Evening Silas, that Hemi is pretty cool, the Fuel Injection set up is pretty cool too, I would probably put that injection set-up in the house, hate for someone to think they needed it more than you....be safe!! God Bless!!!
My mom’s old Taurus!! Cool!. 😃 What people expect in an old car always amazes me. I’ve sold old cars where people expect a modern radio, or complained a tail light didn’t work. And they weren’t restored or was I asking a fortune for them. Te Dodge you have is a great candidate for a restoration. 👍🏻👍🏻
Taurus/Sable were the number one pieces of shit constantly coming in for repairs all new customer's with same issues. Heater core,transmission, A/C. Absolute trash junk shit cars.
That Hilborn fuel injection system is awesome and so is that Hemi engine in that car. I would not be leaving it in that car now that you posted this video. I would be cleaning it up and putting it away and locking it up. You don't find those any more. I hope you find someone who wants that whole car. I wish I had the money for it....LOL. Have a blessed week. Great video, keep them coming.
Nancy's guy Frank here... My first car was a 1955 Dodge station wagon... 2 door... I paid 200 bucks for it in 1962! Dad worked for Cities Service oil co. (now Citgo ) and it was a company car they were getting rid of. They said they would paint it for me as it had "Cities Service" painted in white on it's GREEN body. I chose Red and White! (but the inside was still green... so a nasty combination). It had a 6 cylinder with "3 on the tree" in it... was geared rather low so it had a top speed of about 82 MPH... yes I found that out in person.. ha ha. No radio so me and a buddy scoured local junk yards to find one that we could take out of their car and put in mine. Got the radio but it didn't have a speaker, it was already gone, so we found an old "console" radio 15" speaker and mounted it in a big cardboard box which we put in the luggage area. It would slide around but worked very well. I tried to brush paint or "spray can" paint the metal on the inside... with limited success. My high school friends still say that we pushed that old wagon more than we rode in it... we were always running out of gas. Kids... yeah never had enough money for gas, but we would pool our change get a gallon or two and go to the "drive-in" (then pray we had enough gas to make it home. An engine like in yours would have made my old car fly I'm sure.
It's always good to watch your current adventure. Barn finds, farm clean-ups, old car rescues, and now metal detecting. It's a skill that comes with time spent.
It's pretty cool you found that old mechanical fuel injection set up. It might be on the back seat for a reason. Not all early Hemis are alike. 1955 Dodge Red Ram Hemis were the babies (270 Cu In) and had the smallest bore spacing and the smallest intakes. If that set up (likely) was for a Chrysler Firepower Hemi, even at the smallest of 331 Cu In there's going to be a problem.
Thanks for another great video ,great job finding those cars a new lease on life. Thanks for all you do to carry us on new adventures. We are patiently waiting on a new adventure.
That is a pretty cool old dodge. It’s got a hemi, it’s got great window trim. And it has a great dash. Lots of trim. And it’s a right size package. Hope it finds a buyer. And that barracuda is a good find. As I am getting older, I am finding I like the styling of these old cars more and more. Especially the 4 doors and wagons.
I know what you mean - we'd call the old buick grills "rolling jukeboxes", and 50's mopars really looked like oddballs to us - the 50's fords and chevys were such tasteful designs that the Olds/Buick/Mopar offerings seemed garish at the time. But now I really dig those old boats, and wish I'd parked a bunch of them in a barn back in the 70's when you could pick them up for nothing! A guy down the street has a '59 Buick Invicta that I'd die for ....
It's really cool, I grew up in an mopar family. When you pulled that pack of matches from the glove box it brought back memories of my first job as a teenager in Denver working at Fina.
Thanks for sharing and saving some old cars .Warms my old car heart too see some of these old cars gets a new life.Great videos that you share.Have a really good week and stay healthy.
52 years ago i got a 55 chrysler in running condition. It was totalled so i rebuilt the engine, put as many performance parts in it that i could afford. I dropped it and the tranny in a 1953 chevy car frame, it had the front suspension and steering gear. Took the dif and installed it in the frame with 392 gears. I put a 1949 truck cab on the frame put bucket seats from a 1969 firebird in it. It was a strange contraption but it worked. It weighed 1850 lbs and with a total estimated hp of 275 this monstrosity was quick for 1970, 11.3 1/4 mile. Had to get rid of it, cops were closing in on our local drag road and me. It was fun while it lasted. I had put $975.00 in this build and sold it for $4000.00.
