Will a Worn-Out 442 Survive 2400 Miles ROADKILL STYLE After 20+ YEARS!? 

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You know, given how this generation of Cutlass dominated NASCAR in the late 70's, it might explain why Angus was constantly trying to turn left.

Glad you boys came!!!! Let’s do it again!

2:07 "Chevy Sideposts, my favourite flavour of Sadness" I couldn't hold myself back anymore 😂😂😂😂😂

Great video! This shot of the car 1:14 is from our family farm. I was fortunate enough to get behind the wheel before my brother sold it to you guys. It's a neat car and I'm glad it's been fixed up so it's safely driveable.

I’m glad there’s people like Kevin and so many others that revive vehicles and put them back in the road where they belong

We care about dad’s safety because he will yell at us 😂 I freaking love this channel

It's crazy how Kevin can make any car run really good and drive like 2000+ miles on a road trip across the country, maybe I might try and revive some old car one point in my life

I can't thank you enough guys for making this videos... You are helping me to cope through my depression, pain and stress every single day, you are making my days easier and forget about the hell I am going through right now. Can't thank you enough, please keep up the good work and I wish you happiness more love and success in this new year. Thank you for being who you are. Lots of love from Macedonia!

I was thinking that year, one of the engineers was asked what the 442 stood for. His answer was "4 wheels, 4 sale, 2 much money".

More Angus please! He is so freaking entertaining. He’s also a great presenter and host for the channel!

kevin go revive the titanic

Your "Revive a car and drive it too far" videos are some of the most entertaining vids on youtube.

Your Dad and his cars always being around but not running is me right there. My kids have grown up with a bunch of old cars that I've had forever, some that haven't been in regular use since the 90s. Glad they love cars as much as I do. Time flies, glad you're driving that 442. I kept accumulating projects, but I woke up one day and discovered I'm nearly 55 now and I won't finish this stuff in another lifetime let alone this one. Keep wrenching!

It's always a good time when Kevin and Angus are together doing something...

"Chevy side post...my favorite flavor of sadness". Winning line of the year! LOL Right about now...that meme from McTaggert of the cat in the hardhat applies: "Rolling up into work with my unregistered/uninsured sh*tbox: sup fookers!!"🤣🤣🤣

Anytime there’s a video with Kevin, Angus and Tom you know it’s gonna be good. Tom always kills me 30:15

I absolutely died when Angus opened the door to the shop, it hits the grill and “Delivery.” “Oh Tank-you.” 😂😂😂😂 freaking loved that!

I was glad to see a 76 442. It's 100% identical to mine, so I was watching very excitingly the entire time :) my dad owned mine back in the 90's but had to sell it shortly after buying, but the kid he sold it to became good friends with my family, and when I was looking for a big boat oldsmobile, he sold it back to us for my first car. Love to see these colonnade cars getting some love!

Now that's a Christmas gift: not a thing, but an act of service and love. Well done. That whole segment about the u-joint was straight up awesome.

I've been binging a load of your videos the past few days and this video made me realize why. You guys so expertly capture the feeling of the old roadkill videos with a nice personal twist in the technical explanations.

"That's the porch light to my house." "What's that noise?" The perfect time to ask that, haha! 🤣This was an absolutely epic video, and man was it hilarious! You two make such a good duo on camera and working together, hopefully we will see more of Angus in the future! At least we know we'll see him a lot next week with the Impending doom... I mean Impala! 😂

Loved the walk down memory lane of when you were little. Fun to see your Grandpa's Edsel again. Mom

I had a 76 Gutlass 321, 3 on the tree, 260 V8 with 2 barrel carb, and a single pipe. That car had been road hard and put away wet before I got it but it still handled like a dream in the winter. It was happy sideways on snow covered roads, in fact a friend in a 4x4 Toyota went in the ditch trying to keep up with it. I miss that car.

You fellas take me back over fifty years my dad was a G.M. guy. And dad would rather wrench on his cars and trucks than eat. He was an owner of a repear shop and wrecker service for over thirty years. Great memories.

