I could spend hours listening to JIM please dont ever stop having him on your vids once and a while, he is a very unique individual and fun to listen to.
I have friends that I've known since the 1960s that are carbon copies of Jim . The world needs good hearted people. People call me a old hippie , it certainly doesn't offend me a bit.😀
Great to see Jim again, what a wonderful guy he is. I could sit & listen to him for hours, he reminds me of the folks I met in Canada back in the 70’s. If you’re reading this Jim, here’s a tip from a retired paint & body man from the U.K. When you’re colour sanding with W/Dry paper, keep a block of soap handy. Wet the paper, rub a bit of soap on it before you start sanding and it’ll stop the paper getting clogged up. As for the paint going “grey”, that’s the cold damp air causing it to “go milky” or “bloom”. It was a common problem here during the cold, wet months with cellulose paint Anyways, take care and thanks for giving your time, it’s always a pleasure 👍🇬🇧🇨🇦
Love going to visit Jim. You are a great book of knowledge Jim and I wish I could meet and talk for hours!! Thank you Jolene and Chad for sharing your page with us all!!
I love Jim’s conservative and ingenious approach to making ridiculously unaffordable projects affordable. Well done sir, and once again, I tip my hat to you! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🔧❤️✌🏻 No kidding, I could listen to Jim chat all day and then some.Thanks for sharing folks who have a talent to communicate ideas-just like you🤟🏻
it's fun hearing Jim talking about his experiences with the old stuff he has around the place and the way he's doing the things to get the job done,like it
Us old time painters called the paint turning gray blushing. Lacquer paint would do that if the wrong temperature thinner was used or the humidity was high. That brings back memories from long ago.
Chad: The 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88 2dr. Was one of my the nicest Oldsmobiles ever designed. It wouldn’t take much to to get it running and driving. I am glad to see that you are attempting to save it. Cheers
Im sad to say that thats too big of a project and chad is too good a friend to say no to jimmy. but i can appreciate chads love of lifes journey and friendships..and honestly how would anyone say no to jim, hes a beautiful gentle soul the world needs more of, more than ever.......thanks
I have always use BOUNTY Dryer sheet to protect my Motorhome in Florida during summer storage and the same with our cottage up here Canada with great success. Also used it in storage up her . Used one box per regular car as a rule . Have yet to have a mouse problem
Great of you guys putting a floor in that car! Quick tip for Jim: put the rattle can in a bucket of warm water next time;) would've loved going for a cup of coffee with you guys.
the Ferrari is waaaay making me nervous, like accidently falling into a tall top heavy china cabinet full of extra thin super fragile crystal antique glasswares and rare old ceramic dishes and the what have you. great video of Jims stuff and Jim's talking about cars.
Hey Jim the fergie has a lock out switch on the hi low gear leaver. So they have to be in neutral on that lever to start. They are mostly disconnected. But might be worth a look?
To wet sand orange peel with super fine papers, use lighter fluid instead of water or soap water. That eliminates the paper getting "dimples". Try it, it really works. Not harming the paint at all.
I think what Jim wants is to weld up the spider gears in the rear end to lock it up, roundy round racers do that to help their race cars pull off the corners better
Jim-a new set of points will close up after a few hundred miles as they seat themselves and become parallel to each other. Then you have to readjust them, NOT replace them. After the second adjustment they will run forever.
Tell Jim that those older tractors with point- condenser systems have distributer shaft wear problems. If the shaft gets worn, it becomes a chore to set the points and make it run. When the starter turns the engine, the points and shaft are not in time. You can pull it with a vehicle and it will fire up but not when the engine spins faster. This is typical with the early 8N Fords that are so popular. Cure the problem with a rebuilt distributer. Also on point systems, a loose condenser can keep an engine from starting or corroded contacts. ___ Max Yearwood
A very effective way to keep mice away from your car is to put whole cloves in a dryer sheet making small baggies with a twist tie. It works have never seen even a sign of a mouse in our motor home. Just spread the baggies around in the interior with the windows and doors closed. They do not like the aroma!
Electric buffers are great,but if you use a thin extension cord you will burn them up quick,need a good gauge extension cord to prolong the life of ur electric tools.
The fuel accumulator on CIS fuel injection maintains fuel pressure in the fuel system when hot to prevent vapor lock. It maintains residual pressure in the system to prevent vaporization of the fuel when hot. Fuel leaking into the intake manifold would be from a leaking fuel distributor.
You can pull the return side of the accumulator off and with the fuel pump running there should be no fuel coming out. Just a diaphragm and spring inside.
I thought I was gonna piss myself laughing listening to Jim talk about his car catching on fire. I have known a lot of characters in my life...Jim reminds me of a lot of them.
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I could spend hours listening to JIM please dont ever stop having him on your vids once and a while, he is a very unique individual and fun to listen to.
