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Thanks Zane. It was nice to break up the mechanical work with a different kind of job.

Thanks! I'm planning on having the seats made in the same color vinyl by my daughter. By all means, steal my idea. That's one of the reasons I post videos.

Thanks! I have been watching the progress on your truck, especially the body work. You're moving right along and giving me a good sneak peak of what I have in store when I start working on the body.

Thanks! I'm happy with how things are coming together, but this was the easy part. Body repair will be the real challenge with paint removal, dent fixes and rust repair. Thanks for watching. Stay tuned for more progress.

Yes, it's running nicely. I'm anxious to move on to the body next. I think it will be more work than the frame and engine. Thanks for your encouragement Zane.

I appreciate it. I'm glad you're finding the videos entertaining and useful. I'm no expert by any stretch, but I'm learning a lot as I go. I too pick up lots of good info from others who are documenting their projects. I hope you're having as much fun on your project as I'm having with mine. Thanks for watching!

I appreciate it. I'm currently working on a 1949 Willys pickup. I've got a bunch of videos up on my channel on that project if you want to follow along.

Thanks! I drive it every chance I get in the spring, summer and fall.

I always put a light coat of Permatex Indianhead around the outside of the seal, but nothing on the inside of the seal that mates up with the crank. The manufacturer of the seal specifically says "do not put oil or any other material on the seal to crank portion of the seal.

My truck is a 67. That tailgate fits C series 61-68 and maybe some earlier models.

Thanks, Zane! Slow but steady.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

Glad you found the video useful. Stay tuned, there is still a lot of work to do before thus truck hits the road.

I can't even count the number of times I have broken things while taking them apart due to lack of knowledge.

Thanks! I really appreciate the comment.

I wasn't able to track down teal seat covers either. If you look closely at the thumbnail for my video, you will notice I went with black covers. They actually look pretty good. I got them on eBay pretty cheap.

@@TheToolmanTim nothing like the oem color tho lol

Good eye. I'm surprised at the things people spot in my videos that have nothing to do with the subject. I wear those Sorels every day in the winter. Can't beat them for comfort and warmth.

Go back and look again. I had a thin coat of black RTV on the block and the gasket. Both sides were coated.

That is a great idea. Especially considering how expensive replacement tubes are.

It's funny because it never fails to start the truck easily, but it always tests out as "poor" on my load tester. I should probably keep some jumper cables behind the seat just in case.

New starter last year probably has a lot to do with that.

These things are built tough and pretty simple to fix. You'll have a bit of change in all the parts you need to get it working right, but it will run forever if you take care of it.

Harbor Freight el-cheapo grinder. I think it cost less than $20. It's not great, but it got the job done.

Thank you !! Another question,About how long did it take to cut each bolt and do you know what kind of blade i would need

@@felixpalomo5348 I probably spent 5 minutes on each bolt. Any abrasive disk should do the trick. I just used the ones that came with my grinder.

Thanks Zane! It's funny, my brother called today to tell me he was thinking I ought to put in some extra support when he saw that mount in the video before I added the gusset. Well, there are at least three great minds thinking alike.

I appreciate the comment. In about a month we'll be planting in the garden for our 5th year. It's still holding up well and only needs a little touch up here and there on the paint. Our vegetables have done really well every year and have not been bothered by animals.

Thanks. I had a lot of fun picking out music for this video.

Thanks! I ran that setup for a while and then replaced the air tank with a brand new 60 gallon vertical tank. Same pump and motor though. It takes up a lot less floor space now.

Go for it! Mine is still working great. Thanks!

Yes, it is. Good eye. I got it for my birthday when I was 10 or 11. It still works, but shoots so weakly that I can see the BB come out and drop to the ground about 30 feet away.

That's life in the great white north. I don't think most people, including me, inspect their hitches very often. It's a good idea to take a look at the undercarriage now and then.

I forgot to mention, not all of them came with the high speed option. Really great find.

Finding this press was really a fluke. I was in the market for a hydraulic press and this screw press showed up at a local auction, so I jumped on it. I'm very happy with it so far. I haven't run across any job it couldn't handle with ease. I had no idea they made a 60 ton. That thing must be huge!

@@TheToolmanTim I cant believe it, my family has been looking for a 60T Weaver press for 3 generations and we finally found one. Brought it home yesterday. My father and i saw it on CL almost at the same time :)

Thanks Zane! Stop motion does slow down the work on a project, but it's fun to include the footage occasionally.

Thanks! Cleaning up that frame kicked my butt. I didn't show all the crawling under and hours at the wire wheel. I'm glad it's done now.