GRANDPAS 1935 CHEVY COUPE REVIVAL MYSTERY ENGINE ?!?! 

I am 67years old and this brings back so many memories. I would not change a thing with the running gears it so vintage and shows what we had to work with when things were not plentiful as they are today. Love listening to your grandpa tell his stories! Thanks

I could listen to your grandfather tell stories all day. He reminds me a lot of my grandad, although I lost mine a few years ago. It definitely looks like you appreciate what you have and that’s great to see. Keep the videos coming when you can!

Your grandfather is an amazing man, I could listen to him all day!

Cherish this time with your grandpa John. Lost mine 25 years ago. He was a mechanic all his life but never got time to hang with him and get some of his knowledge. I'm also from the davenport area. Great video

What a treat! I'm so happy you get to spend real quality time with your grandpa, and you get to document the time together, and his stories. Cherish it, mate.

Grandpa is a treasure John! Like listening to his story's. Nice old Chevy! How easy it started for you and grandpa!

I knew I was gonna love this, even before I hit play. Your grandpa is a legend!

Never got to have a bond with my grandparents 😪. Just a short but very sweet bond with my moms mother. Seeing you and your grandpa's bond is so incredibly touching!!! Love grandpa's storys!!! ❤️ by the way the 1962 /63 coupe is so cool , and so exciting watching it get put back to running again!!

I lost one of my grandpa’s in 2020 and I just lost the other one about 2 months back. Listening to grandpa’s story’s are making me feel some kinda way. 💜

Your Grandpa is the gold in Golden Rust or Bust! Both of my grandpas are gone now, but I'm enjoying seeing you work with yours. Thanks for the video!

72 year old here. This was such a heart warming video. Watching you and your grandfather work together and share so much made my week. I wish I could have had those times with my grandfather but unfortunately he was gone early in my life. You are a lucky man. Thank you for this.

Man treasure every moment you ca get like this. What a story, what a car. PS my vote is leave her heart in her, she has been good to the family and deserves to stay… PPS if that air compressor is 100 years old take a good look at that tank, make sure it’s not rusting internally. They tend to pop after a while.

Both my grandfathers are gone now, and hearing your grandfather brings back a lot of good memories. Back when one of my grandfathers learned me how to do drum brakes and rebuild a carb when I was 5 ish. So many memories. Glad to see the old ford. Not many still around.

My grandpa just died a couple weeks ago. I miss listening to his stories! These guys lived life to the fullest .

Great video, I first seen that car sitting in that exact spot over 37 years ago and it’s the first time I ever seen it move. And of course once an automotive teacher ALWAYS a automotive teacher. My first automotive lesson was in that driveway and it was changing the master cylinder on my little red ford pickup. Good job John, keep the videos coming 👍

I lost my grandpa April of this year. He would tell me stories about all his old cars. Being ripped through the driver's window by a cop after getting pulled over, or losing his clutch coming back from work and rebuilding it under a light pole on a bridge. Great stories and memories

Young man, You are very lucky! Cherish the time with your grandfather! Any time you can sit at the feet of wisdom is time well spent!

Recording these videos with grandfather is good. Wish I had the ability when my grandparents were alive ...

Grandpa is a legend!!! I've always loved old chevy coupes.

That,fuel pump is for an FE Ford engine I used to have an old 62 galaxy! It was one of the best cars I ever owned! I got a newspaper, ran through the want ads, and found one for a 1962 Ford Galaxy. Transmission slips engine smokes fifty dollars I was driving my boss' 1948 Ford wrecker , so i gave the man 2, 20 dollar bills and a sawbuck to go with them. Stopped at the parts store and bought a vacuum modulator, left it on the wrecker, slid underneath and popped the modulator in and snugged it down. It smoked like a cotton mill for a few minutes and quit smoking. I drove that old Ford for ten years, painted it red, and sold it for for $3500.00, bought a 62 Falcon, and dropped a 427 Side Oiler Ford engine in it!

In the 1960's I delivered newspapers in the evening. One person who got their paper delivered had a 1937 Stude coupe which had a GMC 302 six. He sold the car to young guy just starting an apprenticeship at the local Ford dealers . He had found a rebuilt 59A flattie in the company's spare parts department,and that got installed in the coupe. I had flatties later on and still like them .

44:11. The amazing disappearing dog. Awesome people and vehicle.

Love the stories and the history in this episode and all the cool old vintage Items from the early days Reminds me of Being a kid again back in the 70s

I love the idea of replacing the trusty old flathead with a 302!

Your grandpa is an amazing guy!! Enjoy every minute that you can.

