Can We Make a FORGOTTEN Muscle Car Run After 33 Years in Storage!?

[@toshwade9596]

This is awesome. That’s my home town. I saw you guys working on that and glad it’s been saved. I remember riding in this car when I was little.

[@frontlinecars20yroldfinds78]

Fr

[@sundriedtomatoes1717]

@@frontlinecars20yroldfinds78 good contribution

[@Mr.M1STER]

Just as you said "There is no point" when Mook asked "should I crank again" and it fired and idled. That is proof that you should never give up.

[@undertakerfire7810]

Yep, the I think the brake cleaner washed out the cylinders. That’s why it got hard to turn after. But gasoline worked.. Lol

[@stevenrwh]

@@undertakerfire7810 agree

[@r7ndom]

Over the last few days I've binge watched this channel. I love the balance of fun adventure and education/great explanation while not pulling out the whiteboard every 10 minutes. Keep up the great work.

[@akersjon278]

This is THE BEST "will it run/revival" series on Junkyard Digs, and arguably the best one on KZbin! It's got it all, Mook (of course), a HUGE effort to get it to spin over, a HUGE effort to get it to run, and then finally we get the "pay off" when the series concludes with a HUGE effort to make it pretty again. As a added bonus we get to see Kevins dad get involved and it actually polished up nice (even if you aren't a big fan of the Cutlass). All parts are sprinkled with a healthy dose of humor an good amount of educational points for all the "will it run" amateurs out there. It's a benchmark series I'd say. Well done U guys!👍😄

[@tonipaola1764]

It's an Olds from the early 70's, of course it's going to run lol.

[@austinosborn5030]

Why would they not run even how long its been sitting

[@stormyjr14weathers60]

Its a GM Goodwrench small block, they are immortal.

[@tripwire3992]

@@stormyjr14weathers60 same as old corollas I can crank those with hardly any work put into it but I'd rather have the GM small block bc v8

[@idiotinabandanna8701]

@@austinosborn5030 gas can go bad engine can get gunked up

[@BoltofTalons]

Before my dad's family drove Toyota nowadays, they got around in Ford and Oldsmobile muscle cars, due to the simplicity and longevity of them.

[@jimmyford271]

When a car has been setting for years you really should pull the distributor and spin the oil pump to lubricate the rotating parts. The squeak is probably dry rob the main bearing grinding on the crankshaft.

[@DaroriDerEinzige]

Same thought.

[@ls6-ss413]

👆this

[@rocirwin8214]

Or it was the fuel pump arm

[@scottforslund8813]

Front seal noise

[@theun-knownmusician5468]

Jimmy Ford yeah correct

[@UpstateOutlaw]

“it’s probably not gonna drive itself home” Vice Grip Garage: “hold my cold snack”

[@BlueXonar]

Haha I scrolled down to comment this!

[@susbox5554]

He could drive it at 7 million o clock

[@garykuhn1921]

All you need is 62% front brakes and your Tanya Harding.

[@BlueXonar]

@@garykuhn1921 62% seems excessive. 😂

[@johns5734]

i was thinking the same thing

[@danmackintosh6325]

Man I love the chemistry between Mook and yourself, makes the channel and it's nice to have eye candy who loves working on old junk too (without getting all Hannibal Lecter creepy of course), you're a lucky dude. I'd 100% do what Derek at VGG would do, you know she wants to run and it's proven this by running on that fuel. On that note, I think it's probably a combination of old fuel being just that good & how well stored the car was (fairly stable temperature range and no moisture = happy dinosaur juice).

[@danmackintosh6325]

Actually, thinking on it a while and given how original and complete the car is, maybe I'd check the numbers before trying to drive it home, might give some sway to whether you want to run it till rods fall out or not if it's all original.

[@sheldonharvey8306]

38:44 into the video: GM starters are infamous for not working when they get hot. Thank you for the video. Keep up the good work!

