Will this Classic Ford F100 Run and Drive Home after Being Parked 40 Years Ago? Part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2020
- I hope everyone enjoyed part 1, getting this truck running! Here is part 2 getting her home! This was super fun and a first for me. If you all enjoy this kind of rescue, we'll do more! Thank you all so much for the love and support!
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of course the exhaust falls off on the way home, they always do. if it didn't, how would you have known it was a 40 year revival.
Haha this is true 😅
This ford did not want to die. They dont make them like that no more. Hello from San Antonio, Texas
I was yelling at the screen when you were installing that Chinese condenser and points.....NOOO...just file the old ones !
You guys are the perfect example of "if you set your mind to do it, you can do it". No giving up action floating in your area! All the best from Romania!
Thanks so much!! 😊
Loved the excited kids waiting to see what dad brought home this time.
Love seeing these old classic trucks come back to life, as they deserve all the love and attention , Here's hoping this ol Ford has a brighter future ... Brad from Vernon British Columbia Canada
I would have changed the oil with diesel oil, it has more dinosaurs in it.
You are a vise gripper like Derek
Love the simplicity of vehicles from that era.
They scream simple. Set points with matchbook in dizzy and no computers
Love how you find these "honey holes". That property looks like a pickers paradise.
Stay safe and thanks
Hello Michael I know you and your dad could get that thing down the road, sounds like it's got a bad throwout bearing, clutch, and pressure plate but that's to be expected I mean 40 years parked I'm surprised you were able to get it out of there without telling it but then again that's the way they built things back then. Another one rescued thank you so much. You guys stay safe stay well and as always God bless. PS they have started me on a different medication and things are working a little bit better for me I appreciate all the kind words of your family, thank you so much. Love y'all.
Happy to hear that you are doing better.
@@wyndewagner1716 thank you so much for the reply, it's nice to know that there are people out there that care. Yeah I have been working diligently with my doctors on different medications for different things so they added one more to my pill count and increased another hopefully one day I will not have to take any more well we do know for sure that day will come but I'm talking about while I'm still alive LOL again thank you so much. Stay safe stay well and as always God bless.
I've been binge watching your videos.
I love how you leave the fails as well as the wins in your videos. Like when the chain came loose from the tow vehicle. I think the best way to entertain your subs is to keep it real, keep it honest. I will keep watching! Awesome stuff!!!
Now, next phase! Getting better by the hour! You guys are working magic in progress.
Miss my old 3 on the tree. 1974 F-100 w/302. Great truck.
Beautiful Country Side You All Have There, Aside From The Muffler Falling Off, Not Charging, She Seemed To Just Chugged Along…. Good Coverage!!
Thats hilarious. Just cruising along with a glove box full of mouse nest.😅
That is absolutely amazing, sat all those decades and it runs and drives. And it doesn't even look like it smokes!!!
17:08 , You got the deal of the century, a nice classic Ford truck AND a bunch of mugs!
I grew up on transmissions with a three on a tree. While in the service, TDY overseas, we had a Ford van, diesel, with a five in the tree. None of the younger troops could drive it. I got along fine with it.
I had a 1968 F100 when I was a kid, my first car. Mine had a 360 V8 with an automatic. How I miss that truck.
Great old truck glad it is going to be fixed I have a 1971 f100 I am restoring I have had sence 1991 I used to run every summer for a long time now I am going all through it so I can run it for many more years
I used to hate column shifts but now I'm older I've started to like them. Thanks for taking us on this adventure, these are the videos I really like. Can't wait to see what you do with this, your dads laugh still makes me happy. Looking forward to more of the porsche videos too.
Used a spark plug sandblaster in 1956 in gas station. I was 16 at the time. Seemed to work very good. Also, have used pepper to seal the radiator core.
Ran when parked . It's rare that anything runs this well after being parked so many years . I'd say someone put a rebuilt carburetor not too long ago either trying to start it or did actually get it running and doing nothing with it . Bottom line , they kept it in some kind of shape so it could be sold one day . The engine really dosen't sound any different than in line 6 fords I remember so I would have to say it is probably about as good as when it was parked . In line six cylinders of that vintage generally didn't have much bottom end torque unless it was higher in displacement . Runs better than was anticipated , aside from the charging problem . Looking forward to future videos on upcoming progress .
Glad to see good people doing good things in the upstate, lived in Pickens for a couple of years back a lifetime ago
She sounds like she has something lose or something as it’s clanging like nobody’s business but non the less she made it home and with a little Tlc she will be great again. Excellent work and thanks for the content stay safe and take care
I would love to have an old stepside Ford F100 like that. I'm envious!
