Thanks Lee for taking time at the swap meet to say hi. It was nice to meet you and please keep up the great content. It is disappointing to hear that was the last swap meet sponsored by the model t club. Looking forward to the Portland Swap meet in April, we will be Manning a booth for the 33rd year! Hope to say hi there again!
Sunday morning routine, fresh cup of coffee, watch your latest episode, into the shop to work on one of my personal projects. Always look forward to it.
Hi Lee and Shannon , thanks for another road trip . Shannon , I recall years ago Lori borrowed my Dad's jig saw and he said don't break it . The next day while I was at work and she was cutting a piece of wood she some how managed to get a bunch of her hair caught in the "make the blade go up and down thingy . " Since she was alone at home with the help of a bathroom mirror she was able unscrew the saw's body , unravel her hair and put it back together again in one piece and it still worked too ! We never told Dad . I'm trusting the vehicle window would not have been quite as big an issue . Thanks again for the adventure . Have a great week !
Great Channel! Watch it almost every day. Little knowledge secrets hidden in everyone. Great start on a Deuce by Bruce. Did he happen to mention the paint color name that was on the grill shell?
I've been watching your brown sugar Cummins swap episodes all morning and was thinking it would be great to see an update on it, and then I see you just uploaded this! BOOM! 👊💥
That is a good one to go to and not to big much like the Portland swap meet in April. Its probably been almost 30 yrs since iv'e been to a swap meet in that far north
Great road trip! Love that chrome dash bezel and the oil filter, I actually need a lid from one of those for the headers on the T. Bummer on the coffee mug.
How many mpg of diesel you get out of that great looking ride what transmission are you running thks plus run Delos 400 add some Lucas additive oil change at 4000 mils I do mine at 3000 and fuel filters on second oil change I have three fuel filters
It has a dodge 47RH automatic transmission. MPG averages 20 empty and 13 pulling a loaded trailer. It still has 4:11 gears, I’m thinking with a gear swap to 3:55 or maybe even a 3:25 would help the mpgs. When it was FE powered I got 4.5mpg with the trailer and 9 empty. 😣
I am subscribed so not sure if I forgot this channel or our lovely folk who run youtube just never notified me. I'm seventy three so there is at least one more option available. I find its a good thing that I am not a wealthy man or parts and pieces of any ford would be in my tiny (If I were this wealthy person) ten thousand acre ranch dedicated to just the outside rigs that had cement under the rigs and a deck built over the tops.... of course the nice ones that just can't handle outdoors would be in one of my "Bowins Airport" most likely spelled wrong but I am sure you can figure out that airport in seattle I refer to that was the largest building under one roof for many years. I don't remember too much of this area anymore. Born in N. Carolina, raised in Rockport Washington from age eight to mid teens where I found myself a free travel ticket to a foreign asian country... vietnam. I got home before I turned twenty one so worked in the woods like most young guys did from the area till traveling to alaska and worked as a mechanic for the rest of my life. Wild times in the southeast, didn't personally grow up till my late forties, headed for the big town of Anchorage..... and after a few years found myself in my forever home in Wasilla. If you work yourself as a mechanic, then you know that everyday is a work day and if they added another week to the already seven days a week job, that is where you would find me. After getting crippled up in 05, I found myself not able to work, should of quit working for the other guy (me) and just spend time as a hobby mechanic and auto restorer of anything that burns some form of fuel. I have a million stories of things that run on something including getting on a kick of making hydrogen fuel cells for different engines. My problem is you never work a day if you love what you do. Oh I have stories that mean everything to me, others not so much. I am guessing now that you live in the Vancouver area of canada. I made several trips there, my brother Larry went to the gardens there, was eating lunch, says to the wife... don't feel well and then passed away at his seat from a aneurism .... he never knew what hit him so a good way to go if ya have to leave ...... about all I can say about that. I claim to be a ford guy but for some reason, have own just about everything that burns fuel. I had best shut up and recheck your channel out again as I said, already subscribed so must be some reason
What kind of mileage is the truck getting now? I’ve heard if you run a 205 degree thermostat out of a common rail in the 12 valve they get better mileage.
