I’m on mobile, it’s messed up for me. When I get to the skillshare part of the video, audio craps out and skips to when they put the battery in the thing
I absolutely loved this! My dad "Skip" "RIP" and his best friend "John" bought the first model during there senior year of HS, on the title it is a 1964-1/2 mustang fastback, It had the 289 hi-po..aka high output (acronym)..yeah they got the fastest one they could! (later in life owning the 2 largest junkyards in Detroit between them they obviously took immuclate care of it ...what a car! black exterior with a super small silver pinstripe on the side, and white leather interior! It got half burned in a garage fire but thankfully it was only paint and chrome damage, and it is in fully restored condition as of rn, My parents used to lay the back seat down and cruise Gratiot from Mt. Clemens to downtown Detroit and back on Saturday nights in the early 90's and I would look through that giant fastback window at the stars...best memories of my life! ty for bringing me back to that!!!!!!!!!
This is amazing, the friendship, the revival it can't get much better than that. You make me want to go down to the local junk yard just to poke around y'all rock
It is so epic when a couple of my favorite TH-camrs get together... and Junkyard Digs and Cars & Cameras go together "like peas and carrots"! Awesome job of bringing that sweet Mustang back to life... my Dad had a '65 Mustang that I learned to drive in, although it was the 200CI 6 with the 3 speed manual on the floor ("3 by the knee") in "Rangoon Red". Thanks for posting this great collaboration!
@@MrGLADIATOR5100 When it typed that last bit, I typed it in Jeremy Clarkson's voice. So it seems the memetic memory recollection agent I put in there works well XD
Yes, Mr. Sir!!! I love the way that Mustang has revived and came back to the World because it looks very good to be led junked into the future and not take care of it. It is just time to start loving it again and give her some wonderful road to pursuit. Good for you guys! You are very good at that kind of work and hobby! One of the best things to do in our lives. Congratulations Guys !!!
I know the feeling got my 67 coupe in 1987, it was my first car, and I still have it. No thanks to life she is nothing more than a shell now. Makes me wana cry every time I see her just sitting back there slowly returning back to the earth.
@@floridianrailauto9032 I would love to push her into the garage and just go to town on her, but that requires money, and that is something I do not have. Since my knee went to crap and I killed my back compensating for it, I'm now unable to find a job. I don't live in a big city so jobs are limited, and the ones that actually pay a decent wage require heavy lifting, or some kind of college degree.
Man, for a motor that may need to be rebuilt, than thing sounded like a beast! These old motors just want to run. Gotta love computer-less cars.....they’ll outlive us all. 💪🏻
For the viewers of this channel- The block casting number is on the lower side of the block by the starter. It will usually be C5OE-6015A if a 1965, C6OE for a 1966, etc. You will need to pull the starter to see the number. The date code for the casting is there too.
Junkyard D is such a chill dude with light years worth of technical knowledge 🤯 Many thanks for being humble and all the explanations while in process! 🙏🏼
I'm so thrilled to see all of my favorite TH-camrs collaborate this way! I have been watching many of the channels in the "junkyard dig extended family" circle. Also added new ones upon your mentions. Couldn't be happier. You guys are all stand up people with amazing content!!
I have a 66 Coupe with a 289. Im running a 231@.050 Speed Pro cam (pretty big for that engine), 4 speed, factory heads with 3 angle valve job and bigger springs and the car is a blast! You can see/hear it on my channel. Something else you guys may want to do (so worth it), locker. I have an Eaton in my 66, I just put a Spartan lunchbox style locker in a 70 Cougar...not very hard to do...and the fun factor once it is done is through the roof! Be excellent!
That mustang is My absolute dream car...favorite year and everything. Love it. My daughter and I would love to come pick up one of those “junkers” getting in his way up there in that barn and bring it back to Ga for him lol. Everyone has to love a barn with random carbs and fun goodies laying around.
This video brings back so many memories! Back in 2004-5 I completely rebuilt a 67 mustang convertible from stem to stern! Pulled the 1968 302 and rebuilt it with high perf parts, street cam, 87 heads, 4bbl, long tube headers, T5-wc 5 spd trans, center force clutch, complete new suspension and springs, sway bars, power disc brake conversion...3.55 rear end... lots of work but lots of fun doing it!
