800 Miles in DEATHTRAP Ford Station Wagon! Will It Drive to the Beach?

[@clivematthew-wilson7918]

Why don't you just fix your cars properly?

[@PoleBarnGarage]

Why don't you do that, and film it, being as you're such an expert on the matter

[@clivematthew-wilson7918]

@@PoleBarnGarage That's exactly what I do: fix cars properly. I drive two classics as my daily drivers. I respect these vehicles and treat them accordingly.

[@PoleBarnGarage]

Make sure you film it and put it on KZbin! That way some (hundreds of) pretentious jackass will be sure to comment that you're doing everything wrong, without specifying anything

[@testy518]

takes all the fun and excitement out of it!!

[@clivematthew-wilson7918]

@@PoleBarnGarage I'm not a pretentious Jackass. I'm a motor mechanic and former garage owner who suffers watching you needless wreck cars. For example, you could have simply Googled: 'how do I fix vacuum wipers?', or you could have purchased the suspension bushes you needed before you left. Or, if you couldn't find the correct bushes, the companies that make the bushes usually allow you to browse by size, which would probably have worked. I get that breakdowns, etc, are part of the fun, but there are enough real catastrophes that you can't avoid, without needlessly creating problems for yourself. In every relationship, you get back what you put in. If you treated your wife the way you treat your cars, you would soon be sleeping alone.

[@masonwalker486]

Pull the hose off of the vacuum wiper motor source, stick it into a container of ATF and work the wiper arms back and forth a few times or ten. Draws ATF into the vacuum motor and softens up the old grease...let it sit overnight, hook it back up and your wipers will work good-ish again!

[@kingnull2697]

10/10 old-timer tech tip man

[@jagharingenyoutube]

I was thinking that he maybe had it on ported vacuum when it started working while playing with the gas pedal :)

[@greghansard357]

Remember seeing tomato juice cans in engine bays with vacuum connections? The extra volume made the wipers work better also.

[@FrauUnibrow]

The atf trick fixed my 55 Chevy wiper motor back in 1982 !

[@michaelcole4868]

Nicely edited episode! It was pretty good.

[@OutontheRanchwithDrLee-xb4lo]

Thanks for stopping by for a little visit, Dalton and Jess! Was def three of the best days of my life! You two are welcome here any ole time, and Rip totally agrees!! Great Video!!! A+++++!

[@PoleBarnGarage]

Thanks Lee! You better believe we'll take you up on that!

[@isaaccan3155]

Dr Lee is the best!

[@itskarl79]

@@PoleBarnGarage should just crown vic swap the front, and the rear end 05+

[@junkyardsearcher6407]

I’ve never heard of you until today Dr.Lee, I’ve just subscribed.

[@gregdcross]

Pretty sure families on new SUVs going to the beach passed you and thought "... oh that poor family... they must be having a horrible time...". The truth is your trip will always have more memories and they'll forget the trip. Loved the "I need to be more positive.... or just lower my expectations".

[@missingremote4388]

More often than not other's is jealous of the classics 50s or, 1960's

[@lodollar23]

Man i miss smoking haha. I smoked cigs for 22yrs. FINALLY after many attempts with alternative nicotine, it NEVER worked! The only thing that did work was put myself thru hell for 8 weeks quitting cold turkey! Now 3 yrs and 10months later im still quit. As a truck driver I knocked out 1.5 to 2 packs a day. I could easily pick them back up anytime. But I do feel better and still want one every now and then. But i don't even think about them anymore unless i smell one or see one. Then i get a temptation. Great show!

[@Martin.Wilson]

"It's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it". Words to live by.

[@tombob671]

Another way to say " Be Prepared" - Boy Scouts

[@Anarchist86ed]

"When you need it, and don't have it... you sing a different tune." - Burt Gummer

[@glenns5627]

Some years before Dad gave it to me, the '59 "Squarebird" was our family car. It had those Gawd-awful vacuum wipers too. We climbed Pike's Peak in that thing, in the days when the roads were barely a lane wide, and had nothing or only pathetic protection from the cliffs off the side of the road. They always seemed to be on the passenger side, where Mom was pissing herself in terror. The more the 352 motor struggled lugging up the hill, the more ridiculously sluggish the wipers were, and the harder it rained. How Dad got that thing up there and back without us all dying is a testament to the Man he was.

