I love the great old cars and trucks... especially this Dodge...you find and bring back to life. Your videos are a great way to end my work day. Just finished another 14 hour shift. Keep up the awesome finds and fixes...love the pressure wash too!
You spent quite a bit of time cleaning up that paint. It looked 100% better afterwards. May I make a suggestion? Purple Power, diluted at a ratio of 1cup per gallon of water works wonders. Mix up a batch in a 5 gallon bucket. Get the truck wet, scrub it with the soap solution, allow it to set for a few minutes and then rinse it off. I’m telling you, it works wonders! Great video. Cheers.
Beautiful old truck you saved there! I have 2 army M880 Trucks. Both 1977 1-1/4 tons. 1993 w350 1 ton with the legendary 12v Cummins, and soon a 1950 Dodge 1 ton dumper. Fellow mopar man here. Mostly because I was raised with them and know them inside and out. These old trucks/cars will be going long past the plastic electronic government forced regulated crap they make now days. I loved it last winter when it was -30 and the old Army Dodges fired and up and my neighbors newer Toyota wouldn't. lol Keep saving these oldies and making these great vids!
MOPAR-" Massively Overpowered And Respected" I owned a 1978 W150 4x4 stepside Warlock, Truck was a beast, it had a 360 with a 4 speed, full time 4 wheel drive, sure grip posi- front and rear, 3:55 gears, N.P. 205 transfer case, Borg Warner Force One Clutch, Weiland High-Rise intake with a Eldelbrock 750 carb, Eldelbrock rv cam, Headers, with 36"Cherry Bomb Glasspacks, and riding on Mickey Thompson 12x35"x15 Baja H-P tires. I loved that truck, there wasn't any where that truck couldn't take me, mud, rivers, snow, my Warlock never got me stuck or stranded, and I pulled plenty of fords and chevy's out of plenty of situations. I sure miss that truck. Sorry for the long statement but seeing that orange truck" yes mine was orange too" just made me want another one. Thanks for sharing.
That is one of my favorite body styles. Love to see more videos of that truck. Also really enjoy seeing old vehicles brought back to life. Keep up the good work.
Very nice! Id bet that the paint on that ole dodge would buff out nicely, soft compound then some good ole wax and she'll look good as almost new.......try it????
The Government had a policy in the eighties here, no govt truck kept more than 6 years regardless of mileage. Neighbor went to see the surplus sale vehicles, sealed bid on a 1977 Dodge D 100 (Tan) 225 -6 39,000 miles (Foreman's truck) bid $1,200.00 with a bank draft for 10% and got the truck. Lucky dog. Used it for ten years.
You could probably brighten that paint job with a great polish and maybe rubbing compound. Just an idea, but otherwise the truck looks great for having sat idle for years. Great video, man.
My dad bought a 75 Camaro that was covered in shit just like the truck he wet it with the hose sprayed it down with 409 waited 10-15 minutes rinced clean no scrubbing or high pressure spray
On this episode of MOPAR Hoarders... Love the new truck. My favourites were always the short beds. The 318 cid. V8 was always a very reliable engine with lots of possibilities. When are you getting to the Warlock? Thank you.
I bought a 85 power ram w150. It was one owner truck .. it only sat for one year .. I paid $1000 for it . I put 4 inch suspension lift on it .. 33s tires .. it still runs like a beast .. can’t beat ole 318 2BL .. I’m going to put a 4BL on it soon .. with some headers .. I have to get to front windshield replaced .. replace all the seals around the windows and stuff .. but I love them ole square body trucks . I’m hoping I can get it last another 20 years by then I’ll be 50 .
Wow brings back memories. my uncle had a 74 d 100 that was same color. bought it from a junk yard in East Tennessee . he drove that thing blowing oil back to Michigan lol. he rebuilt a 273 out of a 66 Belvedere that was balanced and blueprinted . I think he put over 500,000.00 miles on that truck.
I own a 78 (orange stepside) and a 91 (highlighter yellow short bed). I think these are the best looking trucks out there. Please buff this orange/red one, it looks like it will shine. Make that your next video please.
Nothing wrong with giving an old classic a bath after sitting so long. Almost really a good first step into bringing the truck back to life. Looks good.
That truck is sooo much like mine. I would love to be able to find a seat like that. I just have a normal bench. Thanks for showing it. Give it a good wax and see what happens.
I grew up a Ford guy but those D100 Dodges are really starting to grow on me. My daily is a dodge dakota and i absolutely love that truck, mid size truck with a V8, you can't go wrong!