[@joeows6537]

I had a '72 Cutlass 442 it was baby Blue. Finally had to give it to the junkyard when the entire trunk rusted out and would no longer support the 2x4's holding up the rear end. I spent a fortune in wood back in them days... I loved that car!

[@Ryan-mg7pd]

That thing needs to be back on the road. Do the quarter panel and make her nice because it is SO beautiful

[@Chumley360]

"Pull hard." .....Man Mook is putting all her 20lbs into it. To quote Scotty, She's giving it all she's got Captain.

[@DennisMurphey]

She pulled her feet off the ground and had serious red face. Funny as heck.

[@lllBASlll]

"... all her 20lbs..." I laughed way to long at that.

[@ordelian7795]

"I cannae do et Capten!"

[@kevinshiley9061]

By the look in her eyes, she was giving what she got.......Great White/Once Bitten Twice Shy.

[@n1r0l]

Show BIZ reveal: He opens the garage door, "Oh it is the right one!" - his tool box is already inside the unit beside the car...

[@SteakLover001]

DAMN YOU BEAT ME TO IT!!! lol

[@Linguinerino]

Nah its just been sitting there for 30 years

[@SteakLover001]

@@Linguinerino Time travel? :-o

[@AlexTrain5249]

“Are you telling me that you built a time machine... out of a F150?!”

[@muffinman1309]

n1r0l anynonmouse I was literally about to point that out lol

[@leechburglights]

In 1970 my great aunt purchased a 4 door Cutlass, same color body and vinyl top. The car was hardly (18k miles) driven until my 16th birthday, in 1990. As teens, my siblings and I shared the car. Together we put around 130k miles onto it over the next decade. I drove it to the junkyard in 2004 after the frame, floor, and body had totally rusted out. It would have taken thousands of dollars to get it in decent shape, money we did not have. Longest a car was ever in the family, and one of the most beloved. It's good seeing old "goldie" and glad you've taken on the project of looking after her. Congrats on the find... may she never let you lose a race ;) She never left me down hehe.

[@brianscott9861]

You all are like me, good down to earth people. I get a kick out of Mook's antics.. I've learned alot from watching you. I started working on cars and trucks, 3 and 4 wheelers. I'm 63, but have learned more from you!

[@kdiamond3623]

I really enjoy both of you breathing life back into these old finds. Your enthusiasm is great. Keep bringing these videos to us. Thanks!

[@Pantheragem]

I miss bench seats, and interiors coming in more colors than black or grey.

[@wildman510]

Yeah and cars lasting longer then the warranty

[@agentelvis81]

And vehicles being made of something other than plastic.

[@Bugzy012861]

Got my best bj's on a bench seat cars!

[@TheCarDemotic]

along with everything being made out of metal, wood, leather, or vinyl

[@camcordernonsense5264]

Yes

[@michaelray1590]

I had a 69 oldsmobile cutlass S two door. Mind was a 350 rocket ,4 barrel 4 speed. Silver with black vinyl top,fast back with all the options.

[@reedveneziani9832]

I had an 81 cutlass, 350 4 barrel 3 speed, and it had an electrical fire and I couldnt put it out, fun times

[@MrBodyman5001]

Mine was a 69 s with a 425 out of a toronado. It was instant power. Then it seized and it had 3 or 4 455s that never had the same instant torque. I wish I had that same car as it was when I got it in 1990. I'd rebuild the bottom end and put some disc brakes on and paint it.....memories

[@Sparkchaser1]

So did it have dual exhaust, as in 442?

[@theeoddments960]

Ultra CNC olds 350s were pretty meh about the same as a Buick 350 revs out not quite as good as a Chevy but pretty good torque

[@rustyjeep2469]

Special Agent Jim Harris, SSD. The Buick 350 is only meh in the low compression years... the earlier ones are very underrated engines.

