FORGOTTEN 1963 Buick LeSabre - FIRST WASH In 23 Years and Linseed Oil (P3)
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- čas přidán 19. 11. 2020
- Part 3 of 5: Since a guy somehow managed to get this car home after sitting forgotten for 23 years, it's time to clean up this classic car and see what it has to offer. I'll be pressure washing this classic Buick LeSabre with my special George Olson chemical, then adding my shine Juice (linseed oil) to her, to see how the patina holds up. Ideas on what to do with this car? Put them in the comments!
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too many people over look the classics looking for the latest and greatest's thanks for keeping the classics alive.
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@Snails40 That's why wagons are such a hot commodity anymore because most got crushed 30 years ago.
@Snails40 This would be crushed? That'd be a travesty! I'd love to import something like this here and do a resto on it.
@@zeroyon4562 well the man said she’s for sale.... so you’re literally half way there... throw a number at him and see if it sticks
@@ViceGripGarage have ya ever tried tung oil instead of linseed? It leaves a much more durable plasticy feel on your fingers, which transorlates to a better finish with more protection from the elements.... least in wood working. Careful with that linseed oil on your hands there bud, it actually has some toxic elements when its liquid. I'm sure your not drinking it, but I'm not sure how that translates to skin absorption over time. Stay safe up there!
I had to like and comment first because it's the right thing to do for a guy. We girl's like to watch, I'm darn near 50 and my grandpa didn't have anyone to help him fixalate, so he taught me how because he needed help. He's been gone awhile, was in ww2 , went through the great depression, and these video's make me think of him. I love how you include the wife and kid's in the videos, just finished watching them all. God bless you and yours.
Amen
A kid can learn a lot working with their Grandpa, I did. Some of my best memories are the time spent as a child with Grandpa, Dad and Brothers.
I didn’t have a son to teach but my 6 year old grandson can’t get enough... hope his passion continues....
I’m forced to watch you while it’s on my TV as my husband thinks he’s learning from you...
Glad you’re funny 😆 😆
@@pamelaangela2393 Heee! I've caught my wife silently watching VGG with me. The silence says a lot. During fishing or golf I have to listen to how asinine it is. 😉
would never have believed that i'd spend 30 minutes of my life captivated and mesmerised by a bloke cleaning a car, brilliant stuff!
A feller has come to the conclusion that there ain’t a bad video on this channel...ever. You can hook your peepers onto anything available on the playlist and you’re gonna be entertained and you’re gonna learn on something at the same time. How does he do it? I don’t know. Anywho, to those of you just discovering Vice Grip Garage take it from me, you’re gonna wanna settle in, get a cold snack and just soak it all in.
@Don Lemon that’s funny.
@@pauldulworth2768 r
Best comment!
I play it all day at work. It’s fun and clean. Bout the only thing out there with no cussing drama or politics.
I'll drink to that!
Cheer's
Vice Grip Garage, perfect start to a Friday night
Could not agree more. Love this channel. Feels like im watching tv.
Better than tv!
Eh men. I'm Canadian.
Never thought I'd be sitting at home on a friday night, drinking a beer, watching a guy wash a car...wouldn't want it any other way :)
Yes it wasn't untill I explained it to my brother and he said "So you just watched a man wash an old car" it sounded weird.
Haha same on all accounts.
"Smells like petrified lemons in a submarine engine room" - you truly are a poet sir!
I read this comment literally as Derek said it lol 🤣
Probably the best automotive channel on utube,
Love it
Thank you
"utube"
If engine crud is nature's gaskets then engine rust is nature's locktite
LMAO!!! My coffee came out of my nose when I read that!!!
Hahahahahahahahaha!..... Truth.
Right on!
You made me spill my beer. That was freaking awesome and funny. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I LOLed!
The "shoot from the hip" animation made me literally lol. Don't change. Ever.
I loved that killer move!!! That Derek is something else alright.
He is a unique character for sure and that is why we all watch. That and the great content.
"Dispose of your rags properly, I just light it on fire" 😂😂
I just watched a guy pressure wash an old rusty Buick for over half an hour.
And absolutely loved it 🥰 I want a patinered American land yacht - a beauty. Great video dude.
A guy plays just the right songs, at the right time. 👍🇺🇲
Thanks
I usually am not super happy about music on videos like this but Derek's choice and timing make a guy happy
99.276 times out of twelve, videos get ruined with unnecessary music. A guy knows how to do it right. :)
Best ‘show’ on CZcams!!! 👍🏼
Thank you
@@ViceGripGarage hands down!!!
John here; "Smells like petrified lemons in a submarine engine room" and from an old 1982-1990 USS Norfolk and USS Flying Fish Submariner type guy it was like, well, like "Smellivision"!!! Thank you for all the hours of entertainment and may God Bless America!!!
