Never thought I would see such cool trucks when first subscribing. You're becoming quite the diesel and rare truck officianado. Really digging that GMC. The seller did a nice job on it
Love love love, big red. These are the kind of truck I like to work. I am currently running an old farm truck on my farm daily. After 60 years it still works.
The wheels on that truck alone are reason enough to buy it, they look so cool! So big and meaty and no-nonsense. Please don’t replace them with tacky chrome semi wheels, these are way more unique and interesting.
Hey Rich remember that flooded Tesla you paid over $20,000 for back in 2019 and was flooded to the roof and it was all moldy? What ever happened to that I've been waiting for an update video
I want that truck. Better yet, you have inspired me to modify my 1948 GMC COE. She's a beauty but is a 2.5 ton truck with a 235 maybe a 100 horse. It is not a daily driver. I don't have a diesel. But I do have a one ton Chevy 4x4 454 truck donner. This was the kick in the pants to get me going. Thanks Rich
Lol it looks like a Matchbox car, brilliant. The best part are the tyres/wheels that came with it. Don't go with big rims or anything too pimped. Now it all matches. Beautiful.
Holly smokes.. i was chocking behind my monitor need some monitor wipers to clean & watch these old 'clean coal' diesel farts running like that on dyno.. No wonder the EPA helicopter was above them the whole time, when they are used planet gets much warmer.. [ Ohh.. btw i up-voted your post, i watch from Europe and i'm a little sarcastic here but still damn it.. i really think the diesel banning will get there too eventually ].. ;0)
casually thinking a bed stack, fix suspension, brakes, balance tires and maybe an intercooler and a bigger turbo but it's not a project so just kidding
That lever at 4:06 min could be for the old hydraulic brakes. You press the brake pedal and flip that lever and it holds the pressure to the wheels, allowing you to take your foot off the brakes. Flip the lever the opposite way and it releases the pressure bake to the master cylinder.
Rich, something you should know about the Cummins 4BT/6BT: They have a dowel pin at the top of the block, above the timing gears. It can fall out, and destroy those gears. Big mess. It's called the Killer Dowel Pin. The fix is a simple steel tab and a bolt to hold it in place. The labor is what's expensive, but it beats a killed engine.
@@jeffrykopis5468 just the fran shroud and the fan/ fan clutch. Its less work than when i swapped my water pump on my 2000 7.3L. im actually doing a kdp fix this weekend on my 12V i just got a month ago. I am actually taking the whole core support and radiator off too though - previous owner wrecked it and damaged the front left side and im replacing it all - shouldnt take a few hours for that WHOLE thing.
my dad had a 64 gmc dump truck and just seeing the interior with that wheel and that bouncy as all hell seat, the massive side mirrors and the sound of the door closing... man, memories.
I sure couldn't draw that well at 5! But by age 10 I could, and I drew cars all the time. I mostly drew 55-57 CHEVIES, 32 Fords and Model A hot rods, classic Mustangs, and Ford (always) trucks. I did that until I was about 17.
You i know this doesn’t mean anything to anyone but this is absolutely one the coolest trucks on youtube and I haven’t watched 5 mins the video yet this thing is an absolute unit man holy moly.
Not so much clean, ,but seal up the rips, at least. Trucks like that are supposed to be cleaned with a garden hose. That is, the _cab_ should be cleaned with a garden hose.
- Blows up duramax from pushing it too hard - Buys another truck to replace duramax - Throws it on the dyno and sprays nitrous into the intake from a cracked bottle There's definitely a pattern forming...
@@MrOiram46 a very ironic one because on the recommendations, this one was below a Whistling Diesel Video about an Indestructible pickup called Toyota Hilux
Well these 12 valve Cummins engines can handle the abuse they are literally the best engine in existence. Unlike the dura Max that can bearly hang any abuse
@@abishaicaldera2978 The Isuzu is a good engine, but I agree that the Cummins is a better one. (the Powerstrokes are too, if you exclude the 6.4 and un-bulletproofed 6.0s) But this isn't a 12V. He's got a 24V In it. More configurable with instant tunes, and therefore more powerful, but I do love the old 12V 5.9.
