Seized-up Ford V8 Engine from Barn Find Pantera Gets Restored | Redline Rebuild
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- čas přidán 26. 12. 2023
- It's finally here. The complete time-lapse of Davin restoring our Ford 351 Cleveland from the barn find De Tomaso Pantera that Tom and Brian found. It's been a long journey, but it's all worth it when you hear the engine fire up for the first time. Now, hopefully we can get it into the car and hit the road again soon.
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just like when we eat. Can you enjoy the food if you eat it quickly?
How mych is it to fix that old car campared to buying a new one? Could it be 50%? Or ....
Thanks.
Give a raise to the editor !!!!
Not if he chose the music.
100% a masterclass of editing 😁
I agree the music sucks at least the first portion@@chipsrafferty8362
And they shall receive 2 extra tacos, with sour cream.
That's why I came to the comments. I agree! I've never seen anything like this in 50 years of lusting after anything cars. The stop motion was genius.
The amount of filming time involved for the stop motion and everything else is nuts. Great job to whoever filmed and edited this. Not to mention the whole engine restoration and build.
The most well-made vid I have seen on YT. I can't tell you how many times that blasted Cleveland cylinder placement has caught me with the 180 degrees out snag. Hey so please elaborate on the two lean misses I heard when you'd blipped the throttle? Bigger jets needed? Or is it accelerator pump needs to come in faster or with more volume?
Let's be honest here, it's the engine restoration dat got us here in the 1st place ... then the time lapse and the rest just falls in its place perfectly.
For context - I live in a country where English is the 4th language, only have come across 3 Pantera in my life, v8 big block/small block are for the super duper mega rich, sultans and his kids .... myself as a working class dat will never ever own any v8 or American muscle, many here like myself, watch and enjoy Hagerty contents bcoz of our luv+passion for petrol power cars.
This is exactly why you never pay to have this machine work done on a rebuild, you can never sell it for the ludicrous goldmine you had to waste to get it done right. Buy from the sucker who already had it done for his deep hole pet project.
@@anandarochisha Dats pretty harsh ... but it is kinda😅
hey Aaron! 👋
The restoration, the filming, the editing... Amazing work, simply stunning all around.
66 years old. Auto shop 49 years ago. Rapt attention to the ENTIRE video. Memories. Thank you.
You guys need to give your editor a damn raise, those time lapse shots are god-tier!
And loose the 🎶🎶!
Cuz dammm ... not necessary!
Thanks!!
I thought I was the only one who gets the timing 180 out. Thanks for keeping it real.
I think Davin does it in purpose. Seems to be his shtick in every start up.
It's a common mistake to make, I've done quite a few times.
Me too
50% of the time, every time!
Literally EVERYONE gets em 180 out. Me included hahaha
The tape unwrapping and the spark plug sequences are freaking amazing!! Hats off to the camera operator and editor
Haha I'm a video that just started making car videos with my buddy on our channel. I'm taking note of some of these camera shots!
Loved the tape unwrapping. It was my favorite video edit technique
Very cool, the studs and spark plugs moving along and the studs rotating but no hands! How?!
love the Marathon profile pic!
@@malelemonade5979 Thanks! So rare for anybody to recognize it these days.
Growing up with a 72 Pantera at the house back in early 80s was so much fun with my Dad. This rebuild video is an oscar. Thank you.
The restoration team deserves an award and the production and editing team deserves an Oscar, holy shi...!!!!
Amazing Editing!!! I especially loved the untaping of the block and heads!! That was really awesome ❤.
It's just video with a lot of pieces cut out.
😊great job lots of experience
Yeah, the untaping was like old school clay animation. I loved it !
Old skills which I pray just get handed on, and on, and on. It is a real joy to assist people demonstrating what real renovation is ALL about., loved the fireball on first attempted (180 deg out) start-up !
I think redline rebuild is the only series I've never been disappointed in. Never shilling for any random products, not overloaded with ads, always quality and interesting videos.
Love love love the time lapse and stop animation video! Masterful editing and thank you for putting the time in to make the video! Love the journey this car is taking and thank you for taking us along! Bravo
What a treat! Thanks Hagerty team!
I've been waiting to see a new video on the Pantera. It's truly my favorite super car of the 60's and 70's. Thanks for finding this car and sharing the restoration with us. Looking forward to the next step in the build.
The amount of work, not just to rebuild, but to re-engineer the engine, is off the chart!
Thank you Haggerty for all the effort to accomplish this build!👍👍👍
That engine idle is music to my ears! Brilliant work as always.
THE BEST ENGINE REBUILDS I HAVE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE, SO SATISFYING😍😩
Thanks for being a fan!
@@joelpierce3940 Lol they didn't use them?
@@joelpierce3940 Bad ass right!
That is absolutely the best time lapse video I have ever seen of an engine rebuild. It was extremely creative and just kept getting better throughout the video. The mods were awesome. Thanks for putting it out !!!
