Gotta love an Old School “Junkyard”! Treasures abound. Almost always an old buck who points you to the “left of the red ‘57 Buick past the second tree line, just after the school buses”.
If you're planning to cut the center of your wheels and put them into 20 inch rims. You might look at some bus rims. I've used the outer rims from buses with no center to build my own specialty wheels several times in the past and saved a lot of time and worked great
I always thought it was so cool to walk through junkyards...alot I found don't allow it anymore...but thanks for taking us along on this little trip...hope you find what your looking for...and no bee's...cya tomorrow
We have video's on our channel of fixing split ring wheels. Forget tire shops. Just buy the necessary tools and fix them yourself. and they make radial tubes and liners so you can mount radial tires on a split rim. Widowmaker rims are different. I will not use them.
One day I would love to watch Chad make the grille for that cab over he was building. It would be super interesting to see how he does it and the design he comes up with. I hope to see him jump back onto that build soon!
Chad, it’s Jay here from Hermiston, Oregon . I like most of the ideas that you come up. You’re an interesting artist to watch. I’m 76 years old and I don’t see many people that do the things you do. Suggestions: the wheels you are looking for should probably be an 8x19.5. The bolt pattern is a standard 5 holed budd. You’ll find these wheels on a approximately 30 ft motor homes ( dodge and ford chassis). Also some school bus chassis ( dodge, ford and international) The overall tire height will depend on the size of the tire you get. The standard (8x 19.5) tire is 33 inches tall, but you should be able to buy low profile tire so it would be not as tall if you prefer. Good luck!! Stay safe.
Chad you could not get a better helper than Jimbo, he’s got a great eye for finding treasures !! Keep an eye out for those truck rims, never know where you might find them.
Wow. If a person needed something big and heavy out of there. It would be near impossible to get it out. I love going through junkyards. Never know what you're going to find.
You've been to that junkyard before but I only saw part of it, it looks pretty big. It is a nice interesting place to visit. 👍 Greetings from Switzerland
Here in Pennsylvania, we have a auto junkyard that's organized with cars in their own section lined up neat. You pay a small fee to get in and they hand you a map of the layout. You pull your own parts and pay on the way out. They have a vendor truck to grab a bite to eat. This place is huge. Need a part from a certain truck, look on map and it tells you what section to go to.
The doors are chained because it was a derby car, rules differ places, but usually doors have to be welded shut and a chain or bar going across. I can tell alot of that 80's pile was derby, cause the one truck bed had "torky" spray painted next to get r done. Something we woulda done as kids if the thing was a torque monster.
Picken with Jim is a trip to the parts store but in there case any junk yard will do ! Thumbs-up Jolene and Chad and Aidyn and Jim its a easter egg hunt . Lol 😆
Always some cool stuff in the scrappers yard. @Bad Chad, we made it to Yarmouth today, be in Canning on thursday. According to my wife, 3 minutes away from your place. Farmhouse Inn…need advice on good eatin places…
Jim, those were Dayton wheels. If you ever mess with those, back off the nuts just enough to be loose, but not all the way off. After you get them loose, smack the wheel with a hammer. Be careful with the wedges. If you fully remove the nuts, those wedges have the chance to come flying off of there causing serious injury or worse. Just a heads up!
WHEELS--- 2 tips. 1. I have a 72 winnabago rv on a dodge platform with the 3 piece wheels. It uses an inner tube. There is a company that makes new tires for them. I can't remember the brand but they were $100 USD for one. Done didn't make a 20 inch rim for the trucks until 2005. It's an alloy not a steel wheel. I'd recommend looking into the tubed option and continuing with the same rims. Just buy new tires. $4-500 and you are good to go.
You need the rims off from an early 70's Dodge Class A motor home chassis, will bolt right onto the old truck without dealing with split rim nightmares.
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Besides being knowledgeable, Jim is always good for a chuckle. Always enjoy when Jim is included.
I always love a walk in the junkyard, so many treasures.
Gotta love an Old School “Junkyard”!
Treasures abound. Almost always an old buck who points you to the “left of the red ‘57 Buick past the second tree line, just after the school buses”.
I really love this channel. I enjoy how honest chad and jolene are and how they show us the ins and outs of everything car related thank you
Hire Jim full time at your shop Chad Jim is a good guy makes my day to watch him....
So great seeing one of my childhood idols in your shows! Jim is an amazing person.
