@@bobbyhall8862 wrong, I'd be looking for that wagon, just the small matter of 3000 miles of ocean and another 1500ish over land that sits between us... Oh, and then the question of available funds to purchase and ressurect said wagon... Aaaand the space to do same..... Aaaaaaaand the time...... sad lols
Back in the junkyard when you lifted the hood, I saw a sweet 1976/77 toyota celica hatchback! That was my first car. It was the old Japanese mustang copy. Wish I still had her.
WOW!!! That old Datsun is clean! Around here (New England) cars like that simply don't exist anymore, they're all just brown stains on the ground with bits of plastic and flakes of chrome scattered around. What a score, man!
A buddy of mine used to sell them new. He said if the showroom was quiet you could hear them rusting. We are in the rust belt. I'd say you got a good one.
Aunt Dorthy reminds me of a 76 or 77 Toyota Corolla wagon my grandparents had, it was even the same color. They used to pile us 8 grand-kids inside and we would go all over squeezed together like sardines. The thing that makes it even funnier is we weren't little kids. The oldest was around 14 or 15 and youngest was 7 or 8. It was still the best times ever. I eventually drove the wagon when I went to college.
In spite of their dubious heritage and lack of appeal to the American he-man, this company built a heck of a vehicle. At least back in the day. I was a mechanic for a living back then, and I always thought there was an element of revenge, because you could never get your hands into a lot of the small constricted areas without getting a cut.
Datsun cars in Australia are going up in price every day. Datsun 1200 ute in Australia which is a smaller ute than your car are what us Australians love. I have had my 1200 ute for over 20 years now and i dont think i would ever sell it but as i said prices are going up and every thing has a price. Great video i am going to Sub now
I can’t believe Dorothy was in the junkyard. Way too nice of a car, I hope it becomes someone’s daily driver. Clean it, throw some patina sauce on it and drive it. Love your show, keep up the good work.
I almost forgot about Datsun vehicles. Really they are so rare and I haven't seen one in years. Good Job Sir. Bring back History. Do you consider yourself a History Professor. Dr Puddin department of Historical Restos. University of the real world
@@PuddinsFabShop There's that PMA again. It shines through, that's why I like you! (hey look at that, I made a little rhyme) But seriously, Aunt Dorothy is a sweet looking old lady. Glad you're saving her. I didn't realize at first what you were doing with the shovel (I was a little distracted by Stubby....that silly "driver" makes me smile) but when it hit me, I laughed out loud!! It was nice of Gabe to send it and when you killed it in one day, it was nice you gave it a proper burial. I do feel a little cheated.....we didn't get our spanking at the end. I've grown especially fond of you telling us to get up and do something. Maybe next time.....
First car I ever drove was my dad's 1981 Datsun 510 5-door hatch. 4 cylinders and 8 plugs! My dad's mechanic thought he was crazy when he asked him to replace the plugs and handed him 8.
That's almost a good enough car to see on a used car lot. I remember my neighbor had a Datsun 210, that car ran forever. Even after my cousin bought it and modified the hell out of it with reverse chrome rims and traction bars. (it looked really cool actually) Good score! R.I.P. START BUTTON, You will/might be/maybe be missed.
In all seriousness, thanks for the lesson on testing the coil and dizzy, hopefully it will come in handy when I finally get off my arse and finish my project 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Is great you have Datsuns on there that is a Datsun 200B wagon give up the good dachshund stuff I enjoy it as you call them 5:10 we call them back in 1600 I also 200B wagon and a 180 b coupe awesome cars
There aren't many people on TH-cam working on old pre Nissan Datsun's other than the Z cars. I have many memories with a B210 that I raced with junkyard engines. Sometimes I would go through a few engines in one weekend. So easy to work on and fun to drive if they haven't rusted away yet. That 710 is sweet. I've always loved wagons.
