Finally....the Charger is getting attention!

Making sensible repairs instead of bolting on shiny new stuff? What a breath of fresh air!

Beautiful car !...well worth restoring....I know you are a "patina" guy but it would be cool to see this one all the way thru to new exterior paint !....keep up the good work.

@adamtereska8734

3 ай бұрын

I second that completely. The patina thing is so common anymore, and a 1969 Dodge Charger deserves to be repainted.

@R3TR0R4V3

3 ай бұрын

Yes, please for the love of God, paint that thing... It _definitely_ deserves it! 🙏

we appreciate the content Dylan! I would like to say a big thank you to you for keeping these vehicles alive. I’m not entirely sure if you are like me or not but I do not enjoy seeing vehicles sit and rot. cars were made to be driven and I think you see that. I am almost 18 and as soon as I can I’m gonna try and start saving vehicles just like you have. I’m from Arkansas and there’s a bunch of abandon cars here so I think I could do pretty well. anyways man as said before appreciate the content. Keep this going!

@DylanMcCoolVideo

3 ай бұрын

That’s the spirit!

@Abram.burning.rubber.garage

3 ай бұрын

I love what you do keep it up

@billyjackson5799

3 ай бұрын

​@@DylanMcCoolVideoif you still have the original engine you should go through it and build it up and put it back in the car it would be a lot better than the one that you have in it now

@clevelandmaker386

3 ай бұрын

Oh .... and don't forget the money....the gobs and gobs of money

I'm glad you didn't give up on it! Great progress!!

This Charger and the old Challenger is what brought me to your channel years ago. To be honest, I haven’t watched your content the last couple of years because I liked what you did back then, more so than now-

Happy 28th birthday Dylan, thank you for sharing

Nice to see the Charger back. Love that car. Can't wait to see the upcoming updates on the restoration.

Dylan what an improvement on the inside of the car.I'm sure you're going to sound deading the floor also the roof that will make the car much warmer in winter and cooler in summer, what a great job

Dylan...muh man...the content WE WANT TO SEE!! Some of your older projects are really loved

I remember the build series on this car, it's an awesome car you did good

I love the overall look of the car. Those old Chargers are my favorite Mopar muscle cars. You did an excellent job on the interior, but before you reinstall the tire for your seat, you'll want to clean it up nice, repaint the rim, and put some tire black on the tire. It's got to look nice. 😊

@DylanMcCoolVideo

3 ай бұрын

Good idea 😂

First time I watched this channel was when you bought this Dodge. You did a live chat and even answered my question. Been here ever since, glad to see its back.

The car that brought me to the channel in the first place. Love to see it again. We have all been idiots in the beginning and done stuff the wrong way. It's called learning.

I would love to have my youngest grandson and Briar stand side by side. They could be twins and they wouldn’t say a word all day. Just nod their heads and smile. Love what you do and thanks for sharing.👍🏼♥️🙏

There's a super clean one sitting here in North Carolina that I drive past everyday to and from work. It looks like just a shell and it's all primer gray. Has a for sale sign on it.

@mikecrowley6487

3 ай бұрын

Were is it?

@MichaelD429

3 ай бұрын

@@mikecrowley6487 it's on 98 coming from wake Forest to Durham. Right hand side

Very cool that you are teaching Briar all these skills. More young people need these skills.

Loved that car and project back in the days. I know the legacy story but still thinking...this car need a good painting. :)

I'm glad to see you're working on that one again that was one of my favorite projects you did

You're so lucky that it wasn't previously redone. I had to learn to weld on my grandfather's old truck. He brazed and used different thickness metal. That was a trip to weld on! 1965 C10

Glad to see the Charger coming back. That's Gen 2 Garage theme music at 26.00. Alison is from a Mopar Family and she drives a Very Wicked Small Block Dart.

The interior is looking great already. This Charger deserves some love.

A grinder and paint makes me the welder I ain’t Glad to see the charger again. One of my favorite cars of all time

Glad you’re back on this one. The charger is why I originally started watching way back when

One of my favorite episodes is when you dragged this car home! Good to see it back getting the attention it deserves. It needs to get those steel wheels back on it

Enjoyed your video! I like the fact that you’re obviously a man of faith & therefore your videos don’t have any trash, strictly car content! Keep up the great work on those dodges! Any pickups in future videos?

I luv this car! This car was the reason I subbed years ago to your channel. Still watch all of your videos today cant wait to see more Charger vids. Thanx Dylan from Scotland.

While you have access to it all, you should add sound deadening to the roof, floor, behind the door cards before putting everything back together.

