Auto Anatomy

01/06/2026

One of these things is not like the other! Notice anything special? If you want one for your project, let me know and I can connect you with the maker. Coming soon for the Flooded Corvair

12/28/2025

First drive of the 1966 Thunderbird in a LONG time! New interior, new headliner, lots of memories!

12/28/2025

Home for Christmas and helping dad on the 1966 . The interior is almost put back together and he is a happy man! The power seat switch for the driver side failed so hopefully can find another soon.

12/24/2025

Merry Christmas to all of our Auto Anatomy family. We are so grateful for all your support this past year and look forward to a great 2025.

12/16/2025

Alllllmost done with the new engine for the flooded ! So excited to release a new video soon, likely a couple days after Christmas. Thank you all for the support and love.

Sean & Christie

12/06/2025

Before the new engine goes in, have a bit of rust repair to knock out. Thankful to friends like Barry Ellison who let me cut up their cars to save this one! And in case you are wondering, the new engine parts are resting quietly under the blanket, waiting for a few pieces to arrive. Make sure you’re subscribed to our channel for everything .

11/28/2025

Visiting family in Memphis and got a chance to help dad with the Thunderbird. New upholstery and carpet makes such a difference! #1966

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! We’re grateful you’re a part of our Auto Anatomy family!

11/24/2025

Cleaning out the oil cooler in the flooded Corvair. Even after ultrasonic cleaning and flushing numerous times, this is what it looks like internally. Would you use this or try and find another? Could this have been a reservoir of debris from the last engine? Let me know below!

11/23/2025

Broken again but building back better!

On today's video, we're digging into the flooded Corvair engine again to diagnose the noise. Turns out it's MUCH worse than expected. All information in th...

11/08/2025

So the old block is trashed. Picked up a new one but what should we do with the OG Flooded Corvair block? I’m thinking a coffee table with some piston legs and a glass top. Would make a nice giveaway at the convention…What would you do? Let me know below:

11/07/2025

Oil analysis for the FLOODED Corvair engine. Iron is high but not to an alarming level. The engine is torn down completely and we have a smoking gun, but you’ll have to wait for the video to see what we found! Make sure you’re subscribed to our channel so you don’t miss a moment of bringing this classic back to life.