I have enjoyed this. I has brough back sooooo many horrible memories. I had 75 710 wagon, same color... And it took forever to get it to run...compression checks, new ignition, plugs, wires. replaced fuel pump, filter...Finally got it running, only to have it turn off every 50 or so miles...turns out the fuel lines had rust in them and kept clogging. Also had bad rings. replace the rings and valve stem gaskets...Had not secured the timing chain tensioner and it had extended too far...top speed with malfunctioning tensioner was 50...eventially stretched the chain and bent 2 valves. Once replaced it ran great. My 72 510 wagon we spent 3 months trying to figure out why the second set of points didn't fire...The we read the part in the chiltons about the 3rd gear switch and that they only fire in 3rd gear at a certain rpm.
@@PuddinsFabShop I have had 5 nissans, a 72 510, a 75 710 after i wrecked the 510, sold to 710 for an 80 200sx andi have had 2 maximas. I would love another 70's model to tinker on, but they are already restored around here and i cant find a beater.
@@PuddinsFabShop you got it buddy! I've been on this crazy ride since you had about 20k followers and I want to see you hit 50k, 100k, and more! You're working hard, honest, and funny as heck, so you deserve success. I like your teaching style and attitude towards most things. We're all here for you brother.
One nice old wagon ,great score.One On auction sold for 12 grand it was mint condition and this one should tidy up nice.Watching from Noosa Australia 🇦🇺👍
Right! After having good looking spark the whole time it was the last place I wanted to check. In the end she didn’t really run until I changed the rotor of all things. Gotta love it lol.
The carb was one of the biggest weaknesses for the L20B Factory Hitachi. Webber conversion (that you have) is awesome. Runs 100 Times better. Used to have a 1979 620 Pickup. Rebuilt the Engine and learned a lot about the L series engines. (L16, L18, L20). These engines love to burn oil if you even think about poor oil changes. Ring technology is much better with aftermarket parts. Less of a problem if you happen to do a rebuild. That 710 makes me jealous. Wish I was there helping you with it! I haven't seen one that clean since 1995!
I did that spark search one time with a 9N Ford and after the second twelve pack of adult pop I figured out it was the points even though they looked new. Great video as always.
I think it's really cool of you to find cars in the junkyard, then haul em home & fix em up to sell to someone who can give new life by driving an old vehicle someone else gave up on. I've fixed up several old bicycles from junkyards... It feels good to do that.
My neighbors back in 80s thought I was the Datsun pu king. They was money makers. I did a frame swap faster than my neighbors could get the zoning guy out there 🤣🤣 Enjoying the vids. 🙏😁👍
Ahhh, when I was younger, like GI Joe age, my parents bought a Datsun B210. Dang that was fun to go to the store with my mom in! I did actually drive it when my dad wasn’t home...I was like 12 or 13, maybe. I mighta been in the transformer age...long time ago. Appreciate the humor!
I know a guy that will get you a good switch coming asap be ready for the amazing quality difference!! I call it the im to stubborn to ask switch!! Lol great video that's a sweet ride!!
Craftsman file! Glad I'm not the only one to use it like that! Field mechanics will help you find multiple ways to use the tools you have. Another great video! Aunt Dorothy just hit her midlife crisis..... next she will want racing stripes!
That's a sweet little wagon! Good to see one that somebody didn't tear up and it even got handled well at the scrap yard. Sadly I have to go work before watching the second half.
I drove a ‘76 710 wagon in high school loved that car if you fold that seat down there was plenty of room to get busy in the back. With the seat up you carry a keg and about 8 friends. I had 12 people in that car at one time
I drove, girlfriend sat on the center console, buddy on the drinker side had his girlfriend on his lap, three friends and their girlfriends in the back seat and two more guys in the pen ( underclass men had to sit in “the pen”)
Hey give me that card I'll show you how to make it run I know those things inside now I've been working on them all my life my daddy had about two of them and I made him run like crazy have a great day bud
I know it will too late by the time you get this, but that carb works like a four bbl but with only two bbl. the primary throttle is the one under the choke. The secondary is vacuum activated. so you need to put the fuel down the primary throat as the secondary won't open before the engine starts. So, fill the bowl from the primary vent tube, close the choke and crank to see if it will run.
