FREE CAR with a floor shifted manual! Parked 29 years, all we have to do is haul it off!

[@growzen3853]

Goes to church, plays in the band, teaches Sunday school, takes kids to museum, then pays for a free car, and puts out loads of the best car/family content. You sir are a superhuman saint. One who might need some space on his lot, say might want to part with one of those station wagons. Just to make room for more. Just a thought. Thank you sir for your content and time.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I promise you I am no saint very busy though.

[@charlesbutterfieldbutterfi9081]

What is the name of the church y'all attend

[@08versailles]

And Rocky!

[@georgia_boytrap877]

@@Sleeperdude thanks for your content... I enjoy watching you and your family

[@ladonnaghareeb4609]

@@Sleeperdude Hey you fit right in. No one is a saint, just some folks feel they are.

[@bobgabbert8375]

I just found your videos. Awsome job give me something to watch, I can't stand tv and I'm fighting stage 4 cancer . Your videos actually put a smile on my face

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I’m glad you like them good luck with your diagnosis

[@vincesarmento4854]

Great Video, l love the old ad's, can't see a 225 in something that big, maybe that is why they had the 2 barrel carb. It was nice to see a car Video with God and Family in it! Thank you! 😃👍

[@Sleeperdude]

Yeah I wish it had a big block , thanks for watching

[@Jorge0012]

You got your best sidekick in your son. It's so cool he gets to watch and learn all the things you do with the cars you find, kudos to you both, you guys have an amazing life.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I am blessed

[@WilliamThompson-X]

the unknown thing in the glove compartment is a soda bottle resealer stopper. you can save some of that rc for later. my neighbor had one of these when I was growing up. got rides to school on bad days. however, it was very cold natured and would not stay running. she would race up the engine and pop it into gear with the push button shift, only to have it jump and die again. they were very proud of this car and it was pretty nice. in the summer, we could not roll down the windows because we wanted people to think we had a/c. times were tough in Alabama back then.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you. That’s funny you kept the windows up

[@tdtvkc1]

Back when I was a kid you usually had to split a soda or pop or whatever, so those resealer stoppers would go on an old glass bottle and keep the fizz in while it waited in the icebox for somone to come and drink it. Getting to enjoy a whole soda by yourself was a treat and rarity. Oh and with our RC's we had moon pies.

[@richardhill4862]

American's and their old cars, it brings all of us together as shown in your adds. That is cool that you are a drummer too. A new adventure.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@davidsmith-qx8gi]

Hey man. I just want to say that what you do is a true blessing to me I watch every one of them I'm 56 years old now and in my younger years I did exactly the same thing that you're doing most of my projects were old Fords. I absolutely think the world of you and your family and the way that you pull together and do these projects. I come from old fashioned ways in the mountains of West Virginia. I go to an old fashioned Pentecostal Church and where I live is a way up in a holler in the mountains with my beautiful wife and two beautiful kids and I also take care of an elderly mother who is bed fast. But we all gather around and watch your shows and even my 84-year-old mother absolutely loves what y'all do with these old cars. You and your family stay blessed in all that you do.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I appreciate it

[@marcelneau4159]

Those "fins" on the wiper arm were intended to apply more pressure to enhance the wiping of the glass using the wind while driving. They didn't really work very well, in the horizontal position as they tended to lift the blade off during the traversing of the arm to the vertical position. They were more for an athletically pleasing look than functional. Love the car!

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you

[@macmanjimmy69]

just posted... yup.. "Wiper Aids" Had that along with white DUAL European Wiper blades on my 84 Escort L (Yes "L") LOL

[@ianallen2]

@@macmanjimmy69 The wiper fins are on backwards. Everyone used to fit them the way they are on, but as the wiper goes up, the fins need to be facing withthe flats to teh front so the wind pinned the wipers to the screen. Not many people fitted them correctly. They did work well when put on right. lol

[@smartestpersonontheplanet7467]

Well don’t explain another thing. An equity true version was the one I heard. Growing up at the time my dad came back from spring inspection with these things attached to the wiper. Looked different from the ones you had. Different company? But in the “My car has more chrome than your cat” era the shiny chrome windshield wipers would reflect directly into an on coming vehicle temporarily blinding the driver. So now all wiper arms are black.

