I bought a bargain Mopar that everybody has forgotten about. 1959 Plymouth Fury with a dark past?

[@CarWizard]

What an absolute score! I cant wait to meet Christine. Hopefully she wants to meet me. That will be yet to be seen. 😮

[@channels740]

Christine looks nothing like that unless you are going by the fact that it's red, she is a 1958 but you can get a 57 and switch a few things to make it look like a 58.

[@DirtySlapper99]

If he ever sells it snap her up mate 🤙

[@jmike8934]

@@channels740 Wizard is probably going by the fact that Hoovie did give it the name Christine despite saying he knew it was the wrong year

[@wobblysauce]

Looks like a great purchase. And for most people, this is close enough not to even notice a difference.

[@SORGIGERMANICO]

​@@channels740didn't they do something like that for the movie cars

[@matthewgodwin3050]

The roads in 1950s America must have looked absolutely spectacular. A glorious period of automotive design.

[@theadvocate4698]

When you travel to Cuba, you feel a little bit like you are back in the 50's! Havana taxi are full of classic american car, there is a rose 59 caddy convertible in Varadero, i will ride it on my next trip!

[@johnclaeys376]

Truly!! Too bad we had no idea at the time “the era” would soon pass🥲

[@eefneleman9564]

@@theadvocate4698 will it have a GAZ engine in it?

[@theadvocate4698]

@@eefneleman9564 It varies a lot, i once took a taxi that was a 1958 chevy bel air with a manual diesel toyota engine! Fun time!

[@ChucksGhost01]

I checked out some 1950s ariel images from Ohio and it looks like it was mostly dirt and gravel roads. Only the main roads and city streets were paved.

[@FlashTriggr]

I am 1000% behind you becoming the real old classic hooptie king. These cars are gorgeous and so underrated and I think the younger generations risk missing out these glorious old machines crossed with work of art.

[@dabreal82]

The only problem is if you get any body damage or such. You can't get OEM parts for most of them. Especially something like a Plymouth. Which is no longer in business. So might as well resto mod it...

[@cjhawk67]

@@dabreal82 Even just general parts are hard to find for 50s Mopar.

[@gordocarbo]

@@dabreal82 With todays cars folding up like paper bags think he will be ok. Steel is tough as hell and thick on these

[@dabreal82]

@@gordocarbo also rusts if you look at it the wrong way. 😂

[@dabreal82]

@@cjhawk67 facts

[@riejurv50]

I was crazy about a '58 Plymouth, but I live in Catalonia (Spain) and those were never sold here... So once I got my first job, I started working hard, saving money, and while all my friends were buying new Volkswagens, Bmw's, etc... I bought and shipped from the USA a '58 which had been abbandoned out in a tungstene mine near Bichop CA. since '73 if I remember it right, it was back in 2016, the sun had completely burnt its paint and interiors, engine, transmission, brakes... It was all dead... I fully restored it during 6 tough years, as there are no parts for it here either, and it cost me a fortune once it was finished. Now it is a joy to drive... Happy you've decided to go for one, they're reliable and usable clars, smooth and fast enough to be comfortable on the road, plus if you like its style.

[@charleshendrix232]

That is a great story. Congratulations

[@Acaidia]

That's awesome.

[@UltraZzTV]

When the old hoovie intro music started in the middle of the video it felt kind of nostalgic. Please bring it back more often!!

[@richardsoapman99]

Came here to make this comment!!!

[@appliancesexplained]

Same. I miss the old intro theme music.

[@y.t.928]

Yes!

[@UrielX]

Smiled ear-to-ear when it came on, keep bringing it back :)

[@Dubiels]

Agreed! I loved that too!

[@RobinDale50]

3 months later: Weird KZbin Creator Disappears Mysteriously

[@danielseelye6005]

Wouldn't April be the one that disappears?

[@Mikey-jm3dc]

Lol

[@thecommoncollector]

@@danielseelye6005his statement still stands 😂

[@danielseelye6005]

@@thecommoncollector 🤔 Touché

[@bcubed72]

Is that a "quirk" or a "feature?"

[@richardridley78]

Got to love Clarkson, Hammond, and May! Going to miss them on tv,proper chemistry and friendship 🇬🇧👍

[@chuckcts-v3460]

Press the gas pedal to the floor slowly twice to set the automatic choke. Then, just turn the key and the car should start and come to a fast idle, do not push the gas pedal. After the engine warms up, tap the gas pedal to get the choke to release and it should come to a normal idle speed. All this "if" the carburetor is working as it should.

