Oddly Satisfying 1966 Volkswagen Rescue | Relaxing Rebuild In Nature | RESTORED

On this episode of Restored, we dig into a 1966 Volkswagen Baja Beetle in hopes to seeing it on the road again. After finding this car abandoned in the woods with the engine completely dismantled inside the car, we decided what better thing to do than to try and put it together in the woods and drive it from its resting place. Rather than bringing you a video packed with music and dialogue, we give you an oddly satisfying experience of what it takes to bring this thing back to life. Showing you the step-by-step process, we've included all the natural sounds of nature and cut out all the extra hype and fluff to give you a everyday mechanic's point of view. So set back and enjoy this relaxing video as we show you what it takes to get this 1966 VW back on the road again with absolutely no talking - just working!

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[richwinds]

I can watch Volkswagen rescues all day. The Volkswagen rescue you guys did that was parked in a old garage is what brought me to this channel.

[TBConl]

I sat here saying I have better things to do than sit for 47.14 minutes watching you put this engine together in a field. Well 47.14 minutes later, I'm in awe of what you guys do with this not loved old abandoned cars and trucks. I am a fan. Just incredible. Respect

[thishandleisntavailableplease]

I LOVE these silent videos. It's like ASMR. I like to hear all the little noises like the doors creaking or the tools turning.

[garysmith]

My mother used to say, "Two working well together can get more done than three." Really enjoyed watching father and son orchestrating the revival of the V-dub. Y'all knew what to do and no dialogue needed. Another compelling video that held my interest the entire time and had a satisfying conclusion. Watching you two "do your thing" is something I look forward to. Keep calm and carry on!

[speedybuggy]

I like it when you two guys talk about the car

[daved]

Nice job bringing the old bug back to life 😁. Love the scripture 🙏 verses as well. Thanks and God bless you and your family.

[mwb]

One of my favorite videos. These Wizards of Bogota lay hands on rust in the brush and out springs a running volkswagen. Lol, you guys are great! Thank you for the hundredth time for what you do and the message along with it.

[davidbenji]

This was SO COOL!! How AWESOME to bring that car back to life pretty much right where it was found! Very impressive! Looks very much like my first car...a ratty old Baja bug!! Great job!!

[Tmrfe]

Spirituality and cars. I can think of no better way to enjoy 47 minutes

[robertmanley]

I loved this guys !! The down and dirty old school approach to getting a old car running again...when it was simple you guys did GREAT !! I remember theses old VW'S were all over when I was young ....you still see them just not like you used to. Thank you for bringing this one back to life !! 👍👍

[stanleys]

Thank you for your talent and the Bible verses, much needed

[neotex]

In my opinion, one of the best videos ever, you took a pile of parts and turned it into a motor and then put it in the VW and drove away, and all this in the woods with some handful of tools, that was great, thanks.

[speedybuggy]

Car old school is the best it is 58 years old hope it runs again good luck guys very good to see you two guys again

[coolwheels]

You gotta love the simplicity of the original VWs. I don't think there's another car you could have reassembled the engine to, out in the woods, while wallowing in the mud, like you did for this old car. I've rebuilt quite a few myself, and always loved them! Fahrvergnügen!

[cgy]

❤ My first car was a '67 baja bug. I've had 3 more since. I currently have a '71. Fun toys. I love classic air cooled VW'S. Especially bajas.

[billybobholcomb]

A Volkswagon? And Lance and Wyatt? A shure thing! These men could get it running, . No Sweat!

[Flash]

It's good to see another episode @RESTORED

[thomaswermager]

Now that was quite an interesting and intriguing video! Great Job to everyone, thank you all for some wonderful content!

[roypowell]

Just love these Vee Dubs had a few over the years here in the UK (60's & 70's) Love them...Cheers guys. Great filming Christian. 👍👍

[drstevenrey]

That gentlemen, is not just a beetle. That is a Baja Bug with all the right parts on it. It my be a 66 model but the mods were done around the early 70's. Done well these are very valuable.