Will it run and drive? 1964 Riviera sitting 23 years sunk in the mud like a grave!
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Published 2022-04-19
All Comments (21)
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It’s sad that people let these beautiful car rot in the dirt like that. It blow my mind. Thanks to you to try and help save these cars.
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The '64 Riviera is my all-time favorite car, the styling is just perfect.
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Richard the Miracle Worker! Persistent and patient.
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I’ve been watching for awhile now, these videos help keep me sane through some really tough times. I appreciate all the work you put into making these!
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Fantastic Job! Awesome to see it move again after 20 years.
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Awesome!!! 👍👍 I had a big grin on my face hearing it roar to life! 😁 This car is DEFINITELY worth saving, even restoring. The Riviera is definitely a classic. (I've got a 1:25 scale model of one!...a 65) Nice work!!!
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Just watched for the first time , Excellent! I Love Buicks too. The Joy of hearing her fire up after years of neglect, is Priceless. Good job guys, and BTW you sound like a fellow new englander. 👍 Keep up the Great Work ! Thank you for inspiring us all.
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I don’t see how this channel doesn’t have more subscribers. Love the will it start videos! I’d watch every one you make
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Great to see you get it going, and seeing the excitement build as it showed signs of life. I like how you emphasized the importance of safety when preparing to change the starter. Beautiful car.
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These 63-65 Buick Rivieras have such an awesome style to them. One just came up in Edmonton, great video seeing this car move again after 20 years
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I always look forward to Richards “whhoooooo” celebration when he gets one running. Love the enthusiasm. Working my way through all your videos they are all great, keep up the good work 😀
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One of the all-time classic body styles....a real beauty! Worth considering a full restore on this bad boy.
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Great job in getting that Riviera to run so well.
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That nail head sounds really good and it sat for 23 year's that is really amazing
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I was 10yrs old when my dads cousin stopped by the house in his new gold 64 Riviera, to give my dad a ride. It had the 425 with the dual quad intake and when they left the curb, it was white smoke and tire marks all the way up the street. Course I was hooked..
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"This is a cool piece of history right here..." - "We're going to put it under the crossmember.." 27.30
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You Sir, have the knowledge but more importantly the patience of Job! Once again I wish I would have known you in my younger days, when I had brought my 76 Jensen GT from England, bought it off the factory floor, with .75 miles on the clock. Lotus 907 engine, and a Getrag 5 speed. Split walnut dash, all Smith gauges, manual choke, clock went to 140….oh forgot twin side draft Stromberg carburetors! Please keep these vids coming!!!! Die hard Fan ….
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This is one of my favorite rescues. I truly love the look of this car.
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I love listening to the starter when you are cranking it! But I am glad that you got it running!
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Congratulations on finding your holy grail AND making it live again, nice one.
