👍 good job. I have a 1983 Autocar that’s been sitting at a towing company in New Jersey for 12 years. 2 weeks ago I finally had it transported to upstate New York. This week I was able to get it started. I was excited to see it running again.
Brother of another Mother ! Man after my own heart ! Mine is a '77 and a kissin' cousin made by WHITE, 290 CUMMINS, shade over 100,000 miles. I Love ALL Construcktors !!
My ex's great uncle moved houses he had a 69 autocar had a 290 cummins with a quadraplex . That truck was worn out in the eraly 80's i was told to get in it drive or go home ....i was 14 ...and then damn when i was actually old enough to get my cdl i ended up driving otr for 28 yrs i retired in 2019 at 52
Precast concrete on the door brings back memories I at a place that made concrete pipe in Michigan they had a whole fleet of the old autocars they pulled 8 axle trailers
Brilliant, spinning the turbo with the drill to get the ether in. Good batteries and clean connections are essential for 12 Volt starters. New subscriber from New Zealand.
O-H-I-O Porter greetings 🇺🇸 I guess you have a thing for old Whites & Autocars…wonderful! I love old trucks, too! I grew up around many of them, including trucks like these. Ok now, it takes a Powerstroke to start a Cummins? Hmm! I think you would have better luck with a Cat jumping a Cummins if all that were true. See, the Cat has a more positive gonkilater than the Powerstroke does. You at least have a bit more help this time around. Sometimes that all you need is a second hand. I’ve never seen anyone force spin the turbo to help relieve the pressure to get it to start up. Didn’t the decompression handle work from in the cab? Hehehe! This was a cool & exciting video. Love the truck! Would make a great flatbed/wrecker. Blessings. 🤩🥰✌️
Do you know of any mid 1950s Autocar D-75s??? I'm searching for a 1953 - 1958 Autocar D-75 with the integral factory sleeper. Would appreciate any leads you or anyone on here might have. My Dad had one that he used to haul OTR Georgia to Chicago back in the 60s. I loved riding in that truck,... great memories. Looking to find one and doing a resto-mod and putting it back on the road as a daily worker. Cyrus
You can see the compression release bell crank at 12:45. I see it has a Jake. Also the lime green paint on the block tells me it’s a high torque 270 hp. The turbo is original, probably a T-560.
Чтобы было проще запустить старую машину, нужно: выкрутить свечи или как в данном случае топливные форсунки, затем влить в каждый цилиндр моторного масла (можно медицинским шприцем), затем подождать несколько часов, покрутить стартером без форсунок чтобы выбросило остатки масла, поставить форсунки/свечи на место и запускать. Запуск будет легким😊
Hey what are doing with it after if not want it please call Matt on the u tube channel Diesel Creek I really be interested in it for a u tube truck restore as he looking for a truck to put his low boy his1958 international is apart looking for a cab
That truck has a engine not a motor! See theres your problem your trying ing to start a internal combustion ENGINE and you don’t know the difference between them
Diesel doesn't spoil like gasoline. As long as there isn't a bunch of water in the tank it is OK. Also if you use a 5 gallon can you need to rig up a return because diesels circulate fuel so the 5 gal can will empty quickly into the tank
Keep saving these old beasts, you earned a subscriber!!
👍 good job. I have a 1983 Autocar that’s been sitting at a towing company in New Jersey for 12 years. 2 weeks ago I finally had it transported to upstate New York. This week I was able to get it started. I was excited to see it running again.
Really good idea spinning turbo w the drill 💪👍
Creativity on the start. It sure sounds good.
That engine sounds mint
Brother of another Mother ! Man after my own heart ! Mine is a '77 and a kissin' cousin made by WHITE, 290 CUMMINS, shade over 100,000 miles. I Love ALL Construcktors !!
That's like Silvester Stallone's Autocar truck that comes out in the movie called "Over The Top" 1987 👍 nice truck
I admire your positive attitude believing one single 12 volt would start this Cummins.
Haha you have to start somewhere
My ex's great uncle moved houses he had a 69 autocar had a 290 cummins with a quadraplex . That truck was worn out in the eraly 80's i was told to get in it drive or go home ....i was 14 ...and then damn when i was actually old enough to get my cdl i ended up driving otr for 28 yrs i retired in 2019 at 52
That’s a keeper! Looks like she was an old mixer.
Yes it was
Nice Autocar !
It's alive ! Once again !
I used to drive that truck!!! Its an old Carroll concrete truck that was sold to Calco. Lot of miles in that old girl
Yes it is!
