This thing is SO cool!

"Blowby and Sadness". That's a bumper sticker you need on all of these saved rigs!

I can personally recommend the black pepper trick for a slow leak in a radiator. Just sprinkle a bit in and the grains find the holes and clog it up, it has worked for me for multiple cars

You need to do an episode on rebuilding that slant six. Clifford performance makes everything you’d need. Put that six in a small barracuda or even a small ford.

The Leaning Tower of (very little) Power! That 4 door has upwards of 7 good parts. Glass, a couple of doors, maybe front fenders... You could make 3 or 4 cars with that one!

Saying a lot about how tough those 225 engines were. My cousin was broke needed a car and bought an old dart 4 door from a neighbor. Drove it to work for 9 years, and was still running at 155,000 miles. never need more than plugs points and a ballast resistor.

Contrary to popular opinion I love the old four doors!

Back in those days, even the 4 door cars looked good. This one is beyond restoring due to the cost versus value, but it's still a coll car.

I had a 1973 Plymouth Satellite that I paid $100 for in 1996. It was a great car with tons of power, and super smooth.

Put a little bit of the thick oil treatment in first then put some oil in the little bottle and shake it up to mix and thin and then it will pour better

Here's a useless fact for y'all - Jimi Hendrix was stationed at Fort Campbell. He was a paratrooper. Broke his ankle on a jump, then got discharged. Then started playing guitar on "the chitlin' circuit", with Little Richard and the Isley Brothers, and the rest, as they say, is history.

I like your positive attitude. And the fact that you are a Christian. I truly appreciate that you don’t use any foul language.

Milky oil can sometimes be the crankcase breather on the valve cover, or the PCV valve, I would check those first and do a compression check before concluding a definite head gasket. Great find Dylan, can't wait to see the progress on this one. It will be an excellent donor. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for taking us along, Dylan! Quite the adventure! Glad you two made it safely back home.

(35:49)"...it's more like blow by and sadness." 🤣

Oh my, you are spoiling us. First 4 door Coronet, now 4 door Plymouth 😍

Last spring we took two road trips south! From Buffalo to Charlotte and back in March, Buffalo to Mammoth cave, to Sgt. York’s homestead on the way to Pigeon Forge, through Gettysburg and back home! You are correct! Beautiful country!

Thanks for taking us along, Dylan!))))

Hey Dylan I love your content I watch every video you upload. I have learned so much from watching you . Keep up the hood in reviving these classic cars . Much love , Dalton

Maaan, this adventure seriously tugged at my heartstrings... nearly to the point of tears. My very first car was a 4-door '70 Belvedere, tan outside, blue interior. Looked just like that one, only zero rust (ex LAPD cruiser). Mine never lacked for power, had the 318 Interceptor. One impromptu stoplight dragrace, that car blew the doors off a '76 Z28 with a 350. Sadly, that "dodo" of an engine kept me from being able to Smog it, and the State of Commiefornia eventually impounded it... "STOLE" it from me, far as I'm concerned.🤨 I'll miss that car til my dying day. 😔

That "parquet" in the trunk is remarkable, a true work of art.

The Hills of KY are full of those cars, all makes,,, you just have to keep your eyes open, I picked up a 1964 Falcon , years ago for 900 bucks, and drove it home to Nashville,, even got a couple of awards with it,,.

"She drove a Plymouth Satellite Oh, faster than the speed of light" ~ B52s, "Planet Claire"

I don't mind four doors. Reminds me of the charger with that front end.

Thank you Dylan for saying that about Jesus Christ that is wonderful

Well, at least with an old school OHV engine it's really easy to replace the valve stem seals...but for some reason I'm expecting that to be in conjunction with worn out piston rings...

The videos of Thunderhead 289 & “Junkyard Digs” Kevin getting that Satellite running way back when is still my all-time favorite! Nice to see that the car will get some much needed TLC! Thanks for taking the time & trouble to bring another Satellite home for parts!

Thanks for mentioning what Good Friday is all about.

Great video! I was born at Ft Campbell, in the 70’s my dad was a paratrooper.

