What's in the barn dust? 1972 Impala Custom coupe & Oklahoma Auction Picks! Plus 1973 Chevrolet!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Mr. Goodpliers ventures to Oklahoma to load a 1972 Impala Custom coupe, plus make a few picks from the barn dust! Stick around for Impala number two, a 1973 Chevrolet Custom coupe!
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No tool is the wrong tool if you don't break anything and you get the job done! I love my 72 Impala that was bought new by my grandparents. 400 small lock with TH350 trans and only 70k miles on it. The torque is quite impressive for a low compression engine pulling over 2 tons of car!
I had one exactly like that, with a 400 cubic inch engine. The interior was brown, not white. I bought mine used in '74. It was one heck of a car.
Making me miss my 73 Caprice Classic with 454/TH400.
23:11 Late 80's Olds 88 coupe in the background....
Growing up, neighbors had 72 Impala coupe like yours, also 400 cid in the butterscotch color 'Driftwood'. Our 72 Kingswood same color & motor
Sure is a lot easier for me to sit in my lazy chair and watch Mr Pliers work on old cars than for me to drag my butt down to the shop and get anything done myself.
So cool! I am impressed by how you were careful, and methodically disassembled the steering column and shift linkage so the car could be moved, instead of just smashing the key out, or yanking the car around "as is". My first car was a 73 Caprice coupe, drove it over 240,000 miles with the original engine and tranny. The northeast weather finally consumed it though. I can honestly say that if someone offered my any car, I would chose that car in new condition, perhaps in convertible form with a 454 though. I dream of having the skills/money/facility to do a frame off restoration on one of these great cars.
hi there. enjoy the heck out of your vids. thanks for takin' us along....
I really love your old 2 door Chevy. Nice find.
It's fun watching the discovery of relics in the barn! My favorite pieces were the valve grinder, tail pipe stand, and the Cities Service can.
I agree!
At least the trunks not full of trash..score..I believe saw some bailer twain...one free garage pillage with purchase of car...sweet..
Cool finds!!! As a kid I would place one matchbox car under a tire, wait for my mom or dad to leave. It was easier to pretend it was wrecked.
I found a cutlass, hot wheel like that
Great video! Hope you'll take us along when you work on these "new" cars.
I have owned a lot of 1972 impala and caprice I really enjoyed those cars, watch the frames on them, I have had a few repaired
Hey any recommendations when I can find them?
I had a 73 Impala sport coupe and seeing the 72 makes me miss my car a lot
Freind has a white one with a factory 454, had the factory looking 454 emblems in the grill and on the fenders. Pretty sure his is the same year
Very cool
my brother in-law had exactly the same car same color and yeah the white interior in the late 80's the previous owner gave him an extra set of wire wheels with it he put them on a couple times for a couple weeks but it looked better with the factory hub caps I think and the interior was spotless I always liked these cars since then I have pics of that car of course I'm in it lol I was 10 years old lol thanks for sharing mr goodpliers
Nice score on what you got
The “hammer” is one of the oldest tools in existence. Ancient people used whatever they had as a hammer, so why can’t we? No need to reinvent the wheel lol
When I was in High School I had a friend who's folks had a brand new 72 Impala. Man, that was a sweet ride.
You always get some great stuff at these auctions! I got grass manure out of the small letters!!
Dear Mister Goodpliers...
''Them that mind don't matter & them that matter don't mind.''
Good eye snagging that 58 Fury Wheelcover. I owned a 58 for 30 years so that wheelcover really caught my attention.
Very nice video! I remember in the fall of 1972 seeing the 1973 model Chevy's, it was the first year for the 10 mph style bumper. 72 and 73 were the last years you could buy a nice car before all the regulations started to take hold, then they started to use that cheap steel, its just amazing what a 1975 Cadillac would look like in 1980, in Chigo, very rusty.
Smog police in 73, ... yup yup
Keep up the excellent work Mr. Goodpliers
That Camero needs a restoration.
I can remember when I was a teen I was going to buy a car exactly like this I had big ambitions for this car I was going to put white letter tires on it mag wheels and dual exhaust but the car was sold out from underneath me I always like these cars they were just simply nice vehicle
Yeah the curved back window of the Impala’s are cool. Plus you got a bunch of old goodies. 😎👍🇨🇦
I have the same year. 72’s FTW
They love turning those old Imps and Caprices into Donks. Shawn from Street outlaws or his youtube channel 187 Customs loves those old chevys
Those were really nice cars in their day, back when Chevy made a quality car.