So cool ! My dad has a 72 d100 it's two tone baby blue and regular blue with the chrome trim between. It has some rust but it's a tough old truck . They built them to last .
+Dylan McCool On the video it looks like some kind of putty or something had been used to repair a damaged carb casting or union. The dirt dobbers make more sense, but some people do like "unusual" repairs for problems...
Here in PA we don't see old trucks with fender arches still intact, in the rear especially. This would be a solid candidate for restoration out this way. I'd just go with it, she will come back to life again. Like all you guy`s channels and keep up the good work!
That looks just like my old truck back in 87, I got a 76 custom 100 back in 87 when I was in the 10th grade. Washed dishes at a restaurant for the summer and paid $700 for it. Swapped out the slant 6 and manual 3 speed for a 273 out if a 68 cuda, cam, headers, and 4.10 gears and a automatic and went out and blew away everyone in town from stop light to spotlight.
I had an 79 orange short bed with a slant 6 - 3 speed on the column. Drove it over 200K! In fact it was 200,666.6 when it threw two rods on the highway in 100 degree heat! I started to hear it rap in 2nd gear starting about 160.000K and just kept putting STP in the crank case with every oil change.
right on man..i love how youre a mopar guy, thats almost my exact truck right there, mines a 79 d-100 long bed, 318 was the sportster (edit no sportsman, duh) camper edition but just a half ton, ive had it mostly parked for 10 years but kept it alive with necessary repairs and replacements just in case a spare vehicle is needed
I've owned 4 gen 1 Rams. Two d150 & 2 w150. If I had a dream come true, I would have another 80's w150, long bed, regular cab, auto trans and a gas engine.
My first "new" truck was a '79 Dodge, Red, (411 Rear End) 2WD Regular Cab Pickup. It had a 360 in it. After a couple of years, it had a Holley Quad, Dualed out with Cherry Bombs and an incredible Nakamichi sound system. It looked like an old farm truck, but I ate TransAms.
Nice find and nice video. My 2 cents, what I do differently on my projects is. Always wash from top to bottom, by the time the water reach the lower side, it´s softened and comes off quickly. Doing the engine at the same time is much easier to work on them. A "cob web" or "things" filled engine bay is not a good place to work with. In some of them I could not even see parts of the engine/components, no way to start working on something you can´t see. Thumbs up Cheers. ;-)
Sure is prettier than the one i picked up last weekend, a 1985 Fargo\Dodge w200 with the Nissan SD33T diesel engine, a bit of a dog, but the price was unbeatable!
New subscriber to your channel my friend, like your video. I picked up an old lebaron with a slant six that had been sitting for about 15 yrs. Cleaned the gas tank put fresh gas and a battery and it started right up. After a complete tune up and brake cylinders and brake pads n shoes runs n drives great. Keep up them great videos bud greatings from Mexico.
as some one who doesn't know much about cars i would love you to explain what your doing at each point! awesome video anyway and keep up the great work
Makes me miss my 87 chevy i did everything, all i needed was a gearbox and she was ready to go but i had to get rid of it because i didnt have the space but man i sure miss that truck. I have a 98 chevy k1500 with a 5.7 in it. Good truck
Not a bad looking old dodge. I've got my eye on an '75 w100 stepside with 318 and 3 on the tree 4x4. It's not as nice as the ones you find but pretty solid still.
The very first thing I do to every vehicle I bring home is soak the engine bay down with Simple Green let is sit for 2-3 beers and soak it again with aforementioned cleaner and after 2-3 more beers I power wash the bajeezus out of that thing and it seems to do a great job and makes it easier to find leaks and you don’t get as dirty working on the shit you drag home!
Great truck I have a friend that work at Chrysler in Brampton on Canada I’m not sure of the year same body style and she had a stick diesel it is in mint shape would love for her to sell this truck you have is real strait surprised it was not all rotted out
I love how every now and then you use classic rock in your videos. It's just fitting unlike other videos where people use dance mix for an old car. That is just disturbing!
This sporty Dodge reminds me of this truck I've lusted after: always wanted a lifted Power Wagon (same orange paint with black and yellow trim) with that super-ill cow catcher like the one on "Simon & Simon".
This is not the same truck as the step side I drove out of the junkyard! But thanks for watching anyway!
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I noticed that.. because this one didn't have.. wait for it.. step sides. 😂
What model dodge is it ?
you should try selling some of the trucks you restore! you coud makes some good money off them .
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Dam, wish my stuff started that easy!!
I love the great old cars and trucks... especially this Dodge...you find and bring back to life. Your videos are a great way to end my work day. Just finished another 14 hour shift. Keep up the awesome finds and fixes...love the pressure wash too!
