Thank you Rick for taking us along with you it brings peace to me to get to watch your videos when you show the classic truck rescue ranch when you show wildlife out there it is just so peaceful and when you show the water it is great I will definitely be praying for low and use for your recovery about your surgery hope your mom and Jamie is doing great can't wait till the next video lots of love from Jefferson City Tennessee
What a great way to spend a nice Sunday afternoon. I am a lot like you. I love the old trucks and equipment and love to go look at it when I find the time. I own a few old pieces of farm equipment myself that I treasure and thank the good lord everyday that I am able to have them. I have a very small collection of 2 cylinder John Deere tractors. 3 of them to be exact and my nephew also owns one that is kept here at my place because he doesn't have room to store it. The best part is they all run and run well. They range from 1947 to 1958 model years and yes they all get used quite often. I love to hear those old 2 cylinder tractors run. Nothing sounds like them. Sorry for rambling on about them but as a collector yourself, I'm sure you understand how easy it is to talk about something you love or love to work on. I hope Lou feels better soon. I assure you, he is dearly missed on your videos.
Great to see you smiling and doing what you love. Great find on those trucks. Sorry to hear about Lou. Will keep the prayers coming for Lou and your family. I will take the time today to write a letter to Lou and send that to him this week. Great to see the progress on the building too. Looking great!! 👍👍👍
Thank you , Rick for the update on how things are going there in Oregon and on Lou ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas .
An old saying " You can take a country boy or girl out of the country but you can never take country out of them ever ! I know as I use to live in the the city for a few years and hated it ! Now by in the country thank the Lord for that !
My two 57 Chevy half tons have the factory hood rockets. I even have a third set for spares. Try finding original hood rockets now days. I paid $125.00 for one set 35 years ago. I managed to piece a second set together from 2 swap meets for $25.00 each. Then I got the third set from my uncle about 20 years ago. My 3200 is a factory V-8 that came with all the chrome and stainless and a big window cab. It will be getting factory 4x4 running gear. I have all the correct parts including the correct shifter for the power divider or transfer case.
Hi Rick, Mike from Vale here (guy with GTO) that 48 4400 is a 49 or 50 because the fuel fill was behind the cab in a 47 1/2 and 48, while the 49 and up has filler cap in cab. The only difference between a 49 and 50 is, 49s have friction shocks, and 50s have tube shocks. But can't tell on a 4400- 6400s because they don't have shocks. And that is a heavy duty 4400 because it has barrel bearings vs ball bearings. You can tell because roller bearings have a press in dust cap, and heavy duties (barrel bearing) have bolt on caps. Same holds true for 2 ton (6400s)
@@ClassicTruckRescue I’d be available 1:30 on Monday through Thursday and 10am on Friday through Sunday. Snow/Rain/squishy ground would be a big issue as this wheelchair doesn’t have 4 WD.
Another great video, Rick. The trucks are terrific, but some of the best parts of your videos is footage of your property. Such a gorgeous, peaceful place. Sending our best to Lou.
Jamie,Rick,Annabella,Jet, Looks like a great find. Another Classic truck saved from destruction. Stay safe from the corrupt State of Pennsylvania. God bless
Yes, American Indians used to have a similar mindset as you about leaving an area, "Leave no trace that we were here, and leave it better than we found it".
You have some beautiful country there!!!!! I like your chill spot. Rick, I'm grateful for a lot of things. I'm grateful I found your channel, I like the content, I love the country, I enjoy your channel. I'm grateful your property was spared. I'll be relieved to see your pole building up, good grief it's very tall!!!! Be well, be safe, all my best for Lou... Ya know, if I were to visit at that chill spot, I'd HAVE to silence my phone. Yes sir, I,,,wanna experiance nature without interruption from modern devices. I just imagined seeing John Wayne, ride up on a horse.......We're burning daylight!!!
