keep talking while youre working. its what gives your videos that extra "something" that sets you apart - makes you stand out. you and your sons are full of life and character and in this often plastic and lifeless world that is a real joy to behold. keep being uniquely YOU!
Yes, glad you guys went with the dog dishes! I like dog dishes because they not only present themselves, they don't hide the appearance of the steelie they're mounted on. On vintage and classics, I always loved steelies color matched to the body and dog dishes.
Back in the Day - I owned and drove a 62 Corvair that I paid $35 for as my daily driver ! I'd also bought for $200 a 63 Corvair for a PARTS CAR which was on cinder blocks in my parents back yard - I kept taking parts off the 63 to fix the 62 (battery/tires/fan belt/etc. ) until my parents sold it to the junk yard ! :-( My greatest experience in the 62 was driving my wife to the hospital at 2 in the morning to have our baby born and there was a wreck on the bridge crossing the river ! She was in labor and I told the policeman and he got people out of their cars to clear away the wrecks to let us thru AND he called ahead to let us drive rather fast to get there before she had the baby oh so many years ago !! :-)
Do not stop talking as you work. It is what gives your episodes reality and keeps them interesting. I also love how to see how well you work together as father and son. Keep up the great content.
I hope my youngest and I are like this when he gets older. Ive turned him into a car guy, and I hope that continues into adulthood. You two are awesome and I love watching these videos.
Way to go guys good times! sadly my 21 year old son has always been more interested in video games than wrenching on cars like my Dad and I did back in the 80’s but it’s fun to watch regardless
You guys earned my subscription. Yall resurrected my two favorite cars. Olds Toronado and my all time fav, the Corvair. And an early four door. Im officially a fan.
Recien los conoci hoy muchachos y ya me subscribo. Son geniales¡¡¡... espero ver mas de ustedes y saber tambien si continuaran restaurando el corvair . Los saluda cordialmente un argentino desde España
My folks had a 1960 when they were young. They took it all the way to Morocco when the USAF sent us over there. Dad kept it running into the 70's. Wee Willy was what they called it.
I have a 64 covertable corvair l have had as much fun as you fellas. When you go to buy parts for them it hurts but they are easy to work on and fun to drive,
I had a Corvair like those as my first car. Great engine but you had to keep the suspension in good shape. It can get funky when older. It was nice not to have to mess with water. My drunk high school friends rolled it in a corn field. It rolled back to it's wheels and kept going. Hardly dented the top. haha!.
You guys stumbled on my DREAM. A non rusted out, 4 door, early model Corvair that needs a little love. And for that price????? Why am I not able to find these deals. 😶
You and ur son work as hard as I do or probably even harder. lol. I found ur channel just scrolling there so many people reviving old cars now it’s crazy. But y’all are down to earth people. Make videos that people want to watch.
Keep the jaws moving as it makes videos more enjoyable,slapstick hum our is what is needed in a world full of such misery,please no silent movies!!👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁🍺🍺🍺🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Don’t listen to negative comments on here.. always going to be a “KAREN “ who wants to say something negative. Pole barn garage don’t give a crap what people say. And people love watching him. That’s what they like about him
Funny how in Canada, Pontiac didn't have a version of the Corvair, but did have a version of the Chevy II/ Nova, the Acadian, Pontiacs were little more than rebadged Chevys, Ponchos.
I used to have one of those back in the day let me tell you they ain't worth the headache or the trouble they were a fire hazard choking hazard just get rid of it also I like the talking it adds to the video
if heat was important to have, and any car should be able to defog windows, you might consider an EV's heater unit and add in some rechargeable batteries.
@@RuggedWrench Oh ok i thought theres more small tools. Leatherman is a friggin must, i dig it when i see you usin em all the time. Been using em myself since what, 1992. Great videos,thank you. Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮
Wait What did you do? To get to stop running on three cylinders and popping out of the carburetor. And sounding like it was about to rattle its sofa part
You guys might be lucky you Got to them First, Matt From "Matts off road Recovery TH-cam channel" in Hurricane Utah has been Buying alot of them, he is the Corvair Guru. His favorite car in the world i guess. 😂😂 He has alot of Parts but im not sure if he is a seller or just a Buyer 😂😂 maybe a trader..
You know corvair aficionados are cringing as soon as they saw those two corvairs going home with you two! I can't believe that you paid $650 for both of those cars what a deal, I've always wanted one of those corvairs of course not the four-door but you know what I mean. I think they're cool little cars myself and that suspension problem they worked out by the way. Somebody should have kicked Ralph Nader in the balls because there were certainly wars vehicles built than that. Have fun guys try not to destroy the cars too bad???
It's not like you are showing us how to do something the right way.....these are not informative DIY videos. It is supposed to be FUN SO KEEP talking. That's the fun part....and the hilarious junk you work on.
