All those old trucks bring back many memories to me. They were the work trucks I grew up with on the farm. We had grain trucks with dump beds. Heavy pick ups for rugged farm hauling. Flat beds for hay and milk can hauling. And a variety of tractors from 12 hp to 32 hp of more. From a Farmal Cub "A", high row cultivator to a Case, with 24 inch wide rear tires, that probably in total weighed in at 8,000 lbs. I miss those days of tilling the fields and growing crops. Don't miss milking cows or slopping hogs.
Hey. I love all your trucks. I just vaught a 1958 Apache 38 with a dump box. 9 for box with the step side. We are so excited to start this journey. We love looking at you trucks.
The Bull Frog is great, I get an extra jolt cuz my first toy dump truck was a 57 GMC [Red cab white dump body]. Sooo not only is it great to watch you drive and use Bully, but brings back memories too !
11,000 miles, wow, that is like having a new drive train. A cat can run 32 miles per hour at full clip, I doubt Annabella would catch one. Cats will usually avoide a fight if at all possible. You have a beautiful property there.
Aside from enjoying all the trucks from my early days, count me amazed that at this late date I have seen my first deer squatting and peeing....who knew?... I certainly didn't. Truly an educational channel!
Yes I was also quite in awe of nature taking its course also. May god bless and thanks for sharing. I wish I was there to assist putting a new heart in Homer. He deserves some much deserved love
Mr. Rick, congratulations!!! The Lord is collecting rare vehicles !! If I may, your respectable collection, for diversity, should have the incentive of General Motors. Yesterday, I bought a car package: (1) a full Dodge truck cab, maybe 1953 - I'll check; (2) a complete chassis, less engine, GM truck, 40's or 50's - I'll check if it's a GMC or a Chevrolet. Greetings!!! Blanco - Brazil.
Your doing OK aren't you Old Man? I sure Appreciate yours and Your Beautiful Wife's videos! You take care of yourself. I LOVE that truck your pulling out!! God Bless!!!
Somehow I missed this 1. Is so great to see the trucks from my childhood running & driving around again ! Ahhh...stream views....awesome.....thanks for the video !
You & Jamie laid down some good road out there...l thought that fleetside was going to plow up your hard work, but it held...good job you two - Excellent...l like Smokey's motor - Homer needs 1 like that...Bully sure loves Jamie - he's so glad to see her coming, he hits on the first lick - can't beat that...l know a little about horses & l can tell you Jet likes you (Rick) better than you think...Oregon has the best Mustangs in the Country...if l was ever to move up there - l'd have to have 1, maybe 2...l just can't take cold anymore...that cold/flu bug just won't give up on you, everybody else is up & good to go...you'll beat it too Rick & when you do l think it'll be hard for it to latch on again...Take Care Rick - rest & fluids when you can...GOD Bless You Guys
Im brand new to the channel . 1st time . I wanted to say you have some realy nice rides and smokey sounds awesome reminded me of my old car mine had a bored 400 406 motor with a whole lot of goodies but the gallop of the cam in smokey took me back! Good stuff!
so you guys have a smokey to. grew up with a '68 3/4 ford with 360fe smokey. kept a 5 gallon jug waist oil under the glove box for it. oil poured out the tail pipe just past the cab. smoked so bad had to keep windows closed on drive to church sundays. i used to park at the far back of the parking lot not to gas everybody out
Good video I am glad you are feeling good I see Annabella was feeling good and Jamie Driver in bullfrog she was having fun and jet look good I will get to are pastor and make a video of are horses
Look back through some past videos and you will see some makeovers, but not like the ones you see on T.V., where there is an endless budget an 6 to 10 guys working on one vehicle. I am only one guy doing all the work on the vehicles we save, so I'm doing pretty good just to get them drug out of the bushes, cleaned up and running/driving again. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Looks like a good soild 58 truck only things need to be replaced is doors,maybe the bed & of course brakes because I know it's been sitting outside for long while.
I'm just looking at the size of the gas tank on the green dump truck and thinking what that would cost to fill at NZD$ 2.00 per litre which is about what we pay for gas out here. love your vids. good to see you can find these old trucks and make some money with them.
