Still a prized possession if its restored

Everything fades.

we're all gonna die

We're done for.

@@SLAAMIT 0 to 100 real quick

same haha I gotta use that eventually xD

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Same here

This guy is a fucking comedian lol

🎉😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😂🎉😂😂😂😮😊😅😊😮😮😮😮​@@John_Marston-

No its a car

@@Dr.pepperz06thank you for pointing this out I wouldn't have known🙏

​@@Dr.pepperz06 you saved us

@@Dr.pepperz06 our savior... noticing it's a fucking car.!

@@Dr.pepperz06no it's a truck

Kinda crazy that nearly 100 year old engines can work after so long, some of them can be difficult to find information for.

TDC , that's a good start anyway.

That's cool! Are u sure pistons in this truck in good condition?

This is similar to a joke I’ve always told when I saw a shitty looking house. “Hey Eddie, your house looks like a bunch of termites holding hands!”

"chunks are always good. that's just high performance right there" LMAO 😂

Will there be a complete restoration process of this truck

Teamwork makes the dream work

Bro I'm only half way through this..but I believe you dumped almost 4LT's of transmission fluid in the calendars and your not sure what's in the pan? I'm truly hoping I'm going to see you do the filter! And take the valve cover off and run some fresh oil over them 🙏 I seen a few comments you got it running but it won't be for long if you mist these steps! The year of this and the amount it sat for, show it the respect it deserves buddy please! This truck will thank you for saving it properly cheers great find

Now that's a cold start lolllll

I had to watch this video a few times love the sound of that engine after all that time smoke included 😁

I doubt he will restore it, as much as I wanna see that happen. He will just skip to another car revival like he usually does.

@@ProjectRescues I did notice that, and you will probabaly need a full rebuild, most of those parts are junk

@@rich3316 burning off the old gas

​@@Mindyourownbusinessyoufooli fucking swear.

@@Mindyourownbusinessyoufool i asked

Back when engineers had the freedom to design proper machines that'll last

​@@Mindyourownbusinessyoufool no one, but that doesnt mean they arent allowed to speak

This is so gud

“7-8 business days”

The termites quit holding hands had me goin’.

Southern democrat

Funniest part it i live in the southern country and everything in this video is super normal to me, the way he talks and 70 to 80 years old plus things are just normal

Don't forget "gallons of ool"

Hahaha just the plastic will be left The aluminum block an pistons will degrade .

I seen an aluminum block crumbling at the wreckers . Was turning into this white dust The moss was on it to looked Gross lol

@@jasons753 plastic will be brittle!

Modern cars don't last as well as older cars. A modern truck would be practically irreparable, especially with all of it's electronics.

lol some 2020 truck already dont run

By 1929- cars were pretty commonplace. Henry Ford took care of that..BUT- seeing a truck that isnt a Modell AA, or any of Fords derivatives,, is a little strange, to say the least !

It was parked in 1940 not 1910

our cultute is built around trends and has been since the beginning

Hello good sir, nice to find you here

Good luck with the electric hummer JRE!

Jerry rigs

That’s great to see you here Jerry :)

Just randomly finding Jerry on a video?!?? Huh, the world is a small place

@Judy Atierb I didn't mean that kind of steam....😄

@@greghayes9118 badumtchh

Lol it’s amazing. Although I work in a steam engine, damn thing is a modern marvel 😂. But I get your point!

man now I want a steam powered car

@@beargaming1546 Too easy. You've now got the battery technology, linked to microwave technology, just need to work out how up it to make Super heated steam. Basically an electric jug on wheels. Don't forget the solar panels!

Not there in the video yet, but I guess I know what to expect🎉

Cheap Chinese steel

I assume they didn't salt the roads back then

Nowadays everything is made to fall apart. Back in the day manufactures had integrity in mind

Yep, it's called 'They'll be back real soon to buy another one...'

Also has to do with safety

Does your grandfather knows what that guy looks like? Like in this video?

LordofThornEYEVVouldliketoMeetyourGfather!i

* GOD GIVE EVERYONE *: _HEALTH AND GOOD MOOD_! 🥺🙏 AND I AM WORKING AND I HAVE 800 P-O-D-P-I-S-W-I-K TO MY GOAL 🥺😣 *I WISH YOUR MOM HEALTH* 🥺❤

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@@harukatakahashi8822 Is it a bad thing?