The original GM shitbox. There will be many more to follow..Vega, Chevette, Citation, Cavalier, Cobalt, Celebrity, and a special shout-out to the Malibu Max and it’s elephant turd looking sibling/ PT Loser wannabe.. the HHR(!)- after 60 years GM gave up and let the Koreans do it. Yet Toyota when through generations using just one name- Corolla, and GM couldn’t even sell that as a Nova, lol. 6 decades of epic shit stainery.
Actually just the opposite. They redesigned the rear swing arms beginning in 1965 (LM) which eliminated most of the errant behavior. But they aren’t that bad anyway. Most incidents were happening due to incorrect tire pressures.
This model of vehicle has never been safe on the road, and it never will be. It never made a safe vehicle, and that's why Chevrolet took it off the road. It's only good as a backyard decoration or a collector's item.
@@bbrut3332 Apparently , when you've driven one or more, we'll talk. As for me, I'm old enough to have driven one to know. So, you're talking nonsense...
BS on unsafe to drive. Blame Raph Nader for the misconception of unsafe at any speed. If driven normally they are as safe as the older VWs, the worlds most produced auto. The 64s were even better handling and as far as I am concerned better looking. Your Corvair seems to be the 110hp version. I preferred the turbo charged Syder as I believe the hp rating was 180ho and when connected to the 4 speed was a fun car to drive. Yep old guy here, test drove a new 63 Corvair Syder Convertible with the 4sp trans at the dealers show room. Red with white top and red interior. Just what a 17 yo needed in 63...😂😂😂
@@peteness9550 What real world are you talking about? I have a 1961 Monza and it corners better than cars built ten years later. I've been driving it for two years and have never felt unsafe. You have to really try to roll one. In July of 1972, the US Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration concluded that the Early Model Corvair was no more dangerous than any other automobile being built at the time including conventional front engine models.
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keep talking while youre working. its what gives your videos that extra "something" that sets you apart - makes you stand out. you and your sons are full of life and character and in this often plastic and lifeless world that is a real joy to behold. keep being uniquely YOU!
Don’t change anything that you do on the videos guys you are awesome.
Yes, glad you guys went with the dog dishes! I like dog dishes because they not only present themselves, they don't hide the appearance of the steelie they're mounted on. On vintage and classics, I always loved steelies color matched to the body and dog dishes.
You guys are hilarious, don't ever change. Car turned out great!
Love the banter. Just be yourselves. It's what drew me to your channel. You all have lots of fun. Awesome rescue!
Great channel
Back in the Day - I owned and drove a 62 Corvair that I paid $35 for as my daily driver ! I'd also bought for $200 a 63 Corvair for a PARTS CAR which was on cinder blocks in my parents back yard - I kept taking parts off the 63 to fix the 62 (battery/tires/fan belt/etc. ) until my parents sold it to the junk yard ! :-( My greatest experience in the 62 was driving my wife to the hospital at 2 in the morning to have our baby born and there was a wreck on the bridge crossing the river ! She was in labor and I told the policeman and he got people out of their cars to clear away the wrecks to let us thru AND he called ahead to let us drive rather fast to get there before she had the baby oh so many years ago !! :-)
Do not stop talking as you work. It is what gives your episodes reality and keeps them interesting. I also love how to see how well you work together as father and son. Keep up the great content.
Well done lads you both done a great job on the car I love to see classic cars restored
Omg I'm glad you talk while you work otherwise it would be like a silent movie Awesome channel 🎉🎉🎉🎉
good job guys God bless your amazing work⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐✅💯👍
I hope my youngest and I are like this when he gets older. Ive turned him into a car guy, and I hope that continues into adulthood. You two are awesome and I love watching these videos.
Way to go guys good times! sadly my 21 year old son has always been more interested in video games than wrenching on cars like my Dad and I did back in the 80’s but it’s fun to watch regardless
Love watching you guys very relatable content
You pick cool cars, that is key.
You guys earned my subscription. Yall resurrected my two favorite cars. Olds Toronado and my all time fav, the Corvair. And an early four door. Im officially a fan.
Loving it thanks you guys
Recien los conoci hoy muchachos y ya me subscribo. Son geniales¡¡¡... espero ver mas de ustedes y saber tambien si continuaran restaurando el corvair . Los saluda cordialmente un argentino desde España
Don't change a thing about your show love it you guys work on cars that we can relate to thanks.
Red neck restoration! Looks pretty good from my chair. Lol
car looks great
Great find guys! Thats my favorite year and model of Corvair! The 4 door with that overhang at the rear window is oddly cool!
do you ever watch Matts offroad recovery on youtube? Matt is a Corvair expert and part collector ,he may want the parts. keep doing what you do.
