Can it pull a trailer after 30 years parked? 64 dart station wagon first drive

[@mrlouisvashi]

This like one the most wholesome channels on KZbin. I hope u realize how lucky you are to have such a awesome interactive family

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I am blessed

[@rogerdavis3764]

I had the exact same car in High School. I could pile 10 friends in back and go to town. I hit a deer, backed into a guy at the bowling alley, got side swiped, and it was so rusted out the popcorn I was selling for FFA was growing on the floor of the back seat....most funest car ever. This video almost made me cry.

[@wwonka52]

My friend just told me other day he tried the Vienyas without knowing I watch this, ( too salty he said)and he loves goats and I just showed this video to him and it Made His Day. thanks.

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome thank you

[@randalldrake4704]

The brake drum springs were to absorbed vibes o there was no brake squeal. Also helped dissipate heat...

[@joeyjustin6895]

I Mean 3 min into the video and it's already. SUPER SUPER KICK BUTT. The freaky fast editing at the very beginning and the super awsome into with Ralpie. ALREADY. A #1 BLOCK BUSTER IN MY BOOK. YOU ARE ON FIRE BROTHER

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you really appreciate it

[@davealexander1201]

Valiant is plymouth, dart is dodge. I vote for complete restore

[@americanrambler4972]

I saw this video pop up in my search. As soon a I saw it, I says to myself, I gotta watch this one now! So here I am. This is going to be fun.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you really appreciate it. Subscribe if you havnt already we got more cool stuff on the way

[@stevemacdaddy9909]

Old cars, good mechanics and baby goats. What's not to love. Great video again guys. That's a neat old car.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I’m glad you liked it

[@zw5509]

Enjoyed that! Boys doing boyish things! Axe making, saving the wife's candy, getting greasy and oily and reviving a great old car. Friends of ours had a pair of them. One for his work and one for going to town in. Full restore needed.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I’m glad you like it

[@patrickwatson5276]

The car looks great on the road. Please consider a complete rebuild for this beauty. Thank you for bringing us along.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you for watching

[@patrickkirwin5832]

What Wonderful memories your building with your family. More family time is what this world needs. Keep it up.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I am blessed

[@SE-cm3rh]

I just told my husband earlier today that I'd really like to get our red 1965 Valiant on the road.....what a treat to see this. And even better, to hear that Chrysler starter!!! I grew up with a full sized 66 Chrysler wagon that never wanted to start when it rained.....that mopar starter sound is permanently imprinted in my brain and music to my ears!!!

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome thank you

[@udizzy1969]

I want to say Thanks For Having Your son Help along the way, My first Car I drove Was a 1963 dodge dart Got in my first crash in it and Loved the way she rode. I will never forget Them Days. So Thanks For sharing this cool Find With All Of Us. Save Her she's Mint. Stay safe Dizzy.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you for watching

[@udizzy1969]

@@Sleeperdude Watching??? I'm Hooked now Brother, You Have a Great family and That is What life is all about, Thank You For Sharing My friend, Stay safe Dizzy.

[@Shadetreejr1967]

Theres nothing else to say but...You guys put a big smile on my face! Love it!!!

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I’m glad you liked it

[@ronaldcheatham2894]

A push button transmission. Last one I saw was in a Rambler. OMG! This just gets better and better. You have me feeling young again sir. The memories of working on those older cars. I'm walking 🚶‍♂️down memory lane just taking my time.

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome thank you

[@williamcole4834]

What a hoot, you guys are great. Just watching your family working together is great. Love to see Ralphie with you, I know he will follow you in your passion for saving all the old cars he can. And by the way, I get a kick out of watching the baby goats.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you really appreciate it

[@loyallimb]

Next a demo on how to correctly pack wheel bearings and set bearing per-load would be a good service for your younger subscribers who've never had that lesson. I enjoy your videos. Keep up the great work.

[@mikecooney3379]

Knowing that Ralphies axe was important...that right there makes even more memories of working with dad. Outstanding! And all the smiles and laughter...just priceless! Love that wagon too! A true family affair, every time!

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I am blessed

[@mikecooney3379]

@@Sleeperdude you truly are. And your family is blessed with you. Keep up the excellent work with the cars and the family!

[@paulodasilvaandre7808]

These were the best automobiles that were manufactured yet can go far.Amazing machine...

