MOM GETS HER LONG LOST MOPAR BACK: FOUND IN THE WOODS!
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- čas přidán 3. 08. 2024
- The odds of finding a family treasure in the woods 30 years after selling it are a million to one. Welcome to the Lottery!
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For my money, a "survivor" is a vehicle that hasn't been wrapped around a tree or allowed to rot away into dust under one. That's a survivor.
Agree
if it still exists, unrestored, survivor.
A Survivor is a car thats not been pressed into Cube form like most of the other
No. A survivor is a vehicle that has survived the perils of daily existence during the decades. So it hasn't been crashed to shit, rusted to shit, modified to shit, and remains generally unscathed with just average wear and tear.
I agree with you and none of the cars that Mark has ever rebuilt are actual survivors and I would still like to know if he ever fixed the flag on the roof of the General Lee build that he did because the stars were wrong on it
Just discovered this channel! Love it already.
Awesome vids. Really wanna send your channel money cuz I actually grew up as a mechanic, but unfortunately I had an electrical accident in 1983 where I had both hands amputated. Now your vids brings back the grest memories of working on cars ya'l are bringing back to life. Am a Vietnam Era Veteran and well as you know the pension is not much, but nevertheless Thank for giving me some great memories.
Love the work you do. It takes a trained eye and ear to know the differences, Good luck training your daughter. She will get it.
“All he wanted was something to eat”
Awesome shirt. Awesome cars. Awesome shop, knowledge & craftsmanship…. Great show. Wish it was closer I’d apply for job in body shop.
You will never see this level of bonding with dads and sons with EVs like Teslas.
So right.....many memories of me and my pops and his many cars...as a kid sitting in the engine bay as he worked on the motor.🥲
I loved the Charger stuff. My first car was a 68 Red Charger with a 318 that i bought for 150.00 bucks at 15 yrs old(me at 15). By the time I was 17 I had 7 Chargers for parts and complete cars. Im kicking my own butt for not keeping them now but I discovered girls and work. Love the show. One day a question may come up about a VIN or 2 and I'll be happy to help.
your restoring these cars better than how they put together at the factory. I knew because i new car service 69 dodge and plymouth store back in 1969
Wow that is awesome sir
Fantastic story of that Dodge Dart, that was so nice seeing her hug it.
I think they do superb work. The thing with their restorations is the cars are "built" way better than when the original car came down the assembly line. The chance of quality control, to the level Graveyard Carz requires, was not likely ever seen on the factory line.
Facts
"if I want to ride a mini bike around the shop, I ride a mini bike around the shop". Ha ha. Please don't ever change Mark, please never change.
Great episode loving the more to the point of building the car’s
Excellent Story about the Dart
We just finally found my dad's 53 chevy pickup he built 40 years ago and was forced to sell. We looked the last 30 years for it no luck until 2 weeks ago. Long story short it spent 21 years in a garage a old woman had it and another older man and woman has had it the last 9 years mostly sitting in a heated garage. Still same paint same 400 s.b.c same trans everything same but steering wheel floor shifter and a sticker on the dash. Very emotional because my dad's health us going down now we are going to pick it up soon and it will be back home so he can enjoy and me as well my brother. I was 10 when it was sold but so so many memories that truck has. Gods good!
Thank you for what y’all do!
If no one is going to say it, I will. Mrs. Stanley was a knockout! And she drag raced? I gotta find myself one of those.
I was thinking exactly the same thing she was a looker. 👀😅. And a racer driving a mopar? Definitely want one.
they dont make em like her anymore. today they wanna be a sjw or part of the alphabet club...just statin facts. i am sure somewhere there is that hottie... but a very very rare ANIMAL😅
@@redneckswitwheels No these days I honestly think women want men with money and if u don't really have anything serious ur useless to them. Unless u can scratch their itch for oversized things that god didn't give me. 🤭🤷🏻♂️😂
Best episode I've seen so far. Nice!
In the town that I lived in back in the late seventies & early eighties there was a black Demon that said "Life in the Fast Lane!" on the tail panel! I am not sure what had been done to it but it was one of the dominant cars in local street racing back then!
