Hey man! As a young preacher boy I share your burden for trucks! Souls come first of course but I have that same love for trucks! I’m praying the lord leads me to full time ministry some day but as of now I just do construction and the ministries happen on the weekends along with all of my truck fixin! Love the channel so far keep it up and continue serving the Lord!
Jake, I will be praying that God opens the door of the perfect ministry for you. I remember praying for a specific door and was blessed when He opened the right door at the right time. Thanks for watching the video and hopefully you can watch Ole Puddin' come back to life.
SixFan, I appreciate you coming over and giving the channel a watch. I have been amazed at how fast the channel has grown.. lots of folks enjoy seeing these old fords running again... Good luck on bringing the Fairmont to showroom quality. Sweet ride btw!
@@Str8sixfan We have an Old Granada with a good 302 hiding under a fallen tree on our family auto grave yard. I would love to get it out and see if I can get it moving again. Thanks again for watching!
I have a appreciation for a Pastor who is real!!!! and your work is for the average diy which I am keep doing what your doing and I'll keep watching, BTW the bed of puddin looks great!
I appreciate your compliment. I have been blessed to share the gospel with over 100 people one on one because of the open door created by the channel. It is fun and it has a kingdom focus. Thanks for watching.
I cannot Express the enjoyment I get out of these videos!?! I have a 1968 F100 myself and she looks like puddn's sister? Not a mechanic at all so I learn from these! God bless and keep posting!
I feel this a worthy way to do this job. I put in floors in an old car with pop rivets and sheet metal lol. I was just fix. To many are fixated on perfect ways to do things instead of functions and saving some cash. I like what you did here Pastor, God Bless.
I said in the video it cost right around $100... Not much money but it will keep the bed working for a little while longer. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Love your attitude! Nobody else has to like what you did but it’s your truck and your right to fix as you see fit today. Tomorrow you may wish to do it differently but today it suits you just fine. Good on you, man. Love the videos.
When she hits the road, I pray that she stays on the road for a lot of years... I want people to see the truck in our town and know its "the Rev!" Thanks for watching!
I've been an elder and I'm currently a deacon at my church, and I'm fixing up a 67 f100. Your video series really hits home for me. I'm loving the content! Keep up the great work!
Thank you so very much for commenting. Serving Christ through the local church is the highlight of my life and yet the most difficult part of my life. I am enjoying sharing the content and I hope it helps you in some way. God Bless!
You remind me so much of a friend I have known for 25 years. He is from the Athens, GA area and also a pastor. He is currently serving as a Chaplin for the VA in AR. I live 2 miles from the GA/TN line but am from AR. We find it ironic he is a Dawg in Hawg country and I am a Hawg in Dawg country. Keep up the good work and keep the faith Brother.
I Love the content, the way y'all/you do it and don't change a thing!! God Bless and I'm watching the whole Pudden series with everything in between!!!!!!
Hey rev great work o old pudding. John Clark from Siloam Springs Arkansas. I spent most of my life on parts counters selling all these parts you buy. Deuces and prayers for you and your family.
I'm really enjoying what you are doing with Ole Puddin'. I have a 1968 F100 that I am working on with my nephew, it is in a comparable condition. Thanks for your fun and inspiring build.
Ron, I am fixing her to use her as a truck and not a show truck. Some things I'd do different if I was attempting to make her shine down the road instead of drive down the road. Hope your build goes well!
Very very good job!! I've used the rust converter on some rusty metal, painted it. 10 years later, it looks exactly the same, no continued rusting. Rust Does seem stopped dead in its tracks. You should paint the whole truck with it!!
Ralph, thanks for watching and commenting... I painted the back bumper and it was too white... I think I needed to get an antique white instead of the bright white... Thanks for watching and commenting!
One thing about my 68 F100 390 V8 C6 trans. It runs great and drives good. Only thing that does not work is heater switch and horn. Just added a different horn button and a toggle for heater. It is straight on passenger side and back in. Little damage on rear driver side, near gas tank, straighten hood alignment. Inside is good. So, it runs better than it looks, but not horrible. I wish I could fix it up. Either way still a great truck to drive
I went ahead and subscribed to you. I like your videos so far, very knowledgeable and a ton of useful information for me. I also have a 1968 f100 that me and my dad are working on and I'd like to follow your journey to get some ideas lol. But love the videos keep up the good work and God bless
You have probably already heard this but the aluminum strips on a metal bed could create electrolysis and could damage your metal in the bed more. Just be mindful and keep an eye on it hopefully I'm wrong.