Hha I get your comment now after seeing the last bit. Defo Bob ross stylee...

Other classics are "I hope we won't set the whole world on fire" and "You know it's a good spark when it tastes like 40000 volts"

he really is i love this dude

gotta remember too though that way older vehicles like that are not picky and will run on just about anything you put in them. So that’s likely why he just went for what’s cheapest.

@@Mika-ph6ku I know and it’s amazing because you usually see this shit on tv shows in big fancy garages and they spend hundreds on oil but this Is just a normal guy buying the cheapest most functional parts like a normal person does. And it’s awesome

Chase Kasperowski same as vice grip garage :)

@@chasekasperowski8253 if you don't already, watch vice grips garage. He does the same thing as here, only with a fun Midwestern accent instead o southern

@@thegreatders344 He's in Tennessee now, wonder if a guy will get a Southern accent. Nope. Probably not.

When the engine ran, the rest of the termites fell off the truck in shock, and are headed pell-mell for the nearest cover!

I love antiques for this exact reason. Every used, antique item is like a physical book: it has a story behind it in a world different from what I’ve ever known. I collect old firearms from military service, and it always makes you wonder what the story was behind the previous user.

@@KC-bg1th Don't make the lefties see your comment!

@@KC-bg1th I collect Military Surplus rifles as well and I think the exact same thing. Some poor kid the same age as me 70+ years ago, clutching the rifle for dear life as his friends die around him. Really makes me appreciate what I have.

@@xnasuni_4295 The fuck does lefty have to do with it?

@@xnasuni_4295 stop making everything political

Dude is 30 with 70 years of experience

Amen - with God's Help, Everything Goes !!! ! !!! 🙂 And This Brother Certainly Knows This !!! ! !!! 🙂 Pwy 🙂

​@@corbanwilson2622yeah I'm impressed with some of these young people.

Very inspirational! Good job! Show us a part 2. ❤❤❤

33:37 how to cause air pollution

* GOD GIVE EVERYONE *: _HEALTH AND GOOD MOOD_! 🥺🙏 AND I AM WORKING AND I HAVE 800 P-O-D-P-I-S-W-I-K TO MY GOAL 🥺😣 *I WISH YOUR MOM HEALTH* 🥺❤

grdjtfdgsder

If we could only do this with people hey...

Frames better then most Ohio

But it also shows just how much planned obsolescence there is today. If they could make trucks that lasted this long almost a century ago they could do so today. It's just that car makers don't want to do that because they get most of their money from repairs. The reason many cars are difficult to repair these days is actually on purpose. To make sure they can charge you more.

Me too

bot comment prolly

Bobby!!!

I want to see him brandnew

I second this notion.

Lmao im from good ole nc

At least he's got a good positive attitude to try & restore it back to working order. I would really like to see a follow up.

Fr 😂

Hank Hill fixes 80 oy pickup

I can hear Corb Lund "He's a gerry riggin' fool he's got the tool for the job!" Or "he's got the fire in his chest to pull them dragons from the ground

Why isn't this comment higher lol It looks like what the Joad family drives off to California in in The Grapes of Wrath lol

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Hey Jebediah, bring the truck over yonder, ya hear? Get some of this shine loaded up.

@@Klaaism 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣☮🇨🇦

@SilverJustice Refugees? Lol people are going to where land is valued less and where there's an abundance of jobs. That's the free market for you. Besides, I haven't heard of any Oklahomans screaming at people with Cali plates, have you? Nor people pelting such folks with rocks or running them over with tractors as happened when the Okies went West during the Dust Bowl. To call them (modern day Californians) "refugees" shows a complete lack of understanding of how the American job and housing markets work. Someone who's lower/working class in Cali would equate to upper middle class in the Midwest. It's a no wonder people who aren't well off are moving. It's what happens when you have a bunch of corrupt neo-liberals in charge instead of people either on the left or right who know how to properly allocate money and put a stop to homelessness. You could stick either somebody fiscally Conservative Mitt Romnery or loose like FDR in California and either way it would be run better than the current Dem leadership there is doing. It's more of a hoarding wealth thing in general than "coastal elite Dems" thing.

Can you imagine rolling up to the Department of Motor Vehicles to get her registered, putt-putting, spewing smoke, with a couple of backfires for good measure ...... and all the old coots spilling out thru the doors to get a look at her. :0D

it looks like enough moss grew and died on there to hold everything together lol

I had the same thought when I saw that 71 year old belt go 'round Dwimar.

