What is that orange wire for ?

What size Allen bit holding the sensor in

I have a 1965 dodge Monaco original 413 owned since I was 16

I grew up in the 80$ drivining these as a kid, man that brings back a LOT of memories, 65,66 Monaco’s and Polaris.I’ve always liked the gold with black, or Polaris cream color. Those are the best viewing cars while driving, u can see everything.

That dash board is badass.

Im sure you know that. This Dodge is highly sought after

Hey Matt what happened to you, I miss watching your new videos, hope you are well. Cheers

Finish what your chewing on before the video!! Nothing worse than chewing in someone’s face.

Who makes the rims on your 56? I have been on the hunt for them to use on my 57 truck. I like the chrome center caps. Thanks

Good job welding that nut in, that's going to do the job 👍 It also preserves the structural integrity of the pillar

your sound effects have me laughing...right on!!

Now that has aged how has it held up?

You video making skills get a big fat 0 !!! That was irritating to watch !!!

how did you get the rubber on without the string

Please leave it as is, other than getting it running and driving.

Just installed the rear window in my 1959 chevy truck with a bead lock it was my 1st time and today me and my wife are going to attempt to install the front windshield so last night she helped me orientate the rubber to the glass but we are both not sure its correct and trying to find it on you tube has been difficult as we are using one purchased from the truck shop which is an exact replica of the original we haven't found a video for that particular gasket most we have found are precision brand or one from brothers classic truck parts which appears to be the same but it was vague on the orientation of the rubber to the glass, there's a rubber tube that is part of the gasket that is half the length of the rubber seal and what we don't know is does this go to the top of the glass or the bottom ?, we installed the rubber with the tube running along the top of the glass last night to allow it to form so we hope its correct any help would be appreciated.

That's amazing! That 383 big block still looks small in that huge engine bay! That car looks way too good to be a parts car. Please keep the car and engine together!

Leave it stock with a set of torque thrust wheels and put the chrome trim back on it

Sweet shop. I detail out of a 40'x50' shop now. It's so nice having so much room but fills up fast.

Great video! , Haven't found any info on the plastic cart bodies , so I thought to interject some info to your platform.I have been restoring a ezgo 1998 with the plastic body , no cracks ,just deep scratches and surface chips .I have been using Blue Magic quick steel #16502tri yellow & black package. Prep area and apply like glaze putty , smooth it so you don't have a lot of excess.hand block sand 180 to knock down but easy. start wet sanding 400 then move to 600 .I use krylon bonding primer. Lightly wet sand at 400 to see any imperfections .

Thanks for posting this. Going through this right now... 700r4 / 350 chevy small block (1950 chevy truck)

Just going through this issue right now. 700r4 / chevy 350 small block (1950 chevy truck)

I just bent bracket upp with some bice grips on my 68 Riviera GS ill see if it works

What is the source of your replacement pieces? If your supplier is not too far away would use them Appreciate your reply.

Very nice looking 56 wagon. I have a red and white 56 Nomad. Love these cars!

Love the '56 wagon...and mad pinstriping skills,...just subscribed when I ran across youre site..like what I saw and here I am ..haha..love the tri fives and pinstriping on hot rods / customs . / T

Hey bro. I got a 69 Buick Skylark. Where are you located

Beautiful ‘56 Chevy wagon.... love the custom striping

Looks nice. I am considering using the Eastwood Hotrod Black. How many Qts will I need for my '48 Chevy Coupe??

Slick idea with the oil pan!

Matt what's the update of the wagon? Anyway most custom paint jobs came out of backyard garage paint jobs and reached the covers of top car magazines. Looks great!

I got a kick out of the video....HAAA!!!!

Wow! That looks really great. Better than I thought it would. I like the Green Headlights. I didn’t think we were ever going to get to see it. Lol

Looks great !

I do the same thing when i eat peanuts .

It would have been nice to see how you actually installed the windshield and not just the glass after it was installed......😢

useless video

Do you still do work and how much

Does it have rich , Corinthian leather ?

Thank you so much for this. I was gonna pull whatever Frankenstein shit I had to , but realize now , this is the only way to go.

Though like a deleted scene from the fucking Poseiden Adventure , - I appreciate this very much. Thank you , brother.

What size tip was on your spray gun? I'm going to try spray it in a few days. The tech sheet says to use 1.4 to 1.8 tip.

Eastwood = GARBAGE! Might as well rattle can your shit.

Cannot find any videos of removing the whole radiator frame any tips on removing it ?

What I’m discovering is the major thing that you have to figure out is the small receiver belt that comes up through the center of the bench seat or around the outside of a bucket seat. The length of it whether you want it hard so it doesn’t slide back through the bench seat. And what length do you need

I'm pretty sure you have a slight misfire on #7 judging from that vroom vrooom sound, LOL

love the look of it..can you tell me more about the headlights?

Lmao... good sound effects

Looks great I have a question did u spray the epoxy first if so how long did u wait till the 2k went on

shes a beaut. give her a good bath and a tune up and she'll be a great car