Just a heads up, all 4 shifter balls have been claimed!! You can still order a Gnarly Speed Pack but it won't include a shifter ball. Thank you guys so much for your support! ❤
Getting emotional when one of your babies leaves is how you know you are a real car person. You are authentic and that’s why people are drawn to your channel.
Liv is lucky to have Danny around fixing on cars and Danny is lucky having a beautiful woman who's interested in the same thing as he's passionate about...win win for both... you two are made for each other 😊
Always nice when the car goes to a good home and will be appreciated. You can tell Todd is happy to have it and it allows you guys to focus on the other projects.
Watching your car drive off on that trailer brought back a sad moment in my life when I sold my 1970 Ranchero 500 so I could buy my daughter a car for school. It was taken away on a trailer too. I know the feeling but am glad I did it for her. Thanks for sharing your video.
HELLO GUYS I love your channel and ironically I bought on the phone a 63 Chevy Pickup and Mark is bringing it to tomorrow from Washington state to me in Oregon. YAY (I think).
I get what you saying. We never get rid of cars. We still have my grandfather's 70 CHEVELLE 4dr with a 307. Still runs and drives great. But it needs to be totally restored!
You did the right thing. You saved it and now the next person is totally excited about finishing the project. You got other projects to focus on. You did what is best for the car and his new owner. ✌️✅👍💯Love you guys! Great channel on TH-cam
Glad to see these cars being saved. I know how you feel as I had the same feelings when I sold my 55 Belair but at least I have my 57 Belair now. I’m going on 70 years old and still feel the love for these cars.
I've found thinking of selling and going through the process is emotional. I remember watching the guy loading up my Cadillac V16 onto a car carrier and seeing the door close to the car carrier. But not long after it was gone I hardly think of it anymore. New projects to take on and take our attention. A lot of the nostalgia for old cars is simply boomers wishing they were young again. But people of our generation truely just love these cars for their look, design and simplicity. The mourning is because its hard to find that same car again. And of course the memories we make with them as well.
I hope you're happy beautiful young lady, you almost made this 72 year old man cry when you got emotional about getting rid of the 56 , I wish I was there to give you a hug. But just be happy you have smart man like Danny for support and to guide you. Lots of love from pa ❤❤ maybe with a little luck and prayer the man that bought it will see this video and see your emotions and fix this 56 up and present to you as a gift, what a great video that would make ❤❤❤
Lily don't let these people discuss you you're a stronger person than that you know what you want to do you know how to do it and Danny is The Man Behind you so don't let these people discourage you
I too get attached to cars. Especially ones that have been well used and have that character. Good luck with your newer one and the project. Regards from Ody Slim
Sad to see it go, but happy it lives to drive again one day with the new owner. Can only do so much and have to move on when the time is right to sell, very happy you have the new 56, look forward to seeing the progress. Dont forget, you owe Danny lunch, LOL, but he can buy the dessert or Tiki drinks 😂. 🍻
I get it. I remember as a little kid, crying in the Plaza Pontiac showroom, when my parents traded in Mom’s 64 Chevy II on a new 73 Pontiac Ventura. It felt like they were sending a member of the family away.😢
Perfectly understandable attachment Olivia...Guys are mostly facts and logic and girls are mostly feelings and emotions...Remember: With good intention you did rescue it and did what you thought you could before being adopted by someone else...Eventually you'll discover how much time and money Todd put into the restoration and you'll be thankful it went to a new home to get what it deserves...WELL DONE!!!
I'm glad Stinky it filling the void for someone else and it's kinda in the family still. We'll be seeing it again which is nice, so no hard feelings. But gooder dreams are ahead for everyone now!
Liv. I also get attached to cars. Bigtime. I have had my '56 Buick Special for 39 years. I was 32 years old when I was first gifted my '56 Buick. I am now 71 years old and I still own and drive it. My wife gave to me as a Christmas present the year after we were married. I also have a 1965 Buick Skylark sedan a friend gave me back in 2010. I have now had it for 14 years. So believe me I understand exactly why you feel the way you do.
