Why You Should Own A Vintage Vehicle
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- čas přidán 27. 04. 2019
- After being stored for the winter, I recently took my vintage truck out for the first drive of the year. I wanted to share this euphoric feeling with all of you by creating this final film for my partnership with Nikon. Every scene was shot on the z6 full frame mirrorless camera with the 35 mm f1.8 Nikkor lens. This set up was a total dream for a film like this, especially for all the scenarios where we had limited space like in the garage or in the truck cab. Once again, the stabilization and slow motion features brought this film to the next level. The lens captures beautiful looking sun flares and vividly rich colors that are an absolute blast to play with in post production. This is such a well rounded set up for timeless story telling and film making. If your gear bag were to have only a z6 with the 35mm z lens and a decent microphone on top, you’d be in better shape to produce content than most other creatives out there with 10x more gear.
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Old trucks. Originally built with pride, rebuilt with love.
My son is 101st., Afghanistan 2007-2011.
@@powerwagon3731 Next time you talk to him, tell him his older brother from Vietnam is proud of him.
Poetry
God Bless 🇺🇸
curahee
There's just something about driving a truck and with a dog that soothes the soul.
Both loyal workhorses.
Dogs loves cars as much as we do
Filmed next to a stream... Same here.
This video is for the soul.
at the end of my video #27 found a town with a lot of old trucks its pretty cool
Yes. Same with a van. My dogs take turns in the seat with me, head out of the window. Dogs are the best.
1964 GMC Fenderside Shortbed here. Was my great-grandfathers work truck, then became my granddads (1991) and now mine.
you don't know what you are talking about. 1955 cars have too much technology. its all about the horse and buggy. there you can feel all the bumps on the road and truly feel connected 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤 wait my neighbor the neanderthal says his car made out of rocks and wood is way better. he says nothing beats pedaling yourself and feeling aaaaaaaall the bumps and blisters. blisters and splinters cant be faked 🤔 hmmm I might just try it.
Uhhhhh..... I don't even know where to start.. did you mean for that to be a reply to my comment?
Lucky you. I wish my grandfather's '55 Chevy Bel-Air V8 is still at our family's possession. The hard times during the 80's here in the Philippines forced them to sell it.
Damn shame my grandpa had a nice chevy I remember from my childhood. He passed and my family just let it rot into a pile of rust.
Cool take care of it
“When I was 5 years old, my mother always told me that happiness was the key to life. When I went to school, they asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I wrote down ‘happy’. They told me I didn’t understand the assignment, and I told them they didn’t understand life.”
John Lennon
Very true! That comes from a very old soul
❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I live the same way.
@@kennytomaszewski2241
DITTO THAT. Lennon's incredible composing ability wasn't learned in his short lifetime.
Also, he was good at learning what a scam that our so-called ''Educational system'' is.
The definition of a ''Career'' is not what our so-called ''Educators'' would like to tell us that it is. Instead? It should be defined simply this way,
''Career'': ''A job that you've been at for way too long''...
Old Dog + Old Truck = Best day ever !!
you don't know what you are talking about. 1955 cars have too much technology. its all about the horse and buggy. there you can feel all the bumps on the road and truly feel connected 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤 wait my neighbor the neanderthal says his car made out of rocks and wood is way better. he says nothing beats pedaling yourself and feeling aaaaaaaall the bumps and blisters. blisters and splinters cant be faked 🤔 hmmm I might just try it.
Young puppies + new 2019 Ram 1500 = Besterest day ever !!
@@EternalResonance you sound like some European snob...dont be a smart ass... some people just like vintage Vehicles Live and Let Live... I personally think that cigarette smells rotten and they kill millions of people but some people just love cigarettes that's just the way the world is...
EternalResonance na dude too much ditch the horse
Amen brother
I dont care if they are slow, i dont care if they are unsafe, i dont care if they are inneficient
The pure soul of an old car is what i care
I can remember when that vehicle was just another daily driver. We took them for granted and didn't think at all about any of the things mentioned in this video. However, without realizing it at the time, we did feel connected in a way that we've lost today. You "drove" those cars and trucks back then. You felt, listened, and paid attention to them in a way that we don't anymore.
We had to be more in tune with them then because they didn't handle or stop like a modern vehicle. So, that is why I still own and drive 60's & 70's vehicles. And know exactly what this man was saying.
