Test driving a Cadillac after it sat for 30+ years. WILL it run AND drive?

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ABANDONED 62 Cadillac deville. Will it run after 30+ years parked?
• ABANDONED 62 Cadillac ...
Today we’re gonna attempt to drive this 62 Cadillac for the first time in many years. But it’s not going to go without a fight. Also don’t forget to go to the duct tape drags sept 27th and 28th. Dad and me will be there!
Business inquiries and if you have an abandoned vehicle you think dad and me might be interested in email us here
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Interested in pre 1980 abandoned cars or trucks/ barn finds. (Not interested in foreign cars) and 1st and 2nd gen Cummins (89-98) diesels only

[@avioncamper]

Travis, please continue with this car.

[@mauriziocazares820]

What are your plans for the caddy???????

[@mauriziocazares820]

I love this car!!!!

[@onlytnt13]

Hell yes I want to see the caddy's trans get fixed, I want to see that car run like a rocket like when it was new, and please clean the dash board, make it sparkle, I'm addicted to the show, love what you and your dad do

[@blackbuttecruizr]

Definitely keep going on the Caddy!

[@bigmountain7561]

Hey Travis, old transmissions and old diesels is what makes a mechanic know that he’s a mechanic or a parts replacer. 42 years ago we were taking that stuff apart like a hot knife through butter. Yep a Marlboro in my left hand and a cup of Chock Full of Nuts sitting on the right hand corner of the transmissions table. The good old days right Rick!! Love Your Channel Thank You 🙏

[@theetravisb]

😂 great comment

[@wayneswanson3752]

I agree 💯 percent

[@jerryferguson6606]

Travis you can't stop now you and dad should go thru that transmission . This is what separates your channel from the others . You do it the old school way like back in the day .Will be watching!

[@1nekoosa]

Is your dad from Southern Illinois? I’m from Carbondale born and raised. I saw you were in Mt Vernon!

[@theetravisb]

@@1nekoosayes he is

[@smarthome2660]

Hey Travis, I wanted you to know how much I enjoy watching you and your dad tear into and fix old cars. I had a choice of 7 of the channels I sub to & I picked yours first. Keep being real.

[@theetravisb]

Means a lot man thanks a lot of effort goes in I give it all I’ve got

[@jeremiahskarsten4519]

I really hope "Bendpak, Wildfire, etc" see these videos! I get working on the ground is usually the at home DIY'er, but the amount of work you and pops do, and the quality of the videos ya'll put out, definitely deserve a lift! Great work awesome videos!

[@HelvisCamaro]

Hey Travis, head coach of the Minnesota Screaming Eagles here, love your channel content! Keep up the great car revivals!

[@theetravisb]

Thank you glad you enjoy

[@HelvisCamaro]

@@theetravisb absolutely! Truly enjoy seeing old vehicles brought back to life in a world of everything disposable, these old non computer cars last decades!

[@jonathanfreedom1st]

😂 ok Coach. 👍🏻

[@HelvisCamaro]

@@jonathanfreedom1st lol

[@jonathanfreedom1st]

@@HelvisCamaro I'm 43 and old enough to get what that's from.🤣

[@BillyBob-uc9zp]

She's putting up a fight. But she'll be worth it. Maybe just a gearbox filter or a pan full of sludge?. But it'd be interesting to watch the gearbox overhauled/rebuilt for sure. Well done Mr 😎

[@mikebracey8832]

Travis, that's a British phone booth. They all have the British Crown emblem.

[@timsowry2237]

That’s a King George crown I think. Then Elizabeth ll had a different one put on the phone boxes so that dates the phone box to pre 1952 but after 1926 (original designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scot)

[@jimhickey2276]

I'd love to see you tackle a 62 Cad transmission. That's a jetaway hydramatic. 59-62 are the same. I have a 59 and I used to be afraid of them, but now, I'm willing to dig into anything, especially when I see the quality of most mechanics at paid shops today.