It's really cool that you can work on things with your grandpa. Two things I noticed immediately about this video. First, a 50 minute video, which I believe is longer than normal. Second, an opening theme song and video sequence. It looks like you're upping your production quality. Congrats, as it's a skill and may pay off for the channel.

You got great friends as in junkyard digs!! Congratulations on your engagement. I was married. Now divorced. Remember that she won’t always be there if your always at work or whatever. That’s why mine left me. I was so involved with work trying to feed my family I forgot my family I guess. Best of luck man!!!!!keep her happy! Ask her what she wants to be happy. We don’t know till we ask.

You're so lucky to still have your Grandfather he's a really cool guy. I miss mine so much, he used to tell me stories about his Model As, '49 Ford, '58 Meteor. It would be sweet of you put a roller cam 351w in there. Just to keep the theme of a Ford in a Chevy if the Flattie isn't in the cards anymore. Great stuff, I'm also here for the mustache...I have my mullet twerking and my stache rockin'. 🤣😂😎🚬

Wish a had a grandfather like him 👍

That had to been fun as heck Driving grampa coupe with grandpa with you

Your Grandfather is a totally cool dude. Enjoyed seeing him in the video sharing his stories about the car.

Hey John, it's great to see you again, beautiful old Chevy and your grandpa is awesome 👍🇺🇸⚜️🔥🔥🔥🔥

It's cool that you have a gear head grandpa, my grandpa's and Dad were lucky to know how to change a flat tire. And all my family has passed away now.

Your grandpa had me cracking up with some of his comments. "No self respecting hot rodder would put a Ford engine in a Chevy" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

What an amazing story. Your Grandpa has definitely had some cool experiences. Great episode! Thanks for taking all of us along!

I have my Mom's first car, a 1935 Ford 5 window coupe, someday hope to put it back on the road, last driven in 1964.

She is a beautiful car. Thanks grandpa!!!!

This is what my channel wants to be when it grows up! Cheers!

Wow your grampa reminds me.of my dad so glad I got to see him and his beautiful car.

Love them old quiet 💯 plus year old compressors

Grandpa is awesome I’ve never seen someone do their own lining replacement thanks

:-) Great to see new content. Love the bond you and your Grandpa have. Love that car as well.

Good to see you back man. Grandad's a star.

If you kept the Flattie, to make it more capable of modern speeds I believe a T-5 manual with Overdrive can be adapted to those so you can cruise 70mph at safer rpms. I think that a 3.8/3.9 OHV V6 Mustang has a T-5 that would work.

Love the car but you're grandpa! What a guy please treasure him and yes I've got a touch of envy due to a certain European war which claimed both of my granddad's as we call them over here. So even though you've heard a story a 1000x treasure the moments. Great channel as well by the way.. Gary 🇬🇧🇬🇧

Fantastic car wow. Great man yore grandfather to would loved to shake his hand, I'm in the UK and British born, now 68 yrs. as a kid ( kid !6 yrs ) i worked full time in a motor auto shop and my main job was cleaning old break shoes and re lining them with rivet's again we hand new lining for 60 odd British cars other jobs were make up replacement inner speedo cables, making new sets number plates we also stocked diaphragm's and valves kits for fuel pumps lol,. Later years i went on to become a mechanic 4 yrs, and a manager for at a large auto parts centre. good old days haha, grat vlog,

Coming over from Junkyard Digs. Nice to find you!

Memories! I vote for your G'dads 302 idea if you have to replace the motor. From '74 through '81 me, and what I claimed as my brother, road hunted fence rows in N.E. Mo. and bought every '34-'49 GM worth dragging out of the fields. We'd buy every 289-302 motor and automatic from every junkyard we could get our hands on. Yep, they went in all those chevys, ponchos, buicks-and were put in right-wasn't any cobbling like your G'dads car was when he dragged it home. I know one '39 chevy, 4 door(suicide rears)was still on the road 3 years ago. Wasn't the only conversions we did, lot of others. Neighbor blew his '66 GTO, girlfriend totaled the '70 Road Runner he then bought to drive. Wasn't anything hurt with the 440 and 727 so in the GTO they went. His G'daughter drives that car today. Farmall F-20's, only chevy powerplants we every used. Old 283's and 327's nearly bolted into them. New sub, going to be a loyal viewer-great content. Followed you from Junkyard Digs and the Stang II episode.

I like how your getting to spend time with your pop's! Mine passed away when I was younger. Glad to see you enjoying each other's company

OMG John, this was my first ever day on your channel thanks to your colab with JYD and the 'Dorito' snowmobile by ARTICAT'. This was just so endearing to us old guys. Thanks John for taking us with you and your Gramps. Please don't remove that flathead form this Chevy. I guess if it is too worn out to be useful we would understand, but isn't there a chance to have it refreshed and kept as the powerplant bc of HIS'story is or would be just too much of a loss once you R&R the flathead. It sounded like it was or is a nice running powerplant.