A friend turned me on to the channel about a month ago... you have quickly become one of my favorite content creators. The fact that you bring things back rather than destroy them and you seem to be a good dad and all around decent person is really refreshing in today's world. Keep up the great work sir 👍
Derek and VGG is my literally fav channel. I watch a few others but this is my go to. I used to watch Whistlein Diesel too until i could not stand to see nice things pointlessly destroyed anymore. Kid is an idiot. Has no respect for anything. Love how Derek saves em'. Derek and Junkyard digs. Follow both of them you can't go wrong. Great group of guys.
58 million to 20 years is a very slim time line. A guy's got to know a thing or two, to be able to narrow it down that tight. You can call me impressed.. Yep.
These just keep getting better...I’ll be dipped! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Dipped
@@timramaker6012 We will
@VGG Still waiting on what that house light switch does.
Any word ??
+1
Got a hankering for ole Buick’s myself. Know you can’t keep em all. But tip of the fedora for saving another one Derek. 👍
Derrick is the modern day Paul Harvey...Paul Harvey could keep you interested for years seemingly in his shows...he (and now Derrick) has form over content for sure! I mean honestly, I’m watching you wash a car and put shine juice on it for the third time, lol! Any other channel I wouldn’t give it two seconds. A guy just knows how to keep the audience’s peepers hooked on what he’s doin....
That was my very first car, it was my Grandfather's he passed away in 1965, and I bought it from my Grandmother in 1970 when I was 16 years old. I ran the car until 1972 and it had 325,000 miles on it. Gas was cheap, that old tank was a blast, it was especially fun drifting on gravel roads. My best friend and I jacked it up with 2x4's between the axle and frame, installed glas packs and a four barrel intake and carb off a car at our local junkyard. The car was just plain fun, and it taught me how to work on automobiles. I'm in Michigan and it was in about the same shape. Brings back a ton of memories 🤣👍💪😎😃 awesome 😍. Thanks Jim
As I mentioned in your buick special video, in the mid 70's I inherited my uncles '63 Lesabre four door hardtop with a 410 Wildcat engine, hardtop meant no frames around the windows, my uncle loved the fact it was a hardtop. This really brings back memories, this was my very first car and though it had overheating issues it never burned a drop of oil at 75,000 miles and the factory A/C would still freeze you out of the car. It was light green and it was a really comfortable car to travel in. Unfortunately my uncle never changed or flushed the coolant so I fought overheating issues part of the time but I loved my uncles old buick so much I drove it for some time. FUN FACT: the air cleaner said 410 Wildcat but 410 stood for torque output not HP, the engine was really a 401 cu. inch. with 10:1 pistons a two barrel Rochester and around 300 hp on premium fuel
Since my offspring are getting bigger I have been warming up to these crew cab models. Thanks for the vidya.
I dont really know what this is about, but I went ahead and poked the thumbs up button cuz, well, Derek
Reason enough Chris Reason enough
Amazing how much the power washer gets off looks amazing that's when they built nice looking cars ..great job Derek
Buick, has always been a favorite of the GM coral right be find Pontiac. Just something about those 55-72 models. Derek, really enjoying on this one.
I don't think there's anything more satisfying than watching Derek pressure wash 20+ years of crud off of a car. Lol. Love your channel, Derek. Peace...
Heck yeah, a guy appreciates the upload. Been a rough week losing 3 close family friends. Thanks for the great and entertaining stuff Derek and crew!
Praying for you my friend
Prayers for your family...
My condolences go out to a guy and his family. Those good friends are tough to come by in the world these days.
A fella appreciates the kind words. Means a lot. There’s a lot of nice People round these parts.
Condolences on your loss bud.
This makes me want to find a Craigslist beater that's been sitting under a tree for a decade just to pressure wash it. WOW
The Hydraulic Krud Kutter is one of my favorite tools, especially when you see those kind of results. It's downright therapeutic.
did not think a fella could get any enjoyment watchin a nother fella clean on a ole Buick fer 30 + minutes ,but woundt ya know i did!
When I was 18, I bought a 65 Buick GS with 401 and 3 speed on floor standard. For $250 of used car lot, funnest car I ever owned. 1975
Oh yes! The Buick GS with a 401! OMG!!!
Makes you want to go back in time..
ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS Always Great Time 😁😁😁😁
Hi Derek. Big Al here. I love Buicks also . I have a ‘73 Electra deuce and a quarter for over twenty years now. I keep doing a little patching every Spring and she’s getting there. Got new paint this summer. I hope you find a Buick for a keeper. Fine automobile. Thanks for the great videos. Greetings to Jessica and your boys.