[@donjohnson1416]

Why 2x? Doesnt it set the first time mechanically?

[@dman19581969]

@@donjohnson1416I do believe it’s just one time slowly to the floor. At least it is in all my classics. Some will start while warm and others will require you to hold the throttle quarter to half way while turning the key once warm as stated in the manual but all of mine just start when warm with no throttle input needed. When my classics are being cold started, i slowly depress the gas pedal to set choke, start the car and wait 20-30seconds before I blimp the throttle to turn the choke off. You’ll know if it’s not warm enough because the choke won’t turn off when you blimp the throttle

[@waynebuzzell2483]

Modern gas evaporates and or boils out of a carb bowl after engine is hot. This can require extended cranking to start.

[@chriskingston4270]

@@donjohnson1416the carburetor accelerator pump delivers an extra shot of gasoline to aid in cold starting. Sometimes two pumps are required.

[@Dog.soldier1950]

Exactly

[@kyrujames]

Nothing will beat the visibility of these old cars.

[@scottwagner8320]

You’re going to bring in a whole new group of followers with these vintage buys. Well done. Thanks for treating them with the care and affection they deserve.

[@MERKAMGCLK]

Tyler, I knew how much The Trio meant to you and so many of us. There will never be a team like them ever again. THANK YOU for paying tribute to Jeremy, Richard and James. Congratulations on the 59 Fury. She's beautiful.

[@bgee461]

Absolutely, the chemistry those three gentlemen have is second to none. The comradery, off screen friendship, British humor, and car content can NOT be matched.

[@TheQuestionableGarage]

Love the old mopars! The 66 New Yorker I got has the big block and just thundered across the country fantastically, about 4800 miles on it.

[@JRs-Garage]

@thequestionablegarage Great to see you watching Tyler’s channel Jared! We need to see more mopar repairs on your channel 🤣😉😉 Finnish that bodywork!

[@ChrisStockslager]

It’s always nice to see him buying something classic and in my opinion much more interesting than something pedestrian from the last 20 years or newer. This will always interest me so much more than a 90s Ferrari.

[@kurtisstutzman7056]

YES...!!!

[@petercozzaglio6070]

Agreed. I really like his woody as well.

[@Boomdizzle99]

Agreed. 90s ferrari content is unappealing because 90% of us cant afford them and theyre undriveable simply because maintaining them is very expensive. One small accident pretty much totals those cars

[@NorthernChev]

SOOOOOO tired of the KZbin supercar content.

[@Localtraveler2376]

@@petercozzaglio6070is this aprils secret account.

[@uzogsi]

One of the main things Top Gear conveyed was a real love for cars and everything automotive. Love that you and your KZbin colleagues manage to convey and carry their torch of creating shows for appreciating cars.

[@crashbox7130]

I've read the book and watched the movie. I'm in the UK and currently on a week's tour of the Scottish Highlands in my 1932 Morris Minor Two-Seater. I've done 800 miles since Monday. The car has cable-operated drum brakes, a 3-speed 'crash' gearbox, and an 847cc side-valve engine which produced a 'massive' 19BHP when new 92-years-ago. Top speed... 52mph. I tend to pootle along at 40-45mph, staying on country roads and keeping well away from motorways (highways). I'm now heading back home, with another 225 miles to do tomorrow.

[@richmeyer2064]

My dad bought a new 59 Plymouth wagon which carried a canoe, towed rock and gravel, and made many deer hunting trips. He later traded it in on a new 1964 Chrysler 300 convertible when we had no more cement to pour. Nice video.

[@NorthernChev]

That's awesome. I mean, that's what we do with our current cars. We don't think of them as being anything special, necessarily. Love the gravel hauling story.

[@chucklowe4166]

Christine in the book was a 1957 4 door. Glad they changed it.

[@jeffreysproul3436]

My father bought a new white 9 passenger 59 Plymouth Sports Suburban station wagon with factory air in the Fall of 1958 shortly after we moved to Houston from Dayton OH. It had an additional air conditioner between the 2nd and 3rd rear facing seat. Two years later in the Fall of 1961 my middle brother got hit in the side and flipped the Plymouth over totaling it. The body itself was not too badly damaged but the frame was twisted and could not be repaired. It had the same push button drive with orange and brown tweed interior with a padded dash.

