Greasy Flips, more Fab, Trim, Paint, and and Beater Updates! 

Hi! Dean's Greasy Flips is back with a new intro and theme song that Dean helped me write in order to flip more junkers! Agent 8771 gets paint on his 1972 Suzuki 350 project, and we'll keep fixing the stainless trim for the 1960 Fury. More panels get hammered out for the Econoline boogie van, and I'll pull out the Newport and get her running so we can rebuild the transmission soon! Thanks also to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments! We do appreciate that anyone would take the time to leave us a note. If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can get a sticker, hat or a coffee mug at: www.coldwarmotors.com Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at : www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars! All the very best to everyone from me and Frankers and the Agents! s

I think Coldwar motors needs a tshirt with a picture of all the regular agents posing like a rock band in Scott's driveway. At least one of them should already be doing two things.

Well as a victim of Dean's greasy flips.I now spend my days trying to free up the Edsel motor,grinding /cutting/welding rusted out metal.But to tell the truth.I love every moment of it.

Thanks for saving the Ponitac, Dean. Don't see too many 1960s full size 4 doors anymore.

Love those 70's boat chryslers; they ride nice and can actually go around a corner.

Nice lines on that old Pontiac, maybe the engine can be un-seized and run again, we need more Pontiac's on the road. Good luck Dean. Not many cars have more trim pieces than the 60 Fury, but one at a time it's getting done. I think Franker's thinks the CWM shop is her doghouse, and she lets everybody work there. The door sill for the sliding door on the van was very crafty, looking forward to seeing that van painted and back on the road. Dean's LTD is looking good, it's a comfy cruiser, the ignition switch and hood ornament is very nice. The 72 Chrysler is another fine looking automobile.

Nothing Like an episode with Deano holding a can of Old Milwaukee. Makes me proud to be from The Mil.

Thank you for the videos they are most illuminating. And thanks for the natural Gas in Washington state that is supplied by our Canadian friends for a reasonable cost. Just a friend Ron

Ahh good ol Dean, saving vintage iron and getting all enthusiastic about it.

HI Back! Love the dean cars-makes me laugh-he loves everything! Your "know how" with metal is truly worth what you teach and what you do for your friends! You are truly a warm charismatic guy! Thanks for sharing-LOVE the "Frankers" also. You make my Saturdays come alive, Thank you! Brooming off snow was a long time ago for me-but it was always a challenge to do so before it was wet or icy. That reminded me of my other life. Cheers!

Another event filled chapter from the boyz with the toyz Always a treat, thanks

The Newport LIVES again !! I like Deans LTD,just needs a little TLC! All the older cars have character. new cars all look the same. Cheers !!

I have become addicted to CWM Saturday's. Always interesting and entertaining.

Watching coldwarmotors is normally my Sunday morning ritual here in Sydney, Australia. Today it took me all day to watch between fixing my own van!

I couldn't help but chuckle a little when you we're cleaning the foot of snow off the Newport. It's like shoveling a bloody driveway!! Man those old land yachts had gigantic hoods. Thanks guys for another great vid. It's always a treat to see a new one. 😊

A few wobble pops and Dean's greasy flips segment is a hell of an intro 🙃🙃🙃

I like the Newport, it's as Big as a Whale and it's about to set Sail. It's so Dean.

My mailbox got hit some time ago. It was your videos that inspired me to hammer and dolly it back to shape.! It turned out great. Cool videos, thanks Scott and agents.

Another quality production Scott. That New Port is really nice. Factory radio delete. That’s gotta be rare. Cheers guys🍻

That new hood ornament was just what the LTD needed to be a real head turner!

The highlight of my week is to see progress of the Fury!!!

Thanks for the new episode of Deans Greasy Flips. The trim restoration is a testament to skill and perseverance... 💪

the Newport actually looks really nice. I'm surprised the hood wasn't caved in from the 1.5 feet of snow on top of it.