Rev, I stumbled upon your channel a few months ago. It’s given me the courage/inspiration to attempt a resurrection of my grandfather’s 65 f100. It was parked in his shed when he was diagnosed with cancer in 1989. It has not been started or moved since. How have the fiberglass hole patches held up over the last couple years?
A) It's your truck to fix as you wish, B) It came out real good, C) They make a handle for spray cans that is easier on the fingers (got mine at wally world)
Rev, you should be using a mask when sanding all that stuff up! Not good to breath that in! Grew up in a paint an body shop and my dad always made me were a mask. He never did and had health issues!
I would do the same thing. It would be easier and less money to restore a 1968 F100/250 from the Southwest. It's not like some F100 collector is knocking on our front doors to buy 1968-72 F100's It came out good I think.
New to the channel. Great content. Love the sense of humor. I was about to say I appreciate the clean content but I'd have to define the context of clean. This is definitely a dirty job.😆
Totally understood. My family has DECADES of old stuff sitting around and I'm an automotive technician. I keep saying I'm gonna make some videos of messing with some of them one day. Guys like you are a bit of an inspiration to me.
Looking up old videos love them too God Bless
Thank you again. Glad you enjoy!
Hey man! As a young preacher boy I share your burden for trucks! Souls come first of course but I have that same love for trucks! I’m praying the lord leads me to full time ministry some day but as of now I just do construction and the ministries happen on the weekends along with all of my truck fixin! Love the channel so far keep it up and continue serving the Lord!
Jake, I will be praying that God opens the door of the perfect ministry for you. I remember praying for a specific door and was blessed when He opened the right door at the right time. Thanks for watching the video and hopefully you can watch Ole Puddin' come back to life.
RevStoration thank you for the response! I really love you channel and thank you for the prayers!
You do what works for you my Papa said as long things don't fall out of the bed call it good 😁😁
Thank you Mary.. it works for me!
i like what u do and the way u do it .not everyone is rich so we do it like u do it
It isnt always pretty but it gets the jobs done!
You are bringing her back instead of letting it rust away be proud God bless
Sonny, she is a tough old rusty girl... but she still has a lot of life left in her. Thanks again!
You had me at restoring old fords!
SixFan, I appreciate you coming over and giving the channel a watch. I have been amazed at how fast the channel has grown.. lots of folks enjoy seeing these old fords running again... Good luck on bringing the Fairmont to showroom quality. Sweet ride btw!
@@RevStoration ha, I don't know if it ever will be of showroom quality, but maybe open class car show quality! Either way, thanks!
@@Str8sixfan We have an Old Granada with a good 302 hiding under a fallen tree on our family auto grave yard. I would love to get it out and see if I can get it moving again. Thanks again for watching!
Nice name of your '68 F100. Ole Puddin'.
Lucas.. It had water in the.oil.on the first change and it looked like Pudding. Hence the name!
@@RevStoration Okay. You did a good work on her.
thank you for creating videos on this truck, your helping out so much
It looks really good guy good idea
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
I have a appreciation for a Pastor who is real!!!! and your work is for the average diy which I am keep doing what your doing and I'll keep watching, BTW the bed of puddin looks great!
I appreciate your compliment. I have been blessed to share the gospel with over 100 people one on one because of the open door created by the channel. It is fun and it has a kingdom focus. Thanks for watching.
I cannot Express the enjoyment I get out of these videos!?! I have a 1968 F100 myself and she looks like puddn's sister? Not a mechanic at all so I learn from these! God bless and keep posting!
Troy, I drove Ole Puddin today and we have had a blast putting some miles on her. I am getting ready to start on the inside. Thanks for watching.
@@RevStoration I'll be watching. And, thanks again for bringing the experience to others.
That is the way I did my 66 Ford f100 sidestep when I had it!!
It works and it had held up well.
Great job for an old bed
Thanks
REV Ol'Puddin is not a show truck! it's a work truck and makes perfect since! THUMBS UP One comment, you have an air compressor, you need a spay gun!
Richard, I have a spray gun.. Im trying to do all repairs shade tree... I may venture from that when I get into the interior!
@@RevStoration Great video David
Puddin looks pretty good.