[@BUILTFORDTOUGH79]

Love when you guys say “take a trip into town”. I live in a big city, so it’s amusing to hear that. I have an o’reileys literally 2 min down the street

[@nickk1658]

Just spent 2 solid days wrenching. Came home. Watch Junkyard Digs. First time I've seen it. I'm sold! Great stuff. This was awesome.

[@jasonpetrich4141]

Thats a olds 350 rocket motor!! They are awesome 👌 motors, my dad had a 70's, 2 door cutless Supreme, black on black.

[@77Infidel]

My buddy bought one back in 1992 from his grandpa for $1. That engine/3 speed auto was something else. Effortless speed, high rpm on the highway. Also was not the easiest to stop with factory brakes and teens behind the wheel. Thanks for sharing, brought back memories!

[@SaveAmerica-TRUMP2024]

SON! You need a bottle with some high octane 2 cycle mix gas. Quit cramming brake cleaner down that poor 350's throat!

[@tomreyes4908]

I agree with J Wohl... Got lucky that it didn't seize up on you..

[@ImTheJoker4u]

Spot on. Some 50:1 makes it smoke a bit, but the rings and valves appreciate it

[@hughstephenson2957]

I have an ole boat tank with Premium gas mixed 50:1 with 2 cycle oil and Marvel mystery oil. Have lit off plenty of motors with it. Yeah, she'll smoke like heck but it'll free up things like carb power valves and upper end components!!

[@makoshark40]

Yeah he changed later but after an abusive ammount on newer cars it doesnt matter as much but these old large clearance cars really dont like starter fluid and they burn way to hot for these old mild steel and iron blocks tbh he probably did quite a bit of ring and sleeve damage id like to see an after of the two cylibders he looked in i bet most the cross hatching is gone at that point

[@vintagetintrader1062]

Yes, agree with john above, 50 to 1 2T in any 4T that’s been sitting, starter spray kills engines. Also due the v angle, you are really only soaking on one side of the pistons.

[@edryan2926]

Simply 1 of the best youtube video channels out there! You 2 have great chemistry on camera, and I hope you keep it up for a long time. Good job reviving another lost relic!

[@Sothrnbluz]

Good Job, getting that ole engine to start with 20+ year old spark plugs & wires, points & gas.. lol I knew that Rocket-350 would run, b/c those engines will take a beatin & keep on tickin.. Even when you were doing the compression test the psi was increasing. So hopefully after you've flushed the oiling system, the compression will hold & the engine won't need a rebuild. From the factory, those engines were built w/a stout bottom-end to produce torque. But the cylinder heads are low-flowing and notorious for oil sludge & burnt valves, b/c the oil has a tendency to puddle & bake on top of the cylinder heads. So a valve job does wonders to refresh these engines & a new set of hardened valves won't overheat on today's gasoline. Good Luck w/the new project, can't wait to see what happens with the Cutlass. My first car was a 72 Cutlass Supreme & it took a lot of abuse for a lot of years, but it always started. lol

[@billywoodman60]

Also I believe it is recommended when doing a valve job and gasket replacement. I've heard serveral times it's wise to discard the valley pan, in order to help oil from staying up on top of the engine during hi rpm's. Just a fyi I've heard.

[@louofm1]

My first car was a 77 cutlass. Not a rocket but it had the 350

[@pilsplease7561]

Hell our classic car is a 1947 ford with like 1300 miles on the engine which is why it has issues because it hasnt even ever been broken in its still technically in the break in period.

[@DocFeelGood4]

This brought back a feeling memory that was long forgotten. My old 78 Cutlass I got back in 2008.. everything I learned about cars started there. Damn I miss her.

[@wes11bravo]

Mook's high power to weight ratio causes her feet to leave the ground as she operates the breaker bar...

[@karkosgiehex]

"It's running on 30 year old gas!" Somewhere, an ancient Russian man is smiling, impressed by America's cold war mechanisms.

[@MrJeffcoley1]

Back when gasoline was 100% petroleum products with zero farm belt boondoggle contaminants

[@ilanoliveira4237]

No ethanol in this gasoline, pure gasoline.