Hey Rick hey Jamie thank youfor the video I enjoyed it and thank you for taking me along with you in the backwoods I enjoyed that myself and at a flea market this past summer I seen two emblems possibly one like you have there but I did not buy them because I didn't know there where that valuable but now thanks to your video here now I know they are valuable so if I ever come across anything like that I will purchase it so thanks again Rick and I learned something new again
I enjoyed the tractor ride :-) and the view. its so natural. i bet you get a lot of Wildlife living out in there. its like a tidy forest area before the stream
Glad Ya Sealed The Deal On The 'Ole Beaut's, Rick ! Tom's A Top Notch Fella ! Glad Ya Snagged The Ornaments Too ! Thanks Fer Lou's Address, Gitin' Right on That ! Prayers For Every 1 @ C T R & Family ! Happy Trails From The Maritimes In Canada. Hay Jamie, Scratch Fer TIG ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks again! Always good to hear from you Terry. I hope all of your family and friends up there in The Maritimes in Canada are doing well. -Rick, Jamie, Annabbella and Jet.
Prayers for Lou for a fast recovery. Loved the video an all the ranch shots. so beautiful out there. just a suggestion for all the fallen trees if there not rotten then cut long strait sections an drag them back by the parts trucks cut them in half an make a lean to or shied out of them with the bark on the outside. (real ranch style building) PEACE AN LOVE FROM MINNESOTA......BARRY
2 nice solid trucks. I bet that 57 will run, with not too much work. It would be nice if you had a 55-59 "shop truck', on the road that you can take your viewers along for the ride.
When i saw the 4x4 builder i thougt of ol Banana-rama, nice find, u dont see the older trucks like used to, here in Iowa the crusher has pretty well eaten them all. And when you do find something its so high you cant afford it anyway. I used to get old trucks for a couple hundred now its a couple thousand, sad timesfor us old truck guys.
I bought a '57 Chevy back in 1970 that was almost that color blue. But the original color was the color of the top here. The inside of my cab and under the hood was the color of the top. But having said that, my ''57 back in '69 did not look as good as this. It ran and passed inspection is about as good as it got. 😂
In the early eighties I bought a 1959 Chevy long wide bed big back window camper special hydramatic transmission from a friend of mine I had it for some years and then I turned around and sold it back to him he hasn't restored it yet I had it running he had it running and he did some checking on it and he seems to think that there was only eight of them produced hydromatic 4-speed automatic that's straight 6 I could stomp on it and leave a 2 foot black mark when it hit second gear!
I work at a grain elevator in North Dakota and at work we have a manual for that old chain auger at work. It’s very detailed on how that auger works (aka when people actually worked on their own equipment).
@@ClassicTruckRescue I found your email on Facebook and sent you pictures of that manual. I hope that works for you. If not let me know and I can try something else.
How awesome Rick you sound very happy I was going to fix a 57 but didn’t find one so I got a 59 Fleet Side that I’ll be fixing instead I was born in 57 only reason I wanted the 57😜
Thanks Rick for the update on your dad looks like you and Jamie are doing really great I hope your mom is also and your brother and I also think that the last chance garage videos are great also and the things that you could do to inspire the kids to turn the other direction is great thanks for the amazing video Rick can't wait till the next one a big thumbs up to you and Jamie and Annabelle and also jet
Wow, what a great find with Tom and all the trucks and neat stuff he has. It seems you must be related somehow. As always, your videos make me homesick for Oregon. My hometown is La Grande, but all the rest of my family live in or within 25 miles of Portland. Your quiet place on the river reminds me of my happy place on a stream in Northeast Oregon, off the beaten path and yet easy to get to, just about 20 minutes from La Grande. Spent a three-day weekend camping there once, and didn't see another soul the whole time. I still miss those woods, and look forward to getting back to camping sometime after I retire. Linda and I send our best to you, Jamie, Annabella and Jet. And our prayers for Lou, I hope he's back up and about soon.
Rick , sir , I wish that I lived closer to you because I would help on the build ! I love doing stuff like that even at my age which is 65 ! Helping people like you out is to me a blessing in itself !
I'd love to have that chevy flat bead if I still lived in Willamina Oregon but I left there in 1986 and moved to north eastern Ohio and I'm sure it would cost a fortune to get someone to haul it from there to here. I really enjoyed this video and thankyou for sharing it.