You spent quite a bit of time cleaning up that paint. It looked 100% better afterwards. May I make a suggestion? Purple Power, diluted at a ratio of 1cup per gallon of water works wonders. Mix up a batch in a 5 gallon bucket. Get the truck wet, scrub it with the soap solution, allow it to set for a few minutes and then rinse it off. I’m telling you, it works wonders!
Great video. Cheers.
Beautiful old truck you saved there! I have 2 army M880 Trucks. Both 1977 1-1/4 tons. 1993 w350 1 ton with the legendary 12v Cummins, and soon a 1950 Dodge 1 ton dumper. Fellow mopar man here. Mostly because I was raised with them and know them inside and out. These old trucks/cars will be going long past the plastic electronic government forced regulated crap they make now days. I loved it last winter when it was -30 and the old Army Dodges fired and up and my neighbors newer Toyota wouldn't. lol Keep saving these oldies and making these great vids!
MOPAR-" Massively Overpowered And Respected"
I owned a 1978 W150 4x4 stepside Warlock, Truck was a beast, it had a 360 with a 4 speed, full time 4 wheel drive, sure grip posi- front and rear, 3:55 gears, N.P. 205 transfer case, Borg Warner Force One Clutch, Weiland High-Rise intake with a Eldelbrock 750 carb, Eldelbrock rv cam, Headers, with 36"Cherry Bomb Glasspacks, and riding on Mickey Thompson 12x35"x15
Baja H-P tires. I loved that truck, there wasn't any where that truck couldn't take me, mud, rivers, snow, my Warlock never got me stuck or stranded, and I pulled plenty of fords and chevy's out of plenty of situations. I sure miss that truck. Sorry for the long statement but seeing that orange truck" yes mine was orange too" just made me want another one. Thanks for sharing.
Man I'm so proud of you I stand by you 100 %so glad to see a younger guy as myself to bring these old mopars back to life
That is one of my favorite body styles. Love to see more videos of that truck. Also really enjoy seeing old vehicles brought back to life. Keep up the good work.
Very nice! Id bet that the paint on that ole dodge would buff out nicely, soft compound then some good ole wax and she'll look good as almost new.......try it????
Tried a spot and it came back!
The Government had a policy in the eighties here, no govt truck kept more than 6 years regardless of mileage. Neighbor went to see the surplus sale vehicles, sealed bid on a 1977 Dodge D 100 (Tan) 225 -6 39,000 miles (Foreman's truck) bid $1,200.00 with a bank draft for 10% and got the truck. Lucky dog. Used it for ten years.
Nice! I just bought a '78 Club Cab D200 to go with my '73 D100. Love these trucks!
I love the exhaust note on that truck! That truck would look darn good with a nice hand wash and wax!
You could probably brighten that paint job with a great polish and maybe rubbing compound. Just an idea, but otherwise the truck looks great for having sat idle for years. Great video, man.
My dad bought a 75 Camaro that was covered in shit just like the truck he wet it with the hose sprayed it down with 409 waited 10-15 minutes rinced clean no scrubbing or high pressure spray
That's nice.
Nice
power washing vids are satisfying A/F
i agree and whats better is doing it your self lol
agreed :) nice how you used the vanishing point song :)
Instantly adds $500 to the value of the truck.
On this episode of MOPAR Hoarders...
Love the new truck. My favourites were always the short beds. The 318 cid. V8 was always a very reliable engine with lots of possibilities. When are you getting to the Warlock? Thank you.
Great video Dylan! Thanks for the memories... my first vehicle was a 1978 Dodge D100!❤️👍👍 Also learned to wrench on cars from that ole truck.
Damn man. That's a nice truck! A good cut and buff on the paint, tune up and tires, and you've got a nice daily driver!!!
@George Mcmillan I just checked that transfer case for you today, only numbers I saw on the back where c-1189 above the NP logo
I bought a 85 power ram w150. It was one owner truck .. it only sat for one year .. I paid $1000 for it . I put 4 inch suspension lift on it .. 33s tires .. it still runs like a beast .. can’t beat ole 318 2BL .. I’m going to put a 4BL on it soon .. with some headers .. I have to get to front windshield replaced .. replace all the seals around the windows and stuff .. but I love them ole square body trucks . I’m hoping I can get it last another 20 years by then I’ll be 50 .
Great truck Dylan body looks solid and engine seem to be ok. She's a keeper and would be a good daily driver nice find.
I was Diggin' that Allman Brothers...