That bold gold Newpy is a gem of a sled! Love the big Mopar boats from this period. Much of my earliest pubescent cruising memories are behind the wheel of a '71 Fury III. Oh, and as always fantastic hammering! 🤘🤙🤘

The thumbnail picture and intro is just so good. Dean should do a greasy version of an old Cal Worthington ford commercial

Your a master metal worker that trim blows my mind how good it looks great job

Love the work on the Chrome trim , your attention to detail is outstanding !!!! Dean’s Greasy Flip is fabulous !! That 1966 Laurentian was nice , too bad the engine was seized . Love the Canadian Content 🇨🇦 👍

Hi Scott I love watching your work especially when you make repair panels your skills shine through keep up the amazing work.

Excellent as usual. Love the Newport. You should do a Classic Darts smoking Newports in it.

Damn Scott , I been watching from the start of the channel, wish I could take a couple weeks off an come up. I couldn’t imagine how many of your cars we could get done if you got one side an I got the other , then have your minions do all the light stuff which they seem to do anyway which I call real friends. Especially dean, who the hell wouldn’t help dean work on his stuff? One true friend there for sure.I like cold weather but shit up there is ridiculous😂😂

yet another perfect Sunday.... CWM , flower, coffee... and heat... bang on, Scott, Bang on... ... (Roll that beautiful Dean roll...)

I love Dean's automotive sympathy and taste. If I had bags of $ I would be doin' the same thing. 😂🤣👍

Man I did not know you could get trim that had dents and marks like new again the piece last week and now this trim is unbelievable. I would not believe that's the same piece you had with all that crap on it that is awesome man you are a master at turning junk to new again man I wish I had that talent

Geez. All the time I wasted back in the 70s and 80s trying to find decent trim in boneyards- hours, days weeks, never realizing there were techniques for salvaging what I had

Pontiac Laurentian with a Chevy 283. Only in Canada!! I think in the USofA that would have been a Catalina with a 389, or a 326.

Deans for President thats all i have to say.👍👍👍👍👌. Sigge.

I Love seeing the trim work being redone, I super stoked to see them put on the car. I would be great seeing each piece finished and installed!!

I have the great privilege of having coffee a couple times a week with some old guys in their late 80's. A couple of them are retired auto mechanics with unbelievable memories. Today was [good natured] 50's Plymouth bashing day ........ The big laugh was back in the day, on some '57s, when one manually pushed the fins apart the trunk lid would pop open! Scot could give that a try and give us some feedback :-) . Those cars were also known as "Highway Vacuums". The reason being is that they weren't very well sealed and somewhat flexible, so that on the Prairie gravel roads they would fill with gravel dust. So when one was driving on a road and hit a bump large amounts of dust would fall from the head liner. So much so that one recalled that once they hit a BIG bump and actually had to stop the car get out while the dust cleared ............. When those old dudes talk I listen believe me .....

Scott your Winter Beater is going to turn into a Spring -Summer Bester! Thank you.

I took my drivers test on a 64 Laurentian sedan just a little older than Dean's car. Sure do like that big Chrysler. The early seventies Chryslers were some good solid performers. Like my dad's 74 Monaco. That 360 would move 4300 pounds of Dodge sedan around right smartly.

That Chrysler is a really cool looking car.

Working the trim,and building the rockers you got serious skills, and the patience of Job. Good work man!

Dean's heart is in the right place. I'd say the price on the Pontrolet is good. The new rocker panel looks factory. It's always a treat to watch Frankers play.

Dean's car is missing one thing now. A decal in the middle of the back window saying 'Dean's Greasy Flips'. I love that name and the new music works well. Paint came out very nice for the bike and nice work on the stainless steel pieces. Will be nice to see the Fury when you are able to finish it. Thanks for sharing.

I have a weak spot for early 70's Newports so I'll be watching for updates!

Scott, you level of patience is incredible. There is no way I would have got any of the damage out of those trim strips. And, Dean buys a crap car! Who saw that coming? :)

Coldwarmotors... The best youtubers in the worlds👍👍👍

Extent work......on night in white satin. That's gonna be a nice van......I have stickers for Dean 😎

What a gem your '72 New Yorker is!!! I had no idea you had this fine piece of Mopar luxury. At least on flim, it looks nearly new. Well at least no more than a few years. I was fortunate enough to own a '67 in a forest green for a couple of years while in the Army in Europe. Unfortunately, my rotation came just about the same time as the gas crunch did here in the States so the value of the car plummeted here. So I sold it to a G.I. coming in to Germany with a passel of kids and his wife under his arm for a few thousand dollars ($6,500?) and used the money to put a down payment on a new Dodge pickup when I came back to Fort Benning. Great day to you guys. Sorry you ran over your cameras though.

