Let's Drive! The 1959 Fury is Back, and the 1970 AMC Javelin gets a Road Test... 1963 Pontiac Fixed? 

Just watched Halfass Kustoms video on how they lost their shop to a fire last week. How incredibly sad for Brent. Glad you guys didn't have such a catastrophe too.

Thumbs up for Myles' U-joint repairs and getting the Strato Chief home.

I am glad things are okay at Laura's and at the GCFC. Grass fires are no joke. Cheers.

No worries Scott, taking care of property and belongings is far more important than a video!! Glad to hear that all is ok!! Cheers....and Hi Frankers!!

Tom shows up like a blister. Appears after the hard work is done. 😉

Glad to hear all is well. I really like those Javelins -great looking cars!

The '59 Fury looks so comfortable just watching you drive it Scott. My father drove cars from the '30's up and said all the put-downs that you hear - tires screeching on turns, brakes fading, wandering all over the road, etc. is all exaggerated. If the cars are driven safely and properly, they were perfectly fine.

Good for Miles fixing the Pontiac, nice seeing the fury on the road again

Hey guys! This week we get to take the 1959 Plymouth Fury for a drive after we fix a couple of things... Also: Myles gets a second try at driving his fantastic 1963 Pontiac home, and I get a chance to try out Mark's 1970 AMC Javelin! Never a dull moment, and a pretty hectic week! We are very happy to announce our new "Dean's Greasy Flips" beer cozies! Get yours today, as they are a limited edition! Also: We just got in a new shipment of "Same Old Shit" coffee mugs, so get them while they last, haha! Oh! I do not have a Telegram account or any bullshit contest going! Do not respond to any of these "contest winner" replies; they are a scam. Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments! The new "Dean's Greasy Flips" beer cozy is 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! We have set up a Paypal Donations Page if you'd like to help out the cause here... Very much appreciated! Here is the link: www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... Mailing address: 253, 22169 TWP 530 Ardrossan, Ab Canada T8E 2J1 #Mopar #Fury #AMC

The model scenes at the beginning are superb!

SOUND OF THAT 59 FURY V8 IS PURE HEAVEN.

Still an hour of content so thank you and I'm very happy the fires didn't cause damage to you or your awesome sister. Can't wait to see Myles Pontiac stroked/bored and scary.

AMC was very under rated for what they produced. That car is beautiful! So cool you were able to drive it. Thanks for sharing Scott!

YAY Myles!! great job on the Driveshaft. When driving and the front bearing drops out the driveshaft drops to the road, spears it and then up through the floor. You are lucky! All the guys--are all great and Frankers is styled for the show. Fury time is HAPPY time!! Take care all and we thank you that the fire just went away!! Rich

Speaking of fires, nice to see the Fury fire up and take a couple of lazy jaunts up and around the back roads.

Glad to hear your sister and husband were not harmed by the grass fires. Poor Miles and the bad U joint problem. Lucky it was an easy repair.

That you guys are safe is way more important than anything else.

After watching countless other youtubers with their fancy 2 post lifts, it's refreshing watching the old floor jack & jack stands in the dirt method that I've used for many years.

I like how the Fury's tailfins are matched by the dashfins.

Scott, first and foremost, very thankful that family and friends are safe. The show was great. No polish needed. Very enjoyable. Thank you for sharing. Cheers from Wisconsin.

Hi glad all worked out. I have to say that Frankers looks so sophisticated driving around in the Fury!

Glad to hear everyone's okay, Scott! Love the Javelin!

When you were driving that 1959 Plymouth, I got a little bit of Tom McCahill vibes from you. I know he said that these four look cars handled like sports cars, even the big Imperial. What a great episode.

Hi Scott and Cold War Motors. We're glad Myles got his Starchy back in order. Miss Fraankers looked sad when he left. I hope a new heater core is available for the 59 Fury. Ash's little Datsun is pretty cool. Glad no damage at Colin and Laura's farm. And The Enlightenment center. Brent at Half-ass Customs shop burned down and he lost pretty much everything. Heartbreaking, he's such a good, talented guy.✌️

re: editing and emergency. Scott put up what ever you want, skip a day or week. Your show, your rules. You could just put up an hour of they guys jamming and playing trucker songs, I would be happy. Thanks for sharing part of your life with us.

That 70 Javelin is really sweet. It looks immaculate and your yellow Plymouth is very cool.