Thank you sharing these great videos with us Jolene and Chad. Thank you Jim for the great visit.
Now there is going to be some nice laughter on this, its Friday. Thank you so much for all the time you two use and share with us....
I have friends that I've known since the 1960s that are carbon copies of Jim . The world needs good hearted people. People call me a old hippie , it certainly doesn't offend me a bit.😀
Great to see Jim again, what a wonderful guy he is. I could sit & listen to him for hours, he reminds me of the folks I met in Canada back in the 70’s. If you’re reading this Jim, here’s a tip from a retired paint & body man from the U.K. When you’re colour sanding with W/Dry paper, keep a block of soap handy. Wet the paper, rub a bit of soap on it before you start sanding and it’ll stop the paper getting clogged up. As for the paint going “grey”, that’s the cold damp air causing it to “go milky” or “bloom”. It was a common problem here during the cold, wet months with cellulose paint Anyways, take care and thanks for giving your time, it’s always a pleasure 👍🇬🇧🇨🇦
Yes! Jim seems so cool. And I love how he talks with his hands to tell great storys.
Love the shows jolene and chad thank you for taking us along for the ride
Jim is one "cool dude". LOTS of interesting stories to share, all the time. Never a dull moment, when he's around :) Gotta luv 'em
Jim is a one-of-kind friend. The kind you always do your best to keep close and respect.
It's Friiiiiday! Jim should be featured in a once a week update on his projects. Interesting guy.
Love Jim's knowledge, intellect and story telling, great show Jolene and Chad - thanks much!!
Love going to visit Jim. You are a great book of knowledge Jim and I wish I could meet and talk for hours!!
Thank you Jolene and Chad for sharing your page with us all!!
So logical and colorful, Jim's a special kind of guy
All his hard work is paying off as Jim's Ferrari looks stunning Loving those indicators and his speaker repair work. Such a cool guy.
Jim's a very Humble Man, we need more people like him in this world .
Jim, those front lights are a brilliant solution!!! Love the content when Jim is involved!!
Seems like you have been an inspirational force for Jim...and thousands of others I would bet
I love Jim’s conservative and ingenious approach to making ridiculously unaffordable projects affordable. Well done sir, and once again, I tip my hat to you! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🔧❤️✌🏻 No kidding, I could listen to Jim chat all day and then some.Thanks for sharing folks who have a talent to communicate ideas-just like you🤟🏻
That Jim is a cool dude. Love his care free attitude.
I love the way you both look out for Jim
Jim’s the man,like your visits and Jim’s stories. Enjoy your coffee.
Another great adventure at Jim's
His excitement over life reminds me of a real life cartoon character
You have got to retro stock car his Oldsmobile
Love it when you feature Jim, he is the best, adopt him please.....
Resourceful guy, old school mechanic, can learn a lot from someone like Jim
Fun listening to Jim and hearing some of his stories!
I have to say..Jim has done an awesome job on his Ferrari . He is a very talented man and a joy to watch.
it's fun hearing Jim talking about his experiences with the old stuff he has around the place and the way he's doing the things to get the job done,like it
Always enjoy a trip to Jim’s place thanks for sharing love the oldsmobile
Nice to see Jim. He's a character. Keep him in your vids.
Always enjoy a good Jim video. You guys are awesome
You folk are such fun, just love Jim’s stories !
Gotta love when Jim tells a story what a legend
Thanks again for another good video! Doug needs to look at Jim's tractor next time he's there!
Could listen to Jim talk all day. Which is good because he can definetly keep up a conversation all day.
Us old time painters called the paint turning gray blushing. Lacquer paint would do that if the wrong temperature thinner was used or the humidity was high. That brings back memories from long ago.
Jim's cats are getting too much cat food, they don't hunt with full bellies. LOL
Jim you are a hoot!! Love seeing you on the show.
👍🏻Good time bonding with friends!
Great job with the lights Jim, it looks amazing. 😊
Seeing folks like Jolene, Chad and Jim makes me proud to be Canadian!
Chad: The 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88 2dr.
Was one of my the nicest Oldsmobiles ever designed.
It wouldn’t take much to to get it running and driving.
I am glad to see that you are attempting to save it.
Cheers
Im sad to say that thats too big of a project and chad is too good a friend to say no to jimmy. but i can appreciate chads love of lifes journey and friendships..and honestly how would anyone say no to jim, hes a beautiful gentle soul the world needs more of, more than ever.......thanks
Great video love when Jim tell stories
Wow I wish I could get Jim to do my VW bus. That RED looks fantastic. And the creativity with the lights is awesome.
Going to be a good one, got a love Jim’s house
Man Jim's a great dude....I enjoy him Everytime he's on.
Good to see you Jim ! 👍
Best entertainment on TH-cam! Love the channel.
Jim those lights look better then original mate. Bloody beautiful!