[@tvsteve2]

Tyler i am the proud 2nd owner of a red 63 Plymouth 318 and a mechanic the oil consumtion is petrified valve stem seals and the ticking is possibly the MECHANICAL TAPPETS! No hydraulic lifters in there!! They need periodic adjustment. Both jobs are easy and take very little time. This is the best car you have bought! The second best was that 65 or 66 Imperial you had

[@mexicanspec]

Do we all have 1963 Plymouths?

[@AB-80X]

@@mexicanspec '58 here.

[@mikevale3620]

Hear, Hear…

[@tvsteve2]

​@mexicanspec my 63 i converted to a pickup froom a 4 dr. In 1980 and still have it

[@mexicanspec]

@@tvsteve2 I can't imagine doing that with my 4 door Fury.

[@Mr.Schitzengigglez]

This Plymouth, and the old F series, have been the most solid purchases you've ever made.

[@theundergroundlairofthesqu9261]

We haven't seen the Wizard inspect it yet...

[@deplorable1-2]

Hoovie; What we all used to do when the temp was high was to open all the windows and turn the heater on full when going up hills. When the original radiator ever leaked or needed repair we opted for the trailer tow optional radiator. It was bigger and always did the trick.

[@teweg7355]

Even tho this video wil get less views than most, thank you for taking us on the ride with you, these older and special cars really are my favorite.

[@edbond7856]

If the steering seems "vague", be glad. That was the highest level of steering "feel" available at the time. Enjoy!

[@hendrikvanleeuwen9110]

*in an American car.

[@christopherandersch1299]

Recirculating ball bearing steering at its best!

[@Jacobtheunwise]

​​@@hendrikvanleeuwen9110 same for any "luxury" car of the time. Not exclusive to America

[@ilovesheryterry]

these used to be called turks cars in my latin american country. pejorative! cheaper and bigger than true luxury cars, yet tacky and flamboyant

[@hendrikvanleeuwen9110]

@@Jacobtheunwise not even close to true. Aside from the obvious (BMW, Mercedes, Jaguar) there are the likes of Jensen and Bristol that specialised in luxury AND driver appeal. American luxury at the time was about isolating the driver and passengers from the actual driving. Not all manufacturers had the same ideal.

[@stevengreco1939]

Wow what a beautiful 1959 Plymouth! Beautiful mint condition!

[@john-danielmartin8753]

that watergate joke was hilarious another awesome video glad to see another classic on the channel again

[@aaronthomas3917]

You bought an excellently restored car. Damn you. I've been looking for one for years. I really want a '63 2 door hardtop, w/a V-8 with a Torque Flight transmission.

[@davidarmstrong9786]

Nice buy! As someone who is young and friends with the older crowd who restored and appreciated these cars you are so right. My guess is they will continue to drop in value for the next decade then level out.

[@gordocarbo]

Same happened to the old st rods model ts tri 5s etc Crowd aged out, now they are so much cheaper. Young guys want nothing to do with old cars there is no appeal or nostalgia Love it hope they start getting cheaper so I can have another.

[@patricknance5284]

Excellent Plymouth fury. I’m 71 years old when I was a kid my uncle owned a Chrysler Plymouth dealership in Compton, California and he would bring me home when I come to visit a Plymouth Road runner a GTX one time he brought me a 65 Ford Fairlane, GTA and we go down Whittier Boulevard and cruise I was 16 this was back in the time of the watts riot and they flipped his car is over and burned the place down and the end of me having cars to drive when I was visiting was over as well as my uncles life. Great videos, really appreciate you I’m watching and sharing😊

[@gordocarbo]

Remember those days...nothing has changed re geniuses burning their neighborhood down then wondering why the stereotypes?

[@fboomerang]

THAT INTERIOR IS FABULOUS!

[@stern12akachris32]

The push button transmission gave me PTSD !!!!!!!! My Dad had one when I was kid and one day I decided to sit in the Car and push the Trans Buttons over and over till I busted a Button the beating I got has been a reminder to this Day !!!!

[@AB-80X]

Wow! Your dad sounds like a real asshole.

[@thaedleinad]

Lmao

[@bucketgettershoops]

Sorry for your trauma😢

[@SkywardOne]

I feel you. I shed a tear at the end of the show. Jezza, Hammond and May are like friends I grew up on. I like what you did with a remake. Good luck finding the right people, that was once in a lifetime.

[@garythegamer3004]

Beautiful. It's so nice to see a restored example from back when cars had style and character and weren't just boring plastic toys like they are today.

[@BullittHilts]

Clarkson, Hammond, and May - the best. Hoovie your channel has been one of my top 3 favorite channels on YT for years. Thanks so much for all the fun, can’t wait to see the next video! Great to hear the theme song again on this episode!