@@shabadoo24 Wondering how many times Derek would exclaim his "Well I'll be Dipped!" lol Also nice to see the ol' Tonya Harding come into play here as well..Thanks for the great lesson guys..
302 will have a larger harmonic balancer, cast iron water pump of that vintage. Early 289's (up to 65) had aluminum water pumps. Also, 289 heads will work on a 302, 260 or 351w. Lastly, check the bolt pattern on the bellhousing early 289's will be 5 bolt and later 66 up will be 6 bolt. Starters can be either 3 and 4 speed manual trans vs auto trans. Also ford went to rail style rockers in 66 vs non rail in 65. Good job keep up the work.... Next time pour trans fluid in the oil. and run it till hot the trans fluid will remove gunk...
Kevin you need a sponsor, some more money, and two of your best buddies and start "Junkyard Digs: U.S Starter'Up tour" where you just travel around each state doing a revival (whether you keep it or not is up to you) thus earning your own achievement no other TH-camr has accomplished. Get fame and money to buy Mook parts for her truck
I've got a 1962 chevy bel air that he could come make a video on in Georgia needs new wheels and tires and a new tank and the gas lines blown out and a carb
there is a difference in ford starters on ford/Lincoln starters there is a additional spacer on the end of the shaft between the Bendix drive and the hogs nose bushing. I know this for a fact because when I hand a starter put in my 87 Lincoln. The shop went threw 6 starters before we saw the difference. From dealing with Mercury/Lincoln line of the ford line. I have found the 5 liter (302) made in Canada need this spacer about 5/16 of a inch to work properly. The second I heard the noise and the Bendix not disengaging. I knew the trouble was. On the backing plate use some flat washers to move the starter back 1/8 of an inch. you may have to do some custom work on the washers to get them to fit right.
Why. I'm a bad car addict. Have owner nearly a thousand bit it's hard to get am old Ford and fix it because of this kinda stuff. 351 is an example. Takes a while to understand the heads etc.
I’m 19 in Southern California building a Mopar Lowrider. A 1968 Chrysler New Yorker (2 Door) that hasn’t ran since 1980! Currently trying to un-seize my motor. It sat in the desert all those years. Looking forward to cruising it on some 14” cragars!
Mustang v8 crackling and a storm rolling in, awesome guys. In the back of my head I hear derek shouting "bring the thunder!" and there it was, must be the car gods smiling on ya'll.
That's so simple compared to some of today's engines that for the last 45 years I've been working on.i know my way around it all. Glad to share, your Cuz.
Ike was very humble in this episode. Im impressed by that. Jyd impresses me for the fact that he always talks forward and positive never backwards and negative. That's how you make this old junk run again!
What about after leaving the ignition on for an hour? My Passat sounds so sad when it turns exactly once, very slowly, and promptly gives up. Its basically my spirit animal.
My '65 T-code fastback sat in a barn in Wisconsin from 1972-2009. I didn't own it then but the guy who did said the 200 6-banger started right up and ran fine with a fresh battery and some fuel direct into the carb. Putting a fresh 302 in it right now. Gonna be great!
That's a thing of beauty right there, boys. As a fellow southern by the grace of God type, I can appreciate that the woods of the Carolinas are probably not like others, lol. Born, raised, and still live on the Cumberland Plateau of Middle TN.
Id love to know ikes story. His collection and his knowledge reminds me of some old guys I know, but hes not old. Love the way he's got unreal amounts of stuff and knows exactly what he has and where it is, meanwhile I cant find a part I bought last week in my one car garage
Makes me wish I had somewhere to store my Aunt's 66 fastback, the firewall went back in the early 2000's and I didn't have the resources back then to take care of it. hearing that beauty fire up gave me goose bumps!!
