I see no Americans making bad comments. Takes a true American to restore american muscle to it glory

Got my 1970 440 SIXPACK dana 60 4:10 Challenger in late 74. Still under 5/50 warrantee. Stunning car for my last year of H.S. Racing green, Black top and Int. Paid $1600.00 Showroom condition. Even had a awesome stock FM stereo to blast Black Sabbath.

@JimJones-gd2jy

2 жыл бұрын

How did you afford to drive it in High school ? I to had a 1970 Challenger R/T 440 4 speed. It got about 5 miles a gallon with a tail wind ! I was to broke to drive it !

@aphil4581

2 жыл бұрын

@@JimJones-gd2jy Gas was still cheap back then and had a good afterschool job. Lots of great cars cheep then second hand Hemi's, 428's '429's '454's, Was a small town too! Rt 95 was just being built.

@thepitpatrol

2 жыл бұрын

@@JimJones-gd2jy I had 71 Challenger with a 440 Magnum, A727 with Winters Brother reverse manual valve, rally dash and a slap stick. We ran a hemi grind cam with a 660 Holley. Got about 9 to 10 if you drove it right.

I Only Watched this Show Mostly For Alissa The Blonde

@huggdog09

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing better in the world than owning your own mopar except maybe for pussy lol

@franciscosevilla2922

2 жыл бұрын

Alissa si married My friend :(

@JorgeRodriguez-po7kx

2 жыл бұрын

@@franciscosevilla2922 😚😚😏

@jacksonmehoff4963

2 жыл бұрын

Alyssa

@JorgeRodriguez-po7kx

2 жыл бұрын

@@jacksonmehoff4963 Thanks ! 😚😏

1.5m is an absolute pipe dream.

That Blue 1970 440 Challenger would have been my car for a graduation present instead of the 1973 340 I received. The Cuda was nice, but that 70 Challenger, Oh Yeah Baby!

Mark is skilled and knows his Mopars. No dispute there. If he could just turn down the "Arrogance' dial, this channel would be a lot easier to watch.

These guys do some stellar car restorations. F'n smokin' nice work.

Great show, great real car builders.

@THROTTLEPOWER

2 жыл бұрын

I agree!!

love the color... so perfect for the era

It's amazing to me that a car without the original engine and having all that sheet metal replace can have a value like that.

fantastic paint job Pro Job love it.

Mark you and friends have made cars come alive again

It is beautiful!

That one guy is a real controller.

One will come my way. My soul mate for sure

After restoration i see wrinkles in the convertible top....looking at old vintage Dealership pics originally the tops were tight with no wrinkles.......

I always liked the Coronet, not everyone had them when I was a kid when you saw one it was really cool.

At around 19:11 A good point is made about screws going into plastic, however even the correct screw trying to cut threads in a slightly different spot can damage a panel. Since I found this tip I always use it. Place the screw into the hole and rotate it counterclockwise until you feel it drop into the correct spot then turn it clockwise. I do this on cars that aren't even that old , and it takes little to no time to do it right.

@ubergreenguru5704

2 жыл бұрын

This is indeed an excellent tip! This is something I already did whenever using self-tapping screws into sheet metal or plastic. - I'd rather follow the threads that were already there instead of creating new threads & risking the possibility of stripping out that hole. *THE DETAILS MATTER! *

@MichaelCrouch73

2 жыл бұрын

I started doing this with all plastic pieces years ago too. I even do it with bolts now going into metals. Needless to say, I don't have a problem with cross threaded bolts either...

@thepitpatrol

2 жыл бұрын

Nice tip! Thanks.

This job is for me. Neat

Such a beautiful car

Nice video and a thumbs up.

Hey Mark my Dad had a 70 Super Bee 4 speed black interior with the same color as this car, very cool car. Still remember him racing it around Denver. In fact went to see Vanishing point with him came out and lit with tires!

Beautiful. SEMPER FIDELIS

same as a super bee!

