Will it Run? Episode 18: 1959 Chevy Biscayne! Part 1 of 3

[@washedupguy2759]

"Will It Run" is my new favorite video series! I eagerly await each new installment, especially those featuring the 1940's and 1950's vintages. Anyone who can't groove on a 1959 'Scayne is simply bereft of taste and intellect.

[@TonyBruno-c4i]

9 years. Ago good Old Days 59 Chevy blue 💙. Stella

[@IanHotson]

We miss you Stella,

[@glenharper3136]

Thanks for the cool old video.

[@toddrouch7526]

Scott, Dude... KZbin recommended this video for me to watch, what a flashback... Ten years ago... 🤣😂🤣😂

[@robertshemory3541]

Looking forward to seeing more car fun. ❤️😎✌️👍 cheers Scott.

[@liljoeii6091]

Anytime I see this video of this car I got to watch it thank you for the video

[@rayinpau.s.a.6351]

Scott , Looks as though your car collection has not started yet ? Very Cool !

[@barbershoppodcast]

i love seeing Stella all these years later - mystic magic puppers spirit guide.

[@davidarnette327]

As I eagerly wait for the end of the drive way race, I stated watching all your videos. I love the will it run series!

[@LMacNeill]

Love the "cat's eye" tail lights on those old '59s. Definitely the epitome of 1950s styling, in my opinion.

[@pdsbulldog9941]

Love the "will it run" series!!!!! Thank you for what you do!

[@paulsheehan8185]

in u.s, 261 c.i.d wasn'i avalable, the catalina came std, with a 389 c.i.d

[@dannyjohnson5770]

The back of those 59s look like a stoned vampire 🧛‍♂️

[@j-man6001]

Oh man! 1 outta 10 rating! I am deff watching this one out! HAHA Like always, great videos! Cheers!

[@DimensionDude]

Ahh, the memories! In 1968 our 2 family cars were a 1959 Chevrolet Impala and a 1950-something Chevrolet Belair. My favorite was the Impala because it was the Batmobile! At least it was to my 6-year-old self. ;-)

[@MrCarGuy]

You made my day! I love that you continue to make this series for KZbin! This 59 was really sitting for a while. Wow.

[@coldwarmotors]

MrCarGuy20 Hey! Thanks for watching this stuff! I've wanted a 59 Chev since I was a kid. Bought the cheapest one I could find, of course, haha.

[@scottwalsh6999]

Great show - I always look forward to a new episode!

[@Bruningable]

Oh how much I love this stuff! This is just GREAT!

[@mr.goodpliers6988]

Great work, guys! I have this identical car in Kansas!

[@Smartymcnotsosmart]

actually said "what!?!.... yeahhh!!!!" when i seen new WIR uploads. Thanx, man! needed a new junk fix!

[@coldwarmotors]

Smartymcnotsosmart Hi! Hey, thanks for the encouragement! I'll keep doing these if people think it's cool. Glad you liked it.

[@untouchableraider1960]

Hell yeah my dream car a 1959 Chevrolet Impala 💯💯 Black and White

[@AlanG58]

My favorite Chevy ever! The 55-57's are so dull in comparison to the 59's beautiful styling! I'm also partial as I had a black 59 Bel Air four door sedan. It was nothing fancy, 235, 3 on the tree but boy did it ride great and look even better! Love these cars.

[@watchingitallhere]

Sweet car... the flathead sounds OK! Very nice to hear that blast from the past keep these bids coming please.

[@coldwarmotors]

Hey thanks for the note and for checking out the old Chev! All the best from us here...

[@roosty6]

Another great video of bringing a rusty relic back to life. Nice work!

[@ibbykhan942]

Brilliant Keep em coming!

[@pappabob29]

Love the "Body Shop" lingo. "Whiskey dent", "Grandpa dent". "After his 5th Old Fashioned". As "classic" as the car !!!

[@junkman7426]

Love your cold start videos. Nice old beasts!

[@petercrowl9467]

Dad had a '59 Biscayne 4 door 6. It must have been around '62. He traded in a 56 DeSoto (had that sweet Semi-Automatic where you manually shifted from first to second then it auto'd to third.) Anyway - I vividly remember him telling me of it before he brought it home. The coolest part .... Twin Antennas on the rear deck!

[@albertaboyz]

I like it. Great car to save.

[@michaelcuff5780]

Oh! Im sure this badboy rides REAL nice.

[@RustyGlovebox]

59's are one of my favorite Chevy's, the car is fairly complete for setting as long as it did. I call those type of fender dents "whiskey dents", Great find!

[@coldwarmotors]

Rusty Glovebox Hey thanks! I was lucky to get this one before the crusher...

[@nowitsabadtime]

A car this "fucked-up." LMAO that was funny.

[@shroomush3153]

the chrome on the bumper looks amazing

[@RuciPrasiddha]

"Will it run" This episode is my favorite! i really like what you guys do to that Chevy 1959, i expecting some new videos! i look forward for it!

[@coldwarmotors]

Hey, thanks for checking out the 59 Chevy! I am working on another Chevy series as we speak! (Top Secret, haha) All the best from me and the girls here...

