That is my dream car

Oh yeah baby!!!!🎉

Wow

What happened to the yellow top battery they used in the episode ?

Any updates on the charger?

Is the car engine linked to the garage door? 🤣🤣

Great guys love to see you wrenching on it and getting back on the road, its sad to see them sit, if i may make a suggestion, spray the underside with dry ice to remove all the rust and paint it underneath and in the wheel wells the original color with single stage paint, also paint the rear end black, what a lot of guys do is clear coat the body to preserve the patina and original paint and leave the engine bay as is to keep that original aged look

Bro that battery is dead asf

Respectfully, I would secure the log you're cutting. Also, your guide board is loose. Any play at all and you won't be square, espeically with the tiny surface the mill contacts it. Cool seeing a battery saw get the job done.

be careful with bumper jacks the handle can kick back up (esp going down) on you and smack you in face, cause most unaware people will jack up with their faces over the handle. good work tho Macy

heater cores are one of the most pain in the butt jobs to do on a car.

you can put it in neutral when it stalls and restart it, then return to drive.

Great video! Teresa on Dahlia

A bolt has thread on the outside. A nut has thread on the inside. 🙂 And studs are very similar to bolts. Bonus. Happy to help out. 😄

Following along. 🙂 From Belgium. (42) Dreamcar: '69 Dodge Charger.

68, 69 , 70 were the best year models - keep it between the ditches y'all... yeeee haaaw!!

Oh the look on her face when she got the dad joke! I love it! My girls have gotten so har do get with those dad jokes....

I got here via Dylan. It's so nice to be able to follow the car and you guys further. I have to say I admire how you guys work together, your patience and Macey's willingness to learn. I wish I had that kind of rapport with my 13 year old. I do have a 10 yr old that may be able to work with me, but she's got a way to go, and I'm afraid I'm not as able as I once was so the projects will need to be less ambitious. But it's the time together that really counts in the end. Thanks for sharing the journey with us all.

I wouldn’t leave this beauty to them they’re not Dylan mc cool

Great job, nice to see the progress...the ew was hilarious...lol.

Whenever adding sealant, it's good practice to wipe it into a thin flat layer before placing the parts together. This prevents air bubbles from forming, as well as guarantees equal distribution of the sealant, and ensures it gets into all the cracks and crevices, as well as allows for removal of additional sealant. You should end up with a thin film which should be ample to seal, unless the housing or mating surface is warped. If there is warpage, the parts should be replaced or resurfaced.

Petcock is used in the sense of the verb as one is to cock something open.

The 318 instead of a 440 kills the value of that ICONIC BEAUTY...

I would have used a gasket and indian head sealer. But what you guy's did is great. Keep up the videos.

Domesticated rooster 😂😂😂. I'm stealing that! Thanks

Best mechanics lesson ever. Nice !

yay, more MSG! Been on pins and needles for more of this car with you guys!

That's cool that he's teaching her how to do mechanics 👍👌🙏♥️🇺🇲

Update vid on charger

Hi I came from Dylan's channel

First of all I want to say I'm new here and I found it from mr. McCool's channel I want you're doing with the 68 charger. I just want to tell Macy I am extremely proud of her forewarning to start doing this and learning to work on vehicles at 14 years old. Most young ladies your age does not want to forward getting their hands dirty. And I love your comment when you said now my hands look like I worked on a vehicle.

Great video! Are you a mechanic by trade? Outtakes are Great too! Thank you. 😀

Same jack on the 69 Plymouth Satellite.

Great job getting it running again and seeing how interested she is in it. Can't wait to see more.

Your jumper cables definitely don't have a good connection. I noticed one of the times you turned it over it arced and smoked that's tells you its a weak contact.

Problem solving is good experience and creates ,creative ideas making jobs easier .

And the ignition switch is working properly to for switching on& off the power source to.

check the Starter ballist resistor,or the starter relay.,an test the coil. And the distributor to.

Get a hydraulic jack be safe I had a car fall from the bumper Jack's many times there not put in cars anymore for a reason there dangerous

Another great video she doing great keep teacher her. 19:05

Stay away from bumper jacks and scissor jacks if you can, they aren't safe. Always make sure you chalk your tires before lifting a car, even if it is in park, especially in gravel. Good video, keep up the good work.

Well the old starter was going to die eventually anyway. So a fresh starter in an old car isn't always a bad idea, saves you being left stranded somewhere.

Where you where saying about connecting the jumper direct to the leads instead of through a battery. That doesn't always work. Especially on newer vehicles that draw more currnet. I've tried it before on a mid 90's car and it hasn't worked with leads between the battery and cable. An easy way to check the battery. While you're cranking, check how many volts it drops.

Another great video guys! I was so glad to hear you say "hey, i finally got my hands dirty!" Most girls wouldn't even be outside much less get their hands dirty. Im very proud of you! Always listen to your dad , hes got some knowledge and wisdom that will help you alot in life. Take care guys and have fun with your channel...i think your both going to go far with it!😊

Well done, replacing a starter is tough when doing it on the ground.

Great Job on the Heater Core Assembly.

The battery in the car is drawn down com0letly flat. As you hook up the jumper cables listen to the truck engine. As you connect the last jumper cable, the truck engine should lug down when you hook the last cable. If not wiggle each jumper cable one at a time and listen, once you find the weak connection the truck engine will lug down as it starts charging the dead battery. Often just hooking the clamps on wont get a good connection. Wiggling the clamps cuts through the crud on the battery to get a good connection. If you cant jump start try a known good battery in the car. If that doesnt work you can pull the starter and bench test with the jumper cables. If it works then the starter is probly fine. Clean all connection between battery and starter. It doesnt take much corrosion on connections to keep a starter from working.

Clean all the terminals, including at the block. Somewhere you have a dirty connection.

Definitely seems like a dead battery, I would recommend disconnecting the battery when you park it in the barn to keep it from draining down if there’s a draw on the system 👍🏼 Cleaning all the connections with a wire brush certainly won’t hurt either!

try cleaning the negative battery cable connection to the car, could just be rusty and not making a good connection.