The 1947 Buick Body Swap onto a 1994 Cadillac Fleetwood Chassis.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- The last installment of the 1947 Buick Super body swap series. The car gets wired, some new glass, we fire it up and take the beast on a little trip for its first shake-down.
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East coast to west coast driving machine! I like it!!
Well you now have a new model on the roads. Its buicad. Love these old cars. Nice job.
Or a Caduic?
Nice car! Always loved these old big bodies!
I've been pacing the floor waiting for an update. I've got exactly the same car, exactly the same chassis...I guess I'm waiting for YOU to make all the mistakes first! Looks like things are coming along really well. It motivates me! Thanks! - Tom in Texas
I have a lot of tips. Contact me if you need any help no matter how small
@@steeledreams2118 THANKS! You can count on it!
Nice work! That's Awesome!
Thanks!
Just found your video... great job
Thank you
One cool sleeper
Patiently waiting for a video …. Glad you’re back
You are obviously not afraid of work , because that would be a TON of it . Good job.
Closer to two tons :)
I love the challenge
that car makes me smile watching it go down the high way hope you never paint it nice work
Eso es patina real ,no oxido. 👍🎥
Sí. pero es muy superficial. Sería fácil de limpiar para barr metal.
Thanks for the video on the amazing chassis and drivetrain swap. Such a great idea and execution. Question is the 47 a prewar design carried over from 42? Because I recall new larger rear taillights in 48 then the 49s were redesigned.
Yea the Caddy chassis worker out well.
Some of those freeway scenes came out awesome! It looks so smooth gliding by cars in the middle lane. Did you get the steering column worked out?
It was the cameraman’s concentration and steady hand!
Very nice 47... Where are you located? It reminds me of Central California where I used to be stationed....
I’m in Southern California. The inland empire. Western Riverside county. In Wildomar
Guys how come you are not painting any of the door jams on the old Buick, and you are putting new interior in it right.The Body was off the chassis, why wasn’t sandblasted and painted,at least the inside would look nice, when the doors are open
The customer didn’t want to go that distance on this car. The ol’ Buick really has no rust except the surface rust. The interior is actually done now and he is driving the car. I didn’t get any pics of the interior after it was completed. The car will get painted later. He drove it to Vegas for Viva last April.
On thing is for sure. As my father in law used to say, “I’ll bet that thing rides like a Cadillac”. 😊
That is a cool way to kill your spare time.
I have too many irons in the fire for spare time. I love what I do.
Great job, my only question is why not fuel injection engine
The 94’ was a throttle body injected and the donor car I bought was a theft recovery. Some stuff was missing including the computer and I just didn’t feel like chasing parts down to complete a throttle body system. If it was the 95-96 then it would have had the z28 style system and that would have been different.
Is the Buick not fitted with indicators on your drive !?
No we were having issues with the brake and taillights. It’s all good now
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Where are guys located cali ?
10 miles north of Temecula off the 15 fwy
What is up with painted fingernails????? !!!!!
I am the shop painter too. They don’t always get cleaned on time before the paint hardens. Either that or I’m metro-sexual. Sometimes I wear my high heals when I’m painting tall vehicles!!😆😆
@@steeledreams2118 Hey. I’m not judging. To each their own. What ever floats your boat. lol. lol 😂. Great video !!!!