[@LynxStarAuto]

@@MrJeffcoley1 ain't that the truth

[@gmcjimmy3580]

Gold valve covers I believe that's a Rocket 350 if I'm not mistaken.

[@Outlawoverlanding2015]

You are correct, red is 307, and blue is 455 or 403

[@jordanwiley4582]

All 350s were "rockets" until Oldsmobile took the name off the air cleaners in 74.

[@MrBodyman5001]

I had a 425 that was gold. Paint means nothing. The car was a 350 when new.

[@bigguy1526]

@@jordanwiley4582 i believe that the ROCKET was made till 1971 which was the higher compression engine, But in 1972 cutlass was still a 350 but only 8 to 1 compression instead of 9 or 10 to 1 in the ROCKET, from what i read on the forums ?? 1972 cutlass supreme owner, also it was done with the gas cruch in the 70s when you could only get a few gallons a time ,That was alot of fun pushing those old beasties to the gas stations

[@stoney2732]

@@bigguy1526 350 golden rocket was available til 1975. Same year they discontinued the 455.

[@rogjackson]

Excellent powers of resurrection. Nothing substitutes for persistence. Fuel may not be that old; someone may have attempted a start a couple years ago and put fresh fuel in. Good work! Let's see it roll.

[@agentelvis81]

I felt that moment of "now or never" prying on the flywheel for the last time like I was right there on the floor in the dirt and the blood with you guys. Good job, how cool to see her idling on her own gas.

[@Swoldemort500]

When it shot ATF out of the cylinders everywhere and Mook said "bless you" I died 😂

[@TylerLinner]

RIP

[@overheating8954]

Oh dude watching those rockers when it started idling. Most satisfying thing ever.

[@adanesquer1242]

Yeah man, that's exactly what I thought too. Lol

[@clappedcarconnoisseur]

as a 71 cutlass owner this makes me excited and I'm happy and you have made my day!

[@Underappreciatedclassics]

I also have a 71 Cutlass S in my garage

[@clappedcarconnoisseur]

@@Underappreciatedclassics sick! is it a supreme? is it a post car? what motor?

[@LULU1422__]

@@Underappreciatedclassics here in my garage lol

[@Underappreciatedclassics]

Payton 350- cutlass S-trim

[@clappedcarconnoisseur]

@@Underappreciatedclassics very nice, mine too

[@chocolateapocalypse]

So cool seeing my car's twin! I have a '72 Cutlass Coupe that started out Saturn Gold w/white vinyl top, white interior and white fender/quarter stripes (RPO Y70 I think). Good job saving the old girl, much respect!

[@rogerz3053]

Dear Junkyard Digs, How lucky you are to find a great women like Junkyard Mook! The reason I said that was because my mother was a Auto Mechanic!!! And I notice that Junkyard Mook has great Mechanical Skills! And Beauty! Thank You Both For The Video's

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

This is seriously one of my favorite things you guys have done. Not sure why but I love big ridiculous 70s cars.

[@Gkitchens1]

Concern number 1: no compression? Concern letter 2: all the compressions? Concern number D: bonkz

[@Gkitchens1]

Hey pb blast in the arm pit really frees up the ol rotator cuff for a while.

[@Mr.M1STER]

HE should have followed it with some atf because as he says himself, Pb is a penetrant and atf is a lubricant.

[@dud789212a]

I heard y'all were from Iowa from Nolan's Imperial video on Donut Media and IMMEDIATELY had to check y'all out!! So cool to see fellow Iowans going strong on a youtube channel!

[@DGVaniX]

That idle sound is just incredible! One of my favourite cars! (The trusty Sabre for the GTA players)

[@L337Haxorz]

Those VC days 💙

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Guys this was awesome!!!