[@John-jl3ky]

That one thing you didn’t know what it was goes on top of the old glass for example Coke bottle to keep them fresh and you can put them back in the refrigerator It kind of clamps down like a Cork

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you

[@treyraney1864]

17:59 the most dad answer to a question possible.

[@daniels3507]

Just sitting here watching you and your son wash the old Plymouth, You're braver than to clean that one out . Really enjoy what you and getting your son involved, you also have a lot of interesting farm yard pets say HI to Rocky, enjoy your channel keep up the good work, Dan S

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@tracydiller9378]

Great video as always guys and gals i am a 56 year old man from Michigan that is hooked on ya'lls videos and hearing ya'll go to church is making me want to start going to church again.Once again great videos and family time.Ya'll stay safe and be blessed.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you for letting me know that, that makes me feel like I am doing the right thing

[@tracydiller9378]

@@Sleeperdude You are my friend.

[@jeromebreeding3302]

Drove a 63 Sport Fury two door hardtop on a learner's permit with my uncle. It had a 318 poly and pushbotton trans. The front torsion bars made it handle nicely.

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s neat

[@joepeters5510]

That multi colored thing with the silver handle you got out of the glove box is a Cola bottle stopper. Keeps cola from going flat. Would work for your RC Cola's

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you I was wondering

[@LarryDeSilva64]

Well, you can't do better than free and it was the right thing to do to give them something for it. And yes that is a 1964 Plymouth Fury it has that distinctive body style. When I bought my first car when I was 19 the dealer had one of those on his lot but wanted too much for it so I ended up buying a 1966 Dodge Dart Gt for $1050. I am 71 now so you can see how long ago that was. Always fun to watch the kids goofing off on camera. Thanks for another great video.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you. I think it might actually be a Savoy because it doesn’t have the trim

[@johnpassmore8176]

I'm a 64 yr old hot rodder. My very favorite car which I never owned one is a 64 ply sport fury. My mom had one .it was white with red interior. Bucket seats auto on the floor. What a beautiful car and most of all a memory. I love what you do especially with your wife and kids involved.your a great dad and a great person.i can tell.keep doin what your doin

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s cool thank you I appreciate it

[@friguy4444]

16:38 The object he find here in the video is an old pop or bottle stopper. It's to keep an already opened bottle from losing all it's carbonation after it's been opened. This was before they had the screw top pop and other bottles so that would seal the top and keep it fresh in the fridge until you wanted to finish it.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you I was wondering

[@RockIsland1913]

Late 1970's 225 super six, this was the two barrel version of the 225. Blue color was used in the 70's, 1964 would be red. Car may have 300 grand on the clock, but engine is less.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you

[@RockIsland1913]

Also check the transmission, the Volare/Aspen cars that this engine likely came out of used a 3 speed OD standard transmission that was floor shift. If they used the engine they might have used that transmission also, nice upgrade. Had lots of these cars including a '64, but mine was the Dodge version.

[@NewBeRVer]

It’s refreshing to see your wife into cars as much as you! No argument about saving another!

[@Sleeperdude]

She wants to keep them all!!

[@differentgroove1]

Wow, she's rolling freely a sign that's she ready to move on to a new start. Hi Rocky and Friends . It's nice to see everyone enjoying a beautiful Sunday.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you!!

[@JohnSmith-kz1ll]

I can't wait to see this one come alive praying it goes good for ya. I love the old Plymouth body styles there awesome.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes I hope so too

[@Ghurst2002]

Man I can now add this to my VGG and JYD and MOOK list. love the dad jokes and by the way that weird looking plunger looking thing you got out of the glove box was a bottle cap. We used to use those on glass soda bottles to seal it when we didnt drink all of it.

[@stephensaasen8589]

Yep. Been a long time since I've seen those fins on the wiper arms. Like a person said below, they were designed to hold pressure on the arms as the wipers operated. On older vehicles manufactured from the 1970's to the mid 1980's, speed limits on highways were only 55mph. Once the interstate highway speed limits were raised back to 65, the wiper blades would tend to bounce across the windshield at those higher speeds because of the wind resistance interacting with the arms and the factory springs didn't seem strong enough to hold the blades down. We never used them but I remember for awhile our old Chevy trucks and Suburbans had that issue of the blades bouncing across the windshield at higher speeds or high winds.

