Dang sir. Right before you said brings back memories I was thinking the same thing. Very nice sir.You were right on the money when you said a lot of history here. So thanks for the history lessons and the memories. I really enjoyed it. Happy Motoring.
Ive owned countless 68-72 c10's. But none gave me the joy of that on board view of that ole blue Dodge. Thanks for the memories it brought back of ny dad and i and working as a young fella on the dairy farm my grandfather ran. Wow what a blessing. God bless you sir. I have great respect for you and your work ethic and hard work puttin out these videos for us.
Great stuff Mr. Ken ! Loved part 2 also !! A lot of "vintage" iron !!! My Dad always called the low gear " Bulldog" !! I learned to drive in a late 40'S International cattle truck , also know as a "Corn Binder" !! It had the Bulldog gear . Whenever you shifted in the Internationals , you better double- clutch if you wanted to change gears !!! I guess one of the main reasons I love your videos is they bring back so many great memories !!! For that my friend I thank you !!!! Be safe and God bless you and your family !!!!! Eddy
"Compound" related to 4X4 Hi Lo when I was a young boy. "Granny gear" was those non-progressive 1st gears. The only other "Compound" I remember was the Old Mack RQ 718's & RQ 720's. I was 12 years old when Daddy started teaching me to drive the old 2 stickers (4X4 & 5X4). The old duece & a 1/2 CCV (WWII vintage) trucks I learned to float all my gears, So much easier to drive them that way. Between the Granny & Compound I could walk faster than the truck...so I'd jump out open the gate...let thew truck through...close the gate...then jump back in & drive the truck. Good video...lotta good info.
Cool stuff, My dad had a 50 f-100 ford truck when I was a kid. I went and dug one out of a junk yard about 20 years ago but I never got around to fixing it so I gave it to a buddy at work when he retired, As far as I know it still sitting under a shelter at his family's home place. Graet video thanks for taking us along for the ride :-)
Awesome trip..takes me back to my uncle Lem’s potato farm out near Easton Maine back in the 60’s..all those old trucks were hauling potatoes off the fields Cheers from snowy and -35c that’s -31f HudsonBay Ontario 🇨🇦
Can t believe my luck on a Saturday night! Thanks Ken! Drove s lot of trucks with that four speed tranny. And more than I'd like to remember with a ten speed or thirteen or fifteen
I'm 41 man, you are taking us to toy stores hahaha and childhood. Born in Cuba, in one of the first trucks I started learning was in a quiet 1952 International truck and yes, you can walk by their side idling, very quiet truck that was. And the family sold it, too sad. Was in great shape. So you certainly bring lots of beautiful summer vacations in that truck visiting families in the Country of Florida, Camagüey, the area from where is my mother side of the family. Great channel man, and awesome content, you're bringing back to live lots of engines that are sitting ere, missing the old days fun!!! Great job, keeps you busy and active, that's good!
I am a retired disabled senior and I enjoy watching your videos all day long I just found your channel yesterday and that's all I've been watching thank you for posting your very entertaining and I like your work
Back in 76 thru 79 I was working for a Nursery ( landscaping biz) but we used to lay a lot of sod, and used to have to go cut & load our own too! I used to run the old walk behind sod cutter but after running it for a while, in a day, that thing would wear you out! But boy fooling with that sod it sure would put the muscle on you, like lifting weights all day! Anyhow, I quit school back in 76’ and went to work the very next day ( didn’t have no choice, my old man told me I had too)! You know how that is!! Anyway, good stuff brother man!! 👍✌🏻
Great looking at all the old iron! Always had a soft spot for the Studes. He has some nice old trucks and the sod roller is really cool. It's the first one I've ever seen. Glad you got your transmission too. I know what's goin in front of it and can't wait to see what it'll be goin in. Really enjoyable video buddy. I like learnin about this stuff, see you next time!
ken you must of been hiding and watching me work... i was 13-14 when my dad had a old flat bed two and a half ton chevy truck with a 6 lunger and four speed with granny low..he would be on the ol ford tractor baling hay and id tie off the steering wheel with my belt and throw that ol truck in granny low and let it idle right down the row of bales and toss em up on the truck..when i got to the end of the row id jump in and stop it then climb up and stack the hey and go on to the next row...all day long.... every summer,,sure did keep me in shape,,, learned to drive in that old truck..good memories..it was down around Osceola mo..not far from Arkansas..lol
Love going to places like that and that they have a story for everything in the yard . Getting guys like this guy to let go of anything is a great feat just in its self...nice old crusty F1 Ford don't find them just sitting around here anymore . Thanks for the tour .
