Had a Marmom Day Cab with a smaller Cat about 35 years ago. It was running when picked up. Came out of Chicago Limestone Pits. Made a great Farm Truck. It cleaned up nice. The Farmers who bought it are still working it. Nice find……keeping my fingers crossed. Thank You for another great Video !! H.
My step-father worked for Space Corporation in Garland Texas in the mid to late sixties when the Marmon trucks were built there. It was cool when he would take me to see all the hands on manufacturing. I've been a fan of these beautiful trucks ever since then. GOOD LUCK!!!!!
I’ve been into semi trucks since I was a child, but I don’t think I ever knew about the Marmon. Educational video for me. Would like to see it come back to life.
Love it!!!! Keep 'em coming. Remember seeing one of these on display at the local fair back in the 80s. There big claim to Fame was that they were all custom/hand built. Good luck....and watch out for those spiders 😆
That would be a great addition to the fleet you just don't see many of them around anymore, keep up the great content and thanks for the time and effort of trying to get it started you and Jessica take care!
Damn you’re videos and dedication keep getting better and better, these trucks are from my era I’m 57 now and in 1990 a good friend of mine had a Mormon just like that and I had a 1987 Mack cab over 613 and we used to haul garbage fro New York to Virginia and I was always jealous of his bad ass Mormon , keep up the awesome work and I’m sure that you’re channel will grow by leaps and bounds, again thank you for your dedication to the old school trucks!!!!
James, I'm Pretty sure you'll get it just not today keep the faith stay strong and all will RUN, as always God bless y'all from Gaffney South Carolina viewer 🙏❤️💯
Please don't give up on that Marmon it's just too cool and rare of a truck to let sit and got away. Love your channel and think it's also cool that you fly the big jets too. Take care and be safe!
i personally built the frame of that sleeper & all their standups and most of the other 2 flat tops. When i first went to the Garland plant, i couldn’t believe trucks were made there. I worked for Imperial Fabrication, who made truck parts for Peterbilt, Paccar, Marmon, and a few others
That’s a holy grail find for me! I absolutely love those trucks. I was always intrigued by them growing up. I grew up in Jen worth’s and Pete’s but Mormons were my favorites
Thanks for keeping it real and posting the video despite it not starting. I’m sure this sucker will purr with a bit more charm… Anyone can pick out the easy will it starts and post them!
Really great video James. I was on the edge of my seat right thru this one. My fingers are crossed you can do a deal as it deserves saving due to its rarity. Cheers, Bob
Great video James and Jessica. Another one for the fleet should be interesting when you clean it up. Looking forward to the next video stay safe James and Jessica.
This is a find for sure, had a 1985 with a 425 Kitty and a 13spd, I miss the old girl, I use to live in Acworth in Cherokee county, outside of Villa Rica on the Eastside by the truck stop, my old 1976 K-100 double bunk flat top Kenworth is sitting, I sold it to my step brother who passed shortly afterwards and his wife had it parked in the woods, I had just totally rebuilt the entire drive train and it had a 530HP 1693 Cat motor and 15spd, that truck was a beast. Maybe one day I'll see it on your channel.
@@JamesPretty Family doesn't get along with her but I will try to see if it's still on the property or if she had it scrapped, I tried years ago to get it back and she was being a b#@$h about it.
Those trucks are a rare thing now days since the Marmons don't exist anymore. I love the old trucks like this one. Even more so, I love the Cab Overs. Nice truck 👍. Nice find. I would love to hear that truck running.
Gotta stop for a while but hopefully once I get some merch out for sale I can buy more parts and more trucks. I wanna save them all. Appreciate ya Craig
ALWAYS go deep in the groove. Lol. Love your videos. Yall are an awesome team. I hope you buy the Marmon to add to your collection. Martha would be a good name for it
Hi jim, don't beat yourself up over this, you did your best, and as you indicated earlier these types of trucks are rare, parts are ridiculously scarce, and it's just one of those times some trucks just don't want to be resurrected back on the open road. Keep working on it, and you will succeed.
Aww, I felt so sorry for you! But that's the way things roll, makes a refreshing change from the ones that do start! thanks for making the video (from a retired vehicle mechanic over in Cheshire, England). Liked and subbed too. :)
Great to see a will it start video on an old Marmon. I used to remember seeing them new on the road working. I imagine at this point since they've been closed down for so long, proprietary parts for them ain't easy to find and not cheap when you do.
