FULL REBUILD: Muscle Car Rescued From Collapsing Barn | Amazing Transformation! | Turnin Rust

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Join in with the Turnin Rust crew for this Start To Finish special! It's not very often you come across the chance of finding a TRUE Barn Find!! Covered in years of trash and debris, this forgotten muscle car has definitely seen better days. Being unattended for decades, this Pontiac has found itself facing sudden destruction of a collapsing barn. What was once a family jewel, has now taken a turn for the worse in which time is completely against it's fate. Upon closing a deal to rescue this abandoned beauty, the guys are able to get her back to the shop to dig in a little deeper. Follow along for this AMAZING transformation, as the team jumps through all the obstacles to get this forgotten beauty alive and back to its former glory!

This video is a compilation of a 2 part series we did on our Restored channel. We've pieced together the content to show a full start to finish rebuild. We hope you enjoy the video!

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All Comments (21)

@TheSuperSlothy 3 months ago

Of all car restoration channels, I think, while the restoration was certainly impressive, what was more impressive were your manners and compassion towards the family. Many restoration channels like to snap up and hose down cars as a quick flip for views. You guys are amongst the good ones, what a great team and a great job. 👍🏼
@miltonhancock2954 11 months ago

Why didn't you wash it before you started working on it
@feuerkind71 11 months ago

i remember when you pulled her out of the barn, so glad to see her back on the channel and being worked on, she's a beauty, a true survivor
@ghosturd77 8 months ago

I love watching how you two get along so good as father and son working together. I lost my dad this year on his birthday. I wished we worked that well together.
@johnyakovich1017 11 months ago

Hi Guys! I just found your site. This Dad and son duo is amazing. You guys really work well together. Today is my 71st Birthday. My late dad bought me a brand new 1968 LeMans. Same 350, black over gold. We shared it till I graduated in 70. Then it was all mine. I dressed it up with Keystone mags. Thanks for the memories as Dad died in 1978. Great Guy!!!! Keep it goin' I love you guys!
@Barbarra63297 10 months ago

Those old muscle cars had the best stance and this beauty is no exception! Nice job guys!
@chrishorner81 11 months ago

One of my favourite times of the week when everyone is still in bed on a Saturday morning, I make a nice coffee and watch the latest Restored/Turnin Rust. Great job guys.
@mikecamann2139 11 months ago

Can’t believe how much those new wheels and tires changed the whole look of the car! They are perfect!! Nice find, really enjoyed the video. 👍🏼👍🏼
@AbbStar1989 6 months ago

I love how upgrading the wheels immediately brings out the potential in this car.
@harleyadam4813 11 months ago

The first car I ever owned was a 1980 Trans Am. I've always had a soft spot for Pontiacs and Dodge's. And I love that you gave the seller an opportunity to get involved in the video and the reclamation. He must have loved that. God bless you.
@askburlefot2645 7 months ago

WAW so great to see that old US motor brought back to life. Fantastic wheels and what a beautiful car in great color and design. Thanks!
@texgowing7359 5 months ago

Bloody good job with the Pontiac guys my hat's off to you both.👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
@user-uo5sv6sl6z 9 months ago

Thank you guys for reviving history again and thank you for your respect for these cars of great value
@donsmith8614 11 months ago

I was wondering when you were going to clear the windshield, so you can see where your going, disconnecting the fuel line to the tank is usually one of the 1st steps in getting a will it start car going. The Mortske points flick helped, the pontiac turned out to be a decent looking car. Good luck in finishing it up.
@vincentconte6973 11 months ago

As a Pontiac owner myself, I glad that this lemans got rescued! Would love to see an underside transformation a nice exhaust system! Defiantly gonna stay tuned!!
@ronaldmiller2740 11 months ago

GREAT VIDEO GUYS !! YOUR BOTH ARE SAVERS,, AMEN.. OF CARS I AM NOT SURE IF I HAVE SEEN THIS VIDEO BEFORE I REMEMBER THE ROUND BACK WINDOWS,, YOU DONT SEE THESE IN A PONTIAC''S THAT OFTEN . THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
@courtneesdad 11 months ago

I’ve been watching you for so long I remember this one. I love this car. I bet if you did a little more work, it would be a very reliable car. Buff it out and spit shine it. I love this channel ❤️
@jr42a1 11 months ago

Beautiful stuff man.I can say theres no one better to have done this job.The care you guys take in bringin one back is top notch.Well thought out,planned,and executed.
@staceypass9759 1 month ago

I just wanted to say thank you guys for taking the time to give theses cars a chance of life on the road again and I love watching your shows once again thanks
@countk1 8 days ago

"You wanna try it again or do you think we're good" 🤣 Classic line when getting zapped but funny every time. Very nice find btw.