First time here. Just subscribed. I love mopar so this is a plus. Fun show.
Ya gotta hand it to Mark. He's the undisputed master of Mopars.
I wish all older mopars got the love that the B and E models get.
I say that all the time 👍
@@markusa5521 Yeah. C body cars are my flavor. So anything not engine or trans related..can be a challenge.
@@dubiousf00d mine to A and C body's you know the ones you can't get parts for haha. Don't get me wrong I like the Chargers in the challengers and the super bees but that's something you see all the time where the A bodies and the C bodies not so much
I enjoy all of these car shows, but I will never understand the mindset of the people that let cars rot to death on their property for decades.
Hoarder mentality. The kinda mindest of "I don't wanna let this go but also don't use it right now, but might do something with it later"
I think I’d have to sell a car to buy a car
Hoarder, indecision, bit of OCD and a belief that "Next year after (blank) is finished I will get to it!" .....as the years slip away . I have two friends that have collector vehicles sitting in their yards just wasting away !!
Also just discovered the channel. Subscribed and can't wait to binge on the other episodes.
Fantastic picture of the owner from the '60s. Gorgeous girl.
I've spent a ton on my '67 Mustang. My car is in much better condition than the dart in this video. One word is best used for the cost of this project - ouch.
One clarification. On fender tags for '68 the 52 on the bottom row denotes a 340 4bbl. The 3 following that is for 4spd manual trans. The tire code is the 2 digit number following the trans code which is hard to read because of the rust.
Time stamp?
20:19 I see the most iconic chevrolet truck in history. It dates back from 1955 to 1959. More people would be interested in that truck.
I don't know, an apache is nice, but the old darts have a gigantic following.
Radial T/A's.. damn bad memories of those ice skates... ok on a hot day but any moisture your just a passenger. maybe they have changed the compound since then. what a beautiful car, and the attention to detail is impressive.
She is a great mother…..well you know.
I'm so lucky to have kept my cars all these years later, put them in the garage and forgot about them
Wait till ya get a Nagging wife who is NOT into Ild Cars. But only wants a Red ‘65 Mustang ! Ugh and makes you get Rid of them when ya say “I Do “.
@@JamesBond-hu9rg we've accumulated 6 B bodies over 35+ years, she's cool
@@mikehoncho9344 I do the same with mopeds lol. Respect
@@JamesBond-hu9rg only a pushover would let there wife influence them into selling something they don’t want too.
@@YourLocalShooter sorry, but wives are more important to most men than any car, unless you are one of them macho men wannabees
I really enjoy this show, from the Grave to like new is commendable sir
I love this show!!!! I love the cars! I love the president of this company. I love . . . It's good . ..
Thank you mark I appreciate you🫶🏽
I grew up in Whittier California, Chrysler had new car prep, it’s where they brought the cars in and got them ready to go to the dealership they had a race track where they test the cars
One of my cousins had a Dodge wing car in the 1970’s but didn’t keep it.
I am glad that Workman pulled in his horns and is not such a egotistic jerk like he was in past episodes. I got to the point I quit watching his show because he was so disrespectful towards other people and full of himself. He was actually pretty mellow for change in this episode. I dont have velocity anymore but I had quick watching the Workman show long before I canceled my Velocity on Dish.
I have been away from this channel for a bit because I watched a lot from them and also I like to switch it up watching others channels. While time goes on while away new episodes are there when returning. Mark even looks and sounds different. Looks like he lost weight which hopefully with good ways and not somehow sick.
@@cruisinginmy94 Well hopefully he doesn't go back to the Workman show and its all about me.
it's a better show now
I'm just waiting for the episode to see his car get built Mark has been waiting along time
Glad she got it back
My 1st car was a 68 Dart GTS but with the 727. I wish I kept that car. 😪 Sold it to a friend and it got in a bad accident and caught on fire and burned up. That was the last I saw it.
Calling it inanimate is an understatement when it holds memories.
So was the GTS convertible abandoned or who had it all these years??It kind of sounded like they walked in and took it off the property.Did the car still have its original drivetrain?