Believe it or not, when you opened that door, and before you said what they were I was already yelling "Hilborne Injectors." Back in the late fifties, my dad was a sports car racer, and I went with him (I was 14 @ the time) to several SCCA races around central Texas, Including Green Valley Raceway near Dallas and Hondo Air Base. I saw a racecar @ Hondo Air Base called the Chevarri, that had a Chevy engine in a Ferrari frame and a Devin body. It had Hilborne injectors sticking out of the hood, and I just thought that must be the fastest thing ever! Lots of racers used those Hilborne injectors on various American V8s back then. What a find for you to discover these in that old Dodge. Sure brought back a lot of great memories! God bless you and yours.
Great buy Silas. That is a gem to find. All that and the Fuel Injection the cherry on top. Wow it was worth the wait. Was tempted to fast forward but didn't. I was surprised. Warm up and keep them coming.
I enjoy looking at/through the vehicles in your yard. You have a museum of cool stuff, like taking a trip back in time sometime. I'm excited to see what you find with your metal detector, that will be some excellent ground for searching. What we get weather wise in Oklahoma you get pretty much or more in your neck of the woods. We got sleet, ice and bitter cold, I know you got the same- or more. I'm always happy to see a video from you. Stay safe (and warm), GOD bless
Great video Salis loved it love that car you got a good idea for that old Carlos looking through the yard thank you for sharing and your time was really great never miss one.
Hey Silas. You have an amazing collection of goodies. Finding that old Enderle or Hillborn set up is really cool. There is someone selling just the Howard cover alone on H.A.M.B for $350. You have the pump and all of the injectors. Given the design and how the pump is driven it was probably used on an early dragster or gasser. It would have to be late 50's early 60's given how long ago that small Hemi was made. Anything for the early Hemi's Dodge or Desoto is rare especially barn find stuff. It is all rebuildable and restorable. Figure todays fuel injection is all computer controlled. Your set up is all mechanical and worked the same. Until next time.
Great job as always, I don't really care if your videos are 15 minutes or 2 hours I always enjoy seeing all the cool stuff that you do and all the cool cars and trucks that you have. Keep up the great work buddy.
30 minutes or less are the best. Wore the hat I got from you on my Florida flea market adventure last weekend even got a cool hat compliment from a guy walking by.
wow Silas the 55 Dodge is really cool with the hemi and I like the 64 chev impala . My Mom and dad had a 64 belair 4 door sedan the same color when i was a kid. Good video Silas !!
Great video great barn find old Dodge💯 and parts!!!!😮 I noticed the three wheeled Mudbug on top of that camaro, some friends had one in my neighborhood. It had a fiberglass seat fenders and a 8 horse🐴 power briggs and stratton engine it was fast!😃
From NOAA data. Your area looks like tomorrow 33F/14F, Saturday 43/20, Sunday 59/26, Monday 66/30. Meanwhile...That "curve ball"? Should be short-lived once the sun hits. That's good news with that upward trend. Springtime...Almost here! YAY!!!!!!!! LOL! :D
@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch Oh yeah. Forgot about that "delay" thing. But LOL! If it helps any, this is Day 2 of snow here. Oh well. Will get over it. Cool Dodge, regardless. Hehe!
Really cool car!! I'm shir someone would want it no doubt. Dodge's are making a big come back! Wish I didn't live so far away. Id love to give it a new home!!!
I just had to pause it for a few Silas. Those cruise controls worked great on stationary equipment so that it would govern the throttle on like wreckers that were old school... your back at the winches and a idle would take forever to load something but you would set that cruise control so that you hit the switch and it would speed the engine up and you did what you needed then turned it off again... no need for the speedometer cables as I remember but I am sure that you see how it works. I was watching the races as a young boy entering my double digits... and those hilborn or other slidedraft fuel injections were the number one finishers on race day! Only like eight bolts hold the frame on those 64 chevys an easy to pull and put so if you needed some floor pan work, it was easy to just lift off the frame and do whats needed.... I am going to go back to this video an will just "edit" to add any more content Ok, parting words are; the back windows for Barracudas are as rare as the fuel injection system you showed. I have seen them sell for over two thousand dollars to someone who had to have one that bad. Its a blackmail price, not true value price
Glad to see you found a home for some old vehicles . Talk about rust here on the coast the cars rust fast , the guy up the road was crushing his Dads car collection when they picked up a car pieces were falling off , the car was unrecognizable by the time they got it into the crusher
When I was a UPS Driver in California in the late 90s there was a guy that lived off a long one lane road he had about a 100 dodges, desotos, chrysler etc
That dodge is only 5 years older than me and I don't think I have ever seen one with a hemi in it !!!!!! It is a cool car 🚗 😎 A cruise control and 2 Chrysler alternators !!
