Let's Do A Step-By-Step Engine Rebuild...In Our Kitchen 

Good stuff

That is Brilliant. Who wrote that ?

Sounds like my love life .... only there is no success

How true....I seem to live for the struggle.

@@johnpossum556 if not it should be.

Dishwasher? Car parts are not dishwasher safe.

@@tarstarkusz why? Dishwasher is awesome for parts cleaning

@@johnpossum556 When it's got to be done, you find a way to do it!

Boiled out a carb in the kitchen ......stuck up the whole house! My wife complained too, kinda funnny ;~)

@@johnpossum556 LOL, I just ended up buying a house with 2 garages! (and dumped the "wife" (girlfriend)!

@@johnpossum556 LOL I hear that! Even with 3 garage bays now, I still end up working in the dirt sometimes!

My wife sticks her head in the garage and says "it smells in here" often lol

I'm sure it's killing him not to respond to you. He has a very high opinion of himself.

Yeah, none of those narcissistic fools EVER risk their egos building anything on their channels. Every last one of them has that in common.

@@johnpossum556 1. "Money where your mouth is" Anology 2. Contrary to the Indoctrinated Chrony Capitalist narrative success is more then $ you have 3. If you need to tell people how successful you are, a. your not or b. might want to consider accepting yourself for who you really are, only then can others accept you. 4. Good deeds require no advertising, we just do them.

No idea. I have only a few guesses, but it’s not fair to speculate on here. I don’t know any of them, either.

@@jonathanlawson4667 Great minds have always had to endure violent opposition from the mediocre. Refrain from mediocrity? Authority cannot legitimize itself by participating in acts of aggression.

@@thegeneralstrike6747 Our Founders showed otherwise. As for trolls, the internet made them thrive because like so many of our most embarrassingly ignorant politicians (think Sheila Jackson Lee), they need only praise to sustain.

Hahaha! Same here. And mine really likes when I tear apart carbs on the dinner table 30 min before dinner.. lol

@@Z_732 Don't forget heating parts in the oven. :-)

@@bcbloc02 lmao.. yep. Been there. Done that. But anymore I just use a torch usually gets me by.

Yup my latest is heating up bearings in the microwave. Wrap um in a wet towel you get a perfect 100c.

@@graham2631 That's a great idea!

I know people that make their living repairing and selling "dead" equipment from the side of the road.

@@MikeBrown-ii3pt this year I got a toro recycler mower, Honda tiller, Honda mower, and the plate compactor. with small repairs for the Honda tiller, and mower there working. The toro just needed a blast of brake cleaner into one of the carb tubes and runs fine. the packer needed an engine. All in all theres like $400-500 easy in profit from stuff I found around just my block alone. I gave the toro to my sister since it ran better then her current mower. I guess I just live in the perfect neighborhood where theirs enough money for people to toss stuff that's not working right and buy a new one but not to much money that they would just hire out the work. I think covid also helped as people have nothing else to do so they did some summer cleaning and tossed everything from their garages.

@@FishFind3000 Yep, plenty of money to be made if you don't mind getting your hands dirty. I don't know what size engine the compactor has but Harbor Freight sells them all day every day. Their Predator engines are Honda "clones". I don't do it full time but I picked up a 2 stage snow blower for free last spring. The guy said it wouldn't start after setting in his garage for several years. 1/2 gallon of fresh gas and a few shots of carb cleaner last week before the storm and it fired right up. My $2 investment turned into a $198 CASH profit when I sold it for $200 on Monday.

Thank god im not the only AMC fan here hagaga

AMCs are just the best! So I'm like 21 and over half the people over 50 are just like " isn't that a Chrysler"

@@thekikendallsautoandrandom1271 we are few and far between

You know WHY they had to go right? What kind of beige plastic ugliness do you expect to sell when it's named AMERICAN?

What would be a good theme song for AMC? I nominate "Ramble On" by Led Zeppelin.

How did you bend all the rods?

More carburetors and like sized components have been rebuilt on my dining room table than Thanksgiving dinners.

Cleanliness, good lighting. Very important for a good carb rebuild.

I rebuild transmisions on my bed haha, this car stuff is so easy and i dont care if things get dirty

I was rebuilding my 68' GTO's 4-barrel carb on the kitchen table. I had all the parts in soup cans, and tupperware, and along comes our cat. Jumps on top the table and throws a hissy cat fit! Jets, bb's, springs flying all over the place! Talk about pissed! LOL!

Ha... than you must certainly live alone..

Im pretty sure if it was going yo crack the floor, it alrwady has in the past. If it hasnt tony has likely run into getting around that problem before so, he alraedy has a solution for uncle Cathy's floor. Lol

chunk of plywood easy peasy

You gota buy wide hard rubber monster truck wheels for your engine stand

Uncle Kathy has obviously deprived herself of victimhood and insecurity. To be an adult and equal with a firm grasp on whats really important. Uncle Kathy is a true Unicorn.

@@thegeneralstrike6747 i think she is quite aware ,.... that nothing she can say or do , will ever stop tony from doing what ever he wants to do !

Sounds like a Kool build. Especially with a 4 speed.👍

Go with a trimick 600. The m21/22 may not hold it.

Get your 4 speed parts from thepartsplaceinc.com, based out of Chicago, cheap pedals, and bar setup, I did an 86 monte with a 305 and t5 from a Camaro

I forgot....is that the orange car he sprayed not too long ago? If so yes 👍

Probably not wanting to winter drive it after fresh paint

Nobody'd EVER think of bothering somebody there

Well at least you will be warm.

lucky!

eyyy, didnt expect to see you here. i appreciate your vids and info.

How could I *not* be here? Uncle Tony's been a source of Mopar info for me since he was in print. He's forgotten more than I'll ever know.

How on earth did you get those cast iron blocks in and out?

Why the bath tub?

@@SHUTTHEFRIDGEDOOR Transmissions don't fit in the sink.

Some people are scared that, as others create (and rebuilding is, IMHO a pure form of creation), that they're going to be seen as lacking because they don't create. So, instead of having an A-HA moment, they attack the people who create. Because that's easier than creating your own stuff. Whatever makes them feel better, I guess.