ABANDONED Muscle Car Revival! First Start in 35 years! -- Part 7

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Part 7 of our 8 part camping adventure where we revived this 1970 Satellite in 5 long, hot, and epic days! On this episode we change starters, battle ignition issues, change starters, finally fire the engine, and then change starters again! Stay tuned for some amazing obstacles that we over come with a bit of skill and a lot of luck!!
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[@JunkyardDigs]

Thanks for watching but stay tuned because there's plenty more revivals to come!! Support the channel by supporting OAM! OAMUSA.COM

[@TheKeymaster316]

I gotta admit, I don't have any vehicles with rocker rot like that, but they look great. I'll have to check the website to see if they have them for truck bed wheel-wells.

[@aarongunter5582]

Junkyard Digs fuck yea guys I been watching every video I love it guys good luck to you both I hope to see more videos of what’s your plans might be for the satellite 🛰

[@carlsondavis9997]

You guys need to talk OAM into making Satellite covers

[@scottsmith3381]

Loved the series really enjoyed watching you guys one of the best on KZbin rock on

[@slimetuber9630]

I can't stand vice grip garage

[@snarkytomboy]

The fact you guys not only did the revival but also helped out that family around their property is epic and why y'all are tops in my book. Way to be awesome!

[@robm9772]

Shout out to the camera man for doing such a good job.

[@TylerDuysen]

I loved the brake part that was gold

[@neilmurphy845]

Ya that was fair funny

[@ericstarnerjr1601]

Looked like it was cruisin down the highway

[@jamesmiddleton4741]

Looked like a forest fire smoke

[@neilmurphy845]

@@jamesmiddleton4741 ya

[@trentdawg2832]

Yes it was!!!!

[@menaceman1000]

Not only did you guys have fun making these episodes, we also had fun watching! Hope to see something like this again soon!

[@thehalfblacksnack]

I just gotta say it's 5:30am where I am right and I just spent close to the last 3 hours watching this series from start to finish. This was AMAZING. Love the videos guys. So entertaining

[@JunkyardDigs]

Holy shit someone actually did it 😂

[@davecalvo1939]

the sound of the camera kid getting hit in the head with the anchor made the vid for me lol

[@relanejr]

He did an awesome job of photography. Well done!

[@forresten]

"Boom headshot?" :D .. Rest in pieces ... and a ton of tyresmoke! :D

[@BitsEUismynamelilbish]

Can you tell me the time it happened please?

[@felipe7galo643]

Qual carro é esse?

[@adventureswithmichael6589]

That was pretty funny

[@mejawmeyaw]

15:42 I love to see old people chat . It makes me feel like the world is a better please

[@ertyuiiknbvcx]

Yeah, she could have been my mom, about the same age, i was just a kid back in the days when she was a 20 year old adult. The world can be a better place again if you young ones want it :) It's easy, if you really want it. Stop competition, start cooperating, for everyone. Stop planned obsolence, start building things that lasts 50 years. Stop selling things that gets damaged tomorrow and figure how cheap you can make it to scam the other ones in trying to get rich fast in a world everyone does that. Then with quality things you after a while get spare time to think instead of making new things. Then use your heads to think of what counts in life, and not only for youself. When i was a kid walking around on the parking lots i saw cars of the 1960's with ignition keys in the ignition lock, no door locked, i could started them and ran off if i wanted and could drive a car. Noone did lock their doors to their houses back in those days, it was nothing to steal becourse everyone had what they wanted. We saw one that did like to drink alot of alcohol, he often lay around in the ditch here and there. Parents warned us about going and talk to him. We did it anyway. He was a kind man. Look around how things are today with gangs, drug wars, terror, school shootings, and poverty, we had never even heard about something like that back in those days. What have people done since our paradise was around? Make the world a even better place than it was when i was a kid. Can it be better? I dont know. Streets was clean and nice, it was flowers everywhere in peoples gardens. It was flowers on the wallpapers in houses. Things had colors back in those days, not only white, grey and black like it is today. I think the colors represented how good people felt about life. And wow, look at those carvings people had time to put on their houses and furnitures back in the days. Will it be like that again. I dont know. Im too old to do something. But you kids are young, you can do it. Find the love inside, spread the love, you are the love. Spread the love people. Here is inspirational soundtrack from the 80's, in the middle of the cold war, that could be nice to hear on your way. Play it loud and spread this message in a world that to me seems like its half way into worldwar 2 kind of in comparison to what we had when i was young. Scorpions - Living For Tomorrow kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5nRe5t_pdaNrtk

