Someone donate a workbench to this guy. He’s frickin’ welding in his lap. Nice work. Cool build.

Can’t wait for next video part 2 Let’s go I dig your channel keep up the good work

Gotta hand it to him, no grass growing under his feet.

The diamond t was probably the single coolest looking truck ever built. I'm psyched to see this thing coming together. You do some awesome work dude 👍✌️🇺🇲

I love seeing these old trucks back on the road. Your accent sounds like home to me.

This is so much fun. MIG welding against your thigh is just so special

Gifted insanity for sure, great rescue fabrication.

Very happy looking forward to the cuda video

The fact that you do this by yourself is amazing! I would love to work with you and assist your creations, if only I lived closer!

CUDA!!CUDA!!CUDA! This is an awesome build but please do the the Cuda first, plz plz plz! :) Love the channel!

I don’t know how old you are, but it’s awesome seeing you tackling these old vehicles. I wish we had more your age interested in these.

For someone as young as you,you certainly have a keen eye for doing impeccable metal fabricating on an early model vehicle.I don’t think you’d see many older generations even attempting the caliber type of work you’re doing. I’m really liking what I’m seeing come together there and hope you continue on these restoration projects.

Dude, you're tough. You got guts doing this by yourself without even having a lift. Much respect. This is a super ambitious project for the tools you have to work with. It will be really cool if you can pull it off. I remember the first video on this truck. It sucked that the motor was roached, but it made it a good candidate for a custom build. I'm glad you are saving the truck.

Super master, you bring these old girls back to there glories.

When I was his age,There were no cell phones ,Wire feed welders, Plasma cutters ,Wish we would have had this stuff them,Acetylene and oxygen was all we had,Rough welding and no battery powered cutters,Grinders, Etc, Man I look back and all I see it burn marks from popping metal on my arms and chest/neck and a lot of scars.

Great looking build. The front of that truck is simply a classic!

This trucks gonna be amazing!

Man these videos are awesome and inspiring. The progression in one video is astonishing, and being someone who’s worked on vehicles I know this wasn’t just a two day project so hats off to you man for the dedication

you get so much work done for just one guy, youre a legend

You are nailing this truck with your fabricating. Thanks for sharing your content. Looking forward to the next video.

Awesome work! putting this together all by yourself too!

Built many vehicles after 44 years Always comes down to who is behind the hammer Very good!

I think you are well on your way to being the next the next Ian Roussel. With that shop full of Harbor Freight tools, you are the working man's champion! American ingenuity and imagination building really cool projects. What an awesome way to bring that old truck back to life. Carry on ol' buddy!

This is gonna be one awesome truck. And the Cuda is looking good too. Real talent with that fabrication

I always look forward to another post. Great work. Keep it up cause your channel is growing. Thank you.

Love the old trucks with diesel engines 👍💪👍💪👍💪

I learned more watching this video than I have in 6 months of tech school.

You are good mechanic and more than that. You have learnt good in school..

One thing I do like about thee videos is that they are similar in so many way to "The Zach Life" - the young Texas guy who spends his time at work in his oilfield and workshop, fixing and making things, replacing worn parts and in-between whiles, building his "Toter Home" and other projects. I must admit, on here, I love the "will it start" videos, and in truth, just getting a few things together to attempt a start on a 'forty-odd' year old tractor with a stuck engine....... Got some acetone, got some ATF, got some long bars, trying to find some Evaporust and some PB Blaster, but they're not easy to find here in the UK.

You're like the Indiana Jones of antique auto revivals! Exploring all manner of terrain for abandoned vehicles, pack-rats running everywhere, spontaneous engine fires and in this episode, butt-clenching lap-welding...can't wait for more! 🤓

Awesome man keep up the badass work

Fantastic stuff bro, can't wait to see her done

This was great to watch, and I am looking forward to the next session

You’re a madman 😂😂 The s*** you tackle is insane. Great channel!

Very interesting to watch your progress without any help. One man band 👍😎

Loving your work , best wishes from England , and thanks for sharing the rebuild of this wonderfull old American truck with us .

Great content , anyone that has ever started a build like this ( design builds ) knows its a puzzle with a lot of pieces ! Fabricating is an art in itself fit up takes time . Frame, drivetrain, and body .

Wow this guy can work. Hard doing this all on your own.

Awesome. Can’t wait to see the finished product. Well done.

That's one awesome build right there, very cool

i'm always impressed by the sheer confidence and skill that you have man. This would melt my mind with all the things that could (would) go wrong

Amazing work on this unit.

Makes me wish I had a garage large enough for that and not just the model a and some tools and electric unicycles. I do have a 38 gmc 1.5 ton I need to put a deck on of some sort so I will keep watching your build for inspiration. Nice work

I've watched many of your "will it run" vids and enjoyed them. First of this format I've seen, and I'd love to see more like this. Maybe even show more of the work and give some lessons in the process by explaining the steps you're taking and why you're taking them, like what Mustie1 does. Either way, I'll definitely enjoy the videos and I have subscribed.

I like how he's always saying " we did this", "we're going to .." etc and it's only ever himself doing everything 😂 what a badass

Those fenders look good!!!

How beautiful that truck would look with an OEM restoration. Sad no one does them anymore.