I had one of these! Bought it for $600 bucks and it ran pretty well, sorta. It had some teeth missing on the flywheel and finicky carb. A few wacks with screwdriver handle fixed the carb ,(dirt or something), and big wrench would turn flywheel enough to let the starter engage. It was great on gas! My girl friend had to go live up in South Dakota at her Grandparents and I had job in Wichita. Yes, it was not good. So, used some vacation and drove a car, that shouldn't have been driven across town, and went 750 miles one way! I had bunch of tools and some spare parts and of a went! It was going fine until I got poured on by huge thunderstorm. Shorted out the alternator just about two hours from Rapid City. A guy stopped to help and actually towed me right to my girl's place! I bought him a twelve pack for his time. He would not take any money. I had borrow a hundred $100 from my girl friend to get home. It was all worth it! It all happen in the late 80s.
Laughed so hard I forget my broken ankle for a while, Keep up the good work! Sometimes I find myself talking to the screen saying you need to do this or do that and the problems solved. I remembered when I was a Mechanic back in the day. Old secrets. But it is much more fun watching you figure it out on your own. Now days young guys are Technicians and they know how to do what the computer tells them to do, Not much trouble shooting skills in that. Love seeing you work on all the rigs , please keep up the good work, Oh and how's about an update on the new shop and property.
Had a 710 coupe, one owner for $600. She was basically concourse and the most reliable little car I've had. Traded her (parts were too rare) for a 260Z when that was still actually possible. This was 10 years ago.
Good stuff sir! We had a red one way back when I was a kid. my mum and her sister used to take us kids to the lake district in it. Your an entertaining and hardworking chap. Be well and stay safe. On a side note it got parked up in the corner of dad's car sales and it ended up with a elder tree growing in it.
@@PuddinsFabShop Yeah, I passed mine off to experienced hands. It's a complicated carburetor, but it is perfect when working at 100%. I had commented here that removing the idle mixture screw and the cuttoff solenoid and spraying out the passages would likely get the original Hatachi working and keep it smog ready among other reasons.
@@PuddinsFabShop These carbs are no more difficult than any other carb to rebuild, there's a screen in the fuel intake fitting that gets plugged, I'd take that carb apart and clean it out, likely wouldn't even need a rebuilt kit just a cleaning. I'd clean and try this carb before buying a Weber, I have one of those Weber 32/36 dgv on my 77 620 L20b datsun and I can't figure out the problem with it, spent $60 and rebuilt it and still can't resolve it's issue, mine is a real Weber not a chineseum carb, but I cannot fix it, those Webers are "good junk", I've read a whole bunch of comments about the Webers and one comment say there a good carb, and the next comment says there junk, I'm leaning towards the junk side, I'd just about trade you this Weber for that original Datsun carb!
You did get a bit of a ass whipping but you won in the end! I once bought a barn find that all it needed was a new set of points. Backyard tune up that went poorly!
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Puddin: The Datsun KING! 😂 Funny how some cars can just find you.
Oklahoma has the Tiger king and now the Datsun king. Ones proud of the title, the other is not. 😂
@@PuddinsFabShop 🤣
Just look out for Carol Basking Bro
@@bobbyhall8862 wrong, I'd be looking for that wagon, just the small matter of 3000 miles of ocean and another 1500ish over land that sits between us... Oh, and then the question of available funds to purchase and ressurect said wagon... Aaaand the space to do same..... Aaaaaaaand the time...... sad lols
Would love to have another Datsun wagon
Back in the junkyard when you lifted the hood, I saw a sweet 1976/77 toyota celica hatchback! That was my first car. It was the old Japanese mustang copy. Wish I still had her.
Yes sir!
HELLO SIR WOULD YOU DISCLOSE THIS LOCATION,, ILL STOP BY ,, BUY YOU LUNCH @@PuddinsFabShop
WOW!!! That old Datsun is clean! Around here (New England) cars like that simply don't exist anymore, they're all just brown stains on the ground with bits of plastic and flakes of chrome scattered around. What a score, man!