Love this truck! Even with the bed and roof damage! Too bad they wouldn’t sell it before that occurred!! Very cool and nice work!! Tell Dad to slow down so we can see the truck closer !! 😂😂
Good to see you back safe and the truck in one piece... great video and channel.. thank you from the UK
Those are great trucks and the 6 will last forever. I have a 68 F100 I pieced together out of the junk yard on a Grand Marquis frame. I love the truck, drive it every day to work and get complements every single time I drive it, even from young kids. The F100 is a classic that will never go out of style. Yours is in really good shape, enjoy!
That’s a truck I could happily have. Like the shape, a colour change would be good. Your dad laughing is contagious, no idea what he was laughing at but I had to join in! Looking forward to this build
Mouse nest blew out exhaust, i didnt catch it also!!!snookie pa.
Enjoyed this truck as always Michael great wholesome car family stuff.
Thanks so much Ian!
What a little sweetheart. I had a '65 with the 240 and a 3 on the tree. Used to get around 30 mpg with it.
Seeing it run in normal traffic really gives you a feel for how old, tiny and for the moment fragile it is.
I'm really glad y'all got this instead of it setting back there rusting away
Lots fun have with old truck and be excellent fix upper to drive always too! Yes surprises me how been sitting 40 years and start up plus drive no problem to besides next fix on it! Also like see future videos on too and what need to get fully recovery or road worthy too again!
I love that truck, it is the perfect body style and wont take much to straighten it out, I would have to put a beefy v8 in it 😁 but yeah man that is a great find and I finally got to see the drive home after the teaser cliffhanger you left me with 😁🤣😂 but yeah man I am loving the Ford content for sure. I love these kinds of videos, anyone can take it home on a trailer but to drive it home after 40 years is a feat within itself 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I'm just going to send this shiny oil pan to ya and a couple other things that I can find laying around for the comet engine hotrod build or whatever u can use it for because it is very nice and I don't need it as I went with a deeper pan for the pinto 347 build a 7qt one and it is getting close to being ready to drop in
What a good looking truck.
I hope you get it back to a daily driver status 👍🇺🇸
Absolutely fantastic fun 🤣 Your children looked so cute and excited when you pulled up in that old F100 😄😎🏴
😃😃 They think I’m crazy but enjoy the ole rides!
Get rid of the 240 and put a 302 in it! Great job guys, I enjoyed the video and thanks for sharing! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻
My step dad had one when I was a kid. 1967 6 cylinder 3 speed on the column. I loved that truck. Only found memory of him was the truck. I'll have one one day.
That's awesome I just bought a f100 and now I know some tips and tricks on cleaning it
love this truck, I hope you do some work to it to bring her back to life
I'm almost in tears here. I miss my '67 F-100 240 6-cylinder with three on the tree.
Those old Ford and Chevy trucks were built tough. Of course, back then, they were built to "work" and they were reasonably priced. Not like the Country-Cadillac's you find on the highways today! Today, it seems everyone want the seating capacity, ride and all the options you would find on a Cadillac but they wanted it shaped sort of like a pickup truck.
Man, no kidding I have 2009 f150 4x4 regular cab 8 foot bed, I had to special order this truck !
So so very true.
@@markcollins5026 Right, you have to special order it or buy one off the commercial lot.
Love those old trucks! Reminds me of the good ole days!!! Glad you brought her back to life!!
I love those tree shifters!
An incredible feat to bring this classic to life, after 40 years and make it walk on the road and go home without needing a trailer. In my opinion leave this original engine and recover this truck, in the caramel color from the bottom to the bottom and cream from the top. I follow from the south of Brazil.
Beautiful truck, great scenery, happy family - you are living large my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Great rescue of a cool ol Ford.
Great wk, you n your dad did,in getting the old girl up n running & making it home safe 👊
Good to see you get it going and drive it Home. My late Father had a 67 Ford like that one, except it had the regular bed.
Ha what sweet children you have. Adds so much to your great channel!! Thank you for taking time to share these videos. Cant wait to see y'all fix this one up
Just a few tidy-up issues and some deep respect for that workhorse 223. No need to tear it all up and put some stupid jazz-bo LS in it (You can get those in a truck already). I had a company truck just like that one and it lasted throughout all eternity. You might want to be on the lookout for spare column shift parts. An old school shell, like a Pullman or Sportsman Top would be just the ticket. Sure would be fine down at the boat dock in Forsyth on Lake Taneycomo.
Old Fords never die!
My dad had a 1970 Ford step-side with the same engine. Tough engine. He wore it completely out.
love the content i would make this one a daily driver so simple and easy to work on great little trucks cant wait to see more from this one ,it would make a great shop truck with your logo painted on the doors
I love the front view coming out of the bush after you guys reclaimed her!!!
Great to see a beautiful part of the USA on that drive. Thanks.
Cool old truck, please, when you jetwash it record it in real time there is alot of satisfaction watching the dirt come off and revealing whats underneath.
