1964 GMC Carryall: The Blue Goose -- /WHEEL LOVE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2017
- In episode five of the most chill car show on TH-cam. The Blue Goose has been in his family for over 40 years, bought by his parents, and he hopes to pass it along to his kids. This truck is a part of home.
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My father drove 65, with a 3 speed,and I was 13 years old in 70,and he would let me shift gears,my father is gone now,and you are right,those trucks have a smell and feel that are all thier own.Thanks so much for sharing the memories.
I have my dads 62 gmc 4x4, almost exact same story, lots of miles with the family, good and bad times, my dad named ours the blue moose. Great story made me tear up. ❤ sitting in my driveway now.
The family memories alone make this the perfect vehicle. I wouldn't change a single thing on it.
Gotta love it! Not a show winner, not an economy champ, and not the king of burn-outs. Just an honest truck that will run forever if you show it a little love.
in a world of disposable, it is nice to see a series dedicated to the love of the machine. keep it for ever, if possible. I love old tech. what new vehicle today could you buy today that would be possible to hand down to your grandchildren...nothing. everything is made for maximum profit, minimal longevity. this has got to change.
bush nut very well said... true!!!... though i have a crush on yenko camaro 2016 but still have equal crush on 67' Mustang Fastback and British Rover P6 to get!!but yeah i forgot to mention, after yenko my craziest crush is 53' buick skylark roadmaster..
Whats yours mate?? .
60 years ago most people of an average income bought a new vehicle every 3 years and there weren't hardly any cars on the used market that were worth carrying your family or your business once they got 80 thousand miles. The buying and selling was balanced back then but these days the new-car market is a complete farce and yet for some reason people are buying new cars more now than ever seemingly, and perfectly good 10 20 30 year old cars are being left in the lurch despite being some of the most reliable and cost-effective transportation appliances, perfectly safe to operate on the road and with cheap readily available parts.
I love how the shooting is imperfect. Dude's hand handing out the window with the GoPro before realizing it and dropping it down out of sight, shaky front end rolling shot, dog cam with a curious kid. We don't need super smooth video showing us the latest features, horsepower and torque figures, or unbelievably efficient and clever brake cooling ducting . This isn't a 'movie'. It feels more like a nice day out with friends. Great job, guys.
Thanks. :)
That is a beautiful machine. Thanks for the video.
Very cool truck, and a great story, thanks!
I slept in one for a couple months in the 70's on the Big Island of Hawaii. The right rear brake line was leaking so I pinched it off and drove it with 3 wheels braking.
that sounds awesome
I too grew up with this exact vehicle down to the color. I learned how to drive a standard with the three on a tree. I still remember the shift pattern: in, up reverse; in, down 1st; out, up 2nd and out, down 3rd. I have a lot of fond memories of my dad in that truck. I wish I still had it.
She sure is a beautiful truck, she looks so proud too still in the family.
I drive a 63 nova wagon, love ever smell, sounds and lack of frills.
We moved her recently from Hawaii to vermont, I'd love someday to have a gmc carryall ...a real gem!
Beautiful, like a room on wheels. I need to gem my 65 rolling. My favorite trucks 1964-66 all of them!
a vehicle that could be around in 100 years!
cant say that for most built now in a 25 year frame reference.
nice truck!
Dogs are awesome! Look at those crazy faces.
What a great story ,.... it s all about the memories for him .... nice ones too ,,,, I remember trucks like that when i was a kid
That thing is dope. I love the fact that its not in pristine condition, so you can drive it without worries of scratching it, etc.
Such a cool truck
And I love that the doggies still go in the truck.
I don't own dogs, but have always allowed four legged passengers in the nova.
Then, and only then is a vehicle a family vehicle :)
Thats a great story and a nice short film.
What a lovely old truck, kind pre-dates the early Range Rover by quite a few years.
Suburbans been around since the 1930s.
had a 65 chevy exactly like that. was my first plow truck
1:48 that guy with the GoPro so funny :D
I'm a Ford guy, not familiar with this model Chevy. That being said, I LOVE IT! What a great body style!
Great video, I would have liked to see the engine; that GMC V6 was crazy huge, looks almost like a big block V8.
64 seat school buses had 400 ci versions ,unbreakable .
This is my favorite suburban
I have a couple of those V6 badges. Planning on putting them on my van.
Old is beautiful
Love this body style!
Excellent !
Nice vid, I enjoyed it. No conversion’s on the old girl… cool
Awesome! I have a 58
A truck built like a tractor, I like it.
I love that he's kept it original, without some mickey mouse "rims", flashy paint, sitting 2" from the ground
We called those "Bread trucks" when I was a kid...
I was googling this truck pics and other models and it led me to more badazz stuff.. "" Scammell Pioneer SV2S Heavy Breakdown Tractor ""
Love it.
Never seen a 4x4 with 3 speed. Mine is 4 speed with compound low. GMC were truly heavy duty vs Chevrolet back then, V6 only for GMC.
saw one in cuba 2 summers ago with a chevy badge and apache badge lol
Pretty nice truck. Is that the original paint?
It is I’m the kid in that video
basically an old school Suburban or Yukon XL
Yukon XLs , were actually called "GMC Suburbans" until 1999.
how many miles on it?
Ayyeee 2nd 😁
Fucking spill your brains on your back porch
he don't warm up the car
Why, its not cold out
They probably reshot that scene several times.
Better off driving it gently anyway...and having just a _little_ load on the engine will get it up to temp faster.
Your video editor needs to get some better effects that stock movie maker banner made me cringe, makes the production quality look cheap
You need a new hobby
Optical Clarity im probably old enough to be your dad son, its called constructive criticism not being a little bitch like youre doing
Alan B A lot of phallic references, you should stop internalizing all those gay thoughts and just admit it you aren't fooling anybody
305 V-6? Sure it's not a V-8?
Nope. Big old six.
One of GMC's truck engines...known for being torquey, reliable, and VERY thirsty, even by '66 standards. Personally, I'd have switched to the optional 327 V8...but since this truck is a sentimental keeper, I'm pretty sure that wouldn't fly for the owner.
V-6? Inline six more likely.
Nope, it was a V6 for the 5th generation ('60-'66) Suburban Carryall
"A 305 cu in (5.0 L) GMC V6 engine was also available on GMC models. This 305 was actually from GMCs medium-duty truck line. It featured high torque, but was also notable for poor fuel economy."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_Suburban
STRAIGHT UP NO NONSENSE BASIC UTILITY VEHICLE …..I MUST SAY, THEY DON'T MAKE THEM LIKE THAT ANYMORE AND THAT'S A SHAME
I am offended he is putting dogs in the truck.
Adam Prenger I am offended that you are offended.