[@Sleeperdude]

They look cool . He liked a lot of little nick nack stuff

[@eddiepatterson5025]

We have a drummer in the church you are blessed with another gift. That’s awesome. I’m definitely looking forward to seeing the next video on this MOPAR come back to life. But definitely needs cleaning with masks 😷. May Y’all have a Blessed one sir.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes sir …coming soon

[@waltdog72080]

Great family... Love seeing you guys. Keep up the good work. I hope you guys get really big.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you really appreciate the support.

[@ladonnaghareeb4609]

We've (my husband and I ) wondered if you folks were church goers. If you've been around church any time at all you can usually tell, and we were pretty sure you did. May God Bless and keep you in his loving care, now and forever.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you really appreciate it

[@bigguy43055]

I love all your videos! Great content! I believe it's a Savoy because of the lack of side trim. Base model all the way. Keep up the good work! Take care!

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes your right

[@danieldavis9314]

They also made a 64 sports fury was a 383 with 4 barrel and 4 speed.

[@Sleeperdude]

That would be fun

[@Doogie_Causey]

Thank you Sleeperdude & family for another great video

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@bobb7993]

I love that his family participates especially his son. Reminds me of my Dad.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@9kolaj1973]

I would really like to see how far you will take this car. Hope to see more of it.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes soon

[@tonyfriend7413]

Amen Sista.

[@clevelandmaker386]

@@Sleeperdude how.....in the..... Viennas ... In Vienna you find those cars?......

[@bill-nf1wr]

Love the old Plymouth.i once had a 65 chrysler new yorker,sure do miss that car. Awesome family time and video. May GOD bless your family.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you really appreciate it

[@eduardolucas44]

Do Brasil e acompanhando 👏👏✌️

[@jamesholland4983]

I love you showing the old advertisements you are always showing. Thank you so very very much

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@vintagedashboard6810]

Those are great driving cars! I had one for a while back in the mid 70s and it was very reliable and got great gas mileage. The old F/X drag racers use to cut the car and shorten it the length of the back door and the made great drag cars with a solid front axle.

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s cool

[@Shadetreejr1967]

Josh you are the man! Christian, Drummer, Sunday School teacher! My respect for you just went up 1000%! Really hope to get to meet you and the Fam next weekend at the Rod Run! If memory serves me right, I think that's a Savoy cause I'm pretty sure all Furys came with V8s! and alot more trim! I could be wrong though! Those old leaning tower of power motors are bullet proof! Can't wait to hear her sing again!!!

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I appreciate it, I think you are right that it’s a savoy

[@cleophusA]

That drinking glass you found in the glove compartment was a "Top" or "Bee" Snuff glass. They sold their snuff in these glasses to give their customers a little extra incentive to buy their brand. My Mamaw dipped snuff and had a huge set of these glasses.

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome

[@tracymccullar9412]

@sleeperdude My grandma had them too, and get this...we would go to her house and drink RC Cola in them!

[@haroldrogers6083]

I had a 64 Dodge Polaris that had a 440 commando with a push button 727 trans , I overheat body style ! The Fury was a top trim package so can’t believe it had a 6 cylinder 3 speed . They made the Fury the police cars .

[@Sleeperdude]

That sounds like fun

[@haroldrogers6083]

@@Sleeperdude it was a great car , even tho I had this car in the late 70s when gas was around .48 cents a gallon you could watch the speedometer go up at the same rate as the gas gage go down ! I got around 14 Miles to the gallon when I didn’t have my foot thru the firewall , but I was in my early 20s so that didn’t happen often . I spent $20.00 a week to get to work on gas , but $ 40.00 for gas on the weekend street racing .

[@1HotRob]

That fact that is was free and then you had a conscience and insisted and gave them money for it now that’s what I’m talkin’ ‘bout! That superseded the love for a V8.

[@1HotRob]

You know that little green wagon you picked up, but the motor was too far gone?… I you can find a little engine that puts out power that it would be a blast & 1/2!

[@Sleeperdude]

We do our best to try and treat people right. Thanks for watching

[@Scooter30FTW]

Could have used that bottle opener you found to open your RC cola.

