The "Other" Dodge Diesel, Driveway Dust-ins,
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2020
- Hi everyone! This week I got to see and drive a 1978 Dodge with "the other" diesel, offered only for a couple of years and very rare to see today! A little sketchy driveway dust-in sorted out a nasty dent in Agent 6667s sweet 1966 Chevy K20 4x4, and we get the short tour including a fresh 454! Dean is in fine form again this week as we put together a set of new wide whites for his 1978 Continental Mk V, and it is much improved! Lots of actual work going on with the Citroen DS, and this week the air conditioning gets installed and the headliner and roof go on!
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I like how Scotts idea of a sketchy used car lot fix is still better quality than 99% of the "how to do bodywork" videos on TH-cam!
Carter summarizing á point!
Dear C.A.R.
👍👌👏 Definitely!
Best regards, luck and health.
I was shocked to see a very known youtuber trying this kind of repair on 911 Porsche. He tried it near a rear wheel well, where the body was solid. He pulled many holes in the sheetmetal.Later on he did not weld anything. But instead he covered the disaster with a ton of bondo! Amazing enough he showed that "repair" on youtube and people were nearly all people put a LIKE for the video!?
Well I am not repairing cars very well myself, but I mean I would hide in the valley of shame and would never ever post anything like that.
Dear @@beatglauser9444
Yeah, it's lots and lots of crap shown on TH-cam. Will you please be so kind and tell me what well known TH-camr it was? A lot of them forget that they are responsible for what they show, do, and say in public. Because they are kind of role models bad behaviour can be dangerous (at least expensive) for viewers that try to act alike.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards, luck and health.
Scott always does incredible work. these other Canadian car chopping channels do incredibly sketchy bad work and they present it as a how-to video .. these people are not professionals and I would never accept that low level quality of work on anyting I paid for. It's one thing to say "this is how I to do it" but to say "this is how it should be done" is absolutely irresponsible and unacceptable!!
"Are you torqued?"
"Yep"
"How about the wheels?"
😂😂😂😝👍
Oh, that Dodge. That's the most beautiful thing I've in 10 years. Reminds me of my '75 with the 318 and 3 speed on the column. Or my Dad's '85 with the slant 6 and a standard trans (no power steering). How I loved those trucks.
Someone take Dean out of the oven, he’s fully baked!
Agreed.
I'm pretty sure Dean is from Sunnyvale trailer park!
Yeah buddy he is crispy!!
I just fast-forward past him haha.
Sketchy dust-ins......love it!!!!!
Vintage 4x4’s on Coldwarmotors, it just doesn’t get any better than that!
Your driveway body work is better than any shop!
Scott. You 'knocked my socks off',,, again. Ole geezer gear head, jumping in here. To say that I'm impressed with the way you do body work, would be an 'understatement'! A million years ago, when I was in my twenties, and doing a lot of auto work(pulling/rebuilding big blocks, antique engines, king pin front ends, etc), two things that I hated to do, were,#1, mufflers/exhaust systems, and, you guessed it, #2, 'body work'. You sir, are an artist ! I salute you. And, thanks so much for all these great videos.
Mitsubishi 6cyl 243 ci Non turbo.Built from late 77 into 79. Pretty gutless in a full size pickup but they were super good on fuel. These were made to compete with the GM/ Chev pickups with the 350 V8 Olds diesel, which ended up being a complete disaster for GM as they were notorious for grenading. Dodge even made 4wd Power Wagons with this motor. Great find of a super rare truck!
Think back to Chyrsler when in '78-'79 the company came so close to being nothing but a memory had not Iacoca pleaded for a bailout. That pickup is beyond rare.
I worked at a Dodge dealership and we sold one new and acquired one on a trade. They ran forever, but they didn't have much power. Chrysler also sold the Mitsubishi diesel and a TorqueFlite as a re-power package. We had a fleet of aluminum step vans that had been re-powered with this package.
I haven't seen a body man in the last 45 years that knew His way around sheet metal like You Scott... Maybe we'll see a new segment on Cold War Motors ? Sketchy Driveway Dust in ?? 😂
Yeah there's far between the old school panel beaters today.
Wow! Dean’s tart cart is looking ready for curb crawling again, great!
I have one it’s a 1/2 ton and it’s a shortened 2 wheel drive. The guy didn’t know what it was and he said if I took it off his property I could have it for free. I was over there the next day and it’s the cleanest dodge I’ve ever owned.
