Getting Ready for Summer Junker Fun! Plus: 1937 Chevy Master and Suburban 4x4 Updates!
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- Hey guys! Another busy week around here! Dean and I got the gas tank sorted in the 1937 Chevy, and then a trip to the GCFCE to see how the Suburban 4x4 project is coming along (and some rattle-can action)...
Tom and Myles were over and we decided that we would fill up a few "hopeful" engines with diesel so that they might be ready to work on this summer!
Thanks to everyone who ordered a Fury shirt! They are now shipping! You should receive an email very soon if you haven't already. Also: We just got in a new shipment of "Same Old Shit" coffee mugs, so get yours today while they last, haha!
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Hey guys! Another busy week around here! Dean and I got the gas tank sorted in the 1937 Chevy, and then a trip to the GCFCE to see how the Suburban 4x4 project is coming along (and some rattle-can action)...
Tom and Myles were over and we decided that we would fill up a few "hopeful" engines with diesel so that they might be ready to work on this summer!
Thanks to everyone who ordered a Fury shirt! They are now shipping! You should receive an email very soon if you haven't already. Also: We just got in a new shipment of "Same Old Shit" coffee mugs, so get yours today while they last, haha!
Oh! I do not have a Telegram account or any bullshit contest going! Do not respond to any of these "contest winner" replies; they are a scam.
Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments!
If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can get a sticker, or a coffee mug at:
www.coldwarmotors.com
Or, 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
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I don't expect an answer, but was that Marvel Mystery Oil
you were pouring down the plugholes?
Krikey! You need to hit them up for a sponsorship!
Also: 1950s Nash = Pininfarina, did you know that?
I loved to see all the old crocks in the yard.
The stories they could tell!
Dan in Bangor
"Spring cleaning"
What a punny guy.
@@danforthe2006 ATF and diesel.
That Stude needs some TLC
Scott said at one point ATF and diesel fuel. I’ve used Marvel Mystery Oil, Kroil and ATF / acetone in the past. Kroil is amazing but pricey
It's a shame that the TH-cam algorithm does nothing for such an inspiring channel. It's refreshing to see content that is genuine and aimed at bringing back cars that otherwise would dissappear of the planet. With all the junk channels out there with large amounts of subscribers It's hard to understand the logic in it. Thanks again Scott and all the agents for putting this together every week, your dedicated die hard fans will always look forward to coming along for the ride! Best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧
Yeah mate, there are some very ordinary shows that don’t have the content or the charisma of CWM 👌
Well said.TY.
Thanks very much Mark! I'll keep at it if anyone wants to see...Cheers!
Wholeheartedly agreed!
It’s a crying shame what they did with the scrapidge deal over here in the uk.
Here again, ANOTHER spectacular opening!
Glad you like them!
Them miniature guys driving those diecast cars are the best drivers, aren't they?
Love Miles' Pontiac. That would be a daily driver for me. Just a bit of rust repair! Miles probably can find someone who knows how to repair rusty car metal!
Dean's quick. 'Spring cleaning, and rubber-necking'. Nice to have a friend like that who can get down and dirty.
Everybody should know someone like Dean, he's ace
Going through all the stuck engines is kinda like listening to the deep tracks of a great album
Hey, glad you enjoyed it! Cheers...
I agree, there's nothing like saving a car on the way to the crusher.If I had my way, it would be a crime.
Great show! I probably enjoyed watching you pour oil down the plug holes of stuck engines a bit more than any sane person should. I had an uncle who had a car collection similar to yours and except for the hornets, it was the best place in the world for a ten-year-old boy. Cheers from the shed
@@thebravadours Sleep well. :)
I can't imagine my life without Coldwarmotors on Saturday night! Cars, Comments and Canines--'TH-cam engage!😆
Finally the T in green screen !
Hey Scott, Tom, Dean, Myles, nice to see all of you together enjoying cars, I love this channel and truly feel that there should be 200K subs or more with the awesome videos you post every week, I thank all of the Coldwarmotors gang for all that they do that makes this channel so much fun to be connected with.👍👍👍
Hey thanks! I'll keep at it if anyone wants to watch...Cheers!