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@mattpack7660]

It's alive!!! After 30 years of no life. Great job all y'all!!! Love seeing Ralphie drive it. I learned to drive on my Dad's '63 Valiant station wagon, 3 on the tree, 225 leaning Tower of Power!

[@Sleeperdude]

thats awesome thank you

[@geezus1201]

Those goats are so cute and the little ones are like hoping around with no care in the world. Ive taken to you and your family bc you guys work as a team and show family is everything. Your channel and vice grip garage and mortske repair are the 3 I watch all the time but lately ive only watched your channels.

[@jeremyTallen1]

I live in the middle of Illinois and it has got to have the rustiest cars in the United States. You just can't find old cars that haven't rusted away to nothing. I love seeing these old cars saved.

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s terrible

[@2koolchris291]

So I’m enjoying a nice rainy day here. Watching some quality old car content while making a list of all that my truck needs to get back in the road. So close to having my first truck on the road.

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome

[@tonyfriend7413]

@@Sleeperdude Sauce.

[@davidg4097]

Can we take a minute and give this man a hand for making his boys day everytime 👍

[@jasperstroupe8873]

Pie crust casing made me laugh lol. And the springs around the drum helps keep it from making to much ringing sounds when applying the brakes. Basically just a noise dampener

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@danapicray9040]

More of a heat vent

[@greggsvintageworkshop8974]

Another awesome and wholesome family video sir! The old Dart wagon really came around. I bet she will have some great patina when you get it cleaned up. LOVE the baby goats! Love your wife and kids. You are doing the family thing the right way, spending family time together, having fun and teaching love for animals. You have one of the best channels on U-tube!

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you so much really appreciate it

[@Movingvolations]

Your family is amazing and that itself is worth the subscription alone. We appreciate you taking the time in your busy life to fit us in, many thanks from around the world.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I appreciate it

[@CabinontheHill]

Love watching your videos, reminds me of a time long lost. Really cool how your son is learning so much from dad. Send you lots of prayers success with your channel.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@ronaldmiller2740]

GREAT VIDEO!!! WOW!! GREAT FAMILY HELP,,, EVEN THE WONDERFUL GOATS THERE ALMOST LIKE LITTLE PUPPIES,,.. GREAT CAR ..THANKS FOR TEACHING ABOUT THE BRAKES THERE SO RUSTY,..I AM GOING TO LOOK FOR O''RIELY IT SEEMS LIKE THEY HAVE ALOT OF PARTS FOR OLD CARS I HAVE A 1978 BUICK SKYLARK RACING STYLE,, QUARTER MILE TRACK..WHAT A GREAT TAKE OFF OUT OF THE GARARGE..GREAT RIDE IHAVE TO SEE PART 3 I DONT CARE ITS LATE NIGHT ,,YA!! TO YOU ALL.. THANKS..

[@PatrickCurrie1]

The major weak spot in the front end design of the darts and valiants is the idler arm bushes. Back in my early days of selling car parts I would sell a bushing kit almost every day. All the Valiants I owned had to have the bushes replaced. There used to be a bearing kit to replace the rubber bushes which was a much longer lasting repair.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you

[@LarryDeSilva64]

yes indeed always had to replace the idler arm bushings on our Valiant and my 1966 Dodge Dart Gt.

[@danbytp]

A friend of my dad bought one. On the way home bought a replacement kit before he even got the brand new one home the first time.He had the car for 15-20 years and never had to replace the new kit.Go figure!

[@michaeldickens7493]

I've watched this at least two times or more one day maybe you guys could do a video on all your animals, I just think it might be cute 😍

[@jasonsellers9595]

Hey sleeperdude we really enjoy the"whole family"content. I try to involve all my family on the project cars we have. An easy way to free up those frozen adjusters (star wheel), lay the female end on an anvil and wack it with a bfh. It works really well.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you

[@gabrielrionegro6645]

NO HAY FIERRO OXIDADO Y OLVIDADO QUE ESTA HERMOSA FAMILIA NO TRAIGA DE NUEVO A LA VIDA👏👏👏👏FELICITACIONES EXELENTE TRABAJO💪👍👍👍👍

[@jeremyedgell9989]

Awesome video! As always!! Love those wagons!!! Not matter Ford, Chevy, Dodge. Any of theme... They have so much character and history behind theme. Real Americana...

