New Engine for the 1969 Ford Fairlane! Plus: Buick Nailhead Progress, 1953 Oldsmobile 98, and More!
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- Hi guys! Lots of engine fun this week! Agent 8771 finished up his freshened 302 and we got to run it in on the engine bench at the GCFCE! We also put a bunch more time in on the 364 for our 1959 Buick LeSabre project, and kept dismantling the hydraulic windows in the 1953 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday Hardtop... We'll also check in with Agent 7889 and the long-running 1967 Saab 96 restoration!
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Hi guys! Lots of engine fun this week! Agent 8771 finished up his freshened 302 and we got to run it in on the engine bench at the GCFCE! We also put a bunch more time in on the 364 for our 1959 Buick LeSabre project, and kept dismantling the hydraulic windows in the 1953 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday Hardtop... We'll also check in with Agent 7889 and the long-running 1967 Saab 96 restoration!
Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments!
Please feel free to check out our Patreon page at :
www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars!
We have set up a Paypal Donations Page if you'd like to help out the cause here... Very much appreciated! Here is the link:
www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted...
Mailing address:
253, 22169 TWP 530
Ardrossan, Ab
Canada
T8E 2J1
#buick #engine #rust #vintagecars #redneck #oldsmobile #bodyshop #saab96 #generalmotors #painting
Dean in a low riding Chev would be a scary yet awesome sight. Frankers would demand a front seat ride so she can be seen low ridin'!
Looking forward to the starter motor/hydraulic pump tear down- I've never seen nothing like this
Hey Scott may I ask what the GCFGE stands for thanks great video this week
Had to look twice. You have competition for DS and Fury views. A channel called restored has 180k views from a video 4 days ago rescuing a DS and they moved a Fury to get to the DS..
Collaboration?
@@ronmcgregor9324 I saw the "competition"... Well, they got the engine running. They limped it around the yard with no brakes and no suspension. The rest of the car is no closer to going on the road than when they started. I'll wait and see if it actually gets restored. I have restored DSs; the engine is the easy part. That car has 1000+ hours left to go. At least it has the simple standard transmission and manual brakes, so the hydro system is half as complex as most of them. The body isn't actually too bad on that one either. I will be impressed when I see it looking new and going down the road with plates on it and everything working, like the one I built and drove 2500 miles to Montreal the day I finished assembling it. Nice camera work, though... just a bit odd to call it "restored", haha.
I feel bad for all the car people who don't watch this channel.
I've been subscribed for years and recently nothing from CWM comes up in my suggested. Nice - not.
So real I have to check my fingernails for black grease. And the band, Frankers, friends. Artisan secrets, ancient iron wisdom. Great.
I haven't been watching. I had a stroke on February 1st and have been in the hospital and am now at rehab. In walkking now, slowly getting and speech is getting better my right hand is slowly coming back. Sucks but im still here Watching!!
All the best man! I had a stroke or something alike at birth and I have been living with it for 50 years. All I can say is that everything depends on the energy and effort you put into it. Don't expect too much from others, you have to do it yourself. If you go for it, you will be amazed at what you can achieve. Pity won't get you back on the tracks
Here is to a quick recovery. I am sure the CWM crew will have you in our prayers.
You never really kill a car guy anyway. He just watches vids from Gods Garage ! All my prayers for a complete recovery ! 👊😎👍
Best of luck on the recovery. Hope things are as well as they can be.
Hope everything goes well for you. Keep a positive attitude 🙏❤️✌️
Scott is the friend we all need, the one who gives us all the "get it done and drive it, it doesn't have to be perfect, don't let it get stale..." speech. We all need to hear this from time to time. If we are all being honest, we all have that one project that has stalled out for whatever reason that has been sitting for a decade. Sometimes you need that buddy to kick you in the pants and make you get it done, or at least progress towards that goal. Keep helping each other out Agents!
Scott must know many old car nuts are OCD. He is helping us not spend a month aligning hood hinges, or getting distracted by other minutae....... 0
I have many 😢 And I can’t resist another one or two or 😭
But it's definitely "Those who teach don't do!"! Just look at that spliced Fury. Okay, of course it's extremely gorgeous. But it nevertheless took way too much time. My most favourite car, the daily driver Frazer, is almost the opposite. And that's just how Scott should do a lot of the cars he has sitting on his property. Get them ready for inspection and put a license plate on them. Although, to be completed honest, I wouldn't drive the Frazer with those red primed spots on it. Additionally I would repair and put back on the original green left rear door.