[@danmackintosh6325]

Hey Randy, imagine seeing you here lol

[@raywilson800]

I'm surprised all the wiring wasn't chewed off with all the evidence of mice. I hate "mieces" to pieces! Be glad to see that ole girl shine in all her stately glory. I'd rather have her than a corvette! I owned a 76 Cutlas for about 10 years and it was my daily driver till I fell in love with pick-up trucks.😎

[@garykuhn1921]

Why are there SOOOOOOO many car KZbinrs in Kansas? Is it a tax thing? Or is there nothing else to do?

[@donniebaker5984]

It's a 1972 350 low compression no performance worthless piece of junk...if it had been a Hurst olds 442 w-30 ..priceless ...

[@pablocasillas3939]

Bin there don that

[@cameronschick4609]

I disagree with the pry bar on ford flywheels, I’ve used that method in two seized motors through the starter hole, and through the inspection cover of my. 71 f100 360 4 speed to get its motor free, but besides that, I love watching all your videos. Keep it up!!!

[@benjaminfox5115]

I have a 400 ford with a 400. It turned over a little with the starter and then quit moving. I tried the harmonic balancer and tried pull starting. Guess I'll try the pry bar next

[@cameronschick4609]

Make sure to rock both ways I’ve had bad starters bind up before I thought my motor in my daily locked up while at a buddy’s but turned out the starter jammed because the nose cone bushing was bad

[@jbt0005]

Cant wipe the smile off my face when you got that to fire up and run on the old gas when 2 minutes before you said we have no hope 😁😁 🇦🇺 love it

[@figurelli13]

Had a 72 Olds 98 with a 455 Rocket and the 4 bbl Rochester that was a regular driver in the '90s. This video sure brought back some memories of working on that beast. Very similar setup as that 350. Thanks for the video!

[@tomarmstrong4761]

I was the second owner of a '72 Cutlass, that I got in December of '78. The white interior with black dash and carpet was not uncommon for that body (mine had the "notched" rear window profile instead of the fastback roof--Coupe, maybe?). Mine also had a white vinyl top, but had a lovely dark green paint. Over the years I owned it, I converted the front brakes to discs from the four-wheel drum brakes that were OE (replaced the master cylinder, metering block, king pins, springs...all the necessary parts to do it right came from a guy who was parting out a wrecked one or were bought as new/remanufactured), switched to a four-barrel Rochester carburetor from the original two-barrel, went to dual exhaust, and put the 4-4-2 sway bars and other suspension bits in. I sometimes wish I had been able to keep the car and convert to bucket seats and center console, but, alas, life happened. I have no idea where the car has been for the last thirty years.

[@tomarmstrong4761]

I see that this one has disc brakes on the front, based on the master cylinder.

[@nathankim7664]

FINALLY a GM classic! I was beginning to think that you guys were Ford fanatics... not that there's anything wrong with that!

[@lunchmeat5000]

Wanted to buy one exactly like this one back in high school in the mid 90s. My dad said hell no to old cars. Car had very little rust and drove great.

[@rexjolles]

My dad says hell no to new cars, and I'm glad, becuse I don't want a new one anyway haha

[@lunchmeat5000]

@@rexjolles I've got enough cars, besides my truck and the wife's car, I own a 67 fairlane convertible, 68 mustang coupe, 75 el camino.

[@a.jaydeb.7441]

Lots of people nowadays want the fancy new cars with all the bells and whistles, and while that might be nice to have I'd be thrilled with something that just gets me from place to place lol

[@ronlansdell3263]

You don't need that kind of negativity in your life. You shouldn't talk to that guy anymore.

[@johnyewtc1]

22:51 Why atf, not regular motor oil?

[@traindaily2793]

you have to keep the bumper sticker on, priceless

[@JuliaCV9]

nobody: the bumper sticker: *JAZZERCISE*

[@GlamStacheessnostalgialounge]

It's a 72 but man that bumper sticker is totally 80s.