1972 Chevy Caprice is my dream car one day I'm going to have one
I had one of those same color. I took the 400 small block out of it and put it in a 70s nova.
Its a good day when Goodpliers uploads a video !
The Impala Custom Coupe had the same roofline with the concave rear window as the Caprice Coupe. The Impala SPORT Coupe had a different sloped rear window and smaller rear trunk lid.
The 70 imp and price, decks were concave i believe. Does anyone watch Mike & Molly? Peggy's impala is a 400, 4 dr, too 😎 cool
@@normanhopfensperger4343 Unsure what is a concave deck.
Dear Mr. Goodpliers, every tool has a hammer side.
Wise man once said "any tool can be the right tool".
Do people really say things about your tool usage? I knew you were finding some awesome stuff and then you found the license plates, Oh!!!! Man I almost fell out of my rocking chair. 👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸
"Maybe I should buy a vowel" That's funny!
Why are the project's that need the most are the funnest ?
Curious doggo. Was hoping he would follow you around the barn too.
i'm dig'n it man, dig'n it!
It’s got that king Tutts tomb layer of dust just right🖖🏼🍺🏍
Enjoyed......................... 👍👍👍
Thanks for stopping by the channel Throttle Power!
Any tool is the correct tool for any job.
These are big but very cool after 1970 the 71-76 impalas and caprices started taking on a lot of Oldsmobile influence or styling and as l get older it's not a bad thing they just look less sporty and more luxury
Nice video, from Brazil
Really dig the channel, but stuff in the 70s eh. I owned some of them.
Yeah, I know...'70's and 80's?? But I have to realize 50 years and that's the stuff I was looking for in the '70's when doing model A's.
On the word Scrabble.... Sangarees farm ?? Plus no "u" needed... Just a thought ...
72 last good yr 4 the Impalas, 73 on up had impact bumpers, ruin the looks on them, plus all additional air pollution bull crap
Love it!
Dear Mr. Goodpliers, you have been summoned to return to the Diesel College for reevaluation of your mechanical inclination
Awesome as always mate 👍🏼
Keep powering 🚀
Was that a snow tire i seen?
The lock plate tool is very handy, you need one
Im not a GM guy but.... that car as a 2 door ....I think is worth spending money on....its got it's own kind of presence in the fuselage body style era. Mopar nailed it .. even mastered it and led in that design era like the forward design cars. Only lasted maybe 3 0r 4 years because...THIS CAR......IMO..... HAS THAT FUSELAGE LOOK WITH THE ....PUT A WEIGHT ON MY GRILLED CHEESE....COPY? ITS FLATTERERER.....LOL
AND THE DECK LID WITH THE VENTING....ETC... FROM ABOVE LOOKING DOWN....PRETTY... TAILLIGHTS ARE COOL..... DRIVETRAIN COULD BE A BIG BLOCK NO PROBLEM... GOT DISK BRAKES....I RAMBLE....
SURPRISINGLY ...I LIKE IT
Also... if a crescent wrench isn't used as a hammer what is it used for?
CHEERS
God BLESS y'all
Parts car.. picking old signs, tools is money in the bank..don't what the market is in your state.. but I can definitely say I see 72s impala coupe driver quality for under 1k in Central and Northern California..ones that bring in bucks is 55 through 66 and 74 to 76.
Splitdorfs were used on model D John Deeres and maybe the Waterloo Boy.
Hold on now, adjustable wrenches are only good for smacking things.
That hotwheels toy is worth more then the real car...
Hey got to do whatcha got to do an use what u got.
Why not replace the entire floor when you've removed the front and back doors? It looks like you'd have plenty of
room and you wouldn't have to install from the front.
Poor teens bought these back in 1988 and became the all ways asking for gas money ride.
..not sure how you call that a white interior
Is the 72 still available?
It has been sold. I have a couple leads on others. Send me an email and I can let you know what comes in next!
@@mr.goodpliers6988 Thank you. Email sent
Do you still have the 72?
It has sold, but a friend of mine in Missouri has one for $5000. If you are interested, send me an email mrgoodpliers1985@gmail.com and I'll get you in touch with him
The dog didn't have a pee on your camera 😂
Well behaved good boy 😇
Where can I find these????
I currently have a 1971, 1972, and 1973 available. Email me mrgoodpliers1985@gmail.com
How much
Sorry, on the wrong site.
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Ok
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You need to buy some decent tools.
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Your killin me. Do people actually say that stuff? Tell em to shut up.
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Mr goodplyers this was boring pushing out a fart is more exciting mr goodplers the Buick wheel dont belong on a trailer, haaaaa