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
"four guys standing around looking at an engine.... It never gets old" 😂
Like Scott says every time an engine comes to life, “it never gets old.” I feel the same way every time I fire up an old engine.
King of the hill.style
"Discouraging Projects" is my favorite show on the air! Always makes me feel better about the poor choices I've made. It's a relief to know that things could be worse!
Yes! If you ever need to feel better about your life choices, this is the show to watch... Cheers from the junkyard buddy!
“Buy a bread puller” lol
...ordered from Princess Parts!
Thanks for having us over. Give Frankers a hug for me.
These shows just fly by. I’ve heard you talk about how many hours it takes to edit these and want you to know that it is very appreciated. I’ve seen them all. Over 570 in total. Proud to be a Patreon from Florida. 👍
Thanks so much for the continued support and encouragement... It is the Patrons I think of when I've been at the desk for 16 hours straight! All the very best as always from me and Frankers and the Agents!
Scott talking to Steve reminds me of myself talking to my students. Do as the teacher says, not as he does
"You always keep a can in the trunk just in case ..." -- Dan
That was funnier than Hell.
One of the best episodes you've done, Scott. All the Agents are simply a fraternity of darts. Makes common sense humans a chance to respect Canada again. Despite Trudeau's effort to destroy, this channel singlehandedly saves Canada's reputation! Cheers to one and all! BTW Scott, check your mail coming up in the next couple weeks... Got a 1/18th scale '59 Buick coming for the collection
Hey thanks so much for the kind words and encouragement! Imagine how bad it has to be for this place to seem sane, haha... I'll definitely be looking for the mail! All the very best from me and Miss Frankers...
Not so much Canada these days as Tranada 😂
We even get to see a Scott motivational talk to inspire the resto of a Saab.
Lots of tough love - boy does this thought process apply to me 😅
Just wanna stay alive long enuff just to see it drive down the road one day.
Just assemble the agents Overhaulin style and Get Her Done!!!!!
They were wise words indeed ...
The secret is out, “Dan Has an Engine Stand”! He’ll be as popular as Nick’s Dyno in no time. I’ve confidence that the Buick engine will be mint after a ColdWar rebuild. Great to get updates of Dan’s Old’s refurbishment. Tedious Drudgery ,is definitely the two word description for your endeavours indeed. Dean’s guest appearances are always entertaining. Keep it ColdWar and Keep it Canadian.
Best damn soap opera on TH-cam. Just cracked a beer. Cheers everybody!
Thumbs up for Dan's benevolent engine stand - which was so darned cool. Scott's efficiency tips for restorations are valuable. He recognizes time and it being against us with so many other projects so you cant let a project get stale.
Glad to see no animosity between Mopar and ford fanatics!
Miles that 383....wow brother!
Can't say enough...
Hey Scott.. here's an idea for a future cwm video.
Past vehicles that once held a spot at the cwm.ranch.
64 rambler wagon
Fargo short box pickup
Would be a good historic reminder...
Cheers all!
53:10 HUGE thumbs up for that classic telephone. I love them. I still have a landline and have nothing but the old bell telephones. My main living room telephone is over 60 years old.
21:00 Hello kitty, careful dont break the concrete 🤣 You owe me a beer!
Cheers 🇨🇦
Happy Saturday! 🍻🍻
I think you give steven some good advice(get the fooker done!) looks like he's hit that brick wall that we all hit, thinking everything needs to be done perfect and then the depression sets in when you realise how long it will take too do it all perfect!
Scott that dog leg You did for the Buick was really nice. I know You say Your not a Pro but I learn a ton of great information every time You do a panel. That's Pro enough for Me. 👍👍
I would love to see the Saab on the road again. A friend of mine had one. It was always fun to watch the looks we would get from guys at the gas stations when one of us put the oil in the gas tank. Thanks for the weekly show. Cheers!