Hi everyone! This week I got to see and drive a 1978 Dodge with "the other" diesel, offered only for a couple of years and very rare to see today! A little sketchy driveway dust-in sorted out a nasty dent in Agent 6667s sweet 1966 Chevy K20 4x4, and we get the short tour including a fresh 454! Dean is in fine form again this week as we put together a set of new wide whites for his 1978 Continental Mk V, and it is much improved! Lots of actual work going on with the Citroen DS, and this week the air conditioning gets installed and the headliner and roof go on!
Thanks also to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments! If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can get a sticker, hat or a coffee mug at:
www.coldwarmotors.com
Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at :
www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars!
dented forests fix themselves if you listen . thanks for the vids bongs away tea in the cup
dean for the lowrider cream on white with a mural of the zigzag man curt corners 8D
It was put in something called a Jupiter. A truck, with a couple of years with a suspicious 62 Newport front, with the slanted headlights.
"This is a list of all engines produced or used by Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation. All engines are Diesel if not stated otherwise.
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3,988 cc, peak power is 105 hp (78 kW) at 3500 rpm. Bore and stroke is 92 x 100 mm (as for the 4DR5).[2] A forklift version only has 70 hp (52 kW) at 2200 rpm.
Applications:
Mitsubishi Fuso Canter
Mitsubishi Fuso Rosa
Mitsubishi Fuso Jupiter T44
1978-1979 Dodge D100/D200[10]"
Hello Scott. May i donate the radio for the Citroen? Its a directed HD radio with a small control panel and remote that would fit in that well of the dashboard with room to spare. Then run its output to a small power amp you could hide anywhere you see fit. Can send you photos if you'd like.
There was a rumor of the Mitsubishi Diesel being offered as an option in the Dodge van line also. Have never seen a van with the diesel from the factory.
Interesting to see the Dodge pickup, all the sensations of acceleration right until the moment you look out of the window. Neat
Wow, you Canuck guys, are so GREAT! I love to watch you, each and every week. You guys know so much on how to "re-fabricate", and turn a "HOGS EAR" into a beautiful FLOWER! GOOD GOING, GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dean gets inebriated and the raw truth comes out: These old cars are so awesome. And they need to be saved. And he needs your guys' help.
A great testament to used car dent repairs. Now need to do a taxi repair demo using a phone book.
"It's not terrible Dean." All things considered, high praise.
What a rare Dodge! I've only seen one in real life, & it was in a '77 W-150. Dodge had a diesel option, in the mid 60's, with the W-300/W-500, which was a Perkins 354. Great video!
Dean is pure gold when he’s baked.
2835 Dodge diesels built. 1000 1962 Dodge "Perkins" diesels built. Enjoy your show, you and the agents. I recently rescued two 1989 Dodge Daytona ESs from the crusher. Both Flash Red & Silver. One, a 150 hp 2.5 factory Turbo. 4th in sales of 1989 sport coupes. 1989 was the models PEAK sales year. Base price around $8500.
You are the Metal Mystro . . . nice work on that door . . . . Rog
I love that old truck!!
Judging by the comments, everyone is amused by how baked/lit Dean is. What I find great about Dean is whether he is stone-cold sober or high as a kite, he seems willing to work hard on the most s*** jobs and do a detailed job when it is only for friendship, not a paycheck.
Absolutely! And he always has a positive outlook on everything too,especially towards any car he's ever met! Lol! He's great, along with the rest of the fun lovin criminals, um,i mean agents! Lol! Scotts really got a great bunch of friends,2 legged and 4 legged as well and extremely blessed to have them!!!
I really enjoy watching this, it is very educational. Your knowledge of shaping metal, and your ability to explain the methods of repair is extremely valuable. Thank you!
Next time you all are sitting around enjoying some.......
Toast Dean. What a guy, loved the storyline.
I have learned so much from this channel on bodywork and dent removal.Scott you are also a Great Teacher.I have a 66 c-20 with the same dent, now I can pull it out..
Loved seeing the rare Dodge Diesel, what a narrow powerband!! Congrats to Dean on his first set of new tires, who the hell needs tv!!!!!
Brilliant workmanship on that door!