I would love to but I'm on the other side of the country way up in New York State . I just picked up a F5 cab chassis that came off a apple orchard.....love the old iron you have glad to see you keep it instead of crushing it . Thanks for the offer...would be a great road trip .
Hey Ken, I endured to the end and was rewarded with lots of Eye Candy, and Old Iron. Kinda sounds like one of them there fancy par fumes from Paris or somewheres. Eye Candy and Old iron, I like it. Nice old iron, too. God Bless. Preciate cha.
Those old Chrysler flatheads were smooth, but also extremely gutless. I had several. They wouldn't outrun themselves. The Chevy 6 was a serious upgrade.
This ain't long for me, I've watched ones as long as 2 hours in one go, though I don't do more than one of those a day! Watched some four-hour ones too, but I split those up into a couple-three days! Hot dang, that's a lot of great stuff to have fun with! Even a boom tube!
That Tundra Buggy would make one HELLUVA trike! Take the whole cab off, lengthen steering column, plop an old Farmall dash and steering wheel closer to the back wheels, get a nice comfy waverunner or snowmobile seat, maybe a roll bar behind the backseat passenger's head, WOW! Get'r dunnn!
My 1st encounter w/a super low gear was about 6-7 years ago working for a supply house...Had a bunch of Internationals(manuals) & some Ford Heavy Dutys(those were automatics). One of the chief drivers & I were coming back from making deliveries & ran into rush hour traffic. Dave says to me: "Throw her into super low." I'm like, "What?" Dave then tells me get out of regular 1st then go hard left & up...when I released the clutch, it was like the truck had shut off - it dropped to about 600 rpm, but the old boy(built in 2001) kept right on moving - yeah, I was impressed.
we used to call it "Granny low" and we'd haul hay on the farm with some old flat bed truck.. you could put er in granny low and get out and walk along beside it and throw hay bales up on the back. you'd just walk along and reach in through the window and turn the steering wheel a little once in a while
Love the ole Blue Diamond....That moss covered B series Dodge is the deluxe model with the corner cab windows. I cut my teeth on those old trucks decades ago.
Ken that is awesome video. Looks like gathering parts and supplies for the new rat rod. I am getting a GMC Brigadier truck and I am not quite sure what I am doing with it yet. But it has a Detroit diesel and a 9 speed Eaton-Fuller transmission in it. By the way I am excited to see yours coming together. Thanks again for the video
Shush... don't give me any ideas. I know of an old GMC brigadier down the road with a stuck injector and have a 50s GMC ton and a half in the yard that needs guts.
1963impala2dr your welcome, they do look kinda like an octopus, tentacles, intake runners. my dad calls it granny low to ,first gear ,in them old dump trucks,.i havent seen many of those 318 wide blocks anymore .sounds good, that sweptline dodge is cool.
Becky Watt ur right ,that one is ,but this is a few yrs newer ,and many available powertrains. at my shop we have a 2 ton dodge ,48 with a flat head six.
Ross has a pile of cool stuff from the looks of it.. tundra buggy was before AGCO got there dirty hands on them lol. good machines though.. if you ever run across a 33-36 ford pickup i would run to the end of the earth for it,,
8:04 AND it's a two speed axle! That's the truck I want. I need a dump bed about three times a year. We got out of dirt farming in the 80's and sold our grain trucks. I've wished for dump bed a million times since then. Those old flathead Dodge's never die. Fresh gas, Marvel Mystery oil and patience will get any of them going. The only thing about them I don't like is the damn distributor is not easy to reach at all. You about have to pull it to mess with the points.
i really like that international kb-5 and the 1950 ford truck. nice score on the small 10 speed! i think you can convert it to an overdrive if you need it!
Jeremy Wilson That does make sense, now that you mention it , I used to work on a lot of converted road trucks whers 8th and 9th , and 9th and 10th were way out there , instead of a straight ten spd .It made them hard to drive fully loaded on a secondary road here in Michigan.
I feel like a rock star cause my name was mentioned on ur channel. I recon you've got the clutch issue figured out! J. C. Smith was probably correct about making the RT610 an overdrive ... do some research because a lot of ole truckers used to swap some gears around in them to make it a TALL overdrive!