Mopar trivia..love the t-shirt
I think we can all understand the passion. I'd love to find our car. Nothing too special. 1970 Ford LTD Galaxy, no not a Ford Galaxy but a LTD. 4 door sedan that had a mobile phone which we chucked in the bin around 1984 and a hole on the bonnet, replaced with a Holden Statesman ornament as that's the only thing that filled the hole. Picked it up at auction in 1974 from the American Embassy as a presidential car. Traced it back too 1994 when it was de-registered and scrapped. It was one of 3 used. We sold it in 1980 during the oil crisis.
This guy does phenomenal work phenomenal just to Kick-Ass builder
I always loved the 68 Convert 340 6 bbl 4 spd.
Very glad to see the A bodies redone. I loved Marks analysis of the #'s. I never had an umbrella top but am very curious about what the designers did to compensate for the lack of a roof for structural integrity. How about doing any of the 1st generation Barracudas (65?-69) I had a '68 & loved it.
Glad you are in Oregon me too I'm in Douglas county
Love the tire choice think the old ones were bad I had some that were bought at JC penny in 70 that actually had JC penny right on them.
That is one cool Dart!
I owned a completely restored, pearl white,1968 Olds Toronado back in my young & foolish days but unfortunately didn't realize the treasure I had. "REGRETS!!
I've got a 68 tornado! Silver with a maroon vinyl top. It was my Pop"s pride and joy when he was living and mean the world to me also. They really are a work of art. I have another 68 and two 69s that could be restored if interested.
Our!!! How much time!! I watched this program on the discovery channel here in Brazil. It was Mark Worman, Daren Kirkpatrick, Royal Yoakum, Josh Rose and Holy Chedester. Mark was going to rebuild a factory pink 1969 Dodge Coronet Super Bee for his granddaughter. It came to show him buying the car. Too bad it stopped playing for us here in Brazil, it was a real lesson in how to renovate a classic car. I hope that the reality show will air in Brazil again. / Nossa!!! Quanto tempo!! Assistia esse programa no canal discovery aqui no Brasil. Era o Mark Worman, Daren Kirkpatrick, Royal Yoakum, Josh Rose e Holy Chedester. O Mark ia reformar um Dodge Coronet Super Bee 1969 rosa original de fabrica para neta dele. Chegou mostrar ele comprando o carro. Pena que parou de passar para nós aqui no Brasil, era uma verdadeira aula de como reformar um carro classico. Espero que volte a passar o Reality show no Brasil.
My dad has a 79 z28 and I would love for him to see it restored before he passes but it money is always a problem
Graveyard cars is the BEST! BEST!! BEST!!! BEST!!!! BEST!!!!! BEST!!!!!! BEST!!!!!!! Signed, Greg the egg.
Just one question, when you pulled the later 440 from the Daytona to swap it for the OEM spec motor, was the owner able to offset the cost of the correct engine with the value of the removed example?
why would you care LOL
@@borismcfinnigan3430 idle curiosity and hoarder/hawker instincts.
The us version of car sis, really nice and great job
A friend had a 69 Coronet with a 318 topped with a 4barrel armband a different gear plate in the trans . That thing ran like a beast. It started out as a businessman's car. Complete with a radio and an 8 track that you could play normal cartridges in or record notes to a blank it was that wierd olive green gloss. I wish I could find it and restore it as a tribute to him. That or the 60 something chevy van that had a straight six battery under the passenger seat in a compartment under the floor. It had no seats in back but we fixed her up with a mattress and curtains and enough speakers to rock that thing.