Living a guys dream, wrenching on old iron, with a great family that let's him go to play - I mean work- most every day. I'll be dipped if I'm not just a teeny bit jealous.
It's really not that bad, it's not rotten, it's just evenly rusty everywhere.
At least it's consistant
When you reach it’s age I bet you have more mileage on you (and rust) than the car. She is a-beauttttiful! I’ll be dipped!
I said, "basically a Cadillac" just before you said "poor man's Cadillac." 😂
Another awesome vid 👍
I love your videos! American classics aren't just automobiles, they're art!
I could watch him power wash old cars for hours so satisfying
Dam Derek, completely transformed that buick!
Never thought I could get into watching someone pressure wash a car😁👍😁👍
Thanks again friend!!
There’s something real satisfying to watch years of neglect washed off, and turned into looking like years of hard love...
I love your warning/disclaimer at the beginning. Honesty is ALWAYS the best policy.
I like Buick’s too had a 70 Skylark you wouldn’t believe how many people thought it was a Tempest or a GTO
What? They couldn't see the grille?
“4 Ozzie Ozbournes” 😂 I will never measure ounces the same again
My day is made.
Something just so soothing about watching a feller powerwash grime from a rig.
That old Buick motor sounds cammed up...and the thing seems bullet proof. Someone will giver a new home for certain. Keep up the great work, and funny comments.
"Earth ghost juice"
*updates VGG glossary
does it already have "natures gasket" because that was also gold
@@jamieforrester7108 *updates glossary again 😆
This car is my fav so far 👊🤙
You know that's one thing I love about the old cars you can find one sitting in a junkyard and the car could be falling apart and the stainless trim is shining sticking out it is such a beautiful thing to see when a car is falling apart and the trim and shining in the Sun
When I was a kid I had a Raleigh chopper pedal bike, every Sunday i would clean it, and I loved cleaning all the chrome. I still love chrome finish.
A feller is loving that 4k crispy cinema quality. Really helps a guy hook his peepers on the going to town rigs. Much love from Indiana.
A feller just got a 4 K monitor. I love it!
some of us have to settle for 2k...4k buffers the graphics card too quickly,watch 10 seconds,wait 5 seconds etc..lol
Derek's hard work is getting me motivated to clean out the ol shop and start tinkering in there instead of the driveway. Lots of mouse poop and dust. It's all factree though
FacTree👌😁
She looks about 8.427 million times better now. I think that is a great looking car and worth saving. Definitely a going to town unit.
😂 it’s the addition of the Black Velvet that makes that cleaner so good. 😂
I hate watching your videos because I don't want them to end! You are very entertaining, and I look forward to each one. Keep it going!
Hi Derrick, I been a car enthusiast all my life, and I have a soft spot for classic cars. They don't design and make them like they use to. I love seeing video of classics bought back to life. Just hearing the engine start for the first time in years just put a big smile on my face. I'm glad I came across your videos a while ago. I love that you also have a soft spot for classic vehicles and bring them back to life. They are basically a piece of history. The era when you use a key to lock, unlock, and start the car. Now days just about every new vehicle has a key fob. I actually miss using a key to start a car. I have a wish to one day own a classic automobile. I have a bunch of them I like, but my dream car is a 1959 Cadillac Deville or Fleetwood. I love classic cars especially from the mid 50's through the late 70's. Keep up the good work and I love your sense of humor 🤣 along with the videos. I salute you sir. 🤚🏽
235/70/15 universal size tire for 50s and 60s vehicles, got it . I will remember that thank you
Again watching all of the crud just wash away is oh so satisfying to see. She cleaned up nicely.
I had a 64 Buick and I loved that car. This was back in the mid 70s. Mine was a 2 door hardtop.
"This thing here is flammable. This is very flammable. When you mix them together... They're flammable..." 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣
New math rocket science
Ignacio Dominguez-Ramirez *they're, not their.
@@jumpinjojo douche bag alert
@@jumpinjojo as in they are
Something weird is happening... I prefer to watch Derek fool around with barely roadworthy junkyard specials than watch other channels (Which will remain unnamed) build on expensive restomods. What is wrong with me? Oh, yeah. I like to be entertained. Good job Derek. Plus, I like the old nailheads.
Enjoying watching this vidya, but the Mrs kept talking at me. I said "hush, can't you see I'm watching a fella clean up a Buick?" Glad you saved on it a little. It's worth saving.
A cold snack and some VGG. Great Friday night.
Thanks for sharing. That buckeye turned out slicker than a minnows pecker.
Man, you are one of the very few youtubers who get the music right...not just the choices (which I realize is limited because of copyright etc) but the sound levels, too. Also, your paint thanks you for a l'il swig o' the Canadian whiskey after all those years. Mighty kind of ya!
Any idea what Canadian whiskey he is using?