Thanks Glenn
It looks great. Ole Puddin' smiles more each time you work on her.
Thank you maam!
the bed looks good.
Thanks Carl!
Rev.I love your concept if doing it your way. You do you to your puddin'.
I feel this a worthy way to do this job. I put in floors in an old car with pop rivets and sheet metal lol. I was just fix. To many are fixated on perfect ways to do things instead of functions and saving some cash. I like what you did here Pastor, God Bless.
It works and that is what matters to me.. Thanks for watching.
Your doing a great my friend cant wIt till ya get it done
Good job, Preacher. Making the truck useful for years at a minimum of expense.
Just keeping it going! Thanks again for watching!
Great video David. Nice and simpe way to fix and keeo it from gettin worse. Thanks for sharing the adventure with us.
The repair was time consuming but not difficult at all. I am pleased that it looks well!
Yes it turned out nice for sure.
Good job on the bed corners Rev I like that idea…
Thanks... it works
Thanks to share;
You bet
Looks pretty good Rev.
Thanks John... It has held up too.
When we were younger and zero money, this is what we would do to save our trucks.
I said in the video it cost right around $100... Not much money but it will keep the bed working for a little while longer. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Looks good 👍
Tom, thank you for watching and commenting. I am pleased with the repair as well!
The truck is looking nice
Thanks Arthur.
Looks great and nice job
Thanks Mike, hope it holds out over time..
pastors really do cool stuff
Every now and then.
Thanks for the video I enjoy watching them there's nothing wrong doing it your way Thanks again
I agree Chad.. Ultimately if it is your rig, you only have to please yourself. Thanks for watching!
Love your attitude! Nobody else has to like what you did but it’s your truck and your right to fix as you see fit today. Tomorrow you may wish to do it differently but today it suits you just fine. Good on you, man. Love the videos.
Brian without a doubt! The truck is mine and it has my name all over it. Thanks for watching!
You've added years to the usefulness of that truck!
When she hits the road, I pray that she stays on the road for a lot of years... I want people to see the truck in our town and know its "the Rev!" Thanks for watching!
I've been an elder and I'm currently a deacon at my church, and I'm fixing up a 67 f100. Your video series really hits home for me. I'm loving the content! Keep up the great work!
Thank you so very much for commenting. Serving Christ through the local church is the highlight of my life and yet the most difficult part of my life. I am enjoying sharing the content and I hope it helps you in some way. God Bless!
I love the final result. I like that you do this yourself. It means so much more when we do things ourselves. God Bless You.
Yes, even of it isnt the best I did.. Some Im pleased!
I think it looks fine !
Nice job Rev!
Will, thank you for your comment and watching!
Truck bed looks good
Thanks Charles.
The bed looks great, and you did it your way.
Looks good
It does!
Lookin good Rev!
Thanks Chuck.. not too difficult and came out pretty well!
You remind me so much of a friend I have known for 25 years. He is from the Athens, GA area and also a pastor. He is currently serving as a Chaplin for the VA in AR. I live 2 miles from the GA/TN line but am from AR. We find it ironic he is a Dawg in Hawg country and I am a Hawg in Dawg country. Keep up the good work and keep the faith Brother.
Im proud to be a dawg in dawg country... Thanks for watching Michael!
Looks good Brother!
Awesome job!
Nathan, thank you for watching and commenting...
looks good
Thanks Peter!
i think you did a fine job
Lookin great David great job
I Love the content, the way y'all/you do it and don't change a thing!! God Bless and I'm watching the whole Pudden series with everything in between!!!!!!
Looks good and functional. Thanks for showing us this!
Simple functional
I like puddin keep up the good work keep doin it your way wish I was your neighbor 😆
Old Puddin is coming along!
I had a 1979 ford 1 ton dually I was working on 400 4 spd flat bed. But then I got sick and had to get rid of it along with all my other treasures. 😆
Just found your channel! Brother in Christ! Keep it up!
Joseph, thanks so much for watching and subscribing! Wouldn't want to do it without Jesus!
@@RevStoration I’m also from Georgia. These videos are an inspiration.
Awesome brother.. if you ever see Ole Puddin on the side of the road... stop and say hello! I'd be honored to meet you!
Looks awesome Rev great work
Cameron, thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Hey rev great work o old pudding. John Clark from Siloam Springs Arkansas. I spent most of my life on parts counters selling all these parts you buy. Deuces and prayers for you and your family.