Glad to hear the fires didn't come too close. Thanks for taking us along for a cruise in some fantastic cars. That Javelin gives me goosebumps, lol.

All you Hooligans and your Jalopies.What a crew.Great buds are always there when you need them.I can almost picture Miles tacking in the quarters on the Star Chief.Almost.When I saw the Rover in the drive,all bright paint,I thought we'd missed something.The Javlin was just so 'Showroom new'.Wow.Ashley and the Datsun are always a welcome sign of Summer there.Hope it lasts at least 2 weeks this time.Cheers !

I love your show.Thank you for showing off your awesmone 1959 yellow plymouth fury.

That's some scary stuff, Scott. Glad all is well. The show must go on! You're a real trouper, man. Thanx so much. 😁

Miles with a Classic tire load. 👍🏻

Great video! Love it when you take the fury for a spin.

Brent at Halfass Kustoms lost his shop in a fire recently.keep him in your thoughts

The '59 Fury is a real time capsule. Frankers. You have to love her.

Best show on boob tube never miss an episode. Could do with more barn jam sessions and maybe some banjo but otherwise top notch .

Love the 59 Fury beautiful car in a great colour. Looks original and not a resto. Glad Miles got the Stratochief back home so thumbs up! And that AMC javalin looked like a load of money had been spent on the restoration, it looked way better than factory. Great content with wonderful tin! Best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧

Glad everyone is OK. I've been conscripted into fighting fires in northern Alberta when I worked in the oil patch. That was some of hardest things I've done and I was in great shape then. Fires are no joke. Love the Javelin and the '59 Fury is such a treat to see you get in drive with minimal fuss.

I jst cannot get over the 59 and 60 Furys! Gorgeous cars!

My great uncle was a Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge dealer. When the new '57's came out he took my grandparents for a ride and scared the pants off my grandmother taking it hot around those mountain bends. My great-grandfather was less keen on his new '58, saying, "you have to sit down before you get it in!"

I am grateful that everything turned out ok. Fire is scary. I remember the early 3 minute CWM videos, so don’t apologize for a few less minutes than your usual hour. You do a great job every week. The 59 👍. Strange to see the guys all in tee shirts. Enjoy that while it lasts. 🤣

The Olde heater core bypass trick. Your good for the Summer. 😉👌🏻

Go Scott, Frankers, Dean (and the other Dean), and all the Agents!

Amazing how these old cars perform so well. Love seeing them out on the road and being enjoyed. Glad all are OK from the fires. Look forward to seeing Laura's cabin build.

Good stuff! The friends and the bantering and the celebration of an era that will not be repeated. We took it for granted fighting on the rear bench seats as kids with no seat belts, playing games in the car with all of that space. Standing on the seat at three pretending to be driving and taking the car out of park and rolling down the driveway just to get the broom on the butt. Those were the days. Driving forty miles to get groceries. 👍👍👍👍👍Five thumb salute. Glad the fires stayed at bay.

Glad no one hurt in the fire. Family first. Congrats to Myles with success on the poncho. Nice javelin. I have always liked those. Love the fury. Amazing survivor.

Always a treat to see an AMC - from this longtime AMC enthusiast. I still remember setting the choke to one notch lean. My '69 AMX has an Edelbrock 1405 with a hand choke. It also has a 140-mph speedometer. The blower motor control was a horizontal lever (on '67 and '68 Ambassadors, it was vertical). To turn it off, move it al the way to the left. AMCs also had fresh air vents on the kick panels. 3.15 and 3.54 axle ratios were popular on AMCs, they also had a 2.87 with automatics.

So glad that everyone is OK after the fires. Loving the Fury, wow what a great car. Ideal for Driving Miss Frankers.

Pretty intense indeed. We were watching the smoke from a high vantage point at work yesterday and could tell it was in that direction. When half the province is burning it can be tense to say the least. Glad to hear you faired well. Cheers

Scott, wonderful episode despite being produced literally under fire! Very happy to hear Laura's cabin transplant is safe along with her other structures! Scary times weatherwise! Myles' Poncho gave him the shaft but some lube, metaphorical baling wire and duct tape in the form of some new parts, got him home! It was great to hear that deepthroated MOPAR fire up in the mellow yellow Fury after a gas leak intervention and heater core removal. Thanks to Myles' shop-till-you-drop philosophy your loaner Chrysler wound up chock full of classic tires! Nice to see and hear the old Datsun roadster! FYI locks are only there to keep honest people honest! Mark's Javelin is an effing jaw dropper! It's a brand new 53 year old car! Not surprised it didn't need much to pass muster, WOW what a beauty! The second silky smooth Fury ride revealed its true character as did your Thursday ride and drive of your Citroen! Great week in spite of a smoky and sleepless night followed by a couple of smoked not-so universal joints! Cheers!