I'm hooked that's a sweet truck great work

Well what progress ! Just great to see you saving stuff and repair , using skills from us old ones and keep history alive and skills for future I wish you all the best from England !

Looking forward to next part! This is gonna be a nice truck! 💪🏼😎 Great job!

You have so many cool and unique projects. I only recently found your channel, but plan to go back and watch all your older videos.

I was bummed to see that Diamond T cut apart, but, hey, it's your truck, I'm sure it will turn out nice! Now that I watch the video, looks like the Diamond T chassis was in bad shape, I work most of the time by myself too, sometimes it really sucks!!.. y'all be safe!! God Bless!!

That’s gonna be a beast! I like it! Can’t wait to see the finished product.

Dude that’s going to be one beast of a truck! I can’t wait to see more updates videos on that bad boy!👌😎👍great job!

sure hope ya keep addin to your videos so everyone can see the end result awesome build so far

Dude…..you need a helper…or two. I am really enjoying the process. Shows determination and not a little bit of home spun dialog.

I love the old heavy duty wheels they used to put on pickups. My 57 Powerwagon had split rims. Even the ancient grave digger tires were still driveable. Hard as rocks.

Great video! Love how easy you make stuff like building stuff out of metal.

I subbed up a while ago for one of the "will it start" videos, and man, is this recent stuff different! I loved the humour in those videos, made me LOL a lot. Then you introduced the 'cuda. Then I realised just what a metal master you were. Great content, loving this all the way from the UK.

This is SO COOL! You are so great at fabricating on the fly and figuring it out as you go. Love the no nonsense approach to making the cardboard patterns first, finalizing the design, then carrying out the plan. This old girl is going to be HOT! Great video!

Excellent video Jennings :) also be looking forward more videos on 3 projects too !

Each video i’m just more and more impressed and astonished at how straightforward and easy you make this stuff look. Keep up the absolutely amazing work, you’re inspiring a huge number of people🤘🏼

Love those stretched fenders bud. Great videos!

Looking good love stretch fenders. Look’s tuff

In 50 years time you will look back and say ' How the hell did I do all those things on my own ' Great work well done !

As a fan of your channel I appreciate the small 20 minute window into your daily routine on projects that alot of time and effort just for that small window That is going to be a sharp truck when finished

What a cool build....I would pull a big ass camper with it!

I simply love the Diamond T's , I parcially restored a 1949 1.5 ton and sold it to a Cement Co.

What an awesome build! Looks like you could do with an extra pair of hands, too!

I love the will it runs, I’m enjoying the cuda, but this one is my favorite series so far

Big project,but you definitely got this. Thanks for sharing all your restoration projects. Any car or truck guy can appreciate them. I admit ,Sometimes when I'm watching them ,I want to say ,Hey brother let me give you a hand with lifting that. Lol I've always enlisted friends or family to help with the really tough car projects like replacing a tranny ect...

Speechless. Great work man, can't wait to see whats coming next!

Very impressed! You make it look easy.

This is exactly what I’ve been wanting to do. I’m exited to see the process

Love that your putting a diesel in it . Following this build

Awesome! Can't wait to see how it progresses! 😎👍👍👍

Diamond T, the toughest looking trucks. Nice work!

You are a amazing mechanic, body man and artist, thanks for the content man it is awesome...

TRUCK IS GOING TO HAVE A RADICAL LOOK TO IT!!! FENDERS LOOK GREAT! IT"S GOING TO BE A UNIQUE RIDE!!!

Love the fender extension!

Glad to see this video finally! Been subscribed since pretty early on and had never heard of a Diamond T before your video so I'm excited to see this one fixed up.

Sure do know what you are doing with that metal work! Can wait to see what is coming on this old girl!

Definitely going to be an awesome build!!!

That things going to be a beast

God has given you some astounding talent and ability and it's an absolute pleasure to watch you put it to good use. That's going to be one of the koolest trucks on the road! Keep these videos coming! 😊

Great work man really showing people how much you can do by yourself.

i never saw what you did get done you are a genious like me that you don t let things eat you you keep going without getting bogged down, i did refrigeration i never let what i did bother me, you are amazing, most people would never do what you can do

You could use some kind of overhead jib crane. They're not too expensive. I like your work, I don't want you to hurt your back. I love this truck.

“I knew that was going to happen” 🤣 Been there!!! This build is an interesting one that’s for sure!

Amazing job! Thank you for saving a diamond t! Definitely a lost gem

If there is a harder working, more educational and more entertaining youtuber out there, I'd like to know it. Thanks!

Those fenders look about right for a set of single fenders for a set of duals. Hats off to ya and looking forward to the rest of the rebuild!

Love your vids,nice project..that model 201 Diamond T had a Hercules QXLD-3 flat head originally, I ran a resto shop back in the 1970s... even then you could NOT get parts for them (easily)..Smart move to retro it up, they were a quality rig

This is gonna be a sweet Frankentruck. He kind of reminds me of stories about my grandpa from Arkansas. He was a pro welder in the 1920s-1960s.

Man this project is massive. You have so much tallant and imagination keep up the good work 👍

lovely front grill...great job

Keep up the amazing work! You make the complex seem so simple. That brings me lots of inspiration and hope with my projects. 👍

It’s looking good, all your work. Thanks for sharing.

I love this build. That front cross me be is so cool.

Like the will it start videos but really enjoy these build videos! Keep up the good work!