When your show first started I was thinking Arizona or New Mexico. But low & behold (WA state) Out on the S.E. side ??? Yakima Maybe ??? I grew up and spent most of my life here in Western Washington. Good deal save the old trucks, I'm looking for a 426 or 503 inline 6. And a 52-54 620 GMC. !!! THANKS FOR POSTING. If you need a Ford 390/C-6 or 3/4 ton Dodge 4x4 parts message me....
Hey! Y'all dun real good scorin' that trans....put that behind that V-12 an you''ll be pullin' stumps in the next county! Whatcha gonna put that combo in? Whatever it is gotta call it a stump-rod. Makes Superman look like a wimp! Thanx for sharin, I enjoy tourin other people's collections. ✌☺
Here I am, healthy as a lark yet quarantined by my government, looking for some wholesome car videos... and there you are making a video about some tranny.
then m old truck cabs with speakers opposite the speedos are meant for right hand drive builds where the speedo is on the right and the speaker on the left.. exporting trucks to right hand drive countries made easier..
Yeah, my wife likes cars too. The Scirocco is actually the parts car for her 76 rabbit. The remaining shell is left to me to do something awesome with for her.
Talk about a classy tow vehicle. Take the Dodge, (4:45) a 12 or 24 valve twin turbo Cummins, (pre def 24 val.), and a up to date ram 3500 4wd chassis.✌✌
Dang sir. Right before you said brings back memories I was thinking the same thing.
Very nice sir.You were right on the money when you said a lot of history here. So thanks for the history lessons and the memories.
I really enjoyed it. Happy Motoring.
Ken, Ross has some cool old iron and ideas for them... pretty cool you found a transmisson down the way. Thanks for keeping us in the loop!
Thank you for taking me along that was just way too much fun I love looking at all that old iron
Ive owned countless 68-72 c10's. But none gave me the joy of that on board view of that ole blue Dodge. Thanks for the memories it brought back of ny dad and i and working as a young fella on the dairy farm my grandfather ran. Wow what a blessing. God bless you sir. I have great respect for you and your work ethic and hard work puttin out these videos for us.
Nice to see some younger generation appreciating the old stuff. Can see and hear how much you enjoyed your visit.
That was cool. Thank you for sharing your visit and letting us see that fine collection of old iron sir!
Great stuff Mr. Ken ! Loved part 2 also !! A lot of "vintage" iron !!! My Dad always called the low gear " Bulldog" !! I learned to drive in a late 40'S International cattle truck , also know as a "Corn Binder" !! It had the Bulldog gear . Whenever you shifted in the Internationals , you better double- clutch if you wanted to change gears !!! I guess one of the main reasons I love your videos is they bring back so many great memories !!! For that my friend I thank you !!!! Be safe and God bless you and your family !!!!! Eddy
You were killing me with this walk down memory lane! I had a 1956 Oldsmobile holiday 98, and 1955 GMC 5 window, and a 1954 Chevy 1 ton crew cab.
54 chev is one nice look'n rig..!!!
Always fun to go check out old stuff.
"Compound" related to 4X4 Hi Lo when I was a young boy. "Granny gear" was those non-progressive 1st gears.
The only other "Compound" I remember was the Old Mack RQ 718's & RQ 720's. I was 12 years old when Daddy
started teaching me to drive the old 2 stickers (4X4 & 5X4). The old duece & a 1/2 CCV (WWII vintage) trucks I
learned to float all my gears, So much easier to drive them that way. Between the Granny & Compound I could
walk faster than the truck...so I'd jump out open the gate...let thew truck through...close the gate...then jump
back in & drive the truck. Good video...lotta good info.
Cool stuff, My dad had a 50 f-100 ford truck when I was a kid. I went and dug one out of a junk yard about 20 years ago but I never got around to fixing it so I gave it to a buddy at work when he retired, As far as I know it still sitting under a shelter at his family's home place. Graet video thanks for taking us along for the ride :-)
Awesome trip..takes me back to my uncle Lem’s potato farm out near Easton Maine back in the 60’s..all those old trucks were hauling potatoes off the fields
Cheers from snowy and -35c that’s -31f HudsonBay Ontario 🇨🇦
Great adventure. I stayed till the end and really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing.
Can t believe my luck on a Saturday night! Thanks Ken! Drove s lot of trucks with that four speed tranny. And more than I'd like to remember with a ten speed or thirteen or fifteen
Love the ole iron. Thanks buddy for sharing this with us..