[@Sleeperdude]

Exactly

[@blevins6584mopar]

I called around to some of our local tire stores asking for a certain size casing they had no idea what the hell I was talking about 😄

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s hilarious

[@PantherlPlatformGuy]

The red thing you found in the glove box is an old bottle top. The little metal bracket on it pulled down and put pressure on the top to hold it on.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok great thank you

[@jeremyedgell9989]

Really cool car! Reminds me of a old Dodge Aspen that was gave to me years ago. It was a 4 door slant 6 with factory 3 speed in the floor. Love that 51 ford pick up my dad had one in the 70s. I saved one from the crusher about 2 years ago. Its a roller right now. So I'm looking to put a 302 in it. I've also got a 59 Apache that belong to my late uncle.

[@Sleeperdude]

Those are cool

[@rh5597]

Looked like an old Tube Rose snuff glass! My grandmother dipped Tube Rose and every glass she had looked like that, brought back GREAT MEMORIES!

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome

[@patricklynch1962]

It's a '64 Plymouth Savoy. They just say "Plymouth" on the sides instead of Belvedere or Fury. It's the base model of that body so it doesn't have the fancier trim of the Belvedere or the Furys. They're really good cars. My uncle had a '64 Belvedere with the poly 318 and my dad had a '63 Belvedere with the same engine. Well worth fixing up for a driver. The blue valve cover makes me wonder if the engine has been replaced with a later one from the 70's. Some Slant Sixes had what they call either a HyperPak or a Super Six. If I have another slant six car, that's how I'd want to set it up.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yeah I am wondering that about the engine as well. Yes a Savoy

[@eddiehoward6533]

Later model slant 6. The blue color and 2bbl plus the air cleaner style. Probably mid to late 70s.

[@Neon_Sandbox]

My second car was a 64 Belvedere. 2 door with a 318 and three-on-the-tree. I had it from '75 to '82. I loved that car.

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome

[@kmani69]

We used to sleep in a Fury like this in the trunk too when we went camping hehehe . I love this car . Hi from Iceland

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome

[@tonyfriend7413]

@@Sleeperdude Sauce.

[@grayeagle4521]

That orange,white ,brown thing is a bottle cap for a old soda bottle after you open it and some is left you put that on the top and latch it on the bottle top and can keep it in the freg for later.That is old I Rember those when I was a kid back in the 70s.Keep up the fun videos.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@jimm3756]

Another fun video with the family. Watch out there could be something living in the engine area under all those leaves.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes for sure

[@MrMattDat]

Such a cool find!! AGAIN!!! The piece at 16:41 appears to be the stopper off a Ball bottle and the fins on the wipers used to be sold to give the wipers more pressure against the windshield

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you

[@willhall3262]

it is to put on the top of your pop bottle to reseal it !

[@carltondobbs5774]

Wow 😮 wish we could have been with you and your family to help you !!!!! Love it!!!! You tackle things I would pass up

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@petergoodwin2465]

You are a very good fair man. Everyone I know who has gone to the USA has told me our cousins are fantastic people. That Plymouth would be a beast with a 440 , I love these old big mopars. Very fast cars in the 60s and even today. I would have to rebuild this with a 440.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@bobfawcett5372]

Awesome video!!!!! You and your family are amazing. I love watching your content. Just recently found your channel and am so glad I did. I think I am most impressed by your choice of footwear.....I love the flip flops. Cant wait to see how this car runs and drives.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you so much

[@douglaspaluch8496]

It's absolutely fantastic that you play drums at church the family that plays together stays together steel City Church in Lackawanna New York is my church and we just got a new home because we have been leasing a building where about 5 years old God bless you and yours love the videos

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you really appreciate it

[@davidlilly3564]

I hope it runs and drives. Good luck.

[@Sleeperdude]

Me to thank you

[@billyduffany3387]

My first car was one of those, mine was a push button automatic. I bought in in around 1978 and paid $70 for it and a friend and I beat it around a dairy farm for a few years.It was before i got my drivers license.It brought back so many good memories seeing this on your channel, Thanks.

