Will it Run? Episode 15: 1941 Dodge Luxury Liner! Part 2 of 3

[@markfortin421]

You are the chosen one...thousands of guys wish THEY could find and save the oldies, and get them running and driving. And you are making us all proud. Thanks and keep up the good work, we'll all be watching. Mark. U.S. 6/28/20

[@davekana8388]

You’re correct, everything works, these were cars that could last for generations. Even then, we were a throw-away society! Great vid!

[@alexkalish8288]

I just bought one of these automobiles, this is an invaluable reference. Great job at this very through restoration.

[@HawklordLI]

You can tell they're Canucks, there is a hockey game on the radio. :)

[@nerradnosnhoj5122]

I delivered a Lincoln to Dean and I had the honor to check out CWM headquarters and this Dodge was there . SCott , details Dave , Frankers and me went on a chip run while Dean worked on the Edsel , This car is wickedly nice , very comfortable, smooth. I look forward to stopping in this year , Cheers !

[@57Banjoman]

Very nice work-the quality of the older cars is amazing-not the plastic computer junk they sell today-cool guitar work too!

[@robertshemory3541]

Amazing Dodge. Looking forward to seeing more. My favorite show on utube. ✌️😎👍❤️ cheers

[@leecrt967]

Nice to see you guys do quality work, and not just hacking around, just get her to run work. Of course, both are fun to do. Well done.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Extremely well done. Simply love your vids.

[@stevenquinn4641]

This is an amazing car , art deco styling, perfect , when I saw The startup and working gages, beautiful

[@san379]

IVE PATCHED A MUFFLER BUT NEVER RESTORED ONE.. ITS A GREAT RESTORATION SHOP.. I ASSUME ITS ALL LABOR YOUR SPENDING YOUR MONEY ON.. LOTS OF NOS PARTS.. VERY RARE..GOODJOB

[@barryismygod]

What a beautiful old girl should be a very fun driver come the summer!

[@patrickscranton3296]

Will it start? If anyone can get this old girl running, or any other classics you can. Kudos to you for another car saved and a job well done.

[@greyhairedphantom4038]

I love yourwork, restored toher previous glory...not fitted with a 2345cube v18, with supercharged tail lights on a 2017 nissan chassis and chrysler wheels

[@coldwarmotors]

Hey, thanks for the note and for saying so. I agree; I just cant help thinking "Ugh, what a waste" when I see modern "street rod"-types of things. I don't care if it's "more driveable", it's ruined. All the best from me and Stella!

[@LMacNeill]

She runs! Yay! (Of course, I never had a doubt -- y'all always manage to get 'em running one way or another.) :-)

[@moparedtn]

Rolling through old episodes again and I came upon this series. I'm especially getting a kick out of the hockey game blaring in the background. 🙂 Seriously, though - how amazing is this car?? Pretty dang much I'd say. - Ed on the Ridge

[@reijerlincoln]

Those tail lights are the bee's knees.

[@entity2636]

Awesome job, guys! Awesome car :) I like them all old, clean and original

[@juanoviedo7247]

Excellent Job, tanks for save a beautiful classic

[@79tazman]

1941 just before they stopped making cars because of the war it's always cool to see a pre war car and this one being during the war for Britain and Canada and just before America got involved anyway she is a cool classic and the best part it's a Dodge

[@mynameis9057]

nice work guys

[@XLordLeamingtonX]

Awesome car, like an ocean liner on land LOL!

[@christopherohara3725]

This must have been a paid job beautiful job

[@1marcelfilms]

Better than the soggy door card on my geo convertible

[@rogerclegg4145]

Hey ColdWarrior, Great job; had this model (1970-1982) when I was in the Virgin Islands, my brother totalled it. Just scored a 40 plymouth, suicide-doored sedan. In your video "will-it-run#2" I noticed your butterfly intake manifold heater staying up after your temp gauge was up. Make sure the bimetal coil relaxes so you don't super heat the intake. With these old mopars we need to probably get a biennial subscription for new wheel cylinders. Chyrsler 10" drums need all the help they can get. My 40 Plymouth will be a Sunday touring sedan- No interstates, nor commuter driving. The guy that showed me around my 41 Dodge (in 1970) said Walter P. Chrysler died in 1940, and these cars were at the apex of automotive engineering, combined with rock-solid materials, workmanship (nobody had dreamed up 'planned obsolescence' or bearings you couldn't lubricate) you should have zerk fittings on your water pump, brake & clutch pedals, rear leaf-spring casings (unscrew the plugs, screw in service zerks, and fill-em-up) for that Factory original Chrysler Corp. velvetty ride. Roger, the '41 Dodger~ now Rog, the P10 Cruiser.

[@coldwarmotors]

+ROGER CLEGG Hey, thanks for the note! Thanks also for the tech tip on the heat riser, although it might just be a case of the video being edited out-of-sequence... Yeah, the brakes really require a bit of a shove, hey? They are getting better with some use, though... I am also a big fan of this era of Chrysler cars; they really were constructed of the finest materials and built very well. I hope to get my 41 Plymouth going soon, too... it's so well-made that it might only require a brake job and interior to go back on the road (and greasing all of those points, too)! Cheers from us here at CWMC...

[@stevengrotte2987]

I think that I remember the tail lights from my parents 48-49 Plymouth, at the time I was about 5 years old, am now 67

[@stevengrotte2987]

+Steven Grotte they seemed to be the same as the 41 Dodge

[@rayinpau.s.a.6351]

the paint seemed shinier in this video than the first video ? , the Motor Compartment looks Factory ! , very well done . Ray in Pa.

[@coldwarmotors]

Yeah, we gave the car a quick polish to brighten it up a bit... that's what the time lapse is at the end of this second part of the video. Yeah! The engine bay really did tidy up nicely.

[@Broncocarl92]

Awesome

[@malkie638]

turns out a Scotsman gets a 6 months visa only, so I shall save up and make you a purchase and return deal on something,,,one day,,,Dudes cant wait to meet the Deano! some day!

[@deanjohnson1330]

Amazing

[@granskare]

I think the cat did a cat scan which made things very easy for you guys :) did you fix the vent window? it sounds so great.

[@ssan3257]

Love your videos. What do you do with the cars when they are doe? Sell or keep?

[@unsugaredlemonjuice4239]

My dad and I rebuilt one

[@wrightflight9050]

How does the gas get to the carb ? I have a 41 dodge but I pump the gas peddle and see no gas to the carburetor…..help please

[@bossdog1480]

Back when Dodge built good cars......

[@vitorcamilo6796]

This car is so luxurious, so luxurious that only drinks diet gasoline..... :-) Congratulations ! Great car !

[@coldwarmotors]

+Vitor Camilo Hey, thanks! I really enjoyed putting this old Dodge back on the road. Cheers!

[@team3383]

Cars do tend to run after an overhaul. Dunno, maybe its just me, but the title is very misleading. Of course it will run after a comprehensive. Where's the suspense at ? Do you mean "will it still run after you've repaired it" coz your not sure of your own work ?

[@beeh38]

Hello, i have a 1941 dodge club coupe and i want to restaure this car, i have a question about the wiring harness, did you find it somewhere ready to instal or you build it yourself?? thank you.

[@coldwarmotors]

Hi! Thanks for the note. We built the wiring harness from scratch; I don't know if they are available. All the best on your sweet Dodge!

[@greyhairedphantom4038]

OMG i heardlola by the kinks, ahhhhh memories of being young wild and full of shit hahahaha