I remember these cars brand new when i was a young man, i always wanted a superbird or daytona, still love them, thx. Matt

My goodness he knows which way the washer fluid reservoir cap should open! Respect.

When I was thirteen years old a family friend and I went for a test drive in a 1970 Superbird. Being a big Petty fan I was over the moon. I am so glad you are restoring these beautiful cars.

I could listen to this man talk about this all day

For a channel with 2 videos to be this cool is impressive. Please keep the videos coming.

I owned that 69 dodge Daytona purchased it from Race mothers in Marion Ohio brand new off the show room. With no guarantee as the hood was sealed I traded my Olds 442 on that car while attending OSU. After that car I went to a 454 corvette so I was use to power on the street. I put those stickers on the car and drove it around as my parents about had a heart attack. One day I drove into an intersection of an interstate and was met with a guy that was driving a Plymouth super bird 440 six pack. He took off down the interstate and I did also, as I blew his doors off before we reached an overpass. He was the son of a local car dealership and though he had the best beast in town until he met my car, he went limping back to daddy.

Really well done video. Love the detail and the passion for the cars.

I can't wait to hear this rare of piece of history start! ...and Henderson, you are THE man!

The only problem with this video is I am watching it instead of working on my old car..LOL

Good morning Mr. Jennings. I'm also from Indiana. Beech Grove is the little city within a big city of Indianapolis. ☺️

Thanks for doing this video. I've had my Daytona for 51 years and your showing me things I never knew.

Alright Bob. You carry yourself very well. This is just the type of thing I enjoy. I have restored more mopars than I could count. Even the other Detroit iron as well.

You really have a ‘knack’ for this! Your an excellent youtuber!

One thing makes me wonder........I hear this fellow say we did this and we did that. I wonder if he is like my dad. My dad takes credit for stuff he didn't do. He just pays the bills. I do the work and he takes the credit. LOL I love the fact that they are taking care and giving new life to this car.

Thank you for sharing your cars and knowledge with us

You have some great treasures. Thanks for keeping them just as they were when built. Looking forward to seeing more of them.

The ULTIMATE muscle car.

I love your channel and if someone gives you crap online, just remind them that you have 8 wingcars. Tell them to be quiet, adults are talking.

Awesome car! Wow what a find...thanks for sharing

I totally agree with your comment on the victim crap, no need to apologize. Love these videos, keep them coming. 👍

This is such an amazing collection, and I really enjoy how you are preserving the history of these great machines. Extremely impressive!!!

Great Mopar mind

Great video. Excellent presentation and an awesome car.

Because “here in America we’re all victims first”, boy you got that one right

Awesome car and great narration, love the detail!

I didn't see you mention anything about the air cleaner. The only 426 Hemi part that I have is an original, untouched '69 Hemi air cleaner and base that was a wall hanger since the mid '70s. It would look perfect in that engine compartment. If you're interested, let me know, I can get you some pictures. Great video of an amazing survivor, btw!

What wonderful piece of history glad it made it into you loving care and family who will ensure its preservation for a long time to come.

This christine sounds like a heck of a car enthusiast!

Awesome video guys. Dream car garage for sure.

Great video and presentation! Really appreciate your goal of preserving the car and maintaining its originality. They’re only original once! Look forward to future videos!

Very cool stuff your knowledge of these very special cars from the hayday of Mopar muscle and the awesome cars that were built..

What an informed man..👍👍👍

Wonderfull presentation!

Good man ,nice

This is incredible, Love you video`s on the daytona.

Great video. I enjoyed it very much.

So i have a 2006 Daytona edition charger in Top Banana. I absolutely love it and i love driving it. Hopefully 1 day 50 years from now somebody owns it and rebuilds it just how you are doing to this Daytona.

Personally I love the "day 2 look" with the decals, hedders, etc. I would love to see it with the mag wheels as it was in its heyday, but I totally get the rarity, relative near 100% originality and high value of a car like that, having it returned to original it what it deserves.

I bought a 69 charger from Harvey Dalton in Blue Ridge Tx. a year ago, and the previous owner on the old title, was Christine > forget the last name.....Could this one be from her? He said it was the 2nd nicest one they ever restored, and it runs like off the showroom floor in 69...

Awesome

Are you referring to Glen-Ray radiators in Wausau, Wisconsin?

Stupid question do they make replacement bady panels for these two cars? These rwo cars are my dream cars.

I would like to see if someone who modified and painted these cars would do a interview ,would be neat to hear.

When you clean parts and surfaces under the hood, try using WD-40 as a cleaning solvent. Use a tooth brush or soft straight cut type brush (like a house paint brush) and go at it. The WD will dissolve petroleum/grease/oil while not damaging paint or plastic. It will also work wonders on rubber hose's and wiring. I use white paper towels to wipe so you can see when all dirt is removed. For parts like the cooling fan WD will work well to remove the road film that gets blown back from driving in the rain. After going at it with WD-40 to remove all dirt and crud then wash with Formula 409 and clean water to remove the WD-40. You will be surprised how well this works. Meguires new "Ultimate" series compound and polish is what I would recommend on saving original paint. Some new formula in "Ultimate" series removes oxidation with chemicals instead of abrasives. So you won't scratch the snot out of the paint or grind it off with coarse compounds. LPS # 1 makes a nice final cleaning solvent as it works like WD but does not attract dirt. I use LPS#1 and tooth brush on wire bundles and connectors. Hope this helps

thank you for your comment of victim hood ,just subscribed

Looks like Christine had just a desire to keep original parts as the Jennings gang. She sounds like quite the woman to take an interest in such old cars and still retain after all these years.

That is an incredible piece of history. Does it have the fender tag and build sheet?

There’s 4 cars in that garage that are worth their weight in gold..... people dream of having one..... this guy has 4!!!!!😮😮

You didn't mention the single-pole ballast resistor, that must mean it has a points distributor, single or dual points? I always set the secondary set at 0.02 thousand more than the primary set, gives it a little more advance when you need it most.

“…all victim’s of course.” Love it!!!!

A guy around Kirksville Missouri owned a 426 hemi Daytona yes it was a hemi car

Any chance of getting Christine to do a video?

Loved the comment were all victims lol

So did I miss the video where you finally got it fired off and running

“Sometimes you get tired of that victim crap....” 👍🏻

My grandad bought a brand new super bird. He said it was the worst built car he ever owned. He sold it when I was six after owning it for only 2 years. He died in 1999 at 91 years of age. He regretted selling it right up to the day died.

What kind of a dope would "thumbs down" a Daytona video?!?

Did you keep the original brake fluid? Huh? Did you? lol

Love the shirt you're wearing! Can you tell me where I can get one?

No TAC? Every Muscle car Has a TAC..

Bahahaha here in America were all victims! Love it

THIES GUYS LOOK AT A VIN # AND CAN TELL YOU WHAT EACH LETTER MEANS...WISH HE WAS MY SHOP TEACHER...

I know of a whole race of people that loves the victim crap

Are you ever going to start the dam thing or keep putting out videos filled with facts most of us know