Nice job!
You are fun to watch and doing cool stuff
Corvairs are fun little cars. The starter sounds like a Chrysler starter.
Dont forget to take all the good glass panes out of that parts car. You can't find those pieces anymore.
Nice job sir Nice corvair Nice show cool yard sir 😃👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍
Like this very much. My parents had one in the 60's. Cool!
Great job guys love the family
My folks had a 1960 when they were young. They took it all the way to Morocco when the USAF sent us over there. Dad kept it running into the 70's. Wee Willy was what they called it.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍you look more like brothers,rather than father and son,great entertainment guys👍👍🍺🍺🇬🇧🇬🇧
Fantastic work gents! Want myself a ‘69 Monza. 👊🤙
You guys are awesome I like the talking you guys are fun great car
I have a 64 covertable corvair l have had as much fun as you fellas. When you go to buy parts for them it hurts but they are easy to work on and fun to drive,
good job guys. keep it up
My Grandpa had one fer about 20 years. Thanks screaming memie garage
I had a 62 corsair wagon in high school. Fun car!
I had a Corvair like those as my first car. Great engine but you had to keep the suspension in good shape. It can get funky when older. It was nice not to have to mess with water. My drunk high school friends rolled it in a corn field. It rolled back to it's wheels and kept going. Hardly dented the top. haha!.
That was great content 👏👏, personally I'd like to see what happens to the little 🚗 car. Thanks for sharing.
Yes, the glass bottle upfront was for extra washer fluid. Just in case you ran out on the road you had an extra bottle of washer fluid with you.
That was great!
This reminds me of what I did with my 62 Corviar.
Carry on with tthe great work mates
Love your video’s 👍
You guys stumbled on my DREAM. A non rusted out, 4 door, early model Corvair that needs a little love. And for that price????? Why am I not able to find these deals. 😶
good job boys....
That jug of Milo's tea warms my heart!
That flat top is probably one of the coolest body styles ever
I agree They really look good on that body style
The glass bottle up front is for fuel line and windshield de-icer !
You and ur son work as hard as I do or probably even harder. lol. I found ur channel just scrolling there so many people reviving old cars now it’s crazy. But y’all are down to earth people. Make videos that people want to watch.
Ur= spelled “your”
@@peteness9550 get out of here. Really? I didn’t know that
Keep the jaws moving as it makes videos more enjoyable,slapstick hum our is what is needed in a world full of such misery,please no silent movies!!👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁🍺🍺🍺🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
That metal thing you had was a hammer dolly for bodywork keep that I hope you did lol😊
Make sure to replace the engine shrouds to ensure proper engine cooling.
Corvair its a cool car
$650 is an absolute bargain. And the car with the title is in unbelievably great shape just have to look past how dirty it is and stuff
650$. Crazy. What a steal. Restore restore restore 😮
Don’t listen to negative comments on here.. always going to be a “KAREN “ who wants to say something negative. Pole barn garage don’t give a crap what people say. And people love watching him. That’s what they like about him
If you can say anything nice don't say anything at all. I drove these corver back in my days. Cool cars. Worth getting these old girls back in shape.
@@LouisCapps-p3z I have always wanted a turbocharged Corvair.
Of course. The internet must be censured to prevent things people don’t want to hear so their panties don’t get bundled up.
@@Brock_Landers ‘69 Monza on my will have one someday list.
Great classic. Don't think i've seen any over here in the UK :-/
Easy cars to work on next to the 2 Tercel's I own. 93/96.
Yo quiero un Corvair!¡🙂
The front trunk is called the frunk!😅
No. It’s called the BONNET. Only queers call it a frunk.
very nice
Funny how in Canada, Pontiac didn't have a version of the Corvair, but did have a version of the Chevy II/ Nova, the Acadian, Pontiacs were little more than rebadged Chevys, Ponchos.
I used to have one of those back in the day let me tell you they ain't worth the headache or the trouble they were a fire hazard choking hazard just get rid of it also I like the talking it adds to the video
if heat was important to have, and any car should be able to defog windows, you might consider an EV's heater unit and add in some rechargeable batteries.
From the rear till the A pillar it resembles a BMW 200 series🤔🤔🇬🇧🇬🇧
That's where BMW got their design.
What excactly you guys have in those leather pouches on your belts ?
Leatherman multi tool
@@RuggedWrench Oh ok i thought theres more small tools. Leatherman is a friggin must, i dig it when i see you usin em all the time. Been using em myself since what, 1992.
Great videos,thank you. Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮
Wait What did you do?
To get to stop running on three cylinders and popping out of the carburetor. And sounding like it was about to rattle its sofa part
It cleared up on it’s own. We just forgot to record that.