That Newport looks great! Reminds me of my brother's 71 300 that he had. 4 door hardtop with white buckets. Loved that car.

NICE Chrysler for 200 bucks! Your living my dream. All the best to you & the crew.

You guys crack me up! I have said it before but this is THE best automotive channel! So entertaining but super educational! I love all the agents and Frankers too!

Excellent CWM video, awesome to see, thank you all 👍

More great stainless detailing !!! Man I wish I could paint !! 727's are easy and a joy to rebuild. Only 5 moving parts !! Can't wait for that video !! Thanks for all of your hard work Scott !!

Cold war Motors love this channel love all the cars good save Dean car is looking great

Only on C.W.M will I ever see a "Masking tape race" Love these guys!

My first car was a 1972 Plymouth Fury 3 two door gold with a white landau roof . Many great memories in that car

I don’t think Dean could ever be bummed about anything. He would look forward to a prostate exam.

Haha Dean channeling some Marlon Brando with the fingers crossed to camera piece. Authentic 70's styling intro. Love your work Gentlemen!

A radio delete Chrysler Newport? That's unusual!! AM Radios were standard equipment in US models.

I am enjoying a coffee from my Cold War Motors coffee cup..............Yummmmmmmmmmmm

Totally blown away "You Scott are a stainless trim dent removal and restoration GOD that's it I'm sold we are truly in the presence of greatness there is just no end to your skills .... right buttered you up enough if I send you my GT250 seat trim can you sort it out for me ;) LOL

Already looking forward to next weeks episode. Always interesting and entertaining.

Excellent! My favorite channel has a new video out. My day is now complete! Thanks Scott, Frankers and Agents!

That Newport was like traveling through time to 1986. Because mine was that much of a pain in the ass to start EVERY MORNING.

Love the Newport. What a beast that thing is in all ways.

Ha, Dean nails his moments of comedy perfectly sometimes (3:35) Glad to see the Plymouth get some attn. again too. She Definitely should be fixed. Thanks for doing these films cos we love them here. Cheers people.

Pelham blue? for the Suzuki maybe? Universal cool for GM, Gibson, and now Suzuki. Quite the feature packed episode fellas, I can't wait for more Econoline updates.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

fords of this era were hands down the best American cars. I owned and worked on many . Granada my fav

Well....OK then....Glad we got that behind us now.....Thanks Coldwarmotors...Ky...Calling..!

Nice front on the Pontiac, I would buy that in a heartbeat in NZ, it’s like a family GTO

fantastic work and great video

Another exciting episode of Deans Greasy Flips! Scott, your S-90 is going to be your Spring Beater in a few weeks. Oh well lots to do in the mean time. Is the Citroen SM on hold for now? That is going to be a really nice car. Looking forward to the trim going back on the Fury. Cheers!

Dean for the win!!

I like the old LTDs from 1969 to 73. With the big blocks in them.

you sir are the master of stainless dent repair

@56:35 Dean's behind the scenes theatrics with Frankers lol. Fun stuff!

You guys are doing a great job.

Another Sunday down under in the great south land, and it’s CWM time. The Newport is just waiting to go on happy drives again by the looks . I too like to rescue unloved cars from the crusher like Dean, but sadly not usually smart enough to break even on the rehoming of the said rescue. Lol. Really love watching you make patch’s straighten trim and do what ever, but am a big fan of cold starts, as coId weather is never a great worry here in the hot tropics. It’s a bit of a sad week for Aussies and Kiwis down here as General Motors just boned the last of their Right hand drive production in the world by Announcing the total closure of General Motors Holdens by the end of this year. There is to be a fire sale of the remaining new cars and then ten years of parts and warranty backup. Regards Bob the dog and Doug his pet human .