[@Kamelo2001]

@@ertyuiiknbvcx Good message sir, I will try my best...

[@UncleTonysGarage]

Great video, and nice job on the old Plymouth...but I gotta know. How on earth did you do that burnout on dirt???

[@JunkyardDigs]

We had a metal plate under the tire😂

[@UncleTonysGarage]

@@JunkyardDigs Brilliance!

[@CliffClaven22]

Must be similar to “how does dirt roads create squealing sound” in movies & TV shows?🤣🤣🤣

[@richardfesta4226]

Kool...😎🖖

[@tiporari]

Craigslist ad: Runs great, recently serviced. Minor rust. Drive it home!. $4500

[@puffykilled2pac]

FIRM

[@TheDrunkardHu]

@@puffykilled2pac No low balling!

[@KnuckleHeadGarage27]

😂😂 mint 💪

[@dammitcarl1082]

To be honest i would gladly pay 4500 for the satellite if that’s what you’re talking about lol

[@robm9772]

I watched this series right around the time it first aired. On New Years Eve I tested positive for Covid so I've been self-quarantined in my guest room (away from the wife) watching vids on the youtubes. Just re-watched this whole Satellite series. Forgot how good this one was, you guys work great together, thanks for helping us quarantined folks stay entertained.

[@plumbawl5977]

CROTCH BRAKES ANCHORS AWAY! BEST PART FOR ME----THE SMOKIN' GRASS BURNOUT LIKE A MOVIE SCENE! WHOOWEE!

[@Classiccarbscouk]

Brilliant ending, loved the anchor headbutt and burnout.. very satisfying end to this project 👍🏼🛠🔥🎩

[@jarduuu5572]

I'm already sad it's over. Cant wait for the next adventure! You both rock. Need to get vice grip in on the next one🤟

[@BillyTpower]

Living in Canada's rust belt I can truly appreciate the work and knowledge it took to take that car from the dirt to the trailer..... epic series guy's thanks for sharing your week with us...

[@avuscnscot]

I never watch commercials or sponsor plugs, but I actually enjoyed learning about OAM. Pretty awesome product.

[@66nailhead225]

I've enjoyed every video with the revival of the Satellite and great to see it running again. The camera kid did a fantastic job with checking the brakes. Great job guys.

[@robm9772]

During that burnout I’m thinking “man that’s epic”, then Kevin gets out and says “that was epic!”

[@ghostfox3560]

With the passenger door seized still, it just needs the General Lee paint job done, and a custom horn added.I love how the exhaust claps as it comes off a high idle. That anchor skit was great, too.

[@shawnbeck2303]

I have a 2004 Concorde LXI limited with the H.O. engine. 255 hp and 250 torque. It wont start somtimes. Has 170,000 on it. I won't sell it. Its a tank of a car. My go fishing car. It holds 4 fishing rod's and the trunk is huge. For all my tackle. A/C works and heated seats. Killer Stereo! SHAWN

[@brunobispo3731]

We here from Brazil We love the American Classic cars Congratulations ....

[@felipe7galo643]

Tu sabe qual carro é esse do vídeo?

[@garchompy_1561]

Hope to see this fully fixed up, whether its restored or resto-modded. I never see cars that are pulled out from a ditch fully done up from start to finish. either way, congrats with getting it running, love to see it

[@JunkyardDigs]

Oh just wait 🤘

[@garchompy_1561]

@@JunkyardDigs and at that, oh, I will...

