1960 Fury Update and "My Classic Darts" Special!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2019
- HI! We're back with Part 19 of the Fury rebuild! This time we'll tackle painting a few more pieces and mock up the the front end of the car, including the badly damaged lower front valence panel. More rust repair too; this time the bottom of the left fender gets a piece made... Also: Agent 673 stopped in so we got a chance to make another riveting episode of "My Classic Darts" featuring the cigarette boxes we found in the 59 Chrysler. Agent 0826 also bought a classic Dart, so we'd better take it fir a spin!
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Thanks Scott just watch part 19 be looking forward to part 20 hope you don't ever quit making these videos
I'm 65 yrs. old, and I remember going to the cut rate filling station on north 16th. street in Omaha, Neb. at the age of 8 to buy Pall Mall reds for my uncle's in 1961. Back in those days it wasn't uncommon for us kids to run errand's for the adult's while they worked on their hot rods or the house, or just in the garage . Beer too, with a note from a adult knowing the guy's at the gas station.
This Plymouth project just gets better and better. It's coming together really well. That Dart is awesome. You just don't see them like that hardly ever, sweet! Frankers is getting really great with the close ups....good girl!!! I had a good chuckle when she was looking up at her toy. Can't wait to see the next video. It's always a pleasure.
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Tim you are a wizard with metal fabrication. Another entertaining and exceptionally produced episode.
To see how you [ problem solve ] is satisfying to watch . Your sheet-metal work is amazing! I do not need to skip forward and I watch the entire vid.
"I'm gonna beat these back into shape, until we have something that looks car like." Mission statement for the whole project right there! Thank you for taking us along on this educational and inspirational project.
A pb&j sandwich, chips, and a snack ... and a new video from coldwarmotors ! My lunch time is gonna be SWEET !
what a great metal shaping skills! it's always a pleasure see that work in progress....... the Fury is gonna back to life!
When I was a kid, my oldest brother ( about 12 years older than me, ) in 1963 bought a light blue 1960 Plymouth Fury Convertible , beautiful car, sadly a year later driving home from pulling a all nighter at work he fell a sleep and totalled it, took out about 50 feet of fencing along the bay shore freeway outside of San Francisco
The lamp is epic!
Man, that '71 Dart Swinger is *sweet!!* Absolutely *love* that car! My 5th grade teacher, back in the early '80s had a '70 or '71 Dodge Dart Swinger in Vitamin C orange. Back then, though, it was just a clapped-out 10-year-old used car. No one ever thought that these old A-bodies would ever be worth preserving...
And I loved the progress y'all made on the '60 Fury project. That car is really coming together nicely. It's gonna be gorgeous when it's finished.
I have watched your videos for a good while now and you are without doubt one of my top four sites in viewing pleasure......I especially enjoy the amazing job you do, on making by hand, the sheet metal body parts......It's truly great craftsmanship.......Only wish we could see more details....not every moment mind you, but more details showing the sequence of steps carried out to create the final product......It really is great fun watching a really skilled hand create out of plain materials, the parts that you hammer out.........Keep up the great work and cut us in for more time to join you.
Coming along nicely, Scott and crew.
gents,
- another great episode of warp-speed panel straightening and reverse engineering. once again in awe of metalworking skills.
- "classic darts" - almost as much fun as "poly talk." (tax stamp should have a date to indicate at least the year of purchase/abandonment.) my father smoked pall mall reds in the late '60s.
- check the left front camber on the 510. doesn't look right.
- the dart is beautiful. great uncle (retired coal miner) purchased an orange '70/'71 dart swinger w/340+4spd - new, with his black lung compensation checks - when he was in his 60s. it was mint when he passed in mid-80s and one of his drunken hillbilly grandsons got it. mere months later it was destroyed.
- incredible lawn boy sign. needs clock hands.
- thanks for brightening our day, dean!
Slowly but surely the FURY is coming together ...Dad had a 1971 Plymouth "Scamp" with a white vinyl roof and "Tor Red" paint. It was orange I guess....Skinny Minnie tires 6.95 14 if I remember correctly. He bought it from the Chrysler dealer I worked at. It was called Parkway (Country) Chrysler. They had a dealership in Edmonton as well by the same name in the 70's.
Love the Classic Darts section too !
“Classic Darts”. I loved it!
We should be thanking you for allowing us to watch.
THANK YOU!