Precast concrete on the door brings back memories I at a place that made concrete pipe in Michigan they had a whole fleet of the old autocars they pulled 8 axle trailers
Nice
You guys are cool and you made me smile, subscribed!
Thanks
Brilliant, spinning the turbo with the drill to get the ether in. Good batteries and clean connections are essential for 12 Volt starters. New subscriber from New Zealand.
This Autocar is ready to make some more money, listen to that old
'Cummings' sings.
Thanks for the job , another Autocar is alive .
Thanks for the positive comment
Great to see an old large car start breathing after a few decades!! Throw a fifth wheel on it and haul logs out of the woods with it this winter
O-H-I-O Porter greetings 🇺🇸 I guess you have a thing for old Whites & Autocars…wonderful! I love old trucks, too! I grew up around many of them, including trucks like these. Ok now, it takes a Powerstroke to start a Cummins? Hmm! I think you would have better luck with a Cat jumping a Cummins if all that were true. See, the Cat has a more positive gonkilater than the Powerstroke does. You at least have a bit more help this time around. Sometimes that all you need is a second hand. I’ve never seen anyone force spin the turbo to help relieve the pressure to get it to start up. Didn’t the decompression handle work from in the cab? Hehehe! This was a cool & exciting video. Love the truck! Would make a great flatbed/wrecker. Blessings. 🤩🥰✌️
LOVE THE CONTENT BRO PLEASE KEEP IT UP
Thanks
Incrível caminhão 🚚 Great truck
Do you know of any mid 1950s Autocar D-75s??? I'm searching for a 1953 - 1958 Autocar D-75 with the integral factory sleeper. Would appreciate any leads you or anyone on here might have. My Dad had one that he used to haul OTR Georgia to Chicago back in the 60s. I loved riding in that truck,... great memories. Looking to find one and doing a resto-mod and putting it back on the road as a daily worker.
Cyrus
Cute trick with the drill!
It should have a compression release if u pull it it will turn over a lot easier that is quite a find good luck with it really straight truck
Not old enough for that
@@markwilliams4525 it does have one. He uses it in the video. At 15:53
You can see the compression release bell crank at 12:45. I see it has a Jake. Also the lime green paint on the block tells me it’s a high torque 270 hp. The turbo is original, probably a T-560.
Чтобы было проще запустить старую машину, нужно: выкрутить свечи или как в данном случае топливные форсунки, затем влить в каждый цилиндр моторного масла (можно медицинским шприцем), затем подождать несколько часов, покрутить стартером без форсунок чтобы выбросило остатки масла, поставить форсунки/свечи на место и запускать. Запуск будет легким😊
Boy, you are over your head with the White Autocar Constructor. TD Atlanta p.s. I owned a Constructor dump truck. Boss Man truck.
AWESOME
I drove one just like that I haul coal here in west Virginia it had a 425 cat in it
i had an 8v92 in a roll off 35yrs ago still one of my favorites
Well just how tha f..k would i no....hay at least she's honest ✌️✌️✌️👌👌👌
It's alive
This chick is 😎
Yes she is
Either/starting fluid
He don't have one .... trying to identify as a Cummins now is he... 😆 😆 😆
J'aimerais me trouver un autocar dans les année 70
is it for sale? I need a winter beater. And I wager0 it could beat winter XD.
Sure but it’s pretty rough
why did you wait so long to hit it with some either?
Wanted to wait till it had fuel or smoke. Either works way more better when mixed with fuel
You need to not use a grinder anymore smh
Hey what are doing with it after if not want it please call Matt on the u tube channel Diesel Creek I really be interested in it for a u tube truck restore as he looking for a truck to put his low boy his1958 international is apart looking for a cab
The cab on this one is very rotten
Sounds like it has the car equivalent of the flu.
That truck has a engine not a motor! See theres your problem your trying ing to start a internal combustion ENGINE and you don’t know the difference between them
Surely You're NOT GOING to suck OLD fuel out of the origional Tank !!!!! Rig up a 5 gallon fuel tank and suck from IT !!!
My name isn’t surely. but yes these old engines love old fuel
Diesel doesn't spoil like gasoline. As long as there isn't a bunch of water in the tank it is OK. Also if you use a 5 gallon can you need to rig up a return because diesels circulate fuel so the 5 gal can will empty quickly into the tank
Looks like an old Shiny 290.
Yea might be I haven’t tried to read the tag
Will you sell it
Yes but it’s pretty rough