[@AL-ud2is]

@@JunkyardDigs you bought the car off the guy?

[@Donald__Trumpet]

Uh he said oh just wait 8 months ago... where is it?

[@Zach-lj8jk]

@@JunkyardDigs anything ever come of this?

[@SHIREDRIFT]

I loved watching this video series. As i'm from the UK it's quite rare to see lesser known Muscle cars like this Satellite at car shows, but saw one of these a few months ago at bicester heritage Sunday scramble and loved the look of them. I hope this car gets some new steel and gets back on the road. Know it'll be a lot of fabrication and welding but would be worth saving. Great channels the both of you!

[@brianfloyd5510]

I have enjoyed every episode of this series and there could not have been a better ending than with this elderly lady getting to see the car after all those years! You guys are not just some of the coolest cats playing with cars on YT; you are also great humanitarians! P.S. Don't forget that God rested on the seventh day but he got excited and created Buicks on the eighth!!!

[@andrewrichards2572]

Been checking KZbin DAILY for this!

[@TheCameraman1995]

1:27 is gold

[@jamespaulson5486]

I really enjoyed watching this coast to coast. It's really nice to see smart young guys having fun with cars and engines and reviving old junkers that were once glorious machines. Every old rust bucket was once young and beautiful and sitting on a lot. That guy who owned the car was really happy to see it running again and I am sure he must also be amazed at what you guys did. You just can't give up.

[@Daddyrabbit_2]

2 years ago you guys did an amazing job filming AND getting a classic running and driving again, after 35 years parked in an overgrown yard. Amazing is all I can think of!!

[@bilalmehmood334]

2019's Best Series of American Beauty Revival. Love You Guys !

[@DeliciousDeBlair]

Just out of curiosity, now you got it running, what ya gunna do with it? ~( 'w')/

[@JunkyardDigs]

Oh you'll see 😎

[@DeliciousDeBlair]

@@JunkyardDigs One of these days if I ever get hella rich, I'm gunna go round the whole country digging up old cars like that, either to restore them, or, for parts to restore others. I hate the heck outta people abandoning perfectly good American iron! ESPECIALLY MOPARS! [Yeah I heard you all dissin MOPAR but I've had super excellent results with them! (...except too many speeding tickets) ]

[@covecove5978]

Can you say...... "Demolition Derby" !!!!!

[@Beandiptheredneck]

Cove Cove5 this would be a lot of work for a derby car..

[@Dave-in-MD]

Sell to Dylan McCool.

[@edsel1952]

You guys (all three of you) are great! I am a 62 year old gear head and you make me feel like I am young again. Your sense of humor takes me back to my youth as well. The "brake application" was hilarious and I laughed out loud. Great editing and I commend the camera man! Hope he can still have a family.

[@flightmaster178]

I kinda wish the original owner got to see it run and drive, or perhaps even him drive it. That's badass y'all pulled off this huge accomplishment!! That's unreal seeing how it was literally buried that deep and in 4 days it runs and drives, does burnouts, and sounds great! Also, that anchor part was fantastic.

[@henrybigham5868]

That was a GREAT ride. As a CITY Boy, I envy what you guys are able to do. I subscribe to you both. Thanks for letting me tag along.

[@MatSpeedle]

Best JYD ever! Loved this series, great job guys, still can't believe how well that engine starts and runs.

[@pmae9010]

You guys are a kick to watch, I grew up in wrecking yards back in the late 60's and early 70's, Your channels are like a breath of fresh air, unlike the air in these cars you revive.

[@1000CalorieSnackPack]

Wonderful 7 part series. Totally worth staying up all night and watching the progress. Thank you for the excellent work!

[@stangsaleen04]

That was an awesome series! Would love to see more, and that was an awesome ending! The “we forgot to check the brakes” bit was hilarious

[@toyotas4ever]

Really enjoyed this series guys! I had two old 70 chargers that I only wish I'd gotten to the point you took that Plymouth. Great videos, love the humor and love old mopars.

