Man that truck has the right stance. And the right look with the parts used. Made me smile when you raised the hood and see a more modern engine. Great job.
I thought the same thing. It looked so natural driving down that dirt road and parked in the field. The music added the final touch to make it seem like a 1930’s film. Well Done!
Totally cool daily. No shame in having a four cyl. I wish more builders would make cool builds without race motors. It's vintage outside and modern mechanics inside. I bet it's a ball to drive around. There's a place for hot rods and you've got that covered too. 👍😎🍺
That truck is just plain cool along with the car u moved out of the way . U have a very good vision for making something cool out of nothing that will make anyone love and want. You have a super cool collection of cars that I would drive the wheels off of them and I know that u get tons of attention with them. Just plain ol cool truck. I would drive the wheels off of that thing cool stuff man
Always like those little 2.2l. Easy to work on basically sounds like a old s-10 setup. Seen these hi little buggers go dang near 300k with a little love
Such a sweet little truck. It’d be a blast to take on a cross country road-trip. Load the box with some vintage style camping gear and mosey your way across the country. I can picture that truck at the side of the road with an army surplus tent setup next to it and a pot of coffee on a campfire.
Halfass Kustoms I been following the Pontiac build. Mad skills and I love all your work but that A model takes the prize for me. I could see myself in that for sure.
That is a peach of a low buck truck. There should be many more of these around instead small and big gas hogs. Favorite. Raced the 2.3 Ford for 6 years on the circle track.
The view was great, no doubt, how-ever it wasn't all fun & games. Why did a lot of vehicles carry 2 spares, a hand pump & tire tools? You could easily have 2 flats in 15 miles of driving. Lots of horse shoe nails, and other bits of metal on the roads/trails.
@@HalfassKustoms ... in my neck of the woods we have a few hot rods with the 4.3 V-6 Chevy. The interesting thing is that with a dual exhaust it sounds like a wild cam is hiding in there because it's not an even firing engine. The 2.8 V-6 is probably a better fit, space wise (narrow V configuration) and sounds about the same. Either one will be at least 100 HP more than stock.
I have a thing for these trucks. I think it's the grill, especially when it's chromed nicely or nickel plated. I prefer the latter. Thanks for the entertainment & your music is just right! Aloha from Kauai
I was thinkin'...imagine driving that down the road in the 30's or 40's!! It would have been an alien on the streets with that stance lol....stares for days!!!
Look like a newer door tag on the drivers door hinge post. Like the varnished wood under the top. thought the horn under the headlight and luggage accordion was a nice touch. The ragtime music fit perfectly with the cruise on the road.
That’s just like my grandpa’s truck was. He passed away in 54, but I still remember climbing on the stake bed and going for rides with him. I was only 6 when he died.
Brent, thanks for sharing with us all, you have built some really cool rides. Most of us are “jailed “ in our homes and bored to tears , so your video’s are great way to distract us from this bullshit going on.Between the awesome hot rod’s and your over the top skills, it’s a much needed outlet for us shut-Ins ,,,,,THANKS ,,,,, ,, from Randy..Long Island NY. ,,, I Really don’t care what you record I’m watching ! ,,
That is sweet!! I would only change one thing on it! Ownership! Lol. Love those type of builds. You have way too much cool stuff. I'm living in the wrong side of the country! Lol
The old rag time music playing made me think of my grandma Ruby. We'd go visit, and everytime we did, she'd sit down at her piano and play Alley Cat, and The Entertainer. There others she'd play as well, but I don't remember what songs they were.
Love that stuff too. Used to own an 1893 Kimball piano had that old tinny sound too it. Learned the entertainer as a lil kid in the 70s wish I coulda hung onto that thing .
You mentioned those brackets on the side of the radiator that are broken away and I got to thinking about how so many older vehicles had "stay rods" going back to the firewall along with a lower triangle bracket down low on each side. That's probably something to look into since nobody would ever see them with the hood closed.
Man, I love the look of your little truck! I'm almost ready to hang the fenders on my channeled '29 A hot rod shop truck. I love the little econo cruiser. I built a '40s style '31 A coupe on wide fives that I powered with a Mustang 2.3L and T5. It runs and drives great and I can get 22 mpg at 65 mph! Keep up the good work!
I'll take the crappy roads ( I have them also) for living in the country. I've lived in the same place for over 40 years & the landscape hasn't changed very much. Stay safe & enjoy our collection!!!
Man did you bring back some memories Brent, I remembering going to the Half Moon way back in the mid sixties, sitting in the back of my Dad's 59 Beetle. A hot dog, fries and pop was .36 cents.