If I could,
I’d buy that. That is my dream truck. To bad I am a 14 year old without a job
Then just turn 16 already.
It doesn’t work like that
I know it seems terrible but please don't rush your age up. You enjoy being young cause you will be old before you know it . You will have plenty of time .
@@2koolchris291 Trust me, that was a joke.
Hang in there, kiddo. This is Mike's mom. We told our boys that it they waited until they were 17 to get thier licenses that we would buy them thier first cars. Mike chose an old truck, much like this one. Talk to your parents. Maybe they will make the same kind of deal with you. Take your time...being an adult isn't nearly as much fun as being a kid.
Love those old fords this body style.
A bit noisy on the tappets, but that's an easy fix....Looking forward to the Jet wash episode...Straight six are so smooth.
I waited for it! I love this pick up! Thank you for showing us this beauty!
Great job. You and your dad/brother really get jobs done.
Lots of possibilities with this one. Glad you made it back in one piece.
Very excellent video. Been with u from the start. Channel is driven by high quality content and willingness to hang it all out there. Thank you for sharing this find.
This truck is so sweet! Aside from the 3 on the tree! I can't stand that. Also, DAD....you're gunna talk to us eventually! The sooner the better! Love you guys either way! Keep'em coming!
Love the old truck. Made real back then.
It's like the slogan says The Best Never Rest! Love that truck!!!
I am so excited whenever I receive a notification that you uploaded a video. You are doing great job, love your builds. Greetings from Slovakia.
Sounds like the bell housing bolts are loose, my 84 was doing the same exact thing, shuddering on takeoff and making that wizzing sound
Enjoyed the video! I want to see more rescues. Hopefully a follow-up video is coming after you get the truck washed and cleaned up!
2 tablespoons of black pepper will stop that radiator leak, I ran it in my old 52 Chevy 235 six cylinder for several years, works like a champ
Nice job on getting the truck home. With the few problems u had that's just the fun of it all!!!
I'm so happy to see you home safely with that amazing truck. Always want to know how does it feel driving such a big american truck.
Those are twisty narrow country roads Michael. Almost reminds me of over here in the UK apart from the yellow road markings and the fact you’re driving on the wrong side of the road!
Really great real! Rescue well done thought that clang noise was the finish but🤷♂️👍
Great video. I'd like to see more getting this truck back to a driver and straightened out. Definitely a great platform to build on.
Heck, you have a solid 10 bucks in dishes you can sell at a flea market in there.
😄 oh yeah!
Nice sounding lil straight-6 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Those old in line 6's just won't die. I wish they were still built like that. You park one of these new cars for a month and they need open heart surgery. I'll always have an old truck. They'll be around when all these new ones are long gone.
What a great find. That truck has so much potential, there's really no end to what you can do with it. I have a 1968 F100, it's my profile pic, and I have a 1965 Mercury M100 long box with a 300 6 cylinder. The inline 6 is an incredible engine with lots of after market support that no one on TH-cam seems to tap into. Everyone does Crown Vic swaps on these trucks, it would be nice to see something different. A 4 barrel on an aluminum intake and a set of headers all backed up by a 5 speed will turn your truck into a street rod. Disc brakes from a 1973-79 are a quick, easy and inexpensive upgrade and you probably should do the kingpins anyways. The brake boaster out of a 1990's Ford Ranger also fits easily. This could could be the ultimate Budget Build!
Love the truck! After every turn I'm thinking "Surely they must be getting close to the house!"
Great save and a great truck
Great job guys love dad laughing and your Perseverance
AH, Who needs plates. I love that style of truck. Thanks for sharing.🍁👍👍
Just found your channel. Really enjoying the videos, keep up the great work!!!!
Nice, love the old step side style. Stay safe.
Really like your videos I remember way back in the day every car or truck I had came from a field or garage not running and not always in one piece but my dad would help me get them home drive or tow and fix them up to drive it's a great think you got going keep it up and keep the videos coming.
Pretty cool old Ford.
3 on the Tree....Love it!!!
Very enjoyable! Thanks!
Really too bad they didn't sell it to you before that tree fell on it. Would be straight as an arrow without the tree damage.
speechless man wow ... 40 years
Looking forwards to seeing this one cleaned up and back in action
Awesome work Michael. I'm a GM fan but love these old fords too. You and your dad did great getting her going and getting home.....although that was the extremely long way around to get back home. LOL!! As always fantastic video and much love from Pickens BB!!
I can't believe it sat outside for 40 years! I just rescued a '68 that sat for 40 years and it has a LOT more rust, the engine was stuck. I got it running, but the clutch is gone, which may be why it was parked in the first place.
Great. Thanks to share.
I'd love to see this truck up close, with your blessing of course
Mike we love these videos man keep them coming cool
Phil in the uk
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