CLASSIC CAR RESTORATION: '48 Chevy Fleetmaster (Part 1)

Part 1: Filthy Rich rescues an abandoned classic car restoration for Rick Osborne, this is a 1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaster! We take it for a rip in the yard, after fixing the engine! More episodes coming soon! Watch more episodes of the Fleetmaster build • '48 Chevy Fleetmaster ...
00:06 Picking Up The Car From Ozzy
01:47 First Start
03:36 First Drive
06:01 Replacing Spark Plug Wires
06:55 6 Cylinder Firing Order
07:59 What's Next
10:35 Paint & Detailing Suggestions? Leave a Comment!
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[@joshhope9287]

I LOVE IT!!!! I just got a 48 stylemaster that my grandpa has owned for over 50 years and were fixing to go through it all!!!!!!!!!!!! XCANT WAIT!!!!!!!!!

[@larrygarrett724]

My grandpa Garrett had a car like that. I rode in it a few times. It had one of those sun visors outside and over the windshield that was popular back in the day. It had a working spotlight on it too. He always kept a coffee can on the floor by his left foot as he chewed Red Man tobacco. Little did i know i would grow up to do that too for a short time!

[@collinabdullah3145]

instablaster.

[@onlylikenerd]

When you put "we take it for a rip in the yard" in the description I imagined you guys doing crazy donuts in the grass and dirt and mud flying everywhere lol, what I saw was not what I imagined... but still very cool :)

[@DEBOSSGARAGE]

Its not really a field car... But we've had lots of those. Just had fun last week chasing a skunk with my plow truck. The skunk won...

[@hugoasf1]

They are Canadians, not `Mericans. :)

[@jeffstewart418]

I know this video is old, but so is my car. I need help with what to order-- toput my front and Back wind shields in- whet type of weather stripping and pinchweld seal- and How to put them in. Seems the installer and the salesperson disagree. Installer says I "don't need a U channel and Pinchweld seal and the salespeson says I need "Both" and 1 says- the windows go on the car from the "outside" and the other says- that's wrong --they go in from the inside. Do you have a video of this car- wear you install both front and back?

[@robert4005]

Most smiles per gallon!

[@snoopu2601]

My brother bought one all Took an apart for 1,500 he put it all back together and got it running and drive's it.

[@greglarson5356]

has anyone taken the wing windows out and replaced with a full window? i see some cars that way just dont know how to do it

[@granskare]

an uncle of mine had a 47 two door and so he had some kind of pull in the day....nice to see t his go:)

[@DEBOSSGARAGE]

+granskare Do you have any pics of your uncles Chevy?

[@granskare]

+DEBOSS GARAGE sorry, only memories. btw, did you see the pic of the John Deere D? in color?

[@rustybottoms8859]

Did you leave the car 6v? I am about to start restoring my great grandpas 1947 Fleetmaster 2 door.

[@kwt7667g]

216 or 235? Powerglide?

[@nlpnt]

Half car, will travel!

[@fltopp1]

You mentioned in the video that the car is a 47? But the title states 48? I just inherited a 48 Fastback from from my Father who owned it since the 50's. He never got the chance to restore it so I want to do it for him. It hasn't been started in over 40+ years so not sure what to do to begin but I will watch all the videos and hope to learn a lot. Thank you for doing this.

[@fltopp1]

Awww, never mind. I see the difference while watching part two. Im really looking forward to watching the progression.

[@canadacatalyst]

just leave it all different colours! lol

[@charlestrubl]

Why did your friend want his face blurred?

[@DEBOSSGARAGE]

under age kids in the program. We won't use their face unless we have written consent from parents