Very cool way to eat my breakfast. Sitting here eating grits and toast listening to an open header beast.

@jeremysmith8990

4 жыл бұрын

kman 4443 if you get a job you don’t have to eat that drivel... just sayin!

@morganbrowning867

3 жыл бұрын

Jeremy Smith who wouldn’t want to eat grits and toast?

@rickbailey189

3 жыл бұрын

Sure sounds better than listening to Rice Crispies, doesn't it? LOL!

Press on Dylan. You're making great progress. What a labor of love.

Man do I wish I'd had a father to teach me about cars and how to fix them and just the joy it must be to work side by side making memories. I eventually learned but it would've been great.

@willjoo5976

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that brother.stick with it..yer doin fine..use it to make u stronger.looks like u have

That rake stance is MEAN!! Proud of you, Dylan! I know everyone here has been waiting on this video. Glad you're making so much progress!

It is really cool to see you & your dad working side by side. It is obvious that the two of you share a passion for cars. I hope you realize how truly blessed you are to have that in common & be able to enjoy it together.

Fell asleep listening to that engine idle!! Great work!

@fadhililman5020

5 жыл бұрын

Same 🤣🤣🤣

@nivlick

5 жыл бұрын

Ill just step in line then. Nice little three hour nap there had to re watch the video. Didn’t know v8 engine sounds could do that. Thanks for posting man. Keep up the good work.

It is a drag to think the new rear main didn't take... at least everything has been gone over and not all crusty and rusty. Was good to hear it run well on the first fireup, great days to you Dylan !

Love videos like these. Being out in the shop with family and friends and working on old cars. There ain’t nothin better!

Looks like it wants to burn rubber!! 👍

@irukhan07

5 жыл бұрын

Looks like it wants to be painted black, lined up next to a Supra and look at the sky!

Well done Dylan. She sounds very healthy. Great throttle response too!

Nice job. I was just like you 25 years ago with the same car. Enjoy because life goes by very quickly.

@willjoo5976

3 жыл бұрын

Sure does...dont it

Man, do I love the sound of that Charger. It’s a beautiful car. Great job.

So cool to see your dad sharin in your builds. I lost my dad last month. Make the mekories while you can.they dnt stay around forever. Love the build..sounds great

My two boys are getting ready to make the same kind of music. It is a passion that some of us have.

Good to see the charger run, keep up the good work

Been watching your charger videos since pretty much the beginning. So cool to finally see that bad boy running. And that sound!

Great Video Dylan! Sounds Great! Appreciate that you got her to move outside and we got a few more looks of the Charger running in the sunlight. Dad was there helping during the first start, break-in too.

What a monster!! Those open headers and cam sound sweeeeeeet.

Ahhhh....sweet, sweet music to my ears. I loved when your dad reached in and gave the throttle a couple twists. Can't say that I blame him....lol. That 440 sounds awesome ! Great job Dylan !

Grew up with my dad having a 68 r/t 440 charger. Nothing cooler than hearing a cammed 440 start up and shake the house and come running out to the garage lol

Gimme a rev of that sweet engine sound! Love the videos Dylan! Nice charger by the way

Awesome brother, Mopar rules.I had a 1965 Chrysler Newport back in the mid 80's that I won 3 demolition derby's at the fair grounds (3 separate years) then took the 383 out of it with the transmission, put into my 1970 dart, 509 cam, intake, 3500 , converter, with a 8 and 3 quarter rear (391 gears) and ran 12.08 still burning the tires most all day, still have motor/ trans to the day, I love Mopar, your the man brother I will keep watching all videos/ live chats , even if I can't be there live I still research them, cool brother

@cesareomendez6794

5 жыл бұрын

Chris Taylor Hey Chris! I am in the process of installing the 292/508 mopar cam in my dart sport 360. Did you advance cam any? If so how much? i am a member of forabodiesonly forum. And several members there say to advance it. I have same 3.91's and 3500 stall converter.

Omg, one day, one day I be owner of a 69' Charger. It is perfect. I envy you in a good way, nice to see another rescued Charger. It is so cool that I wouldn't even paint that thing! Just perfect. Congratulations!

I haven’t even watched the video, but this is the moment we’ve all been waiting for.

Your videos always make me forget about the world and all the problems for a minute :-) Thanks! The Charger is my favorite car and I dream of the day I can finally get one myself. Keep up the awesome content. I've been here since the very beginning, following every charger video ! It has been a great journey and hearing the sound for the first time after all those videos brought tears to my eyes and a huge smile to my face. Thank you for being who you are, dont change and see you on the next video!

I am glad that you got it running. When Old Mopars run, it is a good feeling and especially when you do the work yourself.

Hi Dylan im Dave from England. The north of the country. And i am a bricklayer by trade but a self taught mechanic/ hobbyist. I chose the wrong trade i think. But anyway I just wanted to say you have done a fantastic job of sorting the challenger out looking forward to seeing you do lots more to it loving the content Take it easy pal .