I'm 41 man, you are taking us to toy stores hahaha and childhood. Born in Cuba, in one of the first trucks I started learning was in a quiet 1952 International truck and yes, you can walk by their side idling, very quiet truck that was. And the family sold it, too sad. Was in great shape. So you certainly bring lots of beautiful summer vacations in that truck visiting families in the Country of Florida, Camagüey, the area from where is my mother side of the family. Great channel man, and awesome content, you're bringing back to live lots of engines that are sitting ere, missing the old days fun!!! Great job, keeps you busy and active, that's good!
I am a retired disabled senior and I enjoy watching your videos all day long I just found your channel yesterday and that's all I've been watching thank you for posting your very entertaining and I like your work
thank you so much! welcome and please subscribe.. more videos coming as long as I'm still above ground and sucking air!
Thank you so much for the plethora of recent videos, good stuff.
Not one problem, love lookin at old vehicles. As always be safe. Peace🇺🇸
Great Day! Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for the tour of the treasure trove. Now I have to figure out how to grow moss on the dash of my next project!
Back in 76 thru 79 I was working for a Nursery ( landscaping biz) but we used to lay a lot of sod, and used to have to go cut & load our own too! I used to run the old walk behind sod cutter but after running it for a while, in a day, that thing would wear you out! But boy fooling with that sod it sure would put the muscle on you, like lifting weights all day! Anyhow, I quit school back in 76’ and went to work the very next day ( didn’t have no choice, my old man told me I had too)! You know how that is!! Anyway, good stuff brother man!! 👍✌🏻
A person could hang around there all day thinking up some good projects ! 😊
Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍
Great looking at all the old iron! Always had a soft spot for the Studes. He has some nice old trucks and the sod roller is really cool. It's the first one I've ever seen. Glad you got your transmission too. I know what's goin in front of it and can't wait to see what it'll be goin in. Really enjoyable video buddy. I like learnin about this stuff, see you next time!
ken you must of been hiding and watching me work... i was 13-14 when my dad had a old flat bed two and a half ton chevy truck with a 6 lunger and four speed with granny low..he would be on the ol ford tractor baling hay and id tie off the steering wheel with my belt and throw that ol truck in granny low and let it idle right down the row of bales and toss em up on the truck..when i got to the end of the row id jump in and stop it then climb up and stack the hey and go on to the next row...all day long.... every summer,,sure did keep me in shape,,, learned to drive in that old truck..good memories..it was down around Osceola mo..not far from Arkansas..lol
same neck o the woods.. I was doing the same thing down east of springfield off highway 60
Love going to places like that and that they have a story for everything in the yard . Getting guys like this guy to let go of anything is a great feat just in its self...nice old crusty F1 Ford don't find them just sitting around here anymore . Thanks for the tour .
Come on over for your own tour if you'd like
I would love to but I'm on the other side of the country way up in New York State . I just picked up a F5 cab chassis that came off a apple orchard.....love the old iron you have glad to see you keep it instead of crushing it . Thanks for the offer...would be a great road trip .
I’ve known this guy for close to 18 yrs. small world.
Thanks for taking us with you .looks like a good time to
Reminds me of Johnny Cash
One part at a time
Much Respect Brother
Enjoyed the trip thanks
Man that’s cool watching that old Dodge climb that grade like it was nothing!!
Hey Ken, I endured to the end and was rewarded with lots of Eye Candy, and Old Iron. Kinda sounds like one of them there fancy par fumes from Paris or somewheres. Eye Candy and Old iron, I like it. Nice old iron, too. God Bless. Preciate cha.
Fun video man,Ive been looking forward to the start of your v12 build!
Very cool stuff! Thanks, Ken!
It was a pleasure. Thanks for coming over.
You got some cool old stuff there buddy!
Thanks Ross for the tour and the boom! Great place and mindset you have. Chuck in NE Kansas
Great video Ken. That was fun. Hope your well.
That first Dodge truck appears to have the child proof entry package...
Thanks for taking me along!
Those old Chrysler flatheads were smooth, but also extremely gutless. I had several. They wouldn't outrun themselves. The Chevy 6 was a serious upgrade.
I want it all! Lots of neat old iron there.
This ain't long for me, I've watched ones as long as 2 hours in one go, though I don't do more than one of those a day! Watched some four-hour ones too, but I split those up into a couple-three days! Hot dang, that's a lot of great stuff to have fun with! Even a boom tube!