Empty I get 20mpg. Towing I average 15mpg. I still have 4:11 gears, I think upgrading to 3:55 or maybe even 3:25 would really help the mileage. The dodge truck this engine came out of had 3:55 gears. I haven’t heard about the thermostat changing the mileage. I have a 195° thermostat in this truck.
Super cool truck. I just bout a 72 ford f350 with a 10 ft utility body on it to swap to a cummins. Has a 390 and a 4 speed in it that runs decent, but definitely needs an overdrive.
That’s a great question. I never kept track haha. The truck usually gets around 20mph on the highway. It has 4:11 gears and could really use a swap to 3:55 gears
16:05........Im a Ford guy to the core......but man that dash looks like a Cummins C. Love your fleet. Thanks for the trip.
Thanks Lee for taking time at the swap meet to say hi. It was nice to meet you and please keep up the great content. It is disappointing to hear that was the last swap meet sponsored by the model t club. Looking forward to the Portland
Swap meet in April, we will be Manning a booth for the 33rd year! Hope to say hi there again!
Great chatting with you! We’re hoping to hit Portland this year. I haven’t been since ‘06!
Sunday morning routine, fresh cup of coffee, watch your latest episode, into the shop to work on one of my personal projects. Always look forward to it.
That sounds like the best Sunday.
Hi Lee and Shannon , thanks for another road trip . Shannon , I recall years ago Lori borrowed my Dad's jig saw and he said don't break it . The next day while I was at work and she was cutting a piece of wood she some how managed to get a bunch of her hair caught in the "make the blade go up and down thingy . " Since she was alone at home with the help of a bathroom mirror she was able unscrew the saw's body , unravel her hair and put it back together again in one piece and it still worked too ! We never told Dad . I'm trusting the vehicle window would not have been quite as big an issue . Thanks again for the adventure . Have a great week !
Haha your story made Shannon laugh 😆
Bruce has a neat shop with great projects. Kool green pickup! Thanks for the ride!
Bruce’s shop rules.
I'm watching, I'm listening, I'm learning.
This is a great channel. One of my favourites 1👍👍
Wow, thanks so much!
Great Channel! Watch it almost every day. Little knowledge secrets hidden in everyone. Great start on a Deuce by Bruce. Did he happen to mention the paint color name that was on the grill shell?
TCP global, Single stage acrylic enamel. Royal Maroon
Appreciate you watching!
@@LGKustoms GREAT! Thanks
Thanks for taking us along! I saw some cool stuff for sure!
Thanks for coming
I've been watching your brown sugar Cummins swap episodes all morning and was thinking it would be great to see an update on it, and then I see you just uploaded this! BOOM! 👊💥
Just filmed another Brown Sugar video yesterday! Stay tuned!
..another fine adventure, w/ Lee and Shannon......man, bummer about your coffee mug....
And the coffee that was in the mug!
Gotta wonder if that mattress stayed on that roof-rack!
Hahaha I dunno. They merged on to the highway in front of us, and I was all, “nope. I gotta get past this…” 😆
Really enjoy your road trips
Thanks! Just finished editing another road trip video. Stay tuned!
Really enjoy your work
That is a good one to go to and not to big much like the Portland swap meet in April. Its probably been almost 30 yrs since iv'e been to a swap meet in that far north
That’s why there are so many good deals here hahaha
Great road trip! Love that chrome dash bezel and the oil filter, I actually need a lid from one of those for the headers on the T.
Bummer on the coffee mug.
I was even more bummed about the coffee than the mug haha. I had just made it!
@@LGKustoms I can relate to that lol
Hello, I think or on that trip there are 4 !!!!! Congratulations...
Thank you!
Cool swap meet always a good time
Most definitely!
That blue crew cab rollback would look good beside crew cab wrecker
You need that!!
I have three sisters out there for six days to visit my uncle Frank and aunt Marg Dickman. They live in Victoria somewhere. Steve from Nb Canada
It’s 630 Sunday. What to do, have a omelette with ham cheese and mushrooms. And watch another fine film. Thanks Tim.
O and I don’t no if you no, your friend Carl is going down under to be with Jordan at Bennett’s?