@@JamesPretty If YOU have a hand in it... It's GOING to be AMAZEBALLS! I started watching your channel when you bought the kw k100 "twins" and I've been hooked ever since! I love old cabovers... I love your channel... I LOVE old Marmon trucks... but to see one on your channel is the "Bee's Knees"! So... you keep buyin 'em and fixin 'em... N I'll keep watching 'em!
Blue button could be 8LL, super 10, or 15 spd. Every 13 I ever drove was a red button or the old school shift knob with direct and OD. Every 18 I’ve driven had a grey button. Awesome videos! You know what time it is!!
The engine is cranking and was almost starting all it needed was application of quick start. Quick start helps not to drain the battery quickly and not to burn the starter motor. In Zambia, I could have used petrol to start it. Good luck guys.
@@JamesPretty just tell me where to send pics of it, it’s the newest truck in our collection, I have an 89’ Pete 379, an 81 Pete day cab cabover, an 84 KW W900 and a 77 international fleetstar 2070a
Just keep doing what you do I've always wanted to put a b61body on a pickup frame was always to busy working to have any free time wish I had more room to keep a couple 66 and out of energy lol
OOH OOH PLEASE BUY IT. thoes are hand built and extremely rare I here there's a few people that collect and restore them and one guy bought a truck load of parts
@@JamesPretty hell yeah holy shit....MY MAN you got yourself a rare beast there I'm a trucker and I see them running around occasionally one time I saw 3 in 2 days boy was I excited as far as the spiders use yourself a compressed air hose suit up really well and blast thoes 8 legged web building freaks ALL to hell as fast as the engine pressure wash the hell out of it use soap it will kill insects by blocking their airways up and they will turn over on their backs...kick their legs up like they are having a HOOTANANY and d.i.e.
Wow you don't find these trucks often anymore! They were built in Richardson, TX not really far from where I live and I believe it was 91 when the official last truck left the factory. Navistar took the plant over and ran there for decades building the sever duty trucks and some military trucks. It too closed a hand full of years ago. A guy who drove for us bought a new one around this time and I believe he said he got one of the last ones that was left. Very interesting trucks and too bad there so hard to keep up with parts. I think they look really nice. Marmon's customization process killed them because they couldn't build in mass quantities like the big guys do.
BRO THIS IS JUST AWESOME MADE MY SUNDAY MORNING DAMM WE APPRECIATE YOU SAVING THESE OLD TRUCKS DRIV,AH... PS AND YOUR FUNNY AF GOT THE SPIDER 1000 AND HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING BIG ENOUGH TO EAT ME YET TO FUNNY BUDDY TO FUNNY...😁
@@JamesPretty I'm not going anywhere gonna be here supporting you as long as you keep it up. Don't beat yourself up your one hella good mechanic driv,ah
👍Thanks for sharing your cold start fails it’s honest work and better learning opportunities 👍?? Did we check passengers side box for 2 more batteries drawing down your good battery. ??🤔
So rare that I don't recall ever seeing one in real life. What an awesome find! I notice that you're blacking out the name on the door, probably the request of the current owner.
Somehow I work on an issue until I get frustrated,then I stop. go get a coffee and rethink what to do. When I am ready I try it again. Persistence pays off usually…….
425 was the biggest factory displacement on A,B,& C models. Displacement changed on E models. Imo B models were the best because there’s an intercooler and they were 100% mechanical.
Good video again Man brother what are you going to get next that is a good looking truck I remember them you sure do know your trucks my friend you will get it running good mechanic good job keep saving The old trucks some people don’t know The old trucks trucks and them hard-working truck drivers back then good trucking I respect all of them and I respect you what you are doing with the trucks my friend y’all be safe have a good night and tomorrow
You need to make a Magnet Removable sign Will it Start to cover the Old Door Signs or Butcher Paper and some tack tape makes it easier then your continual edit Black Rectangle one Tape done while video lol
Ya I didn’t realize the company was still in business until after I filmed. So from now on I’ll check before I film. Sorry for that black square I’ll do better. I appreciate ya
I had an Auto Car once that positive went to ground.. also pull the starter and take it apart and clean it up, you need heavy cables for the jumper or install both batteries properly
@@JamesPretty an amp meter takes the gamble out of starter draw! Also works on alternator out put. On starters that have been dormant tapping with a hammer first helps the springs on the brushes. Nothing is more important than clean battery connections!