Neat old iron..love those old boxes
I really like the Blue Diamond. Nice Rig.
Lol that dodge drifter truck reminds me of the 1969 dodge camper special I had that pop and I rebuilt a 400ci for loved that truck
A real nice trip to go along with Waylon. Peace VF
That Tundra Buggy would make one HELLUVA trike! Take the whole cab off, lengthen steering column, plop an old Farmall dash and steering wheel closer to the back wheels, get a nice comfy waverunner or snowmobile seat, maybe a roll bar behind the backseat passenger's head, WOW! Get'r dunnn!
Lots of really cool stuff!
Many nice projects !
My 1st encounter w/a super low gear was about 6-7 years ago working for a supply house...Had a bunch of Internationals(manuals) & some Ford Heavy Dutys(those were automatics). One of the chief drivers & I were coming back from making deliveries & ran into rush hour traffic. Dave says to me: "Throw her into super low." I'm like, "What?" Dave then tells me get out of regular 1st then go hard left & up...when I released the clutch, it was like the truck had shut off - it dropped to about 600 rpm, but the old boy(built in 2001) kept right on moving - yeah, I was impressed.
we used to call it "Granny low" and we'd haul hay on the farm with some old flat bed truck.. you could put er in granny low and get out and walk along beside it and throw hay bales up on the back. you'd just walk along and reach in through the window and turn the steering wheel a little once in a while
Down here in Georgia the Terregator was used to apply city wastewater sludge to hayfields.
Love the ole Blue Diamond....That moss covered B series Dodge is the deluxe model with the corner cab windows. I cut my teeth on those old trucks decades ago.
Ken that is awesome video. Looks like gathering parts and supplies for the new rat rod. I am getting a GMC Brigadier truck and I am not quite sure what I am doing with it yet. But it has a Detroit diesel and a 9 speed Eaton-Fuller transmission in it. By the way I am excited to see yours coming together. Thanks again for the video
Shush... don't give me any ideas. I know of an old GMC brigadier down the road with a stuck injector and have a 50s GMC ton and a half in the yard that needs guts.
Not long enough for me, love all these old cars, wish I could buy them all.
I'm so glad that blue dodge is a v8,and not a slant 6 .love ur videos.
thanks.. when I was a teen.. i used to call those slants an octopus lol cuz of the weird looking manifold..
1963impala2dr your welcome, they do look kinda like an octopus, tentacles, intake runners. my dad calls it granny low to ,first gear ,in them old dump trucks,.i havent seen many of those 318 wide blocks anymore .sounds good, that sweptline dodge is cool.
TRUCKS,TRACTORS,WILDLIFE, GUNS HUGH WOLFE We used to have a 56 Dodge one ton , had a 225 flat head and a granny gear for speed ,one tough truck.
Becky Watt ur right ,that one is ,but this is a few yrs newer ,and many available powertrains. at my shop we have a 2 ton dodge ,48 with a flat head six.
Like that 1970s Lincoln & 1950 f100 since I'm Ford and Mopar guy. Those are the vehicles I would like to hoard and drive a different one everyday
The Lincoln is for sale. Trying to get Cleetus to buy it for his upcoming hybrid car build haha
Double excellent video, so many cool things to see and hear about. What a great area to live. Thx
I love the old studebaker
Just a pleasure to watch
Some friends of my dad own a sod farm, it's an interesting thing to farm.
hope his great, great, great grandchildren can fulfill some of his dream projects...
I really enjoyed this. Good vid.
Awesome, thank you!
Cool man, this is gonna be fun. Old blue diamond stormed up that hill like forgettaboutit....
I spent many years on one of those sod harvesters.
3:47 They put fertilizer spreaders as well as spray rigs on those things. They still have one down at the elevator but it's not running anymore.
The stories are always fun.
Ross has a pile of cool stuff from the looks of it.. tundra buggy was before AGCO got there dirty hands on them lol. good machines though.. if you ever run across a 33-36 ford pickup i would run to the end of the earth for it,,
I'll keep my eyes peeled
@@rbaconator hello im on the middle of moving my ro9889om mate threw me out i think he is pissed because i Justgot the 32 chev pu.