Kevin, Welcome to NC. Go get the Mook and come back. There are lots of old cars here and we can add some rust if you get homesick. Go see Jonathan W the next time you are in the state, he is a couple of hours south of John's. I had watched a few of your videos prior to you getting mixed up with these guys. I have since watched many. I enjoy your work and your attitude. If your Mom didn't think you talked funny when you got home, you didn't stay here long enough.
Yeah, the Ford Winsdor blocks are pretty good engines. About 4 years ago my dad and I bought a Ford Fairlane with a small block 289 in it that had been sitting since 1980 when the transmission went out and the family parked the car. Fuel filter, spark plug cables, distributor cap and cleaning the plugs was all we needed to run the car with a red jerry can straight to the carb. We didn't even have a key because the family had lost it, we hotwired it from the started solenoid, lol.
My dad had a 65 Poppy Red Fastback as his first car until he flipped her head over heels a few times. Have always had an affinity for these fastbacks, great find and thanks for bringing it back to life!
For the record, Ultra Black RTV will work as a stand-alone carb gasket for a loooooong time (scrap hardwood + light coating of RTV = lifetime carb spacer). Ultra Black RTV has also entirely sealed an unrideable Yamaha xs750 with a blown-out cylinder base gasket (half-quart leak every ~10 miles) from the OUTSIDE for over 20,000 miles. Obey Permatex's curing instructions and the stuff is more bulletproof than you'd guess. I'm not suggesting this as your daily go-to fix of course, but coming from a guy who isn't afraid to... the shit works. Cool videos guys, glad to see people keeping the fire burning.
Love the flash of lightning at 46:41 Excellent Mustang, I too have a fondness for the orange with black accent colour scheme. The snarl of a Windsor small-block is music for the soul. Keep up the good work! (and having fun too ;) )
You know what I like about this video and you? You've promoted a few other channels in this video and that's awesome. TH-camrs don't seem to do that very much.
Nice beard, I got two cars pretty much that have been sitting for years. A 1965 Mustang and a 1988 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale. I'm supposed to go to my aunt's house where my derelicts are stored, and I'm about to dust off my oldsmobile and my mustang, and do a proper diagnosis and maintenance so when I move back home, I can prep both of them for the road and drive them.
Awesome video. It's great to see you guys working together. I just started watching those guys three days ago, so when I saw this video pop up I was like no way. Good job that's a beautiful Mustang.
Hey Kevin I’m a huge fan of your TH-cam channel my great uncle has a bunch of old Ford pick up trucks that haven’t ran in years most of them are from the early 90s they’re probably going to head to the crusher one day but it would be kind of cool if you could help me get some of them running again and maybe you could take one home
Hey there Kev! I’ve been going through your channel watching videos that I have missed here and there. I don’t know if this one had an add in the middle of it originally but it does now and the original audio of the video is offset by the length of the add. I restarted the video twice to be sure it wasn’t my dookie iPhone. It’s a skill share add and the original video audio starts it off with “…oww I took a metal p34is to the forehead” just as the skill share logo pops up. I know it’s an old video but it may be an issue with other classic JYD videos. Just a heads up bud. This looks like a great one. Take care!!!
I rescued a 66 2plus2 fastback a couple of days ago. Cant wait to get under the hood and get it back on the road. Car has been sitting 40 years. Will keep posted and videos soon.
I've done the same thing: hammered on a stuck valve!! On an old 428 FE in a Thunderbird I restored. The problem is that every time I 'freed' up the valve, it would always be stuck again in a day or two. The only proper fix is to pull the head and give it a good cleaning or replace it. Mine were caused by (someone else) trying to run old, varnished out gas through the engine. That stuff literally becomes glue over time!
1965 Ford mustang old school vehicle needs everything battery awesome video friend bless you friend in north Carolina and lowa takes men power push the vehicle forward bless you
Damn, as a european I am so jealous of those properties full of old abandoned cars and motorcycles you guys have in US. You always get the coolest stuff.
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Is the audio messed up for anyone else?
Broken for me as well while watching on a smart TV, from around 16:00 the sound ain't in sync with the video.
Works fine on mobile, though.
I’m on mobile, it’s messed up for me. When I get to the skillshare part of the video, audio craps out and skips to when they put the battery in the thing
Also on mobile and having the same problem
Ok so it’s not just me.
