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Jake Harrington
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Registrace 26. 06. 2009
I'm all about anything with an engine! Known for breaking things! You'll find how-to videos, build updates, things breaking, and possibly even a burnout!
Quarter Panels, Arches, and More!! | 1967 Mustang
This 1967 Ford Mustang needed new quarter panels and arches on both sides. Those have been replaced, and we are finally getting somewhere!
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I'd appreciate if you would take the time to subscribe to the channel!
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Serious Repairs! | 1967 Mustang Floor Pan and More!
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Serious Repairs! | 1967 Mustang Floor Pan and More! The 1967 Mustang project has made some serious progress over the last month. I appreciate you watching the video, and supporting the channel. If you found value in this video, subscribe and comment. I'll do my best to respond to all comments!
New Project! 1967 Mustang Restoration
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New Project! 1967 Mustang Restoration This is the beginning phase of the project! This is going to be an extensive, but excited project! Tool mentioned in this video: Eastwood Contour SCT www.eastwood.com/eastwood-contour-sct.html Make sure you go check them out, if you are interested!
Shop Update! | Pole Barn Lighting, Electrical, and Much More!
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Shop Update! | Pole Barn Lighting, Electrical, and Much More! MaxLine by Rapid Air Master Line Kit: amzn.to/3U71ivN Sunco High Bay Lighting: 20 Pack amzn.to/421B0wY Smaller Package Options amzn.to/423nPMb Thanks for watching the video!
NEW SHOP ALERT! 120x40x14 Pole Barn
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NEW SHOP ALERT! 120x40x14 Pole Barn Thank you for watching! I hope you guys enjoy this first look at the new shop! This is going to be such an awesome building to have for the channel, and everything else to come!
LS Truck Norris Cam | 2011 Silverado 5.3L
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LS Truck Norris Camshaft Installation on this 2011 Silverado 5.3L Check out @hpa101 for more information on tuning. They offer awesome online courses to help you get started, as well as more in depth tuning information. Check out @briantooleyracing3554 for more information on the Truck Norris Camshaft, as well as other options they offer for your LS build. Thanks for watching! If you would like...
Hidden Bluetooth Speaker System for Classic Cars and Trucks
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Hidden Bluetooth Speaker System for Classic Cars and Trucks This system will allow you to have music, in your classic car or truck, without any crazy modifications to the dash. This system is also hidden, with the exception of the speakers. Rockville Amplifier amzn.to/3LEHLxY Rockville Speaker amzn.to/3RALLmI Rockville Subwoofer amzn.to/3RCgJe4 Bluetooth Receiver amzn.to/46qC12K Thank you for w...
56 Chevy Tri Five LS Swap with 4L60E
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56 Chevy Tri Five LS Swap This video details some of the things you'll need to do, in order to make an LS and 4L60E transmission fit in your Tri Five Chevy If you have any questions, I'll help any way I can! Don't forget to subscribe to the channel! Thanks for watching! #lsswap #trifive #chevy #restoration
Protect and Shine Your Patina | 67 F100
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In this video, the 67 F100 gets @poppyspatina wipe on clear coat, and their spray in bed liner! It turns out awesome! If you want to shine your patina build, make sure you check them out at: poppyspatina.com/ I'm happy to answer any questions, you might have! You can also find me at Facebook: JakeHarringtonGarage/
Check This Out! | 1967 Corvette Restoration
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I know a bunch of you guys have been waiting for a finished project update on this 67 Corvette restoration. I completed the bodywork/ paint portion of the restoration, and am happy with the results! Let me know what you think in the comments. Facebook Page: jakeharringtongarage
Beautiful Marina Blue | Painting The 1967 Corvette!
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Beautiful Marina Blue | Painting The 1967 Corvette!