That's a mighty fine piece of property ya got there...thanks for sharing it with us, Rick. One of your comments eluded to the fact that you're not a 'Christian'. I think I know better...you go out of your way to help your neighbors, or anyone that needs it, so the sheer fact that you're taking parts off an old truck makes you "Not a Christian" is ridiculous to say the least. Please don't take it personal, he's 'not a Christian '. Enjoyed the whole video, and you sharing your acreage was the frosting on the cake! THANKS! 😇
Thank you Mark. I am far from perfect......very far. I just try to do better each day. Its the "Perfect Christians" that I run from. There was only one Perfect One. Anyone who claims to be better than others doesn't know how to interpret the bible.
@@ClassicTruckRescue Very True...the old saying "Nobodies perfect" applies to everyone, but having watched your channel for quite a while , I think you've got the game plan figured out pretty good. Stay safe...and I'll stay tuned. Mark. 🙂
Rick its called being good to your word. Ive got a great hoard of trucks mine are mostly 60 thru 72. However ive been parting out 16 73 and newer square cab chevy & GMC. Ive been selling the entire front suspension and crossmembers . They just bolt them into the older trucks and get disk brakes and 5 lug hubs. Anyway a guy really wants one. I had sold all I already had taken out. So I went out in the cold and wet worked & shifted stuff around and drug one out with the wrecker to where a air hose could reach it. I used the impact to unbolt it. and got it removed. and this guy is a no show. no phome call no E mail no nuthin. Used to be a mans word meant something to him. Those days are in the past. My wife got a Hip replacement two years ago. She still has a bit of a limp but no more pain and quit using a cane. Her bad hip was caused when she was feeding cattle and a cow had a new calf. Her little dog went by that cow and it chased that dog. The dog took refuge between her legs and that cow got her and knocker her down. Brused and mad. but she was in her thirties and tuff so she forgot about it. 30 years later she gets arthritis in that hip joint! the other hip is fine.
I'm sure you know but - when checking comps on eBay always look at sold listings. There can be a vast price difference between asking and sold price. Long time watcher btw.
Hang in there Lou. Keep up the good fight. As one of your fans, looking forward to seeing you supervise the continuing shop build! Lou you added a lot of entertainment value as well as personality infused knowledge. Learning useful skills old school style is always fun! Merry Christmas and may Santa be kind to you and your family this year. Your fan in Phoenix AZ!
I have enjoyed all of the video content and the comments from Rick. The JACKASS that was insulting Rick was offensive to any person that has common sense! If you do not enjoy good entertaining video DON'T WATCH !!! You should be ashamed of your comments.
you have the most beautiful Chevy trucks. I love Fords myself, but I've had a Chevy Van and a '61 GMC with a Utility Bed. That 52 Ford is wonderful.
Very cool!
Old video,❤LoveJim J&R mobile service and God Bless y'all and your critters
Man, that is a thing of beauty,,.
I completely agree Jon. Thanks Fer Watchin'.
I Am Like You Are----Nothing gets my blood rushing more than seeing old cars/trucks/tractors
That makes you alright in my book Martin.
@@ClassicTruckRescue Around old Cars-Trucks-Tractors i feel like a kid in a Candy Store.
Love too see all your 70’s Chevy trucks
More to come!
Glad to see you out and gathering trucks
Thank you Rick for taking us along with you it brings peace to me to get to watch your videos when you show the classic truck rescue ranch when you show wildlife out there it is just so peaceful and when you show the water it is great I will definitely be praying for low and use for your recovery about your surgery hope your mom and Jamie is doing great can't wait till the next video lots of love from Jefferson City Tennessee
Thank you Scott and thanks for stopping by the Ranch again.
always great to see old scool Classics. please send regrads to LOU. all the best
keep up the great job on the channel.
love
South Africa
What a great way to spend a nice Sunday afternoon. I am a lot like you. I love the old trucks and equipment and love to go look at it when I find the time. I own a few old pieces of farm equipment myself that I treasure and thank the good lord everyday that I am able to have them. I have a very small collection of 2 cylinder John Deere tractors. 3 of them to be exact and my nephew also owns one that is kept here at my place because he doesn't have room to store it. The best part is they all run and run well. They range from 1947 to 1958 model years and yes they all get used quite often. I love to hear those old 2 cylinder tractors run. Nothing sounds like them. Sorry for rambling on about them but as a collector yourself, I'm sure you understand how easy it is to talk about something you love or love to work on. I hope Lou feels better soon. I assure you, he is dearly missed on your videos.