Mark your a master car builder

"It feels solid". That's what she said.

Beautiful ever

Love it! I have 1 recommendation, 3m make an edge sealer, perfect 4 labels I used it fr labels exposed to everything aviation fluids..

driver side side light is slightly tweeked off center within the stripe. sweet ride

Another Beautiful job HAND SALUTE, SEMPER FIDELIS

Just bc some paid 1.5M doesn't make it WORTH that. When you get tired of it just sitting around I'll give you 100K.

There was a hardtop green one of these in a junk yard by Toole Utah it was a 440 6bbl , at least that's what the guy told us, this was 1980. but all that was gone I remember the guy would only sell parts so my buddy bought the woodgrain dash for his Satellite.

Got to be talking about Darren....

when a technician works for Mark W. they probably are totally inspired to do their best obviously. Second best is not acceptable and although you pay for the best its still admirable

It makes me ill to watch these videos look back in time. Because, I had a Brand New right off the dealership showroom floor 1973 340 CUDA, Brown with White Stripe, White Interior, Console with a Slap Stick Shifter and Automatic Transmission. Due to a troublesome Voltage Regulator (Replaced 3 Times and then needing to carry Antifreeze, Water, Tools and a Bypass Hose; there she blows for a Third Time) and Bypass Hose I decided to trade the car on a New 1975 Trans Am. The Trans Am was a great car, but as the years went by, I really missed my CUDA!!!

I’m just like you Mark when it comes to sensing things, I actually sensed you already being out there in the dark waiting for them to come out for the reveal !!!

Mark needs a booster seat, he looks too damn short in those cars when he drives..

@johnjohn-kx3xp

2 жыл бұрын

Yeaaaa short arse

There goes them famous Rap Lyrics BARS 🔥🔥

I have a friend of mine who's dad has a 1965 olds 442 w40.. only 2 were built.. the other one got crashed... is all stock under 5k miles and every nut bolt and screw are factory

More please.

to the graveyard carz team thank u for all ur hard work and keep building carz yr after yr cause it's mopar or no car

@johnjohn-kx3xp

2 жыл бұрын

Gratitude is never wrong

Must be nice to work on these cars with a shop like that let alone really, really deep pockets.

On The 1.5 Million Dollar Car, Why Did The Wood Grain Lines On The Dash Not Match/Line Up ?

I don’t like The Rock, But I’m Diggin Steve Buscemi 🔥🔥🔥🔥FIRE

@samuelthompson2605

2 жыл бұрын

I don't want no Chevy, I'd rather drive a Hemi....

To each his own... beauty is in the eye of the beholder...

Gorgeous car, nice work, but, a NAPA battery? I mean they even make a cover that goes over the battery that makes it looks original. Sure miss Dave Rea too.

Great work but I would fire anybody trying to polish in the booth

Hey! When Worman did the final assembly line markings I don't like how he did the "X" with circle around it on the diff cover. That's supposed to be just a quick X. Mark did it very deliberately. It wouldn't be done like that. Sorry, I had to say this.

I would love to come work with the team !!!

I certainly understand the thrill of driving a real car same as a model kit built years ago. Mine is the AMT '67 Shelby GT 500, both the kit and the real car painted as close as possible to match. I used a 35mm camera and print film, took many pics of the license plate from all different distances. After they were printed, found the right size one and glued it to the model! Sitting here on display at this moment is the model with my Kansas plate on it. The real car is long gone, can't keep them all! I also have the Little Red Wagon!

I always wondered what my chrome reverse light thing came out of. (@ 4 sec's) Now I know. It's just been laying in my junk drawer for 30 years. Lol

I'd buy the 70 Cuda, just like Cuda's, wish I had one

@THROTTLEPOWER

2 жыл бұрын

I agree Walter, the Cuda is my favorite car!

Montreal Quebec Canada sold new!!! Found/restored by a friend in the Ottawa Ontario Canada region then sold to Otis

@ST-cy6we

2 жыл бұрын

The car was in Hot Rod in about 1983, right?