Ripping Down the Streets! 1967 F100 4.6L 2v
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Ripping Down the Streets! 1967 F100 4.6L 2v
RUNS SO GOOD! | 1967 F100 EFI Fuel System and Holley Terminator X
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RUNS SO GOOD! | 1967 F100 EFI Fuel System and Holley Terminator X
1967 F100 Shop Truck QA1 Suspension @QA1TECH
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1967 F100 Shop Truck QA1 Suspension @QA1TECH
1967 F100 Shop Truck Updates/ Crown Vic Swap
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1967 F100 Shop Truck Updates/ Crown Vic Swap
1956 Chevy Restoration | Looking Like a Car Again
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1956 Chevy Restoration | Looking Like a Car Again
ON THE ROAD! | 1967 F100 Shop Truck First Drive
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ON THE ROAD! | 1967 F100 Shop Truck First Drive
Big Progress! | 1956 Chevy New Floor Pan
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Big Progress! | 1956 Chevy New Floor Pan
Ignition and Interior Upgrades | 1967 F100 Shop Truck
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Ignition and Interior Upgrades | 1967 F100 Shop Truck
I Bought A Shop Truck! | 1967 Ford F100 352
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I Bought A Shop Truck! | 1967 Ford F100 352
1965 Pontiac GTO Power Steering Conversion
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1965 Pontiac GTO Power Steering Conversion
1967 Corvette Restoration | High Build Primer
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1967 Corvette Restoration | High Build Primer
Extensive Repair! | 1967 Corvette Fiberglass
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Extensive Repair! | 1967 Corvette Fiberglass
1971 Cutlass Rear DIsc Brake Conversion (1964-1972 A Body)
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1971 Cutlass Rear DIsc Brake Conversion (1964-1972 A Body)
Fucking DOCTOR!
Hello Jake. I'm building the same truck except mine is a 1966. I have the same QA1 kit. For the rear. I have a 2011 Vic. I have so many questions about the rear axles. I want disc brakes and this is my first build I'm so lost 😂. I like your videos
How Tall is this guy? Maybe the seat wasnt all the way back but he seemed to barely fit in their and if its standard that is gonna be hard to shift. Im looking at a similar truck but only 5ft8ish so hopefully hes over sixfeeet
Can you show a little more of what you are doing for the paint booth? I'd watch an entire video on a diy paint both. Great video as usual!
Thanks for the feedback! I will be uploading a detailed video in the next week or two!
@@JakeHarrington awesome. I'm not getting notifications for some reason, but I'll be on the lookout!
pointe don t fit good ...just too tick
You're over here cutting up a whole car.... and I took off my fenders and now I cant get them to line up again......
I've been practicing a few years 😆 🤣
I learned to wire/stiff plastic brush all the dirt off of around the joint where valley cover and cylinder head meet so stuff doesnt get put into the oil and coolant areas when head is removed. Vacuum it after brushing
Working on new rotors, calipers, pads bearings, etc. it’s good to see it in action. Thanks
Dude! Thanks for posting this! I just installed it in my 57 VW bug and it's perfect!!
"Hi, can you please tell me the wheel size and offset for the front and rear of the F100 swap?"
I have a cutlass 442 1969 Where would I start looking for all the conversion parts I have 4 drum brakes that need replacing .
Tirá esa porquería a la mierda!!!
Could you please clarify the wheel offset that you've chosen?
What front axles do you have on it? Doesn't not look like the original axle and wheels. I had one that I had to replace the kingpins every couple years. They would just tighten up and make it impossible to steer. Also I know I didn't have a strut for smooth ride on it.
As to the unlock and lock being reversed for you it also is based on which way your actuator is pointing up or down.
Nice!!!!! I can't wait to get my '89 Dodge Ram finished!!!
Great video. I've used this on two F150s, and I was amazed at how easy it was to apply. It turned out great. If I can do it, anyone can.
Did you find a tailgate for your truck? I have the same one and I’m having a hard time finding one.
How did you address the areas between the bed and the cab? Just reach as far as you can?
NUTS
Will this last as long as a sprayed clear coat ?
Good question! It really depends on how thick you build it. Clear coat is normally sprayed in several quotes, so I'd say put at least two coats of this on. I've had mine outside in harsh, cold weather, and blistering heat... I haven't seen any peeling or fading at all!
@@JakeHarrington great thanks
I do this already
It's the best way! 😆
Needs to be faster
I agree! 🤣 I'll see what I can do
Gorgeous! Getting ready to paint my 67 El Camino in the same Marina Blue. Can you share what base coat you used please. I'm having a tough time deciding who to go with. Thanks!
thank you for the video, i ordered one of these and it came with "no directions". i've decided to connect the oil pressure to the spot where the factory oil pressure sensor is next to the distributor (1977 dodge b100) because with the dog house off everything is right there. again, thanks for the video
Would a 110 welder be good enough to weld panels
Looking and sounding AWSOME! Seems to sound like it needs a little more tweaking to not bog! Maybe it was my ears! Sweet truck I have decided to keep my 431 stroker with 373 posi gears and my C-6. It's all original except for the engine and trans mods and it's a 250 truck! Drive it everywhere and have loved it for so many years. My 69 Crew cab May be a different story.nice to happen across your Channel and Say congrats! My Harley is taking my interest now that spring has sprung. Too many toys. Ot enough days! Regards
What size rotor u go with
Great!