Rick you have a awesome place just the way I love all natural and beautiful ! Thank you for sharing this with me !
Glad you enjoyed it
We have two 57's. We love God's creation! And God bless America.
So do we!
Sorry to here about Lou hope he’s better soon! Pole barn looks great 👍
I hope so too. Thank you Bob.
I just picked up a 57 Chevy stepside, small window, but in great shape and running.
It's hard to relate to people these days, but classic cars makes it pretty easy. I try to give everyone a fair price when I buy my cars.
Great to see you smiling and doing what you love. Great find on those trucks. Sorry to hear about Lou. Will keep the prayers coming for Lou and your family. I will take the time today to write a letter to Lou and send that to him this week. Great to see the progress on the building too. Looking great!! 👍👍👍
Thank you. That will cheer Him up.
You have a beautiful piece, of piece of mind. Take care.
Thanks, you too!
@@ClassicTruckRescue do you ever run across any COE old Fords?
From time to time, but they usually want a lot for the Ford Coe Trucks. Same with the older Crew Cabs.
That ton and a half is exceptionally clean inside and out.
Yes it is. Thanks for watching again Vaughn.
I love the thrill of the hunt in all the old stuff I look for.
Praying for Lou. Enjoying the video's.
Thank you Bill and Thanks for stopping by the Ranch again.
Congratulations on the great finds..
Hood ornament is another awesome score.
I think so too!
Thank you , Rick for the update on how things are going there in Oregon and on Lou ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas .
Just found this one wow awesome looking back wow !!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
An old saying " You can take a country boy or girl out of the country but you can never take country out of them ever ! I know as I use to live in the the city for a few years and hated it ! Now by in the country thank the Lord for that !
My two 57 Chevy half tons have the factory hood rockets. I even have a third set for spares. Try finding original hood rockets now days. I paid $125.00 for one set 35 years ago. I managed to piece a second set together from 2 swap meets for $25.00 each. Then I got the third set from my uncle about 20 years ago. My 3200 is a factory V-8 that came with all the chrome and stainless and a big window cab. It will be getting factory 4x4 running gear. I have all the correct parts including the correct shifter for the power divider or transfer case.
Good to see you out and saving the trucks sir. I hope everyone is ok God bless.
Yes we are. God Bless you as well.
Nice layout !!
Glad you think so!
nice ride to the river thanks for sharing!!!!!
Thanks for watching Henry.
Hope lou will make 🙏 💙 a full recovery 🙏 👍 ❤
Thank you James.
Hi Rick, Mike from Vale here (guy with GTO) that 48 4400 is a 49 or 50 because the fuel fill was behind the cab in a 47 1/2 and 48, while the 49 and up has filler cap in cab. The only difference between a 49 and 50 is, 49s have friction shocks, and 50s have tube shocks. But can't tell on a 4400- 6400s because they don't have shocks. And that is a heavy duty 4400 because it has barrel bearings vs ball bearings. You can tell because roller bearings have a press in dust cap, and heavy duties (barrel bearing) have bolt on caps. Same holds true for 2 ton (6400s)
Thanks for the info Mike. Good to hear from you. Hope all is well.
@@ClassicTruckRescue Thanks Rick. we are doing fine. Sending you guys Christmas wishes. Also sending prayers for Lou.
Hopefully Lu 😀 get well soon too and prayers send your way !
Thank you so much!
Nice Rocket Plane, Rick. Happy for you.
I love it
Couple of old trucks that will hopefully live again. Great video
That’s cool! The animals need a place they won’t be bothered too
I agree completely!
Rick, on my way now, to mail a card to Lou!!!! Prayers for Lou !!!
Thank you Howard. Lou will appreciate that and I know I do.
@@ClassicTruckRescue you're most welcome. I feel like we're neighbors. Be well.
Good find, I have a 1961 F100 stepside 4x4 with the same back bumper as that 2wd 57, must have been a popular aftermarket bumper back then.
God bless you and your family Rick
Thank you Kenneth. God Bless you as well.
I think that gentleman was right, that jet/bird ornament just might be from a Pontiac. Thanks for sharing again Rick😎👍. !
I think its off a 1955 Ford Steven. I only know that because several viewers said it was and it checked-out.