These are some of my favorite videos. The true road trip experience is always a joy to watch.

Gene is a legend. Totally captures the Midwest spirit.

For some odd reason, in my small town in GA, in the 1970s, Oldsmobile seemed to be everywhere. Friend had a real 70 pace car. Another had a 71 W-30 455 hard top, both of these had the Hurst Dual gate shifter. Knew a guy who had a 74 Hurst Olds. And my senior year, 81, there were 2 of these 76s owned by classmates. One with the 455, special order, in black with gold accents and another in the white with red accents with the rocket 350. My girlfriend drove a 77 black Cutlas Supreme, black interior and T tops. 350 rocket. These later cars were not high performance, but rode very well. Love to have a 76 442. Would bring back a lot of memories. I had a Gold 73 Riviera, GS, Stage1.

Your childhood story is almost the same as mine! I remember my family always having old cars because we couldn't afford a new one my dad always had an old squarebody up until I joined the Marine Corps and i started my journey on old trucks, I now own a 1965 ford f100 and a 1974 GMC K25 🤘🤘

That Oldsmobile Cutlass is everything the name claims with the go fast goodies in there. I fell to llike that car in this story. Sounds like it's ready to chew anything up and spit it out. It's got soul man, which you can tell by it's saving the boil until you arrived home! Some cars are ghost cars and some with good souls like this one are absolute magic. I's no surpise then hat you guys had a blast even when it was mundane and boring you mustered easy humor. 442 Rocks!

You guys really knocked it out of the park with this road trip can't wait for the impala uh caprice episode Angus you are the man!!!!!!!

That's really cool Summit Racing sponsored those parts. I want to thank them right here: Hey thanks, that was really cool.

My name is Dallas and I also have one more thing to say Angus I didn't know you could Boot Scoot that well my friend keep on Boot Scootin

Oh man! My grandpa had a silver one of these, they called it the silver bullet. The body was absolutely terrible but it had a great motor and a three speed manual, eventually the transmission went out and he had to sell it

I found your channel years ago because the thumbnail said "Roadkill style" and they had basically taken Roadkill off RU-vid at that point. Now there are so many good channels I don't miss Roadkill at all.

As an Edsel lover, seeing that shot of the 58 wagon towards the start made me happy. I'd love to see you guys revive one on the channel

I love the attention to detail on this channel. Even taking their time to steam clean the engine compartment.

BY FAR, my favorite Junkyard Digs episodes are the ones with Kevin and Angus. Looking forward to next week. lol

Thursday junkyard digs, with Angus, hell ya!!!

Great episode. I had a 1975 Monte Carlo that my mom and dad and sister drove . It had the same swivel bucket seat in it and I sat the same way in the back seat during party time and what Nots . Loved that car

I was eating and nearly spat a mouthful of food at my T.V. Watching Angus dance his way into the tank strap. 🤣🤣🤣 This was definitely my favourite video so far on this channel. So much comedy. I was laughing through out the entire thing. 😂 Also Merry Christmas! 🎅

Thank God a junkyard digs episode 😎

Awesome content, Great chemistry in the garage.. You guys deserve it.

That could have easily been 2-3 episodes! What a treat this was! Somehow I missed the fact you guys surpassed 1 MILLION subscribers! Congratulations!

I have a soft spot for that generation of GM cars. I remember a Grand Am someone had along my paper route around 1978 or so.

Angus not knowing directions has made my day 😭

Awesome! I LOVE your revival videos. Unprepared roadtrips are the best!

What a legendary road trip! I seriously love when Angus is in the videos. His one liners kill me 😂. Thanks as always for the awesome content and inspiration! 🤘🤘🤘

My Dad died before I could do something similar for him. He had a 1973 Monte Carlo he loved and had to get rid of. Now that I have some money and a little more know how I wanted to get him one as close to the one he had as possible. I didnt have the chance to, but the statement you made that you told him you'd do that for him with this car immediately put a smile on my face. Good stuff.