@@Thecanadianseige69 Yeah. Idk if they will fix it.
I absolutely loved this! My dad "Skip" "RIP" and his best friend "John" bought the first model during there senior year of HS, on the title it is a 1964-1/2 mustang fastback, It had the 289 hi-po..aka high output (acronym)..yeah they got the fastest one they could! (later in life owning the 2 largest junkyards in Detroit between them they obviously took immuclate care of it ...what a car! black exterior with a super small silver pinstripe on the side, and white leather interior! It got half burned in a garage fire but thankfully it was only paint and chrome damage, and it is in fully restored condition as of rn, My parents used to lay the back seat down and cruise Gratiot from Mt. Clemens to downtown Detroit and back on Saturday nights in the early 90's and I would look through that giant fastback window at the stars...best memories of my life! ty for bringing me back to that!!!!!!!!!
Good times my dude!! Let's do it again soon!
You guys should work on more of ikes old cars this was great content and would like to see more
How much for the 2ed gen Camaro?
That thing sounds amazing. Good job guys!
I really need that volvo wagon you’ve got there
Looked like a blast! Nice work gents!!
47:10 !!! As you high fived, lightning flashed! Can't get any better than that!! A sign of a job well done !!!
That wasn't just any lightning.
That was the call of the 289 and thunderhead replying.
yesssiiirrrrrr i thought i was the only one
Bring on the THUNDER!!!!!!!
That was my late Stang loving wife signifying her approval of another Stang getting resurrected.
This guy has a magical garage every time you need a part he like "Oh I have on of those over here"
I have that. But I don’t where any of it actually is.
“We need a flux capacitor Marty for this 289”...”oh hey doc, we have one over here just laying around” 🤷♂️
@@marrrrrowley3657 why did I read that in ricks voice and say morty instead of Marty
That's me and my dad we both are hoarders.... people come over and are like "u should clean this place out" and were like nope we might need something
I want that type of garage jn my life
This is amazing, the friendship, the revival it can't get much better than that. You make me want to go down to the local junk yard just to poke around y'all rock
It is so epic when a couple of my favorite TH-camrs get together... and Junkyard Digs and Cars & Cameras go together "like peas and carrots"! Awesome job of bringing that sweet Mustang back to life... my Dad had a '65 Mustang that I learned to drive in, although it was the 200CI 6 with the 3 speed manual on the floor ("3 by the knee") in "Rangoon Red". Thanks for posting this great collaboration!
"Ike I think for once in our lives we can say we added a hundred horsepower, with a hammer"
_[Jeremy Clarkson liked that]_
Why did I just instinctively say "Jeremy Clarkson" in my head with an English accent lol.
@@MrGLADIATOR5100 When it typed that last bit, I typed it in Jeremy Clarkson's voice. So it seems the memetic memory recollection agent I put in there works well XD
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@@garysprandel1817 I'll bet he never actually Said that. LOL. (Sorry Lame Joke lol).
Yes, Mr. Sir!!! I love the way that Mustang has revived and came back to the World because it looks very good to be led junked into the future and not take care of it. It is just time to start loving it again and give her some wonderful road to pursuit. Good for you guys! You are very good at that kind of work and hobby! One of the best things to do in our lives. Congratulations Guys !!!
Listening to that old Mustang firing up and idling, brought back some good memories when I had mine. 😁👍
I know the feeling got my 67 coupe in 1987, it was my first car, and I still have it. No thanks to life she is nothing more than a shell now. Makes me wana cry every time I see her just sitting back there slowly returning back to the earth.
@@CARLXGAMING Why not restore her then?
@@floridianrailauto9032 I would love to push her into the garage and just go to town on her, but that requires money, and that is something I do not have. Since my knee went to crap and I killed my back compensating for it, I'm now unable to find a job. I don't live in a big city so jobs are limited, and the ones that actually pay a decent wage require heavy lifting, or some kind of college degree.
Sounds great like watching both of ur channels...
@@CARLXGAMING no chance youd sell it?