Actually, it's a testament to the quality of vehicles pre 1970, and an indictment against the new age of overpriced, underbuilt garbage they sell today and the consumers that don't demand better. Vehicles like this existed because consumers used to be educated. Now you've got a bunch of morons running around proud of the fact they are ignorant.

@ROBDool Woke. "Refined". "Un-Privelaged". "Highly Evolved" 🤣🤣🤣

"Fiftain sixtainths"

Amen.

lmao is this a copypasta?

@@tehtonym you can turn it into one

Good words.

Calm down trevor jeez

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He wouldn't have posted the video if he couldn't get it running, and so I knew from the outset that he'd get it started. I just advanced the video to the end and saved the time.

yup same lmfao

@@user-qr2gd7me6c he has other vids where they don't start

I've often wondered, what would you restore on something in this state? The whole body is rusted through - you'd only really keep the engine block and transmission at most. The rest is toast. It's not really a restoration when you're replacing almost everything...

I totally agree,

Man I'm not being rude but today's vehicles are much more reliable, better alloys have been engineered to last wayyyy longer and tolerate more heat etc. Ya the old ones were tough but the new ones are even tougher

@@Lee-lb9qh simplicity I think is what makes them reliable. Like the other guy said. Sensors etc would die. Cars with fuel injection wouldn't be as simple to start after than long. Many cheaply made wires would frat and degrade. If kept inside sure maybe. Outside Like this car? Maybe a toyota truck. Other than that no

@@Lee-lb9qh you must be a salesmen or a fool. I can hear the sound of countless mechanics laughing just reading your comment. Cars are built to last 10 years on average at most, as cheaply as they can get away with, with the parts and with maintenence as proprietary as they can make it. THAT is your modern standard.

@@scout360pyroz ur dumb bro technology gets better not worse u must be an old man shut up

@@scout360pyroz I got an 08 ford focus 240,000 miles only replaced brakes, shocks and 02 sensor

Rip

I love your channel banner lol

It's the reason the internal combustion engine is eternal :) fuck tesla and all the electric comeups. They'll never surpass men's greatest engines.

Yep Bill, that is when they made things to last! What a great piece of history we have here.

@@robertclymer6948 u like that privilege boy huh

Yup that there whyte privilege

@@matthewm7540 how is it white privilege? Is it privilege because white men invented and maintained them? You sound incredibly racist calling random ass cars from the 20’s white privilege

There is a chance for all of us Sometimes you just gotta wait for 80 years.

It might not have been abandoned because of failure. This was abandoned during the Great Depression, so it might have just been parked up and forgotten when the business failed.

Basically these kinds of videos proves why ICE’s are superior to EV’s

Nice analysis too!

@@chrsmcfrln true true

Luke, I'm willing to bet that you'll find a similar vehicle, hopefully sooner than later. 👍

What about that jeep?

how did he impress you? oh, he made a longer video then you do

@@Gutntagged chill bro, you’re special

Howdy luke!

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Keep up the good work it's great to see y'all saving the old history of yesteryear.

Ehhh this car is not going anywhere…. Lol

We've cleared the woods of all local mosquitos. Priceless LOL.

@AncientFromYT He said it was dead since 1940, so that is 81 years of sitting there. He wasn't counting from 1929.

Define: "Cowboy" ...

@@jessiejames2155 Here in America we have men like my dad who bred and trained his own horses, raised three kids in a log cabin, was a professional horseshoer, doctored and raised beef steers on our ranch, taught himself to build spurs and horse bits to supplement our income, was a roper, listened to the Sons of the Pioneers and Bob Wills, rehabbed his right arm severed in a pasture roping accident and reattached, did Western acting and stunts in his younger days, and was the toughest man I've ever known. He thought changing his own oil was a waste of time when Walmart would do it for $20. How do they define cowboy where you're from?

@@custerranchTodays feature on, “Things that never happened…”

My dad grew up in the panhandle of Texas and Oklahoma and hauled hay and killed rattlesnakes now he works on computers but deep down inside he still hates all rattlesnakes

Hes not a cowboy so that makes sense that this guy knows how too

me too, i loved it when it came back to life! Rather heart warming

Same

He made me get very emotionally invested into a truck.