If you're planning to cut the center of your wheels and put them into 20 inch rims. You might look at some bus rims. I've used the outer rims from buses with no center to build my own specialty wheels several times in the past and saved a lot of time and worked great
I was thinking the same thing👍👍👍
20 inch radials are probably too expensive.
I always thought it was so cool to walk through junkyards...alot I found don't allow it anymore...but thanks for taking us along on this little trip...hope you find what your looking for...and no bee's...cya tomorrow
We have video's on our channel of fixing split ring wheels. Forget tire shops. Just buy the necessary tools and fix them yourself. and they make radial tubes and liners so you can mount radial tires on a split rim. Widowmaker rims are different. I will not use them.
It’s always good to see jimbo on your videos 👍
Love walking through old junk yards so much fun
Have a good time, always loved junkyard adventures
How awesome! At the junkyard with jimbo! I could watch this all day! Thanks for sharing Jolene! You guys are the best!
One day I would love to watch Chad make the grille for that cab over he was building. It would be super interesting to see how he does it and the design he comes up with. I hope to see him jump back onto that build soon!
Shopping in the junkyard can be both fun and frustrating. Jim P will be a good helper. Another great video by Jolene. Good Luck chad :)
Tons of great parts in this yard never ending ! Always the best content
Good to see Jim hanging out great camera work Jolene. 👍
Living the dream with Chad and Jolene and Jimbo
I love the videos with Jim. He’s a great character 👍
I love old junk yard spent many of weekends walking throught them back in the70s and 80s
Chad, it’s Jay here from Hermiston, Oregon . I like most of the ideas that you come up. You’re an interesting artist to watch. I’m 76 years old and I don’t see many people that do the things you do.
Suggestions:
the wheels you are looking for should probably be an 8x19.5. The bolt pattern is a standard 5 holed budd. You’ll find these wheels on a approximately 30 ft motor homes ( dodge and ford chassis). Also some school bus chassis ( dodge, ford and international)
The overall tire height will depend on the size of the tire you get. The standard (8x 19.5) tire is 33 inches tall, but you should be able to buy low profile tire so it would be not as tall if you prefer.
Good luck!! Stay safe.
A junkyard trip with the hiltz, gotta love it 👏👏👍🏻❤️🇬🇧
Hey Chad went through this last year with my 55 F500 my tire guy found me new 5 bolt 22.5 rims that are awesome
This could be a hard find to be able to find the wheels Chad wants. Jolene does a great job on this trip.
always fun with Jim and Chad. Jolene must be extra careful with these two so the camera does not shake as she laughs.
A trip to the junkyard is always interesting.
Chad and Jim a great combo!
Jim and Chad Adventure...always learn something new. And PLEASE go back and RESCUE that old TRACTOR, great ART piece!
Jolene is so professional with a camera now. Thanks Jolene !
Road trip , junkyard , Jim , let the fun begin ,
Jimbo is so very cool 😎 I'm glad you have him in your videos. Good choice Jolene 👍
Say 'insignificant', Jimbo. lol. Great show and content! Thx guys!
Chad you could not get a better helper than Jimbo, he’s got a great eye for finding treasures !! Keep an eye out for those truck rims, never know where you might find them.
Good evening everyone hope your all having a wonderful day and summer
So much stuff in that yard, really have to look deep into the bushes.
Boys day out shopping in the junk yard. Looks like it was fun, rain or shine. yhank you, take care and peace out!
Gotta love going to the junk yard.
Wow. If a person needed something big and heavy out of there. It would be near impossible to get it out. I love going through junkyards. Never know what you're going to find.
Love that you left the mic on for your wizz
That Wrecker Body that you saw would look good on the old Truck next to it, Looks like it had Bad Chad wrote all over it!
Jolene, I just realized without you following Chad and Jimbo there would be NOT one video made to watch and enjoy Thank you 😊❤❗️
I do like watching these kinds of video to see what people are tossing out to the grave yards for car's and truck's vans and everything in between.
It is always quit an adventure when Jim is along. I hope they find what they are looking for. Bill
You've been to that junkyard before but I only saw part of it, it looks pretty big.
It is a nice interesting place to visit. 👍
Greetings from Switzerland
Here in Pennsylvania, we have a auto junkyard that's organized with cars in their own section lined up neat. You pay a small fee to get in and they hand you a map of the layout. You pull your own parts and pay on the way out. They have a vendor truck to grab a bite to eat. This place is huge. Need a part from a certain truck, look on map and it tells you what section to go to.
I was today years old when I learned that Canada actually has a rain forest with dense jungle overgrowth!
We couldn't walk through a junkyard like yours here in Australia, be dodging snakes and huge spiders haha
That was a lot of fun.
