🔥The 1973 Pontiac Catalina has been sitting unused for 10 years but shows potential for restoration.
🚗The car requires new tires and a thorough examination of its engine and brakes.
🔧We discover aftermarket speed parts and potential modifications under the hood.
💨Our goal is to bring the car back to roadworthy condition and drive it 150 miles back home.
👀Despite some rust and cosmetic issues, the Pontiac Catalina shows promise for restoration.
Has the car been parked for a long time?
—Yes, the 1973 Pontiac Catalina has been off the road for at least 10 years.
What challenges do you face in reviving the car?
—We need to address the engine, tires, and brakes, as well as any potential hidden issues.
Are there any modifications made to the car?
—We discover aftermarket speed parts and potential modifications under the hood.
What is your ultimate goal with the car?
—Our goal is to bring the car back to roadworthy condition and drive it 150 miles back home.
Is the car suitable for restoration?
—Despite some rust and cosmetic issues, the Pontiac Catalina shows promise for restoration.
00:03Introduction: We introduce the 1973 Pontiac Catalina and our goal to revive it.
00:28Initial assessment: We discover that the car has been sitting unused for 10 years and needs new tires and a thorough examination.
01:18Exploring the exterior: We inspect the different parts of the car, including the front clip and overall condition.
04:20Examining the interior: We go inside the car and assess the condition of the seats, wheel, and controls.
07:13Inspecting the trunk: We check the trunk for any potential issues or surprises.
09:26Engine assessment: We open the hood and discover aftermarket speed parts and potential modifications.
09:55Questions about engine condition: We find a dipstick and check the oil levels, noting the possibility of burning oil.
10:49Exploring the power barn: We uncover various speed parts and assess their condition.