[@pnwvibes_]

I'm a proud low buck club member and I've loved following this journey. Thanks for the awesome content Dalton!

[@Cameronsutubes]

We may need a support group, or is this it

[@PoleBarnGarage]

Thank you!!

[@sykwookiee]

​@Cameronsutubes This most definitely is it!

[@damonwalden5699]

Mrs Pole Barn seems like an absolute GEM. 😅 Good for you guys, making awesome memories together and great content for the rest of us👏🏻

[@jackw7471]

Finally decided to join the "Don't lose the shop club" gotta say it's worth every penny keep up the good work dalton glad to be here

[@PoleBarnGarage]

Thanks so much!!

[@NileK-q2z]

Always have loved Dalton since Day One. No nonsense with a dose of sarccasim, spark a Lucky Strike, crack open a Twisted Tea, telling it like it is, no bullshit, and get to wrenchin'. A pole barn garage in KC, MO, on a budget, and shit gets DONE. Enough said, y'all.

[@twinkie27271]

I'm actually going with my son's to a Pontiac show up that way on Saturday. He's been known to be there. Don't know if he will be this year or not.

[@NileK-q2z]

@@twinkie27271 Congratulations to you guys, and long live Pontiacs! Blessings.

[@TinkerinWithTim]

Not gona lie, Ive thought many times about doing the "Make it run then road trip it" thing and well it scares me. Hats off to you for being able to pull these off!

[@sykwookiee]

Never fear bald tires, grease, and a cooler full of beer!

[@ShadowsOnTheScreen]

He didn’t.

[@sykwookiee]

@@ShadowsOnTheScreen ...it ain't over...did we watch the same thing?

[@texan01]

I did that 2 years ago with a $1,000 Buick Rendezvous, tossed a head and head gaskets at the 3.4, changed the fluids and took off on a 3,000 mile road trip to Colorado, discovered it runs hot climbing passes, the 4 year old tires tossed all the cords, and it wasn’t a fun trip in an 80,000 mile car. My 77 Chevelle on the otherhand is a veteran long distance road tripper. (Cept now, it dropped a valve and destroyed the engine on the way to a baseball game.

[@Bikerman2022]

Sunday morning here in Australia. A cup of coffee and Pole Barn Garage makes me smile. It's going to be a good day.

[@Aaron_Hanson]

I’m a skip too and I have been champing at the bit to see if the old girl is going to make it. I feel that Dalton is my spirit animal or long lost twin brother 😂 Cheers 🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺

[@dianaverhulst3407]

Terrific video Dalton. No time left ... "prayer will be the answer" ... I felt a sermon coming on (albeit briefly); ... the Pinto at the yard (I had one of THOSE once too) ... (my mother in law gave it to me - she was trying to off me, I'm sure) ... the Corvette at Lee's ... foreshadowing ... and YOU SOLD IT!?!?!? Looking forward to the next upload. Be well ! ! !

[@PoleBarnGarage]

I think the good Lord was watching over us this trip for sure!

[@dianaverhulst3407]

@@PoleBarnGarage If the Lord still has a sense of humor, you likely made his day. BTW, I still have that transmission part sitting on my kitchen table -- I promise to get it in the mail to you this week. :)

[@mromatic17]

20:56 dalton you need some Rain X for your windshields the water just beads up and runs off. its great if you don't have functioning windshield wipers. shaving cream helps too!

[@brucebeaver6929]

I think it is VERY cool that you took Jess to see the ocean. It's things like this trip that people remember their entire life. YAY on you guys !!!!

[@markcirello5496]

When I was a teenager, I had a 72 Oldsmobile cutlass supreme and the wipers didn’t work so my friend Barry and I tied strings on each wiper and pulled. I would pull then he would pull I can’t believe that I’m seeing it again and someone else doing it. Thank you for bringing back that memory

[@alanmoore78]

25:47 windshield cleanliness AND dental hygiene in ONE massively inconvenient package!

[@davidmackieson4609]

LITTLE TIP FOR YA GET SOME SOAP OLD SCHOOL CAKE PALMOLIVE OR SOMETHING LONG THAT LINE RUB THE CAKE OF SOAP ON THE INSIDE OF THE GLASS THEN WIPE IT DOWN WITH A CLEAN CLOTH TILL ITS CLEAR AN IT WILL LEAVE A THIN FILM LIKE A POTECTIVE LAYER THAT STOP THE WINDOW FOGGIN UP ALSO WORK ON THE BATHROOM MIRROR

[@AnthonyRBlacker]

It is pretty amazing how convenient side view mirrors are on cars.. It's interesting the things we tend to take for granted these days! Beautiful wagon Dalton.

