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  • hows your car coming anyway? havent seen any videos in a while

  • @MartyzCarz Its the same. I dont have time to do it right now when im in school. Plus its far from me after school i live close to my car but when im at school im far from it.

  • looking at the codes

    Engine was a 292 CID V8 206 horse power

    Built in Long Beach, CA on November 19th 1957

    Body style Tudor-Concealed Pillar (Fairlane & Fairlane "500")

    Was the 5,364th car built in 1957

    Transmission was a 3 speed manual with Overdrive

    your rear axel ratio was 3.89 TO 1

    color Doeskin Tan

    your original interior was Brown Basket-Weave & Brown Sculptured Fabric

    well thats what all the codes on your door plate say all you need to know to make the car completely original

  • @MartyzCarz Thanks, I know you didnt have to decode my plate but thanks. People like ya are lost in this world. Aint to many good people these days.

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  • @06DESMARAIS Oh. well dont worry it'll come together soon

  • @06DESMARAIS cool i want to cruze up and down like a main street or something show off my car a little bit go to some car shows then polish it just enjoy it

  • @MartyzCarz When i get my car done i want to spend a day like im in the 50's. Go to a Drive-In threater, and go to a Drive-In resturant. Also i'll dress classy with a nice button up shirt, tie, dress pants, shiny shoes and pompaed hair all slick and drink some coca cola out of the classic bottles. Just a classic day in wich i think the 50's where like. None of the bad like the races stuff but the good American classic fun of the 50's.

  • @06DESMARAIS I agree on that a much better time then nower days

  • @MartyzCarz I just dont want to have any engine that i cant have running. well if times change any we switch to much more of a better way of power to get around. i will some have put that engine i my car. but not cut anything, i'll try to work around parts or take parts off. like if i dont need a full tank for the engine. like the electic engine. But think they need to go back to those classic styles of the 50's. everthing in those days where classy.

  • @06DESMARAIS some V8s have good gas milage like Flathead Fords the engines last much longer too these new ones die after about 100,000 miles i saw a 62 Mercury Comet a lady got brand new it had almost 600,000 original miles on it i was gonna customize my Mercurys flathead for more power but im gonna leave it stock for fuel economy later i may add some poweri have a friend who wants to race against my car in a 2011 Mustang but for the most part 125 Horse Power is enough to get me where im going

  • @MartyzCarz yah, theres lots of classics cars that alot of people can restore. Thousands! but no they get bored and tose then to the side for a new car. Even though they where made in a factory, they have more care from the factory than new cars of today. I guess people dont drive then to much because of the V8 engines. And those engines take alot of gas and dont save any. But you could still get a lower engine to put in, theres no law of witch engine to have.

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