I hope the 61 Fury is next on your list to build...
Thats one of the best designs (in my opinion) of all 60's model cars.
The fins were tamed & the body lines are a perfect mix front to back .
Love seeing Dean phoning it in once again.
Someone get that man a beer and a grease scraper, STAT
That Ford 302 sounds great nice to see the Nailhead coming together, and that's quite the power window pump. And you're very correct with accomplishing how to cut to the chase with multiple projects.
Cheers!
Perfect. Now my real Saturday begins. You guys are the best.
It's a cold, partly sunny day on the test porch. I'm ready with two loaded pipes!
Thanks for another great show!
Help the Agents Franker's!
Have a fantastic weekend everyone!
A glass of 86 proof Applejack, a fresh pack of smokes, cheers!
Lovin a can of semi gloss ….Touching up the wheels just in case u are picking up someone at the airport…… nice!
Hi Tiger, don't break the concrete. 😅
The engine runs great sounds fantastic thank God it's not a LSHave a great day
NICE CHAIRS IN THE INTRO!!!!!. And just as I un- paused, Dean spills beer on it.😢
I just have to say that Myles wins the "Best Floormats Award". It's also great to see other channels recognize what you are doing over here. Who knows how much great content gets pushed to the bottom of the pile, and people don't ever get to see it. I heard someone on another channel say they were pushing the "shorts" to compete with TicTok, but who knows.
Love that Saab! I like MOPAR and I know it's better for the channel but those 3 cylinder weirdos are the best!!!
Cheers James! I cannot wait for Stephen to get the Saab 2-stroke running again... He already has most of the parts to make it happen...
And make Greta cry...YES!
You can put together a zinc plating station and cromating station for pretty dirt cheap and pretty simple. If you don't know what cromating is, if you've ever seen a carb that is yellowish, shiny and with a rainbow effect some certain angles, that is cromating. Zinc and cromating are about as good a protection it is possible to put on something like a carb. Chromating is just a chemical process, no electricity required. Though zinc plating will need a small amount of electricity.
Zinc is fairly soft and will wear away pretty easily. But when you chromate it, it turns hard and durable. The fact it looks very nice is just a side effect. Most people who do it, do it for the looks.
Dean is great at the news desk. The higher he is the better. Andy's engine sounded great. The engineering in the hydraulics on the Oldsmobile puts today's junk to shame. Great save on the Buick head. Hope to see the Saab going soon. Enjoy watching y'all having fun at what you do.
Back in the 1980's I thru a 302 into my 1971 Ford Ranger pickup. The engine came out of a '69 Fairlane that had been a grandma / grandpa car with 76K on it. Never heard it run until I fired it up in the truck. It ran great and used no oil. I put another 50K on the engine and the only thing I ever had a problem with was the Autolite carb when the brass float sprung a leak and sunk.
I like your “New York” apartment opening. Dean is priceless!
Another show for the ages!! The next time I'm at my sons and working on his Ranchero, I'm playing him your "Just whistle it together, get it done and drive it" speech on repeat. Cheers and all the best to you guys from shed
Cheers Randahl! Yeah, just another version of the "Perfection is the enemy of good enough" speech, I guess! All the best from here as always...
I need to have someone shout that into my good ear every Sat morning for the rest of my life. Like Freiburger says, "Don't make it right, just make it run"
Nice to see a bit of Stephen's Saab. Don, the guy Stephen bought all those parts from awhile back, has his own SAAB on the road. His 1964 two-stroke is a screamer, and loves driving it! Stephen will love his when he does get it done eventually.
"Join us next week for more discouraging projects" 😄 Anyone who has had anything to do with car restoration will know that feeling well! Loved the video. 😊
👍👍👍 to Dan on the 302, it sounds sweet.
That 302 sounds AWESOME! It's right up there with Myles small block in the Newport. The sound of a mean V8 never grows old.
Dans engine stand is cool, sure makes it easy to iron out all the niggles with a build. Also liked how you solved that valve seat issue , I suspect that was probably a manufacturing cock up back in the day. And looking forward to seeing the rebuild on those strange hydraulic power windows ! Great content as always, best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧
That engine stand is going to get some solid use over the next while. That's a fine running and sounding 302. Neat you can still get rebuild kits for the Olds 98. That's a heck of a system they used on it and it's going to be sweet getting it running as it should.