[@BrianAdam-e2l]

I've driven across this country many times. Everyone was a special time, I once flew in from AZ to Ohio, bought a car, and a couple more goodies than drove back to Phoenix!! Good old days

[@billyduffany3387]

When I use the old tank in an old car, I put a filter before and after the fuel pump. Jess did a great job with the head liner. Loved that wagon, glad you found it a good home.

[@brianr101010]

Two steps to stop window fogging, 1) spray and wipe inside of all windows with anti fog spray from auto parts store and spray and wipe exterior windshield, front side windows, and rear window with anti fog rain x ( at least 2 coats ) then 2) get a powerful 12 volt cigarette plug tornadoe fan from a truck stop and set it to blow on inside of windshield and you should have anymore fogging issues. Repeat every 2 or 3 days with the sprays.

[@jsmith823]

Dalton, made my Friday evening with this one! Awesome to see the whole adventure play out.

[@mkgearhead5151]

Those vacuum wipers gave me flashbacks of my first car, a 1968 AMC Javelin. I bought it in 1985 for $300 from my brother. The faster you drove, the slower the wipers went. That's not good when you're from Seattle. It had an auxiliary vacuum pump on top of the fuel pump, but the diaphragm was apparently blown.

[@tjwalstrom8859]

Captain John’s is a hidden gem in McAlester. Which is a good thing because it’s just about the only option aside from Chili’s. I find myself down that way twice a year for work.

[@henrykaiser3519]

That was a fun and entertaining video it reminded me of me forty years ago just going for it !

[@duckscustomgarage9239]

Hey Dalton if you want those vacuum wipers to work better. Get you a big Mato juice can like most older fords have under the hood and use it a vacuum canister it will hold more vacuum and the wipers will run faster it works pretty good.

[@gdpurdy]

Despite the "Vacation from Hell" label, you seem to be having a good time. And more importantly so does Jess. I hope you two are still having fun in part 2.

[@PoleBarnGarage]

More fun!

[@rickloera9468]

My friends 1965 Chevy ll went through a new set of front tires in 258 miles in July of 1978 when we decided to go for a drive. Found out that it was the tie rods, and he had zero resources, so off to A-1 Auto Wreckers, she went. We still talk about that day in 2024.

[@alanmoore78]

41:48 CTC has been around awhile, I used to go there in 95-96 to get trim parts for a '65 Biscayne I had in high school

[@trainman05matthewb.65]

In the gopro driving shots the hula girl looks very funny in the bottom of the frame. It also looks like shes holding an attack rifle.

[@ni_wink84]

The automotive world is such a great place, if it hadn’t been for cars I don’t think I would have ever met some of the best friends and people I have ever had in life, the car world is always giving back to those of us who choose to dabble in the mess… and from that comes great friendships that may have other wise never been… thanks for the video dalton and jess! You guys are awesome

[@patrickmckenna322]

When you check the engine oil you should pull the dipstick out wipe it off clean put it back in and pull it back out that gives you the true measure of how much oil you have.

[@thegrandpumbaa]

Dalton, you have struck gold with this format. 3 weeks building a car and then the 4th - and probably the 5th- road trip. Showing Jess parts of the country she hasn’t seen in a shitbox is probably the most wholesome thing I have seen. Absolutely love it. Please continue.

[@GlenCarpenter-ek9xc]

Man im very disappointed that you didn’t get to drive it back , I drove a 69 suburban in way worse shape than that from Alabama to Arizona and it took 22 quarts of oil n the non fouler on the plugs gave out in Tucson heading to phx , I had it until I couldn’t afford to rebuild the motor clutch and pressure plate

[@gustiwidyanta5492]

Lets hope the Ranchero survives this one! (Shame you couldn't get a newer Station Wagon though, but i bet that thing will serve you well!)

[@radjvalieff]

That aux heater core is from pre96 Cherokee XJ. I know it for sure, because I replaced one couple days ago in my Jeep, and it took the whole day😂

[@HarderNotSmarter]

Your lucky to have Jess along with you. She's always positive.

