Another UK check in. Good work on that timing man. Shows how well you know them...

Finally some more sleeperdude!! Well worth it everytime!

Omg the goat and the kitten, cuteness overload 😍 💖

Let's go! UK checking in 🇬🇧🇺🇲

wow an 18 pack of vienna, Party at Sleeperdudes... looks like you brought another abandoned car back to life, cant wait to see you driving it around the field. those 500's take me back to the old time Nascar days

After a long day of driving it's time for my ten hour break. I enjoy watching y'all as I wind down for the night. Thank y'all God Bless.

Yea that ol 390 sounds pretty good. Too bad the car is so rough. I like seeing these ol forgotten beasts breath life again. Even though it's not gonna be restored.

And a brand new exhaust system!! The 390, sounds pretty strong. Good engine from Ford. Keep it Rocking guys!!!👍👍

Casings and hoops! Have never heard those references before! Congrats on '64 start-up..greetings to Ralphie, Rocky and everyone in Tennessee! Glad you like the Opel fob....

that's ok you can make it a long video there interesting, entertaining, educational and never boring there all great

Those 1963 , ' 64 Galaxies hardtops were sharp looking in their day and are beautiful when restored !

My favorite engine, and one of the first cars I bought. Good job guys. Central California watching

It was great seeing you get this old beast running! Looking forward to next week! Take it easy; from Friendsville, TN!

I'm pretty new watching the channel and from Canada eh....so when you said Vieenya's I didn't know what you were talking about. Now I've seen the can and its Vienna sausages....so now I'm intrigued and I'll guess I'll have to try out an RC cola with some Vieenya's for my next celebration! Nice job on getting that old 390 making smoke again....love the channel!

Very cool that it even started! Thanx Sleeperdude! :D And Ralphie!

Well you are getting a real nice collection of those "Fix-Or-Repair-Daily' cars - It is a handsome old girl well worth saving

That drum puller sure saves a lot of hard work. A fine job reviving the old Ford. If this is a ongoing project it will be interesting to see the outcome. Good luck.

Awesome video those 390’s were great engines always go getters after sitting for 30 years.looking forward to more on this Galaxie Your videos are never boring always a lot of information for people who had these cars like me.

She sounded rowdy when you woke her from her long sleep. Big block was running strong 💪🏻

Love hearing the old girl running again. Your microphone kept droping in and out .Tell Ralphy he has some cool slippers.

I am so great full to Holley. I raced that double pumper for years. Bought several Holley carbs in my lifetime. When I was a younger, we would change out Carter’s and Rochester’s for hollies. Love your channel. God bless you and your family.

You got me excited on tbis one. I love the style of the 64 Galaxy coupe. You guys are the greatest!

I’m losing my mind. I remember you getting the station wagon, but I don’t remember this car…I love it!

My first time watching your video. Like what I see. Bringing old cars back to life. Love those goats you have. The little ones are a joy to watch.

Awwww, Son. Between Ford Fest and Holley, you just need to move the family to Bowling Green.

Well you got it running that's definitely a plus there. New set of mufflers and go through the transmission and the brakes and you will be ready to race that at Daytona next year. Thanks for the fun video

Little lady is worth the love. Cream soda celebration!

Roky likes that cute cat. I really hope that you all get that old school car running and driving.

Everyone digs Tri Fives and 60s Impalas, rightly so I do as well. Ford made some great iconic cars over the same time period. I’m happy your saving one.

Such an awesome video! My dad had a '64 Galaxie 500 XL with the same 390 motor, same color and everything! Only difference was he had bucket seats and 3-speed manual on the floor. Really enjoy your channel! Love the wagon too!

Can't believe it started !! Always loved the Galaxies, great body lines. Great job 👍🏽 Hey there Ralphie 🤣

Well with all that blowby I'm thinkin' maybe you should chuck some new rings in it. I notice when she's runnin' so is Rocky. Good dog Rocky.. Cheers 🥂

Rocky!! Are you eating the sockets?!? lol. I love this channel

Another great video sleeperdude. I like how everyone helps you on your projects. Love how rocky helps out to. Found your chanel about one month ago and have watched all you videos keep up the great work. 🇦🇺 👍

My first car was a red 64 Galaxie 500!! Was my brothers, then my sisters then mine. Loved that car.

I love watching your videos. Gotta love that Ralphie that boy is so fun to watch. Such a good kid👍🙂

You got it running, that's always a good start on any project 👍

Great video guys,,, Love seeing a good old Ford from the days when they made them to last a lifetime!!!!! Great job of trouble shooting,,,, just don't run that big block without some kind of cooking to long,,,, the heat will take the head gaskets quickly,,,, Thanks for sharing and love Ralphy helping you too,,, these are moments in time you will both treasure forever!!!! God bless!!!