👍👍
Love your trucks
I love them too. Some say I love them too much..haha.
Darn can’t watch on big screen power out til midnight. Thanks for the video to break up the dark monotony.
Does that mean you're watching it on the "Little Screen"? First comment.
@@ClassicTruckRescue
Yes, but I’ll watch it tomorrow on the big screen God willing and the crick don’t rise. Need a camera guy when you pick em up?
That would be cool.
@@ClassicTruckRescue
I’d be available 1:30 on Monday through Thursday and 10am on Friday through Sunday. Snow/Rain/squishy ground would be a big issue as this wheelchair doesn’t have 4 WD.
Another great video, Rick.
The trucks are terrific, but some of the best parts of your videos is footage of your property. Such a gorgeous, peaceful place.
Sending our best to Lou.
Glad you like them! Thank you Tom.
Jamie,Rick,Annabella,Jet, Looks like a great find. Another Classic truck saved from destruction. Stay safe from the corrupt State of Pennsylvania. God bless
Rick, looks like your knee is doing better.God bless
God Bless you as well Thomas. Thanks for stopping by again.
Yes, American Indians used to
have a similar mindset as you about leaving an area, "Leave no trace that we were here, and leave it better than we found it".
Yes, I have a Native American friend who comes out here often and he absolutely loves this property. I learn from him each time he visits.
cool place to chill rick great video keep em coming thanks
Thanks Stephen, will do!
Great finds. Thanks to share with us.
Thanks for watching!
You have some beautiful country there!!!!! I like your chill spot.
Rick, I'm grateful for a lot of things.
I'm grateful I found your channel, I like the content, I love the country, I enjoy your channel.
I'm grateful your property was spared.
I'll be relieved to see your pole building up, good grief it's very tall!!!!
Be well, be safe, all my best for Lou...
Ya know, if I were to visit at that chill spot, I'd HAVE to silence my phone. Yes sir, I,,,wanna experiance nature without interruption from modern devices.
I just imagined seeing John Wayne, ride up on a horse.......We're burning daylight!!!
Thank you Howard.
@@ClassicTruckRescue thank you for having this channel, Rick..And sharing your world with us, that appreciate it...
Be well.
Hey Rick hey Jamie thank youfor the video I enjoyed it and thank you for taking me along with you in the backwoods I enjoyed that myself and at a flea market this past summer I seen two emblems possibly one like you have there but I did not buy them because I didn't know there where that valuable but now thanks to your video here now I know they are valuable so if I ever come across anything like that I will purchase it so thanks again Rick and I learned something new again
I enjoyed the tractor ride :-) and the view. its so natural. i bet you get a lot of Wildlife living out in there. its like a tidy forest area before the stream
You got that right!
I've come to say how you have your buddy there pray that he keeps Lucas okay and keep praying for him have speed recovery
Great find with Tom! Not often you hear someone say they are willing to sell. LOL
Right?
Another nice video,your a good man,Rick.
Thanks 👍
I sure did!!!Hello Lou, your not really alone.....
Thank you Brad.
Love your show. I'm sending Lou a card today..
Awesome thank you!
Sending prayers up for Lou that he will heal up soon !
that is sad news about Lou hope he gets better soon thoughts and prayers for LOU!!!!!
Thank you Henry.
Good one. Thanks for The video, still love that army Truck so much.
Thanks for stopping by again.
Glad Ya Sealed The Deal On The 'Ole Beaut's, Rick ! Tom's A Top Notch Fella ! Glad Ya Snagged The Ornaments Too ! Thanks Fer Lou's Address, Gitin' Right on That ! Prayers For Every 1 @ C T R & Family ! Happy Trails From The Maritimes In Canada. Hay Jamie, Scratch Fer TIG ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks again! Always good to hear from you Terry. I hope all of your family and friends up there in The Maritimes in Canada are doing well. -Rick, Jamie, Annabbella and Jet.
Prayers for Lou for a fast recovery. Loved the video an all the ranch shots. so beautiful out there. just a suggestion for all the fallen trees if there not rotten then cut long strait sections an drag them back by the parts trucks cut them in half an make a lean to or shied out of them with the bark on the outside. (real ranch style building)
PEACE AN LOVE FROM MINNESOTA......BARRY
OR...Make a privacy fence for by the 5th wheel (afterthought)
Great suggestion!
