i can only imagine the amount of work and sleepless nights it is to have 1) a kid 2) a full time job 3) work on a ton of cars 4) make and edit videos 5) manage a youtube channel. top notch work!

Its pretty clear how Dalton cherishes this car just by looking at small details on this video like: - His SLIGHTLY more technical and serious tone and approach to the procedures - His willingness to clean stuff - He used what looks like a freaking TORQUE WRENCH (incorrectly yes, but the thought's what really matters) - No self-tappers! - The small but noticeable concern towards safety and preservation of himself and the car - He did an alignment, using MATHS of all things 😂😂 Great video, hope to see this in some autocross event soon.

Pumped for you. Not every car guy gets to keep their high school car, let alone make it handle. This car is rad

The absolute science behind your testing methods cannot be denied! Awesome upgrade. can't wait for a corner carving ride in the near future.

I think people forget suspension sometimes, actually i know they do. A lot of guys talk about horsepower and how much money they have in their engines and transmissions but rarely spend much time other than maybe a set of shocks and springs on the undercarriage. Suspension IS your ride and you absolutely will shave time off your run with good legs under your ride! Nice to see her getting a freshening up Dalton!

you have fast become my favorite channel, very "down to earth" entertainment and just enjoyable to watch sir. Keep up the fine work

Behind the scenes of the trip to pick up both the VAN (TM) and the JAAAAG, plus more on the Lemans? You're spoiling us.

So proud of ya Dalton. Your numbers are growing crazy fast Bud. Nobody deserves success more.

Being a member of the Low Buck Club is the best. I hope someday there will be thousands of us directly funding Dalton!

We all want to see you keep climbing, and prospering. Thank you for the content! (More Eagle please!)

"Ya know as it says, *GERMAN NOISES!!!!!*, Exactly. Couldn't have said it better myself." Dalton, you're a hilarious human being and I truly appreciate the work you put in to make these videos. Comedic talent, mechanical knowledge, and straight up honest opinions are why I love your videos! They continue to fuel my passion for cars and curiosity to learn more. Thank you so much and please keep doing what you're doing! We all love to watch you and your son grow!

I'm really happy you arrent shortening your videos to the 20-minute mark like alot of other KZfaqrs, in my opinion, 40-50 minutes is the ideal length for a video like this.

You know, it’s awesome to see the enjoyment. The drive at the end looked like a good one.

I love how you're so dedicated to your old Lemans 🙂 proud of you Dude!! 🙂

Wow, you just keep pumping out the videos, lives, extra channel, JYD's, etc.... Low buck club is getting a whole week ahead of time. Love it 👍

Been binge watching all the older stuff just watched the eagle episodes and the 4x4 van vid, just got the notification for the new vid I swear it’s the best .99 cents a person could spend

It’s so great that you still have your high school ride!! Mine, a ‘68 442 bought in ‘72, married a telephone pole in ‘74

I'm a floaty, cushy, cruiser kinda guy. I want to feel every inch of suspension travel every time I turn left or right. So this may not be my wheelhouse but that starter deal is legit. $80 for a starter, period, is a good deal. Getting one for a vintage Poncho motor from a reputable company is an AMAZING deal. The JAAAAAAG influence helps all aspects of motoring!

It's always a good day when both you and Kevin release a video.

We Buried Dad Monday, I’ve Been watching Old Episodes with you & JD Enjoying the ‘59 Build, reflecting up on The 50 Yrs. I had with Him. RIP James E. Cole, 5-21-1943 Died 7-1-2023, You’ll be Missed Jim😢

113,000 subscribers. You are building an army. Soon we will all be fixing cars like you!!

Oh man I love that you actually filmed yourself putting the mods to the test. That car looks like such a blast to drive!