Hi, just found your channel, enjoying the range of US trucks and pickups we rarely see in the UK. Lovely to see and hear your detailed knowledge. Loving too the Studebaker and the Lincoln? car which keeps coming into view. Thanks for sharing
I don't know if you have watched cold war motors out of Alberta Canada,He saves cars from the crushers and gets them to yard drive .btw I am in Ontario Canada keep up the great work, best of luck eh!
Rick your old friend Kenneth Mason here just seen the video on the 58 and I had a question when you change the cabs over like you were talking about that one how does one acquire a title and things of that nature how does that process work here in Florida they do not like to do title work I dunno that you could get a rebuilt title is that the same up there
Smokey packn a 348? Man, hes got a strong sounding heart! Is that a hyd or solid lifter cam? I worked with a small municipal VFD. 4 Ford rigs and about the same age as Smokey. All 4 them Fords had a lopey idle to. Boy did they sound the business up on the cam at fast idle running the pumps.
Has the beaver slapped his tail at you yet? Used to fish in an area with beaver. They'd come by and suddenly slap their tail to try to scare me away. Quite startling if you don't expect it.
Greeting from Denmark🇩🇰. When you are creating your 99.9, 99,8 ....... videos you should make one on how many times times you said - about a truck “real solid” 🤪 I have seen all of your videos - so I know 😀😍
Brutus Bumpside not working yet ? Give Homer a rest, bring out the Bump & give 'em hell ! Stuff a couple 4x4's under the bed of the dump, keep water drained out. You sound a whole bunch better, Rick ! Anna will learn to steer clear of the cats, my rott did, & he has to deal with 3 of 'em .
Rick and Jamie, your good Parents to Jet. Yes Annabbellas' a good sister to Jet too. Rick you sound not 100% so don't push to much. Good to see Yet scoffing up a meal. thanks fer D chuckles ya all. Appreciate the woodland creatures, their always fun. 36:47 Some privacy here PLEASE !!!, THE END....
Most of my trucks are for sale. There are about 7 that we use around the ranch or have promised people we will keep with the collection. I received your email and replied. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Its a green truck sitting next to the road...Which Road? Which Truck? I have several roads and about 20 green trucks...Not trying to be a jerk, but which road and which green truck? -Rick
Thanks Fer Postin'. -Josh To everybody else watching these videos, if you ever get the chance to drive any of these old workhorses whether it be a truck, bus, or step van DO IT. There's a certain joy to be had from driving these that even old classic passenger cars/trucks can't beat. I will warn you though, it can be addictive.
locked up front wheel passenger side too on the panel truck. id bet with a little practice she could make that old air horn moaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan like a train lol and annabelle does own all the trucks she just lets you think you own them lol the deer is saying go peek in some one elses window lol
Its already sold Wayne. But a truck in this condition....with the parts I said it needed and would ship with it, is worth 3500 to 4000 dollars. That is just MY opinion, but I do have about 60 55-59 Chevy and GMC trucks and have been specializing in them for almost ten years....and studying them for over 40-years. If you can find one in better condition for less, you have done well. The key thing to keep in mind when shopping for one of these trucks is that the more complete trucks will save you a lot of money in the long run. Another big factor is having a good parts source. There are many suppliers of reproduction parts for these trucks, but a lot of people want the original stuff. Hope that helps, and if you decide to go after one...if I don't have it, I'll find it. rick@classictruckrescue Thanks Fer Watchin'
Rick, I have been looking hard for an old truck, not to restore but drive. I would clear coat all the old rust and paint. It needs to run and drive. Breaks would be a plus. Can you Help me out?
All those old trucks bring back many memories to me. They were the work trucks I grew up with on the farm. We had grain trucks with dump beds. Heavy pick ups for rugged farm hauling. Flat beds for hay and milk can hauling. And a variety of tractors from 12 hp to 32 hp of more. From a Farmal Cub "A", high row cultivator to a Case, with 24 inch wide rear tires, that probably in total weighed in at 8,000 lbs. I miss those days of tilling the fields and growing crops. Don't miss milking cows or slopping hogs.
Old video ❤LoveJim J&R mobile service and God Bless y'all and your critters
Hey. I love all your trucks. I just vaught a 1958 Apache 38 with a dump box. 9 for box with the step side. We are so excited to start this journey. We love looking at you trucks.
Congratulations!
that little dog loves the running boards of those old trucks!!! that 58 will make a nice truck!!