Terrific show as always, it's good to see the 59 Fury out on the road using those "rear stabilizers"

Last year about this time a lightning strike caught my little neck of the woods in southwest Nebraska ablaze. We had 60-80mph winds for well over a week, all day and all night they never slowed. Entire towns were being evacuated. It didn't take long and our volunteers needed relief. There were volunteer crews coming in from all across the country to offer mutual aid. Fire rigs from as far as Washington state and West Virginia were seen as well as Florida and Arizona. Everywhere you looked there were firefighters laid up trying to catch a nap in a safe spot before they had to go back out. Several homes were lost, thousands of cattle were lost and one local volunteer firefighter lost his life. My hats off to anyone who suits up to go fight a prairie fire, especially in those winds. It truly takes a special breed of individual to willingly go into harm's way. I'm truly happy that everything turned out ok up there for you all!! Keep up the good work!!

🇺🇸👍 Another good show, most padlocks really only keep honest people honest.👍🥩🥔🌽🚬🍺🍺💤

Glad to know everyone and everything is safe and sound!

Good to see the weather coming around up there, but along with that nice weather comes the threat of fires, unfortunately. Glad to hear everyone came out unscathed. It's great to see you being able to enjoy the fruits of all your recent years of labor and amassing a diverse fleet of cars to not only show, but actually use and drive the way they were intended. Frankers has no idea how lucky she is to be chauffeured in so many unique vehicles. 😅

Very glad to hear you are all safe and sound.

Every time I see the rear of the Pontiac, it looks like its begging for a cammed up V8 and some fat tires. Glad to hear the emergency turned out okay. Thanks for giving us a video in spite of all the stuff going on.

Having now been in Alberta for 17 years I would have thought there’d be nothing left to burn at this point lol. Glad everything and everyone is ok . I love the Strato Che That Javelin is incredible. The forward look mopars really are fantastic cars

Hi, Scott I'm glad that you and everybody are safe. Myles's '63 Strato driveshaft is completely worn out and he really lucky that it didn't ripped through the floor of the car while driving. I'm glad he made home safe. It great to see you driving the '59 Fury around town and doing a murder burger run with the guys. I love Mark's '70 AMC Javlin SST. If you can email me the vin and the body number information I have a decoder book that cover '70s cars. My best wishes to everybody and stay safe. Cheers!

Oh, the sweet sound of that little six in Myles's Pontiac! It brings back memories of good times with my '64 Nova wagon. And that sweet Datsun 2000 had me looking online at the prices. Man has that ever changed! Used to be able to get them for a song. I suppose I shouldn't be surprised. Glad to hear all is well for everyone way up there.

Always loved these finny monsters...so nice to see one rolling as if the time has never passed!

Glad to hear everyone is ok. I think everyone would have understood if there was no show this week. Thanks Scott. Cheers!

Hmm, maybe time to add a cold war era fire engine to the fleet... ? (Frankers makes a good fire house mascot, so the hard part is already done)😉

Loving the 59 plymouth...thats a great runner..one of a kind

Super glad Scott that you, your family members and your friends are out of harms way. A cool show today, very special to see these beautiful old cars in motion. So much epicness from American car brands made to different standards, built to last. For everything else, thank you very much team coldwarmotors 🙏❤👍

Mighty relieved to hear that you avoided being barbecued by the grass fires guys and gals. My brother was part of the Big Sur fire brigade for a couple of the biggest ones… Dear Miss Menace Dog, she does look the business in the 59 Fury - sitting there being chauffeured about hahaha! Myles’ prop shaft was indeed a gonner.

im glad everyone is ok over there. stay safe guys, maybe you should recycle an old fire engine scott!