[@Sleeperdude]

I agree thank you

[@donwiley1055]

Man it is always a blessing to to watch you and your family working on stuff special bringing the old cars back to life that's something that the young people need to know about because the knew cars are not going to last like the old cars you can bet that they are not made out of everything like the old ones love the video keep up the good work and I definitely can't wait for the next one

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@pd9717]

Love to see baby goats jump. Great family 😍. What an excellent car. I was raised in an early 70's Pontiac station wagon.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@stevewynn6937]

Love your videos. You and your family are a breath of fresh air.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you so much

[@jessepowell2008]

It's always great watching all of you.👍👍

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you so much

[@christophersustayta5974]

I put disc brakes all around on my 64 Dodge dart GT. Changed out the rear axel to an 8 1/4 “

[@mattlevault5140]

Awesome vid! I'm a wagon guy so I loved seeing this one! Dream Weaver? Piano Man? Just guessing at the songs... Also caught the "exit stage left (and right)" exclamations . Old cartoon reference... Snagglepuss! "Heavens to Murgatroyd"! That takes me back!!! Keep up the great family entertainment.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you you are correct

[@jeremyedgell9989]

There is just something about doing drum brakes....packing bearings. I'm only 40. But I've done my fair share. And still love working on this stuff. Probably more than I did when I was a little younger. So glad your passing this on to the next generation.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes more people should know how

[@jeremyedgell9989]

@@Sleeperdude I agree......

[@clydepodvin5026]

Glad to see your back on the 64 dart wagon. Can’t wait to see it road worthy again. Love your videos

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes thank you

[@davida.p.9911]

Veinyas and RC.....the lunch of champions. 😎 I like Armour. There's a brand called Prairie Belt, they don't come in flavors but they'll work in an emergency. The Dodge wagon is coming along great! Awesome job on the brakes👍 I can't wait to see the pressure wash!

[@Sleeperdude]

Nice, thanks

[@troyrunyan249]

Another great video. That is a great old wagon! I was non stop grinning when Ralphie was driving, just awesome. The baby goats are adorable! You guys are excellent parents. Thanks for all you do!❤

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@juanpabloarena2724]

Thank you for saving so many classics from oblivion! Greetings from Argentina 👍✨

[@Sleeperdude]

Your welcome thank you for watching

[@ffield12]

When my day is down … watching you ALL perks me up …. 👍

[@Sleeperdude]

I’m glad you like it thank you

[@albertstowel8613]

Love your videos! Always leave positive comments, do me a favor, and get Ralphee some over alls, and some boots? When he is out in the shop, love you all don't care what you were! But if something ever did happen,as a parent you never forgive yourself!

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you 😊

[@kbobdonahue1966]

Sleeperdude, just love your videos, dude. I think of my childhood when I see 👀 a wagon like this 1964 Dodge Dart Wagon. How we would pile into the back and play around while my parents were driving. We actually had a 1970 Mercury Colony Park Wagon. I drove it in high school. I also love all those baby goats, they're precious. Anyway, keep up the great work. Thank you bro. 🐐 👶

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you really appreciate it

[@albertrodriguez3330]

Josh and Family Videos are better than anything on TV. Very enjoyable very relaxing. Thank you God Bless

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I appreciate it

[@MrGonein60]

Very very cool. Love the push button trans and the green mold.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes couldn’t believe it worked

[@greerbox]

Another great video Josh. Love how Ralphie wasn’t at all scared behind the wheel. You guys were having such fun together. I’ve said it before but Ralphie will treasure these moments wen he’s older. Love the baby goats. One thing you could show Ralphie is to use a flat tyre iron under the hoop to raise it to the right level when he’s putting it on instead of trying to dead lift it ? Great job guys.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you good idea

[@richardleighton5009]

Sir I want to say everything I watched You do was done spot on right , BUT you might try getting a couple cans of P-B Blast it makes getting those rusty bolts and tough to get fitting undone a hole lot easier. Good job well done and great vid.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes we use a lot of p B blaster around here maybe on the first video of this but we for sure used it thank you

[@anthonychackett9662]

Just found this channel. Great to see a regular traditional family having fun, learning stuff and holding traditional family values...so much good, honest fun. Saved my sanity from all the BS these days. Hi from Wales, UK