I use to own and drive a 55 dodge custom royal 2 tone blue v8 hemi. Road like floating on a cloud. Same dash, only mine had chrome fins, optional for 55. Chrome everywhere inside and out. Rare to find them at all anymore.
I'll tell you what Silas I did all aspects of auto body work from collision to major restoration and that car is easy fix compared to some others I've restored. It's only about time and money and the endeavor to persevere 😁👍
I didn’t see this video when you first made it. I haven’t been a subscriber that long, but I think you have something there. If that is a match number car that’s a good find
That's a really cool car those front mats are really hard to find if they're in good condition I've been looking for some for my 2000 Buick Custom limited it only has 32000 miles on it and and it was in a climate controlled garage
What an incredible find! And the hemi too, that car was was hiding some cool stuff. Thanks for another excellent video, watching from Wales UK 🏴👍
Wow! @5:02 I saw a '64 or '65 Barracuda! Somone will want some parts from that car! @6:31 a "Super" Red Ram Hemi! How many of us Mopar experts have heard of that one? That sounds super rare!
Well Silas, your found injection parts are the best thing since powdered milk! I just wish I lived near you to buy the whole car! someone was planning on having a lot of fun!! FAST!
That's a really cool find and if it was mine i'd be keeping it as well! The Dodge is a great price, especially with the Hemi, almost too cheap! Thanks Silas, now get busy digging up that treasure!! (what is it?)
You got some kool classics there mate that fuel injection is awesome last time i see one of those was in the 80s on a t bucket great content as allways 🤘
Have a Perfect Circle cruise control on a 1964 Pontiac Grand Prix parts car for my 1964 Bonneville convertible. First year for actual cruise control for Pontiac and was called Electrocruise. Totally intact, GP was purchased off eBay in 2015 off a funeral home director from Idaho or Iowa(forget which) that flipped cars. GP was in Mexico from 1965 until @2013. Loaded with power windows,power vent windows, Guidematic headlamp control, power driver’s bucket seat, 8 lug wheels,AM/FM radio, reverb, cruise. Close to what is referred to as a “Brass Hat” car. Missing tilt steering and overhead spotlight/dome light. Most of the options will equip my convertible nicely! Bill
Wow what an awesome car that 55 Dodge is a true gem i just can't believe that you would even consider cutting this great car up really ????? A true car lover would invest whatever time and money once they have the vintage car in their hands to fix it up Other people talk about loving these old cars, but could truly care less if they get scrapped at the end, all for the love of the mighty dollar , that is what makes them happy, what a real shame!!!
I'd pull that engine and rebuild that injection setup, and put it in an early 30's no fender hotrod. What a setup. Never seen one either, for the early Hemis
Good video. Nice selection of cars. Perhaps you have a frame from another car that will fit the Chevy sedan. Before you get too excited about the injection, let's say it IS for a Hemi... But are you sure it is for a DODGE Hemi and not a 354? See if the ports match up with the ones on the Dodge heads. Or even check the distance between the intake bolts with a mic and compare with the ones on the injection system.
Another awesome video! I hope someone fix up the 55 Dodge! If it was a 2 door sedan I would offer you $2k for it. Body looks great for it age and interior is really nice, only missing the radio! Would make a great 50's lead sled or cruiser for the nice spring, summer, and fall months! Take care.
Hilborn up in Michigan will set that injection up for you, on that hemi, and that'd be a great gasser engine! Stick it in something like a Henry J straight-axle gasser. Amazing historic find for sure.
Hello Silas, my good friend and neighbor Steve Beem steered me to your channel. Every time I help him in his yard he talks about your dad. Looking forward to a trip to meet you.