Another fantastic video blog . Loved Scott,s skills with the dents. I still think the Lincoln is Deans signature car . So cool. Just a great Canadian show.of fun guys that have their priorities set. Thank you for posting 🇨🇦
Alberta Dave
Dean is truly the Colonel Kurtz of classic malaise era Ford product.
Excellent show Scott! Dean is a riot!
The sketchy dent repair is top notch, like usual! Thanks for sharing!
Paul's 78 D200. Nice find!
Nice to see and hear the laughter as friends take a rip in Deans Lincoln.
WOW! I am absolutely impressed beyond words. Every car and truck in this video were dream vehicles! I would be so proud to own any of them. I would be even more proud to have Francine as a best buddy. What a beautiful girl!
Those old tin grille dodge trucks are so fun to own, and that one is a pristine example!
You all laugh, but Big Tape is very disappointed in the beer box discussion. They will be paying Jim a visit.
I haven't laughed that hard in a long, long time ... "Big Tape"!
Things can get real sticky pretty fast with Big Tape!
@@ssan3257 When Big Tape is finsihed with he he will know what all different kinds of tape are used for.
Big Tape: For what job would you not use tape?
Jim: Trick question Mr. Big Tape sir. There is no job that should be done without liberal application of tape.
Big Tape: I think we are done here.
I learn so much watching your bodywork.
Glad to see my Saturday automotive favorite show and tell.
BIG TAPE is watching.....always watching
3Minati Confirmed
If Scott's not careful, 3M agents may pay him a visit.
So far Scott's only been checked up on by 2M
Love Dean’s MKV and also thought Jim’s crimping tool was pretty cool. Hadn’t seen one of those before. The air con in the Citroen is coming along well and the Diesel Dodge truck as cool but give me a petrol V8 anytime. You have to love the plaid seats.
Standard issue door dent on a 66 Chevy Truck!!!
Rock On!!!
Wow, really? hard to believe nobody fixes the door retaining clips BEFORE the dent, lol. I have now fixed the door retaining clips...and just in time as Scott was checking up on me! lol
You sir are the last of a dying breed ...a real craftman 🤘👍👀 awsome vids .
Jimmy continues to amaze with his special humor. "Big Tape".... Did you catch that one? Like big oil and big pharma. The guy cracks me up.
Shit....I need to get a plane ticket I’m missing out on the good life
Loving the channel update as usual
Many thanks for the Saturday night entertainment
The Chevrolet pickup is
Fantastic. The Hustler floor mats are the icing on the cake. We need to see some dent repars on that Dodge truck. That's an oddball, I love it.
Thanks! Unfortunately, the truck only came with one Hustler mat- bummer! Would love to find a match!
Love all old Dodge trucks! Those Mitz Diesels were just gutless lol
Dean was definitely torqued.
Well acted with the black truck. - you get the Emmy
Another great episode packed with so many interesting things. That DS is superb, the work Steven did on the interior plus your bodywork amazing. Love watching you sizing up the dent and working out your angle of attack. Usually you park up and someone dents your door, at your place its the other way around.
That is one great citroen build, love the ac mod ! After my grammatical error last week, best wishes to all the agents over there from all of us non agents in the uk! Still my favourite Saturday entertainment but am definitely missing my fury fix! May have no official agents in the UK, but I do actually drive two british cold war offerings hence my liking for you channel.
Dear M.B.
👍👌👏 Yeah, you are absolutely right, Sir. Again no Fury trim work at all... sigh! 😭 Additionally: Instead of showing Dean so much I would have loved to see the new tires/rims on his car in daylight. I bet that they look gorgeous.
Best regards, luck and health.
Scott's "sketchy" is better than anything I could ever do...
Love watching a master at work!
Beautiful country out there....even when you’ve only got 105 horses! 😊
What a weirdly cool old Dodge! My father had a yellow 78 power wagon 4wd, 318 4spd when I was in high school. I enjoyed driving that old truck on the camping trips and other occasions, with exception of the full time 4wd in tight quarter city driving.
My 61 Chevy has the same door dent on the driver's side. Even with the holes from an attempted repair job in the past. After watching this I guess I have no excuse to not fix it. Thanks for the motivation! I can always count on it from this channel!
Yes, good luck! Watching Scott work is amazing! He always understands exactly what the panel needs to put it back in shape!
