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I love this channel because you actually fix all of the assorted things that are broken, most channels will just do a “will it run” video and call it a day and you never see the car again.

I find that you do repairs the same way a lot of us do... if it ain't broke, don't fix it! You make good decisions on how you spend your money. I watch your videos for the entertainment AND to see how you fix things. I mean I've never worked on a 80s Dodge W100, but I find it interesting to watch you do the repairs. There are a whole hell of a lot of folks who wish they had your mechanical sense and abilities. Keep up the good work!

The ammeter was bypassed because this era of gauge is notorious for getting hot, melting and starting electrical fires under the dash. Bypassing the gauge is pretty common in these trucks.

In this episode, Travis and his dad get donuts! And assorted truck repairs. And a hat tip to another yt channel. And a repaired instrument cluster. And hoses, and latches. What a great resto on a good old truck.

Most of us do it cheap and save money where we can brother. You’re doing it the way most Americans with a family and just enough money for a hobby do it.

You do you, Travis! Let them get their own channel!

Great job Travis. As my daddy said take care of the pennies the dollars will take care of their self. Cool truck. Thanks from Sc

Word of caution. that ammeter SHOULD NOT BE HOOKED UP! they are notorious for burning down trucks thats why it was unhooked. on these trucks and other mopars of the same vintage , the entire electrical system with the exception of the starter draws its power thru the ammeter. could be 35+ amps flowing thru it under certain circimstances. Its not worth loosing the truck just to have an ammeter working. its a very good idea to unhook it and do the bypass so as to distribute the electrical load around this wiring and eliminate the possibility of an electrical fire. it could occur even if the truck isnt being driven if something were to be drawing power. I drive a 74 dodge powerwagon and i damn near lost my truck from the ammeter. i wasnt even in the truck it had been parked for several hours and i started smelling electrical. i looked around and seen my cab was smoking profusely and the cluster was on fire. i was able to get the battery unhooked just in time . had i not been home or near the truck it surely would have burned to the ground. theres lots of good schematics on the internet showing you how to bypass the ammeter.

I’m a mopar guy. I love how you’ve diligently brought another one back to life. These trucks are beautiful. Love to see them running. Keep up the good job.

You are sure a hard worker. Plus you have a great dad.

I just have so much joy with how you can bring these older vehicles back to life, and some of them appliances. I love your kitchen, and could only dream of having a set of them wonderful Westinghouse laundry care machines. Makes me drool thinking about them.

Mr. B. Here ! 👀😎👍. For years I toll people that good vehicles were junked , with a little hard work they would have 2nd or 3rd life, nice job . Happy motoring if you keep it . 👍👍👍👍

Rick Simon would be proud - All you need now is a light bar in the bed and a big metal front bumper!

That is a cool old truck glad you got it home and a clutch is a cheap fix

I appreciate you carrying us through the whole "build" of the power wagon. I've watched from day one. Someone is gonna get a pretty good old truck. 👍🏻👍🏻

I love how thorough you are and that you actually take the time to do things right. Especially with so many half ass hacks on you tube.👍🇺🇸

Nice rig. I like that you pay attention to the little details that aren’t really noticeable until they don’t work like the alt meter and other gauges I think that’s what will sell it. At $4800 you shouldn’t have any trouble selling it. $1800 on your dad’s gas pumps is a good deal also, all lit and ready to show.👍🏻

nice job and who needs to spend money on parts if you don't have too don't fix what isn't broken

Cherish those runs into town to the window shop and getting donuts with your dad brotha…. those are the best times. 👌

If it ain't broke, don't fix it, said....... Dad!

Not my position to say, but don't take critical comments personally. They do it to get likes and feel superior. Talking trash will always be part of youtube.