Loved when Dean said he was "back to reality". I was never sure that he visited there that often lol. Dean's world = Population 1

Mahalos for another exciting episode! More metal fabrication brilliance with use of LOG! Dean is awesome for saving a very nice Pontiac from the crusher, hope someone out there can give it a good home. Amazed at how all of that trim for the Fury has been refurbished. Only Cold War Motors could save such an interesting and unique automobile from wasting away.

Hi guys, that gold coloured Chrysler is a good looking car. Enjoyed watching, thank you

I'm really impressed with the trim repair. I know it's a tedious procedure but time well spent because of money saved. Its a good lesson to be learned. It doesn't always have to take more money just more drive and patience. It's that way with everything that you guys do. And that is very cool.

Careful there Scott, Dean might want his own show!

The 727 transmission doesn't pump fluid in park. I always used to start my Dart in nuetral because they do pump fluid in neutral avoiding the morning sickness when everything doesn't have fluid in it yet like the torque converter. The small 904 you never noticed it as it filled up faster being a lot smaller and lighter all around. Transgo made a pump in park kit for these transmissions which also meant you could check fluid in park like everyone else. If you want some fun try a stage 2 kit and drive it fast or slow. I had one in the first 727 I put against the 318 in my Dart. It would chirp the tires to second at low speed and punch the rear sideways at WOT at 5500 rpm to second, great fun. I finally broke it manually down shifting to first at speed so we rebuilt it with a stage 1 kit to save it from myself... I did add a sure grip clutch type 8 3/4 to help handle my abuse and give it better traction and launches for what it was.

There's something for everybody in this episode. Well done, and great music!

Impecable timing !!!!!!!!! ...40 seconds !!!!!!! 7 thumbs up........... Dean ...more info on the Laurention please ... a few under hood and trunk photos .... contact info for the greasy flipster .... have a good one !...... Scott , your stainless work is outstanding !!!!!!!

Love the Dean Machine. Had four panther platform Town Cars.

Great video as always. Tell Dean that the LTD is looking sweet. I have a '91 Mercury Grand Marquis and I'm glad i don't have all that drama to remove an ignition key switch. Still, it's a nice looking car. 🙂👍

Really like the panel making for the van. Nice to see.

Another very entertaining vid, Scott. I'd say your winter beater will be ready in good time for the summer. And Dean's LTD just gets better. Already looking forward to next weeks episode.

Do I spy with my wandering eye a Smith Premier?! What a nice backdrop for the king of the "greasy flips". Love the radio delete dash in the Newport!

"More Fury!" cry we with emotion, As we blather undying devotion. Tell Dean to get to it, Don't ask us to do it, For that's an irrational notion. The Unknown Poet, JPL Editor's note: Well, me and The Poet were lounging about after a hard day of taking it easy when Wifey had the unmitigated temerity to suggest we could pitch in on the domestic chores. I guess I told her. Sez I: "Yes, dearest", while the little rat bastard vaporized again.

In 1977 I owned a '72 Chrysler New Yorker and drove the PISS outta that thing, til the transmission fell out in 1981(had the 440 4-barrel, what was I SUPPOSED to do?).. anyways.. seeing the dashboard and steering wheel of that Newport sure brought back some damn fine memories! thanks for the video, Scott, fantastic as usual !

Haven't watched it yet but,GREASY FLIPS? Yeah,can't wait!

Loving the panel making section

I had a 78 chevy blazer that was that color, the list in the glovebox said it was mariner blue. I always liked that color.

Love Dean’s greasy flips! Hope to see more of those videos in the future. Love the Chrysler Newport you have and hope to see more transmission fix videos in the future. I don’t know if Dean has told you but I have a 1973 Dodge Polara which also has transmission issues Hope to get them fixed soon. Dean says he wants to buy my Dodge but I don’t want it to become a greasy flip LOL!

Love Dean’s greasy flips and the new car!

I have been looking for the mot juste for this video. I have been working on my vocabulary and French seems appropriate. It looks like a lot of show has fallen. Maybe the snow and cold makes for Belle Epoque. I really enjoy the video's, the agents and the cars. Saint Patrick's day is the beginning of Spring in my neck of the woods; I can't wait. Dean (and Scott) both appear to have kissed the Blarney Stone sometime in life. Have a good week guys.