[@maxbialystock254]

I had a similar trip from St Louis to Houston in a 1979 Corolla Wagon 2TC that was running hot. Stopped at Springfield and went to the movies to wait til sundown. Saw Oscar with Stallone. Had pulled the thermostat cover at an O Reillys and found there was not one. So after dark in the cool air we drove all through the night at 55 with the heat on full blast. had to put a blanket over my feet to keep from burning them. She ran right at the red the whole way, Made it home around 9am. Never had a leak but the next day went to pull the Rad and it came apart in my hands. Heater core as a supplemental Rad works well. Nice job

[@eas3rd1963]

This is an awesome video. Can’t wait for part II. 🎉

[@michaelethangross3395]

4.11 gear from the factory with the almighty 460 - you can do anything as you already know!

[@brandondrumb2560]

Was so excited for this series glad you guys are having a great vacation despite the early woes! Be safe Jess and Dalton!

[@ryanwalker1593]

Most memorable vacation ever. Cool wagon glad it found a loving home. A brand new front end and huge radiator would help her out a lot.

[@braxtonnelson5375]

Well, at least this journey wasn't quite as anxiety-producing as a couple of Derek's rescues (Model A, 1950 Chevy, that beautiful blue Chevelle that looked perfect but had a lot of "sitting-up" woes...). I can tell you that Dalton's sweet wife is a trooper! And Dr. Lee is just a prince of a guy! Looking forward to the next installment of "Crazy People Drive barely revived automobiles great distances...

[@josephfetterolf6125]

I like your usual no stress approach to life and car projects. Way to change it up!

[@davidbryant5875]

Dalton is exactly like most of us no 200k shop don’t talk about merch all the time. Down to earth guy. That’s why he is my favorite KZbinr.

[@steveneckard3649]

Yep! Very refreshing.

[@ohdamnitsthatguy60]

Add electric motor for wipers? I was thinking if you had a bigger shop with a lift you would be living the "high life". 🤣 also you snagged a lady that can knit that's pretty cool. Lastly I like your taste in music.

[@KDsSpeedShop]

These are my favorite vidyas! Thanks to both of y’all for including us!

[@jimmbo2]

Great vid... Love the '60

[@Aaron_Hanson]

Dalton & Jess hit the road finally! I’m not going to spoil it for those who read comments before watching….but….. I’m super happy and excited to see that this wasn’t the last time I have the pleasure of being a part of the PBG audience/ family 😂 Love ya work gang !!! Cheers 🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺

[@Fixologist1]

Crocheting a Hula Girl dress on the way to the beach was the cherry on top of this video. You got a keeper there, Dalton.

[@ovlov245]

50 zip ties on each tie rod end may work? I gotts to say . When Jess has a lot of commentary it is so cute and wholesome! love you al;!

[@jonhbaker1511]

That auto Ranch is a sneaky 🐍 paradise for sure and u both walked around and not once thought about that fact 😃

[@SpaceInTime1885]

Hey, out of subject, but, Josh over at Quick Speed Shop was talking about wanting to roll down to Speedweek with you in the BOOGIE VAN's. I think that would make for a pretty sweet vid collaboration there... 👍👍👍 Josh Quick - Quick Speed Shop Channel.

[@mnanninga4247]

Damn shame, love the old wagon. Too bad you didn’t have enough time to run it for awhile before adventuring off into the world of the unknown. We all love the adventures. Keep up the great work.

[@grantman64]

When I was a kid, we had an old 1959 Chevy Apache 32 pickup truck with vacuum wipers. When you coasted, they'd go so fast I was sure the blades would just fly off. When the engine was under load, they'd stop. You had to let off the throttle for a second to let the wipers sweep, then get back on the gas before you lost too much speed (the truck had a 235 L6 with a three on the tree, so losing momentum was borderline tragic).

[@R3TR0R4V3]

Sad to see it go, but you did what you had to do I suppose. 👍 Glad the wagon is getting some love. 😎

[@michaelmcpherson1985]

Sorry I couldn’t trade my truck to y’all ! Great meeting yall and glad you made it ! 😅

[@TBone-yc6zg]

Right from SleeperDude to PoleBarnGarage. It's a good day Tater.

[@KyleC2OO7]

Dalton we love your interaction with us fans. Keep on keeping on brother! Did you try any water wetter in the 460?