[@42luke93]

I wish he could realize how supportive we are and how long we’ve watched his channel for even just a reply once from him every now and then would be nice to have.

[@BullittHilts]

@@42luke93 yeah I get where you’re coming from. It would be cool to get a reply, but I think you’ll set yourself up for disappointment if you’re waiting for one. He’s busy and can’t reply to everyone’s comments. I appreciate him saying “thank you for watching” as we are taking time out of our day to watch his show vs. someone else’s. So yeah, a reply would be cool, but I don’t think the lack of a reply (to 1 out of 1,000+ comments) lessens his appreciation for all the viewers.

[@tomsawyer480]

Fantastic appreciation for Clarkson, Hammond and May! They have been such a huge part in all of our lives! And great that people like Hoovie carry the torch.

[@gregcook6498]

I am so glad I stumbled upon your channel a few years ago. You have brought many hours of joyful watching as well as a little knowledge and quite a few smiles and laughs along the way. You didn’t mention as well as all your commercial success that path also lead you to April. I know she was thrilled to ride in such a beautiful car, with such good company and enjoying such a beautiful country. As always, your videos, feel like spending a little time with a good friend. Keep up the good work and continue to enjoy the beautiful space you’ve created for yourself in this wonderful world.

[@vigilantcustoms]

This is why we love you Hoovie! Because you are willing to do this stuff!

[@ericjust6238]

So it’s cool. Seeing hoovie giddy like this but also a calm happy. Glad you picked this one up. Well deserved after all the struggles with the house. Congrats sir

[@joe6096]

You'd be surprised at how much attention car engineers paid to interior airflow back then, and even way before. They were coming up with innovative ways to keep the interior airflow fresh and as comfortable as possible going back to the 1930s. They knew it would get hot inside cars on hot days and without air conditioning technology there was a lot of attention and engineering put into getting as much airflow into the cabin as possible. That's why you may hear a lot of old timers tell you "we didn't have A/C in cars back then but we didn't need it"...... they might be trying to sound "tough" but in reality they were no tougher than we are today - it's just that cars today do not have anywhere near the great natural airflow that cars were designed with back then, because they frankly don't need to focus on that anymore with air conditioning.

[@Engineering_Improvisation]

All true. Grew up when a/c was still an option in most cars. My chevelle has working factory a/c but can roll the windows down on a hot day and be ok. My 2013 truck, not so much.

[@bcubed72]

Plus, EVERYBODY smoked back then, so you needed to circulate air, lest you smoke yourselves out!

[@joe6096]

@@Engineering_Improvisation Yep. Old cars had extra vent levers to bring air in from the wheel wells, the cowl below the windshield, and extra vents out the back to help air flow through the car. Today you basically have the 4 vents on the dash, two in the floor, and the defog - all of which are really just split air from the cowl.

[@whatsup7253]

Yes we were tougher.

[@whatareyoudoingyouidiot342]

The flip side to that is that it's now a lot warmer overall than it was back in their day. And no amount of airflow can overcome triple-digit temperatures, which are becoming more and more common as the years go on. AC wasn't strictly necessary back then, but it is NOW.

[@kerrylewis2581]

When I got my license in 1976, my dad owned a 66 Mustang and a 59 Cadillac. I loved both of those cars, and the Caddy had enormous rear fender wings as Tyler mentioned in this video.

[@nielgregory108]

Take care of Christine and Christine will take care of you. Hoovie did NOT watch the movie. The kid did not go on a killing spree, the CAR DID!

[@John_Locke_108]

Yup. Although the car did change his personality into that of the previous owner.

[@mountainjeff]

Yup. She was jealous.

[@NorthernChev]

The kid enabled it, though. ...repeatedly.

[@mexicanspec]

It is up in the air if Arnie was there for some of it. Also she was justified in doing most of it.

[@timradde4328]

@@NorthernChev The car had total control of Arnie, so I disagree.

[@tedburnard841]

What an immaculate time capsule. Best car I have seen you purchase recently. Great cruiser with the radio blaring out some late 50s music while doing a mainy

[@ryanhoffmann9341]

I saw a 1960 Buick Le Sabre convertible restomod driving around my town this weekend and it was absolutely amazing looking. Fins for days and enough chrome to fill a dozen trucks stops.

[@CarJaco]

As a 29 year old who was born into the 'instant oatmeal microwavable society' that we all live in currently..... Cars from the 50's are such a trip! Wicked cool and just oozes passion!! Nice find!!