That’s sad!
@@PuddinsFabShop - True indeed. I like living here, but the salt is very hard on our cars.
Went to Florida with 2 buddies in a Datsun wagon in 77! Always wanted one after that, but never got one! I still want one!
I know a guy with one!
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I knew this car as the Datsun 160J and I always liked the look of the wagon. Haven't seen one of these in YEARS!
That’s awesome!
Only 5 min in but I think that Wagon looks great. The interior is TONS better than what I've seen in a lot of these videos.
Right!!!
Wow, the inside of that engine is spotless.
It really is
A buddy of mine used to sell them new. He said if the showroom was quiet you could hear them rusting. We are in the rust belt. I'd say you got a good one.
It is a good one!
I used to have a dirt road red Datsun 210 station wagon in high school. It was good for a to b. Memories. Keep up the good content. 👍
Will do!
Man, thank you for these videos. They really make a rough day better!
Glad you like them Randy!
Haven’t watched to the end yet but unless u find a purist to restore it I’d turn it into a awesome sleeper
Hey Randy good seeing you
I had a 78 510 2 door 4speed 30 years ago, that was a fun little car, wish I still had it.
Cool cars!
Burying the broken starting switch was priceless.
Got to show it love.
@@PuddinsFabShop Maybe Mortske will loan you his.
Aunt Dorthy reminds me of a 76 or 77 Toyota Corolla wagon my grandparents had, it was even the same color. They used to pile us 8 grand-kids inside and we would go all over squeezed together like sardines. The thing that makes it even funnier is we weren't little kids. The oldest was around 14 or 15 and youngest was 7 or 8. It was still the best times ever. I eventually drove the wagon when I went to college.
Man that’s some awesome memories right there
I have this overwhelming urge to find a datsun now. What the heck Puddin!
Sorry man! 😂
In spite of their dubious heritage and lack of appeal to the American he-man, this company built a heck of a vehicle. At least back in the day. I was a mechanic for a living back then, and I always thought there was an element of revenge, because you could never get your hands into a lot of the small constricted areas without getting a cut.
Just found your channel, haven't watched any of this video yet but I am STOKED to see a Datsun wagon/van! Here's goes nothing!
Hope you enjoy the channel!
Datsun cars in Australia are going up in price every day. Datsun 1200 ute in Australia which is a smaller ute than your car are what us Australians love. I have had my 1200 ute for over 20 years now and i dont think i would ever sell it but as i said prices are going up and every thing has a price. Great video i am going to Sub now
Thanks for subscribing!
I can’t believe Dorothy was in the junkyard. Way too nice of a car, I hope it becomes someone’s daily driver. Clean it, throw some patina sauce on it and drive it. Love your show, keep up the good work.
Tune in tomorrow at 6 😉
That 77 Toyota Cellica’s looks pretty cool to had a few of thoughts in the past
Man, I wish I could buy that Celica and save it!!
I cant remember what my father had when I was growing up either a 610 0r 710 datsun wagon.... seeing this brings back some memories!
That’s awesome!
Just sat down on the couch about to put on one of your old videos and here you are with a fresh upload. Perfect timing.
Hell ya!
I use to own a 1963 3/4 ton international pickup truck 4x4 step side box , seeing yours brought back some fun times
I hats awesome!
I almost forgot about Datsun vehicles. Really they are so rare and I haven't seen one in years. Good Job Sir. Bring back History. Do you consider yourself a History Professor. Dr Puddin department of Historical Restos. University of the real world
I consider my self a student in everything I do actually lol
@@PuddinsFabShop There's that PMA again. It shines through, that's why I like you! (hey look at that, I made a little rhyme) But seriously, Aunt Dorothy is a sweet looking old lady. Glad you're saving her. I didn't realize at first what you were doing with the shovel (I was a little distracted by Stubby....that silly "driver" makes me smile) but when it hit me, I laughed out loud!! It was nice of Gabe to send it and when you killed it in one day, it was nice you gave it a proper burial. I do feel a little cheated.....we didn't get our spanking at the end. I've grown especially fond of you telling us to get up and do something. Maybe next time.....