I get it.... Great story you have about your old cars...my dad gave me a 65 Chevy SS factory air bucket seat 327 ... I've had it 44 years... also have a 72 Chevy Cheyenne truck i bought from handsome Harry ( Harry Gant ) the race car driver... only the older generation would know who Harry Gant is.
We are,,,, right there with you Liv, I can’t get rd of my good ol vintage vehicles, ,but if som has to have them ,it ends a dump truck loud of money, and then they can upgrade them the way they like, as long as they are saved,lol. BigAl California thanks
I'm facing this same dilemma right now. Even the cars that I bought that I didn't care for, I'm now trying to keep. The bright side is now you'll have more time and money to get the next project that much better.
Oh no!!! You sold a 56! Great Scott...what is going on around here? Well, you have that 427/440 56 old race car. I really like that one. I hope you twin turbo that ol 56 drag car ...with something like a MS3PRO EVO+...
I know the feeling saying good bye when they go down the road on a trailer. Sold two of my long time cars, first one 25 years of work, driving and show history, the other one was 15 years of the same....... Have two years on our new one..........
I know how you feel about selling one of your car's it's like watching your kid move out of your home but you have the white 56 looking forward to seeing another video of it
My first car was a 1956 Chevrolet (actually my Granddaddy gave it to my Dad for us kids to drive, but I glommed onto it as mine). My Granddaddy purchased this car from the original owner in 1962. The car was an original 1956 Chevrolet 150 two door sedan with the 235 and three speed transmission and the only option it had was it had a heater (Yes heaters were an option as well as any other luxury accessory back then, even an oil filter). He gave this car to my dad in 1968 as he was not driving it anymore because the engine was smoking pretty bad (the explanation is another show). Of course once we got it home and commenced working on it I learned a fair amount (and my dad was not going to have any of that hot rod mess done on that car) We repaired the engine with what was needed and of course put a new clutch in it. My dad did allow me to take the car apart to a point where it was stripped of all of the trim and bumpers and such. We took the original paint down to the bare body as it was in bad shape with the exception of the doors and front fenders. My dad repainted the car (he could rival any body shop in town with his painting skills). It was a good car and the body was original and minimal rust (it was a Georgia car). Why I am relating this to you? The reason is I myself have a soft spot for these tri-five Chevrolets and they are basically a good car, but the model years on these cars are approaching seventy years and there are not many that are in good original shape. If you are really bent on having one then try to find one that is original and unmolested (and try to find the body style that interests you the most). Stay away from this cobbled up hot rod junk (think with your head and not your heart). Of course these cars can turn into money pits and trying to bring one up to the levels that you see in car shows are prime examples. There are of course many, many aftermarket parts available for these cars and try to find one that is original and unmolested to base your build on and keep it simple as a driver. Now that you have gotten your feet wet it is an advantage to have some experience of what to look for. You already bought this car from the first time you saw a picture of it, but going and looking at it and knowing what to look for and adding up the cost of bringing it up to par should have told you to pass on this car, buy with your head and not your heart. It is a common pitfall for people buying these cars. And remember this' if you do not know the seller and you have no history on the car, you can wind up with a piece of junk that is just got you in way over your head. Other than that I hope you find a good one.🥸👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I really hope to find a woman that appreciates cars the way you do Olivia! You know it's real when you get so attached to what most women your age would turn their nose up at! At least you have the other tri fives to soften the blow! 👌😁
You did good getting rid of Stinky! It was going to take a lot of work to make it right! You would be better served to make that effort with your other cars! They are much more solid! It makes a difference in money and time! That way you can drive them more instead of getting rust debris in your hair! Thank you!
I know stinky cheese was rough but that's what made it it had the perfect stance there was a guy down the street from my older that had a 56 show car and I loved that car he drove the car on the street it was a rust free car I haven't seen the car sense it was in the world of wheels car show around 1978 or 79 the guy passed away around 2004 and in 2005 we had that super bad hurricane here in louisiana and all of the area I live in was under water for around a week. The guy who built the car his daughter had the car but I don't know if she sold it or still has it. I would like to find that car.
