Love the fact that this guy said cold start and he genuinely gave us a COLD START. many would have cranked her over for a few minutes before rolling the camera, but this is what I want to see, the stuff that brings back memories. during those initial cranks when she popped off a few times while he was trying to get the peddle right and you see the smoke bellowing out the tailpipes just being pushed out by the engine cranking and not yet truly running now that's what its about. I could smell that moment right through the monitor. I could remember on cold days pumping the peddle of my Ford Torino 3 times to preload that 650 double pumper and pulling that manual choke out halfway that would get it every time.
Sweet memories I love the old muscle cars and the sounds they made 396 Chevelles and Z/28s with the chambered exhaust had a great sound also!! I think it will all only be only a memory because everyone's hero Biden signed an order to kill all fossil fuel today no words.
@@paulharvey6216 I feel pretty awful about that. I'm a 19 year old trying to get into old cars but my parents are Indian immigrants who have no patience for them, which means its up to me entirely to find a way to get one. But with the Dems in power I'll probably never get a chance to drive something like this anyway after college.
@@crazycar4015 Let's hope its only 4 years and not to to much damage is done!Done! Would keep my eyes open all the time for some kind of muscle car. Check the net and craigslistyou have to be on it constantly you would be surprised at what might turn up dont give up hope.You might be able to find a decent fox body mustang. and then find a coyote engine in the boneyard would be fun combo coyote run great and sound fantastic listen on CZcams to mustang pullout during mustang week down at Myrtle beach.I wish you luck pal! Sorry about the grammer my tablet is ill.
@@paulharvey6216 I really do hope for the best, and that there is a future for classics like this long into the future. Oh for sure on checking websites. I have been seeing so much good stuff on craigslist lately, though the pickings aren't nearly as good as they were in 2019. Its amazing how many classics under restoration or completely restored go for sale in my area. And the pricing isn't that bad. I actually found a really nice mid 60s Mustang that mainly needed minor engine work, and heavy interior and body work for five grand. Not the worst deal I think. As soon as my parents let me grab a job after this covid stuff is over I might be able to find something like that I hope and store it in their garage, with prices returning to normal. I kinda want to swing for something better though after graduation, something like this 15 grand 69 Charger RT I saw with the SE package. Not greatest shape but I had seen worse cars be brought back from the dead online. Owning a fox body with a coyote engine might be the most feasible, fun, and practical thing for me though at this point though! And I do like a good fox body Mustang. I'll keep my mind open! Good luck to you as well!
Most definitely. There's nothing quite as unique as the sound of a cold start, even a first startup. They always sound a little unique when first turning over. Good old Chrysler!
These '69 Charger R/T with the 440 are by far the best looking ones & the epitome of what a real true muscle car should look like..."Dodge, the brotherhood of muscle"
Nah you older people just stuck in the past the shit we have now is cooler than most the shit in the past our cars now are literally able to play movies and youtube on the screen
@@iordachescudaniel77 I’d assume people who probably live in their cars and also people who have kids that would like to watch something or yk maybe people who take road trips and camp in their cars and enjoy watching in on a bigger screen while not having to hold anything compared to using your phone you have to hold it the entire time but who knows who would watch yt or movies in their car
Depending on outside temperature and how long it's been sitting, my 66 Riviera takes a bunch of pedal pumping to get it to fire so I just pop the hood and give it a blast of starter fluid in the carb...fires right up and warms up in a few minutes 👍
You can hear a compression leak on one cylinder, as it is cranked by the starter. Can't diagnose via internet, but its almost as if one sparkplug is loose, or ... God forbid, a valve is not sealing properly. It is less pronounced after it starts and runs, but still discernable. Someone needs to break out their handy compression gage, and spend a few minutes of investigation under its beautiful hood.
Please stop with these videos. I have stuff to do but I can't stop watching them. In 76, while delivering newspapers on my bike at 5:00 AM I heard, and 10 seconds later witnessed the black Plymouth Roadrunner GTX scream past me on that otherwise dark and silent highway. Hooked ever since.
Either this is a young buck who doesnt know about feathering the carb on a cold natured engine when it needs more than the choke can provide or its an older person in the same boat. At least it had half a chance at building some oil pressure before its first lighting up.....
I'm guessing either you just got the car or you never drive it.. pump the gas fully three times before starting.then hold down half way while starting keep your rpm around 1000k. For at least 1 minute and you will be good to go. Can be tricky on cold days.
