1934 Chev Coupe First start in 50 years

Brendon and Ian getting Dads 34 Chev coupe motor going after 50 years in storage. Goes pretty well!

[@stwhite5135]

So great to see young people working on these old machines. You just can't beat old machinery. Good luck with her.

[@janicemoore3695]

thanks, all dads grandkids seem to have his vintage bug n it's really good for us to see his vehicles in good hands. one of my other sons just starting to work on another truck of dads, a 1941 Ford v8. Plenty of good things ahead.

[@ostlandr]

Nice to see one stock, rather than cut to pieces and hot rodded.

[@mrmaniac3]

Mark Stockman there's nothing better than a (more or less) factory condition car :D

[@vernwallen4246]

Take that Chevy with right hand steering too any car show in the USA and you will be the star of the show.👍👍🗽🗽

[@wessider88]

some old motor city iron coming alive. she's just as Badass as the days in the show rm. that dust , dirt ,n rust is the gravy u put on right b4 u taker out on the town......hahaha......that feeling rushes back . Ahhhhhaaa, that's the good stuff. keep us posted guys. for as long as u can. Grat-zee!!!!!

[@luisvirgiliopenafiestas7454]

Beatiful car this Chevy in New Zeland...👏👏👏

[@ad356]

i have a vintage tractor, its a 1948 farmall cub. its surprising that even in 2016 its reliable and useful as ever. it mows 2 acres of lawn and plows the snow in the winter. i have had very little trouble with it besides minor maintenance. its probably one of the most reliable machines i have ever owned.

[@Rebel9668]

I have a 1939 John Deere "A" model that runs great to this day as well.

[@anthonyseger5039]

Love that body style my kind of Chevy

[@bav854]

Sounds like the car has never been parked up for 50 years runs great. Well done boy's.

[@janicemoore3695]

she's running smoother each time shes started up. Brendon took for a run down the road the other day now he's got the tyre fixed.. All going well she'll be ok to take to Edendale crankup at end of January, motorwise anyway.

[@bossco09]

Ian looks right in his element getting the chev going,Brendon will be happy with it too.....:):)

[@stevemitchell2252]

Janice Moore so amazing to hear that car run after setting for so many years she sounds lovely

[@crazeyspivey]

Looked like the upper rockers were not getting engine oil. You better drain that oil pan, remove it, and clean the screen filter and make sure the oil pump isnt clogged.

[@soyounoat]

That engine was designed by men with slide rules and mind power. It's not as efficient as the computer optimized engines of today, but the durability is incredible.

[@ronsbeerreviewstools4361]

Nice old Chevy, a good post.

[@barrythacker7281]

That car is in great shape. I have a 1935 I like the old cars. The cars got big and heavy in the late fourties and fifties.There is no architect in buildings and cars now every thing is flat.

[@gregmaggielipscomb9246]

Fun project!

[@alhamedi66]

beautiful chevy . what happen to car its finished or still .any updated

[@janicemoore3695]

Hi, she's warranted, registered and running. Tidied up but still all original. Hasn't been painted yet, a work in progress. You might see her around Southland now and again.

[@alhamedi66]

@@janicemoore3695 thank you for your quick reply and interest.

[@zachevans7861]

Ya just can't kill an ol' chev!

[@brenthill3241]

Man that is nice.

[@robertthomas8448]

old school rules

[@kittyfanatic1980]

@4:46 excuse you 1934. Lol Minus the funny noise it made what a beauty. Dosent surprise me one but she fires right off. That's American quality.😀

[@redradiodog]

The starter sounds like you are using a 12 volt battery.

[@groupsaregreat]

I agree, absolutely! The starter is much too fast for a 6 volt.

[@mikeday62]

These are new this year. Our dealer just got the first shipment of six cars.......and they're already sold.

[@sportytone1]

That appears to be a later model motor. In 1934 most vehicles were flatheads, but that appeares to be an OHV straight-6...

[@snoebay88]

34 Chevy's had an OHV six. A little google works wonders !

[@ethanrios6056]

Sporty Tone chevy came out with the 194 in 20s

[@hyzercreek]

Buick had OHV in 1904.

[@janicemoore3695]

Is a late 34 so it has a 35 engine in it its a 206

[@rupe53]

@@janicemoore3695 .. I have a 1928 GMC truck with the straight 6 and that not only has OHV, but roller lifters and full pressure lube on the crankshaft. Back in those days the smaller GMCs used Buick touring car chassis and driveline so parts are still out there to be had.

[@timkearney3519]

Yesssss

[@ungurdani8346]

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[@pauls640]

awesome!!

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

Very cool! Since the car is RH drive, I suspect you are in England. Happy 2017!

[@janicemoore3695]

Jeffry Blackmon , thanks, we're in New Zealand actually. We just used the car in our sons wedding, as his grandparents drove away from their wedding in it 63 years ago, very special.

[@JDawghasaTruck]

Beautiful! It looks like it’s been sealed in a glass bubble it looks so good! Check out my 1950 Dodge Power Wagon videos. A lot rustier!

[@TheCramunhao666]

belo carro ...

[@gabyanjalidas4662]

That Chevrolet Coupe Car is in great shape but Wait where is the car Engine Bonnet

[@janicemoore3695]

Gabyanjali Das , it's all there, just taken off to work on the engine.

[@hatarmusiken]

Where are you guys from? somewhere in the us? just wonder because the gasoline is red, here in sweden the gasoline is green/yellow

[@janicemoore3695]

brushaan b New Zealand

[@janicemoore3695]

Anthony Smith we live in New Zealand

[@h4ppycrash706]

4:04 the rocker arms wtf

[@specialized29er86]

Is this Australia, RHD?

[@janicemoore3695]

Hi, close, just across the ditch in NZ.

[@thevandal7114]

How hard was it to convert from 6 to 12v

[@hyzercreek]

Why would you do that?

[@thevandal7114]

Abcde I'm sure they did it just for convenience purposes

[@hyzercreek]

The are just using a 12 volt battery on the car. The 6 volt starter works fine with 12 V you don't need to "convert" anything.

[@thevandal7114]

Goes to show how much I know, i didn't know you could do that

[@janicemoore3695]

Put a 12v coil on it

[@gabyanjalidas4662]

Ok