[@ericmcginnis9413]

I hope this car gets the love and attention it needs! She needs good through and preserved, Restored, what ever you want to call it! But please no mopar's left behind!

[@jasonpetrich4141]

The break test was the greatest guys!!!!! The best revival hands down. Derick vgg is proud!!!!

[@colinquiggle5074]

Brakes part was seriously clever and hilarious!!!! Love it man

[@VIP854]

I freaking love that exhaust note.

[@jeffcuevas5918]

A testament to the quality of MOPAR and the drive of two young men.... Great job 👍

[@rhyno1227]

Name dropping Vice Grip Garage made me probably the happiest. When you and Junkyard Digs can’t upload I always find my revivals over there. 🤙🏻 Keep up the good work!

[@andrewbennett4224]

Finally, I literally grew a beard waiting for this.

[@sameerali78]

who needs disc brakes when you got an anchor, camera man and a tree? lol

[@boblemay6539]

You guys rock! I'm 56 yrs old now, but This is something that I would still love to do or participate in! Never stop doing what you love doing!!! Question.. What are you going to do with it now?

[@richdiscoveries]

You got to turn left man. you're right tire is you drive Tire. Then you could do donuts in the grass. This project was incredible, thank you for taking us on this journey

[@ThaMythbuster]

Now restore it! :D Deserves it!

[@wildman510]

They always just make it run, maybe do some laps, then usually let it sit or sell it.

[@GeminiWoods]

Idk man, that thing is swiss cheese. Might as well build the car from scratch. Id make for a good parts car though or at least the engine if nothing else.

[@TFD1982]

After all this seems like a good car

[@dazasc3994]

its a parts car at best

[@ACCGarage]

I'm still shocked how well the engine ran on first fire up!

[@MrTdogg175]

The ONLY thing I would have changed about that ending would be having the OG owner watch you guys rip it like that, It mighta brought a tear to his eye seeing that thing roar and have moving tires! Would have loved to see that reaction, but one hell of a revival none the less. I honestly would have kept that as a personal car, and completely restored it into its former glory. Imagine getting someones car like this and having sponsors fund the rebuild and have it show up on the OG owners door step looking brand new and being able to give it back to them! That would be on hell of a video idea! As a car guy myself, that would certainly tug at the heart strings a bit! LOL

[@E4EonEbay]

If your a little weird and look at cars like people, this series is sorta like an elderly man being rescued from an abandoned life in the nursing home for one more crazy night on the town, like he knows he isn't gonna live (frame on that car looked terminally ill) but at least he gets that last bit of enjoyment before finally being laid to rest... Anyways I thoroughly enjoyed the series and can't wait to see what's next! Thanks for the vids!

[@joshcummings6642]

Epic celebration! Request more revival videos with both of you

[@JunkyardDigs]

There's plenty more on our channels!

[@joshcummings6642]

@@JunkyardDigs i watch both.

[@Gstrongarm111]

im over here watching this series instead of putting this engine back into my truck xD

[@williamsinger4124]

Don't worry, that motor will still be there waiting when you're done

[@BobPegram]

Yep, either you have no time to watch KZbin or stuff doesn't get done! Guilty!!!

[@stangsaleen04]

I’m watching this instead of building my fox body lmao

[@Alexander.0671]

Sitting here when I should be putting the cooling system in my F100

[@housestark45]

I'm watching this instead of studying to get a better life and make my future

[@johnoneill9539]

Dare I say,,(an excellent adventure) restoring that heap to being actually drivable especially after it's been rotting for half my lifetime,, more restores please! 👍.

[@cobstergame]

These videos help me a lot, since I'm working on a 73' Plymouth Satellite. It's been sitting for 14 years and were about to unfreeze the brakes tomorrow

[@JunkyardDigs]

I wish you good luck 😂

[@superbird4351]

No one: The starter: Guess I’ll malfunction for the 87th time.

[@lilbaker5207]

so true tho

[@trillrifaxegrindor4411]

what is the no one bullshit?

