You should get a new bumper do the front and back in Black give it that look think you should do a barn wood floor to it would go great with the overall truck just my two sense
yup, shop the junkyards for a non chrome bumper a step one on rear, paint them satin black, plus the paint scheme from the MACHO POWER WAGON in rattle can black doing the cab would jazz the look up .and how about a safari bar up front????
When US vehicles are imported to the UK, if the reverse lights are near the brake/marker lights, they have amber bulbs fitted and are converted into turn signals like this. On cars where they are near the licence plate (limos), amber lights are fitted to the bumper.
My first car was a 68 roadrunner and after that I was a mopar fan for life. Watching you bring these old Dodge's back to life brings back so many memories. Enjoy all your videos.
For a reverse light, I have typically drilled some holes on the bottom bumper and used some implement lights. They tell people you’re backing up, and the light up well in the dark.
What a JOY this channel is my young friend! You are a NATURAL. So pleasant and calm. I love to watch your stuff. Truth be told, I love Repo AND that what appears to be a '60 Dodge truck. That's my favorite. Looks slightly lowered. AWESOME! Good stuff brother. I enjoy every single second! Keep it up. Love ya Repo!
Great Video Dylan! I am digging the 15 inch ARE Jeep rims. Give us some updates when you put the Amber turn signal bulbs in there. If you have any extra footage of How To crimp and heat shrink and wire loom the tail lights I would appreciate it. Do you use a BBQ lighter on the heat shrinking?
Budget restoration job for a "workin mans truck" would be great. Do the wire harness and fab some bumpers do the cheap acrylic shop paint. It would be good content for the next 5 episodes and prolly be under 500 bucks.
Been doing a turquoise and white 72 d100 long bed with a 360 while you've been doing this one. Got it for 500 bucks back in January and registered it a few weeks ago. Had 60,500 miles on the clock when I got it and it just turned over 61,000 today. Something about these trucks are so fun to drive.
That Bible verse truly fits here - your are reviving these left behind cars, & gearheads appreciate that. I'm going to overlook those dang ferd, I mean Ford taillights - you said you were doing this on a budget, & as long as the lights do what they're supposed to do, no one should complain. But they will, because it makes them feel good about themselves. And you can count me as a fan of the wheel/tire combo: again, the price is right, & a little scrubbing will make them look even better. And matching tires makes Rump feel better in handling, braking, & steering - win/win! Good job - the Rump Road Trip is not too far in the future, I'm sure.
good video!! reminds me of my 73 Dodge Sno-Fighter, short box, smooth-side, mine was a leaning tower of power, w/a 3spd man with a granny low gear and 4.89 axle gears, that truck could push a mountain, but couldn't get much over 63mph. I miss that old truck
Dylan this has been a nice diversion for me as well a journey into my past having had use of a D100 in the very late 70's. I believe it was 3-on-the-tree though. Also I am sure my D100 wasn't a Step-Side. He cranked over and started in such a unique manner that once you knew how to do so, Wa-La, he came to life and was stout and dependable all the day long. You rested in the shade of Rump at the end here under the 'Custom/D100' badge and now with FoMoCo tail lamps signaling thru the backup lens there is no arguing this D100 is Customized. Also stop the rust and patch a hole here and there, spray a clear finish you have a fine rescue worth being proud to own and drive. Thanks for your series on this truck, nice having been a spectator.
These older dodge pick ups are fun to drive. I love driving my 87 d100. I ditched my hub caps and painted the steel wheels blk. I went with 255 70 15 on all 4 corners. Nice work on the rear lights, looks good.
@@gertraba4484 🤣🤣🤣, yup! I have a small collection of vintage car audio, and I do have a SPARK-O-MATIC car stereo and e.q, with a set of Mindblower 6x9s!
Black is the best choice for a contrast to the color, the only other possible is white, and that looks weak. It's easy to work off black, and will be easier to deal with.Some used sheet steel cut to fit for the box, and a lot of grinder discs on the rust. Your arm muscles will ache, but you will look like the terminator. Good choice Dylan
The truck already has those separate round backup lights so you could just leave the turn signal in the backup light portion of the tail light and wire in the existing backup lights.