[@BoltofTalons]

I recently acquired a 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme SX that sat in a field for several years. The original owner bought it, and drove it a few times a week before he parked it out of fear for being in a rare car and having a car accident. I like your video! :)

[@BlueSky...]

This is impressive. Things look downright bleak and hopeless at 39:12, but you hung in there. I'm so glad you did.

[@SteakLover001]

"OK Good, it's the right one"... your tools are already in there with it.. so I hope so...

[@jetjazz05]

I just hope that joke is a reference to them opening the WRONG unit first.

[@raoulcruz4404]

@@jetjazz05 That's the way I took it. Since all the doors look alike, he could have open Geraldo's unit instead of the one with the car.

[@JunkyardDigs]

@@raoulcruz4404 "Geraldo's" 😂😂

[@LULU1422__]

@@JunkyardDigs *click* noice

[@71_sears97]

Gotta love an Oldsmobile to run on almost anything! 70-72 Cutlass S is my favorite. My brother has a factory orange 71 Cutlass S with a 350 4 barrel

[@BIGWojo68]

No way!!! Thats amazing!!! Cant wait for the next episode!!

[@LMacNeill]

"Kevin, it's a carbitator." -- Junkyard Mook, 2020.

[@Reeferz4129]

Always great content in your revivals. I enjoy that you educate your viewers along with making us laugh along the way as you work on these preserved relics. I always look forward to your videos and other fellow content creators on your show. I hope you have enough support to keep creating this content.

[@formula73]

You know, you can MAKE the A/C work again. You just gotta, y’know, FIX it instead of cutting the belt off and removing everything and never reinstalling it.

[@leereyno]

They don't need A/C in Iowa. Phoenix, on the other hand....

[@formula73]

My butt lol...it gets hot and humid af in Iowa in the summer time.

[@gloppymurphy2105]

'Rolls the windows down' "Ah, natures A/C, and 350 Engine Rumble."

[@formula73]

@@gloppymurphy2105 “Ah, clean, white vinyl seats and unstoppable back sweat. I wish there were some way I could cool/dry the air inside the car instead of depending on hot, swampy air to remove it. Also: traffic.”

[@gloppymurphy2105]

@@formula73 You got me there.

[@lucifermorningstar8541]

When you first had it running by itself it was sounding like the car and Christine after it was all on fire in going back into the garage warehouse thing that’s what the motor sounded like

[@Gameking-vn8vy]

I thought the same exact thing. I can hear Darnell yelling now XD

[@infinity3jif]

sounds exactly the same

[@michaelhartzell9758]

I'm glad I read the comments because I thought the EXACT SAME THING! We must be old!

[@brentconley8902]

Loved That movie! It's probably where my fascination with bringing cars back to life came from.

[@kunu98]

Feel like it would be easier if you dragged it on a trailer and worked on it at home. More space and freedom

[@makenzieburnette1582]

But being a man and fixing it where it sits is worth it's weight in gold

[@twodogsyyc6729]

I agree but That's not the JYD way though lol

[@JunkyardDigs]

If I'm not suffering, you guys aren't watching😎

[@Vr6.christos]

Junkyard Digs not entirely true.....

[@JunkyardDigs]

@@Vr6.christos nah, but its more fun this way

[@Bimmerguy88]

Something I learned from Eric over at vice grip garage was when when you are having to put fuel in the carb or the intake because the carburetor isn't fueling use two cycle gas that has oil mixed in it so that it helps lubricate the cylinders. Eric from VGG does that and makes a lot of sense. Seems to work too

[@kylenewton5446]

Derek*

[@davidamick3124]

Wanted to say I appreciate the tech side of these videos, I recently replaced an ignition switch on a 2000 Chevy impala among other things! The car hadn't ran in about two years and I didn't care to dive in because of these videos. Thanks guys.

[@jasonkowitz4598]

I'm definitely curious to see what the gas looks like when you go to empty that tank and clean it!!!

[@kevinshiley9061]

Better hold your nose!!! Old gas smell terrible!!

