Will it run after 59 years 1953 Plymouth cranbrook 

Will this 1959 Plymouth run after sitting for 59 years
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[megastarsport]

This man straddles a fine line between mechanic and necromancer

[repairdroid]

The fact that you took a rusted up boat anchor pos starter and got it cranking that engine is what I call impressive.

[istdochallesegal]

When he said "we'll reuse this" about the head gasket, he succinctly summarized his entire automotive philosophy - love it!!!

[BentleyTypeR]

Watched this with my grandfather few weeks before he passed. Got my love for classic cars from him.
R.I.P. Paw Paw

[davidheaton]

"Cylinder 1 delete" - you are a total legend mate. Subscribed!

[impaladavid]

This guy is so positive all the time. Nothing phases him. Never sweats the small stuff. To him it's all good and I admire his attitude.
Thanks for the videos!

[Blakecolts]

I love that he takes the worst shape vehicles and makes them run when others would never give them a chance

[Larsgman]

You literally pulled a mound roughly resembling a vehicle out of the ground and went to work on it.

Absolute madman.

[Scruffy]

What i find impressive is that starter. Completely stuck with rust inside and outside. Yet it could still be opened up sanded down to work again. The starters we have nowadays are throwaways. Once they stop working, replace them.

[whitelion]

We need more people like you here in Africa. You really know what you are doing and to get something like that running is genius.

[DixieHomestead]

Just to see an old engine like that firing off after so long is impressive.

[FriendlyNoOne]

I explore abandoned houses and properties as a hobby and find cars like this all the time. Never in a million years did I consider they could still come back to life. These videos are fascinating to watch but also haunting in a way that’s hard to explain. I recommend your channel whenever I get the chance. Never stop doing these.

[VAgentlmn-qbuu]

my first teenage fantasy was a '54 Plymouth wagon. It was a beast. Stick on the column, lay down rear seats, big open split tailgate. A great car to learn to drive in and take a bunch of friends to the Outer Banks to spend the weekend. Everything was simpler and assessable to teenagers in the '60s.

[Aglassact]

Unbelievable talent, she was lost and you made her found again, even if just a brief moment in time. All cars have a soul and right now this one’s smiling again . Good job 👍

[dracos]

Dudes out here doing the car equivalent of tazing a dead body. "No way in hell the car will ever live again but watch me make it shake around"

[rexjolles]

How the hell he made a car that was flatteneed, upside down, and waterlogged run is beyond talent

[can-cruiser]

Amazing.. Given a few hours, I bet this guy can put the Titanic back into service... Excellent work..!!

[jewishman]

I got a 37 Hudson to run after it had been laying in the woods for 40 years. I actually registered it and drove it around on the back roads up here for about a year. No top, no driver's side door, and no trunk lid. Obviously I had a LOT of interesting conversations with law enforcement personnel USUALLY they were laughing too hard to write a ticket!

This channel appears to be fun! I'll be back!

[conalcochran]

Dr. Automotive Frankenstein at his finest. I’m always left amazed with your videos and I had my doubts with this project, but you’ve left me speechless. Truly amazing work!

[mkreis]

This is incredible; Excellent video of the smoke rolling past the camera as the engine sputters back. God bless!