Man, for a motor that may need to be rebuilt, than thing sounded like a beast! These old motors just want to run. Gotta love computer-less cars.....they’ll outlive us all. 💪🏻
With that belt squeal it sounded like it was supercharged
Sounded like the mad max falcon🤣
Ha gear drive
I was thinking exactly the same thing.
huge cars and cameras fan, ive recently become a fan of junkyard digs
For the viewers of this channel- The block casting number is on the lower side of the block by the starter. It will usually be C5OE-6015A if a 1965, C6OE for a 1966, etc. You will need to pull the starter to see the number. The date code for the casting is there too.
Junkyard D is such a chill dude with light years worth of technical knowledge 🤯 Many thanks for being humble and all the explanations while in process! 🙏🏼
I'm so thrilled to see all of my favorite TH-camrs collaborate this way! I have been watching many of the channels in the "junkyard dig extended family" circle. Also added new ones upon your mentions. Couldn't be happier. You guys are all stand up people with amazing content!!
“Actually got invited since it was our own event” 😂😂
Man Ike has a serious stash it’s nice out buildings too definitely jealous LOL
That's what I'm saying
Was that a Triumph Spitfire back in there? Stretch Caddy? Camaro? Sheesh...
@@danf4616 Don't forget the VW Bug.
I have a 66 Coupe with a 289. Im running a 231@.050 Speed Pro cam (pretty big for that engine), 4 speed, factory heads with 3 angle valve job and bigger springs and the car is a blast! You can see/hear it on my channel. Something else you guys may want to do (so worth it), locker. I have an Eaton in my 66, I just put a Spartan lunchbox style locker in a 70 Cougar...not very hard to do...and the fun factor once it is done is through the roof! Be excellent!
That mustang is My absolute dream car...favorite year and everything. Love it. My daughter and I would love to come pick up one of those “junkers” getting in his way up there in that barn and bring it back to Ga for him lol. Everyone has to love a barn with random carbs and fun goodies laying around.
This video brings back so many memories! Back in 2004-5 I completely rebuilt a 67 mustang convertible from stem to stern! Pulled the 1968 302 and rebuilt it with high perf parts, street cam, 87 heads, 4bbl, long tube headers, T5-wc 5 spd trans, center force clutch, complete new suspension and springs, sway bars, power disc brake conversion...3.55 rear end... lots of work but lots of fun doing it!
When is vicegripgarage stopping in to work on that Chevelle?
Vice grip Derrick would love to rummage through Ike's stash
@@shabadoo24 shoot I'd even do a walk thru myself!
A guy needs a going to town rig
@@shabadoo24 Wondering how many times Derek would exclaim his "Well I'll be Dipped!" lol Also nice to see the ol' Tonya Harding come into play here as well..Thanks for the great lesson guys..
302 will have a larger harmonic balancer, cast iron water pump of that vintage. Early 289's (up to 65) had aluminum water pumps. Also, 289 heads will work on a 302, 260 or 351w. Lastly, check the bolt pattern on the bellhousing early 289's will be 5 bolt and later 66 up will be 6 bolt. Starters can be either 3 and 4 speed manual trans vs auto trans. Also ford went to rail style rockers in 66 vs non rail in 65. Good job keep up the work.... Next time pour trans fluid in the oil. and run it till hot the trans fluid will remove gunk...
Kevin you need a sponsor, some more money, and two of your best buddies and start "Junkyard Digs: U.S Starter'Up tour" where you just travel around each state doing a revival (whether you keep it or not is up to you) thus earning your own achievement no other TH-camr has accomplished. Get fame and money to buy Mook parts for her truck
A starter manufacturer would be perfect or batteries...
He can come to Missouri and revive my 94 f150 with a rebuilt 351w that I got too busy to finish up
If he comes to Texas my 75 F-150 with a 390 needs someone knowledgeable to help me finish.