Absolutely, this was my plan, but unfortunately the wiring is totally gone and the housing for the reverse lights is shot. I can get something to work though.
Should'ent the Turn signals/back-up lights be turned the other way around ?so that the Turn signals/Back up lights are on the Bottom ? or would the "FOMOCO" be showing ? lol
I can hear the dog panting in the background....a mopar hound. I thought that year truck had the round tail lights originally...didn't go with those standard jeep style tail lights until 77 or 78 I think.
You need to put something under the car anytime you lift it. An old rim, chunk of wood, a stand, its not for your safety, its for people that are inexperienced with cars and watch your videos and think the jack alone will be fine. Thats how old aussie tail lights work. Blinker is reverse lights. Nice ute. I like the colour, wheels look good and suit it
I love dodge no matter what anyone say i have 2003 dodge ram 1500 with 400000 on oraganls motor an transmission with no problems always do realgler fulid Chang's early then need to keep her running strong she never let me down
Wheels and tires do change a lot. We have a pretty sad looking XJ with tires the same size as yours. We nust got some actual jeep tires and it looks so right.
Hot rod dirty's had a square body for sale that had a stained barn door painted fence post bed and it was so sweet with this tribal Native American Shield feather type of pattern going on in The Faded paint
i had a 1979 Dodge Adventurer Tradesman....the only year with 4 square headlights. Its 318 was converted to a ghetto 340. Carter Competition series carb...727 HD trans...plywood for floor panels. 3 inch Structural channel for a front bumper that went around the grille and headlights and 6 inch i-beam from a crane for a rear bumper...with 2 sets of Hella headlights in the rear. Anyone that had high beams on my ass got nuked..i miss her. she was the War Machine
Hey Dylan, not sure what's more hammered here, that truck or your sneakers!...lol JK I love the old skips! On a more serious note I found "Junk yard digs" and saw you guys get that old Plymouth running and subscribed to Kevin's channel, then I found Luke's channel to be very valuable as I need his carb skills to get my trans am back running again after 23 years in my garage. I finally subscribed to your channel today and I just want to say for a couple of millennial kids you guys are pretty cool. Your not out modifying stupid Hondas or Toyota's, you guys remind me of when I was young fixing and building old school American V8 60's and 70's muscle cars with my buddy's and for that I commend all three of you, and you seem to be really decent kids as well. Keep the content coming and I will continue to support you guys...stay safe
So you swapped out your really old tyres for slightly newer but still old wheels and tyres. Nice. Also the tail lights look great but I would cut off that extra little outer tab that is on the driver side. The turn signal solution is fantastic, very well thought out.
You could put an orange bulb in the reverse lights to keep seperate turn signals and have some smaller 4" reverse lights under the tray so the tailgate can come down
Cool truck, put a yellow led into the clear window with a parallel resistor along with a white led for the reverse also into the clear window and leave the red window for the lights
Personally, I'd flip the tail lights facing down. Meaning, I'd see about putting the light so that the Reverse light is closer to the ground. But since they'll become amber turn signals leave em. Wire in a reverse spot light perhaps on its own ?
I had a rare 79 in excellent condition with the 440 I couldn't afford to feed it's 5 miles per gallon tank so I foolishly traded it for a 89 Celica; not realizing it was rare, and today worth ten times the value in 2001
It doesn’t have to be new or the most expensive to be the best vehicle out there. As long as someone is happy with their car or truck. New or used enjoy your truck!
Dylan McCool absolutely! I’ve had new and I’ve had more used older vehicles. It doesn’t matter what you buy to drive. Just plain enjoy your cars! Like your videos, keep up the great work!
Me alegro mucho de que aya alguien que restaure estos dodge mi padre tiene una dodge custom 100 del 80 y lo que hace que encontré tu canal de TH-cam no hago mas que ver tus videos felicitaciones 👏 Soy de Colombia
@@prithvimann1539 oooooooh I don't know.... Maybe some rust repair but I kinda like the look. There are too many perfect trucks out there. It took it thirty years to look that good!
I'd recommend replacing the back bumper with a simple round "bar" bumper. I know some folks want you to do a wood bed but damn if they aren't a pain in the ass to maintain. Get a bed pan and weld it in and then spray Rhino Liner on it. Zero maintenance.