[@theodorgiosan2570]

I'm 24, and I've been into old cars (pre-1990s) since I was a kid. Currently I drive a 79 Subaru DL Wagon. The newest car I owned was an 89 Mercedes 190D. I have friends who are the same way. My best friend drives an 82 Oldsmobile Toronado diesel and also has a 74 Triumph Spitfire and a 63 Rambler Ambassador. I love how easy the old cars are to work on and how nice they are to drive compared to the modern stuff. And no electronics. You can actually see and hear what's going on, both when working on them and driving them. And it's so easy to modify them, and the smallest modification can make a huge difference.

[@realmaindrianpace]

@@theodorgiosan2570 I'm 57, and hearing the younger generation being passionate about the cars I grew up with and liked is very encouraging. Also understandable, modern cars are almost all crossover utility things that look like a shoe. I don't want to drive a shoe, and you guys probably don't either.

[@Corkoth55]

The WHAT

[@gouldnj]

As a person firmly considered Gen X it may surprise you to know that when my parents, sisters and I took long trips we would fight over who got to lay in the back window package tray for comfort.

[@andrewbaskett8581]

I hate that the entire time he was driving it across the country, all I could think was fuck, that car is dangerous as hell to drive on the highway today. You would be ripped to shreds. No headrest made me wince. Fuck, I love those cars from that era, but damn, any kind of driving in anything pre 90s is really taking a gamble potentially.

[@tedbiernacki376]

1959 ! That's the year I was built too !! 😅 For $27,250 ... what a deal on a beautiful car !

[@Eyes-of-Horus]

Yikes!!! When I bought my 59 back in like 68 I paid $600 for it.

[@crocus9905]

How much are you worth

[@donsurlylyte]

me too ted, and the car is worth more than i am.

[@ProblemChild-xk7ix]

I got both of you beat by 1 year but the car has a greater value than me.

[@michaelpfaff6009]

THIS is why I started following Hovies Garage years ago!! OMG!! I find myself clapping!! This is great and I'm not even finished watching!!!! A road trip is just the best!!

[@Coronet777]

These are just oozing with style. It’s nice to see these forward-look Mopars getting some respect. The 318 Poly is an interesting engine and I had one in my ‘66 Coronet and it was very reliable. As some viewers have mentioned, this 318 employs solid flat tappet lifters which can generate some extra noise if the valve lash isn’t on point. Nice ride 🤙🏼

[@jakemathers4137]

Man it made me smile seeing a hoovie update! I usually watch each one when they drop but I just got outta hospital ( I got hit by a drunk driver on my motorcycle ) woke up yesterday and now am watching hoovie’ rock on man

[@DaleDriven]

Wow. Good stuff. Might have to get a continental grabber for my LC. Loved the this video hoovie! Loved the bit at the end thanking Jeremy Clarkson. This is why you’re my favorite car KZbinr. If you ever become one of the cast mates of the new top gear, I would 100% watch it since you actually embody the old spirit of top gear uk

[@whitef67]

This is the best content you’ve put out for a while. Thank you for creating!

[@GenoBady2738]

This has to be one of the most beautiful cars in your collection. Also the story/memory that came with bringing the car home is priceless.

[@donschlemmer5054]

Thanks for the trip down memory lane. In 1959 my father bought a 4 door Savoy same color combo. Straight 6 and got about the same mileage as you. Always remember the extra cost options. Two tone paint, sun visor on the passenger side and rear arm rests. I learned to drive on it no power steering, what a tank. I'm glad they don't make them like they used to.

[@kevinfox500]

Tyler. This brings back a Lot of memories for me. Also a Christine fan, book and film. Picked up a 58 Belvedere when I was 14, in NC, and restormodder it for the next 6 years. Daughter, wife, and I did a second refresh on it in 2018, before she and her husband had us drive them to the reception in it. Bounces back and forth between us and them every so often. Doctor she works for us a classic car girl, and her husband's boss is also a fan of the film. We like it because the trunk has room even with my wheelchair in it. A couple summer traffic heat tricks. Switch to a 160 degree thermostat, add a clutch fan, and a shroud to the radiator. Helps keep the engine cooler, and will also make a Classic Air system work more efficiently. Alternate cooling idea, look for the window mount air vent systems for the auto industry Before AC came along. Works like a swamp cooler. Air comes in the front, spins a turbine, cycling a pump, that pushes cold water through a small radiator. Air passes through the rad, and takes a 90 degree turn into a vent, circulating through the car, cooling it down. Would make a conversation starter at shows. Use ours with the 58 and her Bonneville wagon often as both are non AC cars. Not a bad deal, bro. Can't wait to see the Wizard's take on it.