Don’t know if you ever tried an air chisel on the brake drums? When I was wrenching and doing construction work, always used to free up hydraulic fittings and rusted up stuff all the time. Never did a lot with cars but always on trucks and heavy equipment. Awesome channel and love the videos. Just starting to go backwards now and see others from your channel. Thank you sir

Have never worked on a car in my life but this is just very interesting and informative. I learned stuff today 😆

LOL This is at least the 3rd or 4th time Rocky has gone out of his way to try and eat your sockets. They must be some kind of a goad delicacy. haha Nice job getting another one going! Unless the engine gets water soaked, not much else will stop old iron from firing up!

I love this project!!! What a cool car. Getting this running and driving is amazing. Such character.

That thing is gonna be rowdy!

I appreciate that you're involving your children. That solid relationship is extremely important.

I would love to see you get this one where the Falcon is as far as running and driving. Love the channel. Keep up the good work. All the best from Mt. Juliet, TN

Boy, your one lucky dude! You must of hung up the horse shoe, to have start up that way. I think you have save sometime with the new carb. I think your son is starting to be a car guy.

1973 I saw my future Father-in -Law buy a used FE(352)Ford engine from a wrecking yard for a 64 Mercury Wagon...pulling the used engine rocker arm covers...it had sludge...he cleaned up that engine...Installed it...IT RAN PERFECT...NO KNOCKING AT 1st START UP OR SMOKE AFTER 1 MINUTE & AFTER...WE BOTH WERE AMAZED!!! GOOD JOB DAD...!!!

My 64 Galaxy 500 was a convertible beater, it ran on seven cylinders due to a burnt valve, that car couldn’t be killed. The old Ford sounded kind of funky but that 390 took me and my friends all over Northern Californian, it bucket seats with Center counsel and shifter. I had to manually put the top up and down because the hydraulic lines liked to dump all the fluid in the trunk.

Good job on getting the engine going. A '64 Galaxie was one of my favorite cars back in the day. I love the sound of that 390 she is ready to roar down the road, good stuff dude and thanks for the video.

You really need a ground on the choke so it will heat up and open and the choke should be open around 1/4” even when cold. I can’t believe the plugs didn’t foul out!

I got my Sleeperdude hoodie today. It's awesome, and now I can look as cool as Ralphie I'm so excited.

At last you managed to start the engine ...! Great job.

Great fun watching you and your family enjoying the best hobby there is,keep pushing on success is just around the bend.

Sure hope u and Vice Grip Garage can collab sometime. I'd be rolling on the floor laughing out loud!

Have only been watching a few months getting to these older videos you do such an awesome job

Love those Galaxies. Especially the 63 and 64

Enjoy watching you and Ralfy. Looking to see the 390 going. I have a 69 f100 with a 390 thats been sitting for 15 yrs and sure need to do get going. Afraid of what I'm going to fine.

Always wanted a galaxie 500 great video as always. Makes me smile after a hard day

Pennsylvania mountains checked in!

Fastest gas tank installer on the internet 👍👍👍👍👍

Without a doubt my favorite car when I was growing up. My dad had one and my mom kept it and I learned to drive in it. It had a 352 FE block with a four-barrel carburetor. It was amazing how much horsepower these engines made. One of the interceptor versions built in the early '60s produced over 300 horsepower.

Almost sounds like it has a high lift cam? Either she's running really rough at idle or she's loping. Of course, you don't have the carb dialed in yet, either. Like the old 390. FE's have a unique sound.

One thing i like about big block Fords are the distributor being up front so you can get to it to replace and set points , cap and wires . Had a 65 Galaxy 500 351 with C- 6 in it that old gurl would boogie . At the time my brother had a 76 Grand Prix with a 400 in it and my old Ford would run off and hide from him , it made him pretty mad my old junk could whip his flashy car .

I love the way your video has the goats getting involved too !

Vienna sausage was a food staple at our house when I was growing up 😁

Assuming you are going to replace the master cylinder, you should put in a dual chamber. Likely one from a 67 Galaxie would be a good first choice. You will need another brake line and the brake distribution block for that application, too.

My father, born in McMinnville in Warren County, pronounced Vienna sausages, "Vyeeners." I haven't heard that pronunciation since he died in 1978. I loved hearing it again. When I was Ralphie's age I would ride with my father in an 18-wheel truck; he'd sit a can of "Vyeeners," potted meat, and a sleeve of saltines on the truck's dash and when we'd get home and my mother would ask if he'd fed me a hot lunch, he could truthfully say, "yes." Lord, I miss him. You're blessed to have such a fine "swamper." (My father's term for me when I was Ralphie's age.) Oh, I enjoy your videos too...I'm eager to see more of the red '64.