[@RuciPrasiddha]

Sure thing! i hope you guys doing well, and stella!

[@kaferman62]

Inspirational as always!

[@jamespaulson5486]

Love the back end on the 59's, it looks like if you went fast enough they would just take off.

[@hcombs0104]

I just discovered this channel. Stella is a great dog, BTW.

[@jasoncarpp7742]

My favourite years for Chevrolet was 1959, 1960, 1961, 1963, and 1964. :)

[@nottawaygarage3683]

I so love your video series and blog. So much fun to watch, and better than some of the garbage on TV now. Keep up the good work, and keep having fun! Cheers from Kentucky

[@coldwarmotors]

+dirk rasmussen Hey, thanks for the note; glad you like them. "Keep having fun": words to live by. Cheers from me and Stel!

[@johnrichards1268]

+coldwarmotors subbed and liked

[@johnccargill4665]

Nice tailight. As my dad found out on his 59 Biscayne, they are just right in the way of the bumper dagmars from our old neighbor's 1953 Mercury. Cost him two sets parallel parking.

[@ycmdill]

Had a 59 Chevy. Going through the mountains between Texas and Oklahoma I thought I would have to get out and push. 15 MPH floored but it kept going. Put a 5.7l in it.

[@grandpamoonstone7772]

More like a 59 Disdain! Beautiful but fugger me the worked over! put your love in her!

[@MattGleason1]

I had a 59 biscayne in high school in the 80s. 265 3 on the tree ... drove it everywhere for years. Mis it now

[@jeffreymartin6451]

Love these video's

[@1940limited]

This seems like a great pass time!

[@critchley3819]

Am a Ford person but yes the 59 Chevy was amazing, being born in 51 I remember these from new, If I was born earlier & being looking for a low price car Ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth it would have come to only one way of solving the problem, buy them all..

[@TheCorvetteBen]

Man rough with a capital R! Still looks sweet even though all the sheet metal is either bondo or rust from the waist down.

[@vitorcamilo6796]

Here in Brazil we say that these tires without grooves are of the "Kojak" mark, because we say that a tire without furrows is "bald" like the famous actor who interpreted this detective, in the 70s.

[@tonymartin4255]

it saying fix me please cool used to cruise a 60 Belair in the early 80s love them almost as much as late 50s mopars

[@san379]

great find

[@danacarroll1629]

Hi SCOTT I just seen the limo is there going to be a second video were you get it running if there is I can’t seem to find it

[@redradiodog]

I had a 59 exactly like this one,same color even.

[@looking_33]

You should have a real TV show! That'd be awesome

[@coldwarmotors]

Tyler Mondano Hey, thanks for watching this stuff! At least if it's not a "real" show you know it's not scripted and phoney, haha! Cheers from everyone here that helps out on these!

[@mykline1]

I had a1959 impala back in the day. Wish I still had it and also my 1950 Chevy b deluxe.

[@coldwarmotors]

Cool... I'd love an impala, but I only have a Biscayne budget! Haha cheers...

[@slowpokebr549]

Massey Ferguson parts are idler blocks for all that roller chain back there. They probably went on a manure spreader or a combine.

[@coldwarmotors]

+slowpokebr549 Hey, thanks! I knew someone would know exactly what those were for. I figured they were part of a reel from a swather. Cheers from me and Stella!

[@doctorzaius4084]

Stripper '59 Chevies are fucking crazy. Liberace on the outside, Rheingold on the inside!

[@MarjorieRusling]

Wonder if anyone remembers the '77 AMC Pacer D/L [silver and black] that we rescued from South Cooking Lake, southeast of Edmonton over 6 years ago. It's a long-term project and we're hoping to answer the question one day: "Will it run?". Almost all the significant wiring had been cut out of the engine compartment, unbeknownst to us, but it's a rare-optioned car and we're hoping we did the right thing to save it. Tons of money in it so far!

[@FleshLessOne]

@4:56 I was thinking that very same thing.. or a pile of cash woody be nice ..eh .. Take off eh you hoser an pass the joint or pipe.. now play some good Canadian Rock like April Wine or Triumph .. this time !

[@grandprismatic]

Dig the grampa whiskey dent

[@coldwarmotors]

Yeah, my favorite "feature", too...

[@sferrell1000]

I want the orange Saab.

[@Thevinylking69]

You guys dont like to soak the stuck engine blocks in a solvent like kerosene or diesel fuel? Not as fun as hitting it with a sledge though but theres definately less risk of damage involved with the soak method.

[@clevelandmaker7044]

what did you do with the scayne .... or the bikes

[@BlueRidgeJ79]

That one's been out in the wild a good while.

[@stevengrotte2987]

can the back bumper be straightened?

[@MadsWorld34]

235 shouldnt be that hard to find. we are rebuilding one at the shop right now. but these new rear main seals are a nightmare to get in.

[@andrewclarke1212]

just a question are any of these cars for sale?