I loved my A body cars. 68 Dart 4 door, 71 Plymouth Scamp HT, 72 Dart Custom 4 doors no waiting edition. :) 318 in the 68, 360 police in the Scamp and a 225/6 in 72, column gear. They ride very well. There is a 340 Demon in my former neighbourhood. Fortunately there is a couple of Cudas nearby so I am comforted. Mopar or no car. (Move Over People Are Racing) :)
Ever see a 1970/demon with a six cylinder with bucket seats an auto on floor green metallic .we had that car at age 13
I've been searching for my 1969 Road Runner. I parked it at my ex's friends place along with my 1955 Chevy Custom Cab truck. They both came up missing and I hope to find out the story of where they ended up. the RR light blue snorkel hood scoop steel rear fender flares, shaved door handles and a failing light blue flame job. 383 30 over with Holly top end parts. one of these days I'm gonna find her again if its in one piece. Not one out there quite like it. The 55 was primer black, large moons and 50's all the way around. frenched in antina, doos at one time had 1 piece windows, front axile has brkts mounted that flipped to lower front end, custom angle iron front and rear bumpers, still looking for these vehicles. sad loss but stuff happens, 20 years ago. after all this time I'm back in the area. Pacific Northwest. thot I'd throw that out there. I'm Still fishing. you never know.
Wow, I've never had a car stolen.
However had to abandon a couple in the upper peninsula (Michigan)
@@g..._anthony27 I'm going after it the hard way.backtracking the vin through the state DMV and registration information. I also have the prior owner involved in discovering the whereabouts and who made the illegal transactions if it shows up though registration and titling. Was such a week known car in this area from in the past people still have stories tho tell about it. It will be quite the story this car will have if it comes back around in one piece. Was put on the back burner for years and now retirement has me looking for some of my past ownership of vehicles most people would only imagined of having. Funny how some of us old guys had what is so highly sought if now days. Thankfully some CZcams channels tell about history of some of these vehicles. They all have a story.
I wish I could find my 68 plymouth fury 3 in weston Oregon it was last seen there in 1998. It haf no windshield. Sold it to a kid there in 1998 miss it a lot
MY FIRST CAR WAS A 1979 PLYMOUTH VALARIE WITH THE DUSTER SPORT PACKAGE.
Daytonas are so rare that all should be restored eom specs if not survivors, not adding stypid wheels and other stuff.
I’d say the way this one ended it got squashed by the mobile car crusher for scrap metal like so many of our iconic muscle cars did. 🤨
Got a awesome friend whom is 95 years old. He has a beut of a car in his shed from 1945
Thank God American muscle is coming back thank God nothing like old school bad to the Bone I give American muscle five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
You should build a tribute car to the one that was crushed
Mine was the 65 Dodge Dart GT with the 273 and Torque Flight. It was in my folk's name so they had me go visit a friend out of town then took it to a dealer and traded it in on something? I don't even remember what they bought? That was 1970. I think they got $900.00 out of it. Their reasoning, it had 98k on it and I no longer needed it because I had just bought a Toyota Truck? Yes, I'm still pissed. They had to sign for it in 65 because I was still a teenager.
Crazy how the son was the 1 that found it😳
I wonder if Mr. Worman would build the Interceptor from The Wraith.
What a cool story about the dart
This is a re-upload of “family heirloom found in forest”. This channel has amazing content and shouldn’t need to put up the same videos under different titles.
Ahhh, if only I knew builders when I was 23. When I broke up with my GF in 1992, her mom gave me a 1972 Merc Marquis Brougham. Other than the tires being dry rotted and an engine mount, it was basically a barn find. Paint was oxidized, and a vacuum advance valve to bring it up to CA emissions, it still was awesome. 429 V8, 4 barrel Thunderjet carb, forget what the transmission was, but it also had early antilock brakes, all power package, towed a Caveman trailer from the Bay Area to Atlanta, it laughed it all off.
Made the mistake of letting a stoner roomie drive it to tow a reggae band's equipment and he wrecked it. Since 1992, been driving freebies and handmedown cars and vans since then. I miss that epic land yacht though.
First car I ever had enough room to sleep on the back seat, and also when the engine mount failed, it locked on the accelerator pedal, so on the freeway, I quickly hit 80 MPH, and 8 later, saw some serious sh*t when I tried shifting to neutral, and accidentally knocked it over to reverse. You never saw so much tire smoke in your life, and everyone got out of my way so I could get to the shoulder.
Oh yeah, one of the most annoying "features" that car had, was a steering wheel mounted horn strip, in case you doubt the veracity of that story. If you had to take a tight turn and crank the wheel, you'd wind up honking the horn, no matter HOW much care you took in the process.