Wow brings back memories. my uncle had a 74 d 100 that was same color. bought it from a junk yard in East Tennessee . he drove that thing blowing oil back to Michigan lol. he rebuilt a 273 out of a 66 Belvedere that was balanced and blueprinted . I think he put over 500,000.00 miles on that truck.
I own a 78 (orange stepside) and a 91 (highlighter yellow short bed). I think these are the best looking trucks out there. Please buff this orange/red one, it looks like it will shine. Make that your next video please.
I love these "pressurewash the old vehicle" videos :)
thats why i love old mopar, they will last forever especially slant 6es and 318s with a little tlc
Nothing wrong with giving an old classic a bath after sitting so long. Almost really a good first step into bringing the truck back to life. Looks good.
Glad to see your channel blowing up ! As always thumbs up, keep up the good work !!
Watched Vanishing Point just the other day (for the 5000th time) and recognized the song immediately. Great choice!
whats is the song?
Viktor Hansen , the song is “Where do we go from here?” by Jimmy Walker.
I remember it being faster in vanishing point though.
bretfraz right!!!! I instantly thought of Barry Newman in a white Challenger in the desert.
Its crazy how good some of that old paint holds up
Nice truck, that's probably my favorite Allman Brothers song too!
Cool another project to work on! I liked the power washing music!
Pressure washer are truly a gift from God! Sweet score!
Damn good looking pickup!
I did the same thing with a 58 Chevy Apache cleaned up pretty sweet awesome patina! Sat for 18 years
I wanna see you buff that truck so we know just how much you can bring that paint back to life.
I always do a nice Comet wash first thing, pressure washing tends to stripe and lift paint. Cool truck though, seems pretty solid over all.
That truck is sooo much like mine. I would love to be able to find a seat like that. I just have a normal bench. Thanks for showing it. Give it a good wax and see what happens.
I grew up a Ford guy but those D100 Dodges are really starting to grow on me. My daily is a dodge dakota and i absolutely love that truck, mid size truck with a V8, you can't go wrong!
8:03 peep that Ford in the back👌 gotta love ole reliable trucks
Nice! I know Pops wanted to light em up!
What an awesome truck! Great find!
Nice truck. Another good score.
noice score, 25 years , wow
So cool ! My dad has a 72 d100 it's two tone baby blue and regular blue with the chrome trim between. It has some rust but it's a tough old truck . They built them to last .
Running pretty well for something parked for that long. Some interesting noises, and a very interesting repair on the carb...
That's actually a dirt dobber nest. They use mud and dirt to make a house. They especially love cars.
+Dylan McCool On the video it looks like some kind of putty or something had been used to repair a damaged carb casting or union. The dirt dobbers make more sense, but some people do like "unusual" repairs for problems...
My dad a brand new in 78 3/4 ton with a 360. It was a beast. Got rid of it about 25 years ago
Here in PA we don't see old trucks with fender arches still intact, in the rear especially. This would be a solid candidate for restoration out this way. I'd just go with it, she will come back to life again. Like all you guy`s channels and keep up the good work!
TH-cams king of random pressure washing montages
That looks just like my old truck back in 87, I got a 76 custom 100 back in 87 when I was in the 10th grade. Washed dishes at a restaurant for the summer and paid $700 for it. Swapped out the slant 6 and manual 3 speed for a 273 out if a 68 cuda, cam, headers, and 4.10 gears and a automatic and went out and blew away everyone in town from stop light to spotlight.
A good buff job should bring the paint back to life all though i see some rust in places but it will look half decent
The songs really throw this one together.
I had an 79 orange short bed with a slant 6 - 3 speed on the column. Drove it over 200K! In fact it was 200,666.6 when it threw two rods on the highway in 100 degree heat! I started to hear it rap in 2nd gear starting about 160.000K and just kept putting STP in the crank case with every oil change.
Looking forward to making her a good runner. Love the truck!!
Wow you got quite a fleet now
right on man..i love how youre a mopar guy, thats almost my exact truck right there, mines a 79 d-100 long bed, 318 was the sportster (edit no sportsman, duh) camper edition but just a half ton, ive had it mostly parked for 10 years but kept it alive with necessary repairs and replacements just in case a spare vehicle is needed
vargo hoat got a d100 10 years newer than yours man 89 d100 318 shortbed sold my first d series just to get it
love the music
I've owned 4 gen 1 Rams. Two d150 & 2 w150. If I had a dream come true, I would have another 80's w150, long bed, regular cab, auto trans and a gas engine.