Most excellent job on the truck. I appreciate you showing the effort that goes into this type of project. Forget the haters. Love the gas pumps. 🙏🙌🙌👍🙏

Hi Travis, Assuming the camper stopped running in 1998 from something non-catastrophic, I'm thinking it's a keeper. At least for one camping season. It's clean, powered by a 440 and has AC!! I'll be looking forward to watching you dive into that hood. Also, your Dad's gas pumps look great! I'm sure they will sell quickly! Best from CT

i like this truck! my 1st truck was a ('74/'75/'76?) Dodge 'Club Cab' long bed, the fancy model with two-tone paint in Tan & Gold, beat up and a bit rusty with a missing tailgate. i had a neighbor that recently bought out a local junk yard so i went by to see if he had a tailgate. he had 'inherited' an old guy that had been working there for many years that said, 'we got one but you get to dig it out!' so i did .... it was inside an old van that was packed literally to the roof with tailgates, bumpers, tail lights, hubcaps, etc. etc. 'my' tailgate was actually on the floor! about 2 1/2 hours later i had my piece and had everything packed back in there ... in 90+ degree humid South Carolina afternoon full sunshine. the tailgate was in near-perfect shape, (yay!) but it was green! (yuck!)

Double thumbs up for the NNKH-colab. You're both great guys!

Travis, couldn’t agree with you more on using old parts when you can to save money. You’re a young man with a wise soul. Viewers like us who are budget minded wrenchers appreciate the advice. Keep it coming…

The reason the ammeter was disconnected is that they are a MAJOR fire hazard on these tin grilles. I'd take the wires off asap.....Nice truck 👍🏼

Love your content !!! Ignore the “cheap” talk…. I like frugal! That’s right down MY alley! Your Dad is pretty cool…..he carries a Sam Elliott about him 🤠👍

Dad is really cool I see where you get it from lol good folks God bless you and yours

Hey, don't let the peanut gallery get you down. You are the one producing a story. You found that awesome W200 and YOU decide how to handle it. I have enjoyed your approach. Keep up the good work.

It’s awesome you met NNKH!

Thanks for the video! Nice Job with the truck, and your dads gas pumps looks awesome! 👍

It's your cars and trucks and your money so can do whatever you want if it works it works

Nice truck and your great work on it makes it better. I don't pay attention to people that constantly criticize or question others. Maybe they are insecure or have a control complex.... I love Dads pumps, when I was a kid some of the old timers gas stations still used them. I still remember 27 cents a gallon.

Yeah..... torching around the fuel tank doesn't look shady at all.😳

NEVER USE A OPEN FLAME NEAR A GAS TANK WITH FUEL IN IT!

"the art of discernment" love your attitude. if more people were like you, there would be enough for everybody 👍

doing a great job travis. i love this channel,i learn so much watching what you do mate

I have a 1985 Dodge D150 that I am working on. This gives me some inspiration to finish it up!

Great video…and those pumps are awesome!!

I'm not a dodge man but that truck looks awesome

Glad to see the old Power Wagon back on the road. Many of these👍 for both a job well done and to your dad for getting the cool vintage gas pumps.

Fantastic job on troubleshooting why the gauges and sending units weren't working. Greta job on showing us how you fixed the issues with the gauges, etc.

Travis the truck was parked 22years. Or you had it that long before fixing it. Great work on the 4X4 And your dad’s fuel pumps are too cool. Richard great work. Thank you men for your dedication! 💯👊

I love how you go through and fix all issues on these rigs to get them as best as possible I really appreciate that good work sir!

This has been great to watch! I’ve got a ‘79 W150 power wagon I’ve been going through and outside my gauges I’ve kept it original. I hope to get the stock gauges replaced and the interior back to stock next year. Thanks for the multiple enjoyable videos

That's a good price on that truck $4,800 if I had the money I would buy it in a minute

This truck reminds me of my '79, 3/4 ton. 2 wheel, 4 speed granny low. 318 under the hood. That thing was a beast. Really miss that girl. edit to add. PPE. You should be using that. Stay healthy now and that will help you stay healthy when you are older. Your kids will thank you for it.

Everytime i get a notification for a new vid from you brother i get excited. Awesome!

Should wear a respirator when dealing with the rat & mice shit!!I really like the pumps they are super cool!

My guess is the truck was driven over some rocks that deformed the plastic gas tank, but while the plastic shell was pressed in it bent the sending unit components.

Your right nnkh is a great channel watch it a lot, so is this one I've seen all your vids

If I was in the market for a truck, I would totally buy the Dodge!

Nice job Travis, as you have learned a lot over the last 2 years that I have been watching you and Dad!