[@davidc6032]

Nicely said about Jezza, Captain Slow and the Hamster! I'm quite bit older as in the same age as James May (a month apart) but I too will miss the three of them. So much fun to watching those guys over the years. In fact, I just watched their rallycross scene last night and it's a blast watching them genuinely have racing fun.

[@landonking4282]

RIP Top Gear. Def one of the best shows ever.

[@tomtumulec2504]

Virgil Exner was king of car styling I love his work.

[@moodberry]

Three cool things i noticed. 1. The curb whiskers. Really great way to know how close you are to the curbs. 2. The rear view mirror on the dash. How do you like that? 3. The fins. They remind me of a 57 Chevy. Overall though this car shows well. I can tell the previous owner really put love into restoring it.

[@sparksterz]

Wow, that's in amazing shape. It's nice seeing you get a win every now and then! Not many people talking about the old 50's/60's classics these days at least in this form of entertainment. It'll be neat to see your coverage of it as you enjoy it more!

[@DavidSmith-wg6ls]

Hoovie, yours is the beat automotive channel to follow on KZbin for sure! From exotics to classic American steel, love your content! Thank you so much!

[@JackBWatkins]

Glad to see some old American Classics.

[@scottgray9674]

I always love the old hoovies garage theme when it drops in a video

[@JoeSevy]

I drove a 59 Belvedere back in the 80's. Mine was a rolling rusted wreck, but I still loved it. 65-70 mph? Try 120 plus! The engine was nearly shot and I could still bury the needle.

[@bentaxledad6778]

Awesome buy, dude. Your wife is a REAL trooper/a keeper for going on the adventure to bring Christine home, too. Nice of you to give thanks to those who inspired you, and as a fan I hope to see you and your two buddies do another Car Trek adventure sometime soon.

[@patricklynch1962]

As the owner of a 318 powered '68 Fury, I never had the slightest doubt you'd make it home. When you take it to Car Wizard, he'll probably recommend having the mechanical lifters adjusted and that noise will go away. I am surprised by how much oil you used on the way back, I'm sure Wizard will have something to say about that. Even so, this is the most fantastic American car you've bought since the black Cadillac.

[@AB-80X]

Hopefully. He needs to check the cam if the tick does not go away with adjustment. These can eat a lifter or lobe on modern oil.

[@patricklynch1962]

@@AB-80X Agreed.

[@lordcorgi6481]

My dad’s first car was a 63. He still has it and it’s awesome.

[@mexicanspec]

I still have my '63Fury as well. 42 years together.

[@paulie-Gualtieri.]

Imagine Doug reviewing this and getting locked inside and driven into a wall 😂

[@joe6096]

He'd tell you he doesn't get enough clicks when he reviews old cars, so Christine is just going to chase him down the street.

[@jasonknight5863]

@@paulie-Gualtieri. yes, 🙌 after complaining that it doesn’t get good enough MPG’s 🥰

[@kennethbowman3784]

I don't think Christine would appreciate Doug talking about all of her "quirks and features"

[@briandrake9467]

See if Doug can get that radio to turn off.

[@NorthernChev]

Oddly, I'd be OK with that.

[@TIMMEH19991]

That last ever episode of the grand tour...OMG it was epic. I've been watching top gear until the trio left in 2015 and then Grand tour afterwards since it started way back in 1977, very different program back then, and now its all finished for ever.

[@gregshamieh6339]

I recently attended the funeral for my automotive inspiration - my uncle Dick. In the reel of photos, I saw a 20 year old Dick standing behind his 1957 Fury -- one of the original cream and gold ones. That was a very happy man. One of his buddies told me that while Dick was in the army, any time he went home for the weekend -- from Fort Dix, New Jersey to Brooklyn -- the line formed to the left to get rides home, because Dick and his Fury always got home faster than any other mode of transportation. Thanks for sharing this, and giving me just a little taste of one of his favorite things.

[@Aezetyr]

That is an incredible car. Great find, I hope you're able to restore it to perfection; it doesn't look like it needs much. Also can't wait to see what Wizard has to say about it.

[@peterhenthorne7274]

Nice tribute to Clarkson, Hammond and May at the end. 22 years of something to look forward to..Mind you, we didn't have You Tube automotive content back then...

[@honda_miata]

AWESOME purchase! Love the book and movie iteration.