Glad to see the ole gold LeMans getting some attention. When I saw that starter you bought I was like "Oh man, that Jag has gone to Dalton's head, that's like a $300 starter", you said you got it for $80, I'm sitting here like "Nevermind, I would've bought it too" haha! Guys like you keep me motivated to keep saving money so I can V8 swap my 1983 Dodge Ram D150 short bed., I'm the second owner of it. It's a factory slant 6 with an A-833 4 speed, and manual steering, in 1983! I'm gonna be swapping in the wheezy also 1983 318 from my Dad's truck that was wrecked a couple of years ago, just about six months after he passed (I didn't do it and I'm still expecting Dad's angry ghost to appear in a cloud of Marlboro smoke looking for someone's ass to kick!). It's just a greaseball stock 318, I think it might have a small like RV cam in it or something, kinda sounded like it did, but it was a stock 2 barrel, even had the 40 year old Mopar ignition coil on it, which is now on my slant 6 with a ballast resistor added in line because some genius screwed up the wiring so bad in my '83 that I'm just gonna start over with an A-team HEI distributor and probably a generic Chevy 1 wire alternator. 'Cause that's how you fix a Mopar or a Ford, with Chevy parts! Anyway I'm trying to build a ratty old truck my Dad would've liked, ain't pretty, ain't clean, just a fun 4 speed V8 short bed truck, definitely getting some of those solid tie rod sleeves when V8 swap it, whole front suspension is getting rebuilt. It bump steers, baaaad, like "Whoa, no no! No! That's a ditch! Bad truck, no go right!" bad. I know part of that is just manual steering but I know I can get rid of a lot of it with better steering components. Plus the truck is 40 years old with like 300k miles on it. I now the original owner was from New Jersey, so is the truck, Burlington in fact, it came down here to Roanoke VA in the 90's, been to Florida and back a few times, it has about 300k miles on it. Tan on brown, with a brown tonneau cover for the bed, soft one that buttons on but I need to get it repaired because the stitching is coming apart. The original owner painted or had painted Dale Sr's 3 on the diff cover, and he had 275/60R15's on all four corners on 15x10" wide white wagon wheels, NASCAR style, so I feel obligated to install a boomtube exhaust when I get the 318 swapped. Side note, dude must've been a real man to drive a truck with 275/60R15's and manual steering, I'll be putting those on once I can afford the tires.

Forget about any grooves in the rotors. Slap on the pads and they'll form PERFECTLY to those grooves like I do when I find a gouged rotor. It'll Be FIIIIINNNNNNEEEE. No worries. lol. When you die and meet St Peter and he asks you what happened, just tell him "I had a ball with a joint", that's all. your German comment had me rolling. One of the funniest vids of yours I've see so far.

Found you by accident a while ago, thanks you tube recommend! Your fast becoming my favourite channel 😁 Just love your dry sense of humour

Thank you for your explanations along the way. I finally learned what positive and negative camber is. I also appreciate how you share your problems and mistakes. Makes your projects feel more realistic to the rest of us who don’t have a fraction of your automotive experience.

Catching you and Kevin on Demo Ranch's channel has been such a fun discovery. I don't know much regarding cars, but I do know beer is an important part of working on it.

Super Clean is the absolute best degreaser on the market. When I was in the HVAC game back several years ago, I discovered it at Walmart one day. Over the years I purchased about one hundred gallons to help me clean oil burner parts. Nothing works better.

Another award winning production from PBG🎉 My Saturday mornings always start with a coffee and a watch of the latest video👍🏼🇬🇧

Dalton, Brother! Loved this episode, the stories shared about your car… glad it all went well! Kudos!

You are funny, talented, but most importantly genuine. Great stuff Dalton! Thanks!

Damn this car is pretty! Excited to see it get more upgrades 💪

This man is living the dream for us all keep pumping the vids out brother

Hey brother, UMI has a great price-point so thanks for turning me onto them. Going to try Super Clean as well.

Your Killin it Dalton your channel is awesome this is becoming my favorite channel next to Puddins Fab Shop i especially love how you incorporate your son into the builds we need more father's like you in the world. Plus I love junk yard dogs and when you Kevin and Cody get together makes for a great show everytime.

Love the content keep it up glad to see a dad passing on the knowledge of use what ya got and get it done.

Great to see the Lemans Back nice Stage 2 suspension Kit love the Red @Pole Barn Garage

Congrats Dalton, on getting ur new parts on ur 72 Pontiac Lemans GT 400. looking sharp. My Dad had a 72 Lemans, back in 73. He let a friend use-it to get some burgers, didn't know he was drunk, and drove-it under a army 5 ton truck.