Coldwarmotors Crew give better care to their junk cars than most people give to a daily driver . Very Admirable ! 👍
I remember riding in a Suburban like that when I was a teenager, sadly I was in the back seat in handcuffs. Who knew you had to be 18 to have a few beers.
Haha! Awesome... Yeah, I missed that memo, too...
A comment for our TH-cam Overlords....all hail the algorithms
Dean is like a pop star without the pop or star bit.lol
I love the intro. Scott driving his T makes a cameo appearance pretending to be a model car pretending to be a real one. You are getting tricksy, Scott!
My compliments to the animator. Very cool, realistic scenes 😃
Hey thanks! Glad you enjoyed them like we do putting them together... Cheers!
Perhaps a short film on how the miniature car segments are made?
I know it has been said before, but Neighbor Tom is an absolute gem. He is his own highlight reel.
Never thought I'd see anyone who could outswear my dad, but Tom has him beat!
I'm dying to see that '37 Chevy running and driving!
Very soon Joseph! Cheers from here...
It's all about the,"Deantails" on the old Chev this week.....nice Tidy guys. Looks great😎
Dean always shows up for the heavy work .
Yes he does.Thank You Dean,for all your hard work,and making all the rides cleaner,and better all around.
Dear ted corey.
👍👌👏 Yes, he definitely is really great in cleaning stuff. Very patient and definitely very profound even if it's really, really nasty or greasy/oily dirt.
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Ted, do you know why? Because DEAN is a BADASS when it comes to the heavy shit....LOL...hahaha...
Dean is awesome, a true Canadian national treasure. Hilarious was St. Flipmas and Santa ‘s Greasy Flips over the holidays
The studebaker seems like an excellent project
And the Nash (too bad its so punched in) like the Nash engine a bit more than the Stude
I'd like to see that also..its the most desirable car on the yard, in my way of thinking..Paul in Ohio..
The Studebaker is rare and wonderful.
Yes I have a 64 studebaker Daytona with the 259 looking forward to getting this one running again 👍👍
Id love to see the stude back in rude health!
Looking forward to the chevy running and driving😊
Really pleased to see some activity at last on the 1958 Studebaker, Your comments suggest that hopefully you are beginning to warm up to that car.
Oh I love it! I am just determined to finish the ones I have underway before tearing into it, as it is a massive reconstruction project...Cheers!
@@coldwarmotors Work Faster
It's Saturday everyone. We it through the week.
Nick at Nick's Garage is really happy with the the four bolt valve covers
Scott sent him. Full throttle, 500 pound feet of torque and and no leaks. Impressive.
Happy Saturda
Tom is such a gem. Love him and his commentary
Miles is the Strato-Chief.
You mean the Stratocha...
That's Spanish I think....
I look forward to you taking the 59 Buick on.
Good to see the Pontiac on the road looking forward too the 37 drive and Dean did a great job on rank😊
The engine "oiling" in preparation for future episodes on re-starts is something to savour. It also served a s a reminder of the diverse and interesting mix of cars and engines in your CWM fleet. I hope Myles and Tom will be a part of the efforts to restart some of them in the not too distant future. A trip to the GCFCE always worth my attention and the Suburban is really coming along beautifully, looking forward to further updates, it's almost grabbing my attention as much as Jim's Lincoln. thanks too for the promotion of other sites of interest. I am enjoying them very much
..hi Scott...really enjoyed the stuck engine tour...and Dean is a cleaning machine.....
Again Tom is a hoot, so cool putting the magic fluid in the engines, hope it really helps to bring some back to life. I would love to see the Nash back to life just because of the cool engine.
Tom must have eaten his tacks for breakfast. His comments were really sharp!!!
Now this is spring cleaning for those stuck engines: or an early Easter Ressurection. Either way, it warms the heart as well as the engines. Thanks for another great show.
Another fantastic episode, thanks Scott and agents. One thing that makes this show great is the positivity; folks having fun, celebrating the wins, laughing, and just pissfarting around. The world is a crushingly serious and negative place, and Cold War Motors is the antidote.
Oh, and to anyone wondering, becoming a patron is the best thing you could do, it supports the channel and is a doorway to even more fun! Do it!
For a rattle can job, the "Bourbon" door turned out great!
