This clip is destined to becoming a favorite, because it involves 2 vehicles and a lot of cranking. So my Studebaker hasn't been feeling well and I am taking it to the shop to be seen to. After finally getting it started,I head toward the mechanics place. Along the way, the car stalls out (I mean, REALLY stalls) and in the process of trying to get it to start back up, it refuses and I pump the gas harder and harder until you can see and hear my heel beat against the pedal. Little am I realizing that I have flooded the engine. This was one of those unforeseen circumstances in which the camer...

This clip is destined to becoming a favorite, because it involves 2 vehicles and a lot of cranking. So my Studebaker hasn't been feeling well and I am taking it to the shop to be seen to. After finally getting it started,I head toward the mechanics place. Along the way, the car stalls out (I mean, REALLY stalls) and in the process of trying to get it to start back up, it refuses and I pump the gas harder and harder until you can see and hear my heel beat against the pedal. Little am I realizing that I have flooded the engine. This was one of those unforeseen circumstances in which the camera guy had to spray the carburetor with starting fluid to try and get it started back. Once I get to the mechanics, he puts me in an old Chevy truck to drive back home and it quits on me. I try cranking it back up, but flood it too and eventually drain the battery to nothing. There was a LOT of unforeseen things that happened in filming this clip and we will feature some of those "out takes" in our members section soon. Trust me, you do NOT want to miss the action in this clip.