[@wesoblander3648]

I've wondered about that stuff for a long time...

[@randall1959]

In case anyone is wondering about that thing he installed on the windshield it's called "Speedway 91061009 Windshield Stop Light Prism / Traffic Light Viewer"

[@jasonearp8720]

Didn't realize you were going to Stephenville, not the most direct route to the coast but guess is you heading toward San Antonio area that makes sense.

[@jasonearp8720]

just curious when you were through that way?

[@CarswithNash]

Might be hell now, but the memories will be worth it later.

[@williamtownsend3279]

Ignore the haters. What you do is really cool.

[@markthompson9032]

The 60 Wagon is Really A Good Looking Styled Car! My Dad Bought A New 1962 Rambler That Was Dark Blue The Top of The Dash Was So Shiney He Painted The Top of It Flat Black!

[@kennethsonier1766]

Good evening from Cape Cod ⛵ the White knuckle ride is part of the journey guys 😂 it's a shame the front end is falling out of it but you found somebody that will put more love into it. Great video guys 👍✌️🇺🇲

[@alanmoore78]

26:03 ooooooooooohhh GOTH HOUSE it's ALIVE!!!

[@farmboss308]

I’m from the Weatherford area and, and can confidently say that Doug and the other guys at Turpin tires are the best we got and am glad you got great service from them.

[@blakeneysanders4264]

Really enjoyed the video Dalton. Regardless of all the problems, there's still no better way to take a trip than in an old car.

[@tinkerne-round4079]

Here's a little tip for getting the meats off the back of a Ford of that era. Jack up the wheel on the opposite side it will push the side you are work on just enough to get the tire to slide between the hub and fender.

[@Cthusiest_jeff]

I get the frustrations and the panic, but this is what i call an adventure. Driving a car that doesn't have a very long life and you know the risks, but there's thats adrenaline excitement.

[@mybizz8542]

Nice old Ford, but if ya washed it with Brillo pads and then rub your patina with "Boiled Linseed Oil" shine juice it would look amazing ! (Just a lil' tip from a 77 year old car nut!)

[@wes11bravo]

What I enjoy most is listening to you and Jess riff off each other in a style I like to call "Good Natured and Pleasant But Barely Concealed Cynical Midwestern Smartass" - before life metaphorically kicked us both in the head, my wife and I engaged similarly. I miss those days. Hang onto that attitude as long as possible, you two crazy kids!

[@kirk467]

So you need to larger radiator, I’ve heard big block engines need a huge radiator! My friend put a 390 in his 79 ford pickup and he put the factory radiator out of the car he got the engine from an and he never had problems with it! But the original radiator from the 79 Ford with a factory 302 radiator wouldn’t keep the big block cool! Good luck yall, have a safe trip!

[@EddieKing-k7s]

Thank you for being so attentive to our comments good or bad, You could already be a couple of steps ahead of us, but if it will make yours and us as the fans more knowledge-able then great, Thank you for all the great content Have a wonderful rest of your weekend.

[@robertmeehan3072]

ctc auto ranch? isn't that the same place where they did a very early episode of roadkill where they got a cuda?

[@JeffKopis]

Somebody got themself one HELL of a cool wagon project!

[@thebigweasle]

Looks like an “exciting “ trip Dalton and Jess! It’s cool that you’ve stayed in touch with Matt’s dad Lee as well.

[@grimmportents8951]

"It's Texas for Some Reason" is your next t-shirt slogan. You're going to be rich.

[@grimmportents8951]

Also a great album name.

[@grimmportents8951]

Pretty good racehorse name too.

[@carlgrahangahan3418]

I love this station wagon it has beautiful tail lights need to paint it white

[@darylm.9432]

Part 2 should be very interesting.

[@sc928porsche8]

Possibly some help for you....................late 50"s and mid 60"s fords had 2 things that you dont have under the hood. First is an expansion tank that sat High in the coolant system. a metal tank that also held the radiator cap. It allowed the cooling system to "bleed" the air and thus remove cavitation and lower your temp a bit. The other was a vacuum canister with a check valve on it to allow vacuum to build up. a reel boon to vacuum wipers. Might help also if you were to clean and lube the vacuum motors.

[@davejiannuzzi4160]

What the best thing about visiting Texas was, everyone that we meet said where are you from, and welcome to Texas!