Okay Liv, you MAY be a quitter (not quite sure how you arrived at that...), but you're a darn cute quitter if you are! Got that going for you anyhow!😂 You've still got that other '56 to give some love to, can't wait to see what you do with that one!
I owned a 55 bel air. 4 door. 265 v8. wish I had it back. my dad sold it behind my back. $8500. half of what I paid for it. I just dont care for 56 rear end styling.
InWhy is there a toggle switch to.turn the ignition on? That is what the ignition switch is gor. The ignition and fuel pump.should ALL be vonnected to the ignition switch!
Im trying to understand what is happening in California with Gavin Newsom. He's trying to get all HotRods (old cars) off the streets. Keep building them classic Cars. And vote him out of office before things get really bad in Cali. The emissions in Cali. Is not that bad. He's a joke to the real world
We all secretly get attached to our classic and vintage cars, that’s why we buy them. May I offer some words of wisdom from a qualified mechanic for nearly 40 years. Your white car had brake problems and you changed the master cylinder? Well this is a couple of tips, when I had a car with trouble bleeding brakes, this tip will 100% quickly give you brake and save you wasting loads of brake fluid threw constantly opening and closing the bleed nipples on the wheel cylinders are brake callipers. So there is a special tool you can buy called an easy bleed of your car go to a vets or place where they sell farm animal medicines. What you need is the biggest hypodermic syringe you can find, cost, $2, attach a piece of rubber tube to the syringe, such up clean brake fluid into the syringe, invert the syringe and carefully push out the excess air and connect to the furthest away rear brake bleed nipple and undo the nipple. Make sure that the brake master cylinder reservoir is empty of old brake fluid. Then empty the entire syringe of brake fluid through the rear brake cylinder and if the syringe is big enough you should see fresh brake fluid in the brake master cylinder reservoir. It is imported that you don’t press the brake pedal until you have done all four brake cylinder and callipers. You may have to suck out some of the brake fluid out of the brake master cylinder so it doesn’t overflow over your paint work as brake fluid will damage your paint on your car. Another thing is is you want to check if you have any brakes working on your car, do this, black the wheels so you can release the handbrake so the car will roll. Once you have stopped the wheels from rolling, jack up the car, one of you sits in the car to operate the foot brake. With one wheel off the ground, rotate the wheel and get your assistant to slowly push the brake pedal, you should feel the brakes come on and lock the wheel. You then know that you have brake fluid getting to the wheel cylinder and operating the brakes on that wheel, do this on all four wheels to assess which brakes aren’t working, hope this helps from Gary in the UK
You truly are a sweetheart Olivia! Danny is a very lucky guy to have a woman like you who shares the same love, desire, and passion to restore true American classic automobiles! Both of you are totally awesome people!! Keep your great videos coming!
She is your beautiful lady put it back in for her danny what are you testing her true loyalty to you I think she is a good girl some one gave you throw in the bin
That's an awful lot of body work to be done....even if it was a 'rat rod'....it would need to be made safer to drive. Sad to see you sad, but someone else will have fun with it, maybe not having so much else going on with different projects. Now for the 4WD Malibu??? 😁
Hey stop that stuff you guys no you're bringing out all the bad points of the car and what about when you bought it what about all the good points of the car you guys drove it all that way home she loved it and he loved it and now all of a sudden you guys are pointing out all the bad parts of the car let me tell you something man I live in Detroit Michigan if one of us found a car like that holy shit balls get me the best thing we ever found that was now Point number two stop letting people tell you what to do with your rights girl you know better well I know you got it sold so there it goes bye-bye guarantee you're going to miss it when the next one comes and you need all that stuff up that card for that one you're going to be screwed but anyway hey if you guys this car and I love you guys and I watch all your videos and everything but man stop and take a breath walk around it look at all the good things about it instead of pointing out all the bad things about it if you guys bought that car to build it would have been done 10 times over but you invested so much in Rum Runner now you got to bring some money back I understand listen man it's your decision I love you guys always peace love and bacon grease baby Detroit Dagwood just saying peace and God bless you guys
Just a heads up, all 4 shifter balls have been claimed!! You can still order a Gnarly Speed Pack but it won't include a shifter ball. Thank you guys so much for your support! ❤
I have a fixed income, and an automatic 1997 Chevy Lumina, so them shifter balls would not do me any good... congrats on those buyers.