That valve you found under the dash was a hydraulic lock for the brakes (Mico lock brand I would guess). As for tires, that truck cab probably rolled out of the factory with 7.50 X 20 tires or 8.25 X 20 tires in the wheel well.
23:30 "I just like older trucks" That really got me thinking as to why. Older trucks are no-nonsense workhorses meant to work. Modern trucks and the way a lot of people use them are basically just bigger crossovers. 4wd Hemis that stay in the garage if it snows because it's someone's baby. Go buy a Kia then and save the money and gas.
yeah, a lot of the market now is people who just want a truck. the f150 aluminum body especially doesn't hold up well in actual workhorse conditions most of the time.
A lot of trucks today have basically become oversized and overpriced family grocery getters with a lot of unnecessary things that can and will go wrong for something that’s supposed to be for work.
I hope you give this thing a sick paint job. Keep the same red, but freshen up the dents current paint. Keep rims but black them out, as well as the front white bumper piece. Get after market BLACK GMC badge with red outline. This thing is so rad already, but could be radical with some updates.
Like the truck, when I was 8 years old the first vehicle I learned to drive was a 1965 two ton Chevy stakebed on my grandfather's ranch/ farm, every summer for 9 years I would go to my Grandparents farm to stay anywhere from two weeks to two months (and when I went I had to work no free rides with my Grandfather) and while at times I thought it sucked at time, those were some of the best times of my life. The nearest neighbor was over a mile away and the nearest town was a bit over 15 miles away ( but it was a really small town and the town that was better was about 30 miles away) and it was all dirt roads. There was a lot of fun times and a lot of hard work but it was well worth it, and now I'm over 60 I really appreciate that part of my life. 👍😆😜🥴😎😎🦅🐈 Thanks for the memories of that time because of seeing your truck 😊😆😆🐈
I really like the style of this truck, I think it deserves a nice touch on the paint, interior, new tyres, but keep the same style, and just maintenance, I really like the way it is
I got fired from my job because i almost fought my 50 year old coworker.. and It got toxic yo so now, i spend most of my time smoking weed on my TH-cam channel now, meanwhile i get back to the hustle👀
I have to be honest this truck is one of the best truck l seen here in the state and rare and is going to go so high in price if you keep it and the owner did a nice clean job . Congrats on buying this beautiful truck and more than the future you deserve it .
I'd definitely look into making it run with a better air to fuel ratio. Black smoke doesn't do much besides give others asthma attacks. Plus save fuel while not actually reducing performance which is becoming a real problem.
That lever on your dash is a brake . Line lock. You push hard on the flip the lever and it locks the brake fluid from returning. Like an emergency brakes system . Could be set up on the front or rear or both. To hold the brake . Much better than the drum on the drive shaft behind the transmission.
may I remind this would get stuck with open diff RWD, and that torque. I live somewhere with 5 solid months of snow. would need at least a diff lock and studded tires.
Wow u actually were able to get John maldoons beast of a truck from one and only diesel transmission wizardon the east coast!!, Hands down most definitely pretty sweet ass purchase rich u for sure for a awesome deal and a well built and taken care of old school GMC brotha!! Congratulations
Imagine a world where the self starter hadn’t been invented and we’ve been driving electric since 1912. Then someone comes along and says “I’ve got a great idea for the most complicated engine & systems you can imagine to move a vehicle down the road.” Gotta love it.
@@beerdedwanderer Hey Just so you know Elon is a fraud...The real Tesla had a Lagonda that he built that ran an Aerial and a Motor...No charge...Just Juice...We had it...and it was cheap or free...and 'They' didn't like it....so it all got taken away...Watch James Cor betts...How Big Oil took over the World. Have a Good Day
Except when you can't quite get your foot in the right spot, or the thing's stuck because you haven't stomped the button in months, and it's gummed up.
@@lavapix We had the high beams on the floor in an 81 E150. If you weren't using them regularly, the button could stick and jam up. We very rarely used high beams, even on the rural roads we lived upon.
I've got a 76' international loadstar 1600 dump truck I work it as much as possible. Has a gas 345 international 4 speed Allison auto. But between mechanic work and that truck is how I make a living. Good to see someone saving another old truck they don't make them like that anymore, even tho it's not original.
@@82f100swb OK. I was not sure if Dodge trucks were hydroboost or vacuum. From how he described the brake problem, I think there is no vacuum or a bad booster.