Seen a marmon here in central Florida last week hauling oversized loads it was restored. I was told that marmon used Kenworth and peterbilt parts , because if something broke you could get it from them.
your dedicaition to keeping these old trucks running is amazing you and jessica have the same enthusiasm love from the uk
Thanks Darren for watching and commenting we appreciate ya
Thatisa15speedidrovea1989macksuperlinerwiththe3406cat.ithadthesametransitwasaloggingtruck.
LOVE THESE ''MARMONS'' DROVE ONE BACK IN THE DAY===SAME ''CAT'' ENGINE===LOTS OF POWER==
Appreciate ya watching
You have discovered a great find. Your right Marmon used all kinds of manufacturers, what ever they could get. They have great cabs and interiors.
Thanks for watching and commenting Andrew
Appreciate ya
Had a Marmom Day Cab with a smaller Cat about 35 years ago. It was running when picked up. Came out of Chicago Limestone Pits. Made a great Farm Truck. It cleaned up nice. The Farmers who bought it are still working it. Nice find……keeping my fingers crossed. Thank You for another great Video !! H.
Thanks wendell
My step-father worked for Space Corporation in Garland Texas in the mid to late sixties when the Marmon trucks were built there. It was cool when he would take me to see all the hands on manufacturing. I've been a fan of these beautiful trucks ever since then. GOOD LUCK!!!!!
Wish I’d have seen the factory. Would have been awesome
OH BOY OH BOY OH boy. YET ANOTHER TRUCK for the driveway lol
Thanks bro appreciate ya
What a beautiful truck I was hoping we could hear that baby run.Love your passion for all these old work horses.
Thanks 👍 appreciate ya
That's one of the best driving trucks ever made!
I’m gonna find out soon. Thanks for watching Troy I really appreciate ya
I’ve been into semi trucks since I was a child, but I don’t think I ever knew about the Marmon. Educational video for me.
Would like to see it come back to life.
It’s gonna Dave for sure
Dave that was one of the finest trucks ever built. I think they were from Garland Texas. I could be wrong but I’m not sure.
Nice job guys !!!!!
Keep restoring America 🇺🇸 one Truck at a time 👍
Appreciate ya watching
Very Entertaining. Bring er home please
@@andrewnorris1514 doing it
Your truck assistant and tree trimmer has great enthusiasm!
She’s an amazing gal. I love her
Love it!!!! Keep 'em coming. Remember seeing one of these on display at the local fair back in the 80s. There big claim to Fame was that they were all custom/hand built. Good luck....and watch out for those spiders 😆
Thanks for watching and commenting Jake. We appreciate it
That would be a great addition to the fleet you just don't see many of them around anymore, keep up the great content and thanks for the time and effort of trying to get it started you and Jessica take care!
I have acquired it ;). Bringing it home soon
Cheers for that James.😉
Don’t beat yourself up too much James! Great video & love the passion you & the team has to keep these classics going 👏
Thanks Martin. Appreciate ya watching and commenting
Love the will it start videos even if they don't start keep the great content coming really enjoy your videos
Thanks Ben I appreciate ya
Nice old truck. It’s a black widow haven . Tight fitting Mechanixs gloves are a plus in situations like these. 👍
Thanks for the info. Appreciate ya being part of the channel
James & Jessica my favorite team. Much love from Burundi 🇧🇮
Thanks for watching I appreciate ya
@@JamesPretty 😊
Damn you’re videos and dedication keep getting better and better, these trucks are from my era I’m 57 now and in 1990 a good friend of mine had a Mormon just like that and I had a 1987 Mack cab over 613 and we used to haul garbage fro New York to Virginia and I was always jealous of his bad ass Mormon , keep up the awesome work and I’m sure that you’re channel will grow by leaps and bounds, again thank you for your dedication to the old school trucks!!!!
Thanks Paul. I appreciate ya watching and being part of the channel.
Great video James, you are a dedicated man !!! You both put your heart and soul into those trucks!!!! It's a great channel to watch 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Ron appreciate ya
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James, I'm Pretty sure you'll get it just not today keep the faith stay strong and all will RUN, as always God bless y'all from Gaffney South Carolina viewer 🙏❤️💯
If there is one truck worth saving you are looking at it, any old trucker will tell you that is the King of the road hands down.
