1974 Buick Apollo: Interior work part 1
finaly got to work on the buick, cranked her up and brought her around, took out the seats and the carpet and found a rotted floor pan, so gonna have to fix that up and make some new seat brackets, fun stuff
1974 Buick Apollo: Interior work part 2
just the rest off the footage of the Buick, hope to get her home soon and put her in the Christmas Parade happy guy here lol
1999 Ford Ranger has grease fittings???
i was doing a tire rotation and i saw these guys on my suspension. yes there were grease fittings, i got out the grease gun and pumped em up so she's riding smooth now, the rubber things were bone dry
1999 Ford Ranger 3.0L straight pipe w/ cats
gonna be running new pipes on the ranger so i cut off the dual pipes and muffler and got the ranger running straight piped for a while, about 6 inches off the cat, sounds perty good, lemme know what you think
Cutting down some trees and hauling em off
we had about 4 dead trees in the yard so i chose the smallest one for the video lol chopped it down by way of ax made for a good workout lol
Charger Steve's General Lee Drag Racing Barona Drag Strip 12-1-2012
Charger Steves movie car drag racing at barona drag strip on the 1/8 mile drag strip
Charger Steve acquired his real 1969 dodge charger General Lee in 2007. After the Dukes of Hazzard series ended in the mid-80's only 17 Generals remained. These were soon sold off and 17 certificates / letters signed by Frank Mejerski of Warner Brothers accompanied each vehicle proving their authenticity.
After a few short years, Warner Brothers began working on a couple Dukes of Hazzard TV movies and several more General Lee's were produced by WB. Steve's General Lee was used as a hero car during the filming of these TV movies starring the original cast, including John Schneider, Tom Wopat and Catherine Bach.
fter filming these movies during the 90's, four Generals remained (one of which we believe to be John Schneider's famous Lee that was sold at Barrett Jackson in 2008 that he referred to as "Bo's General Lee") and the last three sat patiently at Warner Brothers until 2003 when restoration began again.
One of these remaining three Lee's lost its battle with cancer while hibernating and was turned into a "buck" (a non running prop used for close ups -- this car was labeled #4). The remaining 2 vehicles (referred to as #2 and #3 became the start of a new fleet of more than 30 General Lee's used in the 2005 movie.
Steve's General was labeled car #3 and became the first ever Remote Drive Vehicle (RDV) ever built. Eventually a second remote vehicle #13 would be created, but #3 was used extensively during filming as #13 would eventually brake down mid production after accidently catching air on a bump
These 2005 screen used General Lee's are described in detail in the August 2005 issue of the Mopar Collector's Guide. Detailed information on the Remote Drive Vehicles is described in the September issue as well. These amazing vehicles were designed by Warner Brothers masterminds that created a roof driven vehicle. Every aspect including steering, braking and acceleration were all controlled by a stunt driver located on the roof of these intricate and extremely expensive vehicles. These designs would prove to be the MOST EXPENSIVE SCREEN USED GENERAL LEES EVER BUILT!
Accompanying Steve's General Lee is a certificate / letter signed by Frank Mejerski of Warner Brothers making his General Lee only the eighteenth with this claim and Steve's General Lee is one of only 20 Generals left in the world that were used on screen by the original Dukes of Hazzard cast and crew. Steve's #3 is one of only 2 Generals to be used by both the original cast and the 2005 Dukes of Hazzard movie cast.
THIS IS A RARE PIECE OF HOLLYWOOD ROYALTY!
This car has to be worth something.
Any offers? ......
Trying to start my 1958 Plymouth Belvedere.
My friend Alex and I trying to get my 1958 Plymouth belvedere started. Hasn't run in fifteen years.She doesn't start, but, it was the whole idea of trying to get her running again. At least the motor isn't locked up.