[@Sleeperdude]

Oh wow that’s cool

[@billyduffany3387]

@@Sleeperdude I think its so cool that you reply to so many people, i really enjoy your content, mostly cause you involve your family in what you do and of course the cars.

[@CortinasAndClassics]

I really like the design of this car. I don't think we had any car like this in the UK.

[@Sleeperdude]

It is pretty cool

[@jasonsheppard5778]

@@Sleeperdude they just gave you those?

[@Snblwr]

That orange and white thing with the metal handle and rubber washer is an old pop bottle topper for after you pop the top you can put that on it and stick it back in the fridge and was supposed to keep your pop from going flat! We used to have a couple of those haven't seen them in years LOL!

[@Sleeperdude]

Awesome we may use that

[@ColinBarrett001]

Another great video! Can't wait to see how this car turns out. Thanks again for sharing! From Colin in Vienna, Austria :)

[@Sleeperdude]

Thanks for watching Colin. Have a great weekend

[@keithproctor6380]

You have an amazing Family. Your Wife is down right beautiful and Ralphy is gonna be your twin. Your goat is more like a dog. I wish I had a Dad as cool as you growing up.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I am blessed

[@mikecooney3379]

Love this one! Great to see the family out and about! Excellent job as usual!

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@xzqzq]

Good looking family. Like that you include them in your projects.....

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I am blessed

[@marygarner5249]

Always love your videos never can tell what you could find always great time 💟💟💟💟💟😁

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you really appreciate it

[@marksaunders2500]

Hi from uk josh and all👋👍 what a great score for the team a free vehice 👌 thats customer service at its finest and we thank them much for the content on behalf of all of us followers👍 and I think you it would be nice to do a day up there and do a will it run x2 on the chevy long bed and ford stepside just so they arent sitting un-running for a longer period 👍 just so the engines can have a bit run time since parked that would be awesome👌 thanks for your time and be safe see you soon guys👍👋

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you so much and yeah that’s a good idea maybe we will talk to them about it

[@marksaunders2500]

@@Sleeperdude I know you'll have them both running in no time josh I trust you could have jumping their drive way or fence nearby in no time at all thanks again for your time sir👍 noticed the thunderbird tc hope you get on to her in your busy schedule and diagnose the running issue good luck with all tho 👌

[@TaylorZ2]

Good lord be on the lookout for snakes, especially when you're wearing open toe shoes!! That round thing with small lever is a bottle cap, to reseal beer or pop bottles. Neat car but that's not the original engine.

[@Sleeperdude]

Always on the lookout for snakes

[@MrAmartin8]

Very refreshing channel to watch with the family unit . Been to Teleco Plains . Stayed in a cabin . I had a 64 Fury for about 4 years back in the early 80's . Really enjoyed that car . 318 with a torque flight . Had a good laugh when you remembered l/r hand lugs . Will be keeping up with your channel . Good stuff ...

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I appreciate it

[@bobbarnes363]

Lost for words absolutely fantastic seeing you with your gramps just love your vlogs

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@oldcars5547720]

Fury was the top of the line while the Belvedere was a lower priced option. It warms my heart to see children being children. That is a pretty filthy car but once you get the carburetor cleaned and adjusted, I am confident the car will run. What is most interesting is when you diagnose why the cars were parked in the first place. I have some friends who have an old Mercedes Benz 190 D that was parked because the key broke off in the ignition switch.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you

[@stereolababy]

you guys have great kids

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@Washedintheblood1988]

Loved you mentioned Church. Great to see you're leading your family to Christ. God bless y'all

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@brianandlindafairchild1237]

My dad bought a 75 three quarter ton chevy 4×4 new with the 400small block auto. I have it now but it needs trans rebuilt and new body panels. I live in Iowa so lots of road salt. Anyways his is a Custom Delux which is the lowest trim level. No carpet rubber floors so to clean it we just power washed it. I got carried away talking, but I wanted to say that the other trims were Bonanza,Cheyenne, and the Silverado. I enjoy your channel.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@Wooley689]

That old 48 Ford truck looks like one my grandparents had. What great memories seeing that brings back.