@rtraymond

2 жыл бұрын

@@ST-cy6we yes

I have a home movie where I had my best friend Bob Burr He walked away from a parked with his keys in his hang it was fun

insanity

There is one of these cars in Canada I seen it at nick garage in Canada

Blue one

You see these thinks all the time at the funny bar

I wonder how much the restoration cost?

Are you guys in the state of Florida anywhere I have a 82 Chevrolet Silverado 8 ft. Bed I'm interested in getting hooked up .. Mark I know you guys can do it !!!

Cannot belivieve what i see

Isn't this the Coronet that the owner returned to Mark because of paint flaws? Saw the episode last night. How could you ever ship out a +$1 million restoration with flawed paint?

@brendangeran1855

2 жыл бұрын

29.44 rusty brake cylinder, not a good look on such a lovely resto, I know it's only surface rust but I am surprised it's there at all, otherwise a truly fantastic job!

@ProModMafia

2 жыл бұрын

yep had a few paint flaws

You know why he says fords behind me in the beginning? Cuz chevy was in front of him ;)

I love how he is a Mopar guy and his name is Torino lol

You can always stuff him....and use recorded sound bytes to replay with Siri or Alexa or a.i. or sumpthin....😳😂🤔

Need to get rid of that iceman.

Did they use NAPA batteries in 1970?

O' hi Mark...

I like mark myself and his daughter is sweet also seems like good poeple to me not perfect but good. How can I buy a cool grave yard cars 3x shirt or hoodie

Looking for a 1962 Oldsmobile super 98, my dad’s car , wonder if graveyard cars would be interested

Im Glad Brett had his wife do his hair lol I love that GOLD color wow!!

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I am wondering why the date of 11/26/18 was wrote on the car's sticker if they are trying to make it look original?

This cars is from Montreal Canada it's well know here Ben restored more than one time and its have lived in a scrapyard in saint julie quebec Canada

@thomaswilliams8167

2 жыл бұрын

If its been worked on more than once its not a true original not worth the amount thier showing

My ex wife sold my '71 R/T Challenger. Had 440 Magnum, A727, rally dash, slap stick....grrr.

Mark worman,a.k.a. wormbutt worman.

OE Correct (Original episode) = Graveyard Carz S10-E13 The Last WS27R on Earth

👍👍👍👍

Coronet

anyone who pays that much money for those cars is just rich beyond common sense, it is a b body with a hemi nothing more

Mark Mopar was given the first MONSTER 1000 HP at SEMA !!!!!! How about a TWIN 1000 HP MOPAR for a 2000 HP Mopar SUPER TRICK MARK MOPAR CUSTOM car for SEMA , next year !!!!

Why the hell are they showing clips in black and white???? Keep it in color

Everything but the car is cool

@79tazman

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah whatever that car is a hell of a lot cooler then you will ever be that's for sure

23:44 to 23:47. Is he talking about the car or his old lady?

This car was in Hot Rod magazine in the 80s. It was found in a lot and a guy restored it about 1983. Back then it was the only Hemi 4 speed Coronet RT., the power windows were the giveaway. . Funny now it's 1 of 2. I have the copy of the Hot Rod in a box somewhere. I'm wondering where the 2nd one came from This channel.. every guy is such a douche.. can't car guys not be douchbags?

@elpatudo3670

8 ай бұрын

Good question. But..... nah.

Actually, the said part of all this is look at what the USD is worth today

Cool looking car. But let's be honest, "most collectible mopar" not car

It has a mean looking front end but the hemi engines suck nothing like a 318 or 440 magnum engine

How does any other restorer compare to Graveyard? Boomer dreams come true; the opposite of death.

@ST-cy6we

2 жыл бұрын

Because other restorers aren't idiots. There are many top end Mopar restorers who don't act like reality show contestants.