That thing sounds good Dylan, great job! 👍

Sounds great. All the hard work paying off now 👍👍👍

MOPAR! They were some of the coolest cars. I had a 70 Charger, and 6 Darts Big blocks & small, 70 Challenger 440 4 spd. That i built, even though I drive a Mustang GT now, there's just something about old mopar's. Anyway congrats on the Charger & good luck can't wait to see more.🇺🇸 MERICA!

blessings come in all kinds and sizes. My father worked for the local dealership here in N.B. Canada retiring in 1980 so you know where my love of cars is. Blessed by this video and it brought back many pleasant memories. Thanks

How to clean out garage in one step. Leave all the s**t on top of car and pull out. :P

Good Lord I love the sound of a cammed V8...especially when it's coming out of the back of a Mopar..

Nice to see the charger running after all the work you did!

I know absolutely nothing about cars but these videos still interest me.

I would definitely paint the rocker covers the same turquoise color... Will all the bells and whistles on, you barely see of that color now. Same for the air filter cover... Such a cool color, shame to hide! Lookign forward to the leaks fixed and the engine broken in properly! Great job!

Just found your channel and I love it! Went back and counted and I've watched 30 or 31 of your videos in a matter of a few days. Great content! Cant wait to see more in the future!

Great work bro...missed a few videos but definitely caught the one of it running...loved the way it sounds

Sounds beautiful! Awesome work you have done!

This car has come a long way, sounds pretty awesome!

That is one peace of art my dude!

i'm so grateful for what you doing with charger. that's my dream car thank you for doing this

Nice work man, good to see it moving under it's own power. That's a major accomplishment.

This is so cool! Can't wait to see it flying down the road!

Car sounds great! Very nice job....

I know I’m 4 years late lol but mannn that is amazinggggg I watched all the charger videos leading up to this and it makes me sooooo happy to see it run!!!🥳🥳🥳🥳 WELL DONE DYLAN!!!👍🏽 Sending love from New Zealand!!

The sound of that V8 makes me miss my old TVRs.. (UK sports cars...I had 7 of them) Great project..

Hey Dylan good video I enjoyed it the charger sounds good

Congrats on getting it running. You’re in the home stretch now . Ready for some smoky burnouts!

Man love that charger!!!!!! Great videos keep up the great work, I’m glad to see somebody younger than me interested in this great hobby!

Sounds like a hard hitting engine! Well done 👍

Awesome job, well worth the wait

Very cool to see that beauty come back to life! Keep up the great work Mr. McCool :)

I've watched since you pulled it out of the weeds. Sweet car, really fine job.. I subscribed...

Dylan, that thing sounds like a monster!!! Excellent job man!!! Can't wait for the first offucual burnout!!!

Sounds so good! Nothing like a good old fashion big block! 😎

That big block sounds awesome! 👍🏻

Great job. That 440 sounds awesome

A thing of beauty. My all time favorite car. Nice job.

Big blocks sound so good with open headers!

Good job!!! Appreciate the scriptures too!!!

It sounds great, good choice on the cam.

Sounds awesome, great job!

I thought the engine had to be run at minimum 2,000 rpm's for first 30 minutes for cam break in. I must have been doing it wrong. You've done wonderful things bringing this one back to life. Way to go!

Motor sounds healthy! Nice job.

Cannot wait till you have completed this car

love it, great work!

Music to my ears.😎 Very sweet Dylan!

Another one brought back to life 🙋🏽‍♂️

Great video! Charger is looking good

What a great series of videos... and a great story. You should be very proud of yourself. Fantastic project!! Again... great job!!

OMG!! The *sound!!!* I know those are open headers, and it's not gonna stay that way, but DAMN!! It sounds glorious!

I was waiting for you to "Light Um UP!!!!!" Killer build Dylan...been a while since I surfed KZread....Love ALL your Mopar's!!!!! Aloha, Chief

Very nice!! Great work!!

Nice job always gona be some learning curbs along the way...

Sounds really good happy to see it this far can't wait till I see you have it on the Power Tour

Looks and sounds great the way it is!!

@wesharris6982

5 жыл бұрын

I agree love those old cars that look like hell and sound like they'll RIP your face off

@V8AmericanMuscleCar

5 жыл бұрын

You said that perfect!! 👍

I love your new camera. It looks like I am there. I can't wait to see it finished.

Love your KZread channel especially watching you fixs that nice charger

awesome dude engine sounds great!

man thats a great sounding cam! that charger is coming together!

Looks like it's coming along nicely. Sorry I haven't been around lately, holidays were very busy for me.

Well done mate. Congrats all the way from Oz!

Good to see this lady with a new heart.Well done Dylan, From Jane in Australia.

Loving that engine sound could listen to that all day . Looking forward to your video you are making great progress and its coming along well before long it will burnout time yeah !!!!!

Dylan that thing sounds so good it's like music to my ears

That motor sounds ferocious.

Love that cam sound.

great work bro

Its gotta feel like Heaven to hear that American Muscle Purr in person.......Awesome Car,now if it were just in my Garage...

that so sick love big engine sounds. PS: happy u didn't talk when run it.

13:25 is when that crisp clean unique dodge charger engine kicks in

Is that your dad in video...if so thts great haveing him helping brings back memories of me and my dad working on a old mopar together...good memories😊

One of the best videos ive seen 👍🏻👍🏻looked so forward to this video

The sound is out of this world.

Sweet ride, sounds awesome!

The sound of that V8 is amazing!

I went back and watched your 69 charger build and that was really cool 👍👍👍👍👍

Wow that thing sounds awesome!!!

I can feel the vibration coming through my phone.lol nice job.