Beautiful truck! I’m restoring my grandpa’s old 77 d100 with the slant six and you just gave me a great idea with that color
My first "new" truck was a '79 Dodge, Red, (411 Rear End) 2WD Regular Cab Pickup. It had a 360 in it. After a couple of years, it had a Holley Quad, Dualed out with Cherry Bombs and an incredible Nakamichi sound system. It looked like an old farm truck, but I ate TransAms.
That old truck fired right up and ran like a Swiss watch , Bad ass I like it !
Many times people become injured and are unable to drive themselves and the cars or trucks sit.
Nice find and nice video.
My 2 cents, what I do differently on my projects is.
Always wash from top to bottom, by the time the water reach the lower side, it´s softened and comes off quickly. Doing the engine at the same time is much easier to work on them. A "cob web" or "things" filled engine bay is not a good place to work with.
In some of them I could not even see parts of the engine/components, no way to start working on something you can´t see.
Thumbs up Cheers. ;-)
That looks like it will buff out nice
I love that few seconds with the reflection of his blue dodge in the door of the red dodge as the scum melts away great shot
Sure is prettier than the one i picked up last weekend, a 1985 Fargo\Dodge w200 with the Nissan SD33T diesel engine, a bit of a dog, but the price was unbeatable!
You have done it again. Now i see where u get it from.
I like the property you live on as much as I do the vehicles.
Sweet find i wish i was that lucky
Nice truck bro! Two thumbs up
New subscriber to your channel my friend, like your video. I picked up an old lebaron with a slant six that had been sitting for about 15 yrs. Cleaned the gas tank put fresh gas and a battery and it started right up. After a complete tune up and brake cylinders and brake pads n shoes runs n drives great. Keep up them great videos bud greatings from Mexico.
Although I'm a Ford guy I liked this body style. I'd own one of those if I found one.
as some one who doesn't know much about cars i would love you to explain what your doing at each point! awesome video anyway and keep up the great work
Dude it's Blue Sky!
Cool vanishing point soundtrack!
She be a sweet one! BTW it's nice to see someone pressure wash from the bottom up. Again, 2 thumbs up
Makes me miss my 87 chevy i did everything, all i needed was a gearbox and she was ready to go but i had to get rid of it because i didnt have the space but man i sure miss that truck. I have a 98 chevy k1500 with a 5.7 in it. Good truck
You find the coolest stuff 👍
Cool truck. Nice choice of music too.
Does it not have a key or is something wrong with the electrical system? Also, looks like you're collecting the chrome wagon wheels now
It has a key, but it's been hacked on wiring wise. That's what I crossed it over at the relay.
Not a bad looking old dodge. I've got my eye on an '75 w100 stepside with 318 and 3 on the tree 4x4. It's not as nice as the ones you find but pretty solid still.
You selling this truck looks great
Thats awesome seriously love the wheels and tires you put on it
The very first thing I do to every vehicle I bring home is soak the engine bay down with Simple Green let is sit for 2-3 beers and soak it again with aforementioned cleaner and after 2-3 more beers I power wash the bajeezus out of that thing and it seems to do a great job and makes it easier to find leaks and you don’t get as dirty working on the shit you drag home!
hey man like your videos keep them rolling
NIce find! Definitely keep those period wheels.
Score runs good for setting so long. New header gaskets . No leaks. Good job Dylan.👍👍👍
Nice find 👍 although from the sound of it, the engine needs a little work.
Had a lifter that didn't want to pump up, but after a while it finally did the trick.
Sweet! It's always nice when things fixes themselves! lol
It helps to have to have tires mounted on LRT wheels as spares. ☺
wish the ramcharger I just bought just needed washed to look that good
Hey, any updates on the charger , cordoba or the Oldsmobile?
Patience is a virtue.
I'm looking for an older dodge p/u myself all of your videos are awesome
cleans up nice! 👍👌
Great looking find !
Great truck I have a friend that work at Chrysler in Brampton on Canada I’m not sure of the year same body style and she had a stick diesel it is in mint shape would love for her to sell this truck you have is real strait surprised it was not all rotted out
I love how every now and then you use classic rock in your videos. It's just fitting unlike other videos where people use dance mix for an old car. That is just disturbing!
This sporty Dodge reminds me of this truck I've lusted after: always wanted a lifted Power Wagon (same orange paint with black and yellow trim) with that super-ill cow catcher like the one on "Simon & Simon".
Those are cool trucks.
So rad man.
Where do u find these cars?
WHOA!!! Look at how well that thing cleaned up!!! Sweet!!!
Also -- damn good music, too. :-)
My 78 D100 225 Slant 6 had that grile. She was a 2wd shortbed auto 727.