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For the ignition on these trucks, yes you need the key in order to pull it out normally. However, you can actually just drill out the key tumbler, go to the parts store and get a new tumbler for the tuck and pop it in like normal. I had to do that with mine. Its pretty easy to do as well.

I really like the way Craig takes pride in cleaning up these old vehicles, and we must have close to the same taste as I love old Ford trucks, and fox body cars in general. I can't wait to see this done and put to work. Also hats off to Dylan for helping you guys out with the truck.

I know you love the patina look but just imagine how satisfying it would be to make it look like it just came off the factory floor.

Absolutely awesome truck. It’s extremely satisfying just putting some elbow grease in getting it to look like it’s former glory. Really like the collab with Dylan as well. Getting your frequent flyer miles built up this year!

This is a fun watch. I am currently working on a 1965 F100 that has been off the road since at least 2004 and was left abandoned in the back yard of an acquaintance of mine. It has been one of the most exciting and frustrating thing I have ever done. I just finished a full engine rebuild on the old 300 inline 6, now I am on to rebuilding the 3 speed manual transmission. Still so much work to do but can see the end of it coming soon.

Man I love that truck and I like the patina look You guys are having a blast and fixing up a pretty rare old Ford truck that's always exciting 🤠 Keep up the good work and long live the mullet✊

GREAT VIDEO @Thecraig909 I Love these old bump sides and especially the crew cabs, just something you don't see everyday!! Can't wait to see the next video as well as what the future holds for your new bump! Keep up the Great Work!!

I can really relate to watching you guys doing your archeological dig through the cab - loved that part of the video. I have a 78 crew 4WD that was originally bought new by a local logging company based in Woodland, here in SW Washington State. They used it as a crummy and welded a tow bar bracket to the front of the frame. These trucks were produced in Windsor Canada (at least mine was) by altering a single cab, hence the propensity to rust in the drip rails. Not only are the bench seats identical, so is the side window glass. In fact the rear doors are essentially just front doors without wing windows. I think they also used van hinges instead. In any case I cleared out the entire cab for a repaint, and my big surprise was finding two one-hundred dollar bills neatly folded and hidden under the factory rubber floor carpeting. They were printed in the early 1980's. I wish now I hadn't spent them, but at the time of my project that paid for all the paint.

Pull the carpet out, power wash it, then use your shop vac to extract the water. Take out the floor mat, then scrub the bare floor and bleach it. That will kill most of the smell.

That really makes me feel old that you guys didn't know about the blank cassettes lol! Too funny!

So cool to see it Saturday. Loved the gaa tank setup. Thanks for spending time talking, enjoyed meeting you. Remember to hire this old fat engineer when 909 Speed Shop hits big time.

Awesome crew cab bump

Fantastic video, love the truck. I can see a beautiful picture now. This truck, an old school car hauler trailer with the Galaxy on it. Oh yes. 🤙🤙🤙

Just pre ordered the sticker. Mint truck man. This week is when my first truck gets back on the road after 3 years. I’m so happy.

after I graduated from high school (1977) I worked for our County HI way department; I remember that they had a similar truck sitting around. It wasn't used much, but I always thought that ought to be mass produced... forty + years later, now EVERYONE makes crew cabs and club cabs ... the one you have is a real treasure!!!

Great collaboration with Dylan team work makes the dream work

So freaking awesome man. Got one I'm fixing and just got another with a 460. Pretty stoked.

12:35 Just some input on old tapes, that tape will sell for some good money online like ebay. Probably $20-25 for every sealed Type II cassette, especially Maxell and TDK. Type III and Metal cassettes if you come into those, that gets into real money for what you're selling. Type II probably around $40, and metal tapes can sell upwards of $100-250 sealed. Make sure to keep an eye out for those, and don't just throw em away. Capable of great sound and they don't make em anymore. People buy up old tape stock like mad. Even if you find used recorded tapes, but good tapes, just run them past an erase head and sell em for $10 less as used, they still sell. Highly recommend anyone who does revivals on old cars where they come by these to do a lil research on em, and make sure to always grab em Saving something thats no longer made, and gettin a little extra money to put back into the car along with. Also, some companies buy and re use working 70s-90s era Cassette tape players as hardware of that quality is simply not made anymore. So they'll buy old, bring it back with some tlc, and repackage it as a new product. So make sure to keep those as well.

I like the collaboration between the two channels, made me laugh you guys more than any KZfaq channel in a while, thank you🙂

Absolutely love that truck! Can not wait for the build on this truck

Loving the CC content!

