65' El Camino | What I Thought Would Be an Easy Oil Change | Fuel Tank Removal | Episode: 3

I hope you enjoy the new video. I apologize for the poor quality in the first half of the video, I didn't have the correct adjustments to my lighting and didn't realize until it was too late. Tell me what you liked or disliked in the comments so I can continue to improve and make higher-quality videos with every new release. If you are new to the series, here is a quick breakdown. I was given this 1965 El Camino by a co-worker. He drove it as a daily driver when he was in high school during the 90's he then gave it to a family member while he went off to college where it would then sit for 26 years. Water made its way through the engine for the majority of the time it sat. That caused the engine to be completely locked up when I received it. I got the engine slowly freed up by hand and installed a new high-rise intake and an 800 cfm Quadrajet carburetor. After that, me and my friends got the car to run on its own by bottle-feeding the fuel pump. I would love to get this car running and driving again so my co-worker can see it on the road again. Subscribe to LearningWithAmbition to Support The Team. Music from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com)