Yesss cool old stuff again!!

Built perfectly...wouldn't change a thing.

Nascar should've let Ford run this engine and they should've let Mopar continue running the wing cars.

My dad owned one of those Fairlanes when I was very young in the early 70's. It wasn't a race car, it was almost just a stock Fairlane with a loud exhaust and wide tires on the back. I loved that old car

On the seventh day God rested, and gave the approval for the 427 SOC Cammer. He saw it was good.

steve is a lunatic with the purist passion for designing building so under rated in the industry

Seeing builds like these are infinately More interesting than just another LS swap

Loved when Jay Leno took it for a spin. Jay: HEEEEEEEEELP!!!

Amazing build. Love the well planned and appreciated thought put into detail and respecting "parts pin" methodology. Fan-fricken-tastic.

I love all the older heads who lived in the hot rod era coming to the donut garage to share there passion

Dude was awesome I loved all the details on it!!!😀❤

Steve needs to come back with EVERYTHING hes done his builds are sick af

That's a $50,000+ engine under the hood...god bless America👍🇺🇸

I wish Jon and Nads would always do the interviews. They ask good questions, and keep it informative yet fun. What a wicked car. Steve Strope seems so damn cool. Cheers!

Jon reminded me of a quote I love and for this car it's perfect: "My idea of a symphony; eight pistons playing the tune my right foot tells them to"

That car is FUCKING amazing. As a guy that grew up seeing Dan Gurney race at Riverside in the 60s.

"THE CAMMER"...STILL KING OF THE "FE'S". A BEAUTIFUL PEACE OF ART WORK! THANKS

14:06, oooh no no no my friend this is where we pump that volume all the way up!

This is one of those things that really grabs me tight from the automotive community. Above all else, I'm an artist first and it motivates a lot of what I do. I am not an engineer by any stretch of the definition. I love to see these cars that not only have this incredible attention to detail, but you can hear the passion and the pride of the artist as he talks about his masterpiece. The man is truly a craftsman in his own league, and I would argue that he may only share that league with the creator of Icon.

Now this dude is one who really knows what he was doing with his car i love his choice of words

Nads actually let the owner talk. Improving day by day lol

Congrats on 1/4 of the way to DT1000

How is no one talking about this engine! LITERALLY BANNED BY NASCAR!! FOR BEING TOO POWERFUL!! 427 FORD POWER

Strope seems like the perfect guy to be building these beautiful cars.

This guy's Martini Mustang is the Pinnacle of automotive awesomeness

I really want to meet Nads one day and have a beer with him, what an awesome guy, thanks Nads.

Awesome build! those 427 sohc had there own sound absolutely spectacular! 👍 thanks for sharing!

I remember the old TV ads that said; Ford has a better idea! Well Steve, you took that concept to it’s high tech edge. Detail & engineering are impeccable. Ed Pink is a better engine builder than Keith Black. It sounds insane & it’s got truly frightening performance. An outstanding build project, congratulations!

Love 66-67 Fairlane’s. 👍🏻

This car is beautiful. Straight and loud. So pretty. Another awesome video Halfway to 500, guys. Defiantly the Chop King. Such a rowdy noise. I love it Turn it down, Jon? More like turn it up. This thing is so crisp. Love that sound. Can almost feel it in my chest.

Pure automotive art. Some people's dream cars are lambos and bugattis..... cars like this are mine. My dad had a dark metallic green 66' Fairlane GTA with a 390 and later on a 68 or 69 Torino 428scj, white with black stripes. I was too young to remember the Fairlane he had very well, but I do remember him ripping on that Torino. It sure sounded awesome. If you heard him say "Hang on kids!" You were a split second away from having your head pinned to the seat. I do remember he only had it a short time until he pulled the engine and took it to his machine shop to shave the heads and lighten the crank amongst other things. It REALLY ripped when he was done with it. I would love to have one but they have gotten really expensive. I've had a nice notch back 65 stang with a built 351w in it and loved it. Wish I wouldn't have sold it now. I'd like to build restomod 66 Fairlane one day.

427 ford... Pure perfection

The best part of night shift is watching these loud af. Those exhaust notes though!

Such.... beautiful..... noise!

This is my favorite Steve Strope car. One of the great engines of all time the 427 SOHC...

Probably my favorite build and builder so far!

As a fairlane owner... ALL CLEAR🤘🏽

“Its getting late I should go to bed” hoonigans-“new video” me-“welp sleep can wait”

Thanks all for the sweet memories I had the pleasure to drive a Ford Fairlane 390 4 speed slightly built, back in the early 70's We always have at least one V8 in the family but my favorite car to drive is currently a 2007 WRX stage 2 with progressive rate springs and huge sway bars, smiles in every mile.

Thanks so much for keeping the mansmission, keeps the driver connected with the car and 3 pedals on the floor adds character.

I'm actually up late enough to watch this. It's 3 in the morning in Connecticut and I got to be at work in 4 hours. LOL but these guys are worth staying up on other 20 minutes for. Hoon on gentleman keep up the great work

Steve Strope!Pure Vision!Also my Hero..!! My favorite fabricator!Not over the top like RBros.Just clean sheet builds true to original form.Excellent vlog!!💩

Single handedly one of the most beautiful 66 lanes I've ever seen.

That is a beautiful and violent idle! The whole car makes me glow with pride for my favorite car company.

You know this is a bad ass machine when it sets everyone's car alarms off going by lol

Uploads on point.

I cannot get enough of this build. The attention to detail is so unreal. You could look at this build 100 times and still find new details. Fucking amazing work.

This is the most badass '67 Fairlane on the planet.

Being a '68-'69 RR/GTX fan, I can't help but love that squared off body style.