1968 Charger / 1969 Daytona - BIG MUSCLE Garage
The 1968 Dodge Charger and the 1969 Dodge Daytona. Two cars based off the same platform with very different personalities. These two old sleds are different though, 'cause well, they belong to me (your host) and they're the reason that BIG MUSCLE exists today. These are not show ponies, cruisers or weekend projects, but two warhorses that have been run in some of the toughest long distance and performance events in the United States. Built for reliability, power and performance, they are not technological marvels, but old school resto-mods that have been updated for one reason and one reason only - to put smiles on the faces of all those who see them.
1968 Dodge Dart GTS
1968 Dodge Dart GTS 340 4 speed, J heads, 2.02, 1.60 valves MP 508 292 Purple Shaft Running through Flowmasters. Work in Progress. Full body restoration and paint by Jerry's Auto Caft in Downers Grove IL
General Lee R/C Car Jumps 5
http://generalleerc.com All the info you need to build one!
http://generalleerc.com All the info you need to build one!
http://generalleerc.com All the info you need to build one!
I want to help you build your own General Lee....pause this video at the end for a basic parts list, if you have any further questions....please send me a private message. I was inspired to build this car because I saw someone elses's home built Gen Lee, so if my video's have inspired you, that is an awesome feeling and thank you....... and good luck on your build....you can do it !
If you want me to build you a General Lee, it is very expensive = thousands of dollars. Sounds ridiculous, I know.....but I get asked a lot, it's okay to tell me I'm crazy or insane.
PAUSE this video at the end for a parts list........Go price out all the parts, try and find a body, do the custom work and get back to me, you might have a different opinion.....or, just a different car that can't do what mine can. Truth is, my car was put together rather quickly so I could start making video's.....so if someone trusts me to build their General, that is quite a responsibility.....and the purpose is to make them happy with their very own R/C General Lee, which takes a lot of care and time.
I will help with all the advice I can if you want to build your own, check out these other AWESOME builds that my videos and your comments inspired: ( teamwork baby! )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTRLot_fwHE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOn_q_P9X_o
Check my channel for more General Lee videos & Information
If you can't find a hardbody on ebay, etc....here's a link to a lexan charger body that looks pretty good ( it's about 3/4 of the page down...there's a 1/12 and 1/10 version.)
http://www.rccarkings.net/bodies.htm
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2012 Dodge Charger RT Max Start Up, Exhaust, Test Drive and In Depth Review
Hello and welcome to Saabkyle04! YouTube's largest collection of automotive variety! In today's video, we'll take an up close and personal, in depth look at the 2012 Dodge Charger RT Max
MSRP pricing (before options) for the Charger starts at:
SE: $25,595
SXT: $28,595
RT: $29,995
SRT-8/Superbee: $41,625/$45,925
During this presentation, we will take a 1st person look at what the vehicle is all about beginning with the start up, performance data, fuel economy, the occasional track data, and build quality. Also, I will teach you how to use most of the interior and exterior features in a detailed fashion, that before, you could only get from going to a dealership yourself! Throughout the video, I will highlight key styling and unique differences about the vehicle, any available options, and of course it would not be an enthusiast car video without the good ole engine portion with rev and Exhaust note with interior and exterior perspectives. A thorough tour/review of this car designed to give others a greater overall appreciation of the vehicle.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE CHANNEL SEE BELOW: In this channel you will find in depth educational videos of automobiles from all over the world, presented in a more detailed fashion than ever before. Basically, this gives the viewer the chance to view the most detailed 1st person look you can get without going to an actual dealer yourself! Every video is consistent in the way I present so viewers know what to expect in my presentations. I treat every vehicle with the same respect whether a 1960 Chevrolet Impala SS or the 2012 Lamborghini Aventador. I film all types of vehicles from past, present, and future while broadening the knowledge of the automotive enthusiast. You will see everything from vintage, brand new, exotic, mainstream, old, etc. I am very proud of this channel and have built it up from amateur videos years ago to what you see today. I wanted to share my love for the automotive world with the rest of the world. Be sure to explore the massive video variety, have fun and enjoy The Driver's Seat of YouTube!
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1968 dodge dart
First start up, and some little burnouts/pulls too:)
