Nothing is more permanent than temporary wiring that works.

I was sleeping there for a minute (I'm old and prone to nodding off 😁) and I happened to have my headphones in and then you fired her off. I immediately jumped knocked over my coffee and nearly pissed myself! Now my ears are bleeding I'm deaf and still grinning like hell. She sounds pretty good!👍

Everyone needs a Dani always fun and positive 😊

F the naysayers. It's now a runner and has a future.

Definitely not junk! This would be an easy project to finish!

Car sounds really good Dan. It’s in a good spot for the next owner. Another one saved and ready for some love. 👍😎✌️

Your projects always makes a car better and easier for next guy to finish.

Sounds pretty darn good Dan!! Somebody is going to get a really awesome project car. You are the man, taking two left for dead, stripped down, disassembled and rotted out shells and turned them both into solid rust free running and driving project cars! I love what you do man. Don't listen to the naysayers, their just jealous.

good job saving another car keep them coming you two…….

Hey Kids, I ordered 2 Garage Hack Shirts. You gotta rotate the stock and keep fresh cars coming in. Saving these two Camaros is what Hot Rodding is all about. Great job. Thank you

Dan keep up the great work.That Camaro is a runner!😊

GOOD JOB U2!.... Screw the naysayers on the outer web!

Brings back those old days when life was simple.these cars were always around .

Maybe get some hats with DDSS on the back of them also. Stitch it right into the mesh. Marc.

It's nearly there! Enjoying watching you save this cool old car.

That would make a good running driving project for someone,and will turn plenty of heads the way it is.I don't think you'll have a problem finding a buyer.

Careful Dan, if you dont have the engine ground to the body the shift cable will act as one to its end...

I think the car sounds good. You have brought it a long way from the junkpile it was and made 2 decent cars. Have enjoyed the laughter you two have brought.

Happy Camaro lives again

I know you are doing daily videos to raise $ but I really like them! I appreciate the extra videos of your "hacker"y😂

awesome job on the camaro built on parts found .... wherever.... seriously, great job.

Dan bet your neighbors would pitch in for you a new place with that noise lol. Love your videos.

Mid 60's GM cars that had an amp meter (vs voltmeter) had a #10 wire that ran thru the bulkhead connector going the the amp meter. in the dash. That connection often got over heated (fire worst case) with melted wires. That wire also fed the fuse panel and it was protected by a curicuit breaker mounted on the firewall above the distributor. I have converted my cars to a voltmeter so that I didn't have that fire hazard under the dash. Food for thought for future 60's projects. (77 year old hot rodder!)

I worked for Hughes Aircraft from 79 to 89 as a quality engineering group head and one area I was responsible for was the wire harness assembly area. We used harness boards where all the wires were laid out. It’s a great way to keep track of which wire goes where.

Yessir '. OLD mechanics tale. Never thoroughly clean your tool/s. Fear of being useless. Keep it oiled and never forget the day/night you were bonded...

This car is just about good enough for cruising the car shows. You wont worry about someone walking past it too close or little kids touching it. Excellent job folks !

That car would be a daily driver for me. Yall do a great job and give low budget guys like me a reason to keep on working on my junk.

Another 1st Gen will live on.

It's looking good Dan. Thanks for the great editing Dani. 👍👍🇨🇦

Wooh dude, that hot rod's a runner. awesome. maybe we will see it move itself soon. Be well. Hi Dani.

Dan Dan the magic man

Nice work. Getting her ready for her new home 👍🏾

YES, the COUNT reference. lol Thanks for the entertainment once again.

Simply amazing!! She sounds pretty good. Hopefully, the engine is a runner. That wiring work you did was cool to watch. Nice work, Dan. Cheers!! 😊

It’s a great looking project car.

My eyes are burning just watching all that exhaust in there......

A lot of people have lost what cars are they don't need to be perfect just drive them and have fun

Sounds good Dan and Dani

Thanks for sharing this video with us

If anyone ever needed a roll around cart, it's Dan. Lol

It's amazing considering how it was win you started

The count always knows Spark plug wires ! Lol. Great Car Video

Great video. Another runner.

Valve train noise on driver side, header against the steering box? Lift the tranny, then maybe header won't touch the steering box. Your wiring adventure takes me back👍

For a cobbled together from junk parts car it looks and sounds great, a really good vase project for someone to finish off.

The stock ign coil feed was below 12 v with a by pass from the starter. The HEI needs 12v .When you were poking wires the one below 12 might have been the coil wire and it would be around 9 v for point ign system .

Great work. Persistence pays off! As you said - from 0 to 2 running, rescued cars. That engine sounds snappy. 🇨🇦

Hey Dan&Dannie Another great one and a huge Congrats! Thank you to both of you. Take care of Yourselves 😊

Nay sayers have likely not even turned a wrench. I used to, as a young teenager, build a flip cars out of my garage. Mostly newly junked cars that were complete but non running. I had a neighbor that was a drag racer and another that was a body shop Mgr. and a trans shop 2 blocks away (most of the vehicles were auto TH350's or 400's). My Mother was the biggest nayser, until the 4th or 5th car, that I gave her since she had warped the alu head on the Vega she had, so many times it was junk. In fact, that car also had a rebuilt in it that my brother and I installed, since she had done the same to the last engine. So, I found a Mercury Monarch with a 250 6cyl and a towing pkg. (big brakes, big rad). She still blew head gaskets because she would sit in bumper to bumper traffic with the AC full blast! I put a massive 4 core rad in and still had that head milled twice a summer for a couple years!! I'm pretty sure that the compression was close to 11:1 when I got her a late 80's Caddy that was built to abuse with AC!! LOL. Anywho, I had some goofy friends that would come over and say stuff like, 'Why you working on this POS?" or"that's never gonna run". Funny thing, they were also the same people that asked for help, when their POS didn't run!! ;) Keep doing what you're doing, it makes me smile every time and it makes me glad I am no longer bending over hoods! LOL

Wow Dan I'm really impressed, Dan the Man. Way to go brother. 😎

Alright, alright, alright !!! The previous owner had it wired by Spaghetti Works Inc.!!! They used whatever color wire they had today; LOL !!! Master Tech Dan to the rescue !!! You got it figured out and She`s Making Heat !!! Rave - On Danni and Dan !!!