There aren’t a ton of Mopars that do it for me, but I do like the crew cab satellites. Thanks for more great content Dylan!

This kind of trip is a right of passage for KZfaq of your ilk! I have definitely done a road trip like this! Both buying a vehicle and/or helping a friend in need! 🍺🍻😎

Awesome ! I love the old McCool quirky mopars .

😂 its soo weird seeing you drive through Clarksville. It just tripped me out seeing the exact roads i drive almost everyday. Ya i can stand the city either we live up in erin. Sweet car man! Live them four doors!

Seeing as it has the same rims as the General Lee, it definitely deserves a second chance at life with a V-8 engine whether it’s a 318, 360, 383, or 440. It definitely looks like it should have a V-8 instead of the slant six that it has. I found it kind of funny and comical that the rotted floor and trunk floor of the car were replaced with wood. I’m also relieved that you got home in one piece. I’m really looking forward to the project that this car becomes.

Hey Dylan another great video to watch thanks

You got a good set of General Lee rims for a charger or a late model hot rod

X 101 st Airborne 🇺🇸 great place . Thank you for the drive by there.💪💯

Thanks Dylan. A trying video. Know you going to get the other Plymouth’s going. Not bad for driving a parts car home. Thanks for sharing! 💯👍👊

Awesome ride slant 6 is hard to beat

Great drive, look forward to seeing the other projects

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Thank you for a wonderful video, I agree about the Friday. All the best to you and your family.

god bless Dylan

Awesome I had a 70 Belvedere bought from my grandparents for my first car!! Loved it

Pheeew!! Someone that doesn't curse & swear...thank God! You won me I'm a subscriber ❤🙏🏽

Great video,love those old Plymouths and Dodges,i have driven on those roads around Ft Campbell and Clarksville, I live in Crofton Ky just north of there,those roads are a nightmare in a good car let alone a beater,nice work

I really like the 70 model. I've had a 71 and my 72 for 23 years now. Glad to see 2 are being saved!!!

When i was at the technological collegiate learning motor vehicle mechanical repair or mvmr they haf a fleet of dodge pickups 225 slant six with standart 3 in the tree.

So glad to see that blue satellite finally came home with you. That was the first car I ever saw you work on and what introduced me to your channel.

Glad you made it home OK! It would be interesting to learn what issues the engine has, but probably not worth the time to investigate. Have fun!

glad you wee able to get your parts car and yourself home safe and sound! thanks for the adventure

Good to see the one saving the two others 😀 Thanks for another great video

Ironically, the day this came out the shirt of the Satellite Kevin gave you I bought finally came and now I’m pretty happy with my purchase

Put a 383 in and make it a 4 door road runner That front seat looks G M to me

As somebody building a 70 satellite right now, thrilled for the upcoming satellite content

Hi Dylan and guest nice junk car and video 📹 and workmanship!!! Junk yard dig is good I watch that black car come to life the blue one I like !!! 👍

Glad u made it back home safely, definitely a great parts car Dylan!

Glad you made it👍🙏

1970 road Runner ,gtx ,satellite. The best looking car ever made

My brothers were stationed at Ft Campbell its nice love the museum. My cousin was stationed there when they lost a lot of its members during the war on Terrorism

Awesome vids, I have been watching you since the Challenger series. Keep going, I'm from Europe

A 4 door 70 Satellite? Nice! A Roadrunner candidate for sure!

It’s sad the shape of the 4 door but you’re right it will give you parts that you need. I love the 4door B body mopar.

Well, you have more nerve than I would have driving that sad little Plymouth 250 miles! I would have been a little apprehensive driving it across the street, let alone 250 miles!!!!! Well done!!!

Excellent video as usual.

Cool Mr McCool…!!! I had a very similar ’70 Plymouth Fury 4dr 225/6. Not quite as deluxe as the Satellite. Your basic taxi cab model that could barely get out of it’s own way…1 or 5 people didn’t make any difference tho…😂 Bought it for $300. I drove the crap out of that thing one winter…! Sold it for $350. Thanks for another entertaining video with an old MOPAR…!!!