@@B.V.Luminous Yeah. With all the work that went into this cool truck, and the builder dropped the ball to put an automatic in it. Missed a great chance to put a 5 or 6 speed in there... woulda made the truck much cooler. Those little auto-shifter pods add an awkwardly dinky element to an otherwise big truck.
Love all the videos, what about a truck like this one with a 60kwh pack and a diesel generator under the hood, no transmission, maybe a 2 speed axel????
Feeling like shit and sweating profusely are the first two symptoms I had for my first heart attack. (1 of 3) Don't wait for radiating arm pain and "There's a reason Elvis died (of a heart attack) on the shitter."
This truck is beautiful. I have never seen such a truck. I love old vehicles but this one has blown up my little head. That's a 6bt engine usually found in a Daf leyland trucks. I would be the happiest person living having that truck.
Love these old GMCs. My dad had 1 way back in the day. His had been a water tanker, so longer frame. Also gas not diesel. That thing was our daily driver for a few years.
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MORE BIG RED! - th-cam.com/video/OBqOw6U9cdI/w-d-xo.html
ever thought of a OM606 swap
it looks like a truck. it drives like a tractor
Man go to dennyt and get a 3600 governor spring you’ll see a hell of a difference
Yes
Yes for sure
Leave the wheels alone. Everything has chrome dualies or semi wheels. This thing looks badass, like an old matchbox car in full scale, just as it is.
I agree, sandblast and repaint white or matte black but NO CHROME OR SEMI BS
Based on his previous videos, he'll probably pick the ugliest wheels he can find
Talking about wheels, Model D and Red have both 5 lug patterns... Just sayin' 🫣
@@thetechfromheaven uhhhhhh.... lug spacing?
Yes the white steel wheels match the age and style
That old GMC body and the sound of that Cummins... what a beautiful combination. One of the coolest trucks you have by far, Rich. Never sell it
Never thought I would see such cool trucks when first subscribing. You're becoming quite the diesel and rare truck officianado. Really digging that GMC. The seller did a nice job on it
yeah that truck is absolutely rad. one of the few times i am completely jealous.
I know what shop tuned it, so yeah great buy
Rare? These are like $500 all day and not rare one but
@@MrPland1992 rare for the east coast where everything rusts
“Clifford” is a great name! Love the original wheels. Awesome truck!!
The ratio & proportions of that truck/wheels/tires/bed are unbelievably good.
tell me more about the tires and wheels, please,
Love love love, big red. These are the kind of truck I like to work. I am currently running an old farm truck on my farm daily. After 60 years it still works.
Now THAT is a truck!
Leave it exactly how it is. That’d be my daily if I had it.
I think he should do a video restoring the interior and seats.
I agree with this sentiment. That truck is so sweet just the way it is.
The fukin daily 💀
Imagine paying for gas to fuel that thing
@@superspeederbooster your ass would hurt that's for sure
The wheels on that truck alone are reason enough to buy it, they look so cool! So big and meaty and no-nonsense. Please don’t replace them with tacky chrome semi wheels, these are way more unique and interesting.
Hey Rich remember that flooded Tesla you paid over $20,000 for back in 2019 and was flooded to the roof and it was all moldy? What ever happened to that I've been waiting for an update video
🤣🤣🤣
ROTFL!
Are chickens fed?
Waaaaaahahahahaha
Been living under a rock Sam? Lol!
Nice truck! I'd keep the wheels, add a locking diff to the rear, upgrade the brakes, add stacks (or a single stack) and toss an intercooler on there.
The wheels look great, they are so simple. I'd just clean Clifford up and do so rust prevention. Improve brakes. Put an alarm on that gas tank.
Fuel Tank.
Diesel tank
I want that truck. Better yet, you have inspired me to modify my 1948 GMC COE. She's a beauty but is a 2.5 ton truck with a 235 maybe a 100 horse. It is not a daily driver. I don't have a diesel. But I do have a one ton Chevy 4x4 454 truck donner. This was the kick in the pants to get me going. Thanks Rich
Lol it looks like a Matchbox car, brilliant. The best part are the tyres/wheels that came with it. Don't go with big rims or anything too pimped. Now it all matches. Beautiful.