The Jersey J because they broke down
Amen brother
They were like another person. We would talk to them and say something like “come on old girl you can do it you can pull that load or come on baby start up for daddy.” Today’s vehicles have no soul.
Yeah it’s true, you’re just a young whipper snapper that wasn’t around when you could actually distinguish makes and year models. Today’s vehicles are throw aways and they’ll never have the glory that the old vehicles have. New vehicles are nothing but plastic junk. I bet you can’t even change a flat.
Yeah it’s true, you’re just a young whipper snapper that wasn’t around when you could actually distinguish makes and year models. Today’s vehicles are throw aways and they’ll never have the glory that the old vehicles have. New vehicles are nothing but plastic junk. I bet you can’t even change a flat.
Old trucks, old houses, old tools... a living tangible connection to a simpler time, and if we're lucky, they are a connection to a loved one that can no longer be with us, through these old things, their stories live on..
Thats what my old "blue bird" means to me! See my first comment... Im bringing back the same truck... Ill miss you till the end paw paw. "bird" was his CB handle 🙂
This video made me cry. It brought back memories of Dad and his red 1961 Ford F-100 4x4, he has been gone almost 20 years and I still miss him. He sure loved and used that truck!
Power Wagon bless you
where is your dads truck? hope you still got it
Power Wagon
Your dad is watching you, that’s why you found this video.
@@mrv1271 sorry,watching from where?? The dead know nothing, Ecclesiastes 9:5-For the living know that they will die;but the dead know nothing, and they have no more reward,for the memory of them is forgotten. Immortality of the soul(claim that the dead are not actually dead) and Sunday sacredness are the greatest deceptions in the realm of Christianity handed down by the Papacy (the Antichrist). If the Bible is true-which I have proven beyond doubt, if we claim that Christ will come,then we better believe in a resurrection,read 1Thessalonians 4:13-18.
You should go buy yourself your dad's truck. It will bring back the memories ten fold and it will feel as if he is with you always while driving that truck it even just sitting inside it.
Beautiful video. Really missing simpler times. Thank you.
This video evokes an emotion in me that only a handful of things have over the last 13 years. Everything about it. The truck, the dog, the background music, nature, the story telling, I can literally smell the crisp chilly air as I watch this. To me its like a great visual representation of what I'd consider to be paradise.
Well done.
I'm 22 years old, and when I was 17, I bought my first vehicle for $1000, a 1970 Chevrolet C/10 longbed pickup truck back in 2015. All drum breaks, no power steering, no A/C, 3-on-the-tree, ...no motor....My grandfather gave me a motor that was just sitting in his shop, all covered up, a V8 350 out of an 80-87 Chevy truck. I started putting it together with my dad, we put the motor in, headers on it, new exhaust, replaced the old 3 finger clutch, got it painted, had the steering column rebuilt, a little cosmetic stuff here and there, and it is one cool, fun truck to drive! I loved the fact that, back in high school, kids my age were driving around cars that were anywhere between 5-20 years old, and there I was driving a 50 year old truck to school everyday lol. I love it because it's stylish, all steel, and easy to work on too! (Unlike my 2001 Silverado 🙄) my plans are to fully restore the truck, and leave it stock, maybe put A/C in, but only because I live in Arizona. ....I really hope they don't outlaw old cars & trucks in the future due to emissions purposes, because I'm keeping this truck until the day I die, then passing it on to my future kids.
Agree
Yeah I had old 69 Camaro ss convertible . 65 as Impala loved driving them both nothing beats the drive and feel of old muscle cars. Now I have a51 chevy pickup slow but fun to drive
1958 Chevy apache here! You can definitely feel the road underneath you! There’s nothing like it! Goosebumps!!!!
😎🖒🇺🇸 absolutely!
Ditch the major urban jungle. Nothing but stress & false people. Live in small town America, drive an old truck
evan h 🤝
Agree. Thumbs up
I daily drive my 51 3100 everyday in downtown LA, not saying your idea is bad. But if you want to enjoy it enough it can be done
My vision of Heaven.
False people Definetly. Fake people everywhere I see, fake people looking back at me. 🎶
No one has captured the feeling like this just did.