[@jasinedward]

Love the car! When I was 16 in 1995 my first car was a 1956 Plymouth. I’ve had a 56, 57, and 58. They are great cars. Those vent windows help a lot without ac. Hope you keep it!

[@SoL600rr]

This was my favorite movie as a kid and I’m only 20, there’s still loads of kids growing up today who idolize these cars still! What a beautiful ride man

[@TumTuned]

My Papaw (my grandfather) used to have a Plymouth Fury, and he had a story he always loved to tell everyone. He said he was out driving one night, with my Mamaw (my grandmother) riding passenger, down the empty freeway, just after getting the car. He said he turned off the instrument cluster lights and floored it. After several seconds, he asked my Mamaw how fast she thought he was going, and she said "Slow down! You've gotta be doing at least 90!" He said he turned the cluster lights back on, and told her "No, more like 110!" Of course, every time he told the story over the years, the speed he claims he was going kept rising. Before he passed away, I remember him telling someone that he was doing 130. 🤣 I never got to see that car (he sold it LONG before I was even born), but I can imagine him and my Mamaw cruising around in it throughout the 50-60s. I miss hearing him tell that story... ❤

[@misterwhipple2870]

Going 110 with the lights off would get you shot by the cops today. My brother got caught doing 127 in a '69 Charger at night (lights on) in 1974, and he just had to go to court and pay a fine of $69. Those were the good old days.

[@volvo09]

​@@misterwhipple2870 depending on the car you don't have to turn the headlights off, just dim the dash lights till they turn off, lots of old cars would let you totally turn them off or dim to the point you can't really see the gauges while leaving the headlights on.

[@misterwhipple2870]

@@volvo09 Yeah, but what's the fun in that?

[@stevengreco1939]

Hoovie’s Garage and Good Morning KZbin are my favorite KZbin channels!

[@robc8468]

My favorite movie of all time was Christine. I actually think this purchase and your Hellcat purchase both make sense unlike almost all the other cars you have purchased over the years. Can't wait for Wizard's reaction to this one. BTW you must have dual exhaust glass packs to get that proper Christine V-8 rumble.

[@paulie-Gualtieri.]

Yeah it's a great film, have you seen maximum overdrive

[@zakarylakota]

Same here absolutely love that movie and I’ve watched it more times then I can count

[@robc8468]

@@paulie-Gualtieri. Nope but I will check it out. Have you seen Vanishing Point?.... another good MOPAR movie.

[@paulie-Gualtieri.]

@@robc8468 Yes another great film, even the 90s Gone in 60 seconds has grown on me now.

[@AB-80X]

You guys should give the book a try. Very, very different. Very dark by comparison.

[@bk27117]

Thank you for saying that at the end about Jeremy. Man it's so hard to accept that they are done as that trio is so legendary. As they say, don't be sad that it's over, be happy that it happened.

[@chrisblaine4212]

Thanks for stopping at Advance auto. I work for the local store in my town and love to see some of the cool cars and trucks that come in for parts. Cool channel and hope to see more.

[@robertf4540]

What a beautiful car Hoovie! I love it! Well done!

[@risinbison1106]

I’ve taken old classics across country, modern gauges are a must. Beautiful car.

[@steves9905]

I’m old and my family is from Kansas. Back when this 59 was new, we still used the evaporative water bags over the radiator, and if was really stinkin hot, we’d drive at night and avoid stop and go traffic. And cars would still boil over. That was normal. Biggest difference is that an all iron engine can tolerate it, where a thin wall alloy engine of today cannot

[@theundergroundlairofthesqu9261]

Wow, I had never heard of water bags. What changed? Pressurized cooling systems? Better antifreeze?

[@josiahhein6036]

​@theundergroundlairofthesqu9261 biggest change is aluminum radiators and electric fans that have a high or low speed, based off coolant temperature.

[@daszieher]

Add ethylene glycol. Pure water sets the cooling system back in its performance

[@vb879dr]

Dear Hoovie, this is exactly the content we like to see! Sincerely, Viewers

[@PattyFlatz]

Such a purdy classic this video should have a NSFW tag. Enjoyed hearing about your rise to KZbin stardom and the enthusiasm for the trip, definitely one of your best videos lately.

[@gilbertwashburn7095]

That Interiors right out of the Jetsons it's awesome

[@DorDeKrey]

Qtr Windows are are sorely missed feature in my book! Love the Christine cars & the movie. Amazing purchase!