I’m finding that out the more I research it. Appreciate ya Curt
Please don't give up on that Marmon it's just too cool and rare of a truck to let sit and got away. Love your channel and think it's also cool that you fly the big jets too. Take care and be safe!
Thanks Mitch. I’m gonna bring it home. And make it run. Appreciate ya
I like when he says it should might start. Were bringin this sucker Home
@@JamesPretty Flannel Phillip has an interview with Chris Budke on his 1987 Marmon 57P on his TH-cam channel
I must say this Marmon interior was very well appointed in it's day...nice leather seats!!
Agree. It’s going to clean up Nice. Thanks again for watching
i personally built the frame of that sleeper & all their standups and most of the other 2 flat tops. When i first went to the Garland plant, i couldn’t believe trucks were made there. I worked for Imperial Fabrication, who made truck parts for Peterbilt, Paccar, Marmon, and a few others
Oh man that’s awesome Really cool for sure
This guy knows his truck's,
a real pro!
Thanks John. Appreciate ya
That is a classic truck that is awesome you found one.
Thanks Jack we appreciate ya watching and subscribing
That’s a holy grail find for me! I absolutely love those trucks. I was always intrigued by them growing up. I grew up in Jen worth’s and Pete’s but Mormons were my favorites
Nice. Thanks for watching
Don't give up. The difficult stuff I can overcome, the simple/easy stumps me a fair amount.
Rite on. Appreciate ya
...James, I like your shows cuz U Work, U think, U improvise , take charge.
keep doing what U like.
Bless
Thanks so much I appreciate ya
Thanks for keeping it real and posting the video despite it not starting. I’m sure this sucker will purr with a bit more charm… Anyone can pick out the easy will it starts and post them!
Thanks Mike appreciate ya. When I get it home I’m gonna make it go. One way or another
Really great video James. I was on the edge of my seat right thru this one. My fingers are crossed you can do a deal as it deserves saving due to its rarity. Cheers, Bob
Thanks Bob. We did make a deal. I’ll bring her home soon. Thanks for being part of the channel
Great video James and Jessica. Another one for the fleet should be interesting when you clean it up. Looking forward to the next video stay safe James and Jessica.
Thanks Richard. Appreciate ya
This is a find for sure, had a 1985 with a 425 Kitty and a 13spd, I miss the old girl, I use to live in Acworth in Cherokee county, outside of Villa Rica on the Eastside by the truck stop, my old 1976 K-100 double bunk flat top Kenworth is sitting, I sold it to my step brother who passed shortly afterwards and his wife had it parked in the woods, I had just totally rebuilt the entire drive train and it had a 530HP 1693 Cat motor and 15spd, that truck was a beast. Maybe one day I'll see it on your channel.
Send me an email if you have their contact info
Pkkustomz@hotmail.com
@@JamesPretty Family doesn't get along with her but I will try to see if it's still on the property or if she had it scrapped, I tried years ago to get it back and she was being a b#@$h about it.
Those trucks are a rare thing now days since the Marmons don't exist anymore. I love the old trucks like this one. Even more so, I love the Cab Overs. Nice truck 👍. Nice find. I would love to hear that truck running.
We’ll rebuild the motor and make it great again
Good deal
Can't wait to hear it run. Those Cat Engines are good motors. I love those old trucks. Diamond Rio I love too.
James you definitely need to get this added to the collection brother. 😊👍🏾
I bought it thanks for watching appreciate ya
Classic truck there James ! It looks great . Your going to need a bigger yard if you get much more haha ! God bless ya both ! 🙂
Gotta stop for a while but hopefully once I get some merch out for sale I can buy more parts and more trucks. I wanna save them all. Appreciate ya Craig
It's fantastic! I did not know that brand of truck and it is beautiful!
She is amazing. Appreciate ya
ALWAYS go deep in the groove. Lol. Love your videos. Yall are an awesome team. I hope you buy the Marmon to add to your collection. Martha would be a good name for it
Appreciate the kind words And as always appreciate ya being part of the channel
Hi jim, don't beat yourself up over this, you did your best, and as you indicated earlier these types of trucks are rare, parts are ridiculously scarce, and it's just one of those times some trucks just don't want to be resurrected back on the open road.
Keep working on it, and you will succeed.
