I'm almost 57. I gotta be around your pops age. He's probably younger, though. I love the pops and son and daughter stuff. What a loving and close knit family. I love it!

Dang it’s a 24 hr of lemons 🍋 car! That’s crazy lmao

You guys care so much about our entertainment that you spent money on a pile of garbage. That's commitment. Keep them coming guys love your channel

Those 20R 4 cylinders are bulletproof 😊👍

When you found the writing on the back of the spoiler it all made sense. The "24 Hours of Lemons" is an endurance race for ordinary guys - you go out and find a junker, get it running, and bring it and race it. But it can't be over $500.

Puddin would’ve had that thing running in less than 30 minutes. And it’s even his color. 😂

Great job on making the video. All those camera setups! Those action shots take up so much time to plan and implement. Its so easy to take it for all granted, but the time it takes to put it all together is like watching an orchestra director at a concert.

Those old 22R engines are nearly indestructible!!!!

Lance “ of course the junkiest we work on, has the best brakes “! 😂 Thanks for the laugh, I needed that! 😊

That was awesome guys. Not sure what your plans are with it, but it needs a new cab for sure. God bless you all.

A GM HEI module can be substituted for that Toyota electronic ignition box on the coil. That’s what I did for mine. Good job guys

I love this father and son I miss my dad I work on cars my self and he would be there with me

I would have changed those plugs early on, but one never knows. There are many things that contribute to the running or NOT running, and I bet on you and Toyota engines! WINNERS!

The name, "Get that thing away from me " Impressive trouble shooting. Thanks.

I know if anybody can get a vehicle running you guys can because you are blessed men of God. Love you guys.

Wonderful video, Found your channel a while back. Brings back memory's of myself and my Dad working on his old Cars. I went on to qualify as a Mechanic. Loved it. Watching you guys ever since. May the good Lord watch over you and your Dad. Big Thumbs up.

We that’s a miss Marryat bucket. A Petty blue Toyota with a Dale Earnhardt number. LMBO!!! Good work guys and gal. Love it.

This is one of thr most beautiful trucks I have ever seen!

I love this channel and what you all do. You had asked in the most recent falcon ranchero video why this toyota truck wasn't as popular as your other "will it run" videos. I grew up in my dad's shop and have been working on old cars for years and I will just say that people could not relate because it wasn't something they drove in high school, it wasn't something grandpa had on the farm and the truck was just too far gone with rust for people to imagine it having a new lease on life. That said, keep on doing what you do because I will watch every video. Thanks for the great content!

We love watching you. Thanks for keeping the faith.

You guys really do a good job working on old classics. I enjoy watching what you guys do and I feel that I'm there helping you lol. Thanks for sharing all that you guys do and God Bless You Guys.

So happy to see a new video from you all! She looks like a wrecker (not a wreck🤔)👍👍👍

I have never seen anything like that truck.Keep it.Its a one of a kind

20R The 2-valve SOHC 2.2 L (2,190 cc) 20R was produced from 1975 through 1980. Cylinder bore and stroke was 88.5 mm × 89 mm (3.48 in × 3.50 in). Aluminum alloy heads were used. Initial output was 72 kW (97 hp; 98 PS) at 4800 rpm (90 hp (67 kW; 91 PS) in California) and 162 N⋅m (119 lb⋅ft) at 2,800 rpm. Power was down slightly from 1978 through 1979 at 71 kW (95 hp; 97 PS) at 4800 rpm and 165 N⋅m (122 lb⋅ft) at 2400 rpm. The final version, from 1979 through 1980, was down again at 67 kW (90 hp; 91 PS) at 4800 rpm (still at 95 hp (71 kW; 96 PS) in Canada) and 165 N⋅m (122 lb⋅ft) at 2400 rpm. The 20R and subsequent models featured important design changes relative to the earlier SOHC R-series engines. The head was changed from a reverse-flow to a cross-flow type with hemispherical combustion chambers and shorter valve rockers. The timing chain was strengthened. The lower block bearings were strengthened against wear, safeguarding oil pressure, and the stroke was lengthened. The changes increased torque substantially and shifted peak power and torque towards the lower speed range. The later R series engines did much to establish Toyota's reputation for reliability, which had previously been indifferent at best. Applications: 1975-1980 Toyota Hilux 1975-1980 Toyota Celica (U.S. Version) 1975-1980 Toyota Corona (U.S. Version) Toyota Stout (RK110/111) Toyota Coaster (RB11)[20]

So glad you folks were able to overcome the trials that came your way.Looking forward to your continued success.

Awesome video. I love yalls will it run videos keep ‘em coming thanks guys

Wow! What on earth did you get into with that thing! Again your persistence came through. I can’t say it’s one of the prettiest you’ve ever done, but maybe one with the most holes. Talk about flow through ventilation! Great work, Great video! Thank you all!

I love all the scene cuts its like im watching a reality show fr

The blue bomber ! another awesome video guys

Thank you Lance for sharing your video and your APPRECIATION to your subscribers.

Good job, guys! It will be interesting to see what you do with that old truck.

That’s a fun little truck.. glad you got it running

Custom bumper install was mint lol

Love watching you guys figure out how to get a dead rust bucket back to life. Great work guys !!!

Wow $400 and delivered you got an awesome deal!😱💗💗

I believe this truck was modeled after “Mater” in the Disneys Cars series of short films in the episode “Tokyo Mater” !!

Love watching you two guys work, keep m coming

This is insane.....but as usual most impressive. Good Job ! pb

Yep. That looks like a Lemons truck. I don't know a ton about it (I'm in another country) but the 24 hrs of Lemons is a long race for crazy people with crazy cars having a lot of fun. Ya, the judges are crazy too. It probably had that much rust when it hit the track. The extra axle and the wing are just there for the fun of it.