So the word “invested” y’all about to send him money to get it fixed?

@@Nicksryup it’s called emotional investment. Not sure if u intended a joke or not, but if u did it was pretty terrible ngl

Buy an old car or truck its amazing what KZfaq can teach you these days!

More than a lifetime now hahaha

@@Swagmaster-ef5ls Not really a threat to their control/power but to their profits. If they sell something reliable, you'll keep it forever and they won't make profit on anything at ALL. Everything that usually needs to be changed (brakes, oil, tires..) can be found aftermarket for very cheap. Much like everything else in your household, the more recently it is made, the less longer it'll last solely because of that.

@@32HUNTER in some countries this isn't possible, where I live there are "emission zones". Inside these zones, it's illegal to drive certain cars (basically all old cars) that output a certain co2 emission, or you have to pay a lot of taxes to the points it's more economical to just buy a brand-new car. There are more and more zones created each year. By around 2035 it will be illegal to buy brand-new non-electrical cars from manufacturers. This prevents most young people from owning cars even if they need them because electric cars are super expensive.

@@mical-9066 wow

Was.

@@danielmconnolly7 still is, ish

Hell yea

You’re everywhere!

Hey Brad!

Oh bullshit!

Lol

Yup, in any vehicle I own from before 2000, I run zinc additive in my oil.

also the old leaded fuel helped keep everything from rusting out! I wish they still sold it and would leave off all that emissions crap on the new ones, it's NOT NEEDED to run the engine.. nor are ANY electronics. In fact, I am not sure why you should have to rely on an electric starter, either. Put a crank on 'em. Never a need to jumpstart or push start if you have a dead battery, that way. Oh, and those automatic transmissions all suck.

Not a good idea to add any modern oil, as the additives will try and clean off the old sludge. You can only do this if the engine is cleaned by dis-assembly. You can still buy non-detergent oil at most auto parts stores. Detergent oils need full flow oil filters, which did not become usual until the 1950s.

Hey there ballerina, be strong and reach for that second wind, you've got this.

You're gorgeous lady! We all age, but our beauty remains.

🧢

I’ll be your friend🥺

Love to hear some fun dancing stories!

ever consider that it was never stuck?

Just means its wore out lol

Make that a project car it will run

@@MightyWolfman Kind of the RATTIEST of rat rods! This one takes the cheese!

@@elonmust7470 Exactly, it definitely wasn't the motor. If anything it was the accessories (generator, etc) frozen or locked up.

you have a keeper if she was interested in this as much as you were

@@xenthia they must’ve been stoned 🍃

Yeh stuff is kind of on label only.

Did you get her motor running?

Did you smashed her? High 5, i like

I agree!!!

Yes make a restoration please !!!

My grandpa left me with a 1980 2 door sedan mustang, he told me to preserve it and pass it to my sons because in the future its gonna worth alot

@@johannsebastianbach9003 All Mustangs were coupes. Sedan means 4-door, coupe means 2-door. I have an '83 I've turned into a weekend dragstrip car. Almost 600 HP with natural aspiration. I could still drive it on the road, but I'd have to put mufflers on it and change the tires to make it street legal again.

Yes the Old World tech (Tartarian) that we inherited, has been melted down and destroyed deliberately, these cars were modified to run only on gasoline, previous engines ran on any fuel, people need to wake up and we have to track down the original blue prints...

@@StrokeMyLovePump I think he said sedan because mustangs come in fastback or sedan bodystyles back in the day

Tow-mater

Do

YUP Pallet cab

Fuc pallets scrap the damn thing

@@kyboy5 You're in the wrong club here, son.

@@WCM1945 You hicks on here just like putting death traps on the road

Would also help if he turned it in the right direction?

@@handyman75657 Glad I'm not the only one who noticed that. When he had the starter working, it was turning the opposite direction of most modern engines, same direction he was turning it by hand to test for spark. When using the ratchet on the crank, he's turning it backwards. The fan blades also indicate he's turning it the wrong way with the ratchet too.

My grandfather broke his wrist cranking a Model T.

Did you actually look at his hand crank? How's he gonna bust himself? But you lift up for strength. People can deadlift 800 pounds, but you can only push down your bodyweight

@@janeblogs324 Yes. He is pushing down against compression. A backfire will break bones. That's why you always pull up against the compression stroke. Over 50 years experience on this type of old iron.