That camper Will It Run ought to be interesting

This type of life seems so appealing to me. Late at night, looking at some old, fixed up gas pumps that you’re dad fixed while knowing you just fixed up and awesome truck. It’s really something. 😊

You have balls of steel cutting near the gas tank with a torch like that! 😮

Another awesome video guys, love that truck! also the gas pumps, nice job Dad 🙂looking forward to the Dodge camper, keep up the good work.

2800 is a steal that’s a nice truck. Love those gas pumps, love imagining pulling up to a station back then. Wish I had your clear weather over here lol makes projects a little less fun sometimes in the cold & wet

an induction heater while not cheap would be a better option than flame by a gas tank. that was puckerish

I am the same way I try to repair something if it’s repairable on my 64 Chevy I just replaced the original gm water pump back when stuff was built to last

Collaborations between people's favourite KZfaqrs is brilliant.

Great video. Similar fast moving editing to Chris' channel .Lots of viriety & interest.....👍

Hi Travis, thank you for sharing another great video. Love the content. God Bless 🙏

I agree,if you don't do a full on restoration there is no need to replace parts that work.

Glad to see the truck come a long ways and I enjoyed the gas ⛽ pumps. Your dad did find job of explaining where they came from

Good job rounding this out. Turned out nice.

Great work! Loved following this project! Keep the good work up 😊👍🏻

Very nice pumps.

Enjoying the videos over here in the UK. But you really should use a mask when dealing with any kind of rodent turds fella!! 😷😷😷😷

Try using a nut driver or socket instead of a screwdriver on hose clamps. It’s life changing!! I’ve injured my hand when the screwdriver slips off…..😮

24:40 you need get new needle for your speedometer looks cool truck!

I love a car fix-up vid with lots of gasoline and flames;) Great vid Travis, and good to see this truck coming back to life.

Nice job on the power wagon!!! Those gas pumps are cool as hell!!!! Tell your Dad good job on those as well.

Excellent video Love what you do with these old trucks

10:00 Youre a REAL WORLD You Tuber, no sponsorships from O'Reilly or Wildfire Lifts or anyone else (though Im sure you'd accept one!). All the keyboard warriors out here sure want to spend your money for you! Thing is, youre out there actually DOING this stuff, while theyre just watching and criticizing.

I've got a 72 w100 with the 4speed and the 318 I work on on the weekends I've had her for almost 4 years fun old trucks to drive

Someone got a steal at $4,800 for that solid truck. Good segues to selling Chris's mustang and your dad's gas pumps.

Truck turned out nice Travis. Your asking price is definitely reasonable. I’d like to have that camper Dodge you’re working on next! 👍🏻

Absolutely fantastic episode absolutely love the pumps

Nice work on the Power Wagon. I'm old enough that I actually used one of the hand pump gas pumps that was at an old store near our summer lake place when I was a kid.

Great work...100% usable truck

Looking forward to you next truck! The 440 powered camper special! When you get done with that one, it’s going to have some GO! when you step on that go peddle!

Wish I was in the states I would love to have them gas pumps. Great job to the both of you.

WEAR A MASK AROUND MICE/RAT TURDS DUDE!

Awesome truck, great video. You're dad is such a cool dude, he might need his own channel.

Epic episode great progress the trucks looking good🦾🔥🔥🔥

Looooove this truck❤❤ nice work and what an adventure 876 miles ,holly molly.

Rebuild that steering box coupler. I had to do that on my 84 W150 when I bought it. It was being held together with bailing wire. Rebuilding it got rid of a lot of slop too.

Would love to see the 4x4 in action!

one trick I have used is an old steering wheel instead of a wooden block when dropping a gas tank. gives a nice radial area with support

Man I really like how this truck is coming along. It looks good and sounds like it running like a top, some day I would like to have a old school truck like that.

Travis is a good egg. Chris is a good friend. 👍

Good.job. Nice truck Dodge 👍👍👏👏👏

Great video. Enjoyed watching. 👍🏼👍🏼

Great vid and truck and nice pumps, thanks for sharing 👍💨💨

G,day from Sydney Australia. Great series on restoration of the Ford pickup. Coincidentally my mother was once the secretary for our neighbourhood watch program. I see your support for the Sheriff's office neighbourhood watch. 👈👉

I agree about tires.

Great truck great video Travis. I think it was King David. He had 318 servants.. now you have them under your right foot