Great video......crazy truck

The old truck looks like something out of the 24 hours of lemon race, it's a race for cars valued under $500.

Fellas, that thing’s a mess, I love it!

Great one guys, love the work you are doing guys🔥😎👌❤🇳🇴

Looks like a MAD MAX MACHINE !!!

Dude...Fix it up...New cab and front clip with a new plate for the bed....That thing is wild looking... Love it just because its weird!...Good job!

Now I'm auctioning this one lol! Awesome job guys!

Awesome job guys and gal.👍🏼

This one looks like it came out of a cars movie. Make a great parade vehicle for sure.

That's beyond cool!

I love your channel guys, but remember always cut the radiator fan until you run the engine, thanks guys ❤❤❤❤

I’m glad it looks like your back is feeling better.

Great job on making the video.

Another great video guy’s 👍👍

Great job getting it going! It sounds pretty good now that it's running on all four. It is unique enough that it you could find another cab to swap onto it maybe someone will buy it for more than you have in it? Awesome video!

Restore this car to perfection it will be cool❤

Back in the day I had a 77 Toyota Corona Wagon. I named it Timex because despite having been T-Boned, the ol' lady rear ended someone in it, Stolen (and recovered eventually), did some mild practice hits on my demolition derby cars, and having almost 300K, it definitely took a lickin and kept on tickin. It finally met it's demise when the guy I sold it to was running from the cops and tried to cross the rail road tracks where you weren't supposed to cross them. ANYWHO, I always thought that little knob thing on the distributor was to "fine tune" the timing. But that's just what I thought, not really sure. Those 20R and 22RE motors are bullet proof. God Bless!

Hope some performance company like holley support them for parts. I love watching them bringing neglected cars back to the road. Keep it up Restored team

Great job 👍

Those old Hilux’s were hard to kill.

...oh yeah, great show!

I hate to tell you this but that could be a rocket truck too. You know what's a rocking engine on the back

Good thing it has a crash cage. Or you might have been giving it a name more akin to Taco Shell.☺️

That duct tape on the oil filter had me rolling and reminded me of a friend from way back in the early 80s 🤣🤣 He hit some debris in the road and sprung a leak in his oil filter and duct taped it. Most of his van was held together with duct tape! He made it work though 🙏🙏

I think what I like best about your videos is the father/son teamwork. I make similar videos, and wish my son had more interest in cars and motorcycles.

Какая крутая тачка !! Молодцы ребята, что вы поставили ее на ход! Респект вам

That thing takes the term rat rod to a whole new level. Fun to watch you get it going, but I don't think it's going to pass any inspections, safety or otherwise. Keep having fun, and stay safe.

You should name that truck Tetanus because you need to make sure you have your Tetanus shot before working on it with all the rust lol

I want this truck so bad you guys are super lucky to have gotten this

That Toyota is bulletproof!! Got so much rust, bullets pass through unobstructed😂

As far as gettin' in & out, did you even check if that thing has a quick release steering wheel? It probably does!

Excellent video RESTORE Crew Wyatt :) , Lance :) , Christine :) also nice video on Race Truck and nickname Catch Me If Can ? I like it to and wild build yes and first ever seen 6 wheels on 1977 Toyota pick up for sure and motor surprises me it 4 cylinders with 4 spark plugs also wires! Most old from that years were 2.4 litre with 2 spark plugs on each cylinder and 8 wire on one distributor cap ! Someone must use old Datsun type to for sure 👍!

That truck would be awesome with a ls swap and turbo 400 trans! patch up the rust you got one sweet race truck!💗💗

Hey ya,ll 👋, that was interesting video on the mini truck. It looks bad ,but runs and drives. Thanks so much for sharing🖐

Love the channel keep the content coming

Super! super guys really enjoyed this...a pile of junk running like a dream! Thanks guys...Cheers from the UK.

Those were good engines, nice wheels, and it does run. All else fails sell the good parts at auction and you can get your money out of it. I bet that header isn't cheap either. You may make a bit yet. Best part is you got out there with your pop. My dad is 82, not doing well, neither am I. Just good to spin a wrench with your pop. Worth every dime.

Great job God bless

Amazing 👍🏻😎

That ain't rust that's patina!😂😂

I need these sort of people in my life. I have an 84 chevy s10 and I have work and school and would just like my tuck to run properly.

i love this truck

I'm familiar with rusty projects. And this video makes meem feel like I need a Tetanus shot

Cool truck!!

Y'all are just plain crazy! 😅🤣😂 Fun stuff though!👍✌️

Can’t go wrong with good ol Alabama chrome. Makes it go faster.

Aestheticly I love this truck. I would just bedliner the whole thing to keep it together

That is a cool truck for a great price.

Finally you come up a new video it's been so long since you last posted your video hope you keep posting more videos on a regular basis

Puddings fab shop would love this

Good job getting it going rips now 👍 Any chance you could show how the rear suspension works couldn’t really see much in the video If you could that would be awesome thanks guys Cool race car👍

Too incredible my friend, it's good that the car is back to life my brother I'm from Brazil and I watch your videos it's incredible I take a day to watch marathon the videos of the incredible channel congratulations on your beautiful work God bless you all amen Lord Jesus

I think dad needs to go home and take a nap, your doing all the work.

That's pretty solid for one of those

Very good job very good

She's pretty rough for sure but good job on getting her running 👍

Mad Max good work from Greece 💪💪💪🙏🙏🇬🇷🇬🇷

Amazing video editing

Central California watching

Looks pretty cool from 100 ft away. LOL I kinda like the look of the trailing axel.

I know this sounds sick but I would drive that crazy thing. Only a little crazier than my Yellow Ranger with a red drivers door.ROFLOL