I Really thought when the points started smoking you had let all the magic out ..but you brought it back around keep it up man 👉👍👈
They will always come back!
those were a heck of a good engine in their day, I adapted one into an International skidloader in about 1985 or so. it ran a long time
That’s awesome!
First car I ever drove was my dad's 1981 Datsun 510 5-door hatch. 4 cylinders and 8 plugs! My dad's mechanic thought he was crazy when he asked him to replace the plugs and handed him 8.
😂😂😂
That's almost a good enough car to see on a used car lot. I remember my neighbor had a Datsun 210, that car ran forever. Even after my cousin bought it and modified the hell out of it with reverse chrome rims and traction bars. (it looked really cool actually) Good score! R.I.P. START BUTTON, You will/might be/maybe be missed.
I like chrome reverse!
In all seriousness, thanks for the lesson on testing the coil and dizzy, hopefully it will come in handy when I finally get off my arse and finish my project 👍👍👍👍👍👍
You’ll get it.
Oooo, that 70s Mustang like, Celica sitting near it!
Couple things out there!
Is great you have Datsuns on there that is a Datsun 200B wagon give up the good dachshund stuff I enjoy it as you call them 5:10 we call them back in 1600 I also 200B wagon and a 180 b coupe awesome cars
Saw that too, don't see many of them around anymore, especially here in Australia.
That Celica looked pretty good, I wish I could buy it and save it!!
That caught my eye as well.
There aren't many people on TH-cam working on old pre Nissan Datsun's other than the Z cars. I have many memories with a B210 that I raced with junkyard engines. Sometimes I would go through a few engines in one weekend. So easy to work on and fun to drive if they haven't rusted away yet.
That 710 is sweet. I've always loved wagons.
These things just kind of found me lol
I had an 81 Datsun 210 like the one in front of the wagon. Love those old Datsuns!
They are cool!
I bought one of those cars in a scrap yard for the engine, it was pretty good for the engine being rebuilt but the body was shot. Nice car!
I need an engine too!
@@PuddinsFabShop what kind of engine do you need?
I would love to see something happen with that Toyota Celica in the background!
I figured some would.
I have enjoyed this. I has brough back sooooo many horrible memories. I had 75 710 wagon, same color... And it took forever to get it to run...compression checks, new ignition, plugs, wires. replaced fuel pump, filter...Finally got it running, only to have it turn off every 50 or so miles...turns out the fuel lines had rust in them and kept clogging. Also had bad rings. replace the rings and valve stem gaskets...Had not secured the timing chain tensioner and it had extended too far...top speed with malfunctioning tensioner was 50...eventially stretched the chain and bent 2 valves. Once replaced it ran great.
My 72 510 wagon we spent 3 months trying to figure out why the second set of points didn't fire...The we read the part in the chiltons about the 3rd gear switch and that they only fire in 3rd gear at a certain rpm.
That’s crazy! Glad my pain brought back terrible memories! 😂
@@PuddinsFabShop I have had 5 nissans, a 72 510, a 75 710 after i wrecked the 510, sold to 710 for an 80 200sx andi have had 2 maximas. I would love another 70's model to tinker on, but they are already restored around here and i cant find a beater.
Loving it I look forward to watching your videos every time they come out
I appreciate the support!
@@PuddinsFabShop one day I hope to have the shop you have
Woww those old datsun can still run. Bro you are a awesome mechanic!!!!!!
Thanks. Had fun doing this one!
Changing oil?!? Are you rich now or what?!?
Yep got that big money.
I has 3 datsuns..they were all excellent get up & go cars!! I even restored my 620 pick up.
Heck ya!
That's a gem of a car. Sweet lil ride bud! Hope we see more of it. The burial at the end slayed me. Keep up the great videos!