Dylan, maybe go with Rustoleum Orange on the body once you weld some metal in the spots it needs it []be cool to box in the frame]. Paint both bumpers Rustoleum White and everything else Orange Rsutoleum then clear it. Leave the reare passenger side fender lumpy but clean the rust and put some rustoleum on it lol Rumpkin is such a perfect name for it. Who was the sponser that sent you the bumpers for the Challenger? Maybe get a couple of period correct bumpers and paint them white and everything else [save the grill that is] Rustoleum, plastic kids tractor Orange. So COOL!! lol Take it on Power Tour with the other guys next time. ;-) Loving this series!
I wish my gran Fury had turn signals and reverse lights. I just go slow so enough so everybody passes me, or when the road is clear I haul ass and get away from anybody who might be coming
Dylan, I just sent you a FB private message on a 86 Ramcharger in NC. Look for my message, you might be interested in it. Clearly hasn’t been driven for awhile, but the person selling it indicated it does run and drive. Being NC, I’m hoping there isn’t a lot of rust. Price looks right.
This truck has separate back up lights. They are on the rear panel under the tail gate. The lens look to be broken. Easy fix and you will have back up lights.
@@esdrasperez1913 Looking for the Iron Cross lights? www.amazon.com/TC-Bros-Maltese-Cross-Light/dp/B074HNBRBL Just buy 2 as they are sold as singles. Alternatively, google search Maltese Cross Tail Light
You can aftermarket led floodlichts instal in the middle of te bed a to a reserve licht en orange bulb on ebay or amazon ? Mayby led totaal make over ? You front licht is on ebay in a aftermarket led licht
Omg those Ford lights really make the truck. Really love the channel.....but i am aFord guy. So i like the truck alittle more now. Haha.. keep up the good work.
don't know how to tell you this but that truck already has backup lights, their mounted between the tailgate and the bumper. one of them is dirty with a cracked lens and the other lens is just plain gone. good luck with the rest of the build.
I inherited my dads custom D150 with the slant six. big tree branch fell on her smashed her bed and the cab. I think I can save the cab I hope. But need to get that slant 6 running first hasn’t started in years.
2156 na bulb would be what you need. I would look around for the same tail light that has a side marker built into the side, I believe the Jeep CJ’s have them.
Black bumpers...black mirrors...black fender badges...'rollin pumpkin... Leave the rust....so it looks like a Halloween pumpkin that's been on the front step 2-days before Thanksgiving.....
@@DylanMcCoolVideo ...yeah...patina is always nice..."time is the best artist"....so...what's up with that '73 Challenger??....im lookin forward to seeing that.
Righteous. Dylan, you’re a holy man. Holy shoes. Holy pants. That’s why you’re so cool. Airflow... holes.. holy... if you just had holy shoes, you’d be cool. Shoes and pants make you... wait for it, ........McCool...., lol.
Always loved these trucks. My dad had a 73 club cab. Unfortunately he was driving it and had a heart attack. The truck was to far damaged after the crash to fix.
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Considering the Dodge brothers worked for Henry Ford before starting their own company, it's not heinous that you have Ford parts on a Mopar.
The Dodge brothers made the Model T actually work.
You should get a new bumper do the front and back in Black give it that look think you should do a barn wood floor to it would go great with the overall truck just my two sense
yup, shop the junkyards for a non chrome bumper a step one on rear, paint them satin black, plus the paint scheme from the MACHO POWER WAGON in rattle can black doing the cab would jazz the look up .and how about a safari bar up front????
*cents
Curious Betsy vlogs that makes perfect cents!
WATHKES HOT ROD SALVAGE actually even though you thought you were correct him he is right the expression is my two cents lol not my two sense
Agree
When US vehicles are imported to the UK, if the reverse lights are near the brake/marker lights, they have amber bulbs fitted and are converted into turn signals like this. On cars where they are near the licence plate (limos), amber lights are fitted to the bumper.
My first car was a 68 roadrunner and after that I was a mopar fan for life. Watching you bring these old Dodge's back to life brings back so many memories. Enjoy all your videos.