Oh yeah! I'm starting to wonder if Dan will regret letting us use it, haha!
Andy: Nice choice of drivetrain! I have been running a small block Ford and C4 transmission in my Willys Coupe for 35 yrs without any issues and had the same setup in my 36 Ford pickup. Just picked up another rebuilt 302 and C4 for another future project--they're getting hard to find! 😎
Think he’s got a winner for his Ford Fairlane. Great job.Those hydraulic windows are a trip on the 53 Olds. Looking forward to the assembly of the Nail Head next week. The Saab is another story. Sounds like your going a push it through project. Thank you Scott for sharing. I appreciate you and your crews work. Blessings!
💯❤️👊👍
MORE SAAB!!!!! Let’s see a one day blitz on it with all hands on deck, then a level one tidy and reassemble so you can drive it. I’ve been waiting so so long on a Saab update, plus would love to see the other agents update their projects if only to burn up some video time
Deans performance is Epic !!!!
Andy warmed up a stove for the Fairlane, very cool engine run stand there
Also have nailhead action
Thank you for the video
Great video! That 302 is sounding great! And the joys of GM hydraulic windows. They are actually good when rebuilt. They are strangely quiet when lowering them. I rebuilt a system on a 53 Cadillac a few years ago. The old timer that was helping me told me back in the day you could tell which cars had hydraulic windows as the paint was gone off the rockers caused by the brake fluid leaks. Lol. We used a light, clear hydraulic oil for tractors in the system when we reassembled the system and it worked great. And no paint loss when it leaks! Thanks for a great video. Ted
Sweet 🧁🧁🧁
A great video enjoyed watching the 302 for the Fairlane awesome sounds great and Scott i am glad you got the head fixed for the Buick Engine and more on the Oldsmobile always great seeing more on it nice car and everything else in this video enjoyed watching so much thumbs up to Dan all you guys are awesome great work cheers to everyone till next time.😊👍👍✌❤
'' Your intro's are priceless '' !!!!
302 sound's great. That stand is cool and so useful. 👏😎 Thanks for bringing Us along Scott. Cheer's
Hi Scott, Frankers and all the agents.
I really enjoyed seeing you give Stephen advice on not getting too involved in a car, considering value of the car and how many project cars he has... :)
All the other segments were spot on and of course.. "The Dean of Cars" cameos are always fun.
Have great week.
Lots of fun and interesting things this week. The 302 sounds great, nice save on the Buick valve seat, and I'm also surprised at the size of the motor on the Olds. Good advice with the Saab project, get her sturdy and on the road! Cheers Scott, really appreciate the time it takes to put this altogether.
Hey thanks; glad you enjoyed it!
Another saturday Night and I aint got no money! but I got Frankers cavorting in the snow and amazing real car content! cant thank you enough
Cheers Scott!
I really enjoy hanging out with the guys and gals from CWM. Always an interesting show.
The dual straight pipes on the 302 sound so good!
Another absolutely astounding Alberta natives hard at work pleasuring themselves with OLD stuff
Great show gentleman ! That 302 is going to be awesome !! Great work on the nailhead valve seat. Looking good after a level 3 cleaning 👍 See You Next Week !
The shortest hour long show on TH-cam. Since I enjoy it so damn much it's over really quick. If it sucked , it would the longest hour show out there. Great seeing Dean and the Menace. Take care
Cheers William! Glad you like it like we do putting it together...
The old 302 sounds great 👍😊
Enjoyed project car update, Glad I'm not the only one who is buried deep in junk.
Great to hear the 8mm film has an image on it! Congratulations,on being willing to give it a go. . I subscribe for the car culture you produce, and now we’re going to see it presented in the media of the Cold War era!
Thanks! I am looking forward to seeing how it turned out...
This show keeps me grounded in reality!
It's a Saab story. The best you can hope for is to whistle it together and drive it.
I love the picture of Frankers in the 1937 Chevy on the Coldwarmotors calendar. Makes a gloomy winter day much more cheerful. Cheers to all of you.
Cheers Kevin! Glad you like the calendar; I was very happy how they turned out...