Evening Silas, that Hemi is pretty cool, the Fuel Injection set up is pretty cool too, I would probably put that injection set-up in the house, hate for someone to think they needed it more than you....be safe!! God Bless!!!
My mom’s old Taurus!! Cool!. 😃
What people expect in an old car always amazes me. I’ve sold old cars where people expect a modern radio, or complained a tail light didn’t work. And they weren’t restored or was I asking a fortune for them. Te Dodge you have is a great candidate for a restoration. 👍🏻👍🏻
Taurus/Sable were the number one pieces of shit constantly coming in for repairs all new customer's with same issues. Heater core,transmission, A/C. Absolute trash junk shit cars.
@@wileecoyote5749 Just ask a person that rebuilt a 3.0L DOHC.....
That Hilborn fuel injection system is awesome and so is that Hemi engine in that car. I would not be leaving it in that car now that you posted this video. I would be cleaning it up and putting it away and locking it up. You don't find those any more. I hope you find someone who wants that whole car. I wish I had the money for it....LOL. Have a blessed week. Great video, keep them coming.
Nancy's guy Frank here... My first car was a 1955 Dodge station wagon... 2 door... I paid 200 bucks for it in 1962! Dad worked for Cities Service oil co. (now Citgo ) and it was a company car they were getting rid of. They said they would paint it for me as it had "Cities Service" painted in white on it's GREEN body. I chose Red and White! (but the inside was still green... so a nasty combination). It had a 6 cylinder with "3 on the tree" in it... was geared rather low so it had a top speed of about 82 MPH... yes I found that out in person.. ha ha. No radio so me and a buddy scoured local junk yards to find one that we could take out of their car and put in mine. Got the radio but it didn't have a speaker, it was already gone, so we found an old "console" radio 15" speaker and mounted it in a big cardboard box which we put in the luggage area. It would slide around but worked very well. I tried to brush paint or "spray can" paint the metal on the inside... with limited success. My high school friends still say that we pushed that old wagon more than we rode in it... we were always running out of gas. Kids... yeah never had enough money for gas, but we would pool our change get a gallon or two and go to the "drive-in" (then pray we had enough gas to make it home. An engine like in yours would have made my old car fly I'm sure.
It's always good to watch your current adventure. Barn finds, farm clean-ups, old car rescues, and now metal detecting. It's a skill that comes with time spent.
Great video l love that Cuda most beautiful car of that time
It's pretty cool you found that old mechanical fuel injection set up. It might be on the back seat for a reason. Not all early Hemis are alike. 1955 Dodge Red Ram Hemis were the babies (270 Cu In) and had the smallest bore spacing and the smallest intakes. If that set up (likely) was for a Chrysler Firepower Hemi, even at the smallest of 331 Cu In there's going to be a problem.
Thanks for another great video ,great job finding those cars a new lease on life. Thanks for all you do to carry us on new adventures. We are patiently waiting on a new adventure.
That is a pretty cool old dodge. It’s got a hemi, it’s got great window trim. And it has a great dash. Lots of trim. And it’s a right size package. Hope it finds a buyer. And that barracuda is a good find.
As I am getting older, I am finding I like the styling of these old cars more and more. Especially the 4 doors and wagons.
That car can easily fetch $865K as it sits
I know what you mean - we'd call the old buick grills "rolling jukeboxes", and 50's mopars really looked like oddballs to us - the 50's fords and chevys were such tasteful designs that the Olds/Buick/Mopar offerings seemed garish at the time. But now I really dig those old boats, and wish I'd parked a bunch of them in a barn back in the 70's when you could pick them up for nothing! A guy down the street has a '59 Buick Invicta that I'd die for ....
@@wileecoyote5749 why do you say that it will fetch that much money for
@@wileecoyote5749 Where do you get that figure?
Nice find Silas that is really cool stuff. Thanks so much for sharing .
The 2003 Ford Taurus psych got me in the beginning! I actually paused the vid to get a refreshment lol. This '55 Dodge is super cool. What a find!
It's really cool, I grew up in an mopar family. When you pulled that pack of matches from the glove box it brought back memories of my first job as a teenager in Denver working at Fina.
Thanks for sharing and saving some old cars .Warms my old car heart too see some of these old cars gets a new life.Great videos that you share.Have a really good week and stay healthy.