I've got a 1962 chevy bel air that he could come make a video on in Georgia needs new wheels and tires and a new tank and the gas lines blown out and a carb
Sweet job . The pony came to life and becomes a stallion.👍✌🏻
there is a difference in ford starters on ford/Lincoln starters there is a additional spacer on the end of the shaft between the Bendix drive and the hogs nose bushing. I know this for a fact because when I hand a starter put in my 87 Lincoln. The shop went threw 6 starters before we saw the difference. From dealing with Mercury/Lincoln line of the ford line. I have found the 5 liter (302) made in Canada need this spacer about 5/16 of a inch to work properly. The second I heard the noise and the Bendix not disengaging. I knew the trouble was. On the backing plate use some flat washers to move the starter back 1/8 of an inch. you may have to do some custom work on the washers to get them to fit right.
Why. I'm a bad car addict. Have owner nearly a thousand bit it's hard to get am old Ford and fix it because of this kinda stuff. 351 is an example. Takes a while to understand the heads etc.
There's a difference between automatic & stick starters. If you're using washers it's the WRONG starter.
@@tombryant1104 did you miss the part that they said 3 times the spacer between the engine and transmission was missing?
@@Excitable101 What me miss something????????
Uhhh yeah I did, sorry.
@@tombryant1104 no worries.
I’m 19 in Southern California building a Mopar Lowrider. A 1968 Chrysler New Yorker (2 Door) that hasn’t ran since 1980! Currently trying to un-seize my motor. It sat in the desert all those years. Looking forward to cruising it on some 14” cragars!
Mustang v8 crackling and a storm rolling in, awesome guys.
In the back of my head I hear derek shouting "bring the thunder!" and there it was, must be the car gods smiling on ya'll.
That's so simple compared to some of today's engines that for the last 45 years I've been working on.i know my way around it all. Glad to share, your Cuz.
Ike was very humble in this episode. Im impressed by that.
Jyd impresses me for the fact that he always talks forward and positive never backwards and negative. That's how you make this old junk run again!
William Stamper ....that 65 Mustang Fastback is nowhere near "old junk"....
Cool car put you a 302 crank bore60 portpolish heads triple valve springs screw in Holley 500 2 Barrell headers an hang on it'll run with chevy396
Yeah I noticed that too 👌🏻👌🏻
Yup definitaly offroaded my way into a North Carolina ditch before. Thanks Sgt Bouchard you will always be one of the coolest dudes ever
you think that's impressive? I once started a car that had been sitting for almost 3 hours
thats a true victory when your car battery is as good as a brick.
well, ive done it after 2 hours and 30 min
What about after leaving the ignition on for an hour? My Passat sounds so sad when it turns exactly once, very slowly, and promptly gives up. Its basically my spirit animal.
@@Avetho relatable
What year KIA?
WOW! What a beautiful car!! And sounds awesome. Definitely keep it 289, mild rebuild. Beauty!
My favorite universe "the Junkyard Digs extended universe
Stellar!!!luv those road. Trips
@@rsprockets7846 yessir
So glad ziptiesnbiasplies is included in the extended universe 😂 my 2 favorite channels
@@NaphalmMan no doubt some of the best content on these channels
I know where I want to spend the next lock down. I could spend months just wrenching and getting things running. That would be a true dream come true.
Man thats crazy what a pair of shiny valve cover could do... lol this was a good revive... ive learned a bunch of you guys channels... keep em coming
what a great revive video. definetly car video of the month on u tube hands down.lightning, pouring rain, sweet mustang this video had it all.
Dude looks so happy to have his stang running. That's some wholesome content right there.
My '65 T-code fastback sat in a barn in Wisconsin from 1972-2009. I didn't own it then but the guy who did said the 200 6-banger started right up and ran fine with a fresh battery and some fuel direct into the carb.
Putting a fresh 302 in it right now. Gonna be great!
At 5 minutes in I'm saying " Don't hit the Dart".
Lol this needs more likes
LOL
I've heard that before on roadkill garage
That's a chevelle but yea
what dart?
You can't beat the sound of those old Ford's.
There is something so calming about that guys accent and demeanor
That's a thing of beauty right there, boys. As a fellow southern by the grace of God type, I can appreciate that the woods of the Carolinas are probably not like others, lol. Born, raised, and still live on the Cumberland Plateau of Middle TN.