I'm thinkin Black pipe bumper. Glad to see you giving Rump some attention!
naw, stock bumper with a safari bar
For a reverse light, I have typically drilled some holes on the bottom bumper and used some implement lights. They tell people you’re backing up, and the light up well in the dark.
He's starting to look pretty good. The black rims always look good to me.
Should find some rough looking but solid old barn wood or something similar to use in the bed. Truck does has character!
What a JOY this channel is my young friend! You are a NATURAL. So pleasant and calm. I love to watch your stuff. Truth be told, I love Repo AND that what appears to be a '60 Dodge truck. That's my favorite. Looks slightly lowered. AWESOME! Good stuff brother. I enjoy every single second! Keep it up. Love ya Repo!
6:26 that jump cut was so smooth that made it look like you just grabbed the tail light and snapped it off cuz it was so Rusty 😂
LOL
That shake at about 2:05 is just SCARY. Jack stands are definitely a good thing people.
If I'm under a vehicle for sure. Changing wheels doesn't require me getting under it.
@@DylanMcCoolVideo you couldn't find some LREs?....those would be nice on old boy!
plus Windex my friend
That truck is going to run better than ever with those ford taillights
Great Video Dylan! I am digging the 15 inch ARE Jeep rims.
Give us some updates when you put the Amber turn signal bulbs in there.
If you have any extra footage of How To crimp and heat shrink and wire loom the tail lights I would appreciate it. Do you use a BBQ lighter on the heat shrinking?
Lookin good bud!
Budget restoration job for a "workin mans truck" would be great. Do the wire harness and fab some bumpers do the cheap acrylic shop paint. It would be good content for the next 5 episodes and prolly be under 500 bucks.
People will always second guess and criticize, Dylan just keep a thick skin and an open mind. I personally love what you do! That truck too.
I like the look of the old paint. Wish my truck still had it's old original paint. Rump is coming along nicely.
accent it with black paint on roof and some yellow striping a la the MACHO PACKAGE of 1979
Been doing a turquoise and white 72 d100 long bed with a 360 while you've been doing this one. Got it for 500 bucks back in January and registered it a few weeks ago. Had 60,500 miles on the clock when I got it and it just turned over 61,000 today. Something about these trucks are so fun to drive.
That Bible verse truly fits here - your are reviving these left behind cars, & gearheads appreciate that.
I'm going to overlook those dang ferd, I mean Ford taillights - you said you were doing this on a budget, & as long as the lights do what they're supposed to do, no one should complain. But they will, because it makes them feel good about themselves. And you can count me as a fan of the wheel/tire combo: again, the price is right, & a little scrubbing will make them look even better. And matching tires makes Rump feel better in handling, braking, & steering - win/win! Good job - the Rump Road Trip is not too far in the future, I'm sure.
Good job on this oldie. I love old cars and trucks! Cheers from Taiwan.
good video!! reminds me of my 73 Dodge Sno-Fighter, short box, smooth-side, mine was a leaning tower of power, w/a 3spd man with a granny low gear and 4.89 axle gears, that truck could push a mountain, but couldn't get much over 63mph. I miss that old truck
Orange and black are the Halloween colors. Works well for Rumpkin.
Dylan this has been a nice diversion for me as well a journey into my past having had use of a D100 in the very late 70's. I believe it was 3-on-the-tree though. Also I am sure my D100 wasn't a Step-Side. He cranked over and started in such a unique manner that once you knew how to do so, Wa-La, he came to life and was stout and dependable all the day long.
You rested in the shade of Rump at the end here under the 'Custom/D100' badge and now with FoMoCo tail lamps signaling thru the backup lens there is no arguing this D100 is Customized. Also stop the rust and patch a hole here and there, spray a clear finish you have a fine rescue worth being proud to own and drive.
Thanks for your series on this truck, nice having been a spectator.
Those Ford tail lights will add 200 more horsepower to the truck. 😂👍🏼
and 1k to the price
These older dodge pick ups are fun to drive. I love driving my 87 d100. I ditched my hub caps and painted the steel wheels blk. I went with 255 70 15 on all 4 corners. Nice work on the rear lights, looks good.
3:20 you put the jack under the pumpkin on the Pumpkin.
