This is the first half of a 1,600-mile trip which includes two classics which together were parked for 44 years, a flight, sleepless nights, and plenty of wrenching! This 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle was very well taken care of. It has a 307 small block chevy, original to the car, backed by a 2 speed Powerglide transmission. At one point, restoration was started. It received a lot of bodywork and beautiful blue metallic paint. The car was parked in 2003 after it’s inspection ran out, so it’s been sitting for 17 years. Do you think it will start, and drive 500 miles to the new owner?
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That is a beautiful example of a grandma car , mine had a 69 that my sister got . I always call them cotter pins but a short nail will do in a pinch!
a new battery and a nose trumpet!!! OMG im LMAO love you bud!
Piece of cake for you bro, kv Durban south Africa
the previous owner makes derek look like a midget…
I am so sick of the lying traitor democrat trash propaganda commercials!
Cotter key is what I call it.
I was taught that a person cuss when they have a lack of vocabulary derick is a good man with sons eho him and his wife wants tobe good men so he chooses what comes out his mouth
Key way codter key way
The car wash thing.😂 plain Jane 69 in great shape. 307 can go bye bye but still awesome in it's own way👍
I would like to welcome you to pennsylvania. I went to Altoona on vacation. Check out the horse show curve.
I came across your channel a few weeks ago so I am catching up on the videos. This one I particularly like because there are places and roads I am familiar with. I am in Pittsburgh and have been to Altoona many times because I am a train fanatic. A car with four wheel drum brakes would make me nervous in that mountainous area.
Then the trip to take the car to its new owner showed many familiar sites along Interstates 70 and 71, the ring road around Columbus, through Cincinnati where I went for grad school, and then into Kentucky. Makes me wonder if anyone recommended you get Skyline Chili or Graeter's ice cream while in the Cincinnati area.
Oh, and the Calder Mobile behind you as you got onto the escalator at the Pittsburgh airport.
Please tell me where you got the Ramen noodle shirt
She's a canidate for a 396 egine swap and turn it into a real car. No need of a 454 or larger.
I really like that car. And it held up on that long drive. That is very Awesome. And of course, you know what you are doing for sure.
The "grandson" must have a vagina if he doesn't want to keep and drive his grandmother's sweet car.
Watching this video is the strangest experience for me. It was posted four years ago, during the exact time frame that I moved to a town ten minutes away from Altoona, PA, where he's working on this Chevelle. In that town, lives my grandfather who has always talked about his dream car, the 1969 Chevelle. It's so weird watching this video now, knowing that four years ago, before I even got into cars, VGG was less than ten minutes away wrenching on my grandpa's dream car lmao
Split pin in south oz 👍
Awesome show mate, down under we call them Splitpins 👍
Love that you got Waylon with ya ❤
Unbelievable..very nice car..my Condolences to his grandma but I would have been driving it in honor of her..keep her spirit going…
Loved the Tonya harding
Wat a show even the can of hams beer so classic 👍
A coter pin and a castle nut