So awesome to see you young guys so invested in reviving these old machines good work and times lads. no doubt in my mind you will make it happen

Brought back some memories of my old 49 Dodge back in the day with the Corinthian leather delete and a mechanic telling me the only warranty I got was " if it breaks you own both halves"

Again some high quality work done by two absolute professionals. 😂 It's always a pleasure to watch you guys doing stuff.

My uncle had one for a while. Back in the early 70s seem like the heater core and fan were under the front seat a good feature in Alaska prevents FREEZING YOUR ASS OFF

Nice. My father bought a 37 Chevrolet sedan brand new in 1937. Sold it in 1953. Brings back memories.

You two guys work well together. Enjoyed the banter between you. 👍👍👍👍

A good time was had by all!!! Enjoyed watching you guys working together and having fun!!! The trouble with so many folks, they take things to serious!!! Hang in there!!! You all be careful and God bless you and your families!!!! Eddy

In Feb '64 (age 16) I rescued a 39MDL from a local junkyard. Previous owner had removed the running boards, painted the wheels copper and installed "Port a Walls" on the tires. Mine had a vacuum assist shift. I seem to recall either a soft or worn out fuel pump lobe on the cam so an electric fuel pump was installed. Rear tail light lenses were fashioned from a toy - Mattel's vacu-form with a jar cap as the mold. Good luck. Narragansett Bay.

The yard view, an A typical Alaskan yard. Brings back memories. The old Chevy is in pretty good shape for its age and being up there all those years.

Nothing Is better than wrenching on a car with your friends. Looking forward to seeing it run, keep up the great work.

Nice job but be careful, the car will be very top heavy now that all that ballast sand has been removed from the transmission. Thanks looking forward to the next video.

Great Start Guys And Great Save a Nice Ride

New to channel. You will get it running. It wants to live! Good old Chevy.

The algorithm has brought me back to your channel after 8 months (your frozen truck revival video).

I have a glass bowl 1904 on my 223 i6 in a 57 fairlane. They're awesome carburetors.

Good job

I like that you actually do no what your doing even though most would think your joking about

Absolutely priceless I forgot about these very very important conversations between best friends. You guys know that's all been said before right? Is that a Ford Maverick? I'm going to call my best friend.

Man that thing is a awesome rig. Definitely looking forward to more on this one.

Hey guys .hook a bootle of fuel above the carb....hook the beast to a truck and tow....and pop that clutch...your not getting enough engine spin to start...once she starts rolling the rings should reseat, and the head gasket break back in... Tim

Nice fix. We will look forward to it running down the road with the barrels of two Thomson's rattling out a staccato thru the windows.

A few more Ford parts it'll start up like the morning sun!

You fellas are a couple of walking sarcastic comics. Funny As Fuck....... Boi! Lol

Well it's a chévy . There's no drought you will get to running just needs some more TLC. Great video.

Top effort boys!

cool old ride, try pull or push starting... what we used to do as kids. thanks for sharing

Onward! One more time!

nice collaboration good content needed daily driver

Funny Duo!😎👍🏻

diesel may rejuvenate the leather seals. The transmission does have a fourth gear, Alaskan Overdrive. Good effort.

I owned a 36 pickup and their version of a one ton flatbed truck.. got my attention to those u joints, a clutch that had some different type of springs to hold stuff in position for the fingers on the clutch working. First year for juice brakes. Lots of first things happening. That 216 engine used shims on the rods for poured babbitt bearings... I learned the hard way about making sure to keep shims with the caps taken from. Mine did come around but several mistakes made by me, a fourteen year old kid then.. that was nineteen sixty three. So my introduction was to a rig only about thirty years of age then. I had to suffer with those wooden door pillars on the A pillar and B pillar... yours at least had steel pillars at this/that time. At this point of the rigs life, does it really matter. This engine will run but for a smooth running.... my knowledge of this is maybe it will but life for it is going to be a short one

Back yard butchery at it's finest! Nice work fellas.

😎Cool car. I've used a bottle jack and a few small pieces of 2x4. A few underneath the Jack cross ways, so not to push floor down and then a longer one to push up and maybe one across shaped to fit the roof to push it in the right direction! 😅 It works! Have fun! 👍

GREAT VIDEO....!

Nice!

A push-start would stack that compression until she feels the right fuel-air needs.

It will be running soon 😁

That rig is ready for Power Tour, if you tow it on a trailer. Its only about 5000 miles from Fairbanks to Tennessee. Derek from Vice Grip Garage can probably help ya from there.

Great video guys

Good Job guy's. Now are you going to bring this car back to it's former glory? I hope you bring it back original

you two are amazing together could have been 1 hour . thx

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It’s a Chevy. It’ll run.

I got a 1938 house in England. Mostly original including Made in Japan import oak floorboard and staircase. Then came WW2 and everything exploded.

Very cool old car. Wish we had these in Europe. Split front window cars are my fav. American cars.

You guys gotta show this old car on the road and what it took to get it there

Best video you have done yet, love it !

"A" for effort, "C-" for wit 😏.

how about those dual horns?

westport here. have fun. every day is thumb up or thumbs down. but is always another one.

Wondering if that Cole is Cole L? There are a few old wrecked cars over the edge of both the Elliott and Steese Highways if you know where to look.

I love it I would make it mechanical safe and leave the rest alone

Very cool car, great video!

Eastwood makes an air hammer attachment for those screws, works mint, Iron Trap garage has a video of using it on off Furds

Starter smarter who needs a starter ??? Toss a mini bike inn the back in case you need to tow start it THE ALASKAN WAY

You guys needs to make more content like this together

I wish you would make more videos ive enjoyed everyone you come out with

great video guys!

Spit shine it and start it

You guys used to big of words for my intellect. Now I’ll let it slide Dis time.

I hope you video the road trip

If that belt lasts 7 miles forget about 70 I'll take my hat off if I happen to be wearing one

Seems obvious, but did you find your compression testing equipment.... she sure is a Pretty Cool Car... love them green wheels..

Hay if nothing else stop on top of a hill and let gravity help and let it roll down hill

Good video. Shame it didn't run.

The story’s that Chevy could tell

Those are not oilpan leaks those are Poliish undercarriage rust prevention exits and a oil change saver

Pull start it

If you get tired of ferrying the kiddos around to soccer games throw them in the back of that puppy next trip,they’ll be begging to stay home.

roll me anotherone

I can’t imagine that Alaskans paid ANY mind to Prohibition. Am I wrong? Was there illegal alcohol enforcement there just like the rest of the US? I’m sure my Dad’s father didn’t stop during during that time, in Minnesota. I’m 1 gen. older than you guys, and impressed with your abilities.

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