Holly smokes.. i was chocking behind my monitor need some monitor wipers to clean & watch these old 'clean coal' diesel farts running like that on dyno..
No wonder the EPA helicopter was above them the whole time, when they are used planet gets much warmer..
[ Ohh.. btw i up-voted your post, i watch from Europe and i'm a little sarcastic here but still damn it.. i really think the diesel banning will get there too eventually ].. ;0)
Keep those sick wheels. They are so ridiculously big and wide. So unique for this truck.
It's not a project..... but do you want to see more of big red or nah?
casually thinking a bed stack, fix suspension, brakes, balance tires and maybe an intercooler and a bigger turbo but it's not a project so just kidding
@@RichRebuilds pin your comment uncle Rich, its too far down. Also Leenda's ass clickbait works so good job.
Yes! Make this into a project! Awesome!!
TBH, don’t care what truck or car you have on. It’s all about you and your crew’s hi jinx is why I’m here Rich.
more but Rich I really want you to do more on the Corvette please
That lever at 4:06 min could be for the old hydraulic brakes. You press the brake pedal and flip that lever and it holds the pressure to the wheels, allowing you to take your foot off the brakes. Flip the lever the opposite way and it releases the pressure bake to the master cylinder.
Yep, a MICO Brake Lock !
The cgi for that smoke looks very realistic.
yeah this was filmed six month ago the post-work rendering took a bit longer XD
U hater leve the man alone
is that a haggard garage reference ? lmao
Black smoke is unburnt fuel. My 1987 Mercedes-Benz diesel does not smoke a bit. You guys could do better. Cheers!
Haha
That’s damn impressive. Can’t go wrong with a Cummins. The truck is definitely setup correctly. Nice 👍. Thanks for sharing.
Rich, something you should know about the Cummins 4BT/6BT: They have a dowel pin at the top of the block, above the timing gears. It can fall out, and destroy those gears. Big mess. It's called the Killer Dowel Pin. The fix is a simple steel tab and a bolt to hold it in place. The labor is what's expensive, but it beats a killed engine.
hell the labor is nothing if u own basic tools. 10mm socket and removing fan clutch
@@nicholascravens6674 Don't ya have to take everything off the front of the engine to get the timing cover off?
@@jeffrykopis5468 just the fran shroud and the fan/ fan clutch. Its less work than when i swapped my water pump on my 2000 7.3L. im actually doing a kdp fix this weekend on my 12V i just got a month ago. I am actually taking the whole core support and radiator off too though - previous owner wrecked it and damaged the front left side and im replacing it all - shouldnt take a few hours for that WHOLE thing.
@@nicholascravens6674 Good to know, thanks! All the more reason for Rich to get it done.
my dad had a 64 gmc dump truck and just seeing the interior with that wheel and that bouncy as all hell seat, the massive side mirrors and the sound of the door closing... man, memories.
When a 5-year-old draws a truck, this is what’s in their head. So great.
I sure couldn't draw that well at 5! But by age 10 I could, and I drew cars all the time. I mostly drew 55-57 CHEVIES, 32 Fords and Model A hot rods, classic Mustangs, and Ford (always) trucks. I did that until I was about 17.
The laughter while going down the road in that C10 made my day.
100% wanna see this truck again
You i know this doesn’t mean anything to anyone but this is absolutely one the coolest trucks on youtube and I haven’t watched 5 mins the video yet this thing is an absolute unit man holy moly.
I'd leave the exterior exactly as-is, definitely no shiny rims on this truck. I would make the interior clean though.
All id do is fix the paint, same exact color though.
Not so much clean, ,but seal up the rips, at least. Trucks like that are supposed to be cleaned with a garden hose. That is, the _cab_ should be cleaned with a garden hose.
Rich's i do what i want attitude is my favorite part of this channel!
- Blows up duramax from pushing it too hard
- Buys another truck to replace duramax
- Throws it on the dyno and sprays nitrous into the intake from a cracked bottle
There's definitely a pattern forming...
Whistling Diesel formula?