[@Sleeperdude]

Awesome glad you found us thanks for watching

[@terrym5023]

"Ralphie power" 🤣 Those old 6 banger Chrysler engines were bulletproof. I had one literally! Had a '66 Dart rag top. We were camping and while trying to get back to civilization drove onto some Deliverance type of Hillbilly's property. He came out shotgun blazing. Drove with the accelerator pinned in reverse. One bullet hit the manifold, luckily it didn't penetrate nor crack the structure. Drove that engine for another 200,000 miles 😬

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome

[@richardcoram1562]

Hi everyone, man this wagon beats the heck out of the radio flyer Lol!! This is going to be a real rubber neck'n head turner and grin git'r!! . I would've been right at home restoring the brakes. Make sure they are all adjusted & and the car doesn't pull too hard left or right, 'cause on wet roads you will be in trouble if you have to stop fast. Have fun learning and it's great to see the boy figuring all this automotive stuff out. He's going to be a great asset to you and man, there's just way too many kids sitting inside playing video games. That goes for boys and girls! I applaud you for the wisdom of get real, get outside in real sunlight. Safety First, and always.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I appreciate it

[@fritzcaddy]

What a wonderful wagon I would daily drive that no trouble at all my favorite video so far you and your family set a fine example for people everywhere.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@robertcmatthews460]

Your self adjusters for your front brakes were in the hubcap with the vinegar in it!

[@slowshedgarage7409]

Oh man wagons are still my favorite.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes

[@SteakLover001]

7:26 someone is having fun with some target practice.

[@Steven-de8zc]

Another great video it's good to see how you have so much patience when the animals come in and start getting in your way when you're working. Glad that you don't snub the wagons and you try to save them I always liked station wagons when I was little but my parents never bought one hopefully one day you'll come across a 74 or 75 LTD Country Squire or maybe a Chrysler Town & Country wagon just a thought.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes I love the wagons I had an 83 LTD wagon we have videos of it you should check out if you havnt

[@janietyler3815]

Awesome Dart wagon 👍😎 Enjoyed watching 🙂

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@itsfixable2215]

20:40 the drum on that was stuck you have to use a flat head screwdriver to spin that star-wheel adjuster closed on the backing plate those two slots at the bottom is where you stick the screwdriver then it will come right off like the passenger side

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank youb

[@alan6832]

On brake lines, the more room you have to let it twist without permanent damage, the farther you can loosen the clamping nut and the better chance you have of coaxing it to break free, so you don't want to hold the line tight like you did on the first one, but let it flex like you did on the second. It also helps to bang on it because shock waves break up the rust inside the joint. On the master too, it broke because you held it. If you had let it twist as far as it could without damage, and then tapped on it, and then sprayed it with penetrant. you probably could have saved it. Also, maybe not at that age, but you can often save brake and clutch cylinders by disassembling, honing or fine sanding or scotch brite etc. brake assembly lube, reassemble, and test for leaks. Trouble is new seals sometimes cost almost as much as new cylinders, but sometimes not too, and old ones can be viable if well cleaned etc.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thanks for the info

[@davewallace8219]

true!!!! in the absence of available rubber cups....ive done it...many times...

[@glenbo2464]

I was taught that just rubbing grease all over the outside of new bearings isnt enough. I put a scoop of grease in one hand and then put my point finger through the new bearing and do a scraping method that packs grease into the bearing each time you scrape a little more into the outer groove until it comes out the back of it. Works great !

[@Sleeperdude]

Yeah your probably right

[@edwardmulder3777]

Vicegrip Garage does something similar with the bearing grease

[@ronalddaub7965]

Yeah there's a special way the grease is supposed to go in and out of a timken bearing or wheel bearing 👁️

[@mraycgz]

Hand packing bearings. It’s really easy just messy. All you’re doing is using your palm to mash a pile of grease into the bearing until it’s packed full.

[@Step-n-Wolf]

That is how I do it. Scrap in your palm until the grease comes out the other side, turn, repeat.

[@russwagner5290]

That dart is awesome, true testament that slant sixes run forever, the bonus is the kids like it! That wagon is super rare, please keep it .

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes the are reliable

[@skepticalobserver7484]

Thank you! I have 2 old vehicles with drum brakes and I’ve been afraid to get into them. This was very helpful!