Hey Jim, the points burn prematurely if the condenser is bad. Always replace the condenser when you put points in!
I have always use BOUNTY Dryer sheet to protect my Motorhome in Florida during summer storage and the same with our cottage up here Canada with great success.
Also used it in storage up her . Used one box per regular car as a rule .
Have yet to have a mouse problem
Jim full of cool story’s , he should write a book !! Love the Ferrari thanks for sharing
Classic Jim tales love it and the Ferrari is looking great Thanks Chad and Jolene
Great of you guys putting a floor in that car! Quick tip for Jim: put the rattle can in a bucket of warm water next time;) would've loved going for a cup of coffee with you guys.
Advice and adventures through Jim.
Jim is a very likeable personality and perfect for your channel. I think we've all known a good guy like Jim or at least I hope so.
very late but watched jim done really well on the lights it looks sweet .thx chad jolene
Jim got pretty creative on lites on his Ferrari ,,like em lot better than the square ones 👍
Jim is a real treasure for sure!
You guys are awesome as always! 😊
Great job Jim , not many people are blessed to own a Ferrari and build it
Jim's a character....love the barn
The Ferrari is looking awesome Jim. Good work Dude
Can listen to Jim all day!
the Ferrari is waaaay making me nervous, like accidently falling into a tall top heavy china cabinet full of extra thin super fragile crystal antique glasswares and rare old ceramic dishes and the what have you. great video of Jims stuff and Jim's talking about cars.
Hey Jim the fergie has a lock out switch on the hi low gear leaver. So they have to be in neutral on that lever to start. They are mostly disconnected. But might be worth a look?
To wet sand orange peel with super fine papers, use lighter fluid instead of water or soap water. That eliminates the paper getting "dimples". Try it, it really works. Not harming the paint at all.
I think what Jim wants is to weld up the spider gears in the rear end to lock it up, roundy round racers do that to help their race cars pull off the corners better
Jim has done outstanding with the Ferrari👍
Thanks for 5 minutes of fun!
i can listen to Jim and chad all day !!!
Jim rocks, speaker turned out great!
Looks good,Got a school bus with very faded paint,might have Jim hand buff it for me.
Jim's a living legend 🙌
Wow great job Jim beautiful color Ferrari red ,i love Jim 😁cool dude 😁.
Always fun to watch the shows
One of my favorite body's 1957 Olds
It's all fun and games BUT Chad it's time you got back to the Bugatti 😁
Love "The World According to Jim"...great story teller I'd get along great with him...
Jim-a new set of points will close up after a few hundred miles as they seat themselves and become parallel to each other. Then you have to readjust them, NOT replace them. After the second adjustment they will run forever.
Jim is 1 cool dude y'all make a good team.
Ferrari is looking good Jim!
The Ferrari front looks like it was a factory option. Cool, cool! 😎👍🇨🇦
Tell Jim that those older tractors with point- condenser systems have distributer shaft wear problems. If the shaft gets worn, it becomes a chore to set the points and make it run. When the starter turns the engine, the points and shaft are not in time. You can pull it with a vehicle and it will fire up but not when the engine spins faster. This is typical with the early 8N Fords that are so popular. Cure the problem with a rebuilt distributer. Also on point systems, a loose condenser can keep an engine from starting or corroded contacts. ___ Max Yearwood
Jim's looking pretty buffed!
A very effective way to keep mice away from your car is to put whole cloves in a dryer sheet making small baggies with a twist tie. It works have never seen even a sign of a mouse in our motor home. Just spread the baggies around in the interior with the windows and doors closed. They do not like the aroma!
It's Friday!!! ....and we have a Jim visit😎🤘 thanks guys! See you tomorrow
Itttttttssss Friday Hello from 108 mile ranch B.C 👌
taking the camera out today...we get to see a bit of your world ! thanks
Jim is a character. He makes me laugh.
Great job on front lights on Ferrari
Electric buffers are great,but if you use a thin extension cord you will burn them up quick,need a good gauge extension cord to prolong the life of ur electric tools.
The fuel accumulator on CIS fuel injection maintains fuel pressure in the fuel system when hot to prevent vapor lock. It maintains residual pressure in the system to prevent vaporization of the fuel when hot. Fuel leaking into the intake manifold would be from a leaking fuel distributor.
You can pull the return side of the accumulator off and with the fuel pump running there should be no fuel coming out. Just a diaphragm and spring inside.
Friday !!! This looks like it's going to be funny as lol
Jim's been working hard. Looks good.
Got here late. Chad and jolene thank you for your videos..From Filer, Idaho USA
Loved the fire story...hilarious! 😂
That is a killer pepsi hat that chad is sporting . Another great video
Jim's awesome!
Nothing else to say!
I thought I was gonna piss myself laughing listening to Jim talk about his car catching on fire. I have known a lot of characters in my life...Jim reminds me of a lot of them.