John... Thanks so much for watching.... I appreciate your comments.
Nice Rev, fits the truck just fine. Like your channel!
Thanks Ronald. We are honored.
Looks great, just please remember the safety equipment. God bless.
Yep, when I get to working, I almost all the time forget the safety stuff... Bad habit that can be costly. Thanks!
GREST JOB
Thank you!
Looks good ! I think I'd have bought a gallon of bed liner and rolled it on giving a thicker coating ! Lol love your stuff
This thin spray... has held up really well... surprisingly..
You are better with spray paint than me! I ALWAYS have runs. "This is NOT the way", Too funny, the Reverend "tone" kicked in on that one.
I just grip it and rip it.. My rule is don't stay in one spot too long!
Hey Dave from the UK all good stuff 👍👍
Thanks Tony!
lol love the jokes lol love the idea with puddin with the bed thank you for the content have a blessed day
You too Evan. Have a blessed Day!
It was your truck you fix fix it up like you on it don't pay attention to anybody else have a great day little brother
Ronald, Thank you for your encouragement.
Nice job, the bed should last a long time. I enjoy your videos.
Thank you... Im praying that it stands up to a beating over a long time.. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I'm really enjoying what you are doing with Ole Puddin'. I have a 1968 F100 that I am working on with my nephew, it is in a comparable condition. Thanks for your fun and inspiring build.
Ron, I am fixing her to use her as a truck and not a show truck. Some things I'd do different if I was attempting to make her shine down the road instead of drive down the road. Hope your build goes well!
Great job rev I would have done the same thing bless u and r family Sam tx
Thanks Sam
Nice job. I’m doing something similar with my 71 F 100
It is not perfect but that was never going to be the case.. Im very pleased with how it turned out! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Very very good job!! I've used the rust converter on some rusty metal, painted it. 10 years later, it looks exactly the same, no continued rusting. Rust Does seem stopped dead in its tracks. You should paint the whole truck with it!!
John, I am pleased the paint is holding up well. I hope it hangs around for a good long time. Thanks for watching!
Love the truck, Rev! I have a 66 F100, and if you paint the bumpers, also paint the grill. I promise you will like it! God Bless!! (So. Dak)!
Ralph, thanks for watching and commenting... I painted the back bumper and it was too white... I think I needed to get an antique white instead of the bright white... Thanks for watching and commenting!
5+8=13... So does 10+3. There's a lot of ways to skin a cat. Love your channel!
Amen, thanks for watching.
I liked the video. I have a 1963 ford ranchero.with a rusted bed is it better to go all the way to medal
I used the rust converter, if you go to bare metal you could use primer/sealer... either way works for me.
One thing about my 68 F100 390 V8 C6 trans. It runs great and drives good. Only thing that does not work is heater switch and horn. Just added a different horn button and a toggle for heater. It is straight on passenger side and back in. Little damage on rear driver side, near gas tank, straighten hood alignment. Inside is good. So, it runs better than it looks, but not horrible. I wish I could fix it up. Either way still a great truck to drive
My horn doesn't work either.. I usually get honked at and I don't do much honking!
It jokes are so corny ha I love them
Im the king of Corny jokes.
Looks good from my house
Thanks for watching and I appreciate you complimenting my simple shade tree job!
"This is not the way to do it..." LOL....think this has been said a couple of times so far since starting on Ole Puddin'.....
You tell me that often.. I take instructions well! Love you!!
David I think I would have moved my car before sanding and painting Pudding.
Probably would have been the right thing to do but.. I live dangerously!
The little black and rust red polka dot car?
@@RevStoration
good work on the truck bed. That is how I fixed my truck bed
I know I know I just need to shut my mouth and watch LOL
Never... all of your remarks are worthy of being typed out... Thanks Brother!
Pastor, If I Can Repair Something Myself, I Will. God Bless
Doug, thanks for watching and commenting.. If I can do it or try to do it, I will..
I think it looks great! It's how you want it, what more can you ask for? We don't all have to do body off restorations!
Thank You for watching!
Sorry rev hit send to quick. You need to patent the strips neat job. Love the content keep it up
No problem, Mark... 2 comments is better than one. I am pleased that they worked as well as they have. Thanks for watching!