I just close my eyes and start jacking, it'll grab something eventually
It’s the crunching ones got to watch out for.
@@ViceGripGarage did not expected you to be here anyway hello
@@ViceGripGarage Crucnh crunch, even the core support? don't jack the radiator!
@@oldcroneysgarage9739 yello!
Anybody else remember the Dodge 'Warlock' truck?... Rump's got that vibe with those wheels!👍
I had a black 76 just like that one. In high school. Sure miss that truck. Cool old cars
Ford tailights?! On a Dodge?! Oh, the humanity!!! Really diggin' the Kmart Audiovox cassette deck though!!!
I thought it was a kraco. LOL
@@jeffmunoz3285🤣🤣🤣
Look like Jeep tail lights to me. Thinking Ford stole the design
SPARK-O-MATIC
@@gertraba4484 🤣🤣🤣, yup! I have a small collection of vintage car audio, and I do have a SPARK-O-MATIC car stereo and e.q, with a set of Mindblower 6x9s!
What you are calling a hack is, I think, a great idea your father had. That turn signal in the BU lens is cool!
I'm gonnna do it on my trailers and squarebody
Black is the best choice for a contrast to the color, the only other possible is white, and that looks weak. It's easy to work off black, and will be easier to deal with.Some used sheet steel cut to fit for the box, and a lot of grinder discs on the rust. Your arm muscles will ache, but you will look like the terminator. Good choice Dylan
The truck already has those separate round backup lights so you could just leave the turn signal in the backup light portion of the tail light and wire in the existing backup lights.
Absolutely, this was my plan, but unfortunately the wiring is totally gone and the housing for the reverse lights is shot. I can get something to work though.
Should'ent the Turn signals/back-up lights be turned the other way around ?so that the Turn signals/Back up lights are on the Bottom ? or would the "FOMOCO" be showing ? lol
Negative. If they were flipped, the clear housing wouldn't light up the tag.
A new front and back bumper would really turn this car! also you should paint the chains on the back black so you can clearly see then vs the frame
And what do you think spray paint the side walls white?
Lifted wide whites on black tires look sweet
I can hear the dog panting in the background....a mopar hound. I thought that year truck had the round tail lights originally...didn't go with those standard jeep style tail lights until 77 or 78 I think.
It's supposed to have round tail lights with the reverse lights integrated into the bed.
You need to put something under the car anytime you lift it. An old rim, chunk of wood, a stand, its not for your safety, its for people that are inexperienced with cars and watch your videos and think the jack alone will be fine. Thats how old aussie tail lights work. Blinker is reverse lights. Nice ute. I like the colour, wheels look good and suit it
I saw it and said holy $[-] it
I love dodge no matter what anyone say i have 2003 dodge ram 1500 with 400000 on oraganls motor an transmission with no problems always do realgler fulid Chang's early then need to keep her running strong she never let me down
Wheels and tires do change a lot. We have a pretty sad looking XJ with tires the same size as yours. We nust got some actual jeep tires and it looks so right.
Hot rod dirty's had a square body for sale that had a stained barn door painted fence post bed and it was so sweet with this tribal Native American Shield feather type of pattern going on in The Faded paint
i had a 1979 Dodge Adventurer Tradesman....the only year with 4 square headlights. Its 318 was converted to a ghetto 340. Carter Competition series carb...727 HD trans...plywood for floor panels. 3 inch Structural channel for a front bumper that went around the grille and headlights and 6 inch i-beam from a crane for a rear bumper...with 2 sets of Hella headlights in the rear. Anyone that had high beams on my ass got nuked..i miss her. she was the War Machine
Hey Dylan, not sure what's more hammered here, that truck or your sneakers!...lol JK I love the old skips! On a more serious note I found "Junk yard digs" and saw you guys get that old Plymouth running and subscribed to Kevin's channel, then I found Luke's channel to be very valuable as I need his carb skills to get my trans am back running again after 23 years in my garage. I finally subscribed to your channel today and I just want to say for a couple of millennial kids you guys are pretty cool. Your not out modifying stupid Hondas or Toyota's, you guys remind me of when I was young fixing and building old school American V8 60's and 70's muscle cars with my buddy's and for that I commend all three of you, and you seem to be really decent kids as well. Keep the content coming and I will continue to support you guys...stay safe
What's the plan for the bed? Leave as is, or do some fixing?