Home Depot, that 1/8th or 1/4 inch fiber board could be used as a seat back, custom!

I had an awesome time meeting you at Holley Ford fest, thank you

Being able to play Columbo and figure out the backstory is a huge plus in my book. Plus it doesn't look like it was abused at all. Not coddled. But not beat on.

The two of you guys together is hilarious ! fantastic video!!!!!

Good job bringing another old truck back to life! Good content keep em coming

Fantastic satisfaction just watching the progress of the video. Sure appreciate the efforts you put into these for our entertainment. Can Not wait for the next one either. Such a cliff hanger! Love this Rig! Great project! Great friends too!

Nice 👌 what a faithful old truck she is, can't wait for the next episode 😀

Well Done Craig!!!! That would be so satisfying to me to power wash that and get that just Classic Paint back!!!!!! Also just to be able to see out the windshiled.....INCREDIBLE!

I love your vids. Yours and 4 Speed Film’s are some of my faves on YT

Here from Dylan's channel to see part 2 of the land train series!

Great work guys

Great to see you and Dylan working together. Also happy to see Marty there with you, maybe someday you can get your own shop.

Thank you for your APPRECIATION to your subscribers!

I bought a lot of those cassettes for recording on my 4 track in the 90's...was a great time will miss it.

Looks Awesome! You keep the White wagon wheels that were on it? Could always put Center wheel covers on the White steel wheels! The paint might even polish up and shine! Washing the 20+ years of dirt off made it look 110% better! Glad To see you got it running and driving again! Rare awesome curecab F250 with 390 big block and 4 on the floor and heavy duty Dana 60 rearend! Power brakes and Air conditioning very nice opitions! Can't wait To see more vidéos on it! Take care.

Loveing the crew content

I got to admit that is one hell of an awesome old Ford. Tiny world moment my truck aka "the spud truck" has the same two tone colors a 89 F150 Lariat (ex cab long bed) saved after sitting for 10 years at a Idaho potato farm parked because the rear diff suffered from hands-free disassembly.

you guys did an awesome job love it

Gaul darn straight , nice work bro. Mike , Scranton, PA

Looks freaking awesome cleaned! It’s going to be a cool truck.

The patina looks great. Truck came out amazing.

A Craftsman wrench, originally "back in the day" if you wore out a Craftsman tool you could take it to a Sears store and trade it for a new one. I watched my dad several times back on the 70s swap out tools my grandfather purchased back in the 30s. They were great tools and my grandfather and father used their tools daily and it took a lot of wear and tare to wear them out.I still have all those tools and my dad's upright tool chest that holds them 😀

It was awesome running into y'all at Walmart, really awesome experience !

Awesome truck 🤘🏻

Great vid! I think the seat back rear cover might just unscrew and swap over so that you can cover the springs on the "new" front seat. Not 100% sure, but worth a try.

The old headlight was an old school non-halogen setup that didn't have a small bulb inside the 7 inch glass casing.

Your shop Vac is a BEAST 👊🏼

Like the wash and the start and workmanship

That truck is in pretty solid shape for the year and a pretty rare find. This truck definitely deserves some love.

I’ve seen you in the background of others like Ford Era, glad I found this new issue 👍🏼

Just subscribed, I like it 👍 Phil from Mildura Victoria Australia 🇦🇺

Love how you posted the same time with Dylan lol

This is like watching Ed, Edd, Eddy in real life. Lol. I'm glad that old ford is getting the love it deserves! Mint!

I know its been a while since you posted this, but I work as a boat pilot, that placard you found is actually still valid and the rule for dumping at sea.

Looks amazing, reminds me of when I pressure washed my 71 crewcab highboy a few months back.

Dylan video brought me here. The crew cab is night and day difference looks really nice. Just subscribed. Greetings from Silverstreet South Carolina.

Got linked to you via Dylan's video, love the truck dudes will tune more in as time goes on :) Edit: is that purple a tint on the glass? Damn this prior owner must have been quite the college boy, darts, ZZ Top, and all the stuff? Would definitely make me happy if I had it lol

"You got some thick wood" Dylan- "Thank you ;)"

Love this project , I know you're gonna turn this old girl into something special !