[@triggaj4y]

Lol I didn’t see 12:53 coming 😂 made me spit my smoke out it bounced off the wall an burnt my nipple 😆

[@aaronpena1570]

Just watched this whole series today and this kind of content is super fun watching. It's seriously better than a lot of the content you gotta pay for on places like Netflix and others. Nice work, keep 'em coming. I'm a fan. Now you gotta find yourself an old Toyota FJ40/FJ60 Landcruiser. Probably not real common.

[@TorqueWagon]

I really enjoyed this whole series, guys, and am a regular on all the channels you mentioned at the end. Thanks for putting out entertaining content like this that can show people a thing or two about bringing old cars back to life. I'll eventually find something cool from the 60s or 70s (or older) to revive on my channel, and you guys are a big inspiration for that. I'm in Indiana, so there's plenty of rusty, abandoned muscle cars and trucks available. I may get started with my 71 Chevy C10 that my grandpa gave to me when I was 16. It belonged to a mechanic friend of his who had passed away a few years before I started driving. I've still got it but it's been sitting for more than a decade and hasn't been started in at least 8 years. It spent its whole life in South Dakota and Southern Indiana, so it has its fair share of rust. Keep up the good work, guys, and I'll see you in the next video!

[@madmanmechanic8847]

way to wrap it up with a narlly burn out I laughed so hard my gut hurt! I wish I could of been there to help you guys out . You dudes are alright man!

[@wadefarris308]

You guys should patch that car up Road Kill style & take it on the next HotRod power tour.

[@rubenbraekman4515]

That is a badass looking car dude! I remember the old guy saying in the first part "That's never going to run, they'll never get that working..."

[@raywilson800]

I doubt if you guys are still reading these comments but just in case you do read this, a job well done. Excellent video. Production effort was phenomenal🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@BimmerMatt]

What's part 8 going to be? Making it roadworthy?

[@jordanwiley4582]

Camera man has a groin of steel.

[@anekisamurai6492]

How can anyone let badass old school cars die like that? it's criminal. You are doing God's work my friends,keep going!

[@rocketdaddy35]

Almost 2 years late to the game here but YES, I certainly did "enjoy the shit out of this series"! Watched all 8/7/9 parts (whatever) in one evening. Thank you both for the quality entertainment. One of my favorite things is seeing these old cars running again and this one probably beat all others I've ever watched as being the most far gone rust bucket brought back running again--just wow! Kudos to the great camera guy as well!

[@JaredR1996]

I've been waiting for this car to come back

[@Hemi_the_BlackSheep]

2 non-Moparians "Best week of my life" working on a Mopar. Just sayin

[@alvaroduarte7673]

Oh Man!!!! I gotta tell ya... Thanks for your service and I am not talking about the army... great job dude!!!

[@leeh45ks]

I stumbled across this and the 1970 Satellite was my first car. I was 14 years old and drove this to school in 1974. The Road Runner, GTX or the Super Bee were Muscle cars. the Satellite was NOT unless it had a 440 or a 426Hemi then it was know as a sleeper. If you would of had someone who had a little MOPAR wisdom the yard art tree seed would still be there where it belongs the left hand lug nuts made me laugh also when there is a backfire fire keep cranking the fire will be sucked into the engine.

[@grizzlybozak]

About damn time!!!🤘

[@efogg3]

come on rebuild that whole car. that would be a nice car.

[@trillrifaxegrindor4411]

got 30-40k?

[@cijoykjose]

After watching the first 6 parts , i am finally watching the 7th part . The wine has been perfectly fermented after all these months .. good job thunder junkies team.. 🤩

[@justindampier9017]

Glad to see this car moving! Too bad your vans weren't down by the river!

[@Beandiptheredneck]

I don’t know about those OAM covers, seen those before and I felt like they are a gimmick that’s gonna compound the problem, which realistically is the complete decay of structural parts

[@mr.5.04]

Hell yeah bub

[@TinManKustoms]

That's awesome adventure something you won't forget. And God bless you guys for helping clean up the property it's a difficult task when it gets over grown

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

I absolutely still cannot believe this! This is by far the most amazing and impressing revival video on KZbin! And the funniest!