Stop signs from VGGarage
When you still steel with a hand drill make sure you can see the flutes turning so you don’t over heat the bit
So you swapped out your really old tyres for slightly newer but still old wheels and tyres. Nice. Also the tail lights look great but I would cut off that extra little outer tab that is on the driver side. The turn signal solution is fantastic, very well thought out.
The best thing on this truck is the Fomoco taillights!
You could put an orange bulb in the reverse lights to keep seperate turn signals and have some smaller 4" reverse lights under the tray so the tailgate can come down
The new black rims and new tires look fantastic!!!!
Cool truck, put a yellow led into the clear window with a parallel resistor along with a white led for the reverse also into the clear window and leave the red window for the lights
Your Dad is one smart guy. Good fix for the problem at hand.
I'd drive it to Florida---with good a/c of course!!
yeah a vinatge air install would be primo
Personally, I'd flip the tail lights facing down. Meaning, I'd see about putting the light so that the Reverse light is closer to the ground. But since they'll become amber turn signals leave em. Wire in a reverse spot light perhaps on its own ?
That 05 Tennessee tag though.. I started driving in 04. I forgot about that older tag. I think they changed them to the newer tag in about 09 or 10.
I had a rare 79 in excellent condition with the 440 I couldn't afford to feed it's 5 miles per gallon tank so I foolishly traded it for a 89 Celica; not realizing it was rare, and today worth ten times the value in 2001
You are truly blessed to find all this cool old hardware. I need to find something like that.
Rest the tire on your legs and lift it with your knees, it's easier on your back and precise.
thats what i do but i have jack stands under the car before hand lol. this guy is fine with just slappin em on with the jack wobblin around
It doesn’t have to be new or the most expensive to be the best vehicle out there. As long as someone is happy with their car or truck. New or used enjoy your truck!
That's the message I've been trying to spread since day 1. You get it!
Dylan McCool absolutely! I’ve had new and I’ve had more used older vehicles. It doesn’t matter what you buy to drive. Just plain enjoy your cars! Like your videos, keep up the great work!
Me alegro mucho de que aya alguien que restaure estos dodge mi padre tiene una dodge custom 100 del 80 y lo que hace que encontré tu canal de TH-cam no hago mas que ver tus videos felicitaciones 👏 Soy de Colombia
With this new look, *Side Pipe Time*
A bumper, interior, wiring, and a bed floor and it's pretty complete
Michael Denton and a fresh paint job
@@prithvimann1539 oooooooh I don't know.... Maybe some rust repair but I kinda like the look. There are too many perfect trucks out there. It took it thirty years to look that good!
Truck looks really good with the new rims and tires.
Truck looks good keep it up bro!
I'd recommend replacing the back bumper with a simple round "bar" bumper. I know some folks want you to do a wood bed but damn if they aren't a pain in the ass to maintain. Get a bed pan and weld it in and then spray Rhino Liner on it. Zero maintenance.
Dylan, maybe go with Rustoleum Orange on the body once you weld some metal in the spots it needs it []be cool to box in the frame]. Paint both bumpers Rustoleum White and everything else Orange Rsutoleum then clear it. Leave the reare passenger side fender lumpy but clean the rust and put some rustoleum on it lol Rumpkin is such a perfect name for it. Who was the sponser that sent you the bumpers for the Challenger? Maybe get a couple of period correct bumpers and paint them white and everything else [save the grill that is] Rustoleum, plastic kids tractor Orange. So COOL!! lol Take it on Power Tour with the other guys next time. ;-) Loving this series!
Nothing like an old dodge truck to make your day. 👍
MAJOR SCORE on those rims and tires, like 4 bills alone for rims and lugs on e-bay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wish I could find a truck like that around here in that kind of shape
truckerdave Maine i got a 1976 toyota hilux with 239,000 miles and its still going
You mean rusty and beat up? I got a yard full. Come on down and bring your bank book. :-)
@@johnwohlheter601 that's not that rusty
I just found the keys to a black Ranger in a barn that had been abandoned for 20 some years....
now the search continues
@@johnwohlheter601 Where are you?
