My 69 step side C10 only has a 292😊.

Was this causing your reservoir tank to not pressurize?

Cool van, nice tinker video, If you have any questions on it, you can ask me, I have a small collection of these van, On 64 thru 66 they was all 6cyl engine, 67 thru 70 a v8 was available, make sure you have the v8 doghouse thou, also all the vans up to 70 were drum brakes, 71 had disc, but there is a conversion kit for disc brakes, drum brake stuff is plentiful if needing parts, Just a note, 6 cylinder chevy didn't have a chain on timing, they were gear driven. Have fun with it, 😊

Arco @outlawedge sent me. Great video.

If you put the 23 coil springs (53-54) in the hood hinges, you won't need the prop...I'm assuming it has the originally installed 28 coil springs now. By 1961 Chevrolet was calling for the 23 coil springs across the board (49-54).

A year later ,thanks to his helpers , Brent has a new shop and still builds great cars on his channel.

I owned one of these in 1977.. i purchased it in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.. i loved that car, and being British at the time did not understand what a rare gem i had. Thanks for the memory. Interestingly, mine had an inline 6 cylinder engine, was black with black interior, and had grandprix/USA metal badges on the front lower fender area. Anyone know more about these cars, id be interested in being ponted to a club or website.

Need a Beaumont eventually

I'm in a similar situation as my '46 Ford flatty has well of 300 thousand miles on it and has sat for quite a while. What solvent did you use to flush the engine of oil sludge? Great video and hope to see how the '47 turns out.

Wow! you really have no idea what your looking at do you?? Kinda disrespectful putting your phone on that gt 40 😢

Why the change to bigger & heavier 🤷‍♂️

It’s a Canadian Pontiac it’s still a Pontiac pal

SD means Sport deluxe I own a few and I am Canadian

The headers were Tig welded! Because you’re not going to gas weld stainless!

Good video. Could you post a follow up on the customers thoughts regarding ride quality before and after? On only 2 1/2 inch lift do you think the Rear leafs are worth it over blocks?

So how did the painted white walls hold up?

Must be a 77.5

Has this chipped or flaked off at all since this video??

Canadian Pontiacs of that era also had powerglides instead of Hydramatics

That’s a rebuilt engine, new pistons new valves probably new Babbitt on the bottom It doesn’t even show ring stick. That’s just a tight engine.

Real nice show Just found u. Got a shoe box. Cant get window cranks off.

Sexy; curvy ‘56. What a gorgeous interior.

Has the money to buy a an SD and doesn’t even know what SD stands for lol

What a great looking truck. I have a 55 willy but no where near that condition. I'm just glad it runs.

I just did this with my golf cart tires. How long did these last you? Have they turned yellow? I've heard of others' turning yellow. Just curious. Great video! That 1/4" tape is a game changer! I tried using thicker tape, but it was horrible! After I saw your video I bought the thinner tape, and it worked perfectly!

On the distributor lock down, you did loosen the locking NUT before attempting the screwdriver loosening…

Broke the fan belt, check.your idler pulley as well, thats what did it to me

Time for a big block

How long did the paint job last? With these homemade spray jobs, I'm concerned you're going to have to scrub the white walls to keep them clean and white, which is going to be a bit of abrasion on your paint job and make it start to flake or peel off eventually. If you never had to clean them, okay, it might last longer... but... being white and all, and on the tire which is right down near the dirt and ocassional mud or mud puddle...

If you want to learn how to do it yourself I just watched “Bluecollar garage” channel with a fully detailed way to do it. Also I went with the aluminum oil Filter and cooler housing unit from Dorman not the plastic Mopar OEM they have better quality

Is there a follow up video on the 1966 vette coupe > thx

How neat is that??

Looks great

Well, at least its an easy diag and repair,Jeff. Cold be worse.

As my uncle says "a mechanics vehicle is always at the end of the repair list" As a hammer swinger, I can confirm your house is also the last one of the list of houses to fix 😂

I didnt even know such a thing existed!

I found that these make a terrible squeaking sound while driving, that sound is significantly reduced with the rubber "bumpers" but not eliminated. The problems Jeff discusses are real and unavoidable. If you are buying these, pay the extra for the clipless ones. The clips are $4.50 EACH (times 20 for the 55 or 25 for the 56 =$115) and I had a 20% failure rate as they bend the wrong way and must be discarded. Pluss I loose a couple every time I air up the tires. The pain frustration and expense must be close to what women experience with high heals. But if you want the look...

Thanks!

NI$E RIDE. BROTH"R !!! ... .. .❤😮😅😊🤠

Is that 4x4?

Would you sell this?

Ford is absolute trash. Been working 3 days to take off a stupid fucking nut. 2002 ford ranger 3.0. Ford can suck my nut

Some have rust and red lock tite 😢

All i see is an empty lift

I remember when my uncle Cail, put his car together My dad did the bodywork like 40 years ago.

Anyone know what american paint to use for this project?

i had a 1941 k1. my grandad gave it to me when i was 16. it had been sitting for about 10 yrs and i got it running again. sold it in the mid 80's. wish i had it back sometimes. I have my 1959 GMC Wideside now. have had offers on it but not for sale. learned my lesson with the Internatioal.

Beautiful car! Your comment about it not being a Pontiac is confusing. As you held up the historical document it states that it is a Pontiac Beaumont. Secondly the VIN # is for a Pontiac of Canada vehicle. I know half the people out there say that because it does't say Pontiac anywhere on the vehicle and that the emblems are different from any other Ponchos it makes it not a Pontiac.

Been folllowing Brent for a long time.alwas laughing even when the shop burnt down. Yes it sucks 😢. But I'm glad to see the positive attitude. Oooo love the new shop, but dam, ya lost for words 😢😢

GREAT VIDEO!!!!