[@johnfranklin5277]

I have my parents 58 Cadillac they bought in 1960 from a Doctor friend of theirs. Mom gave it to me in 1982. I was born a huge car nut and mom knew I wanted it lol. Lifelong Southern California car. In 2011 the minor transmission leak suddenly became a gusher! I easily obtained a complete rebuild kit from kanter automotive, But I had a hard time finding someone who would rebuild the 4 speed dual coupling hydramatic jetaway...everyone said they would have no idea how to do it. Finally, I found a place only about 15 miles away that said they could, and had an elderly gentleman who knew how to rebuild old automatics that they would bring in. They had it about a month, charged me 1200 dollars. Very nice people and 13 years later its still shifting fine, and no leaks! 😊

[@cristiancruz5079]

Nothing more satisfying that sitting on your sofa with a cold beer and watch Travis and dad fighting back and forth with old “classic” junks, I mean cars. Love your channel…keep moving forward with the good vibes. 🤗🤓

[@IO-zz2xy]

Your channel is riveting Travis. One of the best buddy. The Transmission episode would be fantastic. Regards from South Africa

[@darinwink-ou4qk]

Overheating/plugged/rust filled cooling systems. Apologies if I've posted this before Travis. I also understand you don't want to spend money you don't have to. For machines you care about that are suspected of block cooling system corrosion especially if exhibiting overheating and you want a non-invasive method to help clear it out rather than freeze plug removal or dissssembly. I can vouch for a product called "Thermocure". It's made by the same company as Evaporust. No disassembly of the cooling system is necessary. You just drain coolant and pour in the Thermocure and then top off with water. Vehicle can be driven while it's in there and the heat will actually help the chemical process. It's not a acidic process, but rather a chelating process so there's no danger of damaging softer metals like rads, etc. It also breaks rust and corrosion down to a powder level rather than chunks so there's no worry of clogging rad passages or thermostats. After two weeks or so of being in there it can be drained and flushed with clean water until it runs clear. If you collect the water coming out it is very obvious of the work it has performed. Observing down in the rad post process or if a cooling passage is exposed on later part removal will confirm how it gets you back to bare metal so that he cooling system can work the way it did when new. Take care.

[@billywird]

When he was putting in the chemical he used I was thinking of Evaporust. Thanks for the tip "Thermocure". Unfortunately those cleaners also uncover radiator core leaks but one has nothing to lose when the core itself is just too far gone. Sometimes replacement cores are available and if one is patient enough and can properly prepare the surfaces the tanks can be resoldered to a new core. I do realize that it is probably cheaper to just install a new aluminum radiator but some of us are purists and a recored radiator will perform as new if properly serviced. That is if the tanks are in good shape and the transmission cooler is in good shape to begin with. I have bought replacement radiators that have different neck sizes and there would be sleeves provided to shim up the difference in hose sizes and they seem to work OK. This sort of goes with the territory in the aftermarket replacement parts world.

[@ElmoIsBold]

I like what Thermocure did for my 54 Olds Super 88 a few months ago. I tried it because I was already a big fan of Evaporust on everything else.

[@billtodd6509]

Please keep hammering on the Caddy. Kick that transmissions butt. Hello,dad.

[@jfv65]

Get yourself a cheap infra red temp measurement tool. That way you can just measure exhaust temp on the exh manifolds . The exhaust ports that are significantly lower temp are not firing. Works great without running the risk of getting high voltage shocks.

[@blackbuttecruizr]

Morning Travis!!! Great Vid, the rings on that dropped cylinder were probably stuck, they will get back into shape with use.

[@theetravisb]

Little heat and running will probably bring it around

[@foxstrangler]

'Should be able to turn it by hand now.......'.😂 Really great channel, yes fix the caddy. Would love that blue Econoline at the junkyard.

[@johnparsons2488]

Like your Cadillac content. Not many respect or understand them. Keep going!

[@paulgrimm]

You guys are my favorite automotive show because you’re build everything

[@theetravisb]

Thank you we take some pride in going through the hassle to fix things

[@richardbullock4665]

travis, travis, travis, thermostat...old fart., mech., here..i'm tellin' ur DAD when he comes out doggone it...😁 love the show, ur doin' great u & ur Pappy

[@ralphcole1604]

What a cool old car. Hope you keep going with it !!