You need some club crackers to go with those Viennas , Bubba . When i rode the Gas Truck with my Grandad and we were out between Clarksville and Avery Texas we stopped for lunch at a old general store in the town of English Texas and we would have a sleeve of crackers and a big can of Viennas with 2 short cokes (8 oz bottles) . Some of the best memories of my life made . the had a display of old timer knives on the counter and i would stair at them while Daddy Zeke was talking to the old men in back by the pot belly stove playing checkers . Then the day came i got a small 2 blade pocket knife of my very own to use to cut Daddy Zekes Cannon plug with , my Granny put that one up somewhere never to be seen again , later in life i asked her about it and she wasn't sure what went with it but she gave me one of my grandads Shrade knifes that was still in the plastic sleeve , it is amonst my most prized possessions along with his Bulava watch he wore face under , and his badge and shoulder insignia and a old ticket book i have in a shadow box above my tall chester drawers , after he retired from the gas co. He became a jailer dispatcher for Clarksville PD in the very early 70s same time my uncle became the Sheriff of Red River County . Great memories !!

Awesome video. Enjoying watching this beast come to life. Keep it up!!!

I had a 390 that had sat for a long time, after I got it running the valve stem seals were brittle and crumbled up eventually making their way through the screen on the pickup tube and into the oilpump where they locked the pump up and sheared the roll pin in the distributor gear that drives off the camshaft, wasn't an easy fix.

Thank You for shed loads of laughs R n S !! God Bless You n Your Family, and the Pro Inspection Goats too. Fascinating will it work channel, also thouroughly enjoyable. TY.

My dad had a 64 he picked up at the factory, had his name on a plate in dash...awesome car

Muy buen trabajo como siempre lo que más me asombro que siguen funcionando después de tantos años saludos desde Temperley Argentina

It's an early Xmas gift 🎁🙂

I couldn't figure out what the heck "casings and hoops" were. Then it dawned on me! Oh! Tires and wheels!!! Is that a southern thing? Casings and hoops? And pronouncing it "vee-ain-ya"? Lol!!! You guys crack me up, plus Rocky is a "ROCK STAR!!!!" To the MAXIMUS!!!!

Your videos are so much fun to watch! Love how you get your whole family involved!

I think the question of the day is where do you find the different flavors of the Vienna Sausages?

Carb spacer looked to be made of Phenolic resin...pretty common to run across those on old stuff..

Beautiful music to my ears. I have a '63 out here in the barn that will shake the slab of my 40x50 foot shop. l hope she's healthy.

A old timer from Lenoir city always put diesel in the crankcase lived by it on his cars as they would set for years. Boog curly was his name

It's an FE, it's not will it run, it's how long will it take us to start it! The secret to longevity is a 400lb intake manifold. Lol

LOL "that looks like a five carat ring on a big, fat, hairy guy's hand!"

Neat to watch back the old videos compared to your new ones 😀 ❤. Love you guys

I love the gutteral sound of the starter when it is cranking.

Finally you're starting to get some humor!! I mean you had a little bit more of it this time..lol you must have checked out vice grip garage my man Derek... Anyways your channel is getting better dude is what I'm saying. I look forward to your videos dude keep it up!

not the original engine. wrong valve covers. a 64 FE has a oil fill tube in the intake manifold. Likely a 65 or 66 352 engine. The 67 has power by ford embossed in the valve covers. 65 and 66 most 390's where a two bbl carb. and the 354 where all 4 bbl.

A mechanical oil plug AND a chunky oil plug🤣😂🤣....love what you do!

She smoothed right out after a few minutes,sounds good

Btw, with my goat comment I wasn't referring to anything derogatory, I was referring to those old videos of goats screaming like humans. Apparently none of y'all ever heard of those, but they were hilarious. I may be a little non-PC at times, but for someone to think that I was referring to something derogatory like that makes me feel dirty.

THATS A 352 TRUCK ENGINE ...

I'm thinking Ralphie might be shaking those RC Colas up for yah.

Yeah man. Like the old Galaxie. Phenolic spacer.

Lol typical bored kid. Spin in circles till someone gives you something to do. Does Ralphie ever wear shoes or did Rocky eat them?

Had a 67 and a 68 Galaxie, the 68 had the 390. What a sweet engine.

I believe that ignition switch has been moved. If my memory serves me correctly, Fords of that vintage had the ignition switch on the left side of the dash!

Now this car is a true keeper. Lon from Ohio...

Thank you so very much for sharing this with me. I just love you’re video’s. And I just love you’re family.

Wish I could help I guys sometime. That would be fun.

Man I love it my family had one of those in the early 70s but our was blue. I have a lot of memories of that car.

That spacer you called wood, is actually phenolic plastic, old school heat resistant, heat soak, vapor lock preventing plastic. If it's in good shape, keep it.