Perhaps you can add these shifter balls to your merchandise lineup.
Getting emotional when one of your babies leaves is how you know you are a real car person. You are authentic and that’s why people are drawn to your channel.
🥹 thank you. That means a lot. It's hard to put yourself out there on TH-cam but I'm glad people can relate.
Liv is lucky to have Danny around fixing on cars and Danny is lucky having a beautiful woman who's interested in the same thing as he's passionate about...win win for both... you two are made for each other 😊
We're very lucky!
Always nice when the car goes to a good home and will be appreciated. You can tell Todd is happy to have it and it allows you guys to focus on the other projects.
Watching your car drive off on that trailer brought back a sad moment in my life when I sold my 1970 Ranchero 500 so I could buy my daughter a car for school. It was taken away on a trailer too. I know the feeling but am glad I did it for her. Thanks for sharing your video.
It is really nice to see the 56 going to a good home. The guy obviously has a love for the car already and will take care of it.
I feel you, Olivia Stiffidi. Danny & friends have your back, and so does the people of California.
HELLO GUYS I love your channel and ironically I bought on the phone a 63 Chevy Pickup and Mark is bringing it to tomorrow from Washington state to me in Oregon. YAY (I think).
I get what you saying. We never get rid of cars. We still have my grandfather's 70 CHEVELLE 4dr with a 307. Still runs and drives great. But it needs to be totally restored!
You did the right thing. You saved it and now the next person is totally excited about finishing the project. You got other projects to focus on. You did what is best for the car and his new owner. ✌️✅👍💯Love you guys! Great channel on TH-cam
So sorry 😞 to hear that you are selling your baby Chevy! I really enjoyed all of the videos you uploaded to your channel.
Glad to see these cars being saved. I know how you feel as I had the same feelings when I sold my 55 Belair but at least I have my 57 Belair now. I’m going on 70 years old and still feel the love for these cars.
I've found thinking of selling and going through the process is emotional. I remember watching the guy loading up my Cadillac V16 onto a car carrier and seeing the door close to the car carrier. But not long after it was gone I hardly think of it anymore. New projects to take on and take our attention.
A lot of the nostalgia for old cars is simply boomers wishing they were young again. But people of our generation truely just love these cars for their look, design and simplicity. The mourning is because its hard to find that same car again. And of course the memories we make with them as well.
I hope you're happy beautiful young lady, you almost made this 72 year old man cry when you got emotional about getting rid of the 56 , I wish I was there to give you a hug. But just be happy you have smart man like Danny for support and to guide you. Lots of love from pa ❤❤ maybe with a little luck and prayer the man that bought it will see this video and see your emotions and fix this 56 up and present to you as a gift, what a great video that would make ❤❤❤
Lily don't let these people discuss you you're a stronger person than that you know what you want to do you know how to do it and Danny is The Man Behind you so don't let these people discourage you
Whew !!! I thought you were going to blow up... glad everything worked out !!!
I too get attached to cars. Especially ones that have been well used and have that character.
Good luck with your newer one and the project. Regards from Ody Slim
I'm very sorry to hear that Liv reacted so emotionally. My heart goes out to her and I fully support her decision.
THANKS FOR SHARING ! I always look forward to your videos.
Olivia, the 56 is going to a good home! Glad its going to a subscriber.
That moon tank can look fantastic on the front of a straight axle Gasser
Thanks!
Thank you Justin 🥹🥹
Sad to see it go, but happy it lives to drive again one day with the new owner. Can only do so much and have to move on when the time is right to sell, very happy you have the new 56, look forward to seeing the progress.
