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I have a 93 almost exactly like the white one, it's even white. But it has the 3.0. It's great with 5.29 gears 5 speed and pulls hard even on 38.5 Boggers. I just bought an 87 and am stoked about that. 22re sr5 so simple.

I have a 2016 Taco and still want an '82 banger...

The lotion story was hilarious 😅

It hurts seen doors get dented that’s why I like cages

What wheels are these?

Hey thanks for the fun video, I like your attitude and how you tell hard truths 😊 You would love my backyard here in Prescott Arizona. I assume you have a doubler which is something I need but I have to use a divorced case because there's no adapter for TX15 tcase but I do have 513's and a 4 to 1 gear set, I could sure use a fresh set of fotys too😊👍🏼

I love my 2nd gen tooooo MUCH to make it look lie these !!! I will stick with my little 33s and not ABUSE it like a STEP CHILD

I have a ram 3500 with the sub woofer, do you know if these seat deletions affect the sound quality? I really like the drawer option too.

Hi, your gladiator looks so nice! May I know the what is the brand of bumper on it? Thank you.

I'm in the market for a gladiator. I can't decide between the diesel or the gas in a 2023. There is so much noise out there and it's hard to know who to listen to. I've heard that they have made some changes in the last few years to fix some of the emissions issues with the diesel.

Love my Ecodiesel Rubi.

This video should have been called Banjo vs Resonator Guitar. lol

Sick story! My dad has a 79 and had it since 80. My childhood is spent in that truck, working on it with him, and the best part...... driving it in HS. Ive been out in it the past few yrs and its such a memory. Great story!

Have you done any suspension mods? Just got a 2019 and I’d eventually like 37’s with the same fenders / bedsides assuming there’s no rub

My dad passed in 2015. He’s had a 74 (I think) Scout sitting in the garage for years. I’m going to start the process of restoring it.

What brand spring compressor are you guys using at 7:30?

The only thing Toyota about this truck is the body panels 😂

Я думаю вес около 10.3 килограмм без педалей

what grille is that?

Nice truck!

I have been wanting to do this same build to my scab. But never could find much online documenting the process on a scab. Just saw your final form last night on IG. Favorite truck I've ever seen in my life. Great Job man. Really want to see more

Which one is more reliable

WOW!!! This cahnaged my life 😲😫😍So inspiring🤧🥺

Raptors should never be illegal \

Hey bud, awesome video! Just wondering if you have a foam for your mic now? Lol

Are those mini axles still on jr mint What size tire ?

Jason, The Nacho experience is much like many of us wishing to recapture something special. My dad had a 1977 Scout II. I loved that truck. My dad over time slowly developed Alzheimer and his memory was poor at times. He decided to sell the scout, so I told him I would buy it; we agreed on a $600 price and I drove out the next week to pick up the scout. To my surprise my father had forgotten that he was to sell me the scout and he sold to a neighbor. My father and I were heartbroken. For years I felt robbed. Every time I saw a scout on the road it reminded me of what I had lost. This year, my wife surprised me with a scout. Much like Nacho, it was a base model 1975. This truck is literally a shell, no engine, no transmission, no seats, no dash pad, no wiring harness, no gas tank, no windshield, no rear window, yet the body is somewhat ok. I could not be happier. My truck is called “Bravo”. I don’t have a lot of experience working on scouts, but I’m slowly rebuilding and replacing what is missing. I hope to build some memories too. Look forward to getting one of those swing away tire mounts for Bravo. Look forward to more Nacho adventures. Michael Feltis, Kaufman, Texas

What rims are you running ?

Love the build brother! Super stoked to see where it takes you man. Love the passion you bring to it! Looking forward to a build myself, one day. And a scout ii is high on that list.

Love to see you putting your hand on this build. Shearing blood sweat and heart on to this build. Love to see all the extra details your putting into this as a pose to some that just bolt on and call it a day. Can’t wait to see the end result, proud of you dude

Making moves!

Raptors are so hot.

I can’t wait to see this thing come together. It’s crazy what “just” a bumper change does to the look of the truck

Freakin awesome. Clean and simple

Did you make that spring plate bump kit or is it available for sale? I've been going nuts welding that same style bump on then cutting off and re-welding to get the right size.

White four runner size tires?

This is rad

YAS

Check yer terqs! Sounds good, dude. I like it.

All downhill from here lmao

Damn Chris back at it again with dem blue vans.

Sounds like you got to come stay with us while SVC gets their hands on the slaptor 2.0 ;)

Good Shit Jason! Following along as I recently acquired a 75' Scout II and am eyeing a full restomod style build similar to what you've done. May need to pick your brain sometime if you're willing to shed some insight!

Great work on those wheel wells! I agree with you on the suspension lift. I went with a skyjacker 2" SUA with reverse shackle in front on my Scout 80. It tracks so well on the road. 33"s (90+mph) with no trimming, a little chassis rub from the tires. What you did here with your Scout II is just sick! I gotta pull it back into my drive and work on it. Look forward to seeing more videos!

I love it and I agree with the supercab being the best-looking configuration. I have the supercrew because kids but if I had the option I would go with your truck.

👍🍻 looks good

I'll be dreaming how cool I will be getting groceries in it.

Watching this again, man it never fails. End always gets me 🥲

'This is what happens when you give me the keys to a Raptor R". *drives straight*. You got moves like Han Solo🤣

Older Toyotas looks so damn good on the trails.