Prayers and well-wishes for Lu sad to hear he's back in the hospital again
Those are great looking trucks. Wish I was close I’d be interested in that truck on the 4x4 frame
Right on. Thanks for the visit John.
So glad to see the classic “ truck “rescue back in effect!! I watch for the classic truck rescue. The ranch episodes not so much......
Be safe and careful take care. GOD bless
2 nice solid trucks. I bet that 57 will run, with not too much work. It would be nice if you had a 55-59 "shop truck', on the road that you can take your viewers along for the ride.
That would be cool. As soon as I get the building completed......
When i saw the 4x4 builder i thougt of ol Banana-rama, nice find, u dont see the older trucks like used to, here in Iowa the crusher has pretty well eaten them all. And when you do find something its so high you cant afford it anyway. I used to get old trucks for a couple hundred now its a couple thousand, sad timesfor us old truck guys.
I know what you mean Frank. Still have Bananarammer.
Good video sorry to here about Lou we will pray he feels better soon
We love you I'm Canada too.
We love our Brothers and Sisters to the North too Joseph. Thanks for stopping by. -Rick
I bought a '57 Chevy back in 1970 that was almost that color blue. But the original color was the color of the top here. The inside of my cab and under the hood was the color of the top. But having said that, my ''57 back in '69 did not look as good as this. It ran and passed inspection is about as good as it got. 😂
Those are the trucks I have some of the best times in.
The 57, less the hood ornamant & a short bed is just like the one I learned to drive in. That was in 1973.
In the early eighties I bought a 1959 Chevy long wide bed big back window camper special hydramatic transmission from a friend of mine I had it for some years and then I turned around and sold it back to him he hasn't restored it yet I had it running he had it running and he did some checking on it and he seems to think that there was only eight of them produced hydromatic 4-speed automatic that's straight 6 I could stomp on it and leave a 2 foot black mark when it hit second gear!
Really enjoyed this video. You made a good find for sure.
I work at a grain elevator in North Dakota and at work we have a manual for that old chain auger at work. It’s very detailed on how that auger works (aka when people actually worked on their own equipment).
Tom would probably love to have a copy of that. Even a photocopy.
@@ClassicTruckRescue I found your email on Facebook and sent you pictures of that manual. I hope that works for you. If not let me know and I can try something else.
Prayers for Lou!
Thank you Jason.
How awesome Rick you sound very happy I was going to fix a 57 but didn’t find one so I got a 59 Fleet Side that I’ll be fixing instead I was born in 57 only reason I wanted the 57😜
59 Fleetsides are pretty sweet too Johnny.
@@ClassicTruckRescue yes I like it more now alot of unique things on it😜
Thanks Rick for the update on your dad looks like you and Jamie are doing really great I hope your mom is also and your brother and I also think that the last chance garage videos are great also and the things that you could do to inspire the kids to turn the other direction is great thanks for the amazing video Rick can't wait till the next one a big thumbs up to you and Jamie and Annabelle and also jet
Beautiful Score!
Yes it was!
Wow, what a great find with Tom and all the trucks and neat stuff he has. It seems you must be related somehow. As always, your videos make me homesick for Oregon. My hometown is La Grande, but all the rest of my family live in or within 25 miles of Portland. Your quiet place on the river reminds me of my happy place on a stream in Northeast Oregon, off the beaten path and yet easy to get to, just about 20 minutes from La Grande. Spent a three-day weekend camping there once, and didn't see another soul the whole time. I still miss those woods, and look forward to getting back to camping sometime after I retire. Linda and I send our best to you, Jamie, Annabella and Jet. And our prayers for Lou, I hope he's back up and about soon.
Thank you from Jamie, Annabbella, Jet and I.
That was Classic
Through and through
Thank you and Thanks for watching.
You just made my night - thanks!
Glad I could help! Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
I wish I was one those customers that you had for one of those big windows chevys. I have been looking for one for years
rick@classictruckrescue.com I have more.
All our Prayers for Lou are Coming His Way. I Need a Second Hip Also, I no Lou Needs Our Prayers, 🙏 AMEN
What's with the breather connections on the valve covers? I thought that was on the back of the intake manifold near the distributer on early V8s.