For what it's worth, my mom and grandma smoked Pall Malls, and they were in the soft pack, just as they are today. That's what I started smoking on @ age 6. That was 1956. :)
I thought the pack said somewhere, "Oustanding. And, they are mild!" But all the old pack images I can find have this same motto, "Wherever particular people congregate". Some of the old ads have the "outstanding..." thing, but I thought I recalled it was on the pack. The old ads with "Outstanding..." on a banner, depicted a pack with the "Wherever..." Confused. But so silly to worry about this. As if I don't have anything else I could be doing. :/
Going to be good to see the Fury in paint.
Gaffer FRANKERS!
First off, I'm loving all the extended CWM fab content.
All the ridiculously talented Scott fab skills we've come to know and love,
only now in bonus EXTENDED COVERAGE!
It's truly amazing to watch, really. Got to believe there's not too many people
out there with the hand-fabricating skills of our hero here.
"Lost art" really doesn't do it justice...
The "My Classic Darts" episode is hilarious. The old man used to smoke those
Pall Malls when we were kids. Nice haze in the '68 Monaco wagon when the family
loaded up for the usual excursions in those days.
Brings back memories. Good ones.
Finally, DAMN man - you KNOW how much I love my Mopars, right?
Sure, throw in a beautiful segment on a gorgeous A-body 340 A833 4 speed so's
I just go into Mopar sugar shock, why don't ya?
Creative shooting, interview with the owner/Agent so we get a bit of a story, then
a drive, too? Damn, son.... I best go find the Mopar insulin.
Sincerely, THANK YOU for all you're doing for us out here.
The effort is greatly appreciated, trust me.
Be safe,
- Ed on the Ridge
That Swinger is Wicked ! I want one added to my oddball Mopar collection.
The Pall Mall packs could definitely be spring 1967... I remember my grandma getting picture frames made out of folded Pall Mall packs during that time from my Grandpa's brother who was in prison at the time..... good times....
The archeological knowledge of that agent dating those darts was astonishing!
I'm getting drunk at the Lake of the Ozarks and suddenly my phone shoots me a notification...my favorite Canadians are working on an old Fury. I need a minute before I get back to the party.
Hold the phone! Cold War is on!
Love the dart,and the fury , good stuff,
The best car channel on youtube bar none, awesome stuff guys
I recently went through the same process trying to figure out what the front valence of my TR6 looked like after someone in the past stuffed it into something and then tried to fix it with 3/4" of Bondo. Really nice aerial cinematography with the drone at the end of the video paired with the home grown rock and roll. You are becoming quite the cinematographer. Frances Ford Coppola better watch his back.
I enjoy all your videos. I understand how time consuming they are to put together.
The build is looking good. I smoked the Pall Mall cigarettes in college in the mid 50's. I remember an ad { Pall Mall's greater length filters the smoke on the way to your throat }
You guy's sure know how to put together a fun and interesting series.
The blue Dart combines two cars of my youth! The 71 slant 6 dart I learned to drive in and the 69 340 Dart I owned and foolishly sold... Both Swingers...
the Fury is really coming together.......you really do some great panelwork.
Mr. Scott , your skill set is un matched ! good job .
Great video!! LOVE the longer format, enjoy watching a real craftsman pound out panels like its nothing! The Fury is going to be one beautiful car.
Very cool car fabrication work, purple Swinger and Frankers with her squeaky toy. Yep, you covered it all.
I’ve gone plum crazy for that Swinger.
Awesome work, Scott. Great to see the Fury coming together.
Nice '71 Dart, too! I have the '69 version of the Swinger 340. I'm in New Brunswick and my car was brought here from Fort Mac Murray in the mid '80s.
Nice UNB touque too!
The classic darts segment, We used to call that “ Nice to know Not need to know Information”
Man that fury is looking good.
Scott seriously where did you learn all these bodywork skills, you have a fantastic eye for making right what should have been from bent and twisted pieces of metal, I don't think I would ever have the patience or eye for it, but I love that you do, and show us what can be done. By the way I finally figured what your channel reminds me of, The Red Green show. Cheers to a bunch of cool Canadians who have a blast making automotive miracles and make it look like just everyday pulling it out of your a**.
My dad bought a 71 Swinger in olive green mostly because of the vent windows. Most manufacturers phased them out by then but dad being a smoker loved to use the vent as his ash tray so the little windows were a big advantage for him.
Nice to see the progress on the Fury, this car will be so nice when it’s finisht 👌
It’s like the antiques roadshow of classic darts
The light / sign at the end is STELLAR !!!
More Fury vids?...yes please!
Truly another gem...brilliant. The Fury is fantastic..Pall Mall, my Dad's favorite..put him in an early grave, but Pall Mall, wow. Dean shouldn't keep looking at the sun, but hey that's personal choice. Love all that you do, Thank you.