What a real Charger should be 2 door, coke bottle lines, not the slab sided, side profile of a loaf of bread 4 door!! 1968-70 best looking of all the chargers!!
Ok, Sweet sounding big block Mopar but I just cant watch any more. Obviously not someone in the know, put behind the wheel by someone else who either doesnt know or doesnt care......
Love the fact that this guy said cold start and he genuinely gave us a COLD START. many would have cranked her over for a few minutes before rolling the camera, but this is what I want to see, the stuff that brings back memories. during those initial cranks when she popped off a few times while he was trying to get the peddle right and you see the smoke bellowing out the tailpipes just being pushed out by the engine cranking and not yet truly running now that's what its about. I could smell that moment right through the monitor. I could remember on cold days pumping the peddle of my Ford Torino 3 times to preload that 650 double pumper and pulling that manual choke out halfway that would get it every time.
Sweet memories I love the old muscle cars and the sounds they made 396 Chevelles and Z/28s with the chambered exhaust had a great sound also!! I think it will all only be only a memory because everyone's hero Biden signed an order to kill all fossil fuel today no words.
@@paulharvey6216 I feel pretty awful about that. I'm a 19 year old trying to get into old cars but my parents are Indian immigrants who have no patience for them, which means its up to me entirely to find a way to get one. But with the Dems in power I'll probably never get a chance to drive something like this anyway after college.
@@crazycar4015 Let's hope its only 4 years and not to to much damage is done!Done! Would keep my eyes open all the time for some kind of muscle car. Check the net and craigslistyou have to be on it constantly you would be surprised at what might turn up dont give up hope.You might be able to find a decent fox body mustang. and then find a coyote engine in the boneyard would be fun combo coyote run great and sound fantastic listen on CZcams to mustang pullout during mustang week down at Myrtle beach.I wish you luck pal! Sorry about the grammer my tablet is ill.
@@paulharvey6216 I really do hope for the best, and that there is a future for classics like this long into the future. Oh for sure on checking websites. I have been seeing so much good stuff on craigslist lately, though the pickings aren't nearly as good as they were in 2019. Its amazing how many classics under restoration or completely restored go for sale in my area. And the pricing isn't that bad. I actually found a really nice mid 60s Mustang that mainly needed minor engine work, and heavy interior and body work for five grand. Not the worst deal I think. As soon as my parents let me grab a job after this covid stuff is over I might be able to find something like that I hope and store it in their garage, with prices returning to normal. I kinda want to swing for something better though after graduation, something like this 15 grand 69 Charger RT I saw with the SE package. Not greatest shape but I had seen worse cars be brought back from the dead online. Owning a fox body with a coyote engine might be the most feasible, fun, and practical thing for me though at this point though! And I do like a good fox body Mustang. I'll keep my mind open! Good luck to you as well!
Most definitely. There's nothing quite as unique as the sound of a cold start, even a first startup. They always sound a little unique when first turning over. Good old Chrysler!
These '69 Charger R/T with the 440 are by far the best looking ones & the epitome of what a real true muscle car should look like..."Dodge, the brotherhood of muscle"
Cars today just don't have the wow factor like this 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
EFI. Makes things easier. In the time it took to start this car, an EFI car would already be on its way.
@@acalthu and then the old ones pass through them after lmao
Nah you older people just stuck in the past the shit we have now is cooler than most the shit in the past our cars now are literally able to play movies and youtube on the screen
@@azlewashington5132 and who actually watches yt in a car???
@@iordachescudaniel77 I’d assume people who probably live in their cars and also people who have kids that would like to watch something or yk maybe people who take road trips and camp in their cars and enjoy watching in on a bigger screen while not having to hold anything compared to using your phone you have to hold it the entire time but who knows who would watch yt or movies in their car
I love that 440 so much and this my favorite car 1969 Dodge Charger R/T
Nothing like the sound of that fabulous engine!
What a great sound. Amazing!
Depending on outside temperature and how long it's been sitting, my 66 Riviera takes a bunch of pedal pumping to get it to fire so I just pop the hood and give it a blast of starter fluid in the carb...fires right up and warms up in a few minutes 👍
Gorgeous! Just needs the dog dish on a black rim.
Man that sound got me chills
Beautiful car! Would love to see a full walk around & of course a burnout!
There is my dream car, same Sunfire Yellow color, same vinyl top and same motor. I love it.
What a BEAST.
Straight to favourite .. awesome
Very Nice sound 😍
Got a lil cam and sounds good. Cool car
Feed it!!!