[@jkrende]

Brakes... tires... MARGUERITAS! I like the way Mook thinks.

[@blazertracer1]

That storage unit is in Silver Lake Ks on Hwy 24. I used to live in the apartments behind those units.

[@madmex2k]

Love this car! I had a 71 442 455ci same color and all. Mine inherited its engine from an old Vista Cruiser wagon, but it had the 455 from the factory. It was involved in a front end wreck, hence the replacement engine was necessary. No vinyl top on mine, but the front fenders were a darker gold than the rest of the car. It was passed through several members of my family before me. I loved that car and regret ever selling it.

[@John_Conner222]

4:05 thank you Kevin for keeping all the wonderfulness and the booger cam in.

[@pheffr]

Greetings from Topeka! If I'd have known y'all were passing through, I'd have bought you some steaks and (as Derrick would say) cold snacks!

[@DereksGarage]

Use 2 stroke gas to run it instead of brake clean. it lubes the cylinders instead of drying them out and also helps boost compression as a result. has worked for me!

[@Paleoman52]

Mook cracks me up, she is so spontaneously funny! That was a good year, pretty cool car.

[@antharro]

Love watching you guys work together. Mook was on top form on this one. :)

[@kevinbarrett9615]

The first car I ever bought with my own money was a 72 Cutlass Supreme coupe with a 350 4bbl, and dual exhaust. I bought it in 80, just before I got married. I paid $1400 , it was in great shape and I loved it. I put big tires and Cragar SS aluminum slotted wheels on it and for my bachelor party they gave me a wooden sport steering wheel. Great memories.

[@karlsmith2570]

Hey Diggs and Mook I'm totally looking forward to seeing you 2 getting this bad boy up and running again

[@obs_community9517]

I was starting an old ford pick up with brake clean a while back and it back fired through the carb and me not thinking tried to put it out with brake clean let’s just say she cleaned up pretty good with brake clean and fire

[@chadharmon5716]

Is mook that funny organically or is she that kind of person? Love her lol

[@412AutoCare]

Subscribed. The comedy 👍🏾. The mechanic ability👍🏾. Interesting vehicles💪🏾💪🏾

[@patrickp7214]

Please keep that Jazzercise sticker... also thanks for explaining further the ignition system. Very informative!

[@mattrage1673]

how cool is it that you currently have 442k subs and working on a cutlass? pretty cool id say lol

[@Alexander.0671]

Modern gas: you can't run after sitting for more then a year 30 year old vegetable oil: haha 350 go brrrttt

[@lucifermorningstar8541]

I wish all you guys would say what you pay for an old rusty car like that . or is it a big secret lol

[@theeoddments960]

Lucifer Morningstar my bet is 3 grand and that’s cheap for that car lol

[@dontcare563]

They most likely overpaid is my guess!

[@killiam2868]

Bragging about a good deal is bad luck on the next one

[@lucifermorningstar8541]

Killiam Not telling him to brag about what he paid I’m just saying well I pick this car up for say $1000 or whatever because if I wanted to go out and get cars that look like a lot of the cars they work on I’m just wondering did they pay a lot of money for them a little money for them , Because sometimes he does see what he paid I just figured if you can see it on someone not on all of them no biggie though

[@rustyjeep2469]

living in a desert tf you on about

[@klobucarpa]

Mook is hilarious 🤣 "If I ground it--OW!" that's the content I'm here for.

[@omphaloskeptic4989]

Well now, that was a great ending to this series! Now that Mook has her Olds and a genuine hose clamp for a engagement ring, I think it is only fair and right that Mook get 'WhatHisName' an authentic gold anodized 'C' clip as a nose ring! Best way for Mook to keep him under control and pointed in the direction you want him to go! lol

[@Charles-vk1lb]

Here at the law offices of Mook, Belcher & Carburtater...