The Dart was a special treat for me. The first car I ever bought myself when I was 19 in 1994 was a 1972 Dart with a 340/six pack, 4 speed with Pistol Grip shifter. There was always that slight stiff spot in the throttle when the two outer carbs opened up. It had 2:73 gears and I remember burying the 120 mph speedo routinely. Looking back now that I'm 44.....I'm surprised I survived those days. 😂
Dean's just such a positive guy, he loves everything!
Think anyone who's constantly stoned off their tree would seem positive lol
Dean is my favorite Agent.
I think Dean is just high on life... n possibly other stuff
@@jlloyd2004mcs if I was forced at gunpoint to "atta boy" anyone, Dean would be the dude
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Pure poetry with a hammer.
Beautiful 4spd, 340 Swinger.
The Fury is coming along beautifully and I love that Plum Crazy Dart Swinger. The exhaust on that car has the perfect sound for me. Just the right rumble and you can hear the nice cammy idle. Love it!!
Loved every minute of your new video!!! Your fantastic!!! Cars gonna look great!!!! THANKS!!!
Hey! Thanks for checking out the latest installment on our Fury project! This week we'll paint some more bits, and start putting the front of the car back together... Then, Agent 673 stops in for a special episode of "My Classic Darts" and Agent 0826 has a Dart of his own to share with us!
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When I can stop by with a flat of pilsners and my 54 dodge. And some weed.
More of Exner's toys it seems,
The stuff of youthful pleasant dreams.
Brought back from crusher's smashing brink,
And to that end let's have a drink.
UPFKATUP
@@marcomalo02 Hi Marc. Man i like your style! Rev. P.S. And that lamp!!
@@conradkenneth5216 That would be cool!!! And make a video for it.
Scott, I can't figure out how to get a message to you (computer dumbass here)....do you accept old parts donations? I got some stuff from my '54 Pontiac that I think could use a good home.
I think I fell asleep on the chair and forgot to make a comment. That's what happens when you watch at 3 am. Could have a version of forensics CSI with the darts and how long the cars were sitting. Like the fast forward language when it's on fast forward.
Keep em coming ,cant wait to see her done. Your buddies have some cool cars.Had a mint '73 slant 6 3 on the tree swinger early '80's I bought off one of my customers with crazy low millage . Regretted selling to a friends brother .In under one year he tore it up.
Parking a “Swinger” in your driveway in 1971 made a statement 😆
I just want to say that u are awesome with these cars I love the videos I wish I had.your knowledge on cars great job you are the man
Your level of talent is inspiring making your own sheet metal repair panels freaking awesome
Fury is looking good, that dart is gorgeous. Whoever made that awesome lamp is a genius.
Love this channel. You get it all. Total entertainment!!
Scott, not just a whizz at metal fabrication - the editing at the end, i.e. the rock, engine rumble, same ol' shit. Suberb.
Love the Dart,takes me back to my 68 GT that I owned from '78-'82,also our local postmistress owned a '70 Swinger 340 in red/black top and interior,had the optional Rally gauges and the rear trunk mounted spoiler,a very cool car😎
Great episode, thanks!
Very sweet Dart. Nice progress on the Fury.
The new generation of metal fabricators and body men need to watch these videos. I'd hate for metal working at this level to become a lost art.
That work your doing on the fury is first rate excellent and Frankers is awesome that dart swinger is really nice
Love watching the progress on the Fury.
Your Frankers is an absolute treasure.
Fun video guys, i like the Plymouth emblem on the shelf :)
I am always amazed from your work, wishing I lived in your area and was one of your agents
'My Classic Darts' needs an episode on spinny ashtrays. And that dart at the end was a real Classic!
That Dart is a beautiful machine.
I just loved watch the car and attention to the sundry front valance bits . Just amazing work Scott and agents !
Extraordinarily great skills as usual Sir Scott !👍🏻
Awesome fender work!! Tks for the videos,they're entertaining and informative!!
Great episode! Whoever was shooting the part where you made the panel at the beginning needs to be in charge of videoing from now on. Gave my old eyeballs a bit of a rest.
Had a yellow 1969 Swinger from my grandfather....He bought it new in his 70's...Loved driving it to school...
Love 'My Classic Darts' really funny mate!
Hey Peter! Thanks for the note, buddy. Glad you got a laugh outta the Classic Darts bit; we had a lot of fun putting that together... Cheers from everyone here!
What you do is great watch all of em cant wait for the next one thanks
Again fantastic sheet metal work. Thanks for the video.