Thanks so
Much for watching. We appreciate ya
Aww, I felt so sorry for you! But that's the way things roll, makes a refreshing change from the ones that do start! thanks for making the video (from a retired vehicle mechanic over in Cheshire, England). Liked and subbed too. :)
Thanks so much I appreciate ya
Great vid and great channel would love to see that Marmon Running and back on the road
It will be again
Appreciate ya p
My favorite video, hands down.......love you two working together.
Subscribed.
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Much We appreciate ya watching
A Marmon! What a Honey! The takeaway from Marmon is attention to detail. Carry on.
Thanks Carl appreciate ya
@@JamesPretty that semi is been sitting in the woods
@@treystewart544 sure has. What a mess
Great to see a will it start video on an old Marmon. I used to remember seeing them new on the road working. I imagine at this point since they've been closed down for so long, proprietary parts for them ain't easy to find and not cheap when you do.
We’ll see how it’s going to go hopefully it’s complete enough to make it amazing
@@JamesPretty If YOU have a hand in it... It's GOING to be AMAZEBALLS! I started watching your channel when you bought the kw k100 "twins" and I've been hooked ever since! I love old cabovers... I love your channel... I LOVE old Marmon trucks... but to see one on your channel is the "Bee's Knees"! So... you keep buyin 'em and fixin 'em... N I'll keep watching 'em!
@@maddienreeree appreciate ya being part of the channel
I picked up my new 1985 57p from Texas and got to tour the factory it was very cool
That does sound pretty cool Wish I could have seen that. Man sounds amazing. Appreciate ya watching Raymond
I started a Kenworth this summer that had been in a barn since 1969. Not hard if you got that spark, baby!
Hahahaha.
Awesome good ole marmon . A hand built beauty built in texas
Thanks Chris as always. Appreciate ya
Your welcome.
I'm a new subscriber. I've been binge watching your videos since you found that cabover in Arkansas.. Good stuff. Love your channel.
Thanks Rich. I appreciate you being part of the channel
You guys gave me inspiration to go save a 91 t600 that I got for $200
Heck ya. Awesome. Do it. Save it. Appreciate ya watching and subscribing
Blue button could be 8LL, super 10, or 15 spd. Every 13 I ever drove was a red button or the old school shift knob with direct and OD. Every 18 I’ve driven had a grey button. Awesome videos! You know what time it is!!
Thanks Anthony for watching and subscribing and commenting. I really appreciate ya
I love all this old iron!!
@@LocalCelebrity412 me tooo
"i was wonderin if there was a starter on there" ooo..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
DANG IT !! I am gonna be late for work today watching the video looking for the magic moment!
Nice hahaha tell
Them James pretty said it’s ok if you’re late today ;)
Glad someone is warm & cookin up here in the Pocono's it's friggin freezing got heat on here.
Ugh. Hate the cold
The engine is cranking and was almost starting all it needed was application of quick start. Quick start helps not to drain the battery quickly and not to burn the starter motor. In Zambia, I could have used petrol to start it. Good luck guys.
The engine is broken
Gotta love that old gal, Marmon, they were the caddys back in the day, Watch out for that red headed spider...
Thanks for watching and commenting Brian. Appreciate ya
My wife has a 1992 marmon 57p with a b model cat and 18spd, bought it in Texas and brought it home to Oregon
Awesome. I’d like to see it.
@@JamesPretty just tell me where to send pics of it, it’s the newest truck in our collection, I have an 89’ Pete 379, an 81 Pete day cab cabover, an 84 KW W900 and a 77 international fleetstar 2070a
@@DC980G2 pkkustomz@hotmail.com
Damn. You definitely struck gold there guys. And by the way,there is a shop that still has marmom parts up in Michigan.
Nice
I love a Marmon 😍 and I really love the Cab Overs but I feel like they are super rare haha. You are gathering quite a collection brother!
Hell yeah!
I got two M cabovers in the woods here. Eventually I’ll own them too
James you an Jessica are so cool love y'all's videos
Thanks Tommy
Lol what's up james hi Jessica 👋 Georgia? Ah another truck to buy YES love it BRING HER HOME JAMES
Thanks for always being a part of it Ramon. Appreciate ya
Retired steering wheel holder here in Florida miss my old triplex mack great heavy duty truck dont miss the suspension at all lol
Ugh I’ll bet. Thy thing had to ride hard as heck
Just keep doing what you do I've always wanted to put a b61body on a pickup frame was always to busy working to have any free time wish I had more room to keep a couple 66 and out of energy lol
@@johnnieacosta7238 rite on. I appreciate ya Johnnie
I never saw this truck before or heard of this brand!! Cool lookin !!