He's got a show now..praise the car Gods!!

That fairlane looks freaking beautiful

I absolutely love this car. Kept seeing it off to the side on one of his shows and was waiting for them to show it in detail like this but they never did so thanks hoonigans for bringing him and the car in. If I ever had the money to build a ultra high end car I would go to this man for sure

Skairlane with the Southeast Gassers runs a SOHC 427 in the A-Gas division. Awesome car.

I actually like nads. He's super knowledgeable and I'm sure he would be a great mentor. Nads take me under your wing or should I say beer belly? Haha I'll travel but I'm a vintage Mercedes guy though. No Honda's for me and that might be a deal breaker for you lol

My Dad had a 1967 Fairlane 500 with a 427 sideoiler. He drag raced it in super stock class. After the race tracks closed down in our area, he traded it in at the end of 1969. Decades later (two years ago), it was sold at the Mecum auction in Florida for $110,000. And it was painted just like my Dad had it when he raced. It's name was Black Magic. I'm hoping to see it again someday. It was awesome seeing that car on TV.

With the facial expressions, the Ford love, the detail love, and the cocky attitude, this guy is Ken Block in an alternate universe

Steve sounds like an older version of Jimmy from Grand Theft Auto 5

well now I feel all warm inside😊

I am stoked to see a full frame v-8 hot rod instead of a "put rice in gas tank" 4 banger, hopped up with a turbo! I realize that higher compression 4 bangers are "the way of the future" but, forgive me if I will always be in love with a stout v-8! Our old 1973 small block 400 w/4.125 stroke using a stroker crankshaft, bored .030 over, amber lightweight pistons,11/1 compression, & much, much more, stuffed into a 79 z-28 hauled asp!!!! That is bad ass for a ford!!!!!!

Soon as he opened that hood I thought, "Holy pooper scooper! That's one big ass engine!"

That guy has an "EYE" for detail.

Uugghhh that sounded so good

Man that would make me 30 yrs younger just driving it, must be nice, thanks for sharing

I'm 55 years old now, but when I was 16, my very first car I ever purchased with my own money was a Red 1967 Ford Custom 500 and I paid $500 for it from a used car lot. I freakin LOVED that car.

Steve Strope is a genius, this car is pure bliss insanity and I also love his show. The 427 SOHC Cammer is the holy grail of Ford engine designs, I would throw my Coyote down a cliff on fire to get one.

Powered through Nads because of cammer goodness ;)

Zach needs to chop rate everything on this channel. In the UK where we don't get as much chop as you...it's important to us 🙏

This duded is the sickest custom builder out there IMO. Every one of his build is beautiful and tasteful and full of crazy details.

Jay Leno featured this car once on his channel. Bad ass ride

Nads seems like he is calmed down and is a little more normal now

Listened to this at full volume with over ear headphones, the sound was that glorious.

Love the old stuff. The World of Speed museum in Wilsonville, Oregon, has one of Ned Jarrett's NASCAR Fairlanes on display. It still rocks its Holman-Moody prepped 427 and lots of other cool features, like the in-cabin adjusters for jacking weight on or off the rear corners of the chassis. But it's crude as hell with a minimal rollbar, stock Fairlane bucket seats, and a stock steering wheel wrapped in black tape. Imagine spending four hours in one of those bastards without a "cool suit" in Alabama on an August afternoon, when the in-car temperatures ran 140 degrees. The old drivers had cast-iron balls.

Bruh nads stays bringing that heat 🔥🔥

you guys need to build up the 429 cobra Torino

I had one of these cars, It was the first car I had just out of high school. I sold it three times and people gave it back twice so I kept the handles to the doors and sold it for parts and it never came back. I still have the door handles. That was 50 years ago and I still have the door handles. They are so cool. They are made of metal and fold down out of the way and the lift up to open the door.

The Holy grail of all engines PERIOD.

Joe Rogan trusts Steve Strope to build his awesome cars. His 65 Corvette is awesome!

Hell yeah 🔥 we need more x files hot rod info on here ~ I love the sohc motors, w series 348 and 409s and old 413 and 426 cross ram wedges ~ any love for the ramchargers?

I love that this guy has a backstory to his cars. Basically hotrod roleplaying haha

I can just about guarantee Jay Leno swooned when he saw this car. Steve is my hero, all the vintage touches are just awesome! AND THE CHOP, OMG!!

All that fordness. And the sound is fuckin epic.

Holy shit this car is GORGEOUS

I love the 66-67 Fairlane. With the right wheels and stance look they look tough.

Love these old school throwback muscles. Keep 'em comin'.

The work this guy does is really great, and this is definitely the most hardcore Fairlane I've ever seen,, but isn't he like...super obnoxious? lol

Steve is officially my favorite guest. He out-talked Nads. #hero

I've watched so many reimagined car build on youtube......but this is a breathtakingly beautiful.....Stunning. Modern, artistic, high art, craftsmanship........

Top to bottom, front to back, inside and out that is a bad ass vehicle! Everything is perfect.

Every couple of DTs we get an absolute gem of craftsmanship. Keep it up! Not even a huge muscle guy but so much respek

more like this please!!!

only ford ive ever heard with proper chop action. A+

Now I see why him and Nads get along so well lol

Love this car

Over 600hp from pump gas,Damn blue oval ninjas !!!!

by far one of my favorite episodes

I love his enthusiasm!

THANK YOU NADS

Such a cool build! Steve is awesome. LOVE his vision for builds. Maybe a brew with Strope???

The burnout FROM A STANDING START ! Now that's how you do it , not standing on the damned brake !

This guy is so enamored with his beer and letting others know that he's drinking one, it's like it's always his FIRST one. I remember being like that. In highschool.