I do love the redline rebuilds. Davin and the team are brilliant.
The stop motion of unmasking the engine was excellent.
Thank you for including some information on the engine upgrades you performed.
Great job! Hats off to your videographer.
Thank you!
That rebuild sequence is a masterpiece!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Truly a labor of love for both the technicians and editors.
I see a Redline Rebuild video, instant serotonin rush for me.
Anyway, that is one awesome rebuild of the Pantera's V8 engine! Keep up the awesome work.^^
Very nice work with the engine! And, on top of that a very professional video! I love the stop-motion fotage of the nuts, bolts and tape, awesome!!!
That engine will for sure be an eye catcher when back in the restored Pantera.
This may be the best video yall have done so far. Amazing stop motion, good soundtrack, great pause and explain moments. You didn't play music over the sound of the engine start up, thank you!
Davin has woken another beast from its time capsule. Love the effort and energy always being put into these builds.
Another superb Hagerty production. Thank you, gentlemen!
The artistry of this video speaks highly of it's editor. Nicely done.
That was an excellent opening sequence with just the perfect melodic music selection to go with the visuals. Rock on, Hagerty! (music was *Haul You Down* - Wellmess feat. Divty)
The video editing on this one is absolutely mesmerizing
I enjoyed watching the time lapse. Thank You for sharing the trails and tribulations of the process. Happy New Year to all.😊
I agree, these are the best time lapse vids. We aspire to be like them one day. Just starting out with our channel
There is no better sounding engine than a big American V 8. Just listening to one of these engines makes my day.On my toes to see the installation of this wonderful new power plant into that Pantera, its going to be perfect marriage.
Nearly 3 million subscribers and videos like this are the reason why. Thank you, Hagerty!
Engine sounds great , and the editing was awesome
Judging by the amount of time you must have had to put into this, I take it you had someone to do your Christmas shopping for you. Nice work!
Flamed up just like when Billy and Tony tried 40 years ago
Bah humbug
You guys have the best time-lapse and the most satisfying engine rebuilds on the web. Love watching these.
Amazes me how much work goes into refreshing and updating an engine! Loved the editing work for this video too, both aspects are thoroughly satisfying to see the end result
Your guys editing is out of this world. These Timelapse’s are the best on CZcams. Unreal
Loving this build series
A++
The amount of expertise and specialized tools needed for this project is pretty intense.
money gives you a lot of options.
The editing and camera work is incredible!
Thanks so much for including the challenges getting it started. Videos often show first click start up on a fresh build but that doesn’t always happen!
Beautiful work of art. The amount of work and detail from start to finish is insane. Can’t wait to see the Pantera in action with this beast 👍
You really gave this engine the full treatment. Lots of future proofing to keep the old gal nice and happy for many miles to come. Amazing work.
That engine sounds awesome! Nice job.
Thank you Hagerty for investing the time, energy and money into your media outlets and auto projects. Once again the team did an amazing job all the way around.
And thanks for all you do for your community here in TC !
Two masterpiece jobs, the editing and the quality engine build !
Absolutely love this engine build video, hope to see more in 2024.
Back from the dead!! Great work once again by everyone involved! Also, the ghosts that help put the engine together really give Davin a break!😂 Thanks, guys, for giving us another excellent Redline Rebuild!✌️🙂🇨🇦❤️
1) Nice to see master builders building an engine. Poetry in motion. 2) Nice to have the equipment and know how to use it. 3) You could have edited out the part about mis-wiring the distributor but you kept that in. I have seen that so many times, and not just on Ford engines. 4) The distinct sound of a Ford cranking......sure brings back memories! 5) Love it! Way to go y'all!
I love that you put the coreplugs in the block after the paint is done. I personally think this makes an engine look professionally done and just far better looking.
Loads of time and energy go into a short video like this. Thank you so much folks!
These videos are simply art, I love seeing a restored engine and with that characteristic sound they make, they are the best!!!
Editing was phenomenal. Untaping and valve part was sick
This is a masterclass level of video, from the editing to the actual rebuild! You are 2nd to none when it comes to automotive content, regardless of media.
I absolutely love the redline rebuild series and time-lapse videos, honestly this has to be one of the top rebuilds to watch, absolutely knocked it out of the park.
Cool to see the Cleveland running again… the work you guys did was impressive. My interest is what you do and that I had a Cleveland in my 1974 Mercury Cougar XR7. Sure miss that car.
You guys have the best time lapse videos on youtube. I'm not even really much of a car nut these days, but l still love engines and seeing them restored. Always a pleasure to see you in action.
Delvin on the Bridgeport along with all the other machining ,disassembly,reassembling,paint !!!! Out of this world !!!That man knows how to Build a Motor !!!!!! Top notch
Love the fact that you went with roller lifters. The problem with no zinc in modern oils makes flat tappet cams problematic if someone doesn't know to add zincor get special oils that still contain it.