Dylan, may I make a suggestion ? I know they are not cheap, but if you get a chance, I would suggest that you purchase a trailer to hook up to the truck that you can load these cars you buy and tow them home where you can work on them without worrying about whether or not you'll make it home.

Man, dylan ridin' through my neck of the woods. Was actually at that amish market in charlotte like a week ago. Love your stuff man!

Good Evening Sir , I hope you are doing well and having a fantastic weekend ! 😊

Great video Dylan!

You’ve got some gorgeous roads out there Dylan 👌🏻

wow, 250 miles and u arrived safe and sound, what a car! great video there, couldn't wait for u to work on the black satellite and the blue one man. cheers!

Another awsome adventure. Cool old 70. Name it Snoopy 😊

I tried the egg trick once but it didn't work. I didn't realise that I should have used a raw egg, not a boiled egg. 😢

For me Good Friday is just a free day off of work/school :))

Great road trip Dylan. Really enjoyed this one. Dont be so hard on the 4 doors. Theyre cool too bro. Welldone. another cool car saved for now....

Man I was just watching that video again of the blue satellite and wondering what ever happened to it. So happy to see you have it

You should have put an oil Fowler on the end of that plug. And the plug won't file out

Every time someone has told me "sure it can make it home" it never did.

Watching from the UK, another great adventure.

good job getting her home.....look forward to more on the others....

The egg trick works really good, but you have to make sure you dont put the cap on all the way in order for it to work on a long drive home. Evaporated milk also works really good.

Good afternoon from Cape Cod ⚓ congratulations on making the trip in a sort of running stopping vehicle 😉 now that you explain why you have the car I'm on board. Keep up the great work guys 👍✌️🇺🇲

Nice Plymouth good show ❤Plymouth 😃👏👏👏👍👍👍

I did the pepper in the radiator on my 85" Chey K5 blazer years ago and it worked great.

great stuff guys thanks.

Love the video Dylan, you were in my neck of the woods by that Pilot wish I could have ran into you guys.

Those 6 cylinder engines must be tough. Good parts to help with other projects. Good going Dylan.

Looks like Briar is wearing proper footwear. I wear them all the time. Easy on and off and comfortable another great one Dylan

Lost a dear friend and former bro in law who was stationed at ft Campbell (101st Airborne) to diabetes/kidney failure. rip Dewey. He was a mopar guy too. Had a 73 Duster 340 -4 spd. Red w white stripe. man we had fun with that one. Also i think you were getting some fumes in there. Your eyes were glassy as heck.

Nice car! i like all those 68-70 b bodies~ wish i had one!

Cool road trip :) Being from Denmark, I have a hard time getting the 2-door/4-door thing. To me, any old American car would make a great project! Obviously, when you have a dozen cars and limited time, you'd prioritize the coolest ones, but I'd be just as happy tinkering on a 4-door or wagon! I grew up with small 1-2 liter Japanese and European cars (not that I did much fixing), and we have very strict laws about the condition of body, brakes, electrics ect. Basically, you'd get fined out of your breeches for doing what you did here :) But I enjoy seeing these old machines being brought back, and if I come into money (unlikely!), I'd come over there and try my hand at a revival. -One can dream... Keep doing what you're doing, I'll keep watching!

This car came from Dawson Springs Ky! You were in my neck of the woods!

1970 4 doors Satellite with 225 ci automatic with no power steering and no power brakes. I like that a lot : ).

It’s also pretty cool to see you in Kentucky that’s where I’m from and live

While you made one of your auto store visits you should hvave bought a non fowler adapter plug for the bad cylinder. They work surpriseingly well. Keep up the videos !

God bless you Dylan!

You've made me happy Dylan I watched the whole and this is a car that deserves to be back on the road

...wooden floor..."basically it's a truck now..." lol that's funny 😅. Probably hold more than most modern trucks lol. I may have told you before but my dad had a 70 Plymouth Sport Satellite with a 383 4 bbl , console shift. Probably around '73 or '74...Same color but his had a brown vinyl roof I believe. It was a fast powerful beautiful car. I really miss it. Thanks for the memories.

Havoline oil will sweat like that when a car sits for a long time and it will look like it has water in it so it may have havoline oil in it