[@ThomasPrior-wv6zn]

I HAD A 62 FLEETWOOD , A FEW YEARS BACK , LAND YAUGHT , DRUM BRAKES , 22 FT LONG 7 FT WIDE , 6.2 I BELIEVE . IMAGINE DRIVING IT DOWN ENGLISH COUNTRY ROADS , SOME WERE JUST AS WIDE AS THE CADDY , TOOK HER TO SHOWS , DID 3 WEDDINGS IN HER . PINK TOP , PEARL ESSENCE BODY , WHITE WHEN NOT IN THE SUN BUT WHEN THE SUN HIT HER WOW LOVE THE CHANNEL TAKE CARE

[@daryllynhutchins8459]

By are you yelling😊

[@ThomasPrior-wv6zn]

@@daryllynhutchins8459 CAPS GOT STUCK AND ITS WHY NOT BY

[@daryllynhutchins8459]

@@ThomasPrior-wv6zn fair enough old mate thanks for letting me know

[@brown5252]

That sign pole 👍👍👍 That cad for sale yellow and green license plate Wow!

[@michaelperkins8003]

Great video Travis. Love those aerial shots when you do them. I think the Caddy deserves some more work.

[@TylersNeighborhoodGarage]

All Cadillacs from '49-63 and some models in '64 used some version of the 4-speed Hydramatic. Not a turbo Hydramatic, not an overdrive. Those shift using "dump and fill" operation of the fluid couplings. You normally don't feel 1-2 when the linkage is adjusted correctly because it happens at only a few mph. I urge you to research how to correctly adjust the throttle rod on a Hydramatic. You tightened it the first time, which will result in the transmission thinking the accelerator is depressed further than it is, and the shifts delayed. That newer carb may have something to do with it also. Good luck.

[@jdnrotterdam2150]

When you upload a video i always buy a yellow pack of m&m’s and i watching your video while eating myself fat! But it’s my moment of rest! I think this Cadillac have so much potention . A good transmission.. a fancy interior .. a nice paint. A real beauty

[@billyjackson1529]

Perfect timing, Travis. This is the first time I've seen your channel. I own a 62 Fleetwood with transmission issues so I'm hoping you decide on doing an overhaul. I live in Scotland so options are limited. Buying a kit and rebuilding it myself seems to be the way to go. I've rebuilt a TH350 before but there's plenty of info for those. Not so much for the old Hydramatic.

[@theetravisb]

Yes the jets way transmissions are another beast

[@alexhanson4101]

45:50 my 12 year old inner child giggled at this

[@ronaldvanhorn9558]

Hey Travis, you really have some cool old stuff. I really enjoy watching you and your Dad fixing these old cars. Signs, gas pumps, poles, seems like you have an old soul! A lift would make life easier for you. But I know how expensive things are these days. Anyway, You do a great job saving the old iron and passing it on. I live just outside of Buffalo NY, and I can't get anything older than a 13 year old car that's not all rusted out! Later!

[@armandopatane5343]

Very awesome sighn stuff = very creative = absolutely a bring back to a better time

[@richardatkinson500]

Travis, when your pole was being dropped off at your gaff, the red telephone box is a GPO Box from the 🇬🇧 that was found everywhere during the 1950's - 1980's, when the Box was redesigned to have single panes of glass (top - bottom). That phone box would have have Queen Elizabeth II Royal Crest as you were looking at it 😊

[@johnfranklin5277]

Travis, Caddy Daddy is one if not the most expensive places to buy parts from. Please investigate Kanter automotive. MUCH more reasonably priced. Also hate to tell you but the 365 and 390 engines which is really a 365 just larger bore, are prone to cracking heads, and blowing head gaskets when over heated. Us owners know if it starts to get hot, shut it down NOW. Your engine there got horribly hot. I'm so hoping you haven't got those issues now. Fingers crossed.

[@TimHubbard-456]

Hi Travis, thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. Please video the trans rebuild!

[@Hoganfan1]

Definitely do the transmission work I might have something you need I have an extra hydramatic from 1956 that might fit your 62 not sure if it works but a couple I have did when I tested them for my 56...You guys are in my top five utube channels keep the videos coming g !!!!!

[@DavidJones-hl5om]

Travis Finish the Repairs on the Cadillac and Cleaning Interior up. I had a 65 Coupe Deville and a 79 Sedan Deville grew up riding with my best freind and chasing girls in his Dad's 64 Coupe Deville

[@Jcfromct]

Hi Travis and dad, I love your content. I would love to see you finish fixing the transmission on the caddy. I know you’ve probably answered this question before but I’m just curious. Do you have a day job or do you do this full-time loving watching your channel from Connecticut?