Dont forget, you owe Danny lunch, LOL, but he can buy the dessert or Tiki drinks 😂. 🍻
I get it. I remember as a little kid, crying in the Plaza Pontiac showroom, when my parents traded in Mom’s 64 Chevy II on a new 73 Pontiac Ventura. It felt like they were sending a member of the family away.😢
Perfectly understandable attachment Olivia...Guys are mostly facts and logic and girls are mostly feelings and emotions...Remember: With good intention you did rescue it and did what you thought you could before being adopted by someone else...Eventually you'll discover how much time and money Todd put into the restoration and you'll be thankful it went to a new home to get what it deserves...WELL DONE!!!
I'm glad Stinky it filling the void for someone else and it's kinda in the family still. We'll be seeing it again which is nice, so no hard feelings. But gooder dreams are ahead for everyone now!
You learned a lot of what you want and need in a car, the next car you pick will will make you appreciate it even more!
Thanks for the video✌️ always fun to watch ♥️
Liv. I also get attached to cars. Bigtime. I have had my '56 Buick Special for 39 years. I was 32 years old when I was first gifted my '56 Buick. I am now 71 years old and I still own and drive it. My wife gave to me as a Christmas present the year after we were married. I also have a 1965 Buick Skylark sedan a friend gave me back in 2010. I have now had it for 14 years. So believe me I understand exactly why you feel the way you do.
Aww. That's so special ❤️ Very happy tp hear you held onto them.
@@GnarlySpeedShop I have let a few cars get away in my lifetime, but these never will.
I get it.... Great story you have about your old cars...my dad gave me a 65 Chevy SS factory air bucket seat 327 ... I've had it 44 years... also have a 72 Chevy Cheyenne truck i bought from handsome Harry ( Harry Gant ) the race car driver... only the older generation would know who Harry Gant is.
Olivia this is just me I think that car is perfect for you to learn from you’ll be even more in love with when you know you built it
Super cool, don't fret the next project will be WAY better, whatever that is.
We are,,,, right there with you Liv, I can’t get rd of my good ol vintage vehicles, ,but if som has to have them ,it ends a dump truck loud of money, and then they can upgrade them the way they like, as long as they are saved,lol. BigAl California thanks
You have a good head on your shoulders. Smart move, good memories!
I'm facing this same dilemma right now. Even the cars that I bought that I didn't care for, I'm now trying to keep. The bright side is now you'll have more time and money to get the next project that much better.
❤ Feel You, After a 3yr build felt the same seeing my 73 Camaro driving away ..
Yeah, it’s always hard to sell a classic. I feel for you.
OH YEAH…FIRST!!! 😁
Oh no!!! You sold a 56!
Great Scott...what is going on around here?
Well, you have that 427/440 56 old race car. I really like that one. I hope you twin turbo that ol 56 drag car ...with something like a MS3PRO EVO+...
I know the feeling saying good bye when they go down the road on a trailer. Sold two of my long time cars, first one 25 years of work, driving and show history, the other one was 15 years of the same....... Have two years on our new one..........
I know how you feel about selling one of your car's it's like watching your kid move out of your home but you have the white 56 looking forward to seeing another video of it
Aww,poor Olivia. Ok Danny you better take that young lady out on the town to cheer her up
Hang in there my friend 👍
Well now you can do your other 56 and the race car. It will be a positive for you!!
Thank you Lisa. Needed that positivity!
