1964 Pontiac Tempest GTO Restoration | Pontiac GTO Walk Around

[@RealRidez]

We had a blast meeting Rene and Philip and we hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed filming it. Be sure to leave a comment below and click the subscribe & notify buttons for more videos like this. 👍

[@aliciahernandez1886]

I can see this over and over and never get tired of seeing my brother’s work. I’m so proud of you and I know daddy is very proud of you too.

[@RealRidez]

💙💙💙

[@aliciahernandez1886]

I am so proud of our brother Rene' Rodriquez. I know daddy is very proud of you. You are an amazing person and it shows in your work. Great Job.

[@RealRidez]

Thanks for your comment! We really enjoyed meeting Rene. He’s an amazing guy!

[@lildasani]

this video is worth seeing. I love to old cars being restored.

[@RealRidez]

Thanks Raymond! Glad you enjoyed the feature.

[@allantaylor3288]

One beautiful GTO, an amassing restoration of an iconic car that started the muscle car area👌

[@RealRidez]

Couldn't agree more! 👍

[@CJColvin]

That 64 GTO looks beautiful brother

[@RealRidez]

Thanks for watching CJ!

[@CJColvin]

@@RealRidez You're welcome brother

[@WarthunderClipsAndShorts]

Definately in love with that car! I love when rust buckets are revived!

[@RealRidez]

Glad you enjoyed the episode!

[@andreinegura8901]

Wow! This episode was amazing, how Rene and Philip did transformed a Pontiac GTO '64 in a powerful, strong and handsome car!

[@RealRidez]

Thank you for your kind comments, Andrei! Rene and Philip did an amazing job restoring a part of history. We really enjoyed spending time with them.

[@jimmyhudman5161]

It came form the factory as a bad ass

[@affordablevoices]

This was one of the most satisfying car videos I have watched in a long time. Rodriguez your dad is so proud of you.

[@camv5193]

Anytime a car can be saved, history is restored as well.

[@RealRidez]

Couldn’t agree more!

[@FrisellFan01]

This car is amazing .....way beyond words.....a work of art....I could look at this car forever

[@R0yL33]

A little surprised there is no replacement sheet metal for that car ..quarters, floor etc

[@Apachefog]

Beautiful car. I used to daily drive a 64 tempest and just got a 64 olds f85 because I couldn't find the right pontiac, I still hope to get another 64 tempest, lemans or gto some day.

[@RealRidez]

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! I hope you find another ‘64 someday and it brings back all the joyful memories from when you used to daily one. In the meantime, enjoy the rest of the channel. Some great cars (and interviews) on here 😉

[@markschlotter1282]

I had a 64 tri power 4spd in 69 loved the car wish I hadn't sold it

[@RBOJCK]

GET THAT CHEVY ENGINE OUT NOW!

[@RealRidez]

😂

[@silk919]

Yooooo buddy I see you, hell yeah!!!

[@RealRidez]

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[@leinad5243]

Don't worry Rene he sees you!

[@danield6740]

please shorten your music intro beautiful video btw, great car!!

[@RealRidez]

Thanks Daniel! I've made some major changes to some of the later episodes. Hopefully you'll stick around and enjoy some additional content 😉

[@johnayres1220]

No way is the GTO the first muscle car. Chevy, Ford, and MOPAR were building cars that could blow the doors off a GTO long before 1964.

[@RealRidez]

Hi John! The Pontiac GTO is considered to have initiated the trend with all four domestic car producers offering a variety of competing models. They were the first consumer car sold to the public with the concept of lighter car, bigger engine. Prior to the GTO, Chevy had the 300s in the mid to late 50’s, but the car was design specifically for NASCAR. Once it fell out of favor on the track it left the showrooms. Curious, what car you recall that could outrun the 64 GTO? PS, thanks for your service!

[@ADADIZZLE]

@@RealRidez Nothing he has a delusion to what came stock back then.

[@remyremington1056]

Go ORIGINAL or go home...

[@RealRidez]

It’s hard to go completely original on some of these old cars. Parts are hard to come by and can be very costly if found. While not for everyone, restomods are becoming the norm. Thanks for watching!