Great video, this was packed full of cool cars and parts. Thanks for sharing your adventures. Peace
Love these old Exner style Hemi Mopars and that fuel injection unit is a nice bonus. 🤗
52 years ago i got a 55 chrysler in running condition. It was totalled so i rebuilt the engine, put as many performance parts in it that i could afford. I dropped it and the tranny in a 1953 chevy car frame, it had the front suspension and steering gear. Took the dif and installed it in the frame with 392 gears. I put a 1949 truck cab on the frame put bucket seats from a 1969 firebird in it. It was a strange contraption but it worked. It weighed 1850 lbs and with a total estimated hp of 275 this monstrosity was quick for 1970, 11.3 1/4 mile. Had to get rid of it, cops were closing in on our local drag road and me. It was fun while it lasted. I had put $975.00 in this build and sold it for $4000.00.
Oh wow!! A 2003 Taurus??? That is what, like a 1 of 1 isn't it. You don't see and Grey Taurus's around, must be a rare one
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Believe it or not, when you opened that door, and before you said what they were I was already yelling "Hilborne Injectors." Back in the late fifties, my dad was a sports car racer, and I went with him (I was 14 @ the time) to several SCCA races around central Texas, Including Green Valley Raceway near Dallas and Hondo Air Base. I saw a racecar @ Hondo Air Base called the Chevarri, that had a Chevy engine in a Ferrari frame and a Devin body. It had Hilborne injectors sticking out of the hood, and I just thought that must be the fastest thing ever! Lots of racers used those Hilborne injectors on various American V8s back then. What a find for you to discover these in that old Dodge. Sure brought back a lot of great memories! God bless you and yours.
As a Mopar guy, that is awesome!
Great buy Silas. That is a gem to find. All that and the Fuel Injection the cherry on top. Wow it was worth the wait. Was tempted to fast forward but didn't. I was surprised. Warm up and keep them coming.
I enjoy looking at/through the vehicles in your yard. You have a museum of cool stuff, like taking a trip back in time sometime. I'm excited to see what you find with your metal detector, that will be some excellent ground for searching. What we get weather wise in Oklahoma you get pretty much or more in your neck of the woods. We got sleet, ice and bitter cold, I know you got the same- or more. I'm always happy to see a video from you. Stay safe (and warm), GOD bless
Great video Salis loved it love that car you got a good idea for that old Carlos looking through the yard thank you for sharing and your time was really great never miss one.
The Dodge and the Cuda definitely need to be back on the road again.
Hey Silas. You have an amazing collection of goodies. Finding that old Enderle or Hillborn set up is really cool. There is someone selling just the Howard cover alone on H.A.M.B for $350. You have the pump and all of the injectors. Given the design and how the pump is driven it was probably used on an early dragster or gasser. It would have to be late 50's early 60's given how long ago that small Hemi was made. Anything for the early Hemi's Dodge or Desoto is rare especially barn find stuff. It is all rebuildable and restorable. Figure todays fuel injection is all computer controlled. Your set up is all mechanical and worked the same. Until next time.
Great score on the vintage fuel injection setup. It should bring quite a few of these $$$$.
Great video silas, keep'um coming..
Great job as always, I don't really care if your videos are 15 minutes or 2 hours I always enjoy seeing all the cool stuff that you do and all the cool cars and trucks that you have. Keep up the great work buddy.
30 minutes or less are the best. Wore the hat I got from you on my Florida flea market adventure last weekend even got a cool hat compliment from a guy walking by.
wow Silas the 55 Dodge is really cool with the hemi and I like the 64 chev impala . My Mom and dad had a 64 belair 4 door sedan the same color when i was a kid. Good video Silas !!
Great video great barn find old Dodge💯 and parts!!!!😮 I noticed the three wheeled Mudbug on top of that camaro, some friends had one in my neighborhood. It had a fiberglass seat fenders and a 8 horse🐴 power briggs and stratton engine it was fast!😃
From NOAA data. Your area looks like tomorrow 33F/14F, Saturday 43/20, Sunday 59/26, Monday 66/30.
Meanwhile...That "curve ball"? Should be short-lived once the sun hits. That's good news with that upward trend. Springtime...Almost here! YAY!!!!!!!! LOL! :D
Yes, this video was recorded over a week ago. I did some metal detecting later that day and the next day. It’s been snowing for 2 days here now.