Thanks for the vid. I would add to go ahead and take all the bolts and screws out for the window channel….makes it’s so much easier.
What is the spec of your fuel pump in LPH
Can you explain the single RCA hook up? I thought you had to have three sets of RCA's for it to function/sound correct. This would be a great set up in my 69 AMX
I have a 67 I a bought last april. Will be following!
Thanks for following!!
Fantastic job! Ignore the ignorant haters out there who think that a perfect showroom finish is the only way to go. Your truck looks amazing and I think is far cooler because you're maintaining the beautiful unique patina that honors the truck's history. I plan on doing exactly the same thing with my old truck, and I am glad that you are one who has already tried the linseed oil method, because I was wondering if I should go that route (because it would cost less in the short term). Now after watching your video, I'm happy and 100% confident that the wipe-on clearcoat is the solution that I will like best. You really helped me out. Thank you! 👍👍 Oh, and that was great idea and job you did making the F100 emblem in the bed as an access door for your fuel hardware. That's genius move bud. Well done.
Good video for sure. Nice work. Now, why did you have to go to the Max??? Won't the Terminator X (regular) do all you need on that 4.6L?
What transmission are you wanting to run? X Max supports transmission control. That's why I went with it!
@@JakeHarrington - yes, you are right. That trans needs a controller. I’m gonna run a 99 Explorer 5.0L and a AOD trans. BUT, I do have another project that will be a ‘71 F100 body swapped on the entire CV frame and drive train. I plan just keep the CV controller for that one, but maybe someday go Term X on it as well. I’ll need the Max if I do that just like you. Thanks!
@@JakeHarrington - will the Term X Max not also control the Fly-by-wire TB? You’d have to mount the CV gas pedal, but should work.
@@Texasknowhow Holley included a list of compatible gas pedals. By the time I was finished looking, I just ended up going either the cable!
@@JakeHarrington - The CV I obtained is also a 2006 model for my body swap project. Yours had much less mikes though. I think mine had 130k on it. Really nice shape car always in Texas.
Very Cool video. Thanks for your honesty. Your doing a great job! I work on cars too. Your right. It's so time consuming.
I love doing it though! Best feeling is when it's all finished!!
I feel you, brother. I'm rebuilding my hinge pillar/cowl on my 67 chevelle right now.
great video! I'm about to do the rear conversion on my 69' cutlass
Heck yeah! Good info, was gonna ask, I didn't get the full floor pan just left and right full sides for a 4 door 56 wagon. My question would is, do I need to brace it if I need to do the toe boards, and inner and outer rockers? I only have the passenger side cut out right now only, should I do one side at a time or do both sides at the same time?
I'm putting this system in my mini truck. And I'm making a few other modifications. But you helped clarify so questions I had about keyless entry system.
Love the project truck man... An added star from me for it being manual stick shift... One thing though on the fan temp probe... The part that is sticking out of the radiator, you should cover that part up w/some sort of plastic cap or a small piece of sticky flex tape... You'll figure it out though... Keep on truckin... 👍✌️😎
My rod was a inch too long when I cit it down I was left with 5/8" of thread.
I had a 66 Mustang like this years ago . It was however ,the late 70's when you could still find Mustangs in wreaking yards for parts . The rust on my Mustang was mainly in the back where the rear end attached. I am trying to remember what I did with the car. I think I traded it for some magic beans! LOL.
Looking good. Car too!!
Man that car is sweet
How do I run the A/C wiring
Beautiful. People have no idea how much work that is. I worked in three body shops.
Jake what does a job like this cost?
I used Thrush glass packs on my 292 powered 59 Ford. They sounded great but rusted out within a year.
Yeah I've used those in the past. Same issue. I had some on my 67 f100 and they didn't last long
Can you use a chemical paint stripper? Or have it bead blasted? Seems it would same a great deal of time and elbow grease. I'm curious if you have considered the aforementioned?
You could use stripper, but since it's fiberglass you have to be very careful. Fiberglass will absorb the chemical stripper and can cause issues down the road. That's why I use sanders. Harder work, but we'll worth it in the end!
I wasn't aware fiberglass absorbs the paint stripper. I understand now why you sanded your vehicle. Thanks for the reply..
@dukeman7595 it's just an extra precaution! I get paranoid about things. If you gave it tons of time to dry, before proceeding with body work, it may not be as bad.