Awesome revival. Your grandpa is a cool guy.

That old air compressor is awesome👍

That’s a bad ass car ur pap knew it was a keeper whenever he first bought it and that’s awesome in it’s self for him to see that in it years ago

Your grandfather is awesome! I'd love to see him in more of your videos and hear more of his stories.

your grandfather is so cool

Thats a CAR dude, love it

Your grandpa is the coolest guy! This was a fun video

Seeing the hole in the lower part of the grill for the hand crank used to start the engine reminds me of a joke my Dad love to tell. Johnny shared to the class that on the way to school today we hit a pig running down the road and the hand crank went up the pigs ass. The teacher said "Johnny we don't use that word, we say rectum". Johnny said, "RECTUM?, Hell it killed him". Dad would have been 99 last week. Thank you for the video I enjoyed it.

I love that car and your Grandfather.

My 2015 Nissan uses drum breaks in the rear still, so simple but so effective!

Your grandpa is awesome Very kool

Love all the old school stuff. It was a joy listening to your grandpa teach us about riveting on liners to brake shoes that was awesome. Also I enjoyed learning about your distributor that had two sets of points I never knew distributors had two sets of points in them you have to go more in detail with that I'd love to learn more on how that operates

Always a Blast to see one of your Videos and I enjoy your grandpa he's a Hoot 🤣 and Please be careful out there Protecting the Streets. Till next time my Friend 👍

reminds me of working on my grandpas 1938 pontiac coup

You have a amazing Grandpa. And that's a beautiful car .

Oh it’s going to be a good Tuesday!

Excellent teamwork. Gotta say after seeing so many Ford hotrods with SBCs I'm all for putting a flathead Ford in a Chevy LOL. Also funny guessing how long the project took - from sandals and shorts to flannels and knit caps!

Outstanding!

Was sent her by Junkyard Digs!!!!! Good vids... keep up the good work 💪👍. All the best from Norway.

Cool car, cool grandpa

Awesome history. Thanks

Priceless times fer sure,be a good time for a wash n buff before heading back to storage for gramps time machine.nice to still got time spent with him,hes a man of many hats as we obviously see.too bad no ice cream shops or burger stops anymore but we get it.its near ski season time to get them ready!!!snookie pa.💥👍😜✌️💥

Great Car !

Such an awesome thing to watch.

Awesome to see you spending time with your grandpa! I was lucky enough to spend with mine when he was around.😊

I had one of those brake riveters! I relined brakes with it, and relined clutches with it too.

Great looking car!!

Awesome video, man. Great times with pops too.

Great to see you back on and working with your grandpa.

awesome video 🏁

Great job from grand pa!!!!! Now you can pass it on. As well as anyone who watches this video

Cool looking old car !!

What a beautiful Car!!!!!

What a great story and one of a kind amazing car 💯💯💯 Thanks for sharing

Really good format, you and grandpa. Brings back memories

Loved this one and the knowledge that your grandfather was giving us on the old car tech was priceless.

Too cool ... And congratulations by the way

CONGRATULATIONS on the engagement! Thanks for the videos!

Wow love these videos , you are one lucky guy , being able to live these moments with your grandpa , hope you can tell these wonderful stories to your kids or future kids , many years and good heath to your grandpa , hats off to you for sharing this gem of a video with us , Alfred NYC/PR.

Love grandpa

great vid as always my friend and prayin fer ya while ur out on patrol

I just subscribe to your channel for the first time i love your grandpa stories god bless him

I must say when I finally get a video recommendation from your channel I'm rarely disappointed! How precious are our grandpas! Out Grandmas and the relationships we have with them! They are filled with more love and understanding than we even are thinking they know about. But they do and they want to give it! The wealth of knowledge and time he has to give to spend with his grandson is precious to him as well. He wants a good life for his grandson and can maybe not make the mistakes he made with his son and/or daughter! That's what they/we become as we learn life is for love not for ourselves but for loving those we love! If you know Jesus you will know you will see him again! Have a good look into the bible and find out what the truth of this life actually is! It's Love!

Love your videos keep them coming .. I think it's awesome that you an your grandpa work on stuff together and he also has awesome stories. Can't wait for more videos..

Grandpa a great guy. Good video, beautiful ride too

hey came over from junkyard diggs channel love the video and congrats on the nuptials

At 17:20 your grandpa looks good in that hat

Great rig

Enjoying your videos with your grandpa,John. That's one nice car he has! It's survived time.

Congrats on your engagement!