@@michaelsclark It looks like 40 Creek Barrel Select... But then again it could be a Canadian Club...
Never thought I'd enjoy watching a guy wash a car. Ain't life funny like that.
I want to know what the light switch does.
I could watch a guy fix or clear classics everyday
Hey Derek, Nothing more therapeutic than blasting crap off with a pressure washer!
I love watching this brother, such humorous guy,God bless him
Love this car already. Wish I could find stuff like that around here that wasn't 4.72 trillion dollars without doors on and 72.6 trillion if you want the doors and floors.
No joke! Unreal how much people want for classics. It's just sitting in your yard...sell it to me for a price that leaves a little room for fixin too.
Especially in Ground Zero Rust Spot Northeast Pa
That car the way it sat before he looked at it is a $5000 rig in Kansas.
I wanna hear a guy's rant on geese that was edited out. Sounds informative.
Don't mess with Canadian cobra chickens. They will F#@& you up!
@@jamieh4148 Never heard them called that, Lol!
Cobra Chickens lol
@@jamieh4148 now that's funny 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣
I remember getting chased around The Brookfield Zoo in Chicago by those Canadian Cobra Chickens.
Nice Torque Wrench 🔧 👌 👍 👏 for Torquen the engine last video 📹
The revivals are gold but i think i like the clean ups even better. Especially when they really come out of i TV like this
All that chrome is in great shape. Buick was like cadillac when it comes to chrome.
As a Canadian, Wisers Special Blend is the superior cleaning rye whiskey
I didn't know it was Rye cleaner. Being from the southern hemisphere down here in Missouri.
I'll have to try it. The Bourbon cleaning whiskey down here just doesn't seem to last very long.
This is excellent insider information. A girl can't be going and wastin' her money on the wrong stuff.
Don’t you guys have the homemade version in those parts... i bet that’d put a shine to it
@@nobodyspecial6436 Would probably take it down to the bare metal with 1 wipe :-)
Black velvettt
Watching a lathe turn down a piece of stock or a pressure washer strip dirt off one line at a time; both are oddly satisfying!
One of my favorite cars you’ve rescued, I remember my dad always talking about wildcat Buick motors...
Great channel! Keep it up, been watching since way before ya sold the chevellios. I’ll be dipped if this feller doesn’t see 500k subs here perdy soon. Good stuff, keep rockin!
The duck tape on the mirror. Dude!! I almost wet myself I laughed so hard. You need to take it to the stage. You are flipping hilarious. Thanks for your CZcams channel. You make my day.
we do not have old cars left in Scotland uk they cut ever thing up so nice to see them saved by you
Pretty satisfying for a guy watching that poor man’s Cadillac come back to life!
I'm not even a car guy, but I I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos. And the way that you speak is quite friendly and inviting. Keep up the good work.
It's like watching Einstein. You just have to recognize the genius of it all.
I like the comment. This series was great to see, but I doubt Einstein would have had the balls to drive that thing home.
Great video. Whoever does your music is a genius.
I like what you're doing with this old Buick
Love the added whiskey touch! Your welcome from your friends up north!!
I have been doing it wrong up here. I always put the Canadian classic in my glass and drank it when working on the cars. Never put her in the water..
She’s a beaut.
Clark.
This is oddly satisfying, watching a guy work.
At 22:02ish you can see Derek WITHOUT A HAT in the chrome reflection. MOSES SANDALS! 😂😂😂
Got the notification guess this essay can wait
Good taste in background music 🙂
Song starting around the 15 min mark is the same one Bad Obsession Motorsports (Project Binky) uses to end their latest U-Tube stuff.
Going back and forth on those doors made a sound like a mountain lion. Nice! 👍
This is by far the very best channel on the internet. That is one bad ass Buick. Love the way it looks and sounds. They just don't make them like that anymore. In the years to come people are not going to believe that we sold these heavy metal road warriors.
You're killing it brother! Keep the 'isms coming!!!
Well I'll be dipped he drained the whole lake power washing the old buick.
lol true but NOT the canadian whiskey any real drunk knows use vodka.Its cheaper lol.Drunks got feelins too.
It's Minnesota, we have at least 10000 more lakes to drain :)
@@williamescolantejr5871 was that whiskey that he put in there? I didn't catch the last ingredient
@@GreatLakesLogger think he said something about for friends up north so i guessed canadian.In reality i doubt it as all whiskey i know of has sugar in it an serves no purpose in this but think he meant friendsup there which guess he has alot of.Wrong colour too an spelled that proper lol
I actually used baby oil on a dull maroon paint. Shined the heck out of it. Lasted a long time as smelled good too.
Can a dude find a gem like that? Not, how do you find them? Like you really tell us, huh, love how you revive these gems. Thank you.