1955 Cadillac Abandoned in a junkyard for 60 years! will it run?

Fleetwood specific, uh. that trim over there, uh, that trim over there, all that good business, the trim that goes down the side and up to the front door handles, um again, there's the electronic eye, there's the rock that someone threw through the window to break it, it took over your entire board. stuff bezels it's got the cadd emblem it's got the grill on the dash right here clock glove box locks um it's got the air conditioning controls right there they're bolted down to the bottom of the dash it's got all the power window stuff right there all your controls on each side and you have both fender skirts, a skirt here and then a skirt on the car, you have the trim that goes there, you have all this specific stuff for the air conditioning, so you have the Scoops here that are functional on both sides. molding that surrounds the rear glass, I mean, all of these things are hard to come by if you're trying to build a car, you know what I mean, so it's still worth something to someone and the seats that you could reupholster, they always should be. redone it doesn't matter how good they look so it doesn't matter if they look good or shoddy they all need to be redone if they are original it has the fleetwood emblem on the back it has the v no rear bumper it has the little things right here, uh it's got that H shell here and then this is a special CU shell that flips up uh that shell's in the back it's got that A/C control right here to flip it over you know my 56 has this and I still don't .

I really know what it does. I've never really figured it out, but it does and again the Big Kahuna has the evaporator unit in the trunk with the blower motors so that's it, it's all really there and as you know. We're in Tucson, Arizona, yeah, the '62 Chevy truck we made, ran a while ago, that car sold, a gentleman in Montana bought it in Wyoming, oh sorry, yeah, that car sold, a gentleman in Wyoming I buy. Toyota that we made, it

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run in the 80, what 80 81 881, the Toyota 81 with the 22R engine, that one was sold, Dad's El Camino, we still have it, it's scary right now, it's still in the same condition as They saw it.

Lastly, we are still making videos on the 48 Chevy truck. I am putting it back together and the entire engine is rebuilt. You saw that video. It is working well. I just have to put the truck back together. Now those videos still continue with that. the 73 camper special that I was making videos on, I'm almost done, it's really close to being done. I got excited about the '48 Chevy and have been working on it, but it's still in the yard, all I have. All you need to do is put the interior back into the carpet kit and we are ready to rock and I

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have it for sale when I am done with it so keep your eyes peeled and your ears open.

International uh, it's still here, actually, next to us. I'll show you. Dad drives this all the time, he drives it to my house, he drives it, he uses it, you know, it runs good, it drives good, the tires are good still in all their original equipment. the rewiring and all that, he does his thing, he boots up every time he does what he's supposed to do. Everyone loves this truck. It is a very nice truck. We are looking for the model for this. If anyone has the model for this El Camino 60. L Camino rear molding we are looking for the molding and here is the view from the other side Dad, do you have this molding that goes on the bottom?

No, not me, both sides would just hit each other, yes, terribly. We're just so we're really looking for trim for the 60 liter Camino, if anyone has the lance, the arroe head, the trim that goes here, we're looking for, we're looking for that trim that really makes the car complete and nice. Yeah, let us know if you have that and again, we always appreciate you guys watching and seeing, this year has been great so far for our views, subscribers, videos and all that good business, and we like to do this and for you guys to see. They are what allows us to continue doing this, so thank you, yes, thank you and see you in the next one.