🔧Reviving vintage cars requires patience, knowledge, and problem-solving skills
💰Finding old cars at a low price can be a great opportunity for restoration projects
🛠️Rusted and missing parts can pose challenges during the restoration process
🔩Having a basic understanding of car systems, such as power, ignition, and fuel, is essential
🚗Restoring vintage cars can be a rewarding hobby for automotive enthusiasts
How much did you pay for the cars?
—The 71 Lamons and 68 Cutless were purchased for $500 each.
How long have the cars been sitting?
—Both cars have been off the road for approximately 30-40 years.
Did you encounter any challenges during the restoration process?
—Yes, we faced challenges such as rusted parts, missing components, and electrical issues.
Were you able to get both cars running?
—We were able to get the 68 Cutless running, but the 71 Lamons requires more work.
What advice do you have for restoring vintage cars?
—Patience, knowledge, and problem-solving skills are essential. It's also important to have a basic understanding of car systems and components.
00:00Introduction to the project: reviving a 71 Lamons and 68 Cutless that have been sitting for 30-40 years.
02:20Assessment of the condition of the cars and the challenges they pose.
07:24Attempting to start the engines and encountering initial difficulties.
10:07Tracing the power issue and finding a solution to get the cars running.
12:21Explanation of how points work and their role in the ignition system.
13:30Successful start of the engine and discussion about the next steps.
