Reviving a 1938 Chevy Coupe: Restoration Project

TLDRIn this video, we work on restoring a 1938 Chevy coupe that has been in storage since 1966. We get it running and driving again, and discuss its history and unique features.

Key insights

💡The 1938 Chevy coupe has been in storage since 1966 and belongs to the same owner as a previous car we worked on.

🔍The car was originally used for hauling firewood, which is why the back was cut out and wood slats were installed.

🚗The car is in good condition with minimal rust, except for a small spot near the bottom. The interior needs some work.

🔧We clean the spark plug and get the engine running by pouring fuel down the throat. The car starts and runs well.

🛠️We plan to clean out the fuel tank and potentially replace it to ensure better performance. The tires may also need to be replaced.

Q&A

How long has the car been in storage?

The car has been in storage since 1966.

What was the car originally used for?

The car was originally used for hauling firewood.

Is the car in good condition?

The car is in good condition with minimal rust, except for a small spot near the bottom. The interior needs some work.

How did you get the engine running?

We cleaned the spark plug and poured fuel down the throat to get the engine started.

What are your future plans for the car?

We plan to clean out the fuel tank and potentially replace it for better performance. The tires may also need to be replaced.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction to the 1938 Chevy coupe, which has been in storage since 1966.

02:45Overview of the car's exterior and unique features, such as the wooden slats in the back used for hauling firewood.

05:00Checking the engine and getting it running by cleaning the spark plug and pouring fuel down the throat.

11:32Replacing a flat tire and discussing future plans for the car, including cleaning out the fuel tank.