The Bull Frog is great, I get an extra jolt cuz my first toy dump truck was a 57 GMC [Red cab white dump body]. Sooo not only is it great to watch you drive and use Bully, but brings back memories too !
I wish I had half the energy that Annabella has. That little girl never stops. Lol
11,000 miles, wow, that is like having a new drive train.
A cat can run 32 miles per hour at full clip, I doubt Annabella would catch one. Cats will usually avoide a fight if at all possible.
You have a beautiful property there.
Aside from enjoying all the trucks from my early days, count me amazed that at this late date I have seen my first deer squatting and peeing....who knew?... I certainly didn't. Truly an educational channel!
We aim to Please...Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Yes I was also quite in awe of nature taking its course also. May god bless and thanks for sharing. I wish I was there to assist putting a new heart in Homer. He deserves some much deserved love
God bless you love you're videos
GOOD MORNING C,,T. R😎
HELLO ANNA BELLA,
OLD TRUCKS AND DEERS
AND KITTY
FIRST CUP OF COFFEE AND CTR
MAKES FOR A JOYFUL DAY
MUCH RESPECT FLORIDA 👍
R & J, you two always amaze me!! Good hearted & hard working!! Continued Blessings to you both & Annabelle!!!😀
God Bless You Fred. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
That sounds like a good idea to organize the past videos. Bless you guys for giving the trucks another chance and for sharing them with us.
YOU Guys are a couple made from Heaven.Thanks sir. For great videos.
Absolutely beautiful trucks. I had the chance to buy one in great shape at a fantastic price and slipped up and missed it.
We need to get you over that cold once and for all! I always take a vitamin D supplement this time of the year, it really seems to help.
Mr. Rick, congratulations!!! The Lord is collecting rare vehicles !! If I may, your respectable collection, for diversity, should have the incentive of General Motors.
Yesterday, I bought a car package: (1) a full Dodge truck cab, maybe 1953 - I'll check; (2) a complete chassis, less engine, GM truck, 40's or 50's - I'll check if it's a GMC or a Chevrolet.
Greetings!!!
Blanco - Brazil.
Love seeing the old trucks. Thank you for sharing
It's great your saving these trucks !
Great vídeo ... good life.
Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
good to see both of you up and about. nothing like being sick to appreciate being well.
I had a 60,SB Stepside. Had to move and,Had to Sell it. Sweet Ride !! 😊.👍
Like all Chevy trucks!
So do I. and GMC...and Ford...and Dodge....and Studebaker...and White...and REO...and.....see what you started? Lol.... Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Wow ! a back up BELL, not a silly alarm. COOL OLD SCHOOL
Thanks to share.
You bet!
Good health to you my friend! I can't get enough of those Fleetside 1958-59's. Alot of work to restore but very worthy. Think Spring!!!
Wanted too re-watch some of these gems. Thanks Rick & Jamie.
Ben
Awesome video Rick!! Would love to see more of that panel you moved first.
Good video love those 58 fleetsides
Truck does look like a good project
Nice video Rick! Thanks for sharing
I like this 58 and 59 Chevy trucks...
Your doing OK aren't you Old Man? I sure Appreciate yours and Your Beautiful Wife's videos! You take care of yourself. I LOVE that truck your pulling out!! God Bless!!!
You sure have some beautiful trees in your kingdom.
Nice place Rick. I'm happy for you guys.
love that dog
Funny, I already take the gravel roads for granted. Stay warm
nice video love it
Somehow I missed this 1. Is so great to see the trucks from my childhood running & driving around again ! Ahhh...stream views....awesome.....thanks for the video !
It's great to see you 3 again yes a great project he just needs to French in some 59 caddy tail lights
You & Jamie laid down some good road out there...l thought that fleetside was going to plow up your hard work, but it held...good job you two - Excellent...l like Smokey's motor - Homer needs 1 like that...Bully sure loves Jamie - he's so glad to see her coming, he hits on the first lick - can't beat that...l know a little about horses & l can tell you Jet likes you (Rick) better than you think...Oregon has the best Mustangs in the Country...if l was ever to move up there - l'd have to have 1, maybe 2...l just can't take cold anymore...that cold/flu bug just won't give up on you, everybody else is up & good to go...you'll beat it too Rick & when you do l think it'll be hard for it to latch on again...Take Care Rick - rest & fluids when you can...GOD Bless You Guys
I'm looking to rebuild a 59 and you have everything I need.