[@theetravisb]

I do KZbin full time

[@veryrancid3128]

I love your videos man. Its cool to see people fixing and not replacing. Who on earth would think to check if a waterpump fix requires machining😅 so don't kick yourself

[@joegiusep]

Great video! I for one would love to see that transmission get fixed. Always been a sucker for any old Cadillac.

[@EstOptimusNobis]

I got a cleaning tip for oil stains on your concrete pad. When I was a flunky private in the army, I helped the mechanics at different bases we were temporarily visiting for maneuvers. We were always given concrete pad space to work on our vehicles. When we left the base we had to clean those concrete pads . Soak the stain in white gas (naptha stove fuel) and torch it (be careful! not too much fuel!) The flames burn off the oil residue, and the white gas is clean.

[@johndonlon1611]

Okay, so now there are trans problems. This isn't your first rodeo and you and dad are sharp enough to know that a 65 year-old car sitting in the desert with unrevealed issues is going to test all your skills and patience. You've already gone this far and you're past "committed." Finish the work you know you have to do and sell that car off as a runner so you can get top dollar. Use those skills and frustrations learned on this project so you can be more discerning on what you work on next.

[@johnparsons2488]

1961 was the last year for wide whitewalls. I’m pretty sure.

[@timothyballinger6280]

There's your saying to put on merch. Giving the radiator a reach around lol! That's great 👍 👌

[@johnkendrick7304]

I would definitely watch the video on the transmission which is a scary thing but I think a fuel issue is most likely clogged fuel lines and filter. Those old cars are all just about the same in that respect

[@daveo2821]

love the sign and sign pole/ didn’t like the prices for those 2 cars at the junk yard/ would like to see the tranny rebuild. Another great video…love your dedication and hard work to resurrect these relics.

[@theetravisb]

Yes prices a little steep . Appreciate the views man

[@mikescott1307]

Nice yard with the vintage desert vibe and your methodical calm approach.

[@iamrichrocker]

Trav..hear me out here..thinking you and your Dad, Emily and dogs would make a great tv show..hilarious one liners..serious wrenching and Emily keeping you 2 alphas in line..and what a great looking caddy..

[@ForntYardRebuilds]

can’t wait to see another impala on the channel

[@mybizz8542]

Travis, just a lil' knowhow from a 77 year old mechanic here, if ya think you have a plugged engine block, drain the water or coolant out, close all entrances & outlets & close the petcock, pour about 1/2 cup of old fashioned cutting oil in the radiator & fill it with water, cap the radiator & let it heat up to full temp where it needs to run at temp for about 1 hour. Drain all rad & engine holes, refill you coolant and you'll be amazed how clean the inside of the radiator & engine block will be. Cures 90 percent of overheating or coolant problems on old cars.

[@1944chevytruck]

thanks for video!....yes fix!

[@vaibhavdlv]

I have become a fan with these detailed rebuild videos. Like many others have said - most guys will swap a bunch of parts and call it a rebuild. But this here is true rebuilding.

[@garyfeltus9801]

You bet would be cool to watch you rebuild the tranny or what ever you do on the channel. Always great content. I love the sign you put up that looks really good.

[@theetravisb]

Thank you. 🙏

[@arthurmccarron4379]

That. Really. Made. Engine. To. Run. Smooth. Sound. Lots. Of. Power❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@DubiousNookie]

Why. Are. You. Punctuating. Your. Sentence. This. Way? Makes. No. Sense.

[@stonerwallsend9563]

UK fan rebuild transmission would be cool

[@christopherharris6005]

Awesome video as always Travis and Rick.

[@stevelangston2359]

Careful moving hoses under pressure. I was looking at SBC when a pin hole opened and shot into my ear. Badly burned lost some hearing way back when. Very painful! I always enjoy your vids. Life is slower at 76!

[@theetravisb]

Dang that is crazy never know what can happen working on cars. try to be as safe as I can

[@michaeljackson8510]

Y didn’t u go ahead and replace the other two u joints while you had the shaft out?

[@DubiousNookie]

Yeah he did. New carrier bearing too.

[@colinbell896]

The old critical information at the end of the instructions.if only I had a dollar for every time I had been there.but I think it is one of the things that makes your channel real.these things happen to all of us I would say 90% of projects end up sitting for that exact reason

[@theetravisb]

It’s always more complicated than it lets on

[@staceysmith6518]

Boy howdy, get some sun on those legs I’m sure they don’t meet KZbin community guidelines lol!