Frankers drinking water from the puddle was a bona fide certified canadian wildlife moment!
Old Tom was just a firecracker this episode!
Awesome.
Tom is the man…every neighborhood needs a guy like him, every dude-group needs a senior member with all his sage observations and comments!
When your watching Deliverence and you get a CWM notification. Choices.
No choice CWM forever !
@@garybezner6774 Relax. I did both lol
Cheers CWM! Finally 70° F here in Virginia, y'all need to catch up! Enjoying a bit of whiskey, dogs are napping in the sunlight, all good. All the best to ya, thanks as always for Saturday fun!
@@nastybastardatlive cheers 🥃😁 Yankee enjoy the buzz!
Got say it it again literally the best channel on TH-cam incomparable ❤
Tom is always the reality check.
Nice to see and discuss the fleet
Good episode
Great teaser for some upcoming shows Scott. I love watching these yard ornaments come back to life, no matter how they run or how much they complain.
It’s amazing how far you have brought this channel over the years. I just revisited the Savoy episode and was amazed. 1.2K likes in 12years. I still love going back again once in awhile.
Great that you have the love for the odd classics.
Let's get spring..now!
Loved the intro with the modelT!👍👏
Bloody fantastic!
Good thing Tom's there to keep it real! :-)
Dean is the Best always ready to Help Dynamic Duo 😁
some nice weather to get some fun stuff done its been fun. cheers guys.
Best hour on the TH-cam, time well spent and always has been something to look forward to every week! I think everyone that loves old cars feels the same. Also enjoy seeing Frankers frolicking about just like Stella did. Your program just gets better every time I see it! Farmers Almanac suggests hot summer this year in your area, so maybe lots of painting and running cars in 2023!
The Chev is coming together it’s a sweet piece. Nice work Scott and Dean ,cheers
Welcome back to Dean’s Disco Party, with Special Guest Hungry Frankers.
That 37 Chevy is unbelievable The 4X4 burban is a trip
Nice hour spent watching this mayhem LOL
Disturbing lack of Oldsmobiles in your yard
Absolutely adore your junkyard, the fifties cars are so iconic, in fact many foreign cars continued the style into the seventies.
It would be cool to see another straight 8 run. If the old Packard is up to it.
I really like the hour long show. A time I can really relax!
The Chev is nearly ready for a test run! 😃 The Suburban? Getting there. After all that ATF action, I'm looking forward to the Summer Will It Run? series! 😂 Thanks for all your hard work in keeping this Channel going.
Good episode! Thanks for sharing!!
Lotta fun watching you Tom and Myles go from sad old girl to sad old girl hoping to get them free. And who doesn’t love rattle cans? I painted my ‘41 Plymouth a panel at a time with Duplicolor black lacquer - put on enough to wet sand half of it off, it can look pretty good! Cheers, and all the best to you and the Menace until next week!
Hello lads! I hope these engines are back to life by summer! 😀👍
I don't understand why this show doesn't have a million subscribers. Thanks again for the great show guys!!
I can't believe it's over already. Damn. Fastest Best hour of car stuff on TH-cam. Good to see Dean and Ms. Frankers too. Take care.
New while it start videos on the way ?
I wold love to watch them .
I hope some of the old machines there in you're lineup can bee driving again .
One 1950 Dodge out of 2 cars can bee one car ?
And the 1937 Chevy driving in the spring sunshine .
Can't wait to see what you bought and to see those old engines come back to life!!
It's not a proper Saturday without CWM.
Studebaker was factory...side draft..
Great car...very rare 2dr...
Scott, even though I really want the SM to get finished I am also torn towards directing your attention towards improving the 58 Studebaker (Packard) because of the rarity of the car. When I was part of the Studebaker (start-up) organization's administration back in 2011-2012, those of us in the inner circle discussed the possibility of building new "old cars" with the CEO. The idea was to build just a few "renaissance reproduction" models of certain years in precise limited amounts, in order to slide just under the denoted number the Federal regulations would qualify as standard "production" vehicles. Since all of these Studebakers were built before any of the safety and environmental protective standards applied, none could pass modern requirements. However, like the Shay Model "A" Roadster replicas, something like a 1955 Studebaker Speedster with a few differences in the motor, electrics, suspension, brakes and add-ons which didn't exist in '55 could be produced up to 99 examples and qualify as concept or experimental vehicles and not a replica or continuance full production car.