[@Sleeperdude]

I’m glad to help

[@martyclack8782]

Yea I remember my 71 Granville Pontiac had drums all the way round. Enjoyed the work of restoring the old girl.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@billhoward7730]

As you may know buy now I am a Mopar fan. Love to see those slant sixes go for ever. Would like to see some videos on the Mopar flat head sixes, they are also indestructible. Great show. Bill

[@Sleeperdude]

Thanks Bill we will see what we can find

[@markhoffman9674]

Glad to see you got it running, driving, and towing a trailer! I can't wait to see it after you clean it up! The baby goats are adorable! Good family fun! Take care.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you yes we gotta get this girl clean

[@sonnyjordan1911]

Love watching you guys God bless

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@haiderhaider3095]

I'm following you from Iraq, greetings to you💜🌸❤🇮🇶🇮🇶

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome thank you

[@haiderhaider3095]

@@Sleeperdude ❤🌸💜

[@gbanger2575]

Yes in Australia that bodyshape was ap5 and ap6 valiant and valiant regal. The ap5 had the push button auto and the ap6 had column shifted auto. Just a bit of useless info for y`all!

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you for sharing

[@gbanger2575]

You're welcome. Love your channel and content, btw.

[@gbanger2575]

Also, here in Australia they stopped using the slant 6 in 1969 in favour of the locally produced hemi 6. Like the u.s. v8s they had a hemispherical combustion chamber and the top dog was the 265 with triple 2 barrel carter carbs, the 6 pack e49 r/t charger engine with 302 hp. The v8s available in Australian built chryslers were the 273, 318, 340 and 360 small blocks.

[@jakewilliams1629]

Enjoyed the the video love all the slant six work you do since I have a 73 duster with a slant six paid 500 dollars for it love it God is good thanks for keeping your show clean and not ashamed of your fath God Bless you and the family

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s cool thank you

[@chuckschultz7028]

Have you ever tried soaking the rusty stuff in a molasses & water mixture? Over at the HAMB site there was a thread on it; the leftover liquid is reportly good on gardens for adding iron to the soil. Molasses as used in animal feed.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok good to know we might try that

[@Jeep4Wrk]

I just subscribed. Great video. I took my driving test on a '65 Dart sedan. Definitely would like to see this cleaned up and shiny. Great to see family involvement!

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I appreciate it

[@jimluscomb530]

That’s a sweet ride… Almost ready for a cross country trIp. Think I like it better than the galaxie wagon…

[@Sleeperdude]

It is cool

[@yoshinoyajones8924]

I got 2 62 healy sprites sittin out side for 30+ years, a few years back. I put pb blaster in a bug sprayer and I put almost a gallon of the blaster on everything especially in the brake drums prior to removal. I dig ur preemptive strikes on the engine compartment with the pb, but maybe sprayin it outside the box might help. Picken up what Im puttin down? love the little goat!! mama wants one now but the yard aint big enough.

[@Sleeperdude]

thank you really appreciate it. Your right about the PB blaster its awesome stuff

[@marygarner5249]

Absolutely love your channel old cars Wonderful family who couldn't love this channel 💟💟💟💟💟

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@ianralston1609]

Hi from Western Australia Sleeperdude. I really enjoy watching your videos with family interaction. The Dart in Aus is the AP5/AP6 with slightly different front and rear panels. I currently have a 1966 VC Valiant Safari Wagon under restoration, running the same power plant as your Dart - 225 Slant Six. I also have recently acquired a 1976 Dodge Truck (farm find). Been sitting for 25+ years, so I intend to do a will it start, run and drive video soon. Anyway keep up the entertaining videos.

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome good luck . Thanks for watching

[@jimcase3097]

Very cool

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@rickylaporte6750]

This was awesome. I didn't stop driving until 9pm I did get 600 miles in today. Y'all pulling the trailer was awesome. Well I'm tired good night God Bless.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you for watching that was a long day

[@kevat310]

Great vid! My father in law had a '68 New Yorker with 4 wheel drums and said that he had to adjust the brakes as regular maintenance. So I guess it must be similar to your S/W Dart.... no self adjustment. Just guessing , though.

[@Sleeperdude]

Great tip!

