Fixed a fuel gauge problem, replaced the radiator with an aluminum one, put on a rebuilt Quadrajet carburetor, fuel pump, stainless steel sending unit, and stainless gas tank, because everything was really cruddy inside. Nice old Oldsmobile. 330 ci. engine, 4bbl, with a Saginaw 3 speed manual on the floor.
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Awesome car!! Great job i enjoyed watching
Those cars from the 60's were big boats and land yachts by today's standards. Full size was big. Now break out the fractional tools have some real fun. Stay happy!
Nice job on all the repairs you did on this old classic. Should run great now !
Great work as usual, I feel some hostility against "metric guys" lol
For all you metric guys, (at 13:15 into the video) although its tight, you use a 17mm on a 11/16. An 18mm is too loose. I remember them days before torque wrenches ha ha! Nice car.
Another great vid dude love the 'for all the metric guys' thanks for doing the conversion from burgers per bald egale to a sane measurement for us in Europe
Nice cutless.Needs a 425 olds though.
Sweet ride.
Enjoying your videos. Do u sit on something as u move around under the car? I noticed u have a cool lift in your shop. But maybe not enough ceiling clearance. I am working on a 66 Impala right now with similar fuel issues. Thank u for your hard work filming.