I bought the Capri brake line tool after you recommended it, I actually like flaring lines now. I hate the rest of it, but I no longer fear the flare.

Fantastic upload as always, Kevin. The road trips are always golden with Junkyard Digs content. Its not about the destination, but the journey as the old saying goes.

Epic! Looking forward to next week's video - Merry Christmas Angus and Kevin!

So excited for this episode. I had a 76 442 in about 1983-4 brown and gold. Wish I had found a way to hang onto it. Never see them anymore.

You guys are so great together. We need more Mook and Angus in some videos.

My cousin had one just like this. When he ordered it, he had a 6 speed standard transmission. The car was black with white stripes. He let me use it on a date one weekend in 1978. Man I loved that car. Cool car back in the 70s.

This was slick giving the office vibes with you coming in the camera like @ 29:26. I love it. You should do more vids like this. I believe Angus would be hilarious😂

Angus’ description of driving an El Camino was a masterpiece.

Please give a followup-up resolution to the coolant leak. You can't have Dad's car leak coolant.

This brings back so many memories! My very first car was a '77 Cutlass S with that same body and long roofline with the short trunk lid. The biggest difference in appearance is that mine didn't have that beveled front clip, and was not 4-4-2 badged. It had the horrible 260 ci V8 that was a total dog. It finally gave up the ghost around 90k miles, so we dropped a junkyard '72 Rocket 350 into it. That car was a one-wheel--peel monster, and really moved stoplight to stoplight with the short gear ratio intended for the 260 dog. Topped out around 80 mph though. :)

I’m hoping the whole “ driving home in a barely functional car before Christmas “ becomes holiday tradition

❤ This is fantastic Kevin, thanks!! My friend owned 1 same color and everything! I had a 73 Chevelle Laguna it also had the swivel seats but I had a 4 speed ❤❤ ! Trying to find another 1 now. Love what you do, keep up the great work saving wonderful memories for us all!!❤❤❤

Kevin, you and Angus have been a huge motivation, and doing this for a living is a dream. Hoping to get to that point soon. Keep up the great work!!

I love the running joke of the horn not working, I’m just gonna assume you got a ticket for it once

Great video that gave me lots of laughs! Enjoy the entertainment when you and Angus are together

Kevin, gets yourself a pole jack for the lift, it makes working on a lift so much better with exhaust and other stuff

Really enjoyed this one also! You guys crack me up!!! 👍 Thanks for saving the old olds and the Impala! It dose my heart good to see these old cars come back to life!!!

Great video as usual. It always makes my day when an old car gets revived and put back on the road

Blessed to still have ur dad. Enjoy the times you have with him

I’m lucky enough to live 30 minutes away from Summit Racing, glad y’all got to check it out! Great content as always.

Crazy good video, I love Oldsmobile I had a 77 .442 no swivel seat had tilt ..also a 79..82..and 83.cutless all of them would vomit coolant..keep going wow you guys were in my neck of the woods when you were in Paris, I'm from Mt. Pleasant...enjoy a cold one guys

With a decent torque converter and better gearing in the read end that 442 will probably come to life 👍 Always a great video when Kevin and Angus are working together ✌️

More classic Olds action? Dang, Kevin, you are EPIC!

Great show....! Was really excited to see the 68 Pontiac still in the shop awaiting "THE GOODS"...!

Love it, the way the car sounds is amazing, and music to my ears. Also loved the backstory of when you was growing up!

I mean, this car has the potential to be one badass cruiser. If you wanna swap V8s, a 403 Olds would bolt right in. It's already an extra 53 cubic inches. You already have an intake, exhaust, headers, and cam for it. The 350 heads with larger valves and maybe a little bit of porting would give it some good compression and breathing. A 2004R trans for some easy BOP compatible mechanical overdrive and something like 3.42 posi in the back with a 403 would make for one hell of a car.

I always use the pre bent stainless brake lines ! They are a lot easier to use but cost a little bit more! And look a lot better

Finally, another great video, maybe time to use Fleetguard rust inhibitor. Miss Seeing MOOK !