[@theetravisb]

😂😂 that’s funny

[@TylersNeighborhoodGarage]

Don't even attempt to rebuild that Hydramatic unless you have a lot of patience, which I've not always seen, and a willingness to use the CADILLAC service manual, which I've also not seen. Not being mean, but there are only a handful of people in the US that can rebuild them, a handful of owners that can afford it, and even less people on YT that know a Hydramatic is.

[@martynparrott4563]

Travis, love your video's , watching in UK. The Red Telephone Box on that trailer , were introduced in 1926 until 1985 , over the years several designs were use . The crown was properly that of King George V (5) .

[@theetravisb]

Interesting didn’t know that

[@phildunne2632]

The British phone box must be a rare sight across the pond man very 😎 man!

[@thomasmussari2819]

Lets see that car running!! keep this project going!!!

[@debbiebermudez5890]

Mr. B. Here ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍. This should be very interesting, you stated these cars are not cheap to bring back. Love both vehicles you guys are working on . FYI I have worked on many vehicles it did not take long , when working on a vehicle that most likely someone screwed it up. So ! I now keep my cool and expect it is screwup and I keep clear head . Love what you do 🍩☕️👀😎👍🇺🇸

[@cycloneKP]

Hey Travis i am from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 i love your videos keep doing buddy i love it 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@theetravisb]

Appreciate you watching from India that’s cool 💪🏼💪🏼

[@cycloneKP]

Thank you buddy ​@@theetravisb

[@Chevydude57]

Hello Travis, love the caddy and the video. Been watching you and your dad since you first started your channel. Your videos are getting better and better with each new video you do. I am definitely hoping you will do a complete trans rebuild and share it with us. The caddy is in great shape and would make a nice weekend cruiser so maybe a sympathetic resto with some interior work and maybe some exterior paint work or something to complement the patina would make a nice video for us to watch. Keep up the good work yall are doing and thanks.

[@andersaxelsson2196]

Awsome video Travis

[@b6s4shelter]

That's a British phone booth with British crown on it. Not the crown of standard oil red crown gasoline. I don't think the oil barons were endorsed by the British royalty of the day

[@theetravisb]

😂😂 you right

[@b6s4shelter]

@@theetravisb it's funny how a crest adds status and legitimacy.

[@mitchm5883]

Of course we'd like to the transmission worked on! :)

[@cowfrank]

I always thought it strange they called a hardtop a Sedan DeVille.

[@johnfranklin5277]

Why? The 2 door is a Coupe Deville. DEVILE is the model name.

[@billywird]

I believe the 4dr hardtops were called Sedan DeVille and the 2dr hardtops were called Coupe DeVille for Cadillacs. I might be wrong here but of course the lower tier GM vehicles were just called sedans or hardtops either 2dr or 4dr.

[@jimmyjimjims7483]

Hearing that puny DeWalt scream in pain trying to loosen that nut was terrifying Travis lol please for goodness sakes get a Milwaukee M18 Fuel if you don't already have one they're amazing.

[@Theoriginalmalcontentcorner]

Love your gas pump and sign collection but I would say- YES! Rebuild the tranny. You got it this far, why quit now?

[@oidirk]

Excellent restoration! Also love the new sign and the look of your compound at night. Go forward with the transmission!

[@pete79602]

A transmission rebuild and diagnostic would be really really interesting and UNIQUE

[@chezsnailez]

Couldn't find a London Metropolitan Police public call box? They're surprisingly roomy inside...

[@bernardbrady1651]

Lease do the transmission. Hello from Birmingham England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@danswartwood4580]

The drags are the 27th and 28th Travis and thank you for your APPRECIATION to your subscribers 😢

[@johnlydon533]

Great video Travis. Lots of content. Enjoyed watching. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@faulknerfixesall]

good to see you put a thermostat back in ,sometimes its good to slow coolant down a bit so it has a chance to go thru radiator in a slower motion so it can actually cool like intended from factory. please follow thru with the transmission. might be something simple (but you know its not ) keep up the great videos

[@WHEREVER-I-ROAM]

Rebuild the TRANSMISSION in the CADDY (you gotta do it) I hope Beautiful SIGN

[@nuffytreez-ez1lx]

TRAVIS . Please save her . I'd love to see the continued work to get her up and running reliable. Top work, mate 👍 I'm sure you'd have fans world wide. I'm watching from Australia 🇦🇺 .