WELL DONE! on the impromptu door fix. You are the Man.
and a VERY APPRECIATED truck owner over hear. I never touch the dent with all the time i put into repairing stuffs. I knew Scott could fix that in minutes!
*here
Scott, that truck is sooo you, The Car Gods have sent it your way, your friend probably thought of you when he found this....It has your name all over it, like a stray dog that appears...Mmmm? Think of all of the unique cars that could be towed home with this, It's cherry... :)
THE best channel on TH-cam... period
I noticed that Dean has a Bright Glow Today, Maybe just showing how Bright he happen to be. Liked the parking lot repair, a lot like some of my friends shop open air and sunlight.
I hope he rigs a door stop in that beast - or it's another another episode of driveway dust-ins.
Lol, i got the door retainer clip done the next day! Never bothered before Scott attacked it, then kinda felt responsible to honor the fix
Roadhammer here from just up the road a spell. Loved this one. Should be in peterson museum...lool
Scott, watching you even on the "sketchy dust in" it's clear you really love what you do. Tip of the hat to you
Deans "flight of ideas" segment was one for the vault.
I'm starting to think that he likes to show off! Hey guys, fixed ur dent in 3 mins! lol
The old 66 would have come with a divorced Rockwell T 221 transfer case not the 205. I have a 63 and been wrenching those things for years.. excellent bush trucks .. great vid.
depressd dents....i know that feeling...because of you i bought a harhor freight hammer and dolly set to work on my 77 D100 fenders....wanted to say thanks for the insperation scott...great channel
"Speaking of depressed" Scott eyeballs huge door dent. dry wit
As a Dodge guy I groan whenever the subject of the Mitsubishi Diesel comes up because #1) I lived through this era and remember when they were new and I groan #2) because people seem to know so much that isn't true or right. HP/TQ wise they were on par w/the slant 6 (about 105HP) Garrett made an aftermarket turbo for these also.
I can't get enough of this channel: Sketchy dust-ins that look better than high priced bodyshops, rarer than rare pickups w/engines hardly ever seen, kickass assembly on the Citroen, & a "Diamond Jubilee" Mark V gets po' pimped w/fresh rubber on somewhat cleaner factory rims. Just a band of brothers knocking back cold ones, a square or three, & keeping ancient iron on the road. Gentlemen, I salute you!
Great episode! I think Scott could do excellent auto-body work blindfolded and in his sleep. I was really impress when Scott did body work on the Fury; some stuff I m going to use on fixing my 2006 charger.
What a sweet old truck, I'd be more than happy to drive her around. 🙂4x4s for ever 😍❤❣
Thanks, even with the crappy paint job I get a lot of attention!
I hope you count the blessings in your life. To have many friends stop in to help with the various projects at whatever stage they are in. You sir, are a wealthy man. Ok, its a Dodge diesel 3/4 ton single cab standard trans, 8 foot bed, got it. What motor is in it again? How much power does it not make? That is a rare find indeed. Cheers to all agents, secret or otherwise.
My father bought this Mitsubishi engine from Mack Boring in New Jersey and stuffed it into 1 ton Chevy 4X4 pickup with a New Process 4 speed behind it - I believe it was a package deal from Mack Boring. Displacement was only about 240 cubic inches and it produced 105 hp at about 3500 rpm. Not very powerful but built very, very tough
Beautiful trucks my dad bought a 1962 brand new 1900 dollars his had the wrap around front windshield 3 on the tree and Inline 6 enguine he put 2 new short blocks before it was rusted out and done in 1994
That sounds sweet! I love the ol straight 6 and 3 on the tree, but it would never pull my jeep out to the trails, and thats the plan for this beast!
My late uncle was a diesel nut, and he tried to order one of these Dodge diesels from the dealer in 1977 when they were brand new. They must have been rare and hard to get new as well, because the dealer played him along for a couple months and then told him that they couldn't get one. So he went and bought one of the first Old's diesel powered '77 or '78 Chevy trucks instead.
Dealers didn’t want to sell a truck they had no idea how to repair if necessary
Come to CWM and you will learn something new with every visit. I had no idea or ever heard of a Mitsu diesel in a Dodge truck....wowser very cool. Scott way to go on the Chev dent repair. I sure wish I had your talent for metal craft!
Best part of my week, thanks guys
Either Dean was at the beach and got a heckuva sunburn or he is LIT again. This just in: the sky is blue, and water is wet!