This brings me back to the long-term project cars where you would see wheels, brakes, floorpans, and suspension. I really do enjoy those long-term projects, these short-term ones are good don't get me wrong, they just don't fully scratch the itch. I will always come back to watch another project by Dylan McCool, they are awesome it does however give me the bug to find my own old car to rebuild and restore.

Happy 28 birthday, Dylan 🎉🥳. Thank you so much for sharing. The floor in this car looks great now. I can't wait to see what you have in-store for the future.

Dylan, this is a nice welcome back for this car! GIT ER DONE , SON.... THATS SOOOO MCCOOL!

Glad you are back on the Charger; I have been eagerly awaiting it's return. It is more important to seam seal underneath the floorboards than the top, that is where all the water is going to be splashing up. Looking forward to seeing this gem restored and back on the road.

You might want to invest in a cheap plug weld hole punch. Beats the heck out of a drill. Those new floor pans look great!

Just Remember when Doing the floor, It has to look just as good under the Car as on top, You have nothing but Time, so Don't rush it, The car is not going anywhere, and I have done enough restores to know, . Just do it right and take your time. Good Luck.

Glad to see you working on this again! My car is a pretty close twin to yours and seeing yours get worked on is very motivating to get my butt out in the garage.

This was the car that made me subscribe, love it. So glad to see it getting some love. Please for the love of all things fit sound deadening and a head liner. It deserves a banging interior.

I appreciate all of your videos; you really are an inspiration and I have gained a lot of knowledge from your videos. Thank you so much! I cut my teeth working on older Mopars. You inspired me so much that I purchased a 1966 Barracuda

Dylan the car has really improved a lot. I looking forward to seeing the next video. I am a big fan of 1969 chargers since I grew up watching Dukes of Hazzard and I loved the General Lee.

Well about time Dylan, lol. I really missed the Charger. I hope you go all the way and finish this car, thanks for sharing

Some DynaMat in that thing on the floor and roof, carpet, and a headliner and it’s a whole new car to drive!

Thank you for sharing the work on the Charger, Brother Dylan. A lot of YT channels are all about getting these great old cars driving again (i.e., engine, drive train, suspension, brakes) and they'll clean the interior and replace/repair seats if they're too broken/nasty to sit on. But you are going the extra mile and restoring the interior. It's going to look great and run great. Keep up the good work.

It's unusual that the rear floor pans rust out and not the front. You guys did a great job, looks awesome!

Love the '69 Chargers. Shouldn't be too long term of a project with everything that's been done already. Looking forward to seeing it!

I love these top to bottom rebuild serieses so much

Glad to see you back to working on the charger. I think we really love seeing the projects coming back to truly roadworthy condition.

I really like the time lapse and the soundtrack. Keep up the good work. I'm hoping to be able to do the floors of my car when it comes time.

I don't weld much, but I still bought a punch for plug welds (what you were calling spot welds). Way easier than drilling and not that expensive.

So glad the charger is back! I remember talking to you on power tour this summer and you hinted at it coming back. Im excited! watched it in 2018 and the 2022 hash! itll make it this time! Cant wait to see it

Look forward to seeing this completed before Power Tour. You will look a lot better out on the road. Presentation is everything. Thank you Dylan! 💯👍👊

I felt physical pain when you were describing the history and the power tour driving experience. 🤣 I think you should do a montage of sliding across the hood of each version of the car, maybe climbing in through the window. Like progressively dejected hood slides .....🤣 It will ride again soon! Insane amount of work you've done and continue to do on this beast.

That's awesome man, great content. 69 charger has been my favorite car since I was a little kid, I'm glad you're giving it some attention. Keep up the good work!

Thank you for framing yr restorations in the Scripture. We know especially this time of the year where our Ultimate Restoration is.

@jeffpeed7492

2 ай бұрын

For I (we) can do everything through Christ, who gives me (us) strength ! phil4.13nlt

So glad the charger is back, can’t wait for this series

The rustoleum rust converter in the spray can has worked really well for me on my projects for getting into crevices. You should try it. You still need to paint over it but it's worked well for me.

Dylan. I'm 52 soon to be 53. I'm still an idiot. 😂 But the fact that you acknowledged it shows maturity. Dylan - I cut the fuel line 😂😂😂😂

@jeffpeed7492

2 ай бұрын

been there, done that.

You got a cool shop. I'd love to see Christine done. You're lucky you didn't burn the car down man.

Good afternoon from Cape Cod 🦈 you and Briar did a fine job patching the floors and painting. You're right that car really is in my opinion rust free. You don't see too many Chryslers in that condition that old. Can't wait to see the interior. Keep up the great work and the awesome content guys 👍✌️🇺🇲

I’m glad to see the chargers is back. It’s what got me hooked to the channel.