Id love to know ikes story. His collection and his knowledge reminds me of some old guys I know, but hes not old. Love the way he's got unreal amounts of stuff and knows exactly what he has and where it is, meanwhile I cant find a part I bought last week in my one car garage
Makes me wish I had somewhere to store my Aunt's 66 fastback, the firewall went back in the early 2000's and I didn't have the resources back then to take care of it. hearing that beauty fire up gave me goose bumps!!
I love those 65 mustang fast backs such sweet body lines on that car
Yes indeed. Also the price on them have jumped way up in the past couple of years.
TheHilander heck ya and it’s only going to get higher and higher I think
I think the fast back started in '67.
@@jackbelk8527 '65
@@jackbelk8527 my bad, August 1964
Hand down the best collab revival video ever. Well done guys! ⚡👌
Kevin, Welcome to NC. Go get the Mook and come back. There are lots of old cars here and we can add some rust if you get homesick. Go see Jonathan W the next time you are in the state, he is a couple of hours south of John's.
I had watched a few of your videos prior to you getting mixed up with these guys. I have since watched many. I enjoy your work and your attitude. If your Mom didn't think you talked funny when you got home, you didn't stay here long enough.
that place is muscle car heaven. Even got alot of good old trucks...Thanks for the video. Even though I am watching it ten months later. Kerry
“Hopefully this thing only catches on expired fire” 😂 that needs to be on a shirt
I hope to see more of these two channels doing projects!
"Hopefully this thing only catches on expired fire"
I was not ready for that.
"I hit my forehead on the metal penis" was my personal favorite.
That one got me lol
Best show on the tube Thank you 🙏 👍👍👍👍
Just finished watching vice grips garage. More revivals 🤘🤘
Me 2
Yeah, the Ford Winsdor blocks are pretty good engines.
About 4 years ago my dad and I bought a Ford Fairlane with a small block 289 in it that had been sitting since 1980 when the transmission went out and the family parked the car.
Fuel filter, spark plug cables, distributor cap and cleaning the plugs was all we needed to run the car with a red jerry can straight to the carb. We didn't even have a key because the family had lost it, we hotwired it from the started solenoid, lol.
Man that thing sounds awesome! Glad you guys were able to get it running again.
My dad had a 65 Poppy Red Fastback as his first car until he flipped her head over heels a few times. Have always had an affinity for these fastbacks, great find and thanks for bringing it back to life!
Love seeing all these car guys and channels coming together, well done Digs way to help this community grow...
Glad to see that old beauty come back to life!
Ike can say he has a “super charger” under the hood with that belt lmao
For the record, Ultra Black RTV will work as a stand-alone carb gasket for a loooooong time (scrap hardwood + light coating of RTV = lifetime carb spacer). Ultra Black RTV has also entirely sealed an unrideable Yamaha xs750 with a blown-out cylinder base gasket (half-quart leak every ~10 miles) from the OUTSIDE for over 20,000 miles. Obey Permatex's curing instructions and the stuff is more bulletproof than you'd guess. I'm not suggesting this as your daily go-to fix of course, but coming from a guy who isn't afraid to... the shit works. Cool videos guys, glad to see people keeping the fire burning.
I just pulled up from school and this definitely made my day. Reminds me why I drive a manual.
Love the flash of lightning at 46:41
Excellent Mustang, I too have a fondness for the orange with black accent colour scheme.
The snarl of a Windsor small-block is music for the soul.
Keep up the good work! (and having fun too ;) )
You got a mustang revival, Vice Grip Garage has a blazer revival. Tons of quality content tonight
You know what I like about this video and you? You've promoted a few other channels in this video and that's awesome. TH-camrs don't seem to do that very much.
You should take the sound of that Mustang revving and use it in your video intro going forwards. Sick sounds! 😈
Hell yeah! Love seeing old mustangs like this brought back to life! So sick.
sees ike and john in thumbnail
channel JYD
Me: visible confusion.
probably my favorite junkyard revival ive seen loved the crossover!!!