Very, very glad to hear all is well and everyone is safe! X- frame GM's NEVER got their center u-joint regularly greased back in the day (too busy to remove the driveshaft to access the grease fitting in the center u-joint, apparently...). GM should have taken a hint from Chrysler on how to design a heater core that can be easily accessed... I'm not an AMC guy, but man that Javelin looks sweet...

59 Plymouth my favorite. That 1 special.❤

Good to see the badge based car naming convention continuing from the 'Scayne to the Stratoche! We had tons of fun with that on our cars. My boss's Grand Marquis became Grandma almost immediately. Im also responsible for a few DORF vans. Happy to hear that none of your loved ones took any damage from the fires. Cheers from NY!

I’m sure The Menace would come in clutch as an excellent Smoke Jumper should the need ever arise. Glad everyone is safe.

Glad to hear everything worked out

It was cool seeing Frankers sitting regally in the back of the '59 Fury Enjoying Dad's driving tour!

Glad that all parties concerned are safe after the emergency.

Thanks again realistic people doing realastic stuff look forward every week . Mint

WOW that Javelin is a beauty.👍

its just so great to see all the old cars saved and getting put back on the road. the 53 gmc im doing is coming but lots still to do. thanks for the fun and stay safe. cheers guys.

CWM videos are a blessing when ever you can send them out. We know you are always looking out for your family and friends first. We will all be here when your able to post a vid no mater what length they are. Cheers from Schenectady New York

Both the '59 and the '60 Fury coupes you own are sweet cars and just the epitome of Virgil Exner's "Forward Look" and the jet age era of car design.

i started looking as the sixty fury was discovered embedded in a yard. the raw and gritty nature of early efforts like various hot box challenges, didn't require much fancy editing efforts to be awesome features.

Love seeing the 59 getting some love! RIP Gordon Lightfoot

You driving for burgers took me back to 1963, when I was 10 years old . Great memories , my Dad had a bright red 1958 Plymouth flat head 6.

The “where’s the U-joint warning light?”comment made me laugh.😂

Glad to hear everyone is safe with no damage. Fire sucks. Love that Javelin and, of course all the Furys. C.W.M, saving old iron, one basket case at a time. Stay Dirty 👍

The Fury is such a gem Wisconsin iron !! AMC Javelin for the win Okay Myles Ponti is a driver (finally) GREAT show

‘Myles was left unsupervised…..’ Laughed out loud. Glad everyone’s ok Thanks.

Glad to hear everyone is ok. Not the grass fires that are typical to Cold War Motors. ;)

I'd kill for that Javelin. What a sweet ride!

Another great episode! Watch those fires.

Yes indeed Myles! Next time you need to give him the keys to the trunk. What an incredible set of tires. Myles provides some extra horsepower to the show man.

Love that Javelin such a rare vehicle !

Ashley's Datsun 2000 is beautiful. That's a timeless design. I'd say it's in the running for the best looking car ever made. Every line is perfect. It looks mean, but elegant. Classy automobile. Long live The Empire of Darts! 🚬

Great “Driving Ms. Frankers” camera shot.

Hello, Scott and crew: 2Tawl from B.C.here...In the sad aftermath of Gordon Lightfoot's passing, I wanted to hear your take on his amazing life and legacy.You and most(if not all) of your buddies strike me as a musically savvy bunch.Most of us GL and car fans out there would be interested to know.Also, been a loyal fan of CWM for awhile...cheers and all the best!

So many Fury's. Sherry and I love it. Sherry is my 1963 Fury Commando 361.

I remember the 390 Javelins being all the rage when they were new.

👍🏻🇦🇺💯⛽️also RIP Gordon thanks for all your music . So love your show Scott . 👍🏻

Thanks for taking Minnie this time. It really was sad when you took off in the T and she was just standing in the road -- waiting.

that's a beautiful Javelin 😍

Saturday feature never a disappointment, 59 Fury is a wicked original treasure That 70 Javelin is a beauty Myles has the Pontiac on the road , I would do those other u-joints or at least remove a few cups for a look see I hope everyone ok from those fires I hope Details is doing ok there

The show intro has been absolutely spectacular with the cars driving and the old background scenery! I'm wondering how do you get the miniature people who drives the cars around? After the fire scare I'm almost betting the next buy for Paul and Dan will probably be an old firetruck knowing them! And I wouldn't blame them one bit! Especially way out there and how big the country is and how resources can get spread thin if many people need fire and rescue help. Much ado and doings happening I see ! Thanks again guys!