[@kjcorder]

10/10 would hire

[@Smarterthanyou-mthrfkr]

Mook , meth and company?😷😂

[@kjcorder]

@@Smarterthanyou-mthrfkr I don't get it

[@AbeGreenleaf]

"Gotta hand it to GM and Mopar..." ...the moment where you wonder if you just entered some alternate universe.

[@roberthinkle981]

Mook you crack me up 😂

[@mattskustomkreations]

24:14. That pull tab is pure ‘70’s. The modern tabs we have started in the early-mid 80’s.

[@beezlebub3955]

25:25 everybody came, it was majestic, and the clean up was just as sticky and moist

[@edwardsgarage7427]

May the Mook be with you 😂

[@DJLKM1]

It's not gonna drive itself home... Vice Grip Garage: Hold my refreshments! :)

[@wildman510]

Don't you mean cold snacks?

[@DJLKM1]

@@wildman510 Maybe, I dont Know..... :D

[@JackBWatkins]

In it’s day the best chick magnet car on the road. But today you will need a bunch of those 99cent Margaritas to do the trick.

[@Taydrum]

Dive bar margaritas are NASTY

[@JackBWatkins]

Taydrum: but are they effective?

[@Taydrum]

@@JackBWatkins effective at producing the SHITS

[@BitterDemo]

Ethel Gas is High Octane Gas and that is what I used in my Old's , Buick's and CADs. Even my Studebakers in those days.

[@troyfrank2602]

If it was parked in '87, there's a pretty good chance it had leaded gas in the tank. Being that it actually ran off of it, you can pretty much count on it being leaded. I'm not a chemist so I have no idea why it doesn't completely evaporate or breakdown, but I have personally ran 20+ year old leaded gas. It's a shame the stuff was so harmful, because the shelf life on that stuff is crazy.

[@BertReno]

That is a beautiful car. Well done in saving it from its retirement home.

[@buddypines]

When a guy sees an industrial size PB Blaster, he immediately puts in his armpits.

[@JunkyardDigs]

I mean, I guess😂

[@buddypines]

@@JunkyardDigs If you can wait until you get out of the store, you're a better man than I!

[@robertclymer6948]

Eric, I put that shit on everything!!! lol Love PB!

[@MrBallisticbob]

@@JunkyardDigs Your shoulder joint will thank you in 20-30 years for the extra lubrication! Trust me! lmao

[@newlibertarian139]

"Hello, it's time for booger scope." LMFAO, I just hershied my shorts.

[@seanrice4307]

Yall are better together than apart... keep it Junkyard both of you somehow...I ❤ what yall do...Cheers !

[@jansonan6214]

Jeez, do you know how nice that gift horse is? Sounds like your disappointed it didn't start right up .Nice come up guys.I believe the heads are# 6 good heads, olds 350 are close to square. Really good engine, have fun.

[@judealexander1293]

We had one EXACTLY like that when I was a kid. Same color, vinyl top, year, everything. It was by far my favorite car growing up and I miss it. Would love to find a 72 for myself now.

[@nitehawk4067]

This is how my muscles look after sitting for 33 years

[@lonniekiser3612]

Heard that

[@BuzzLOLOL]

165 HP 7.5:1 350" isn't a "muscle car"... even with 4 bbl. carb...

[@kylenewton5446]

@@BuzzLOLOL v8, 2 door, back seat = muscle car.

[@BuzzLOLOL]

@@kylenewton5446 - Plus being a mid size car turning 14's or faster in 1/4...

[@kylenewton5446]

@@BuzzLOLOL still a muscle car lol

[@AddieDirectsTV]

"Aww heck" Mook's Minnesota is showing LOL!

[@jamesrodriquez2863]

That car reminded me of Christine when it started idling on its own. Sounded just like her from the movie! I wouldn't mess with it anymore! LOL!

[@Seans105]

Cool video...I have a 72 olds 442 that I've had since I was 16...im 50 now. We drag raced it for many years at cordova...love them 70 to 72 cutlass and 442s