I love what y’all do. I would like to see that camaro in the shed come back to life . I am a huge camaro guy
Nice beard, I got two cars pretty much that have been sitting for years. A 1965 Mustang and a 1988 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale. I'm supposed to go to my aunt's house where my derelicts are stored, and I'm about to dust off my oldsmobile and my mustang, and do a proper diagnosis and maintenance so when I move back home, I can prep both of them for the road and drive them.
Awesome video. It's great to see you guys working together. I just started watching those guys three days ago, so when I saw this video pop up I was like no way. Good job that's a beautiful Mustang.
Idk why, but I like watching the older videos while waiting for new ones 🤷♂️
This mustang is one of my dream cars!
Isaac showed that Mustang briefly during a live stream a while back. it's hard to believe it only needed a couple days work to get that beaut running.
I’m literally in love with the Yellow Nova parked by the garage. The Chevy Chevette looks pretty damned good too.
Thanks
How cool is it that you got to go race go carts and do revivals with 1999 Fred Durst??
and Bret McKenzie, who knew?
I want a place like that with cars everywhere. Great video
My favorite type of car!! And it's orange like General Lee!! \m/
That’s Poppy red
LOVE IT !! It's ALIVE !!!!
Hey Kevin I’m a huge fan of your TH-cam channel my great uncle has a bunch of old Ford pick up trucks that haven’t ran in years most of them are from the early 90s they’re probably going to head to the crusher one day but it would be kind of cool if you could help me get some of them running again and maybe you could take one home
Shoot me an email at junkyarddigs1@gmail.com
EXPERTLY filmed and edited. This was such a pleasure to view. Thank you!
Hey there Kev! I’ve been going through your channel watching videos that I have missed here and there. I don’t know if this one had an add in the middle of it originally but it does now and the original audio of the video is offset by the length of the add. I restarted the video twice to be sure it wasn’t my dookie iPhone. It’s a skill share add and the original video audio starts it off with “…oww I took a metal p34is to the forehead” just as the skill share logo pops up. I know it’s an old video but it may be an issue with other classic JYD videos. Just a heads up bud. This looks like a great one. Take care!!!
I rescued a 66 2plus2 fastback a couple of days ago. Cant wait to get under the hood and get it back on the road. Car has been sitting 40 years. Will keep posted and videos soon.
You should hear the starter on my car! It sounds like a six volt and it turns so slow, but it never fails to start
I've been workin on a 289 in a 32 model b Ford pickup. Beautiful engine. Currently weldin a new exaust system and headers
I have a 66 mustang dosent run but it is going to be mine and my dads project
Then it turns into one of those "I'll restore it someday" lawn ornaments
@@wildman510 maybe for you
ice wolf1239, why do you say "it's going to be"? Is there a reason you two can't work on it now? Because there might be in the future.
I have wanted one of these 65.. fastbacks all my life .. cool find guy’s ✨👍✨from Duncan Oklahoma.
I don't know what happened, but the audio for this entire episode is broken from the add onward.
Spent several Summer's riding a Honda Trail 70 around my Grandfather's marina property. Rad find.
i see more junkyard digs and ike collabs in the future.
I've done the same thing: hammered on a stuck valve!! On an old 428 FE in a Thunderbird I restored. The problem is that every time I 'freed' up the valve, it would always be stuck again in a day or two. The only proper fix is to pull the head and give it a good cleaning or replace it. Mine were caused by (someone else) trying to run old, varnished out gas through the engine. That stuff literally becomes glue over time!
This has been the apex of my week. Kevin Ike and John. Y’all ROCK
Great to see you all collaborating
Petition for carsandcameras to start a series where Ike try’s to revive all his cars.
Starting with that old hearse!
1965 Ford mustang old school vehicle needs everything battery awesome video friend bless you friend in north Carolina and lowa takes men power push the vehicle forward bless you
That dude reminds me of Steve Dulcich :D
Damn, as a european I am so jealous of those properties full of old abandoned cars and motorcycles you guys have in US. You always get the coolest stuff.
She sounds mean and pissed. Get the ol’ gal plenty of coffee.
They brought it back to life! Thanks again Ike and Junkyard Digs!👍🏼👍🏼