• 7 inch” Round conversion headlight- Amazon 25$
• 9003 LED lightbulbs- 20$
*20,000 lumens
Bright lights.. good idea!
I went ahead and subscribed to you. I like your videos so far, very knowledgeable and a ton of useful information for me. I also have a 1968 f100 that me and my dad are working on and I'd like to follow your journey to get some ideas lol. But love the videos keep up the good work and God bless
Thanks for watching and subscribing.. Good luck on your F100, hope it comes along nicely.
@@RevStoration thank you I'll let you know how it goes
You have probably already heard this but the aluminum strips on a metal bed could create electrolysis and could damage your metal in the bed more. Just be mindful and keep an eye on it hopefully I'm wrong.
Pete, I agree... I put down a layer of seam seal between the layers so hopefully it will not cause any more rust... Thanks for watching.
@@RevStoration cool I missed that part but I love you watching your videos I get a chuckle from your dad jokes. Keep em coming 👍
Rev, I stumbled upon your channel a few months ago. It’s given me the courage/inspiration to attempt a resurrection of my grandfather’s 65 f100. It was parked in his shed when he was diagnosed with cancer in 1989. It has not been started or moved since.
How have the fiberglass hole patches held up over the last couple years?
OK, guess I was a little early! LOL
Hehe.. keep watching... I do it again!
A) It's your truck to fix as you wish, B) It came out real good, C) They make a handle for spray cans that is easier on the fingers (got mine at wally world)
Norm thanks a bunch. I have one of those triggers somewhere.. I get in a hurry and just get after it. Thanks!
Hay rev its your truck fix it your way iv done a truck the same way your friend bill Phillip's
Awesome... Thanks Bill
Rev, you should be using a mask when sanding all that stuff up! Not good to breath that in! Grew up in a paint an body shop and my dad always made me were a mask. He never did and had health issues!
I have a one tract mind and seem to forget safety... I figured it out before long. Thanks for watching!
I would do the same thing. It would be easier and less money to restore a 1968 F100/250 from the Southwest. It's not like some F100 collector is knocking on our front doors to buy 1968-72 F100's It came out good I think.
Clifford, it is not a restoration it is a fix rev style!
Out of curiosity, and hypothetically speaking, if you did have a welder, would you have done it any differently?
I would have cut out the bed and welded in need panels... but the bed still has al lot of life left and it is never going to be a show truck!
I think everyone should be able to do their truck the way want they want. After all it’s yours not theirs.
I truly appreciate that. Thanks for watching!
does not matter as long as it is satisfies you and it does what it's supposed to do that is what matters
It works and have hung around a while
hey rev are you planning on replacing the headlights soon
I think Por 15 or the like would have been the deal in this case...Just sayin'. Todd the retired trucker.
I converted it and then painted it... It has held up well to the weather so far... Just a cheap fix.. Thanks for watching...
Interested in seeing how this holds up after a year or so
I simply hope the truck os still on the road in a year, if so I'll share how it holds up!
@@RevStoration oh, she will be. She'll need some love in the meantime, but I feel like you'll give it that.
Clicked on this video and it was led off by a Chevy truck ad.😆
How I ask... How! TH-cam made a mistake on that one. Thanks for watching Ronnie!
New to the channel. Great content. Love the sense of humor. I was about to say I appreciate the clean content but I'd have to define the context of clean. This is definitely a dirty job.😆
I enjoying making this content.. it is fun to get these old things left for dead and bring them back to life!
Totally understood. My family has DECADES of old stuff sitting around and I'm an automotive technician. I keep saying I'm gonna make some videos of messing with some of them one day. Guys like you are a bit of an inspiration to me.
Ronnie, I'd watch!
Now...THIS could be a legitimate reason to wear a mask... I do it with various spray paints...
The rust dust and paint fumes made me get one without a doubt... Thanks for watching!
It works, but it would've been better to use steel angle. The dissimilar metals will cause more rust. Otherwise, it looks good.
You are correct. I put seam seal between the metals after the video... The caulk I used was incorrect as well.. I hope I got the idea across.
I`d do my bedlike that but it would hard to sleep in.lol I do`nt have a truck.lol
Thanks for watching Omega!
From Washington pa
Howdy Floyd
Hope you stopped to bring Nikki T her Chik Fil A
I will never co fuse fine for fine again.. If she ask.. I will go get it! Thanks for watching!
Rev you need to paten
Thanks again!