[@MrComaToes]

My family owned nothing but Chevy cars when I was a kid, starting with a '52, a '55, a '57, a 58, a 1960 Impala (my personal favorite) a 1962 Nova wagon, a 1963 white with red interior SS Impala that got wrecked 4 days after we bought it (would have been my favorite) a 1965 SS Impala (my moms personal favorite) a 68 Malibu, a 68 Chevy Van, and a 1969 Impala plus more I'm forgetting, I'm sure. I remember those cars with all kinds of fondness, BUT back in the day I actually disliked the 58's and 59's pretty intensely... Those two years HAVE really grown on me over the years, yet I might have a hard time agreeing with you as to 1959 being Chevrolet's finest hour, so many other years, I think, were WAY cooler! Having said that this Scayne is a pretty cool old beasty though! Glad to see you rescued her and post the whole series all at once, very cool, I'm on to watch part 2 now!

[@coldwarmotors]

MrComaToes Hey! Thanks for the kind words, and for watching this stuff!

[@MrComaToes]

coldwarmotors No problem I've been subbed for a while now, you've resurected a few cool machines as I remember, but it has been a while.

[@xxitz_adianzxx823]

MrComaToes wow thats cool my favorite car is the 60' impala :)

[@scootergeorge9576]

Many years ago I bought a straight, rust free running 1959 Chevy SEDAN DELIVERY for $125 US. California car. Bought it in Oxnard California. Put a rebuilt carburetor from Pep Boys for maybe 12 bucks and the 235 6 ran great. A couple of months later I need rent money so I sold her for $150. Did you and your faithful furry sidekick try penetrating oil instead of the sledge? Might have worked, eh. Practicing my Canadian. Friends say I don't know what I'm talking a boot...

[@coldwarmotors]

Of course. The sledge was more of a last-ditch thing after I had already found the conical fractures in the pistons caused by the immense pressure of the rust squeezing them in the bores. I would never try something like that on an engine I expected to run. Also, the "eh" at the end of a sentence should be followed by a question mark, as its purpose is to make a sentence an interrogative, thus inviting a reply, or implying that the other person may have something to add. As for "aboot", that is primarily an East-coast thing, as i have never heard it. It likely traces its roots to the large Scottish ancestry of the area. Cheers!

[@scootergeorge9576]

Thanks for the reply. Wish I still had that 1959 sedan delivery though...

[@untouchableraider1960]

That my friend is Impala Not a Biscayne but nice Ride you got there.

[@wb6162]

You didn't have a 409 sitting around the place?

[@thekingsilverado9004]

I think I have a 291 Chevy sitting in my barn wanna take a long drive 4 it? $100 bucks you can't lose it's mostly rebuilt... Just needs a carb..

[@Thirdgen83]

I enjoy these videos, but why are the cars ALWAYS 4-doors??

[@DG102961]

Este es un modelo clásico, q con los correspondientes repuestos, puede volver a andar tranquilamente

[@internetkumquat4542]

Now it would've been parked for 50 by now

[@davepotter4521]

do you guys sell any of these cars

[@thekingsilverado9004]

I don't know where the hell this guy is finding all these cars with nice chrome and trim pieces but holy cripes. Around here you just don't open a trunk or hood because you could be wearing a brand new Bobcat or Possum coat or worse have a Timber Rattler hanging off your nose or lower lip.

[@thejeepdoctor]

Baloney skin for tires. 🤣

[@fhionnsgarage4770]

Love your vids! I am a car girl here in Canada, where you from? Judging by the Alta plates on this I'm going to assume there? I can't stand to see old cars die. Currently have an 1980 Porsche 931 and a 1965 Fury II.

[@coldwarmotors]

Hey, thanks for checking them out! We are indeed in Alberta, near Edmonton. You have a couple of great cars there, take care of the classics! Cheers from us here at CWMC!

[@mothereartha7]

The 59 Biscayne sat in the mud screaming get this rust of of me , l was America’s finest now l am almost a ghost please get this rust out of me, and fire me up or at least a quick tidy and some classic tyres.

[@dvndvdsn1]

i know its max rusty. but, i dont care really. i love it, id fix it, and just drive it around like it is.

[@styldsteel1]

How much for masey furgeson pieces of wood? I"ll pay top dolla,r you know :)

[@1marcelfilms]

get it running, duck tape the hood shut and drive

[@davestone7322]

I'd really like to hang out at your place. You find pieces of shit but you guys are having fun at that's worth a lot.

[@mrrepurpose9596]

[@SINGINGDRUMMERGUY]

I had no idea that Seth Rogen was a car guy.

[@paulsheehan2741]

you couldn't buy a biscayne in u.s, bel air was base model, (biscaynes were police, fire taxi cars), americans had no stomach for barebones cars

[@DanKirchner5150]

volvo is latin for "it rolls"

[@AcmeRacing]

There's a video of one of these 1959s in an offset crash with a 2009 Malibu. It's a Bel Air, but it's the same basic body. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5KnpGSpfa9_fKc

[@MegaBruceC]

This was the ONLY body style I liked in the Chevy lineup!

[@lovefordgalaxie]

Poor Stella, she's gonna get tetanus from those things, LOL!!!

[@Tomcat71]

This thing is in worse shape that the old Plymouth they pulled out of that time capsule. LOL