Dang when you said "I might revisit this car" I pictured it just being a wash and detail video which I also would have enjoyed. Then you drop a complete suspension overhaul, and JYD drops a boat video the same day. This week was really sucking before today. Really enjoyed

Man that Lemans is freaking awesome! The Torino is right behind it.👍😎

You do an awesome job on these Older cars. I love that you're putting them back onto the road, And breathing new life into them. Also Junkyard Digs brought me here!!! :)

When you said jaaaggggg, oh yeah I went there your not getting away from it ...I feel like that was directed at me lol..

Great timing Dalton! Good to watch while road tripping with the family across iowa

Totally awesome video! You sir are a great teacher and a great comedian mixed with real, genuine, common guy hard worker. Love the channel, love the projects, love the personality. Keep it up my friend! Cheers!

Love to see you get your hands on a 68 and a 69... those too years the Goats looked kinda like the slightly bigger and nastier brother to the Firebirds of those years :-) Do the whole 400 stroker or 455 Pontiac motors... Butler heads and intake [just grumpy as hell] lol Love this Lemans man. Good job keeping it all these years. Very slick indeed :-)😎👍👍

With the new upgrades you made a very nice car into a very super nice car! keep up the good work!

What an amazing change to the handling. And the stance of your car is awesome.

Dalton’s one of the few who kept his “High School Hot Rod! 🥳 👍🏾 💯 😎 💯 👍🏾 🥳

Only kid I love your channel and think it’s great you’re working with your boy out there teaching him how to do it the way normal people do it

Enjoy all the Lemans vids, had a 70 sport 350 rescued as a run and drive from a old junkyard before they closed for 980$, sold to finance a 68 firebird basket case. Poncho Power

Love the videos Dalton , turned into one of my favorite channels. You are very informational and funny at the same time.

You made a statement “no Pontiac without Pontiac power”. Bravo. I 100% agree.

My father in law had a 1975 LeMans and it was super 👍. Your 1972 LeMans is sweet ! I think it’s your best car.

Dalton, another eye opener masterpiece! That LeMans runs great! Can't wait for the next Silver Dollar PU episode.

I will say Dalton you are one of them dudes that simply keeps his let's call it emotional level, basically always level! I mean, we can for the most part, when ya may be pissed! Or excited and/or happy usually bcuz ya just say so! Lol...But, I must say when you took the test drive, I could actually hear in ur voice how surprised and happy you were with the final outcome! Happy for you man! Oh, and most importantly I ALWAYS, do the hard part of a job first!. Don't think there's any other way, is there? 🇺🇲💯✌

Love what you do mate and yes somtimes we make mistakes and have to take it apart and do it the right way 😅 but really enjoy what you do and how you do it

I luv the 18 year old mentality. Fake it till you make it. And you have definitely made it man! Love your videos. Please dont stop

Man do I love that car! The colour, the striping, the wheels - all come together to make it look one impressive package......and then you bury the boot on the throttle and the package is complete with the sound that matches the looks. Now that she's sitting way more stable and handling well, you've got to feel pretty good, mate. Get rid of the exhaust flange issue by throwing headers on and you're set, eh? All the best.

So kool to fix a teen dream car , i never had that as i rode 2 stroke motorbikes x many , a new one every year as an apprentice with ALCOA ( thanks America for coming here!) First car was a Mazda RX2 Capella 4dr rotary , couldnt afford to drive it , worse tha V8 fuel use for weak power...........Id pull out the fuel to my bike instead ha!

I saw the pic of this kit being put on the car on insta and have been stoked to see the video

Enjoy your videos You are a A1 mechanic I've never believed in lowering an old classic

Love that LeMans. Always enjoy your videos.

Your sarcastic humor is 😅. That’s a big part of why your videos are so good. It’s like just a bunch of friends hanging out in the shop. Getting shit done and having some laughs. 😎 The Lemans is awesome too. I still prefer full frame RWD!

Another amazing video! I love that car and understand why you do too. I hope one day you get all the little things worked out on it, but let's face it... it's a classic muscle car, it will ALWAYS need something fixed on it. 😂 Keep up the wonderful work you do, and I'll see you on the next one!

she'll handle like a champ now Dalton. i hope the channel really grows. i think ppl really love your efforts : D

Love cars from the 70's. The govt. killed the muscle car craze with limited compression & polution restrictions (smog control) . But we got around it... I pulled the 350 outta my 74 camaro & put a 396 in it from a 69 chevelle.. I had a Monza Spyder (77) that I immediately ripped the smog control nightmare from the engine.. Then , changed the intake & carb, added some headers & Crager wheels . She was my favorite car for a few yrs.. But my all time fave was my 73 Chevelle.. Bought it from a couple who parked it in their barn after their son died.. It only had 26000 miles on it in 1979. Came with a 350 & 4 speed. It was like new to me at 16 y/o..