[@naradaian]

Agenda 2030 planet saving after wind tunnel modelling to increase mpg….thats what I read…crazy now we have windows one cant open at speed due to thrumming

[@johnnyfish8273]

That is a gorgeous car. Most cars now a days have no character, which the fury has a ton of !! Nice purchase,.... wife and I are jealous. 😊

[@mopar382]

I'm so jealous that you got to meet Clarkson Hammond and May!!!! They are my idols. Great episode as always and I love that you brought back your old theme song. Enjoy your Fury. Also, you werent to far from me when you atopped in Uniontown PA.

[@jonassamme1889]

Writing from Sweden. I've watched and enjoyed your Channel (and Wiz's) for a very long time. But this time you reallly struck a note! I drive a -59 Plymouth Belvedere I bought back in -76. 'tis my highschool car. Over the years she's only let me down a few times, vapor lock in heavy traffic, small stuff like that. I took her for a spin in the sunshine only yesterday. An yes her name is Christine, I had to when the book and film hit the market in -83. This is one deal you won't regret. Keep it up!

[@mrsparkle9048]

If it's sucking down oil like that, make sure you're putting a zinc additive in with your oil to keep it healthy. Those old flat tappet V-8s need it.

[@brentboswell1294]

It was a part of most oils already until the 2010's...😢

[@crocus9905]

​​​@@brentboswell1294modern cars don't need it, zinc brings in moisture and oxidises stuff

[@brentboswell1294]

@@crocus9905 it was added for pushrod engines. I'm surprised, with the amount of LS and Chrysler Hemi's on the road, that it's still not there.

[@crocus9905]

@@brentboswell1294 because it destroys modern engines

[@ytmjdehlin]

Yep, Valvoline VR1 is a good oil for those looking for higher zinc levels.

[@DaleDriven]

Yes! OG hoovies theme makes a come back! You gotta keep using that theme boogie. It never gets old

[@8THIRTEEN]

😎

[@ChilliJonCarne]

Ive watched a lot of your vids. Out of all of them, this is the car I want the most

[@D65-i5v]

Absolutely beautiful car and great deal for sure. Mopar made the greatest automobiles ever I believe. I've always been a Mopar guy and still am so kudos to your amazing buy. I believe it will do your 1000 mile trip no problem . Great video. Thanks for sharing!

[@abarguy]

I watch a lot of your vids but I can’t say as I’ve ever just muttered “wow” so much while watching. Just wow! Awesome score! So jelly! 💚

[@mikevale3620]

Excellent video…thanks Tyler. Thanks also so much for the background to Hoovies Garage.

[@cudaman-yq7pq]

What a cool car! Glad it made the trip without any significant problems. Looks like a 318 "polysphere" engine under the hood. I believe that Kanter auto parts still stocks parts for that car if you ever need any.

[@Kluneberg]

Now this is the kind of shit I watch your channel for, American stuff I'd never see where I'm from. Awesome purchase.

[@ChristopherYotz]

That is a fantastic looking car. Glad to see you getting something from that generation.

[@gardenclaw82]

I love how awesomely imposing it looks drifting along in modern traffic. Fantastic car and a also what a nice nod to the top gear/grand tour guys. They were a big memory of my childhood growing up, also in my adult years and no doubt they've spawned most of the youtube channels i'm subscribed to now. Their influence is everywhere will be missed but what a run they've had.

[@rhs.m]

Always love a Hoovie video where he doesn't buy another exceedingly boring cookie cutter Italian sports car or German sedan. We need more classics!

[@xiukn8]

And I love when he buys european cars

[@TheMikelleh]

Every car guy wants the car of their dreams when they were a kid. When I was a kid, car shows had 30s and 40s cars. Currently it is the 70 muscle cars.

[@gwilli]

Here's a tip for you: never go through Indianapolis -- it looks shorter, but there's so much traffic and construction going on there so it takes longer. It's always better to detour down I-71 through Cincinnati and Louisville to get to St Louis.

[@jb50-w3k]

Lovely piece to camera at the end showing appreciation to Clarkson and Top Gear! 👏👏

[@zenithseven]

Hoovie, it's nice to see you back where I've always felt you should be. I've been watching you since the very early days when you'd purchase cars that the average Jane and Joe could afford. The super expensive super cars with their super expensive repairs is honestly getting really, really old to watch. Many of us can't relate, but I'm sure huge quantities of your viewers do still enjoy those. Please continue to make affordable car purchases and repairs so the rest of us can feel more involved, interested, and can relate. Love the old Hoovie. Best...