I think you will find the antifreeze leak is from a crack in the water jacket in the head. It collects in the spark plugs tube and you will start getting a misfire on that cylinder. It's a common problem for a few years of late 90's 2.2's. I like that the truck is simple and useable. I'm glad to see you enjoy using it!
It'd be amazing to see a refresh from auto makers for these vehicles. Ford did that with their Mustang and it'd be just as successful with these old truck designs.
See now you made an old man cry, sold my 30A pick up same time my dog passed a couple years ago. Thanks for the ride.
Man that truck has the right stance. And the right look with the parts used. Made me smile when you raised the hood and see a more modern engine. Great job.
Thanks Dan, was just random stuff I had around when I built her.
Love the way the old truck looks on the road looked like it was straight outa the thirtys . Cool ride.
Thanks dude!
I thought the same thing. It looked so natural driving down that dirt road and parked in the field. The music added the final touch to make it seem like a 1930’s film. Well Done!
@@Jddvs that's why they have thin or nerrow tires to cut through the dirt roads, now that most roads are pathe the wider tires hug the road.
@Elvis Stone nope, I built it with the parts I had, this way I can fix and weld on it as it needs :)
If more people could just understand that contentment you've got there, the dog and an old truck! Way to go Brent.
Haha don't need much more
Totally cool daily. No shame in having a four cyl. I wish more builders would make cool builds without race motors. It's vintage outside and modern mechanics inside. I bet it's a ball to drive around. There's a place for hot rods and you've got that covered too. 👍😎🍺
I am Always impressed w the different Ols School Velichles you Work on / Build..
Your some kind of WIZARD . These old cars and trucks were just waiting for you to save them and bring back the memories.OUTSTANDING.
haha Thanks, yeah one persons junk is a car/truck in the making :)
The wheels on the ‘30 pickup are spot on: the perfect size and style.
Man you have all kinds of goodies hid out I haven't seen yet !
That's a neat little every day driver.
I always come back to this video. Love this truck. Great to see she's still running.
That truck is just plain cool along with the car u moved out of the way . U have a very good vision for making something cool out of nothing that will make anyone love and want. You have a super cool collection of cars that I would drive the wheels off of them and I know that u get tons of attention with them. Just plain ol cool truck. I would drive the wheels off of that thing cool stuff man
Thanks man
That 30 Ford pickup is another example of the variation of your collection.
Awesome!
Always like those little 2.2l. Easy to work on basically sounds like a old s-10 setup. Seen these hi little buggers go dang near 300k with a little love
haha yeah this on is prob almost up there in the miles.
You could not have gotten the wheel combo and stance, along with the top chop more spot on. Perfect!!
Such a sweet little truck. It’d be a blast to take on a cross country road-trip. Load the box with some vintage style camping gear and mosey your way across the country. I can picture that truck at the side of the road with an army surplus tent setup next to it and a pot of coffee on a campfire.
I'd love a truck like that. Especially with a longer bed. What a gem
Very nice. Really like the odd choice of engine and the fact it's a driver. Really like your builds and the commentary about how you go about it.
Thanks dude!
I LOVE IT!!!! ROD & CUSTOM RENNSANCE!!! I LOVE OLD MODEL A TRUCKS. SO SIMPLE. GREAT VIDEO & THANKS FOR SHARING.
Your little truck rocks. So much fun. Never give it up. 😁👍👍
That is a really nice daily driver, pure driving fun!
U make really cool stuff. No two ways about it. Just beautiful. 😊👍👍
I love that truck, and the music you choose was perfect, thanks for showing the old moon shine girl.
What a Magnificent collection of cars. I am so envious of you.
Thanks Kenny, theres a few years of building stuff in there haha
Halfass Kustoms I been following the Pontiac build. Mad skills and I love all your work but that A model takes the prize for me. I could see myself in that for sure.
thats an awsome truck i like all your toys
Thanks Doug!
Now Brent that just might be my favorite hot rod to date. Love that truck
Thanks John!
That is a peach of a low buck truck. There should be many more of these around instead small and big gas hogs. Favorite. Raced the 2.3 Ford for 6 years on the circle track.
Absolutely love your pickup from the roof chop to the rake. 👍
Staring at a gravel road down the hood of an old classic, you can just imagine what the view was like almost 100 years ago.
Haha I think our dirt roads where a lot nicer than the ones 100 years ago
The view was great, no doubt, how-ever it wasn't all fun & games. Why did a lot of vehicles carry 2 spares, a hand pump & tire tools? You could easily have 2 flats in 15 miles of driving. Lots of horse shoe nails, and other bits of metal on the roads/trails.