The '71 Dart Swinger was sold in Australia as the Valiant. It had different grill and tail, side on it looks the same. I'm thinking that they would have been running the Hemi motor by then as the '72 definitely had the Hemis. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
Some of the '72 Valiant Chargers had the 340 motor. Most Valiants turned over a lot before they started. lol
Haven't seen Dean for a while, good to see him again.
Love the trailer ball dolly!
Alright with the 71! That's a sweet Dart 340 for sure! I've always loved those late 60s early 70s Darts, i mean c'mon, in 68 they were sick enough to shoe horn a freakin race Hemi between the frame rails of one, and stuff every engine they made if that wasn't enough. A rollerskate with a nasty small block or a stump pulling torque monster in granny's grocery getter what's better than that? Imo,you have to do some serious hunting to even get close to them. From Darts to darts great episode! Thanks again guys! For a minute there i feared it was almost going to be a Dean delete episode,but alas, ye pulled on through with the goods and he was represented in a proper increment, kudos! Time to possibly get to werk and start trimming up a few lbs o buds,ahh,whereas most inbibers of the magical happy herbs would gladly take my place to get a chance to be in my job,to me it's old hat and I'd just as soon as go right back to bed right now and leave it off to somebody else, my eyes lids are betraying me as I type trying their best to put me out for the count. I'd so much rather be working on my muscle car providing i had one instead of doing ye olde snip snip of the sticky shit. But alas, everyone has their cross to bare. Quit yer bitchin and get to snipping! Thanks again! Sweet Darts indeed!!!!!▪☆☆☆▪
Scott.....Another great Fabulous Fury video! Dodge made the new chargers also with scowl. Look in the rear view mirror, next time one pulls up behind you. Great sheet metal work too . Your craftsmanship there never gets old viewing. Getting closer to putting that trim on the rear quarter!
That Dart is insane. And it looks like a new car!
That Pall Mall package looks very familiar as I can remember my Dad smoking those when I was a kid circa 1967-68. I never got into smoking though........tried a cigarette when I was in junior high school (early ‘70’s) and coughed so hard I saw stars!
Never touched another one after that! 😛
Smart man. I wasn't as smart for about 30 years. Got a nice pay raise when I quit, though, lol.
You have great metal shaping skills , I enjoy all the panel making you do
Your bodywork skills are absolutely spectacular
Man that fury is coming along nicely I can’t wait to see it finished.
Just such fantastic work.Thank you for showing that you Can'do it yourself'.So many just order panels,or would have let it finish rotting.That is a Beautiful monster.I can't wait to hear it roar.
Hooray it's the Frankers Show! 😎
You guys make honestly wish I had been born in the regime as your hands down my favorite channel. I visualize burning one with the group.. How can I put you on auto like so they keep coming after I tip over/LOL, your always topping a segment again and again. I just wish Stella was here to be in the joy moments... Frankers trying to fill that hole and doing a remarkable job
You do magic with the metal work great job my new fav channel
That car is so bad-ass!! Love the metal work you're performing!! Most excellent!!!!
I have a Cig dispenser like you showed on here....It was my Paps....Have always loved the early 70s darts as well...I had a 71 Swinger with the 225.....Was a great car!
They're finally popular again. Not too long ago they were considered garbage. They aren't too rare. This one is nice !
Thanks for the awesome video
Great new episode! Thanks for making my Saturday, Scott. Fury is really moving along!
Such a great show. Sending some beer money. This installment of Classic Darts was shot on location in Shakytown, and truly hilarious.
Hi Randy! Thanks for the note and especially for joining the fine and generous folks who keep this show on the air! I literally could not continue to make the videos without the support of the people who think it is worth keeping around. Cheers to you from me and Frankers!
Refreshingly different in its approach: CWM -The deranged dart debacle had me there for a minute ! lol.
Coming on very nicely with hitting metal things there. Taking shape gradually, it's exciting to watch. ~ Cheers.
I LOVE 70 and 71 Dart Swingers ! I am with you, Scott, on the fact that they should have kept the Thumbwheel radios. I personally just Always preferred the 70 & 71 Darts over the 67 - 69's. I hated the cheap , generic side marker lights and grille in the 72's.
The grille was Beautiful in 70 & 71.
I wonder how many swingers arrived at parties in the 70's wearing flared jeans and big collar shirts and dropped the keys to their Swinger in a glass bowl. At least that's how the fantasy probably ran in their heads :-) Great to watch the work on the Fury and the graceful drone footage too. Cheers