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s great I’m glad you enjoyed it

[@robpeabo509]

You are the first American I have ever heard use the model name "Valiant" for a car. I thought that model name was only an Australian & New Zealand Chrysler model name. The Plymouth's look very much like Australian Valliant's. BTW, In Australia they were also called "Wog Chariots", an Australian colloquial term because of the large number of Greek's (and maybe Italians) that owned them and made them visually appealing - well in their eye's lol. I love the way your whole family are involved, don't ever stop doing that. Your KZbin channel is unique, informative and entertaining. A must see, right up there with any quality programme on TV, the Cinema & the internet.

[@Sleeperdude]

Wow thank you so much.

[@rennisgarigin2052]

Hello from Waianae, Hawaii, which is on the west coast of Oahu. I found your channel by accident. I love your channel the most because you get your family involved. You are not silly or doing a bunch of stupid stuff. You are a real pro at being a dad and a husband. God Bless you and your beautiful family. I like the goat, seems like it really wants to help you. lol

[@richardhaubrick4558]

My father had a 1965 dodge dart slant 63 speed stick shift on the column just like this vehicle. He bought it new. Dart was a Dodge version of the fury I believe. I had forgotten Chrysler at that time had left handed nuts on the left side of the car and the right hand and that’s on the right side of the car. I learned to drive a stick in the car. Good memories..

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s cool I have a 65 dart too

[@JamesBond-hu9rg]

I have a 64 Belvedere like that got from my Buddy in High school was his Grandpas . Sold it to a Mexican mechanic I knew he was teaching about MOPARs. Lost contact. Fast forward 30 yrs. And I found it ! All restored ! . Had a Super 225 Hyper Pack still on it 😎

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome

[@Mikefngarage]

Love the old 51 ford f1.....that sucker was a original time piece.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes love them

[@selenelacaze9883]

Wah, this car is so awesome!!! Yeaaah 225, manual 3 speeds, like my 1975 Fury ^^ . Thanks so much to familly of a team to save so many great cars that won't be produced again I guess.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@chrisblais2016]

Always good to see a fellow drummer! 🥁🤘🏻Love the 60’s era Plymouths and can’t wait to see this cleaned up with new casings.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you . Yes should come out this week

[@storbokki371]

My mom use to have 1963 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible when I was a kid. The shifting was done by buttons on the dash. Those buttons were crap, and they would break off sometimes getting stuck inside the dash. Be glad you didn't get one of those, as you'd probably have a hard time getting replacement parts.

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s a cool car, my dart wagon is push button

[@storbokki371]

@@Sleeperdude I hope you never have the same problems we did. The buttons would sometimes push beyond the dash panel and drop down behind it. You couldn't get out of that gear until you fished the button back up and pressed another to get it to pop out. Don't get me wrong, I loved that car. It's probably the one car our whole family most enjoyed. Make sure you wear a mask when dealing with rat droppings. It's really a bad idea to breath the dust from it. Very unhealthy. from the CDC: "People get Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS) when they breath in hantaviruses. This can happen when rodent urine and droppings that contain a hantavirus are stirred up into the air. People can also become infected when they touch mouse or rat urine, droppings, or nesting materials that contain the virus and then touch their eyes, nose, or mouth"

[@jameskloss3866]

Another great car grab, the dashboard on the Plymouth is very cool. Excited to see this one get cleaned up and running. As always loved seeing the Family in church and you on the drums. Beautiful family, fun to watch the car adventures. Thank you for sharing.

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I appreciate it

[@philiphereford5657]

The round thing with the little metal thing attached is a cap for a soda bottle. If you didn't want to drink the entire bottle put that cap on and it will keep the fizz in to rest of the bottle.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you I was wondering

[@jamesmcdonald5868]

The little metal bracket attached to the white ceramic with the red rubber ring where used to clip on and seal up glass bottles. We had them for glass soda bottles.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you

[@TheIronDuke502]

Here in Kentucky. Our saying is the RC Cola and a Moon Pie., A couple of counties east of me in Winchester KY is Ale8One country. I was kind of curious if the Ale8One drinks had expanded into Tennessee. Speaking of Vienna Sausages,, I remember that around here a few years ago, That there used to be a larger sized can of Vienna Sausages that had around twice as many sausages as the regular sized cans. It seemed like that the fuel stops used to sell them in their grocery store section inside. I’m looking forward to seeing the Slant 6 running in your upcoming video. The state highway department repair facility where I retired from used to have a good number of the Dodge pickup trucks that had basically the same engines that visited our facility for maintenance. We used to have a stack of brand new exhaust manifolds due to the manifolds being prone to cracking. Those engines were not very powerful, But they were very reliable and very economical to operate.