Oh, last note, it was a Bay Area score, so zero rust, just dry rot tires, oxidized paint, and marginally rotted vinyl on the roof. Seriously, other than a crack in the original steering rim, and minor mechanical issues, it was pretty damned mint for a 22 year old car at the time.
I bought my 1968 Dart GTS 340 brand new from Bellevue Dodge. It was a beautiful Corvette Met. Blue with matching interior. It had white bumble bee stripes on the back. I turned a 13;9 first time out to S.I.R. raceway in stock form. My ex-wife stole the car from me in our divorce then wrecked it on some railroad tracks in Longview, Wash.
awesome rambo shirt lmao
I may be 17 but I know a cougar when I see one, and the vert Dodge Dart lady is definitely one
MY JEEP HAS THE VIN NUMBER ON ALMOST EVERYTHING INCLUDING MOST OF THE GLASS.
that guy is the Michael Scott of car restauration
I thought the exact same thing 😅
MAKE SURE THE HEAT WORK'S.
All I see with that Daytona before being restored is Joe Dirt’s “pile”. 😂 please tell me it had a footprint gas pedal.
OMG FEBRUARY 7th, 1968 IS MY BIRTHDAY! WTH???? THIS MUST BE A SIGN! :)
MOPAR.....................OR NOCAR!......I happen to have a 77 Cordoba and a 1971 Javelin AMX in my stable to be restored too!
Let me say this first! Im a restomod guy first and foremost! I watch this channel from time to time because i can't imagine the cost of these builds it has to be radically large!! Okay check this out just listen, do you guys remember a tv show called the 6 million dollar man? What if they told him that they could restore him as was before his accident to normal just as he was or they could make better stronger you know give him super human strength run faster jump higher see better? And by the way its still gonna cost ya 6 million dollars wich one would you choose? 🤔
Did you put sound deadener on the roof before the headliner went in?
would like to know the name of the salvage yard in san antonio you mentioned
Blows my mind that that dart ended up indy forest. Anyone who knows about car's would know that convertibles are rare from any of the big 3
Can anyone tell me what season and episode this was?
Sound dentner on the doors before regulator install?
love ,love alyissa,im sure i might spelled he name wrong,but she is damn cute!!!!love her!!!
Well I'm looking for my first 2cars a 1978 ford Thunderbird diamond jubilee edition it was copper colored with a attempted repair from a keying scratch it had a 400ci engine with a fmx transmission that was bad it was parked in Tacoma WA, next car was my 1957 Chevy 210 4 door project it had true wide white walls it had a 327 with home made engine mounts that bolted to the front of the block it had a turbo 350 transmission exhaust built out of flexible tubbing and a homemade transmission crossmember
So cool. So 40 years it was gone.
She is lucky, how often does somone runs into a old love or bff? I miss my SAAB 9-3 and hopefully I can get to run into it again one day.
They are all nice cars if you ask me it's absolutely brilliant show.
Mark should go get the hearse from sar and give it some love. Its lookin pretty sad
Wish my uncle felt that way about his 69 GTX sitting in the field at grandma's farm.
Plum crazy purple is original Dodge, Chrysler and Plymouth color.
Mark your one cool man there's now other sir like u a I love you like u are sir . Later sir
There is a late 60s charger at tripac in fort dodge iowa
A Dayton is my dream car
Some people dont understand that sometimes vehicles become like family members. Having my dads old truck and now my late wifes car i wouldnt want anything happening to them.
What PART did she lose?
“Life got in the way.” In many cases though, it wasn’t financial reasons. I can’t tell you how many times people asked me when I was going to get rid of my car. You were essentially expected to sell whatever you had in high school and buy ether a minivan or SUV. Getting rid of the past, and becoming an adult. And once you had a kid, then people REALLY started questioning you more. You can put car seats in these. Why is that so hard to fathom for some people?
My sister owns every car she ever owned, or rode in with a boyfriend. It's a large fleet, and all are kept in running condition. And no, she won't let me drive any of them. I have to rent a car when I go to visit her.
So, what happened to the Dart convertible?
its a 69 Dodge Charger. Most People would just Change it into the General Lee Car..