Gas!
Mopar Heaven!!🤟🏼👍🏼❤️
Love that lope
You can hear a compression leak on one cylinder, as it is cranked by the starter.
Can't diagnose via internet, but its almost as if one sparkplug is loose, or ... God forbid, a valve is not sealing properly.
It is less pronounced after it starts and runs, but still discernable.
Someone needs to break out their handy compression gage, and spend a few minutes of investigation under its beautiful hood.
You don’t start a charger…. You wake it up.
Please stop with these videos. I have stuff to do but I can't stop watching them. In 76, while delivering newspapers on my bike at 5:00 AM I heard, and 10 seconds later witnessed the black Plymouth Roadrunner GTX scream past me on that otherwise dark and silent highway. Hooked ever since.
Big blocks hate the cold, and so do
I...
I love that sound. What cam is it?
Hawt charger!
All I can say is welcome to America
I'd have to say this looks like Europe. Plus I don't think an American would have a 17' two-door car in a shipping container for a garage.
@@nigelbobinski5798 No I meant the car represented America
@@americanmusclemaniac9565 Well then that's a Texas-sized 10-4.
@@nigelbobinski5798 yes I think your right .all our cars are going overseas
I would love to see how they get in and out of it, I don’t have a slim trim figure anymore and know I couldn’t do it
Carefully they ingrees and egress
Sweet car! I want to know how you got in it to start it? Booooom
👍😎
Mopar! Detroit Muscle 🇺🇸💪. 69 Road Runner! Dark Green. Pure Grit!!.
Absolut der Hammer 🤩♥️👍
Cold start or not needs carb work
Beautiful 69!
Either this is a young buck who doesnt know about feathering the carb on a cold natured engine when it needs more than the choke can provide or its an older person in the same boat. At least it had half a chance at building some oil pressure before its first lighting up.....
Hey you mind if I use this vid for my channel. I will credit you of course. You got so many good videos man
no problem
Thanks
I'm guessing either you just got the car or you never drive it.. pump the gas fully three times before starting.then hold down half way while starting keep your rpm around 1000k. For at least 1 minute and you will be good to go. Can be tricky on cold days.
Needs some different wheels
Agreed stock chrome 15 inch magnum 500 s witch ous has looks great
american racing torque trust may get the job done
What a real Charger should be 2 door, coke bottle lines, not the slab sided, side profile of a loaf of bread 4 door!! 1968-70 best looking of all the chargers!!
Man I agree 100 percent why do people drive that Crap. New chargerat least drive a beer challenger ..we have 3 69 chargers best muscle car ever made
My dad had one the same colour. I've been trying to find it. His had a sunroof. Does this one have a sunroof?
i hope you find it i really do .Get your dream car!
The sunroof cars are really really rare..
@@JJ-df4kx yes, extremely. I'm hoping that saved it from destruction, but it will be a miracle to find it.
My wife has a 69 charger with a sunroof but its gold orig color .
Ist da ne häckschebe drin ?
Sounds like WWII merlin plane engine
Its like.. you can hear the fuckin horses runnin, man this car is MEAN.
How did you get into the car
through the trunk
It looks like there is no back glass
Slept in the car overnight just to get this footage
Roll down window, or send a small child to do it! Lol😅
Never pat the gas pedal you can flood it out every time
Even if she had a full tank she can be stubborn 🥺
Amen!!!
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Volkswagen Combi
Beautiful car. The rims ruined it.The original tires with the dog dish hubcaps
Really? I really like the dog dish rims tbh. I don't like it as much when people put big new rims on these Chargers like this one.
@@crazycar4015 agreed need magnum 500 s 15 inch or something else
Must actually be cold out, she’s fussy LOL
Idk why, but seeing fussy used to refer to a muscle car just cracked me up.
dont like this vid , the likes resemble the 440 magnum! witness me!
She's so angry!! 😤
Yeah she's like why do you leave me in hear
The charger sound like a fart in the begin
Nice looking car, except for the stupid oversize wheels with low-profile tyres.....
Don’t know how to feather the pedal huh
Ok, Sweet sounding big block Mopar but I just cant watch any more. Obviously not someone in the know, put behind the wheel by someone else who either doesnt know or doesnt care......
Dude your tail light is out ,your carburator is out of adjustment , and you have nigga wheels , other that i like the car
Looks great and sounds bitchin!!!!!
Why Does It Not Crank Right Up?
Car Won't Crank! It Sucks!