@@MrOiram46 a very ironic one because on the recommendations, this one was below a Whistling Diesel Video about an Indestructible pickup called Toyota Hilux
Well these 12 valve Cummins engines can handle the abuse they are literally the best engine in existence. Unlike the dura Max that can bearly hang any abuse
@@abishaicaldera2978 The Isuzu is a good engine, but I agree that the Cummins is a better one. (the Powerstrokes are too, if you exclude the 6.4 and un-bulletproofed 6.0s)
But this isn't a 12V. He's got a 24V In it. More configurable with instant tunes, and therefore more powerful, but I do love the old 12V 5.9.
That valve you found under the dash was a hydraulic lock for the brakes (Mico lock brand I would guess). As for tires, that truck cab probably rolled out of the factory with 7.50 X 20 tires or 8.25 X 20 tires in the wheel well.
23:30 "I just like older trucks"
That really got me thinking as to why. Older trucks are no-nonsense workhorses meant to work. Modern trucks and the way a lot of people use them are basically just bigger crossovers. 4wd Hemis that stay in the garage if it snows because it's someone's baby. Go buy a Kia then and save the money and gas.
yeah, a lot of the market now is people who just want a truck. the f150 aluminum body especially doesn't hold up well in actual workhorse conditions most of the time.
A lot of trucks today have basically become oversized and overpriced family grocery getters with a lot of unnecessary things that can and will go wrong for something that’s supposed to be for work.
Just watch all the "trucks" going down the hiway.
1 in 30 are actually hauling something in the bed.
But they saved money that one time three years ago when they got a fridge from costco!
@@gqqggq7127 New dishwasher, honey? Sure, I can haul it home.
This is the moment I've been training for my whole life!
I hope you give this thing a sick paint job. Keep the same red, but freshen up the dents current paint. Keep rims but black them out, as well as the front white bumper piece. Get after market BLACK GMC badge with red outline. This thing is so rad already, but could be radical with some updates.
Clifford is awesome!! That dude did a great job building it.
Rich : we're on a hill Leenda so just ease into it
Leenda : *chuckles like a toddler about to do something bad*
Your videos have turned into something in look forward to every Sunday. The EPA chopper had my dying
😂😂😂😂😂
A little resto-mod and that thing would be amazing. Things I would change, intercooler, power steering, under the bed fuel tank, regular truck bed.
That's a beautiful truck, I love the how wheels look.
I love the picture. Nice rear end!! Uh, on the truck, I mean. Yeah, the truck. I know the original model of this truck very well. Good old truck!!
Love old medium duty trucks, you can assemble them with spare parts like Frankenstein and they’ll keep going! 👍
Like the truck, when I was 8 years old the first vehicle I learned to drive was a 1965 two ton Chevy stakebed on my grandfather's ranch/ farm, every summer for 9 years I would go to my Grandparents farm to stay anywhere from two weeks to two months (and when I went I had to work no free rides with my Grandfather) and while at times I thought it sucked at time, those were some of the best times of my life. The nearest neighbor was over a mile away and the nearest town was a bit over 15 miles away ( but it was a really small town and the town that was better was about 30 miles away) and it was all dirt roads. There was a lot of fun times and a lot of hard work but it was well worth it, and now I'm over 60 I really appreciate that part of my life.
👍😆😜🥴😎😎🦅🐈 Thanks for the memories of that time because of seeing your truck 😊😆😆🐈
I love the wheel and tire combo on that thing it looks good with those on it
Just needs to be loved and driven!!! I’d put stacks on; straight with old school flappers, but a nice kick out at the top would be good too
Leenda cakes?! You could make a killing on the onlyvans
what makes you think she dont already have one. look up "Leenda Lucia nude" thank me later
Amen 🙏
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@@AwesomeBlackDude what lol
Amen to that brother.
I really like the style of this truck, I think it deserves a nice touch on the paint, interior, new tyres, but keep the same style, and just maintenance, I really like the way it is
Name it Clifford for sure, Fricken cool ride. You should add power steering and brakes, put a big 5th wheel hitch on it and make it the shop tow rig
I had an f150 named Clifford lol
Love this truck! Hubert is the name that keeps coming to me for what ever reason.
Is Stevon influencing all these pickup trucks with that mullet?
I got fired from my job because i almost fought my 50 year old coworker.. and It got toxic yo so now, i spend most of my time smoking weed on my TH-cam channel now, meanwhile i get back to the hustle👀
@@SevenHunnid watch Louis Rossmann videos and get your shit together man. Also get into repairing stuff, it's the best hustle.