4hrs from fayetteville here in hot springs. the hummer thing was awesome and what a ride this one was haha

Man, I love watching you blokes on road trips in an old car! Looking forward to seeing the Impala one next week, although I think that (sadly) the last 15 mins of THIS week's video is a spoiler alert as to how the Impala video ends... Love the sound of that cam, mate. She's got just the right lope for idling along in traffic, bringing siles to people's faces too. By the way - did your fuel economy get better or worse with the eighth plug lead connected again? They don't have Summit Racing stores down here in New Zealand, but I wish they did! I could spend a whole day there looking things over and a whole other mortgage getting stuff to use "on a project some day". Dangerous places for blokes like us. Is there a government health warning on the door as you go into the place? "Warning: Studies have shown that prolonged exposure to the contents of this shop may empty your bank account". In my case, I'd probably end up talking a lot higher too.... All the best and thanks for the laughs!

Awesome entertaining video guys... good job ! Angus is hilarious as always.

Wild trip, bro that old 442 dominated that trip, shes a beast, id love to see that olds restored, with a 455 and a 4 speed 💪 reminds me of the old 77 buick lesabre my dad had back when i was little, love you guys

Interesting adventure! Always love the chuckles! And, kinda old crusty gearhead but, those manifold bolts, if ya cut the heads off & pull the exhaust, most of those bolts will just hand thread out, lol! First time i saw this (39 years ago), wouldn't have believed it, & pissed for all those bolts I have to drill out, being I didn't own a welder... Looking forward to the rest of this trip!! Thanx !

Yep ! 😂 I'm right! Angus doesn't know right from left ! He's fired ! 😂

Really does remind me of early roadkill, looks like you guys had a blast!

Merry Christmas digs and the gang thanks for all the awesome content u put out every week

Hey Kevin I just got to say watching your videos is one of the few Delights that I get out of my day today above any else right now. As I am currently dealing with eviction as well as having all of my own tools stolen out of my garage and so now I can't even do the work to my own Vehicles so. Hopefully you don't have to deal with anything like this because I can tell you firsthand it sucks. Like I said though, you brought joy into the darkness that I've had over the last couple of months. And I thank you for that

I would love to see the inside of the wagon engine that had low oil pressure

Just goes to show you can always depend on an Oldsmobile to last to the end of time. Truly some of the toughest metal to come outa Detroit.

Those Oldsmobile are a stylish rig ,hope yous restor it onto the road,thanks for sharing, all the best to yous and your loved ones

My husband is enjoying watching you all!

1:10:51 I might recognize that Pole Barn Garage behind Angus. If so, the Impala is really broken beyond repair for any reasonable person, making it perfect for Dalton 😂

Definitely a good Trip Kevin and Angus Merry Christmas 🎄

I wish i grew up in a family like yours kevin! my dad is a pos and never taught me shit! Your dad deserves a lot of praise so does your mom!

Happy new year Kevin and Mook ❤❤

What an epic journey! Will be tuning in to see what tomfoolery you get into with the Impala! :D

Nice. I had a 76 442 silver and black. I found it in the Want Ad, market place in magazine form in 1992. Guy said it didn’t run, needed a coil, wires, plugs, and it wouldn’t go in gear. He took my offer of $850, I put the coil in, afew quarts of trans fluid in and drove it home. Less than a week later I was at the gas station and a guy offered me $1500. I said $2k, we met at $1800. I drove it to his house, he paid me and gave me a ride home. Wish I kept it but I couldn’t resist the money.

Wanted to wish you guys a very very happy holiday!!!! I love this video I loved you two together I loved everything about the structure of the video. Keep them coming!!! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

I own a 1969 442 myself, long live the Oldsmobiles! Also lots of good info as always, great stuff!

Awesome Moog Marty David Issac an everyone involved totally Massive thank you for sharing 🎉 👍 👏

Really like the look of this car. Not seen one of them before. Thanks for sharing. Looked like a lot of fun 👍🏻