[@davidcolesr.8628]

I would love to unfortunately it’s 2500 Miles and the Ole’ Lady would Blow a Gasket 😂, one Day I Pray it’s the Good Lord’s Will that I Shake the Hand’s of You & Your Dad. He did Right By You Travis, You are Wise beyond Your Years Young Man. God Bless You All, along with anyone Reading this Comment. Thank You for Being You

[@mnanninga4247]

Absolutely want to see this project completed. Fluid, filter and modulator valve. Hopefully that fixes it. Last resort tranny rebuilding.

[@RobertSmith-jl4yw]

Yes. Persevere with this car, please. I have brought an old (Borg Warner "DG") auto 'box from crap to lovely for 2 GB-pounds (and a fair bit of labour!). Could be something simple, but this is a super car. Very envious. I hope you're aware of "Low Buck Garage" on KZbin and his shortened Jeep that he races at the Duct-Tape Drags. Great channel, too.

[@EricV63]

I enjoy the channel, but finding the time to watch the long format videos isn't always in the cards. Probably don't need to watch you pack wheel bearings, even at super speed. ;-)

[@ARAR148]

I love how junkyards think their cars are worth so much yet, they're completely trashed, 4500 is outrageous

[@rodneyprimm5984]

Awesome job, always love your videos. Thank you for sharing. God bless 🙏

[@billhammond3332]

I'd LOVE to visit that yard. I saw an 80's Mercury Capri that likely had items I need for mine. As for the 60 Pontiac, my dad had one of those in the same green color when I was a little kid (early 70's). My first car was a 60 Impala 4 door in turquoise/white. I was stationed at Luke AFB 01-06, retired from there.

[@scottsmith4450]

Hi Travis. Did Pima county approve your permit for the new light pole? Lol. Just picking. I'm dealing with their ridiculousness currently. Enjoying your channel. See you guys at Duct Tape! 😁

[@culturevulture3382]

Travis... I hope you wired that pole correctly. You know, mains electricity in a steel pole. BTW that phone booth looks British to me... with the crown. Although, typically, an old british one would have eg GR or ER with the crown... denoting the monarch at the time... George Rex or Edward Rex.

[@billhampton8004]

We’d still enjoy watching you refurbishing old appliances.

[@mick00000000002]

Mate!!! Mick Australia I watch every episode. And today best . I will put shit on you. Love it mate. God bless your family) mick Australia 🇦🇺

[@kjh789az]

Great work on the signage and an enjoyable video. Thanks! Please follow through with the Caddy transmission.

[@sfcbrick]

Travis, love your perseverance. I'm glad you changed the freeze plugs. I was concerned that might get "overlooked". Keep working it!

[@culturevulture3382]

I'm glad that Cadillac body in the junk yard didn't crush you. Probably not as precarious as it appeared. Always satisfying when you get the part you need.

[@robertjohnstone2869]

The telephone box was made in Scotland UK kirkintilloch is 15 minutes drive from Glasgow where I live very cool.

[@RossEphgrave]

Man oh man that car was knocking like a Jehovahs witness lol. I noticed when you were parking it around 49 minutes it will need a rear suspension. This is a cool car. I would love to own one like it. I used to work with a guy from Quebec who has a '62 coupe I believe... Love that sign!! Please show the trammission rebuild!! Great video Travis. Thanks.

[@arthurmccarron4379]

Great. Job. Covered. All the. Stops. Thanks for the info ❤❤❤❤

[@simes205]

Telephone box. They used to be everywhere here in the UK. Not many around now, just in tourist villages!!…and the occasional front garden!

[@michalvanca7834]

Hello from eastern europe! Slovakia! Love your channel and work that you are doing. Say hello to dad and keep going! 💪👍 please continue with this project! Love Caddies…

[@shanewhite4227]

Junkyards are kool this junkyard is amazing is this the one that discovery made the car flipping show at?

[@mattsergison542]

Been there with the pump machining. Had the same on my 59 Cadillac. Had to take it to a machine shop £400 or about $300 total later. Although it’s a much better design than factory once rebuilt.