My first car was a 1956 Chevrolet (actually my Granddaddy gave it to my Dad for us kids to drive, but I glommed onto it as mine). My Granddaddy purchased this car from the original owner in 1962. The car was an original 1956 Chevrolet 150 two door sedan with the 235 and three speed transmission and the only option it had was it had a heater (Yes heaters were an option as well as any other luxury accessory back then, even an oil filter). He gave this car to my dad in 1968 as he was not driving it anymore because the engine was smoking pretty bad (the explanation is another show). Of course once we got it home and commenced working on it I learned a fair amount (and my dad was not going to have any of that hot rod mess done on that car) We repaired the engine with what was needed and of course put a new clutch in it. My dad did allow me to take the car apart to a point where it was stripped of all of the trim and bumpers and such. We took the original paint down to the bare body as it was in bad shape with the exception of the doors and front fenders. My dad repainted the car (he could rival any body shop in town with his painting skills). It was a good car and the body was original and minimal rust (it was a Georgia car). Why I am relating this to you? The reason is I myself have a soft spot for these tri-five Chevrolets and they are basically a good car, but the model years on these cars are approaching seventy years and there are not many that are in good original shape. If you are really bent on having one then try to find one that is original and unmolested (and try to find the body style that interests you the most). Stay away from this cobbled up hot rod junk (think with your head and not your heart). Of course these cars can turn into money pits and trying to bring one up to the levels that you see in car shows are prime examples. There are of course many, many aftermarket parts available for these cars and try to find one that is original and unmolested to base your build on and keep it simple as a driver. Now that you have gotten your feet wet it is an advantage to have some experience of what to look for. You already bought this car from the first time you saw a picture of it, but going and looking at it and knowing what to look for and adding up the cost of bringing it up to par should have told you to pass on this car, buy with your head and not your heart. It is a common pitfall for people buying these cars. And remember this' if you do not know the seller and you have no history on the car, you can wind up with a piece of junk that is just got you in way over your head. Other than that I hope you find a good one.🥸👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
In-N-Out Burger Time,, your treat, Liv, lol BigAl California thanks
It's just a good looking Hot Rod . My first car was a 56 in High school chevy fun times 😢
I understand we have all been there
Why did you sell it
I really hope to find a woman that appreciates cars the way you do Olivia! You know it's real when you get so attached to what most women your age would turn their nose up at! At least you have the other tri fives to soften the blow! 👌😁
You did good getting rid of Stinky! It was going to take a lot of work to make it right! You would be better served to make that effort with your other cars! They are much more solid! It makes a difference in money and time! That way you can drive them more instead of getting rust debris in your hair! Thank you!
I put so much effort into most of my projects that I hate to sell any of them. Not cars at this point but still a similar thing.
Babie Squirrel its OK it's your party and you can cry if you want to 😅☮️
I think you might be contemplating putting your resources into the hardtop '56 and racing along with Danny in Rum Runner. Am I right?
I know stinky cheese was rough but that's what made it it had the perfect stance there was a guy down the street from my older that had a 56 show car and I loved that car he drove the car on the street it was a rust free car I haven't seen the car sense it was in the world of wheels car show around 1978 or 79 the guy passed away around 2004 and in 2005 we had that super bad hurricane here in louisiana and all of the area I live in was under water for around a week. The guy who built the car his daughter had the car but I don't know if she sold it or still has it. I would like to find that car.
Okay Liv, you MAY be a quitter (not quite sure how you arrived at that...), but you're a darn cute quitter if you are! Got that going for you anyhow!😂
You've still got that other '56 to give some love to, can't wait to see what you do with that one!
I really like that 56
I owned a 55 bel air. 4 door. 265 v8. wish I had it back. my dad sold it behind my back. $8500. half of what I paid for it. I just dont care for 56 rear end styling.
Danny definitely watched MacGyver show as a kid 😂 ( fixing stuff out of thin air)
I know the feeling.
I sold my 73 Chevy Nova, back in 1980, for money for a wedding.
She dumped me 2 weeks later.
Man old 56 rode in a car like that one. Same color had power
You need to make Gnarly Speed Shop Yo yo's
"Did he mark his spot?" lol
Vent the moon tank ,used for pressure feed ?
The money can be spent on the white one ... and buy the blue drag car off Danny so you both have Drag cars 😁
Liv let it go you have so many great cars coming to you give it to her danny
You can't really say you love cars, till you've cried over one!
😢
I hope you win the lotto and buy the car back? ✌️
InWhy is there a toggle switch to.turn the ignition on? That is what the ignition switch is gor. The ignition and fuel pump.should ALL be vonnected to the ignition switch!
dd speed shop will buy anything.
Dan is certainly more talented than I am
That's the worst feeling, seeing the car you sold drive away.
Should have kept it!