Ya I think it’s gorgeous too
OOH OOH PLEASE BUY IT. thoes are hand built and extremely rare I here there's a few people that collect and restore them and one guy bought a truck load of parts
I did buy it. I appreciate ya Lorn. Stay tuned for more and more and more ;)
@@JamesPretty hell yeah holy shit....MY MAN you got yourself a rare beast there I'm a trucker and I see them running around occasionally one time I saw 3 in 2 days boy was I excited as far as the spiders use yourself a compressed air hose suit up really well and blast thoes 8 legged web building freaks ALL to hell as fast as the engine pressure wash the hell out of it use soap it will kill insects by blocking their airways up and they will turn over on their backs...kick their legs up like they are having a HOOTANANY and d.i.e.
What a great find. Always enjoy your videos
Thanks bro appreciate ya watching and subscribing and commenting
James that would be a great truck for your collection
I bought it. ;)
What a great find that b model is pretty in tact looks good to have been sitting so long
I agree. I’m gonna enjoy cleaning it up and bringing it home. Thanks for watching I appreciate ya
Thanks James for the great video iesh better luck on next one thanks again
Thanks Keith appreciate ya
That was a great find! As always great video.
Thanks Gary appreciate ya
Wow you don't find these trucks often anymore! They were built in Richardson, TX not really far from where I live and I believe it was 91 when the official last truck left the factory. Navistar took the plant over and ran there for decades building the sever duty trucks and some military trucks. It too closed a hand full of years ago. A guy who drove for us bought a new one around this time and I believe he said he got one of the last ones that was left. Very interesting trucks and too bad there so hard to keep up with parts. I think they look really nice. Marmon's customization process killed them because they couldn't build in mass quantities like the big guys do.
Ya it’s sad. I’ve read they are the Rolls Royce of semi trucks. It is very nice under the dust and dirt. Appreciate ya Brad
Plant was in Garland TX, and the last Marmon rolled off the assembly line in 1996.
@@maddienreeree Ah yes Garland not Richardson. Dang sorry about that everyone and the date is mid 90's. Thank you for correcting that Maddi.
@@bradh7472You're welcome driver! I Dearly love n miss Marmon. They TRULY just don't make anything that even comes CLOSE to a Marmon nowadays.
I said Garland missed it by a few miles. Yes they were awesome trucks😎😎😎
I appreciate your efforts I hope you can eventually get it started
We’ll see once I get it to the shop. I hope it will run eventually
Love that Marmon, Would be an awesome showtruck
She is amazing. Not sure if I’m into making a show quality truck but might show it as an all original roadworthy machine depending
Black Betty Bam-Alam-Alam Betty will come a long way
Thx bro for being here
Don't know why youtube stopped my sub and notifications. but I had your shows show up on my notifications for some reason and I'm glad of that.
Thanks some others have said they got unsubscribed some how. I appreciate ya figuring it out and coming back. Thanks so much
@@JamesPretty I'd love to come see you and help with the restoration of trucks.
@@670tazman where do you live
@@JamesPretty I live in Artesia New Mexico
@@670tazman long drive to nw Georgia for work ;)
Love your videos! I've been stalking an old cabover near me too
Rite on Todd. Appreciate ya watching and commenting
I would love to drive this in the uk as a personal vehicle, the amount of people just staring in confusion would be hilarious.
Hahaha nice
BRO THIS IS JUST AWESOME MADE MY SUNDAY MORNING DAMM WE APPRECIATE YOU SAVING THESE OLD TRUCKS DRIV,AH... PS AND YOUR FUNNY AF GOT THE SPIDER 1000 AND HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING BIG ENOUGH TO EAT ME YET TO FUNNY BUDDY TO FUNNY...😁
Hahaha thanks bro. As always appreciate ya being part of this whole thing.
@@JamesPretty I'm not going anywhere gonna be here supporting you as long as you keep it up. Don't beat yourself up your one hella good mechanic driv,ah
Your store is dragging the motor down
@@lancehigdon8683 not sure what you mean brother
I think the store is dragging the motor down probably get a new starter and then if I do it
Thanks for the videos always good time
Appreciate ya Rick
👍Thanks for sharing your cold start fails it’s honest work and better learning opportunities 👍?? Did we check passengers side box for 2 more batteries drawing down your good battery. ??🤔
Nope never thought about looking for a second set. I will when I bring it home. Appreciate ya
Can't wait to see you get that old girl going. We haven't lost faith in you yet.