@@HalfassKustoms you should do a part 2. maybe a slightly longer bed and a few more custom things for the fall before winter?
I love the whole vibe...and not everything needs a V8 to be fun.
Yeah man, I got my fail share of hot rods :)
@@HalfassKustoms ... in my neck of the woods we have a few hot rods with the 4.3 V-6 Chevy. The interesting thing is that with a dual exhaust it sounds like a wild cam is hiding in there because it's not an even firing engine. The 2.8 V-6 is probably a better fit, space wise (narrow V configuration) and sounds about the same. Either one will be at least 100 HP more than stock.
I have a thing for these trucks. I think it's the grill, especially when it's chromed nicely or nickel plated. I prefer the latter.
Thanks for the entertainment & your music is just right!
Aloha from Kauai
Same here...grille, right period lights, light bar just give it a look that I never tire of.
I was thinkin'...imagine driving that down the road in the 30's or 40's!! It would have been an alien on the streets with that stance lol....stares for days!!!
Yeah woulda been a little outta place in the day :)
Love the ragtime model-a montage, courtesy of the drone footage. The drone adds a nice thick layer to the overall content.
Thanks man!
Cool little ride I really like it show the other classics you have in storage love to see them
Will do as summer rolls around and I get em out of storage I usually cycle them around in the summer.
Look like a newer door tag on the drivers door hinge post. Like the varnished wood under the top. thought the horn under the headlight and luggage accordion was a nice touch. The ragtime music fit perfectly with the cruise on the road.
Thanks David, She's a fun little pickup.
Nice to see you with a old friend. Thanks for sharing.
That was awesome! Love your builds -- that looked like a great place to go cruising to in the summer for a good burger, fries and a shake!
It was, it's about an hours drive if one is just sight seeing around :)
That’s just like my grandpa’s truck was. He passed away in 54, but I still remember climbing on the stake bed and going for rides with him. I was only 6 when he died.
Nice drivetrain combo... sweet ride
Thanks 👍
Wow you're saving these cars and trucks from the crusher. That's a cool truck, nice daily driver. Perfect music at the ending. As always.great video.
Thanks Jay!
Thank you very much, loved the Jelly Roll Morton tune you added at the end
That dog is lucky and enjoying the ride, nice truck.
Love the 30 pick up...man you have some great rides...that little truck is cool...
U got yourself a great little truck there!!!
Brent, thanks for sharing with us all, you have built some really cool rides. Most of us are “jailed “ in our homes and bored to tears , so your video’s are great way to distract us from this bullshit going on.Between the awesome hot rod’s and your over the top skills, it’s a much needed outlet for us shut-Ins ,,,,,THANKS ,,,,, ,, from Randy..Long Island NY. ,,, I Really don’t care what you record I’m watching !
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Thanks a lot John! I enjoy making them :)
Man, what a righteous ride you have there. Happy Motoring.
What a sweet ride! Cool passengers too! Fun when you can share your toys!
Very Cool, keep up these great videos.
Thank you.
That truck is a nostalgia effect great! At 2:15 rockin perfectly the surround scene and the lot it's planted on. Love it...
That is such a great lookin pickup. Really glad I found this Channel.
Отличный автомобиль . Мечтаю о таком . Вы настоящий мастер если умеете строить такие.
That is one sweet little truck (and cute girl too)!! I sure would drive that truck if it were mine, and be proud of it!
Haha we got a lot of miles on that truck.
"It's fancy. At least for me anyways." I know what you mean! Very very cool truck! Just awesome!
Love that Model A p/u. That bad larry is the coolest!
That is sweet!! I would only change one thing on it! Ownership! Lol. Love those type of builds. You have way too much cool stuff. I'm living in the wrong side of the country! Lol
haha you got some cool shows out your way though, and congrats on the boom your channel got been watching your stuff :)
Seriously, heated seats?
Not kidding?
Nice truck!
Love, Love, Love. it Brent. You truly are a genius Mate. Billy J..... Australia.
Thanks Billy!
The old rag time music playing made me think of my grandma Ruby. We'd go visit, and everytime we did, she'd sit down at her piano and play Alley Cat, and The Entertainer. There others she'd play as well, but I don't remember what songs they were.
Love that stuff too. Used to own an 1893 Kimball piano had that old tinny sound too it. Learned the entertainer as a lil kid in the 70s wish I coulda hung onto that thing .
It’s never a problem having too many hot Rods!
You bet :)
I say more rod's
The time you spend breaking down wiring is appreciated! 💪👍🏼
That is so cool a hot rodded not hotrodded ford pick up I like it
The only way it could get any better is teaching the dog to drive. Great video, Thanks
I love ur little truck.. its something i would do up and cruise around in here in Australia
I also am a fan of your big old Buick flamer!