No telling when that particular engine was installed.
Just turned the video on. Love it already.
Yay! Thank you!
Man those tires on Gopher are loud :-)
Yes they are! Jamie's truck and Jamie's tires though. Believe it or not, she likes them loud.
Sounds like a prop plane going down the road ! 😆
Rick , sir , I wish that I lived closer to you because I would help on the build ! I love doing stuff like that even at my age which is 65 ! Helping people like you out is to me a blessing in itself !
Right on
You done "Done Damn Good"!
Thanks TK.
Great finds
Yes they were. Thank you.
I'd love to have that chevy flat bead if I still lived in Willamina Oregon but I left there in 1986 and moved to north eastern Ohio and I'm sure it would cost a fortune to get someone to haul it from there to here. I really enjoyed this video and thankyou for sharing it.
That would be cool!
That's a mighty fine piece of property ya got there...thanks for sharing it with us, Rick.
One of your comments
eluded to the fact that you're not a 'Christian'. I think I know better...you go out of your way to help your neighbors, or anyone that needs it, so the sheer fact that you're taking parts off
an old truck makes you
"Not a Christian" is ridiculous to say the least. Please don't take it personal, he's 'not a
Christian '.
Enjoyed the whole video,
and you sharing your acreage was the frosting on the cake!
THANKS! 😇
Thank you Mark. I am far from perfect......very far. I just try to do better each day. Its the "Perfect Christians" that I run from. There was only one Perfect One. Anyone who claims to be better than others doesn't know how to interpret the bible.
@@ClassicTruckRescue Very True...the old saying
"Nobodies perfect" applies to everyone, but having watched your channel for quite a while , I think you've got the game plan figured out pretty good. Stay safe...and I'll stay tuned. Mark. 🙂
OK, that emblem is really badass - even for the '50's. Congratulations on these finds.
Rick its called being good to your word. Ive got a great hoard of trucks mine are mostly 60 thru 72. However ive been parting out 16 73 and newer square cab chevy & GMC. Ive been selling the entire front suspension and crossmembers . They just bolt them into the older trucks and get disk brakes and 5 lug hubs. Anyway a guy really wants one. I had sold all I already had taken out. So I went out in the cold and wet worked & shifted stuff around and drug one out with the wrecker to where a air hose could reach it. I used the impact to unbolt it. and got it removed. and this guy is a no show. no phome call no E mail no nuthin. Used to be a mans word meant something to him. Those days are in the past. My wife got a Hip replacement two years ago. She still has a bit of a limp but no more pain and quit using a cane. Her bad hip was caused when she was feeding cattle and a cow had a new calf. Her little dog went by that cow and it chased that dog. The dog took refuge between her legs and that cow got her and knocker her down. Brused and mad. but she was in her thirties and tuff so she forgot about it. 30 years later she gets arthritis in that hip joint! the other hip is fine.
whats up with the old wood stove parts next to the fuel pump
Another awesome video brother !! Thank you !!😁👍
My pleasure!!Thanks for stopping by again Michael.
Seen that ornament on comets before.😉
What years?
I'm sure you know but - when checking comps on eBay always look at sold listings. There can be a vast price difference between asking and sold price. Long time watcher btw.
My cousin had a 57 chevy short bed and he bought it with a pontiac 400 in it and it would outrun everything but a gas station
I completely understand.
Nice trucks i like the 4x4
Well ya early bird did get worm! Ha ha thanks for the more important info than the worm you and your critters get me every time God Bless
Our pleasure! God Bless you as well.
I'd love to have a 55'-59' Chevy COE...
I have several for sale. rick@classictruckrescue.com
Man I love you're channel!!!!
Thank you Sir and Thanks for watching.
Hang in there Lou. Keep up the good fight. As one of your fans, looking forward to seeing you supervise the continuing shop build! Lou you added a lot of entertainment value as well as personality infused knowledge. Learning useful skills old school style is always fun! Merry Christmas and may Santa be kind to you and your family this year. Your fan in Phoenix AZ!
Right on
I have enjoyed all of the video content and the comments from Rick. The JACKASS that was insulting Rick was offensive to any person that has common sense! If you do not enjoy good entertaining video DON'T WATCH !!! You should be ashamed of your comments.