@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch Oh yeah. Forgot about that "delay" thing.
But LOL! If it helps any, this is Day 2 of snow here. Oh well. Will get over it.
Cool Dodge, regardless. Hehe!
Really cool car!! I'm shir someone would want it no doubt. Dodge's are making a big come back! Wish I didn't live so far away. Id love to give it a new home!!!
I used to work at that company, and made nearly every metering block in the 80's. Nice to see that you found REAL gem
Made my night tonight. Thanks
So I no nothing about hemi’s and high performance and all that but I loved this vlog because of all your suspense and excitement! So excited for you!
That 55 dodge mopar is bad ass with all its rust ...
Would love to see it running burning rubber kicking ass !
Nice find! I would love to see it restored.
Cool old dodge and great early fuel injection set up. Interesting video today, thanks. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
I am glad i found your channel. I love old classic cars and trucks and some day hope to purchase a old 50s truck or something else to restore.
I just had to pause it for a few Silas. Those cruise controls worked great on stationary equipment so that it would govern the throttle on like wreckers that were old school... your back at the winches and a idle would take forever to load something but you would set that cruise control so that you hit the switch and it would speed the engine up and you did what you needed then turned it off again... no need for the speedometer cables as I remember but I am sure that you see how it works. I was watching the races as a young boy entering my double digits... and those hilborn or other slidedraft fuel injections were the number one finishers on race day! Only like eight bolts hold the frame on those 64 chevys an easy to pull and put so if you needed some floor pan work, it was easy to just lift off the frame and do whats needed.... I am going to go back to this video an will just "edit" to add any more content
Ok, parting words are; the back windows for Barracudas are as rare as the fuel injection system you showed. I have seen them sell for over two thousand dollars to someone who had to have one that bad. Its a blackmail price, not true value price
Glad to see you found a home for some old vehicles . Talk about rust here on the coast the cars rust fast , the guy up the road was crushing his Dads car collection when they picked up a car pieces were falling off , the car was unrecognizable by the time they got it into the crusher
When I was a UPS Driver in California in the late 90s there was a guy that lived off a long one lane road he had about a 100 dodges, desotos, chrysler etc
Short videos work best for us but we like all the videos. When you're walking around it a fun trip down memory lane for here!!
The hemi would be a killer look in my 55 Chevy gasser. The bench seat might be a good fit also
Like roadkill
That dodge is only 5 years older than me and I don't think I have ever seen one with a hemi in it !!!!!!
It is a cool car 🚗 😎
A cruise control and 2 Chrysler alternators !!
That dodge is awesome.
I use to own and drive a 55 dodge custom royal 2 tone blue v8 hemi. Road like floating on a cloud. Same dash, only mine had chrome fins, optional for 55.
Chrome everywhere inside and out. Rare to find them at all anymore.
The video was really a lot of fun to watch
That old Dodge Hemi is cool.
In that old Impala, that’s the Cruise control mechanism.
I'll tell you what Silas I did all aspects of auto body work from collision to major restoration and that car is easy fix compared to some others I've restored. It's only about time and money and the endeavor to persevere 😁👍
Wow..that engine and goodies..someone has to buy that up.
I didn’t see this video when you first made it. I haven’t been a subscriber that long, but I think you have something there. If that is a match number car that’s a good find
That's a really cool car those front mats are really hard to find if they're in good condition I've been looking for some for my 2000 Buick Custom limited it only has 32000 miles on it and and it was in a climate controlled garage
Another great vid to watch , here in the UK
I actually guessed cruise control and that's a really cool injection system. Cool shifter set-up too.
Nice set of down draft cheers from Australia
What an incredible find! And the hemi too, that car was was hiding some cool stuff. Thanks for another excellent video, watching from Wales UK 🏴👍
@Peter Angles Wales is free already 🤣
Wow! @5:02 I saw a '64 or '65 Barracuda! Somone will want some parts from that car! @6:31 a "Super" Red Ram Hemi! How many of us Mopar experts have heard of that one? That sounds super rare!