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s funny, yes they are reliable thanks for watching

[@jameslamb7300]

1964 Plymouth Savoy! Classic!

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes thank you

[@thekingsilverado8419]

Look at that cute helpful little tree cleaning & brushing the dirt off the car...

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s funny

[@Kenny-re8ko]

hehe, yep... saw it coming...(I have a '67 New Yorker) I think that's a Savoy, Belvedere had some chrome, and they really piled bling on the Fury (like in the brochure). Family car when I was a kid was a 4 door Belvedere sedan, same colour scheme as that one (white on blue), 318 with a push button transmission. Enjoy your channel, and looking forward to seeing that unit run...cheers!

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes a Savoy thank you

[@JamesColeman1]

Very proud of you, son. You are a good dad with a good family. Well done. Your ma and pa should be proud too. Cheers

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you really appreciate that

[@dancierpik9597]

I had the same car...If you find an early 70's full size mopar take the whole front clip engine steering column, etc...it will all bolt in...instant v8, disc brakes, power steering and such. Get the rear axle and drive shaft...it all bolts right in. Bolt on hot rod!

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you I didn’t know that

[@russwagner5290]

that leaning tower of power will run again, no doubt, the car looks solid, I had a 1979 aspen wagon with a 10 bolt factory posi, complete with woodgrain on the sides. and a 1976 aspen 4 door. They run forever

[@Sleeperdude]

I agree, that’s awesome

[@SpockvsMcCoy]

1964 Savoy 4-Door Sedan (production of 51,024 units)...last model year that Plymouth did not have a smaller "mid-size" car like the 1964 Chevelle and 1964 Fairlane. And it was a heavily restyled version of the 1962 Plymouth which was a sales disaster. In 1965, Plymouth finally had a full-size car (119 inch wheelbase) called the Fury I, II, III, and Sport Fury to compete with Chevrolet and Ford...and this body style on the shorter 116 inch wheelbase became Plymouth's new mid-size car called the Belvedere with a slightly different front end.

[@Sleeperdude]

I think you’re right

[@SpockvsMcCoy]

When new, these Plymouths sedans with the Slant Six were popular as taxicabs.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok great thanks

[@mikejohansson6711]

Back in High School we had a guy that had a '64 Fury with the 383 and duel 4's .... so the story goes, he would race around with his bud who had a Chevy nova II that had a 283 with 3 two barrels... it was very light car and very fast. 40+ years ago now....God bless.

[@starboy71]

Just discovered you guys a couple days ago. Loving the content. Love that Ralphie can sling some sarcasm as easily as pop! Great content!

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you

[@jacobchambless538]

That’s a really cool museum. Me and the family stopped there last fall and then rode the Cherohala Skyway. It’s beautiful ride.

[@Sleeperdude]

Yes for sure

[@amerritt261]

Some people put those things on the wipers as bling, but their real purpose was to push the wipers down onto the windshield as you were driving. Some cars had a problem with them lifting in the 80's.

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you

[@catgirl8845]

That thing you found in the glove box, it to go on top of your rc cola to save for later! 😂 I use to use them when I was real young. Love your family 🥰

[@Sleeperdude]

That’s awesome

[@walterbatman7949]

The one item in the glove box is a glass bottle cap you can take on and off the bottle such as a coke bottle I love these old mopars always liked how they put the pentastar on the right front fender only

[@Sleeperdude]

Ok thank you

[@462ANIMAL]

Scores ! Free. I like that kind ! Nice weather there, we woke up to snow again .

[@Sleeperdude]

Yeah it was a good deal

[@tonyfriend7413]

@@Sleeperdude Free is Awesome Sauce.

[@keithrayeski3147]

New subscriber. I’ll always follow a Christian family man whose got a son that follows his Dad and loves old trucks!! That’s just pure American right there!! Nice old ride! I was 5 when she rolled out to begin her life! Happy you’re bringin her back to life!

[@Sleeperdude]

Thank you I appreciate it