[@TakuroSpirit77]

Got here at 383 likes. Nice.

[@FarkTurloon]

Brakes! HAAHAA!!!

[@anarchistangler]

Legendary. Looks like you pulled it out of that bush with the last wreck you resurrected. Awesome work fellas.

[@anarchistangler]

Let's not forget 'Thanks to the Mopar design.' I want a Mopar, or no car.

[@frankie15oct]

Not gonna lie, I found you by stumbling on junk yard mook. You guys did an awesome job with this series and I am amazed with the results. Thanks for sharing!

[@blitz-star]

Minute 12:59

[@wildpurple005]

You’ve taken cutting corners to the next level. Well done, it works!

[@ShenanigansWrenchRepeat]

What a ride the series has been! You guys are awesome! I've been chatting with Luke a little bit about some ins and outs of recording content and stuff and have decided to start recording my vehicular-shenanigans for people to enjoy... I've been truly inspired by Junkyard Digs, Thunderhead289, Vice Grip Garage, Dylan McCool, Deboss Garage, Mustang429, and many others... Thanks for all you guys do, keep it up, and keep an eye out on the Shenanigans, Wrench, Repeat channel for content coming this winter!

[@oldhillbillybuckkowalski]

I've seen and done a lot of burnouts, with muscle cars, pickup trucks, motorcycles, even a couple of modified lawnmowers... I've seen and done them on asphalt, cement, caliche, grass, dirt, and even a bar room floor... but I've never seen that much smoke from a burnout on dirt in all of my 51 yrs.

[@davidwood1923]

I can't believe how good that thing runs... Great Job... Guy's

[@carmenmonoxide7459]

I luv this! Watching my cousin's car (not really but he had a black one in the early seventies) being resurrected was awesome! He had a eight ball on the shift, a chain steering wheel and a foot on the accelerator. Washed and waxed it every Saturday. While his daughters were having tea parties and sh¡t, he'd would show me what part was what on the engine and showed me how to change the oil. He wrecked it three years later and it broke my seven year-old heart.

[@rodmandealerman3297]

Legendary revival. Exactly why I subscribe to this channel. The teamwork both of you demonstrated to get this job done should be REQUIRED viewing for others to learn from! Now, for a fun suggestion on a collaborative effort: Junkyard 289 Thunderhead Digs Raise the Automotive Dead 2020 Guys, keep up the great work! I wish I had the time to join you & help (I have my own tools and LOTS of rags). 👍🏼🛠

[@GoatRefueling]

Definitely enjoyed this series. But that 3 month stretch was an excruciatingly painful wait. Either way, can't wait for the next project. By far my most anticipated content on KZbin.

[@dustynguilford7893]

How did those tires not explode during that burnout?! This is a rad revival! You Luke and angus need to do more videos together!

[@ncc74656m]

I hope this thing ends up getting the full resto it deserves, that it fought to survive for this whole time.

[@brielsaideles]

It would be awesome!

[@Funsho97]

Really enjoyed watching each episode of the revival of this car. Just goes to prove that with a little persistence and a lot of patience, old things can live again, and that old Mopars never die, they just need two knuckleheads like y'all to get em going again!!! Lol. Good work guys!!!!

[@lukegeorge7890]

What an awesome series mate, loved watching it from down under🇦🇺. I do the same thing reviving old cars.

[@laRoz67]

Get her back on the road - she almost looked happy when you started driving her again. A brilliant series, thanks lads!

[@JeffLifeInReview]

Probably one of my favorite series on KZbin. You guys actually encounter and overcome issues like the average car guy does. That is awesome

[@allanwharrier8451]

Enjoyed watching all 7 vlogs it's now 4am you guys are awesome bet my neighbours think I've lost the plot you had me laughing so much glad I've subscribed to all keep up the brill work stay safe n be happy Allan from across the pond uk

[@daveivey895]

BREAK TEST.....Was Awesome....!!!!!....Great job Guys!