That's a good decision don't become a hoarder spread the cars around !😂😂😂 you got a better car with the big block 56 way more solid car!😊
Im trying to understand what is happening in California with Gavin Newsom. He's trying to get all HotRods (old cars) off the streets. Keep building them classic Cars. And vote him out of office before things get really bad in Cali. The emissions in Cali. Is not that bad. He's a joke to the real world
I’m very surprised. I thought the 56 was a keeper. Are you sure you want to dump it?
We all secretly get attached to our classic and vintage cars, that’s why we buy them. May I offer some words of wisdom from a qualified mechanic for nearly 40 years. Your white car had brake problems and you changed the master cylinder? Well this is a couple of tips, when I had a car with trouble bleeding brakes, this tip will 100% quickly give you brake and save you wasting loads of brake fluid threw constantly opening and closing the bleed nipples on the wheel cylinders are brake callipers. So there is a special tool you can buy called an easy bleed of your car go to a vets or place where they sell farm animal medicines. What you need is the biggest hypodermic syringe you can find, cost, $2, attach a piece of rubber tube to the syringe, such up clean brake fluid into the syringe, invert the syringe and carefully push out the excess air and connect to the furthest away rear brake bleed nipple and undo the nipple. Make sure that the brake master cylinder reservoir is empty of old brake fluid. Then empty the entire syringe of brake fluid through the rear brake cylinder and if the syringe is big enough you should see fresh brake fluid in the brake master cylinder reservoir. It is imported that you don’t press the brake pedal until you have done all four brake cylinder and callipers. You may have to suck out some of the brake fluid out of the brake master cylinder so it doesn’t overflow over your paint work as brake fluid will damage your paint on your car. Another thing is is you want to check if you have any brakes working on your car, do this, black the wheels so you can release the handbrake so the car will roll. Once you have stopped the wheels from rolling, jack up the car, one of you sits in the car to operate the foot brake. With one wheel off the ground, rotate the wheel and get your assistant to slowly push the brake pedal, you should feel the brakes come on and lock the wheel. You then know that you have brake fluid getting to the wheel cylinder and operating the brakes on that wheel, do this on all four wheels to assess which brakes aren’t working, hope this helps from Gary in the UK
How’s your Pontiac running, Liv?
Transmission issue came back! We're going to be tearing into it soon
You truly are a sweetheart Olivia! Danny is a very lucky guy to have a woman like you who shares the same love, desire, and passion to restore true American classic automobiles! Both of you are totally awesome people!! Keep your great videos coming!
We really appreciate you saying that!
👌🏼
I wanted to buy this from you.
Prime the carb you guys OMG put some fuel in the carb to fire.
👍👍👍
I thought you where going to run after it ha ha
Thought about it...
She is your beautiful lady put it back in for her danny what are you testing her true loyalty to you I think she is a good girl some one gave you throw in the bin
🤙🔝
No stinky cheese for sale lol😂
I would have kept stinky cheese!
like 37 !
That's an awful lot of body work to be done....even if it was a 'rat rod'....it would need to be made safer to drive. Sad to see you sad, but someone else will have fun with it, maybe not having so much else going on with different projects. Now for the 4WD Malibu??? 😁
Mickey mouse valve
Is that car haunted by a stinky ghost?
Get rid of it it's a rolling tetanus shot! No good 😂
Hey stop that stuff you guys no you're bringing out all the bad points of the car and what about when you bought it what about all the good points of the car you guys drove it all that way home she loved it and he loved it and now all of a sudden you guys are pointing out all the bad parts of the car let me tell you something man I live in Detroit Michigan if one of us found a car like that holy shit balls get me the best thing we ever found that was now Point number two stop letting people tell you what to do with your rights girl you know better well I know you got it sold so there it goes bye-bye guarantee you're going to miss it when the next one comes and you need all that stuff up that card for that one you're going to be screwed but anyway hey if you guys this car and I love you guys and I watch all your videos and everything but man stop and take a breath walk around it look at all the good things about it instead of pointing out all the bad things about it if you guys bought that car to build it would have been done 10 times over but you invested so much in Rum Runner now you got to bring some money back I understand listen man it's your decision I love you guys always peace love and bacon grease baby Detroit Dagwood just saying peace and God bless you guys