If you are reading this, there’s a 99-percent probability that you are a car enthusiast. If you are, then at some point you’ve probably been romanticizing about finding an abandoned car, restoring it, and driving it. Such a feat would certainly be worthy of been immortalized in the automotive archives, or in this case, most likely YouTube. Speaking of which, this video from Vice Grip Garage just so happens to showcase “rescues” like these.

Moreover, the channel specializes in budget builds, car rescues, and generally how to work on cars and other machinery on wheels that time has been unkind to. In this particular video, the car in question is a 1968 Buick LeSabre. It’s a four-door full-size sedan, equipped with a 350 cubic-inch small block and a turbo 400 automatic transmission.

It doesn’t take much to notice that leaving a car out in the open, for a very long time, can result in some (or plenty) weathering.

There’s much to consider when “saving” a car like this, like how much of it has rusted away, or that all the fluids, like engine oil and fuel, are no longer up to the original specifications that allow them to properly do their job. Yes, there’s also a lot of detective work surrounding a car like this and the video goes into detail on all aspects of this potential survivor. The most important question still remains. Will it start?