Great ride along thanks :)
8:04 AND it's a two speed axle! That's the truck I want. I need a dump bed about three times a year. We got out of dirt farming in the 80's and sold our grain trucks. I've wished for dump bed a million times since then. Those old flathead Dodge's never die. Fresh gas, Marvel Mystery oil and patience will get any of them going. The only thing about them I don't like is the damn distributor is not easy to reach at all. You about have to pull it to mess with the points.
I missed part one, have to go back and watch it lol
Absolutely love it!
i really like that international kb-5 and the 1950 ford truck. nice score on the small 10 speed! i think you can convert it to an overdrive if you need it!
J.C. SMITH PROJECTS You can do it with a 13 spd , you just need to turn 2of the gears around , changes the shift pattern.
@@beckywatt5048 It can be done with that 10 speed too, but the shift pattern will change. We used to do it with 9spds a lot
Jeremy Wilson That does make sense, now that you mention it , I used to work on a lot of converted road trucks whers 8th and 9th , and 9th and 10th were way out there , instead of a straight ten spd .It made them hard to drive fully loaded on a secondary road here in Michigan.
Very cool staff 👍😎❤️
Lots of cool stuff
I feel like a rock star cause my name was mentioned on ur channel. I recon you've got the clutch issue figured out! J. C. Smith was probably correct about making the RT610 an overdrive ... do some research because a lot of ole truckers used to swap some gears around in them to make it a TALL overdrive!
You are a rock star!
Well actually I do feel kinda like a rock when I'm in the water. LOL .. Yea .. I subbed ya back!
Rat Rod Bob Builds Been there ,done that.
I’d never leave!
Every old truck has a story weather people want to hear it or not. Most people do though.
When your show first started I was thinking Arizona or New Mexico. But low & behold (WA state)
Out on the S.E. side ??? Yakima Maybe ??? I grew up and spent most of my life here in Western Washington. Good deal save the old trucks, I'm looking for a 426 or 503 inline 6. And a 52-54
620 GMC. !!! THANKS FOR POSTING. If you need a Ford 390/C-6 or 3/4 ton Dodge 4x4 parts message me....
Hey! Y'all dun real good scorin' that trans....put that behind that V-12 an you''ll be pullin' stumps in the next county!
Whatcha gonna put that combo in? Whatever it is gotta call it a stump-rod. Makes Superman look like a wimp! Thanx for sharin, I enjoy tourin other people's collections.
✌☺
im going to run the v12 with a 10 spd road ranger and a two spd rear axle
Nice video with interesting countryside. Are you in Idaho?
Lots of cool stuff "In rust we trust"
Lmao nice quote
Great stuff
All them goodies!
Lots of future projects there!
Plus one more that I haven't gotten around to dragging home yet.
I really want to build an IH KB5 some day
Now that is cool man
Hi, I'm from Vancouver, WA. Living in Stevenson now. Cool stuff. Great channel.
Those 555ci Cummins in that terrsgator were one nasty motor to work on.
You know...
back in my day, the phrase "Blow'in a tranny" meant you had car trouble .
BEST !
Here I am, healthy as a lark yet quarantined by my government, looking for some wholesome car videos... and there you are making a video about some tranny.
and a 10 speed "tranny" at that!
Nice!
That forklift sounds like its got a big block in it lol
then
m old truck cabs with speakers opposite the speedos are meant for right hand drive builds where the speedo is on the right and the speaker on the left.. exporting trucks to right hand drive countries made easier..
The transmission in the blue diamond is a hole lot quieter than old Hoffa! The blue diamond needs another gear she wants to keep on going man!
So now we have a trans for the v12. ya hooo!
15:38 insert bootscootin tunes 😎
Quite the horde that boy has. Lots of projects, must be single! Ha! Crack myself up, keep rating
na, he's got a nice wife who supports his passion
Yeah, my wife likes cars too. The Scirocco is actually the parts car for her 76 rabbit. The remaining shell is left to me to do something awesome with for her.
Talk about a classy tow vehicle. Take the Dodge, (4:45) a 12 or 24 valve twin turbo Cummins, (pre def 24 val.), and a up to date ram 3500 4wd chassis.✌✌
That'd be cool but that's smaller than I was thinking for a tow rig... I do have a Cummins v8 and an overdrive 9 speed.
@ 12:45, you forgot to mention the BFH {Big Frikken Hammer}
Looks like cashmere, Wenatchee area.
started in Wenatchee.. the transmission was in Quincy
My kinda place, Yea!!!