Got the same jack stands , that I always have one eye sideways while under the c10. Good too see I'm not the only one using them. Great editing btw ,

Hey Dale, so cool you've had your Pontiac since high School. I've had my 67 Tempest Convertible since 1984.

Congratulations On the 114k Dalton Great work as always brother @Pole Barn Garage

Love this episode!!! Great job!! Please do the same for the Torino!!! And of course a 429SCJ 😊

Fun video, Dalton and man, what a great improvement. I went to UMI's site but sadly doesn't look like they have suspension upgrades for my old dogged out 67 vette.... I did send 'em a pm... Anyway, thanks for the great video...Inspires me to head out to the shop despite it's 97,000 degrees out there!!!

I added a kit like that to my 1986 Monte Carlo SS and wow the handling is amazing, I used a full BMR kit which lowers all 4 springs 1.5”. You can take corners like a demon! Thicker sway bars, Bilstein shocks, tubular control arms etc.

I’ve had terrible last two weeks and your videos gave me something to smile about, also I owned a SX4 Eagle and showed my sister your Eagle videos and she was happy to see an Eagle she hadn’t seen one in a long time. Thanks

Man I am so glad I'm a member of this channel lol!

All the money and work for that great suspension, and yet your steering wheel isn't anywhere close to centered. :D Thanks for another great dose of entertainment, Dalton.

I did not have this cool of a car in high school. I had a 89 Buick century with an iron duke and 3 speed auto. That’s the reason I’m building a Pontiac 6000 wagon now. Great video as always.

Major upgrade! Well done!!

Another killer episode. Really enjoying the membership here, well worth it.

I been impressed with every nitto tire I have ever installed ni matter if they were street tires or all terrains or Offroad and mud Tires good brand

I have the UMI front end on my 70 chevelle and that alone made quite a difference. The rear arms are in the box still ... waiting forbthe garage to not be 110 degrees. I also put on Nitto G2s and that made a surprising difference, so I definitely recommend them when you get to that point.

Looks incredible with it being lower now. Love it

Always awesome and exciting to get new goodies for the Ride I just Got a Complete ARB dual compressor setup and Arb air lockers front and rear for My Project 4th gen Offroad V8 4runner I'm building up I call Ruby so I can't wait for all my goodies to show up this coming Thursday Dalton @Pole Barn Garage

Always appreciate the uploads. Thanks for taking time to make content. If you’re ever in Washington for some odd reason I have a “farm jeep” for you. Cheers

Love the chase scene with the Mustang!

I absolutely love all the party shirts you always wear haha

Good episode! I enjoy your content- I would like to see more of this car, tune up, headliner, exhaust- you mentioned a rear end upgrade. Whatever it is you can do!

Thanks for all the tips young and old Dalton. It was worth my 1$ membership😉

Its good to watch a car channel that does car things.

That is awesome that you have your first car from high school. Great job on the upgrade. I really like your sense of humor😂

Love your style man. It's how America was born.

Sounds like you really woke up that suspension on that car. Nice job Dillon.

That’s a very nice rig. Congrats on the upgrades!!👊🏻👊🏻

Suspensuon work with good shocks and sway bars is the best return on investment of time and money so enjoy it as much as possible

Great video. Congratulations on hitting 100,000 subscribers your channel really deserves it. You teach us that are automotive challenged how to fix things and also make it entertaining. Hope you get to 200,000 subscribers by end of the year. I cant wait for your channels videos to come out . Makes my week.

My grandpa used to work in the timken factory in my hometown! Very good bearings

This UMI Performance Kit is very nice them Welds look amazing

A video up on my birthday 🎂 lol. What a gift. Ty ty

Great you still have your first car ! It’s looking better and better.

Love it you started in a polebarn ,and I'm starting in a 40 by 120 junky barn .

You’re not getting away from it 😂😂 love the jag