Hooray, a truck. I have a 65 GMC, so this one really speaks to me.
thenonoman yep we have a 64 gmc 4000 dump truck with the same dent!
jeez do I love diesels... all of them.
I love that 66 K20!!
Thanks TheDocrock! Its been a pretty fun project, parts are pretty easy to find and the used parts guys have been interesting to get to know. Havnt travelled in chevy circles for 30 years...
Man I as soon as I click on your videos I look at the length of it praying for an hour or two lol watching you and the agents getting it done is a joy!
🤣😅😂 "Rockford style" 🤣😅😂 Scott you could never have a bad day if Dean is around. Liking the dent segment 👍🏁
I know about it but have never seen the 78 diesel. Easy to see why it didn't work, noisy and slow. I have a 78 D-150 with the same cab and bed only with a drivetrain from a 95. 360, 4 speed auto, 9.25 rear. I love my truck.
Wow another episode over so soon !
You come up with such varied content every week, great stuff!
I want that truck. With the Velvet Revolver (well almost) floor mat, it is so cool.
I’m just glad dean showed up he is a lot of fun !!!
The sketchy driveway dust in reminded me of a used car dealer here by the name of Weird Wally. You can Google it, he was located in Lincoln, Nebraska. It turned out very nice.
My 68 K20 had a Rockwell t-case. My 72 K20 Suburban has a NP205. No K20’s had a 10 bolt rear end. But it’s awesome. So my schitzo-ness will have to just deal with it.
Yeah, its been pieced together by previous owners. You are correct in regards to the transfer case. At the time, my brain was fuzzy and couldnt member, lol. Previous axles were stolen, and a later model suburban was parted out. The transfer case is original, i believe- it is the Rockwell. Thanks!
I remember when Dodge offered those diesel engines back then, think they were something like 241 or 243 cubic inches, Dad bought a new '78 D150 but it had the old workhorse 225 Slant Six and 3 on the tree
Sick job on the Chev - looks great...that was twanged hard.
Agreed, what a guy! He totally surprised me with the bondo/paint level of repair. I was happy with the Pull-it, throw paint and walk away. Never good enough for Scott tho
Awesome trucks, great shots, like the random gems 👍✌
37:15 Years ago as kids, we would toboggan down grass hills in old auto hoods. One hell of a rough ride. What those classic old panels would be worth today!
Now I have another reason to love old solid tin! When we were making those kind of repairs on modern cars, you were in danger of burnig a hole every time you put a "nail" as we called it. One slight pull and a you ended up with a hole in the paper thin metal. And it was not only the thinness of the material: I was told the steel of today specially in newer asian cars is mixed with a lot of other metals.
Nowadays you have this system that glues the stuff on the surface. The big advatage is that you do not have to grind down to the bare metal. This wolul not work on a solid classic: but It is very good for the ridiculously thin metal of today
About 15 years ago a friend of mine in Finland bought a 78 Dodge diesel pick-up to make a 440 powered one but in the end he just didn't have the heart to go through with that plan due to the rarity and originality of the truck. It was a TF727 equipped truck though.
And chance of seeing the video
How about that! My Grandad would say that whenever something that would break the norm.
I tuned in late, this being Sunday morning. A lot of Good things in this one. Who knew about that Dodge Mitsubishi? Say W H A T? A Chevy K20 4x4? Holy cow man
Fun times keep on keeping on agents & gents
Thanks, i have to say, even "shit jobs" at Scott's, are a FUN DAY!
Sweet old truck and i cant say I ever heard of one. So the cummins wasn't their first kick at the diesel cat so to speak. Also thank you Scott for the more detailed explanation on the dent removal. You're awesome because you listen to the ppl who follow and support your channel. CWM is still by far my favourite channel hands down and I'd love to do more to support you but you know my situation. Keep up the great work and laughs guys!
Well another informative video with lots of interesting topics. I did not know that Dodge offer that diesel engine. Looks like you are keeping everyone entertained with body work, painting, AC work and upholstered. They should be learning a lot from the Canadian Master. Cheers to all.
The brass radio mounting plate is for grounding purposes
Dean needs a cane and a big floppy hat!
Gulfstream white shoes and belt too
Came out pretty good for a used car lot "Sketchy" dust in. lmao, Dean buys cars like beer 24 at a time.