Thanks for the constant support!
@@PuddinsFabShop you got it buddy! I've been on this crazy ride since you had about 20k followers and I want to see you hit 50k, 100k, and more! You're working hard, honest, and funny as heck, so you deserve success. I like your teaching style and attitude towards most things. We're all here for you brother.
My first car was a 1978 510 . I am in love with this car .
Hell ya!
Another awesome episode, looking forward to seeing the whole cleanup of this one!
Should clean up nice.
That's a beautiful old Datsun, what a great save. Sadly all rusted over here in England. My Dad owned a 120Y in 79 from new. Cheers
Thanks! That’s crazy they all rusted away.
My dad had a '76 710 wagon, 4 speed manual in Maroon. Just seeing this video brings back a lot of memories.
That’s awesome!
Such respect you have for broken stuff! RIP! I have to say I really like that Datsun! I'd drive it!
She’s a good one for sure!
One nice old wagon ,great score.One On auction sold for 12 grand it was mint condition and this one should tidy up nice.Watching from Noosa Australia 🇦🇺👍
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See this is why I like him he didn’t title the video “A HUGE fire happened while working on the Datsun😱😱”
😂 definitely not what happened.
@@PuddinsFabShop 😂😂definitely not
So satisfying when you finally solve the problem and get things to run!
Right! After having good looking spark the whole time it was the last place I wanted to check. In the end she didn’t really run until I changed the rotor of all things. Gotta love it lol.
That is a heck of a score man! I love it!!
Thanks Randy!
Nice retro car..Hello from Liverpool,Great Britain.
The carb was one of the biggest weaknesses for the L20B
Factory Hitachi.
Webber conversion (that you have) is awesome.
Runs 100 Times better.
Used to have a 1979 620 Pickup.
Rebuilt the Engine and learned a lot about the L series engines.
(L16, L18, L20).
These engines love to burn oil if you even think about poor oil changes.
Ring technology is much better with aftermarket parts.
Less of a problem if you happen to do a rebuild.
That 710 makes me jealous.
Wish I was there helping you with it!
I haven't seen one that clean since 1995!
I’ve had better luck with Weber’s myself. Ordered one.
Can't get enough of these Datsuns.
Well I keep finding them lol
Another Datsun Down! 🤘 Good Job and Thanks for the shout out! I appreciate it Puddin! 👍
👊🏻👊🏻 no problem!
@@PuddinsFabShop 👊
my parents bought a datson 1978 b210 i think for $75 from a field just to get back to town before they were married
That’s cool!!!
I did that spark search one time with a 9N Ford and after the second twelve pack of adult pop I figured out it was the points even though they looked new. Great video as always.
Rotor was the main culprit here.
Another great video, Puddin'. Enjoyed it. 👍
That music at the beginning.....is that The Steeldrivers?
Free music from TH-cam!
YES!!! I FOUND A CHANNEL WITH DATSUNS!!! You are my HERO!!!!!
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Calls his FLUKE a barely hanging on old meter lol. That's the cadillac of DVOMs :)
Because that fluke is barely hanging in. My fluke at work is niccceee lol
@@PuddinsFabShop my Fluke is the same way. the leads just sort of swim in the meter
yeah flukes are nice the only thing better in my mind is a calibrated vintage triplett
Ya, he's young. I still have an analog VOM.
I think it's really cool of you to find cars in the junkyard, then haul em home & fix em up to sell to someone who can give new life by driving an old vehicle someone else gave up on. I've fixed up several old bicycles from junkyards... It feels good to do that.
It’s fun for sure!
Dangit I'll have to wait till tonight to watch you and Mortske!! My evening is set now! 💪🏼👊🏼
Not a bad night!
@@PuddinsFabShop couldn't ask for much better.
First view of a Puddin' Fab Shop video thanks to Mortske. I'm subscibred!
Thanks for subscribing!