Oh, one other thing, that automatic transmission should be a Borg Warner, which was pretty much the standard for Studebaker.
Borg Warner trans in the Stude. Can be made a three speed shift with a later valve body. Used in Jaguars too.
I think is says a lot about what a great young lady your niece is that she does all this grunt work! Always happy to see young people learning a skill from a real craftsman like you. Love the '37 and really appreciate the attention to detail in your work!
That was a nice intro with the tiny T. You guys are a lucky bunch of guys that help each other out. Dean is a trip. Always jumping right in and cleaning out the grunge out of a car. Myles has some nice cars there. That Newport of his has the best sound when he goes by. You need to make a segment of sayings and curses by Tom. You would have a whole episode there. That Suburban was out of this world. No damn rust. They all vaporized by me here in New Jersey. Everytime they hit a pothole, the rust would fall off with a body part. Great Job saving those engines. They need your help. Can't wait to see that 37 Chevy running after all this time. You guys are tremendous. Go Canada!
Perfect spring day in the yard plus 37 Chev progress and cop tank update. Bunch of sick cars for a sick planet!
We have CWM dealer stickers on both our classics and it starts a lot of conversations when we're out. Most think our cars were from Alberta originally. 😏 Cheers 🇨🇦
Right on James! Thanks for helping keep us on the air!
Another great episode with a lot going on! I think that it would be cool to see that diarama of the collection again sometime in the credits. That looked like it took a while to do and would be nice to see again. Hi Agents and Frankers!
The Suburban is the perfect rescue. The Chrysler with the big, goofy grille, gets my vote for first video. Stay dirty 👍
Appreciated Dean jumping right in helping you with the Chevy gas tank, top job, Dean! And long distant High Fives to Myles and his "Overkill" attitude...4 hand rubbed coats of gloss black on the brake drums. Wouldn't be surprised if he clear coated them, too! And shop vaccing the cobwebs off the old straight 8 when you said just get the stuff around the plugs, "no it's nasty it all has to go!" my kind of car detail nerd! Because that's what he does, awesome! And the Suburban is rapidly taking shape, a gem of a save for sure. Love his application of his brand of TLC. Another stellar video installment hoping for Spring in the North Woods. Same for us down here in Colorado. Totally over Winter. Cheers to all, Scott!
Scott, nice to know that Frankers knows when it's time for dinner, otherwise you and Dean might never quit wrenching! Turns out Dean is not only a very good friend but also is a very heads up mechanic! I guess I've been distracted by his giggles and greasy flips side. I'm totally gob smacked about how solid that 37 Chevy is! Wow! And you're right about the old gas not rotting everything into oblivion. Ethanol is the enemy of old iron. Thanks for the is it stuck? tour! My dad was a Packard fanatic and owned several in the early to late 50s. He moved from a 'mint used 42 to a brand new 56 before falling back to Mopars for the rest of his days. Thanks for the memories! Cheers from New Mexico!
Another great show, I really appreciate what you do, I never get tired of watching. I only wish I could join you for a visit. Kudos to all you and your friends who help out.
Love the chop in the Newport Chevy looks great
Good to see Frankers back in form.
Another great video Scott. Highlight of the viewing week!
Best wishes Richard. (UK)
Glad you enjoyed it, Richard! Cheers...
Nice day outside in Alberta , i’m installing the carburetor back in my 1985 Honda 250 Rebel , with 4100 original Kilometres , been parked in a heated garage since new . 1987 my friend busted tail bone so bad , could never ride again . I have been trying to get that Rebel since 1987 , i had one then , wore it out , had another one in 1998 , 450 Rebel wore that one too , lol , now my lovely wife last fall got her fingers on this bike that i have been waiting for decades , got it running but , of course carb is varnished so bad . This bike is an absolute treat ! Time capsule ! How ever , i’m gonna enjoy put miles on it , and i built a fully contained heated shed to store it in ! I’m in heaven ! What a great Wife i have for last 40years + ❤
Why has there never been a go fund me for this guy to get a lift.
Or an induction heater for a fellow rusty bolt maschosist lol.