Some of the later model ford trucks have 20 inch wheels from the factory
Check out "1948 Ford F1 Radical Custom garage build" on YT to see how to chop the top and section the hood and body, which would work on the F6 too.
Helo Chad &Jolene and Jim. I hope that you all have a great day today. Jim i hope that that you find the rims that you need.
Chad needs them,but Jim's gonna find them I reckon
Out of the shop for a bit should be fun with Chad & Jimbo, a pair of Canadian legends!
The doors are chained because it was a derby car, rules differ places, but usually doors have to be welded shut and a chain or bar going across. I can tell alot of that 80's pile was derby, cause the one truck bed had "torky" spray painted next to get r done. Something we woulda done as kids if the thing was a torque monster.
Must be nice to be able to walk through there and not worry about spiders and snakes 🤣👍
You know you can put radial tyres on split rims. You just have to run them with inner tubes.
Good treasure hunt :)
Always as usual. Great times.
Thanks for the hard work you two
Always nice to see Jim
Picken with Jim is a trip to the parts store but in there case any junk yard will do ! Thumbs-up Jolene and Chad and Aidyn and Jim its a easter egg hunt . Lol 😆
Got to love Jim
Awesome, Thanks - Hi Jim
16s on them second gen rams! That's my favorite model
Bias ply tires are fine for the old Ford. There's more important things to worry about
It should of had 5 lug 750 x20 split ring rims. I have a set from a 1946 truck.
Hey now from Montreal Canada 🇨🇦👍
Always some cool stuff in the scrappers yard.
@Bad Chad, we made it to Yarmouth today, be in Canning on thursday. According to my wife, 3 minutes away from your place. Farmhouse Inn…need advice on good eatin places…
Jim, those were Dayton wheels. If you ever mess with those, back off the nuts just enough to be loose, but not all the way off. After you get them loose, smack the wheel with a hammer. Be careful with the wedges. If you fully remove the nuts, those wedges have the chance to come flying off of there causing serious injury or worse. Just a heads up!
She’s a trooper sticks with you that’s cool
👍👍👍...one for Chad, Jolene and Jim.
Chad score that square body suburban @18:35
They're bringing good money right now
I love junk yards
Chad is in heaven looking through that junk yard. Drag him out and go to work..LOL.
i like it when you go parts hunting its as good as looking for treasure.
Bad Chad your like a kid in a candy store!😀
I miss junk yards. The ones by me don’t let you walk them anymore. You can go to the counter and ask for parts. No fun at all. Great video
The Yota guys would love that place!
its nice to see jim with you
You need a crucible, some ceramic bricks and some bellows , casting sand and some old wheels of similar grade.
Cast your own then. 🧐😁👍
I like looking at stuff that makes my stuff look significant. Jim.
11:40🤣.. I am done... on both Jim and Chad .. like a weird comedy scene... priceless 10 sec..
Can’t wait to see the new treasures that you find…
Does that guy Jim ever NOT smoke?
No Treasure in the yard today. Get to have Jim Tag along. Hopefully Jolene didn't have Shorts On.
Head out to farm country. One of those old Ford trucks likely behind a barn.
Love the hunt
I hope Jim doesn’t get lost.
Define lost!...Jim's the best
WHEELS--- 2 tips. 1. I have a 72 winnabago rv on a dodge platform with the 3 piece wheels. It uses an inner tube. There is a company that makes new tires for them. I can't remember the brand but they were $100 USD for one. Done didn't make a 20 inch rim for the trucks until 2005. It's an alloy not a steel wheel. I'd recommend looking into the tubed option and continuing with the same rims. Just buy new tires. $4-500 and you are good to go.
I can get you think link and tires make/model if you are interested.
I could watch these guys all day. Lookin' for a Ford Wheel?
On the island of Kauai Toyota trucks are the most popular vehicle. The older models are like gold.
Jimbo is in the show tonight cool he's one knowledgeable person
i love old junk yards
Great job Jolene
On the hunt with good old Jimbo
Nice bunch of junk glad you got some wheels.
I think you can find 5 lug on 8" circle 22.5" bud wheels they will fit the truck and they are tubless.
You need the rims off from an early 70's Dodge Class A motor home chassis, will bolt right onto the old truck without dealing with split rim nightmares.
That was pretty funny Chad…”I need to take a wiz”..ziiiipp…”well look at that now would ya” 🤣🤣🤣
Should look at the bigger motorhomes for the wheels
Jim is a cool guy.