Share the wealth..
I share. rick@classictruckrescue.com
Looks like ya'lls life on the Ranch is working out Great.
Im brand new to the channel . 1st time . I wanted to say you have some realy nice rides and smokey sounds awesome reminded me of my old car mine had a bored 400 406 motor with a whole lot of goodies but the gallop of the cam in smokey took me back! Good stuff!
Thank you Eric. Good to have you on board the CTR Team and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Bullfrog is in my top 5 favorites of your trucks.
Very cool
Nice to see you are lot better hope Jamie and Annabelle are ok too
You have a good life ... keeping it simple , where do you call home
I like that lifted one next to it
Snazzy looking truck! Hope you are doing well!
so you guys have a smokey to. grew up with a '68 3/4 ford with 360fe smokey. kept a 5 gallon jug waist oil under the glove box for it. oil poured out the tail pipe just past the cab. smoked so bad had to keep windows closed on drive to church sundays. i used to park at the far back of the parking lot not to gas everybody out
Good video I am glad you are feeling good I see Annabella was feeling good and Jamie Driver in bullfrog she was having fun and jet look good I will get to are pastor and make a video of are horses
Love the back up bell on Smokey.
It would be really intrestimg to see you do makeovers on the vehicles
Look back through some past videos and you will see some makeovers, but not like the ones you see on T.V., where there is an endless budget an 6 to 10 guys working on one vehicle. I am only one guy doing all the work on the vehicles we save, so I'm doing pretty good just to get them drug out of the bushes, cleaned up and running/driving again. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Looks like a good soild 58 truck only things need to be replaced is doors,maybe the bed & of course brakes because I know it's been sitting outside for long while.
Great video guys although that paddock could sure do with a hair cut. Hey all the very best bro.
I'm just looking at the size of the gas tank on the green dump truck and thinking what that would cost to fill at NZD$ 2.00 per litre which is about what we pay for gas out here. love your vids. good to see you can find these old trucks and make some money with them.
Save her she damn beautiful
Hi, just found your channel, enjoying the range of US trucks and pickups we rarely see in the UK. Lovely to see and hear your detailed knowledge. Loving too the Studebaker and the Lincoln? car which keeps coming into view. Thanks for sharing
Q: what's the difference between beer nuts and deer nuts?
A: beer nuts are $1.59 and deer nuts are under a buck
I don't know if you have watched cold war motors out of Alberta Canada,He saves cars from the crushers and gets them to yard drive .btw I am in Ontario Canada keep up the great work, best of luck eh!
Haven't seen anything on U-ship....same page as last time it was posted. It doesn't change.
Hey what's up no new videos how is the garage coming along miss you all
I'll have a short update posted late tonight...been busy.
Rick your old friend Kenneth Mason here just seen the video on the 58 and I had a question when you change the cabs over like you were talking about that one how does one acquire a title and things of that nature how does that process work here in Florida they do not like to do title work I dunno that you could get a rebuilt title is that the same up there
Smokey packn a 348? Man, hes got a strong sounding heart! Is that a hyd or solid lifter cam?
I worked with a small municipal VFD. 4 Ford rigs and about the same age as Smokey. All 4 them Fords had a lopey idle to. Boy did they sound the business up on the cam at fast idle running the pumps.
Why didn't you use the big ford bumpside
Has the beaver slapped his tail at you yet? Used to fish in an area with beaver. They'd come by and suddenly slap their tail to try to scare me away. Quite startling if you don't expect it.
Out of curiosity, what is it that draws you to the '55 - '59 Chevies and GMCs ?
Hey Rick, do you know what make and model Bullies horn is? Would love to see if I could track one down.
i was just curious how come you dint use ol Brutus to move the trucks around good to see you guys tho peace out till next time
Was this the first giveaway rig? Need to watch til the end. Am not seeing other comments, unsure why. May God Bless you both.
How much for that 58 apache?
I don't think I heard a price
Do you have any 59 Chevy Apache solid front fenders & doors?
Rick do you run the brush hog on the pasture?
What website do you recommend for a 1958 Chevy Apache parts
Wear did you get that wagon? Is has faribault man that's only like 80 miles from me
very nice apache pickup... give it some elbow grease and tlc will make it a great driver!