[@auteurfiddler8706]

Except for certain Heavy Duty optional 11 inch drums, these cars all had self adjusting brakes. That doesn't mean someone didn't chuck the self adjusters in the past like happened in some of these in the video. If you drive the cars too gentle in reverse, the self adjusters may not cinch up. Did you father in law drive super slow?

[@kevat310]

@@auteurfiddler8706 Yes that is a definite possibility.

[@ericamcmillion2676]

I love the dart wagon! My favorite one of all! Great video love to see more of this car.👍👍

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@waynejrnapper2107]

I love the old station wagons I would like to have one like that to restore. I think it would look good all blue..

[@Sleeperdude]

Everything looks good all blue

[@johnfugate3432]

Good video I drove a sedan with that push button shift when it was fairly new it was a loner why papaw truck was in the shop takes me way back lol thanks for the memories

[@Sleeperdude]

Your welcome and thank you for watching

[@michaelcorbett117]

I think those springs were an ill attempt to draw heat out the drums

[@Sleeperdude]

Yeah maybe

[@timstooksbury6398]

Y'all need to take the Family Dartster to go see a ball of twine!

[@Sleeperdude]

Exactly

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you for donating I really appreciate it

[@davidsmith-qx8gi]

Absolutely love that Dodge. It amazes me how well it ran after being parked so long. I have a question are you going to take this dodge to the next level and maybe restore it? It's really worth it that's a sharp looking little wagon.

[@Sleeperdude]

Not sure what are plans will be thank you

[@townbeach3604]

Good to see you back!!!

[@MrMopar5151]

I would love to have that car, I would restore it

[@Sleeperdude]

It might be for sale at some point

[@manuelstarr3602]

I had a job in a car sales when the AP5 Valiant was released. I was either 17 0r 18 yr old. I remember I would do little wheelies in the Showroom. They were a great car when they were new. I can't quite remember all the details but I think they cost about $2500 (can't remember how many Pounds) Dollars didn't start in OZ until 14th Feb. 1966. I can remember having fun with the press button auto. Cheers

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s cool

[@patrickmulligan699]

i'd love that car! I was into the 60's Mopars! Simple machine! Text me!

[@Sleeperdude]

You can email me turbojosh91mm @yahoo.com thanks for watching

[@katj6488]

Great job always nice to see the life come back to a car. Really liked seeing your family and Rocky's family included!

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@chuckwatson8965]

29:46 “The Piano Man” I’m really old …Love your family friendly videos !! Great work all !!

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@jameskloss3866]

I agree with Patrick's comments, this car would be a great project to get finished up. How cool would it be to load the Family up and hook up the trailer with parts and take it to the auto swap meet. The lines on the wagon are awesome especially around the rear windows. Really enjoyed the video and the Family interaction. Thanks for sharing. God bless

[@Sleeperdude]

That would be cool, thank you

[@apollosmoon8658]

I swear I passed two of these sitting at an shop near Waldo Florida today coming back from some military training. I could be wrong. But I do love these dart wagons

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s interesting I live in Tennessee

[@paulym5814]

I love this wagon. What a great classic wagon. Beach wagons as they were known.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes they are very cool

[@HVASEA]

Years ago people used these station wagons for everything... Pulling trailers, boats etc... My wife and kids love the goats... :)

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@victorrobison5069]

Lichens grow on rocks outdoors, and as far as I know, goats and sheep both eat it. Don't think it will hurt him. I was told when i was ralphie's age that the left hand thread was because the lugs would tighten if they were left loose. The ford diesel pick-ups were like that. I had a 1984 that had left hand thread on the driver's side. The cables and levers you picked up out of the trunk are self-adjuster parts

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you good info

[@LarryDeSilva64]

I have that same Harbor Freight engine hoists so far I have used it twice. Neither time to pick up and engine picked up two world war 2 Transmitters and loaded them in a truck. I remember when I was 8 or 9 years old I was helping my Dad bleed the brakes on our 1950 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 and I'm 71 yrs old now. Some things never change. Looks like Rocky has been busy with all of those babies running around. Thanks for a great video.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you for watching

[@jeremyedgell9989]

Seals All is the best thing to use on gas tanks!!! Metal or plastic! Fuel resistant. You can get it at any Dollar store. Around $3 or $4.00 for a big tube. Seals permanent. I've used it for years.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok good to know thanks