Diagnosing Problems On A Caprice Wagon To Get It Up And Running – Carcass S4, E9 – Car Mod Pros Portal

We found an old Caprice wagon and diagnosed some problems to get it back on the road. After getting it running, we head to the hills of Kentucky for the Pineville Hill Climb, a grassroots racing event that adds some local flair.

00:00 – Intro
05:08 – Caprice Driveway Rescue
13:09 – Back On The Road: Test Drive
14:14 – Pineville Hill Climb

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PARTS USED IN THIS EPISODE:

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Summit Racing: Pine Mountain Hillclimb
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36 thoughts on “Diagnosing Problems On A Caprice Wagon To Get It Up And Running – Carcass S4, E9”
  1. I'd watch you guys build this car but make it a low buck everyday driver/cruise-in/Cars and Coffee car. Clean up the interior, "paintjob rebuild" the engine, throw a cheap paint job on it with some Vinyl Pinstripes/80's style decals, Paint the original steel wheels either Black or Body color, throw a set of decent Baby Moons on it and show people that you can have a cool classic car for not much money that you can still have some fun with the family with on the weekend and get the kids interested in cars.

  2. I use the local parts stores. Sorry, old school like the GM car in this Rock Auto ad. I don't like taking parts back to the local auto stores, much less repacking and taking a Rock Auto part back to the FedEx or UPS stores to send back.

  3. 21 seconds in, and I see myself in my little BMW 2002! It was so awesome meeting you guys at the hillclimb, and hanging out having a great time! You need to come to Norton, VA in a couple weeks, and bring a car with you to race this time! 😉😁 Thank you so much for attending, and providing coverage of our little grassroots family of hillclimbers, not only the drivers, & their crew, but all of the amazing volunteers that make events like this possible! We're all looking for you to come back and have fun with us again! Olivia even said she'd make more mini beers for us! 😜 lol

  4. I gotta say rockauto is my go to unless I need it now. Did a full brake and suspension bushing job plus some egr/ignition work on my Mercury Sable a while back. My car is a weird mix between the premium and base models and they had it down on what I needed exactly. 2 years or so later I have no complaints other than my own choice on brake pads. I went with ceramics because I live in the mountains and I wanted something more heat resistant for long, heavy and frequent braking applications. But man they're dusty lol. I clean my front wheels more often than the rest of my car 😂

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