Yea I saw that last night on Jordan’s video! That’s great!
Yep same place I got it from. I also watch Coldstream hot rods. Seems you Canadians do some quality work.
How many mpg of diesel you get out of that great looking ride what transmission are you running thks plus run Delos 400 add some Lucas additive oil change at 4000 mils I do mine at 3000 and fuel filters on second oil change I have three fuel filters
It has a dodge 47RH automatic transmission. MPG averages 20 empty and 13 pulling a loaded trailer. It still has 4:11 gears, I’m thinking with a gear swap to 3:55 or maybe even a 3:25 would help the mpgs.
When it was FE powered I got 4.5mpg with the trailer and 9 empty. 😣
I am subscribed so not sure if I forgot this channel or our lovely folk who run youtube just never notified me. I'm seventy three so there is at least one more option available. I find its a good thing that I am not a wealthy man or parts and pieces of any ford would be in my tiny (If I were this wealthy person) ten thousand acre ranch dedicated to just the outside rigs that had cement under the rigs and a deck built over the tops.... of course the nice ones that just can't handle outdoors would be in one of my "Bowins Airport" most likely spelled wrong but I am sure you can figure out that airport in seattle I refer to that was the largest building under one roof for many years. I don't remember too much of this area anymore. Born in N. Carolina, raised in Rockport Washington from age eight to mid teens where I found myself a free travel ticket to a foreign asian country... vietnam. I got home before I turned twenty one so worked in the woods like most young guys did from the area till traveling to alaska and worked as a mechanic for the rest of my life. Wild times in the southeast, didn't personally grow up till my late forties, headed for the big town of Anchorage..... and after a few years found myself in my forever home in Wasilla. If you work yourself as a mechanic, then you know that everyday is a work day and if they added another week to the already seven days a week job, that is where you would find me. After getting crippled up in 05, I found myself not able to work, should of quit working for the other guy (me) and just spend time as a hobby mechanic and auto restorer of anything that burns some form of fuel. I have a million stories of things that run on something including getting on a kick of making hydrogen fuel cells for different engines. My problem is you never work a day if you love what you do. Oh I have stories that mean everything to me, others not so much. I am guessing now that you live in the Vancouver area of canada. I made several trips there, my brother Larry went to the gardens there, was eating lunch, says to the wife... don't feel well and then passed away at his seat from a aneurism .... he never knew what hit him so a good way to go if ya have to leave ...... about all I can say about that. I claim to be a ford guy but for some reason, have own just about everything that burns fuel. I had best shut up and recheck your channel out again as I said, already subscribed so must be some reason
Wow that’s quite a story. Sorry to hear about your brother Larry. I’m a couple hours south west of Vancouver in Victoria.
PEW-YALL-UP
Pew pew! Yall up in my grill!
Puyallup is my old stomping grounds, so there were a lot of familiar sites in this video.
Awesome!
What kind of mileage is the truck getting now? I’ve heard if you run a 205 degree thermostat out of a common rail in the 12 valve they get better mileage.
Empty I get 20mpg. Towing I average 15mpg. I still have 4:11 gears, I think upgrading to 3:55 or maybe even 3:25 would really help the mileage.
The dodge truck this engine came out of had 3:55 gears.
I haven’t heard about the thermostat changing the mileage. I have a 195° thermostat in this truck.
@@LGKustoms not bad for 4.11 gears. I have a buddy in nevada that swears by the high temp thermostat. Ill find a part number.
Super cool truck. I just bout a 72 ford f350 with a 10 ft utility body on it to swap to a cummins. Has a 390 and a 4 speed in it that runs decent, but definitely needs an overdrive.
Damn, I should have went
Hey Lee. Did you ever get the beams fixed on Brown Sugar? Also great vid as usual!
Not yet. Gotta get the 47 back up and running first. Brown Sugar is currently my only running vehicle haha.
47 parts finally showed up two days ago
What was the gas mileage on the trip? Thanks and love your videos!
That’s a great question. I never kept track haha. The truck usually gets around 20mph on the highway. It has 4:11 gears and could really use a swap to 3:55 gears