Scout 800 LS Swap Resto Runner
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ธ.ค. 2017
- This 1970 Scout 800A went through a full restoration with a few modern updates.
It was also able to take home the title of Grand Champion for the Great American IH build off in 2017 at the Scout Nationals Show. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
This is beautiful. Absolutely love this. So much attention to detail here. 👏🏻
This thing is beautiful. I have one this identical color and I LOVE IT! Hoping mine isn’t too far gone to save. Love seeing the hopeful potential of mine
You guys are awesome
appreciate it!!
Awesome scout, would have loved to see some engine bay shots in the video
What size tires did you use
I want a Ford 170 c.i. inline 6 cylinder engine in my Scout..An engine used in the first and second generation Mustang car.."
@@levytorregrosaoliver6716 they used AMC 232 six Cylinders towards the end of this series Scout. (Btw a Jeep 4.0 will bolt right in )
Love it guys keep it up
Strong truck in dirt/cross country races in Forza Horizon 4 and 5
Stunning. Done correctly. How much, round figure, was the resto?
I don't know if you'd be interested, but this guy built an RC Scout out of wood and it looks just like the one in the video, same color and everything, different year. Down to the finest detail all out of wood. It''s worth a look This is the video:
Headquake's RC - #204 (67 Scout Full Build Video) may2015
Haha, yeah I remember seeing that a little while back. Pretty cool build.
Can you tell me what tires those are? I want to put tires like that on my Scout.
That's the same as the one I have. Except I have a strong Dependable long lasting 304 V8 backed up with a 3-speed much simpler. The speedometer doesn't work??
What does a resto mod like this cost if the owner supplies the Scout?
Tough to say as there are lots of variables. Check out the builds section of our website for current pricing and details.
What gas mileage could someone expect to get with a similar LS swap?
what make and model tires and size please
This video is essentially devoid of any mechanical details (specific "LS" engine, differentials, transmission make/model, transfer case, brakes, axle ratios, etc).
Most "LS" Scout builds really aren't because they use the Vortec 5.3, which has never carried an "LS" designator from GM. While the 5.3 is most certainly an LS derivative, it technically isn't an "LS" engine (e.g., LS1, LS2, LS3, LS6, LS7)....
The vehicle looks great and a lot of thoughtful work went into the build, but you need to include details if you want to improve your business and brand.
LS swap and not a single shot of the engine. smh.
Ha, yeah. First rule of show biz, keep them wanting more... we'll make sure to get more detail shots in future videos.
@@anythingscout 7 months later . . . how far in the future we talkin? :)
@@micahroy9668 fast forward 8 months still no video.. lmao guess the scout community disapproved of the swap.
All that talk about a " LS " and not one under hood shot . Mehh