The extra washing fluid bottle is for blinker fluid!! LOL!
They didn't have any kind of grease?
Corvair Corsa ✌️👍🤟🤘
Maybe someone brought the corvairs too a car show and swap meet, and sold or bought them there.
My uncle had one of them and the motor fell out as he was driving down the road
Keep being yourself, great job
Dumping raw fuel in the engine compartment while cleaning the carburetors - no, no - and i doubt there's a fire extinguisher anywhere close by !!
You guys might be lucky you Got to them First, Matt From "Matts off road Recovery TH-cam channel" in Hurricane Utah has been Buying alot of them, he is the Corvair Guru. His favorite car in the world i guess. 😂😂
He has alot of Parts but im not sure if he is a seller or just a Buyer 😂😂 maybe a trader..
Instead of nrake clean what about carb cleaner for the carb.
You know corvair aficionados are cringing as soon as they saw those two corvairs going home with you two! I can't believe that you paid $650 for both of those cars what a deal, I've always wanted one of those corvairs of course not the four-door but you know what I mean. I think they're cool little cars myself and that suspension problem they worked out by the way. Somebody should have kicked Ralph Nader in the balls because there were certainly wars vehicles built than that. Have fun guys try not to destroy the cars too bad???
I don't understand why this car was singled out didn't the vw and porsche have the same drive train
It seams that its worth fixing that car anyway
Just my size
Did you atleast sand the body for the primer , NO LOL
Hey guys yall just be yourself my wife and I like yall. Karen go scrach Karen's bottom end. Stay just the way you are
Now make the parts car run
What happened with the Amazon gift card drawing??
It's not like you are showing us how to do something the right way.....these are not informative DIY videos. It is supposed to be FUN SO KEEP talking. That's the fun part....and the hilarious junk you work on.
The original GM shitbox. There will be many more to follow..Vega, Chevette, Citation, Cavalier, Cobalt, Celebrity, and a special shout-out to the Malibu Max and it’s elephant turd looking sibling/ PT Loser wannabe.. the HHR(!)- after 60 years GM gave up and let the Koreans do it. Yet Toyota when through generations using just one name- Corolla, and GM couldn’t even sell that as a Nova, lol. 6 decades of epic shit stainery.
This includes even the intermediates. Every GM FWD vehicle was shitboxia except for those 3.8 liter Buicks.
I have a 96 Cavalier and it's been an incredibly good car. 274,000 miles on it and I've owned it since 96.
I am what you call a RALPH NADER HATER.Because of what he did about the Corviar!
Yeah. He got it off the road so no more people would get killed in one. Until GM’s next engineering masterpiece.
it was the second generation Corvair that was supposed to be unsafe....NOT the ones u have!!!
Actually just the opposite. They redesigned the rear swing arms beginning in 1965 (LM) which eliminated most of the errant behavior. But they aren’t that bad anyway. Most incidents were happening due to incorrect tire pressures.
The guy who doesn't want to hear any dialogue should just mute the video and turn on some music.
Get a turkey baster it works better
Nader lied, or at least failed to research properly.
Bullshit. Ernie Kovacs was one of the first to be killed in one.
This model of vehicle has never been safe on the road, and it never will be. It never made a safe vehicle, and that's why Chevrolet took it off the road. It's only good as a backyard decoration or a collector's item.
What is the proof?
Apparently you have never driven a VW Bug, Corvair or a Porsche 356, 912, or 911. They just take a different skill set you have not perfected.. lol
@@bbrut3332 Apparently , when you've driven one or more, we'll talk. As for me, I'm old enough to have driven one to know. So, you're talking nonsense...
@@bbrut3332 I bought a new covair in 1960 (first year made). wasn't dangerous, and wish I still hae it.
BS on unsafe to drive. Blame Raph Nader for the misconception of unsafe at any speed. If driven normally they are as safe as the older VWs, the worlds most produced auto. The 64s were even better handling and as far as I am concerned better looking. Your Corvair seems to be the 110hp version. I preferred the turbo charged Syder as I believe the hp rating was 180ho and when connected to the 4 speed was a fun car to drive. Yep old guy here, test drove a new 63 Corvair Syder Convertible with the 4sp trans at the dealers show room. Red with white top and red interior. Just what a 17 yo needed in 63...😂😂😂
Bullshit. Stop with the internet embellishing and revisionism. The vehicles were unsafe in the real world.
@@peteness9550 What real world are you talking about? I have a 1961 Monza and it corners better than cars built ten years later. I've been driving it for two years and have never felt unsafe. You have to really try to roll one. In July of 1972, the US Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration concluded that the Early Model Corvair was no more dangerous than any other automobile being built at the time including conventional front engine models.
Ralph Nader, UNSAFE AT ANY SPEED, did not improve with age!
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