Oh I’m gonna get her. Believe it. I will more than likely do a rebuild on that engine
All I can say is awesome! Can’t win them all find another one is all 👍🇨🇦👏
I bought this one so we gonna make it great again
Nice try James I was waiting to hear that sweet music but man you keep finding those gems awesome as usual
Thanks Wallace appreciate ya.
Im new in here, you guyz are awsum, gunna subscribe n start watchin from the start, thanx from auzzie land. ps jessica is damn gorgous
Thanks for watching Ray. And I agree ;)
Nice videos.Love from the old man in Sweden
Thanks for watching!
Heck yeah I love those old marmons
Thanks me too I appreciate ya
So rare that I don't recall ever seeing one in real life. What an awesome find! I notice that you're blacking out the name on the door, probably the request of the current owner.
My first one. Thanks Dwight. I appreciate ya being part of the channel
Keep up the good work!You will get it!
Thanks for watching I appreciate it
Somehow I work on an issue until I get frustrated,then I stop. go get a coffee and rethink what to do. When I am ready I try it again. Persistence pays off usually…….
425 was the biggest factory displacement on A,B,& C models. Displacement changed on E models. Imo B models were the best because there’s an intercooler and they were 100% mechanical.
Nice thanks Neil. Appreciate ya
Good video again Man brother what are you going to get next that is a good looking truck I remember them you sure do know your trucks my friend you will get it running good mechanic good job keep saving The old trucks some people don’t know The old trucks trucks and them hard-working truck drivers back then good trucking I respect all of them and I respect you what you are doing with the trucks my friend y’all be safe have a good night and tomorrow
Thanks Glenn for the kind words and being part of the channel
@@JamesPretty look on TH-cam I this uploading a video of my race truck I this got it back from the mechanic I will be racing this weekend fun fun
A few of these made it to Australia, but i haven't seen one on the road since the 90s.
Nice I think they are cool. I appreciate ya watching
Brazil here!
Thanks for watching appreciate ya
Hi I am new watching I love watching starting videos you do a awesome job on your videos I am a huge fan your huge fan Sean from Lebanon Oklahoma
Thanks Sean for being a fan of the show. We appreciate ya
Your very welcome james your amazing
You need to make a Magnet Removable sign Will it Start to cover the Old Door Signs or Butcher Paper and some tack tape makes it easier then your continual edit Black Rectangle one Tape done while video lol
Ya I didn’t realize the company was still in business until after I filmed. So from now on I’ll check before I film. Sorry for that black square I’ll do better. I appreciate ya
@Tossed Salad I kept thinking someone was gonna hit their head on that black rectangle as they moved throughout the video...
@@JamesPretty Don't worry about the black rectangle just want to make your hard day easier with my useless tips lol
Baby got back , big hit back in 1982
That's a beautiful rig.
It is for sure. I already love it. Thanks Paul for watching and commenting
I had an Auto Car once that positive went to ground.. also pull the starter and take it apart and clean it up, you need heavy cables for the jumper or install both batteries properly
In attempt to start video number 2 I use all new cables and starter and batteries. Engine is bad
@@JamesPretty an amp meter takes the gamble out of starter draw! Also works on alternator out put. On starters that have been dormant tapping with a hammer first helps the springs on the brushes. Nothing is more important than clean battery connections!
@@labandonaldhock80 watch part two
That Marmon is quite a find!!.. Quite the rare bird!!
Marmon was such a revered name even Henry Ford once had a Marmon 16 in which he was chaufered in 1930's. The Marmon 16's had aluminum blocks.
Nice. I never knew that. Appreciate ya John
She cracks me up .. marmon trucks of texas i believe.. went out of business in the late 90s ? ..still some working examples around ..
Right on. We appreciate ya
Seen a marmon here in central Florida last week hauling oversized loads it was restored. I was told that marmon used Kenworth and peterbilt parts , because if something broke you could get it from them.
Good to know. Thanks Mark. Appreciate ya
I had a 1991 marmon like that I wish I still had
Nice. They are very attractive