Wish I were closer, I’d definitely buy that little beauty
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My neighbors back in 80s thought I was the Datsun pu king. They was money makers. I did a frame swap faster than my neighbors could get the zoning guy out there 🤣🤣 Enjoying the vids. 🙏😁👍
Hell ya!
you boys sure love your datsuns out there you just keep finding them lol
They keep finding me.
Ahhh, when I was younger, like GI Joe age, my parents bought a Datsun B210. Dang that was fun to go to the store with my mom in! I did actually drive it when my dad wasn’t home...I was like 12 or 13, maybe. I mighta been in the transformer age...long time ago. Appreciate the humor!
Appreciate ya watching!
Another goodin from the Puddin!!! 🤠
Thank ya!
I remember my parents having a banana yellow Datsun 510 wagon. Not sure but think it was a 72 or 74. I love the old Datsun cars too.
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New in your Chanel👍 keep the good work ,you are funny guy😂 we need a good laugh in America
Thanks!!
I know a guy that will get you a good switch coming asap be ready for the amazing quality difference!! I call it the im to stubborn to ask switch!! Lol great video that's a sweet ride!!
Thank ya! I need to just make one lol
@@PuddinsFabShop well thats Definitely the right way to do it im to lazy always fixing junk to want to make tools lol
Wow that wagon is in great shape
She is!
Craftsman file! Glad I'm not the only one to use it like that! Field mechanics will help you find multiple ways to use the tools you have. Another great video! Aunt Dorothy just hit her midlife crisis..... next she will want racing stripes!
Yes sir!!
Appreciate keeping to a schedule you’ll be big in no time.
Thank you! I try!
@@PuddinsFabShop when you get big we can say we knew you way back when!😀
That's a sweet little wagon! Good to see one that somebody didn't tear up and it even got handled well at the scrap yard. Sadly I have to go work before watching the second half.
She is sweet!
Great job buddy! It will go!
It will!
Just looking back at one of you're older videos. Just want to say, you look and sound a heck of a lot better when you aint drinkin. Keep it up.
Dang I'm feeling old that Datsun was born the same year I was! Haha
A few of y’all in here! Lol
Its funny, I have a 1977 Datsun 280Z and it shares so many pieces with what I can see
in this video. Window handles, electrics, dash instruments, etc.
That’s cool!
Shes sweet 😍 glad u saved her
She’s nice!
Both mailed out your way this morning, one coming from usps I mailed out and the other from amazon shipped thru usps
You’re the man Gabe!
your videos are entertaining - thanks for posting :)
Thanks for watching!
I drove a ‘76 710 wagon in high school loved that car if you fold that seat down there was plenty of room to get busy in the back. With the seat up you carry a keg and about 8 friends. I had 12 people in that car at one time
Loaded down.
I drove, girlfriend sat on the center console, buddy on the drinker side had his girlfriend on his lap, three friends and their girlfriends in the back seat and two more guys in the pen ( underclass men had to sit in “the pen”)
Hey give me that card I'll show you how to make it run I know those things inside now I've been working on them all my life my daddy had about two of them and I made him run like crazy have a great day bud
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I know it will too late by the time you get this, but that carb works like a four bbl but with only two bbl. the primary throttle is the one under the choke. The secondary is vacuum activated. so you need to put the fuel down the primary throat as the secondary won't open before the engine starts. So, fill the bowl from the primary vent tube, close the choke and crank to see if it will run.
I already miss the blue Datsun B210 !
I do not! Lol
@@PuddinsFabShop You Datsun hater ! haha
😂😂😂
@@PuddinsFabShop 14:32 that things stiffer than a ministers pecker ! haha
Great video on Dotty the datsun painted in pudding blue air bag ride and sitting on 17" rims would be the perfect way forward 👌
Not my taste at all on these.
Ha ha I'd love to have that thing it would make a great puttin' around town rig 🙃
It will!