It's a good sound of engine 💪😍 awesome rebuild
The video editing. Beautiful.
my hat is off to ya. 180 out and you left it in the video...respect. we have all done it. takes an honest guy to leave it in.
Well done!! Really appreciate the work that must have gone into this one! Love the editing and the beautiful old Cleveland.
Agreed, lots of time and effort both mechanically and video production wise too. Great vid well done. I hope our videos can be half as good one day
Very creative Timelapse and editing, congratulations to the post production editor and videographer.
Wow i watched ever single episode, but to see the time lapse as nd the editing top class i was Blown away.
This video was pure art. Number one montage of the year Bravo!!!
Love the video but not a fan of the music
It is nerve racking towing a car with that many people watching plus it’s a gem !
Still killing that time lapse, nothing better tks again Davin for another great build,an about lesson on that ole time Machine Shop,an those ole machines still kicking ass
Thanks for the update ! Cant wait to see it installed & running !
That's spetacular! Congrats and thank you Mr Davin.
The work, edition, and general quality are... Amazing!!! Gracias por el video!!
The Right Stuff- Now this is how you tear down & rebuild the Ford Pantera 351 Cleveland V8.
With some slick time elapsed editing, kool tunes playing in the background with the
effort involved to bring it back to life. I'm glad you're saving this one. It deserves it.
The Pantera has always been my favorite car since I was a young driver, most likely due to
my first impression of it, as it blew by me at about 95mph on the interstate one day.
The Right Looks. The Right Sound. The Right Stuff.
What a great rebuild and documentation of said rebuild. World class production quality. Kudos, Hagerty!
Amazing find and story! The engine tear down, cleaning and all the prep work before the actual rebuild was absolutely amazing! I wish I had that kind of knowledge, but at 68, I’m content to watch and be amazed. See you in the next episode. I’m a new subscriber.
Best video I’ve seen all year! The knowledge, the machinery! absolutely fascinating. Now I want to restore engines! 🙌👏
Been here, done this. I managed to hydraulic a '71 Pantera's 351C by opening the "trunk" lid (rear) in the rain to get a book, then starting the engine a couple of days later. I was unaware at the time, but the bodywork and air cleaners are kind of designed to funnel water into the engine. It fired ONCE, (pretty loud -- a glorious, sad sound). Bent crank, blew holes in three pistons, broke two rods and twisted one like licorice, bent push rods, heads blown off the studs, etc.). YOUR motor is in very, very nice condition by comparison. Thanks for the great video that made me happy and immensely depressed and happy.
Hagerty really gets me - I'm not really into wrenching or cars so instead of listening to the people talk about what they are discovering as they strip the motor, just fast forward with generic muzak - brilliant.
So good these time laps videos from Hagerty ❤
Excellent engine shop footage. These are dying skills and are a real joy to watch. Great to see this BEAUTIFUL car get the Real treatment in the engine bay.
Love the way how this is filmed and edited. Also, nice to see the engine finally run again 🙂. I will be watching the next episode, in the new year. Happy holidays!
Great video. This is the first time I have ever seen an engine rebuild and this was very educational and entertaining. I admire the skills and knowledge demonstrated here, both the mechanical work and the filming and editing.
Sir i just want to say i really appreciate your videos and i just love mechanical engineer, civil engineer and just building construction and engineer in general. Thank you for inspiring me sir.
I really like the concept of this video, and the b roll and time lapses are nicely done, though I wish there was a bit more explanation to what is happening and why. As someone new to this series there are a lot of details to the what and why that are left out that could be explained during the time lapses or short explainers in between. All of the engine machining and restoration is very cool, but I want to learn more about it in the process!
There usually are followup videos not in time lapse that cover the details.
Hagerty has the BEST speed build videos in the world, hands down! The best part........they build ANYTHING!
I love when you first fire up a new engine, and you set the timing by hand/feel to get idling... That feeling as the engine smooths out as you turn the distributor is satisfying...
It may be satisfying but it should be static timed before fire up .
@@44special9 I agree, and static gets you "close"....
All my respect my congratulations
From an old Italian mechanic
That’s what I call passion
Huge fan of the in-between commentary. Keep it up!
The production quality of this video, over and above the craftsmanship that's happening before our eyes, is absolutely first class. Taking something ordinary and making it extraordinary. Well done!
omg the engine cleaning is so rewarding to watch. You guys are amazing
What a beautiful interlude... With proper tips throughout. Thanx !
Love the sound of that Cleveland rumbling!
Carl is a master at making just about anything. Interesting. Thank you Carl, keep it coming.
Always loved restoration videos, and Hagerty took it to the next step . Great job .
Watching the individual episodes about the motor restoration is almost meditative. This is why I’m Hagarty member.
That motor came out a work of art. Wow!
Loved this build from barn to stand. Awsome