Great little truck!!
It sure is!
Dang I Love that truck Simple n a everyday driver
Super cool little truck.🛠 happy motoring
Thanks 👍
that music at the end fits the truck very nice ,,,
haha Thanks Bill!
THANKS !!! MAN U got A BUNCH OF HOT RODS !!! ENJOYED THE RIDE !
Thanks!
luv your model a pickup,its so got the cool factor,classic ride.
Thanks Neil
My brother just got his '29 Ford Pickup roadworthy. So far it's limited to trips around the neighborhood until he works out all the kinks.
I believe Pablo's gonna love the Fitty five!
Thanks your buddy from the speed shop sent me over here I really enjoy your channel. That's a happy dog
Thanks for checking out the vids!
You mentioned those brackets on the side of the radiator that are broken away and I got to thinking about how so many older vehicles had "stay rods" going back to the firewall along with a lower triangle bracket down low on each side. That's probably something to look into since nobody would ever see them with the hood closed.
yeah I have in the past made my own rods to attach the grill to and may have to do that the next time I have to fix these.
Man, I love the look of your little truck! I'm almost ready to hang the fenders on my channeled '29 A hot rod shop truck. I love the little econo cruiser. I built a '40s style '31 A coupe on wide fives that I powered with a Mustang 2.3L and T5. It runs and drives great and I can get 22 mpg at 65 mph! Keep up the good work!
Thanks dude! not sure how the 22mph at 65 works but sounds neat haha
@@HalfassKustoms Oops, 22 mpg, my bad! Or 9.35 km/L if you prefer! 👍
@@QuickSpeedShop haha I'm a mpg kinda guy
LOVE the fact you kept the 4 banger true hot rodder!!
Pretty cool truck, i think it's beautiful. I'd love to drive one just like it. Please don't change it
I don't plan on it other than if something is broken :)
I like the set up on the truck. Need to build another like this and video
Haha I have the one in the video no need to build another :)
@@HalfassKustoms oh. You have a series of videos on this truck?
@@punkinsgarageandpaint8299 haha not this one unfortunately but I do of my T pickup
I'll take the crappy roads ( I have them also) for living in the country. I've lived in the same place for over 40 years & the landscape hasn't changed very much. Stay safe & enjoy our collection!!!
Thanks David!
You Sir have a lot of nice toys!
Thank you Jeff!
Thanks for showing us around. Cool the cars all started right up. Cheers, A
Haha for the most part they should they are both fuel injected.
Thanks for your tour vid-very nice rides you have-looks like you have a few extra projects going on-keep your vids coming
Thanks Dude, will do!
Awesome little ever day driver there....sounds like she runs g00d......
That is one neat little truck!
Wow, you have a great collection there, congrats!
Nice! Them shakes and burgers always taste better in an old school.....
Man did you bring back some memories Brent, I remembering going to the Half Moon way back in the mid sixties, sitting in the back of my Dad's 59 Beetle. A hot dog, fries and pop was .36 cents.
I wish that was the case, coupe burgers, fries and some pops could fill the tank with gas on the A haha
Definitely a neat little truck Brent.
Love the way ya put things together i know it takes time an i really appreciate all ya hard work
Nice to see the dog got a ride
Yeah that's his favorite going for rides.
That is one cool ride.
Old truck and a cool dog, what more could we ask for?
I know right!
Really great ride. i love all Model A 's .
I think you will find the antifreeze leak is from a crack in the water jacket in the head. It collects in the spark plugs tube and you will start getting a misfire on that cylinder. It's a common problem for a few years of late 90's 2.2's. I like that the truck is simple and useable. I'm glad to see you enjoy using it!
hmm I'll have to check that, hoping it was just some loose heater hoses.
That Buick is very cool love it !
There all cool actually
haha that car is fun but I always break it :)
Will still be running when all these Hyondae's are turned back into beer cans! I want one too! Great video.
Loved it! So simple. With the music and the scene I really thought you were going to fade to black and white or maybe cipia. Very cool!
Haha I thought of that when I was editing it :)
Cool old truck!
Well didnt see that coming but glad i am able to see it drive cool truck .bro you got lil of everything up there iam from Texas !
Yeah man been collecting/building for a few years haha
Started up good time to go for a little ride. Nice truck!
That is cool as hell. Really dig the round brake and clutch pedals.
It'd be amazing to see a refresh from auto makers for these vehicles. Ford did that with their Mustang and it'd be just as successful with these old truck designs.