I work on ships as a welder and THAT PLAQUE FOR DUMPING IS STILL IN USE!!!! I see it all the time on fishing vessels, tug boats, large dredges and I'm pretty sure I've seen it on a coast guard ice cutter.

you should've sprayed the truck down with purple power or simple green and it would've just rinsed off for the most part

That's quite a sporty looking truck

Well for an old 1969 truck it does run pretty well after a minimum of replacement parts. The seat covers are those old saddle blanket seat covers I used to have those same ones on my 1989 lol. Oh and by the way Craig i subscribed to your channel so I can see what else you do to this truck and how it fairs at Holley Ford fest. You are right about those plastic liners first thing I pulled out of mine and luckily i had not rusted just painted to make sure and it has a solid steel bed. Good idea pulling the dash pad off too. Mine in my 89 f150 doesn't have any cracks in it and it sits outside in the hot Nevada Sun every day.

It needs a stereo and some sound insulation in the back of the cab.

As much dirt in and under that carpet you might be better served to rip it out and get home depots cheapest indoor / outdoor and call it Sanitized/fresh. Seat covers looked salvageable. A good cleaning add 5 hp to any auto. Really good project guys.

Good luck with build. Restored a 69 so definitely enjoying the videos. Like seeing the progress including the cleaning... but less yacking and more repairs! Order up the new parts and start thrashing on it!

Sweet! Good job! 👍

turnin out great!!!

Cool ol Truck, you guys make a good team!

That truck is such a BEAUTY!!

Congratulations are in order, you found a surviving truck actually older than me. Lol. She's a beauty, nice job.

Awesome videos 🇬🇧🥇🧐

I love watching new racers. Nerves and mistakes then something clicks. I used to offer my entry level stock car to all non-racers, free. It wasn't fast but it was safe. It was never damaged but such an eye opener for beginners.

great video... love the truck

This was soo bad ass and satisfying

Can't wait for the next video on the crew cab pretty nice truck. Knock that Dent out of that right rear door.

New to the channel but if Mccool here it’s got to be good. Good luck boys

and VGG spent how mmuch on a crew cab??? eat your heart out Derek LOL

Hi Soddy, The alternator and the multimeter color red No brand. It's worth a try to get to read the 14 voltages from the volt meter display. If the alternator and the battery reads with the lead points touching the battery posts x 2, It could be bad or high as 25 volts or higher. Check for a price of the Alternator in O'Reilly. The price comes from Rebuild at Parts Geek for only Remy-Delco remanufactured at a price range between $67.55 US dollars up to $110.00 plus return the core charge and no money back. So throw it away and ask the O' Reilly to keep a box and don't ask for money at the O'Reilly. O'Reilly can moth ball some of the recycle/salvageable the parts including old alternator into long gone. You have two choice Parts Geek or the other? There is a yoke for holding the bottom of the solid case alternator over there under your hood of the F250 truck and you'll see the long hinge and short hinge that bracket up the alternator. Overall, you saw just one alternator or a new one per truck pick up. The Chrysler alternator for AG long truck Four seater pick up F250 is a caged case alternator that shall fit into the mount of the Ford rusted truck. It depends on similar to the stock alternator comparation. Bye.

Crazy difference. Good job.

Cool video. Is that Mike Finnegan's Death Metal Charger in your garage?

I really appreciate the knife hand off at @9:50 this guy cares

That's awesome!... I miss my 1971 F250 sport custom.

Be sure to look in the pocket in the front of the seat covers. Lots of goodies slip into those.

If I'm not mistaking, I think those generation Ford F-series pickups were the first Fords to have a crew cab. Those are the fifth generation F-series & they were produced from 1967 - 1972.

the way those bed tubs are cut you cant help but wonder if someone ran the truck as a dually for a while.

Love them old trucks. Open the hood and just so simple to work on. Now u look at these newer trucks and its like!!!!!😥😥😥😵😵😵

Saw the crew cab in a video on a Holley Facebook post in the background damn she looks good.

Cool truck cool video

I hope this thug gets a rebuild like the f100, i would love to see more of it

There's just something about power washing the moss off of an old vehicle that's so satisfying. That truck is beautiful. Even with the whiskey wrinkle in the rear passenger door. Lol I would daily this thing.

What a sweet old truck

This is the truck i have always wanted, bump side 4 door, but in 4x4. F250. Had a 71 f250 that i got for free, when i was younger. Dang i miss it.

I just realized how important lighting is for a power washing video. And how hard it is to actually capture

Can't wait to see this towing the f100 and the fox body

Clicked on this random video and there's Dylan lol.

Nicee i just went and got walmart dexteras tires for my 1988 GMC Sierra

Excellent!!!