I have to be honest this truck is one of the best truck l seen here in the state and rare and is going to go so high in price if you keep it and the owner did a nice clean job .
Congrats on buying this beautiful truck and more than the future you deserve it .
Don't bother Leenda at that address, that is for the EPA only.
Wasn't she homeless?
Leenda works at a "Gentleman's Club" apparently...
@@jcargentum 4play the gentlemen's club - I assume she lives there.
Sweet! that thing looks like a giant Tonka toy.
I'd definitely look into making it run with a better air to fuel ratio. Black smoke doesn't do much besides give others asthma attacks. Plus save fuel while not actually reducing performance which is becoming a real problem.
Personally I wouldn't do much with this one other than upkeep. It's an old super cool bad ass truck, I'd just enjoy the hell outta this one dude.
It's midnight were I live, but I cannot go to sleep without watching your video! Keep it on!
That lever on your dash is a brake . Line lock. You push hard on the flip the lever and it locks the brake fluid from returning. Like an emergency brakes system . Could be set up on the front or rear or both. To hold the brake . Much better than the drum on the drive shaft behind the transmission.
That black smoke better be getting paid as much as the white smoke...
Looks like big red is kick’n ass and taking names. Love it man.
Instead of going to the trouble of swapping rims and hubs, just have those rims chromed. Great truck, nice score!
Or spray paint them silver.
"chrome" powdercoat.
Powdercoat them any color or finish you want.
@@jameson6930 Glue kitchen butter knives on it’s the same thing.
Leave them white, no chrome.
I absolutely KNEW you had some joke attached to the address. "4Play Gentlemen's Club" LOL legendary
I bet that truck would be great to take on the lake to go ice fishing.
Nope its a Ford cause Chevy sinks "like a rock" and shit floats
may I remind this would get stuck with open diff RWD, and that torque. I live somewhere with 5 solid months of snow. would need at least a diff lock and studded tires.
@@rustedratchetgarage6788 top notch boomer comment
25:59
@@rustedratchetgarage6788 The truck's a GMC with a Cummins..... your comment makes no sense.
8:22 The Expression!... Pure Gold, Pure Oscars!!! Leenda, you're a natural serial killer! :D
Wow u actually were able to get John maldoons beast of a truck from one and only diesel transmission wizardon the east coast!!, Hands down most definitely pretty sweet ass purchase rich u for sure for a awesome deal and a well built and taken care of old school GMC brotha!! Congratulations
That truck is nuts, it looks like every kid's favorite sandbox toy that they fantasize about someday driving in real life. 9.625/10.
If someone were to ask me what the focus of Rich's channel is, I'd be lost. He's all over the place lol
My favorite mediocre car channel
Thins that move
and I love it. :)
the answer is black man, big booty & badass rides
The focus is Rich.
I like how he started with the Teslas and now is getting into TRUCKS!!!!! Good Choice!!!!! 👍
Lil' Jimmy!! That's what I'd name it. I'd LOVE to have that truck!!
That is a NIIIIIICE truck, I love those good ol farm trucks, single cabs are my favorite for numerous reasons
Imagine a world where the self starter hadn’t been invented and we’ve been driving electric since 1912. Then someone comes along and says “I’ve got a great idea for the most complicated engine & systems you can imagine to move a vehicle down the road.” Gotta love it.
Batteries were pretty crappy in 1912. Diesel is much more reliable.
Imagine a world where people spend 8 hours refueling their car and think that's progress.
imagine a world where people don't expect technology to progress
@@beerdedwanderer Hey Just so you know Elon is a fraud...The real Tesla had a Lagonda that he built that ran an Aerial and a Motor...No charge...Just Juice...We had it...and it was cheap or free...and 'They' didn't like it....so it all got taken away...Watch James Cor betts...How Big Oil took over the World. Have a Good Day
@@zdream720 That's the one I like. Old tech is the best tech. Ya know you can fix it.
The C10 Chevy door has the "Tommy Boy Special!"
Highbeams on the floor were great back then.
Except when you can't quite get your foot in the right spot, or the thing's stuck because you haven't stomped the button in months, and it's gummed up.