"Timing Talk" 🤣 Love the sound of a small block Ford. Cheers from Lubbock!
Hey Scott ! Man! Andy's Fairlane brings back memories. Back High School 73-75 a friend's dad who worked at Fords got him a 69 Fairlane Cobra Coupe. Black on black with the formal roofline not sports roof. No vinyl roof. It came with the 429SCJ police interceptor. They didn't release those till 70 but it had one. C6 automatic. Buckets and console. That thing was a torque monster ! A real head snapper. I've never seen another just like it. It was the 2nd fastest car in school. The #1 was a 70 440 6pack Challenger 4sp another buddy's older brother built and handed down to him. 👊😎👍 Great "Downward Spiral" Dean intro along with Menace Dog wheelies !
Ohh, this ticks the best part of the week box!!!
Great intro! Tom Synder meets The Great White North...
My Saturday is made. Thanx men. Great work.
Dean is an effin' character.. almost as funny as Tom
The 302 sounds good 😊
There are few things more satisfying than tying up a decades-old loose end- like reuniting the high-school hotrod with its original engine! That was a fun instalment for sure- what a great run-in stand... almost looks like it was built for commercial use! Hard to say what was going on with that errant exhaust seat- but some quick thinking made quick work of it! Also great to see Stephen's old Saab again- I agree, we need to get plates on that thing asap, what a fun project!
Scott says “No bodies watching” to funny
The Saab is cool, but, boy....the work. AND the Italian Scout....hoo boy.
Always looking forward to seeing more. Will watch as long as you keep the party going. Cheers 😎✌️👍❤️🇺🇸
Discouraging Projects: A How To book read by (and lived) by every car enthusiasts who has ever pushed a car into a garage and has said: This won't take long...😥
❤save save that Wagon 😂
Cheers gents! Such a great show. I rarely miss one. I’m always itching to get caught up if and when that happens.
Cheers Pat! Thanks for the kind words...
Thanks again for the calendar Scott.
Hey Mike! You're very welcome buddy... Here's wishing you continued success in 2024!
Thanks for another hour well spent - all the best to you, Frankers and the agents - ‘till next week, cheers!
I love 302’s great little engines especially for something designed in the early 60’s and how long they were used. Also I’ve seen someone use a bar of soap instead of bread before but from the looks of it the bread cleans up a lot easier
cheers fellas
" *_Sounds like a Saab story_* " _Dean Dean, the Flipping Machine_
Get that Saab done. It will be the coolest car on the block!
Keep the beer in the cup man
Glorious sound from the 302 guys! I've always wanted a V8 powered garage......😂
One for the algorithm 😊
Hah! Same old shit...love it! Don't change a thing. Enjoyed the Weird Beard shout out!
Another wonderful episode Scott.
Best Wishes to everyone at Cold War Motors.
That 302 is sweet. Dean needs a sippy cup!
Cheers Scott for another exciting installment of LRP (life ruining projects) on the only channel that would air this sort of thing CWM! 😂
That rancid hydraulic pump looks like a prime candidate for a Light Buzz segment if ever I saw one.
Mighty sweet tones coming out of Andy’s 302. When that mill gets dropped in, his car will get heads turning left and right. Liked the work on the Buick to correct the valve seat irregularity; good that condition was caught before the head was reinstalled. Speaking of seats a suggestion: when the Buick’s back in the garage, look forward to seeing the Agents occupying that spacious interior for a little impromptu ‘toking’ like they did when Dean’s Edsel was being finished. Those were some fun moments capturing the CWM crew at their best.
AHH Geez Scott! That was a FULL video to watch! What fun for all. That is THE engine stand from heaven!! Cats and Dogs too! All your Buds are the BEST!! Take care up there!
Cheers, Rich
I haven't commented in a while, but I've been watching. Sometimes I just don't have shit to say. It looks cold in Alberta. The Chiefs won the super bowl, they had a parade on Valentine's Day, then there was a shootout. 21 people shot; 1 person died. Cheers from Kansas City.
Thanks for putting together another hour show! Cheers!
I had a cataract op a couple of days ago. Guess which was the first TH-cam site I checked out when I could see again😂👍