I had one of these! Bought it for $600 bucks and it ran pretty well, sorta. It had some teeth missing on the flywheel and finicky carb. A few wacks with screwdriver handle fixed the carb ,(dirt or something), and big wrench would turn flywheel enough to let the starter engage. It was great on gas! My girl friend had to go live up in South Dakota at her Grandparents and I had job in Wichita. Yes, it was not good. So, used some vacation and drove a car, that shouldn't have been driven across town, and went 750 miles one way! I had bunch of tools and some spare parts and of a went! It was going fine until I got poured on by huge thunderstorm. Shorted out the alternator just about two hours from Rapid City. A guy stopped to help and actually towed me right to my girl's place! I bought him a twelve pack for his time. He would not take any money. I had borrow a hundred $100 from my girl friend to get home. It was all worth it! It all happen in the late 80s.
Man what an adventure
@@PuddinsFabShop And, I am stilled married to her. Wouldn't be without her!
That wagon is sweet
🤠🤠 thanks!
Laughed so hard I forget my broken ankle for a while, Keep up the good work! Sometimes I find myself talking to the screen saying you need to do this or do that and the problems solved. I remembered when I was a Mechanic back in the day. Old secrets. But it is much more fun watching you figure it out on your own. Now days young guys are Technicians and they know how to do what the computer tells them to do, Not much trouble shooting skills in that. Love seeing you work on all the rigs , please keep up the good work, Oh and how's about an update on the new shop and property.
Yesss he is back nice 😊
I’m here
Get you an old doorbell wall button and rig it to your e z start switch .it worked awsome,when mine burned up.👍🏻
I have plenty now!
Love your channel brother. Ive done alot of recoverys myself .love older machines also. Be safe,and thank you.👍🏻👍🏻
Another great find!
Thanks!
Old Datsun cars, trucks are hard to beat ,I have an 86 Toyota pickup runs like a dream
Heck ya
Yes please I'll take it
👍👍from this guy
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Had a 710 coupe, one owner for $600. She was basically concourse and the most reliable little car I've had. Traded her (parts were too rare) for a 260Z when that was still actually possible. This was 10 years ago.
That’s cool!
We could all use a little lubrication during these times😂
Right!
Good stuff sir! We had a red one way back when I was a kid.
my mum and her sister used to take us kids to the lake district in it. Your an entertaining and hardworking chap. Be well and stay safe. On a side note it got parked up in the corner of dad's car sales and it ended up with a elder tree growing in it.
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Or he had such a bad breath, that he thought he might not under the living ones for any longer....
I like how you fixed it with your own skill set and fabbed mount carbmore.
Just to test lol
Try the original carburetor again
The Hatachi is misunderstood. When in working order, it's awesome! I had mine restored and it runs flawlessly. Totally worth restoring.
It still needs gone through.
@@PuddinsFabShop Yeah, I passed mine off to experienced hands. It's a complicated carburetor, but it is perfect when working at 100%. I had commented here that removing the idle mixture screw and the cuttoff solenoid and spraying out the passages would likely get the original Hatachi working and keep it smog ready among other reasons.
@@PuddinsFabShop These carbs are no more difficult than any other carb to rebuild, there's a screen in the fuel intake fitting that gets plugged, I'd take that carb apart and clean it out, likely wouldn't even need a rebuilt kit just a cleaning. I'd clean and try this carb before buying a Weber, I have one of those Weber 32/36 dgv on my 77 620 L20b datsun and I can't figure out the problem with it, spent $60 and rebuilt it and still can't resolve it's issue, mine is a real Weber not a chineseum carb, but I cannot fix it, those Webers are "good junk", I've read a whole bunch of comments about the Webers and one comment say there a good carb, and the next comment says there junk, I'm leaning towards the junk side, I'd just about trade you this Weber for that original Datsun carb!
You picked up a nice car there Puddin in good condition....remember these cars on the roads here in Ireland back in the 70s
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You did get a bit of a ass whipping but you won in the end! I once bought a barn find that all it needed was a new set of points. Backyard tune up that went poorly!
Ass whippings are part of life!
My uncle had an old white standard datsun from the 70's, I miss riding in it
Awesome!