@mjl.9-19

2 жыл бұрын

@@ST-cy6we Yeah; I'm stupid when it comes to restoring but I would definitely take a resto-mod for the money over the proper minor details. I was impressed with this one since it seems to handle nicely from the factory.

You got the wrong tyres slick and your tarmac is slippy like my Tomas Johnson or as we say in Ireland my Micke or Mick O'Toole

Millimetres, who in America says millimetres.

wow at the end it looks just like it did at the beginning.. Why was this car taken apart again? it was more than nice before these idiots got it. If you want your car restored by someone that's not a DB try JR Restorations. I had him do work 25 years ago.. Top flight work and not a douchebag.

These were just cheap cars back in the day that 28 year olds could buy brand new. Now they want a fortune for them.

@kennieb5606

2 жыл бұрын

YES A JOKE FOR A CAR THAT WAS $3,995 AND WAS NOT WORTH THAT NEW EVEN

Wheres Dave

@samuelthompson2605

2 жыл бұрын

Dave's not here, man.

Lots of haters in the comments.

I have to wonder about this. These engines were made to run on high octane leaded gasoline. Todays fuels are the shits compared to then. I know my 69 Chevy with a factory 427 in it pings like there is no tomorrow on pump gas. Octane boosters? Waste of money. Car has to have a mixture of race fuel and pump gas to run right otherwise I would destroy the motor in short order.

@looloo6322

2 жыл бұрын

Race gas or methanol injection with pump gas, and if you didn't re-do the valve train for unleaded gas, you need that lead additive that is getting impossible to find. Remember Sunoco 260 at 102 octane and Good Gulf gas, at 98 octane. Are we getting old or what?

@dehoedisc7247

2 жыл бұрын

@@looloo6322 I remember using Chevron Custom Supreme (102) back in the day. No ping.

It doesn’t have it’s original drive train (engine / transmission??!) but it’s worth a million ??!! And does the girl actually do anything???!! (Like work)

@RobsMusicBox

2 жыл бұрын

i believe we would call her Eye Candy,and supposedly shes tried a few things.

In 1873 JEANS were patented :)

Don't believe it. I've been in the restoration business for 40 years. Unless someone actually PAYS that money, you cannot just tell us what its worth. The wiper transom nuts should be red Cad, not phosphate. Why are 4 guys installing a dashboard when It only takes one? The cables should already be hooked up to the units they control , set up the dash to the cowl and hold it there with a punch in the special hole just for it, start the two 1/40-20 cad plated bolts on each bottom end, then pull the cables through the control panel cavity and install them on the control panel, then install the panel. ONE GUY!! Those five 10-24 dash bolts should be cad plated, not phosphate, with little tabs of cloth electrical tape underneath to stop squeaks . Use a 1/4 drive ratchet not a damn power anything. Also....you DO NOT put dynamat in a "concour" restoration!!! Period! There's a specific tar type that was used from the factory. I mean, who puts oversprayed bolts to install the dash when they are supposed to be silver CAD plated??? Why would you not know that if you claim to be a restoration shop? Do some research, there are plenty of books out there. Our shop has done multiple Duntov award Corvettes. We build ALL of our customers vehicles to that standard. To be judged to that standard. I've done too many of these cars ....why am I putting myself through this?? Oh well...I'm an idiot I guess.

@greggregory4689

2 жыл бұрын

Take Deep Breaths into the Paper Bag Buddy , its all going to be Alright

@larrydrozd2740

2 жыл бұрын

@@greggregory4689 Thanks! :)

@RobsMusicBox

2 жыл бұрын

i loled but i completely understand you AND it Slayed me when he casually stated that hes 2 or 3 years Behind in his customers work,which means holy crap whos footing all the bills...smh...great comment from you @Larry

@larrydrozd2740

2 жыл бұрын

@@RobsMusicBox ...and there are FOUR people installing a mopar dash!! WTF??

@jefferyepstein9210

2 жыл бұрын

@@larrydrozd2740 Sounds like government employees!!

Didn't you really mess up on that car and the customer returned it