Awesome find
Wow What a find with the Hot Rod Extras
The Ford heater in dodge trunk looks to be from 48-52 Ford pickups
was in town ..wish had time find you would brought you tip tops new ways douglas...wichita they were good...
neat old 55 2hrs at the car wash will improve it by 200 %
I have a 79 Lil Red Express, your stepside dodge would make a good spare parts truck for me, shame your half way across the country
Well Silas, your found injection parts are the best thing since powdered milk! I just wish I lived near you to buy the whole car! someone was planning on having a lot of fun!! FAST!
That's a really cool find and if it was mine i'd be keeping it as well! The Dodge is a great price, especially with the Hemi, almost too cheap! Thanks Silas, now get busy digging up that treasure!! (what is it?)
oh wow, that is a cool find!
Lee Iacoa had the advertising phrase you should use,
If you can find a better car. Buy it!
I’ve heard of the Firepower Hemi with approximately 350 cubic inches and the newer 426 Hemi for which many are familiar.
Cruise control module, oh your spilt the beans....lol
You got some kool classics there mate that fuel injection is awesome last time i see one of those was in the 80s on a t bucket great content as allways 🤘
WOW what a find
Have a Perfect Circle cruise control on a 1964 Pontiac Grand Prix parts car for my 1964 Bonneville convertible. First year for actual cruise control for Pontiac and was called Electrocruise. Totally intact, GP was purchased off eBay in 2015 off a funeral home director
from Idaho or Iowa(forget which) that flipped cars. GP was in Mexico from 1965 until @2013. Loaded with power windows,power vent windows, Guidematic headlamp control, power driver’s bucket seat, 8 lug wheels,AM/FM radio, reverb, cruise. Close to what is referred to as a “Brass Hat” car. Missing tilt steering and overhead spotlight/dome light. Most of the options will equip my convertible nicely! Bill
Love the Dodge & impala cars i actually prefer 4 doors
Nice find on the Hemi
Wow what an awesome car that 55 Dodge is a true gem i just can't believe that you would even consider cutting this great car up really ?????
A true car lover would invest whatever time and money once they have the vintage car in their hands to fix it up
Other people talk about loving these old cars, but could truly care less if they get scrapped at the end, all for the love of the mighty dollar , that is what makes them happy, what a real shame!!!
The original carb on the 270 hemi would be a Carter WCFB
That fuel injection is so Kool. I’d keep too. ✋🏻👍
The HEMI in that cuda WITH the injection unit!
The striker on the book of matches is on the front of the pack. Those matches are pre 65’ I believe.
Good job!
Better that a box of jewelry and a bag of money combined! That fuel injection system is so cool!
I'd pull that engine and rebuild that injection setup, and put it in an early 30's no fender hotrod. What a setup. Never seen one either, for the early Hemis
Good video. Nice selection of cars. Perhaps you have a frame from another car that will fit the Chevy sedan.
Before you get too excited about the injection, let's say it IS for a Hemi... But are you sure it is for a DODGE Hemi and not a 354? See if the ports match up with the ones on the Dodge heads. Or even check the distance between the intake bolts with a mic and compare with the ones on the injection system.
55’ Dodge with a HEMI I’m in love
One I was born in 55’
Two I’m a Mopar lover
Three I have two 55’ DeSoto Hemi Engine’s
Oh God I would love that car. Wish I could come get it.
Hello from south africa Silas ,enjoying your videos .
Freaggin crazy letting it go
Awesome find.....
2003 Ford Taurus...the car you wanted to show us. that was hilarious!
Another awesome video! I hope someone fix up the 55 Dodge! If it was a 2 door sedan I would offer you $2k for it. Body looks great for it age and interior is really nice, only missing the radio! Would make a great 50's lead sled or cruiser for the nice spring, summer, and fall months! Take care.
A Taurus !?
Love your humour. Always makes for an entertaining video.
Wow! That fuel injection unit is worth more than the car!
Love the Barracuda
Hilborn up in Michigan will set that injection up for you, on that hemi, and that'd be a great gasser engine! Stick it in something like a Henry J straight-axle gasser. Amazing historic find for sure.
Maybe it’s an X-Ridge Runner ( MOONSHINE RUNNER )??
That your car is getting ready to sell it with the old red ram in it.
cool stuff buds
that LTD behind it though looks nice
I like the old hemi. 👍
Hello Silas, my good friend and neighbor Steve Beem steered me to your channel. Every time I help him in his yard he talks about your dad. Looking forward to a trip to meet you.