Greeting from Denmark🇩🇰. When you are creating your 99.9, 99,8 ....... videos you should make one on how many times times you said - about a truck “real solid” 🤪 I have seen all of your videos - so I know 😀😍
Long time rick mate hope you guys are keeping well. And all is working out
enjoyed the video, nice to see another 58-59. We need a pair of decent front fenders for our 3600 grass firetruck. Do you have any? thanks
Yes I do, but you need to email me at rick@classictruckrescue.com for parts, trucks or projects. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Just watched this video a lot of nice Apaches how can I get ahold of you for correspondence?
Great vid Rick, What's the story on the black truck behind Homer, maybe a 77 Chevy?
Yeppers
69 Ford Fire Truck:
seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/d/ford-super-duty/6473172634.html
Ok Rick watched this video. Watched all your video's. Why did you not use brutish. To move the panel and the 58?
Just saw the plate , Washington
Brutus Bumpside not working yet ? Give Homer a rest, bring out the Bump & give 'em hell ! Stuff a couple 4x4's under the bed of the dump, keep water drained out. You sound a whole bunch better, Rick ! Anna will learn to steer clear of the cats, my rott did, & he has to deal with 3 of 'em .
Why didn't you use the other tow truck to move the trucks?
Rick and Jamie, your good Parents to Jet. Yes Annabbellas' a good sister to Jet too. Rick you sound not 100% so don't push to much. Good to see Yet scoffing up a meal. thanks fer D chuckles ya all. Appreciate the woodland creatures, their always fun. 36:47 Some privacy here PLEASE !!!, THE END....
at the start of vid I seen a looks like a 1978 black chevy pickup can you do a vid on that?
Do you still have the old huge Ford bumpsides?? PAT IN CALGARY
Hey Rick slow down a bit you still don't sound to good the flu got you good this year feel better my friend. Drink lots of hot tea with milk and 🍋.
Where is Brutus Burnside or whatever you call the F650 wrecker. IIs he to lazy to tow a GMC?
Bullfrog does need some train horns though.
1st here!!!
Is the panel truck or any of these for sale?
Most of my trucks are for sale. There are about 7 that we use around the ranch or have promised people we will keep with the collection. I received your email and replied. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
do you still own this 58? if so how much. and where is it at?
That's Brian Blum's truck now. If you are looking for a Fleetside, you can contact me at rick@classictruckrescue.com -Thanks, -Rick
What's that green truck sitting next to the road
Its a green truck sitting next to the road...Which Road? Which Truck? I have several roads and about 20 green trucks...Not trying to be a jerk, but which road and which green truck? -Rick
As you know Rick I have a soft spot fer Yogi. Be great too see him with the yellow fog lights which are very $ as option OEM parts.
If you get the chance, would you please post a ride along video in Jaimie's dump truck? Just a slow ride in the countryside would be nice.
Ask and Ye shall receive...Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick th-cam.com/video/rIrX8t0bsis/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Fer Postin'. -Josh To everybody else watching these videos, if you ever get the chance to drive any of these old workhorses whether it be a truck, bus, or step van DO IT. There's a certain joy to be had from driving these that even old classic passenger cars/trucks can't beat. I will warn you though, it can be addictive.
Haha....addictive....Ya THINK?
Correction; Good to see Jet scoffing + their always fun 36:45. Darn spell check. :-D
locked up front wheel passenger side too on the panel truck. id bet with a little practice she could make that old air horn moaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan like a train lol and annabelle does own all the trucks she just lets you think you own them lol the deer is saying go peek in some one elses window lol
How much for the truck? Just wondering.
Its already sold Wayne. But a truck in this condition....with the parts I said it needed and would ship with it, is worth 3500 to 4000 dollars. That is just MY opinion, but I do have about 60 55-59 Chevy and GMC trucks and have been specializing in them for almost ten years....and studying them for over 40-years. If you can find one in better condition for less, you have done well. The key thing to keep in mind when shopping for one of these trucks is that the more complete trucks will save you a lot of money in the long run. Another big factor is having a good parts source. There are many suppliers of reproduction parts for these trucks, but a lot of people want the original stuff. Hope that helps, and if you decide to go after one...if I don't have it, I'll find it. rick@classictruckrescue Thanks Fer Watchin'
Rick, I have been looking hard for an old truck, not to restore but drive. I would clear coat all the old rust and paint. It needs to run and drive. Breaks would be a plus. Can you Help me out?