[@1911MikeinOregon]

The transformation of the old wagon is incredible Dalton. Not only is it running and driving, it's road trippin'... 16 belts... That's freakin awesome LMFAO. It cracked me up when you said you paid $70 for the cig lighter. As a fellow smoker, I would have done it too. Now you just need to get a new receptacle for it, so it stays in on its own, and pops out when it's ready to use. It's damn near magic. Hell, most of the new vehicles don't even come with a lighter. I remember when I bought my new 2014 RAM 4x4 crew cab. It was a fully loaded rig with the Cummins, and it wasn't cheap. When we picked it up, I noticed on the window sticker that it had the "Smokers Package" which they charged $75 for. When I got in I looked and couldn't find a lighter, and certainly didn't see an ashtray. As a last resort I looked in the center console, and there it was, the smokers package... One cheesy ass little black plastic ashtray with the lighter inside of it.

[@SWIRLYOwO]

I'm happy to support such a good creator 🎉🎉 ❤❤ can't wait for the next video

[@alanmoore78]

22:49 auxiliary cooling is still a genius idea, and will absolutely be used in the future when big engines are paired with small engine radiators

[@PoleBarnGarage]

Yep! Proven!

[@Martin.Wilson]

The heart of the problem is the RPM.....3,300 RPM is still way to high to keep that engine temp in the safe zone. The gearing needs to bring it closer to 2,000 RPM on the highway and the overheating issue would disappear.

[@alanmoore78]

@@Martin.Wilson it would be just fine if he had more capacity

[@trebormcfarland8708]

Small tip to help with those axle bearings when you get around to it, if you put a ball bearing in the divot on the end, stand it on the bearing and use a screwdriver on the hub side it spins nice and easy for heating with a torch and practically removes it's self, course I understand not everyone has a torch but hey if it helps then I'm glad to share a tip taught to me by an old timer

[@Tech_481]

Man i love being a member of this channel well worth the $.1! I higly suggest anyone cinsidering it ti join!

[@shane51]

I was so glad to see you gut the thermostat and not just remove it most people don't understand you need some back pressure so coolant can slow down enough to pull heat out of block but to also get in the heads far enough to keep from having hot spots where the coolant will never reach without some back pressure, as long as you do the wrong thing the right way it's all good. It is what it is, ain't what it should be, never will be what it was! great job

[@RussAndRust]

"I can't even fly a paper airplane" 🤣🤣🤣

[@noampitlik2332]

I once sent my rare engine isolators to Steele Rubber for refurbishing. It was great.

[@KimberlyMartin-bg8ji]

Your videos are a breath of fresh air, always enjoy watching

[@jonhbaker1511]

Ur for sale sign didn't have or THEFT ... That's why I didn't get any takers on that beautiful wagon.

[@madengineer9072]

Something extra special about lighting a smoke with an old school car cigarette lighter (I have done this before). Also, the special...um marks.. they would leave if you played with one as a dumb kid.

[@jasonbose3507]

The funny thing is is that Dalton knew the kind of road trip he was going on and still put off crucial repairs for convenience and laziness. The whole time, I was laughing and laughing because a lot of the issues could've been avoided. As a 30+ years mechanic, I was shocked at the ill preparation in making sure that it could make the trip successfully. You are one brave person on taking these chances of ill prepping a road trip. The videos are very entertaining though! I love 💕 Pole Barn, never a dull moment. Anyways, thanks for the video 📸.

[@pltanner2981]

I have a Javlin that had 4 to 1 gears . it turned 3800 rpm at 70. it was quick but wouldn't pass a gas station. I installed 2.73 gears in it . not as quick off the line but gets 18 mpg instead of 10. 2600 at 70

[@ralphgeigner5497]

Another fun adventure ! Soon Power Tour 2024

[@BrownMatters]

Many years ago,I had issues with vacuum wipers.I took it apart and used bearing grease toline the walls of the vacuum motor interior.It worked great!Just a suggestion.Love ur show,sir.

[@DannebergAcres]

If dema tires are "completely bald", then 60% of cars on the road are riding slicks! I'd have run those another 600miles for sho - but no seat belts at 75mph? That's another story!! 😂😂

[@PoleBarnGarage]

The inside of them was gone lol. The real concern there was the bushings being AWOL though