Another enjoyable episode as usual! It's funny that today's episode kind of parallels the points I am at on my current AMC Spirit project. I am working on cleaning out the gas tank that hasn't seen fresh gas in about 17 years and also spray painting the light box the console gauges sit in. I felt that "smoker's lung yellow" probably wouldn't reflect light as well as white would so I cleaned and painted all the surfaces in the two clusters that had bulbs in them. Two tasks down, 1,736.4 left to go!
Always fun watching your show! It's unbelievable how solid that 37 Chev is. Looking forward to watching some more summer starting challenges.
Arrrrr! Enjoying me mate Tom and the salty language! Glad to see some familiar chrome smiles unseen for awhile. I can remember episodes where you brought some of them home. Glad to see your weather is breaking; I'm sure you are too. Fun episode, thanks for including us.
Finally I have time for youtube car fixing videos. For ten days I have been fixing things and tinkering on my oversized fleet of old junk. I got rewarded driving around with one of my oldies, that I did not had the chance to drive for many years. But the more I work on my cars, the more problems there are to fix on most of them. That is a battle I can never win!
But I probably need that.
Now that I have a moment to breath, what am I doing: Watching other people fixing their old junk! That shows that I am a sick bastard.
It is interesting to see the Canadian lamp system. Once we were fixing a Buick of a customer: We desperately tried to find out how to switch off the lights. At the end the customer told us that he brought this car home from Canada and the headlights could not be switched off while the car was running.
*YAY SPRINGTIME!* *60.5K!*
Wow, was it just me or was this last winter a rough one to endure?
Damn thing never seemed to want to go away....
Always great to "visit" CWMC world, of course - because of the people, moreso than
the beloved cars even - but if you watch long enough, you'll see the underlying strength
of the channel, too:
Namely, there is a driving force underneath it all and it's all about *progress* - constant,
sometimes stubborn as hell - but progress is always being made.
More of that "positive wave" stuff, man. Attitudes, projects, even fooling around with the
yard art is always positively presented and that's just a wonderful thing for the soul to watch.
It's why Ive been here for all these years, anyways...
- Ed on the Ridge
Thanks for the guided tour as you went through the old engines. I hope the old Stude cranks over.
I hope so too! We'll try it when the weather warms up a bit more...Cheers!
I'm happy to be a part of what all you guys are doing. Great group of gearheads and classic ride enthusiasts.
It'd be great to see the '59 Buick and the '58 Studebaker running again but anything you pick will be great 🎉
Yay, it's Saturday!!!! That Dean is a good friend. I don't know anyone who would scrub the grime off my gas tank. Lol
Cool watching you guys pouring cool aid down the cylinders . That 37 Chevy is so clean .
Dean definitely gets the grunge work done, great benift to the show. Yes I still vote for working on that Studebaker.
I see a whole smorgasbord of will-it-run clips coming up! This was a nice day well spent.
Kudos for the start and finish clips.Always enjoy the models,and the music.TY.That Suburban makes my heart ache for 1.Glad he's going to make it great again.So many of your 'soaked engines' just hurt us all,thinking how close they came to crushed and shredded.Your 'junkyard' is what starts dreams for many,and nightmares for their wives.Cheers !
Nice seeing the old cars come back to life
Really enjoy the layouts of the moving model cars , nice to see some pre oiling for possible engine starts. Looking forward to the next one 👍
Hi, Scott The '37 Chevy is really coming along. You are putting Dean to working next to you on several of the cars. The Suburban work looks great especially the spray can paint the doors. Tom looks real happy to be hanging around with you and Myles putting the loose juice in the cars to get them ready for the season runs. Please tell me Myles I will send the clock to your house. I've been busy the past weeks. I had to go to Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital in Maryland for my quarterly check for Persian Gulf War health screening. I will get mail out on Monday morning. I'll have all shipping information so it you know it's delivery time. Thanks Scott, my best wishes to everybody. Cheers!
Scott and the agents,
Great show this week with my Sunday morning coffee!
Something tells me that all of them receiving 'the juice of life' are going to be running this summer. I hope so! And, good luck! I'll be watching. 😎😎😎
Thank god daylight saving is back to normal!!!!!!