1928 Chevy Touring - Smith Classic Cars

[@edwardhayden4626]

One of the best vids of a classic car I have seen. Nice and relaxed with just enough detail to be able to learn stuff. Thanks.

[@SmithClassicCars]

Thank you Ed! I really appreciate that.

[@SmithClassicCars]

Thank you Ed! I really appreciate that.

[@timfordfalconxf7714]

What a lovely chev. Even as a ford man i loved this video :)

[@thejamessmith]

Thank you very much. Much appreciated!

[@williamhabermann2395]

Im 17 and my Dream Car is a 1928 or 1927 Chevrolet tourer!

[@SmithClassicCars]

Hey William! Thanks for checking out my KZbin channel. Are you local to SoCal? Maybe we could arrange for you to have a closer look.

[@williamhabermann2395]

@@SmithClassicCars You are very Welcome! unfortunately i am not in SoCal :( i live in SA South Australia :)

[@SmithClassicCars]

@@williamhabermann2395 If you're ever in southern California shoot me a message.

[@williamhabermann2395]

@@SmithClassicCars No worries James! thank you for the offer! when ever i get to SoCal i will let you know! thanks again :)

[@SmithClassicCars]

@@williamhabermann2395 I look forward to it.

[@johnmaidment6728]

Great Car Thanks for sharrinmg

[@thejamessmith]

Thank you! Appreciate it.

[@Radiotechnika667]

Like

[@SmithClassicCars]

Thank you!

[@marceloerbetti9223]

Cars and family, what else.

[@SmithClassicCars]

Perhaps more cars, but I can't think of anything else... ;)

[@roybo1930]

I have a 1928 Chevrolet Coupe, It was tore apart when I bought it! Putting it back together now! Questions! What it the hole just below the water pump besides the Generator tension bar? Is it a vent? It looks like a hose runs from this hole to the intake mouth on Your carburetor! But I believe it must have something to do with getting oil to the Crankshaft & Cam Gears! Is this correct? I LOVE Your BEAUTIFUL Car!

[@SmithClassicCars]

Thanks! That hole is for crankcase ventilation. Yes, positive crankcase ventilation in '28.

[@williamhabermann2395]

Hello James! how often do you need to oil the Motor? what motor oil do you use?

[@SmithClassicCars]

Hey William. Thanks for reaching out. I like to use straight 30W in all my cars with higher miles. It never gets very cold in So Cal. Castrol is the brand I prefer, but any quality oil will do. For oiling the top end, valves and rockers, if I recall correctly the book says every 300 miles. I keep the felt pad wet and oil the rockers, almost every time I drive it. It's overkill and I think most of the oil just runs down the sides of the engine, but I'd rather have more lube than not enough. Hope this helps.

[@williamhabermann2395]

@@SmithClassicCars Thanks James! that was very helpful!! just doing some research so by the time i buy one i know what oil to use and when to oil it!

[@SmithClassicCars]

@@williamhabermann2395 Happy to help. Good luck on your search.