Congratulations D&D. Another classic hotrod saved. You got it running on parts you had available. Not really junk parts that some are calling them. Using what you've got is what built the whole damn hot rodding culture. You mentioned some valve train noise on the left side. May be some header contact noise that might go away once you get the trans cross member bolted up. Love DD videos!

Nothing but love and rainbows 🌈

Awesome job on getting it started and running . Running awesome indeed. Keep up the great work.

I haven't figured out how you manage to work with parts and tools laying all over the fenders, cowl, core support, roof, etc. If I tried that, all that stuff would all wind up in the floor, or worse yet, down in the engine bay within minutes. I use trays to put stuff in.

I love it another one saved from the scrap man.

Dude!!! Great video!!! Good job putting 2 Camaros back on the road!!! Hope you made a buck or 2!!!✌️

Thank you for the video I’m starting on my daughters 68 Camaro soon

Dan the burny smells is something you burnt in the past you get the ghost smells here or there. In the walls summer heating things up and smells you wanna forget come back.😂

right on

Wood smoke... Imagine that...Living in Minnesota I can attest that Canadian forests are ALWAYS on fire!!

You make runners out of what most people consider junk anyway. When you can bring something back from the DEAD and make it a runner that someone might be able to drive it daily, I call that a win.

Grew up in Calgary (Forest Lawn actually...) and with two blocks there were a least 10 houses that great gardens. Fresh peas were my absolute favorite!

Great job! Sounds good , Keep up the good work!!!

Two more classic Camaros on the road....Yeeehaw!

Dan you have inspired me to get back to work on a 1974 camaro, it doesn't need nearly this much work you make me look bad so im dedicating two hours a day tell it's ready to sell it will make a great drag and driver working on the engine at this time its been wired and plumed thanks

She's a runner!!

as our ol buddy Derrick would say...Bring the thunder!!!

Good morning from Cape Cod ⛵ the way I see it Dan is you took a couple of cars destined for the scrap heap and turn them into respectable runners. I'm sure you figured My First Love is a Camaro above all Chevys but we can't all like the same things. Variety is the spice of life. About how you look at it you do some awesome work Dan, and Danielle you're doing an awesome job videoing and editing 👍✌️🇺🇲🇨🇦

Take a victory lap guys.

I dig the junk!

Great job everyone loves open headers well except the neighbors 😅

Happy Camaro day! So glad this one is falling into place with mostly what you have already and with spares to pass on with the offer. I'll bet 90% of your detractors have never worked on a hot rod, never mind rescuing a pile of rust from a field as the starting point. The Camaros are well worth fine tuning at this point for the future owners and sinking more money into them would just become diminishing returns for projects you want to sell.

Do you laugh at some of the comments, I sure hope so, l look forward to watching every day

Cool I'd love to have that 68 or the 67 or any of your hotrods

Sounds like it could use a little more timing. I'm glad to see how far it's come.

Thanks for the video.

Sounds great. Great job

Rotor pointing at number 1 cylinder when number 1 is st TDC is the way to go.

Keep it up, great job!!! Model A time

The car is saved and now a vision for the new owner better then the fate it had in the goat pen! List it soon for 20,000 and that’s a good chunk to a down payment on property!

Sounds great . List it FOR SALE .

Loving the daily content but I miss the live Saturday show but I get it you guys are building an empire while working your full-time job and I pray that you become so successful that you can leave your 9 to 5 and work for yourself, the true American dream ❤️

Great job your right it runs Worth more money now don't give it away

Huge win ..great video Dan and dani

great job dan!

Great job guys 👍💯

I can't believe how hard you make timing a small block I never had to turn the engine over to drop the distributor in

❤❤ love your videos awesome content😊

These cars from the factory get power through the horn relay power comes from the battery to the horn relay, and then from the horn relay to the main fuse block on the car, took me a while to figure that one out

At time 12:23: Motor sounds good, Dan. Good job.

You guys are Great fun to watch. Is the metal cowl going to be installed on the car?

Dan the old joke was can of peas. This car is getting better and better you ll find somebody that will be happy with car and buy it. Headlight buckets would make it complete.

Good job Dan

That Smell I repacked my rear wheel bearing, got it together and took it on a test drive All I could smell was grease, It runs good enough to move it out of sight We have the 4th of July Parade going by our house

That car wouldn’t be to hard to put back on the road for anyone who knows how to work on cars for me I would scuff it down spray some paint on it and fix the lights on it and drive it

Everyone was always asking about the Camaro's , and now both are going to be running and driving down the road for many years to come !!!

Motor sounds excellent. Again I’d drive the hell out of this car just the way it is

I ran my 69 SS RS one wire plug directly into the ignition Port right in the fuse panel straight to the distributor never had a problem

A turtle in the creek and the turtle in the garage you're the turtlemaster. Now it's time to teach the turtle how to haul ass twin turbo time and keep it The nova and the Chevelle our family cars the Camaro has a potential of being the fastest car you own👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