@@tbelding I'm guessing you didn't like them. You never needed to stomp on them. A light push worked fine.
@@lavapix We had the high beams on the floor in an 81 E150. If you weren't using them regularly, the button could stick and jam up. We very rarely used high beams, even on the rural roads we lived upon.
78 oldsmobile delta 88 floor high beams worked great till the car was scrapped in 2007...floor pan completely rusted apart
I've got a 76' international loadstar 1600 dump truck I work it as much as possible. Has a gas 345 international 4 speed Allison auto. But between mechanic work and that truck is how I make a living. Good to see someone saving another old truck they don't make them like that anymore, even tho it's not original.
I think you need a source of vacuum to get the brakes working correctly. The tank on the passenger side frame rail is a vacuum tank.
Engine should have a vacuum pump on it as it looks to have been from a Dodge app.
@@82f100swb OK. I was not sure if Dodge trucks were hydroboost or vacuum. From how he described the brake problem, I think there is no vacuum or a bad booster.
Awsome truck...can't believe you can still find stuff like this....I love it....it's awsome!
That truck is beyond awesome!!!!
The collective laughing at 23:35 is the kind of laughter you hear when you acknowledge that you may very well die in the moment having fun.
God I love this channel! You guys have the best content.
May this truck ling long and prosper. 🖖
From the outside "Big Red" looks more badass than any new Duramax I've seen. Also prob cheaper for repairs 😄
Except that transmission.
@@B.V.Luminous Yeah. With all the work that went into this cool truck, and the builder dropped the ball to put an automatic in it. Missed a great chance to put a 5 or 6 speed in there... woulda made the truck much cooler.
Those little auto-shifter pods add an awkwardly dinky element to an otherwise big truck.
Love all the videos, what about a truck like this one with a 60kwh pack and a diesel generator under the hood, no transmission, maybe a 2 speed axel????
Rick's Duramax Story: F*** around and find out. Well, he found out.
Feeling like shit and sweating profusely are the first two symptoms I had for my first heart attack. (1 of 3)
Don't wait for radiating arm pain and "There's a reason Elvis died (of a heart attack) on the shitter."
Put a 2 stroke Detroit diesel in It and call it Screaming Jimmy
This is the best thing you've had on the channel in a long time.
This truck is beautiful. I have never seen such a truck. I love old vehicles but this one has blown up my little head. That's a 6bt engine usually found in a Daf leyland trucks. I would be the happiest person living having that truck.
A sponsorship from native? I’ve been using their stuff for years! That’s the last sponsorship I expected to see haha
Those wide wheels and tires make quite a statement, I love it!
I like it the way it is, but a nice set of Alcoa rims would look good.
Put some Polished Alcoa’s on that unit Rich! Clifford is definitely it’s name.
I remember seeing that truck on Greg A Channel a few years ago . Still looks just the same . Cool ass truck for sure
glad to know i wasn't just imagining that
Muldoons diesel in Delaware
@@J-BOOGY thank you couldn't remember the name. But remember he builds killer transmission
Leenda makes these videos a lot more fun to watch 😍😘.
What I find odd about this channel is came here for the electric vehicle content, buy I'm STAYING for the coal rolling environmental destruction.
Doble Steamer next month? Direct drive, lots of foot lbs.
Brooooo!! That 12v Cummins sounds *So* amazing!! Love this truck, Rich!!!
long live mullet trucks
I knew it wasn't Leeda's address, but I had to look it up. Well played Rich, well played hahahaha.
That truck is single handedly causing global warming. Love it.
Damn Muldoons old truck, She's a ripper for sure!
when are you boys getting back to the electric corvette?
exactly!
Leave the wheels and tyres as they are, they make it badass. It's perfect as is. Just maintain and enjoy.
You now have an obligation to provide hay rides to the neighborhood kids in the fall. Congrats
Our family farm has 3 1970 F-750's that are still mint. Trans gears have been replaced, but the things look immaculate.
Wish this was that.
more big red. do you do any local meet ups? I'm from nh and would love to see the collection... fucking awesome I can say that. congrats man!!!!
Love these old GMCs. My dad had 1 way back in the day. His had been a water tanker, so longer frame. Also gas not diesel.
That thing was our daily driver for a few years.