Living dangerously with no jackstands I see. Nice original first year, base model truck. I'm glad it is getting some attention.
Starts with a burnout...
"I love my old trucks, that's why I'm gonna flog fuck out of it"!!
Rump is looking good! Always loved the 70s Dodge stepsides. BTW is that a 74 grille on Rump? Looks like a 74-76 grille. Loving these videos!👍😃
I wish my gran Fury had turn signals and reverse lights. I just go slow so enough so everybody passes me, or when the road is clear I haul ass and get away from anybody who might be coming
Paint over the FOMOCO
Dylan, I just sent you a FB private message on a 86 Ramcharger in NC. Look for my message, you might be interested in it. Clearly hasn’t been driven for awhile, but the person selling it indicated it does run and drive. Being NC, I’m hoping there isn’t a lot of rust. Price looks right.
This truck has separate back up lights. They are on the rear panel under the tail gate. The lens look to be broken. Easy fix and you will have back up lights.
What happen to the dart budget build white 67?
I like the idea with the turn signals, you use your reverse light very little anyway.
My 82 GMC stepside came with those tail lights. It was the 90's so I replaced them with Iron Cross Tail lights made for choppers. 🦅
Where can i see?
@@esdrasperez1913 Looking for the Iron Cross lights? www.amazon.com/TC-Bros-Maltese-Cross-Light/dp/B074HNBRBL Just buy 2 as they are sold as singles. Alternatively, google search Maltese Cross Tail Light
You can aftermarket led floodlichts instal in the middle of te bed a to a reserve licht en orange bulb on ebay or amazon ? Mayby led totaal make over ? You front licht is on ebay in a aftermarket led licht
Rump is my favorite project you have. It’s perfect
I just got my mat in for my 1971 ford f100 ranger xlt
Omg those Ford lights really make the truck. Really love the channel.....but i am aFord guy. So i like the truck alittle more now. Haha.. keep up the good work.
Favourite project on this channel at the moment
i like the wheels, rattle can the drums orange or black, look nice. good job on the budget.
don't know how to tell you this but that truck already has backup lights, their mounted between the tailgate and the bumper. one of them is dirty with a cracked lens and the other lens is just plain gone. good luck with the rest of the build.
I inherited my dads custom D150 with the slant six. big tree branch fell on her smashed her bed and the cab. I think I can save the cab I hope. But need to get that slant 6 running first hasn’t started in years.
The hack up wiring job match the rest of the truck
Rumps looking well happy
2156 na bulb would be what you need. I would look around for the same tail light that has a side marker built into the side, I believe the Jeep CJ’s have them.
I love this truck.
The truck looks really good after the new tail lights and the new wheels
you could use a Led turn signal bar and wire it into the harness. It would work great and look good too.
I run the same wheel and tire combo on my 86 D150. With 1 inch adapters.
LOL yeah you wouldn't want to put any unnecessary holes in that truck. I had a good laugh. Thanks for sharing.
Black bumpers...black mirrors...black fender badges...'rollin pumpkin...
Leave the rust....so it looks like a Halloween pumpkin that's been on the front step 2-days before Thanksgiving.....
Not a fan of painted grilles and bumpers on these trucks, but maybe some black accents would look nice.
@@DylanMcCoolVideo ...yeah...patina is always nice..."time is the best artist"....so...what's up with that '73 Challenger??....im lookin forward to seeing that.
love this truck.
Take it to power tour next year
Righteous. Dylan, you’re a holy man. Holy shoes. Holy pants. That’s why you’re so cool. Airflow... holes.. holy... if you just had holy shoes, you’d be cool. Shoes and pants make you... wait for it, ........McCool...., lol.
A trip to the lumber yard is in order. A pick up needs a box floor.
Nice looking truck. I have done a few trucks like that few years back.
the tail lights imo kinda make it look like a beetle (because of the fendor being right in front of them) but they look quite good
You should take this truck on Power Tour next year.
Always loved these trucks. My dad had a 73 club cab. Unfortunately he was driving it and had a heart attack. The truck was to far damaged after the crash to fix.
Truck looks great!You gotta replace that cloudy windshield.Bugs me every time I see it.