Very nice work Dylan and Briar! Great information in this one!

Great video 🍿🍿🍿🎬. Can’t wait to see this finished 🤙

I like the unpainted unloved look. I like the idea of fixing that car up where it counts, for performance and comfort. But, I think I would keep the outside appearance just the way it is. Looks cool.

Glad to see you back on the charger my friend.... can't wait to see more on this project. Keep up the great work and big shout out to you from Mexico 🇲🇽 buddy

Excited to see the next video on this car! Thanks for the great content Dylan.

Love this car! I've always wanted one. Keep working on it until you get it the way you want it this time.

I love this content! Looking forward to watching this series! Keep it up!

Been watching you on this car since Day 1! Please keep more Charger videos coming! So glad to see what is gonna come of it! The floors look great! Good insulation will keep your feet cooler bro

You were working on this when I first subscribed back in 2018/19. Nice to see it back, good job.

Congratulations on all the progress!! Great job y'all.

That came up beautifully nice job guys

Floors look a lot better and good to see you teaching bryer he’s been a great help.

I don't mind the time lapse parts. At least you're showing your work, not like these other car shows! Keep up the good and entertaining work!!!

nice to see this again, cant believe its already been 5 years since I orig. saw it.

so glad you went back to the charger it Was one of my favorite cars a friend had a 69 New and was the same green which when new was beautiful , thanks for great content and your love of the lord and HIS life changing word

I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I recall you saying something about how the KZread algorithm didn’t like the multi-phase builds. I like the “can we make it run” videos, but I enjoy this content much more. You guys are doing a great job! Can’t wait to see more.

I have missed some episodes but I really like how you keep them in a time capsule of where they are. I love old cars and trucks! I want to see where the Plymouth duster suv is at? Great channel and love that you leave in the diagnosis and repairs because all of that is getting lost.

Your Charger is one of the coolest cars on KZread! Just great!

I'm glad to see you get this car back out. I was wondering if you had sold it because it became so frustrating.

Keep up the great work Dillon

Great 2 see the car from my favorite shirt get some more ❤️!!! Rock on 🤘 Dylan....and Bryar!!!!

Another thing youngman i,m really glad you have a young man also working right beside you learning a skill and trade its a joy to watch this unfold our hobby or yes habit is slowly trying to be killed off with all this EV.s being pushed on us i had my day doing this and i miss it disabled but still really watching you and all the rest on youtube and am so in love with that pretty doggie of yours i think it would love to go on some of your rides to boy mine did i had labs and pits miss them also so much youngman enjoy watching you all

The interior is looking great!

Whoohoo! I was hoping you'd get back on getting your Charger right! If the Fury isn't ready in time, I might be taking our '69 Charger on Tour too - can we tag along with a fellow Mopar?

Like to see you back to working on the Charger. Ended up finally making my first video. I plan on doing rockers this summer. Thanks for your videos

I'm glad your doing her justice because that was the first thing I started watching on your channel before the 73 Challenger.

Great content good to have a project back on the channel just like the old days ahhh Dylan. Can’t wait for the next instalment.

I can’t wait to see more videos on this car, I have always liked them since I saw the movie Bullit way back when it first came out,very cool cars😁😁👍👍😎

Yes... Thrilled to see this kind of video content love the bigger builds. Not to enthusiastic over the start and run shows. But always ck out what your doing. Keep this going great shows. Thanks for the return to best content in my opinion.

loved the progress and the whole project. perfect

Am so glad you are restoring this icon of automotive history and if you do not like it you can always sell it and buy a whole bunch oof project vehicles. Did you ever watch the building of the dukes of hazard jump car that the built on a Crown Victoria, I you ever find a 1988 2 door crown vic Or Grand marquis with the 351w if you go1983 to 84 the were carburated With the vv carb and swap out the intake to a 4 barrel and a cam fine some salvage yard pedals for ford mustang and instal a to Trans and throw son 4.11 gears in the differential you will have a fast reliable Vehicle and I should not wreck the bank to much.

This gives me more motivation to finish my projects!!

Hello fellow Tennessean I always love to see an old charger revived and back to life keep up the great work and I'll be here to see your progress

Dirty lary crazy lary paint color charger regards👍

I love the videos Dylan. I watched all the videos back then. Keep up the great work

Good to see it back. Nice work!

Waw! Nice going guys! Good job.

That is a great transformation.

This is the car that made me discover your chanel. So glad you're finaly working on it again ! It's actualy my dream car 😢

Sounds so good!

Good Afternoon Sir , I hope you are doing well and having a fantastic day today Sir !

Glad to see this one making a return!