Proud owner of a 1945 Willy’s MB. When I first acquired it twenty years ago, everywhere I went there would be these bright eyed elderly gentlemen who would come over to look and tell stories of their time driving these jeeps in ww2 and Korea. I listened intently and was always thankful for their time. Sadly those stories and those gentlemen are all but gone but now days they have been replaced by children who want to see the army Jeep and their parents who want to take pictures with it, I cannot tell you how many times I have been followed home by people who want to ask about it, buy it or just look at it. Every car I drive by in it brings a smile. There is no air conditioning, no radio, no led screen, seatbelts or power anything. It is just perfection! The sound of the gears and the tires, the engine and the brakes. Nothing can match that feeling.
Thank you for the great video.
Modern cars have no soul. I wish I had my old 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1.
It's alright brother, I miss my 65 Falcon Sprint too.
Ahhh that's my favorite car
i respect what u said but its not necessarily true the soul of the car comes from the person who first owned it a car is an object until it becomes a first love that itself can breathe life into any vehicle
y?what happened to your mustang?
Some of the new ones have soul too. Just rare tho.
The way you film...
...takes me places I’ve been long ago and am working on getting back to ❤️🙌🏻😌
Thank you:)
I absolutely love that. The pleasure is truly all mine!
@@TroutandCoffee can you tell ne where is this place?
Reminds me of The Last Alaskan. Good work
I own a 1969 Ford F-250 Highboy. Above all the other cars I currently own and used to own, my old beat up 69 truck is my absolute favorite. It is built with American steel with pride during a time where men were men. Manual transmission, manual brakes, manual steering, manual windows, manual choke, manual locking hubs...not a truck for the faint of heart. You become a part of the truck as you drive it and that’s why I love it so much. The faded, dented up farm truck look turns more heads than my black Mustang GT and I’m totally okay with that.
AE MEN brother!
I’ve been losing motivation to work on my project 1967 el Camino and this video reminded me why I decided to get into older cars and gave me the extra boost I needed
I've been a gearhead for over five decades. You have captured something almost indescribable with this work of art, a sense that transcends just old vehicles because it applies to so many of the emotions we've stuffed and either barely feel anymore or lost contact with entirely. Perhaps +in time said it best "The way you film...takes me places I’ve been long ago and am working on getting back to." I keep gathering inspiration to fuel the courage needed to "get back there." Subscribed and grateful in NY.
Well said John! 👍
The first seconds of this video reveal something important about owning a classic - you should have a garage!
55 Chevy 3100 all original, great grandpa had bought it brand new. It's not the best handling truck by any means but I love the feeling of everything being so analog and having no beeps or toggle buttons all over the dash
Does that still have the enclosed driveline?
@@obsoleteprofessor2034 It's a second series '55 and they were using open driveshafts by that point in the trucks
I have a 57 Chevy 3100
Wow! Those are beasts! Hard to come by today.
When a truck was actually a work vehicle. Now they're just a pain in the ass you see in your rear-view mirror tailgating you.
Amen
I've never seen such a true comment in my life
@@MrBeast1901 How long have you been alive?
Mine has a topper that's black and you can't see thru it. The people in the prius behind get upset big time because another prius is in front of me slowing everyone down and I get blamed. They give me stink eye. Has to suck driving a wind-up car.
Everyone hates that guy with the 4x4 until they're stuck, moving, or bought a new freezer.
You Sir have great talent.
A absolute gift. Thank you.
I have tears streaming down my cheeks.
I was just transported back in time .
I am 6 or 7 excitedly and with assistance climbing into my grampas old Ford pickup to head up to our family's cabin in the Catskills for my first trip.
Grampa and Gramma still alive and at the Apex of their worldly skills and knowledge readily and lovingly beginning to pass them on to me.
In the blink of an eye it seems that I was assisting them into the same truck and driving them up there.
Where I would use the skills they taught me but could no longer perform to take care of them as they had for me.
You’ve got some serious talent, my brother. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched ALL your videos over and over again. These stories, they’re unique and original - it’s what makes this channel special. You just keep doing what you’re doing, you’re absolutely killing it. There’s no brakes on the DAMN-GOOD-KID TRAIN. LONG LIVE TROUT & COFFEE!!!
have an awesome week 😌
1966 Beetle. It's smelly, it's noisy, it's barely comfortable. 2 Doors. 44 bHp. No power steering, no power braking. In a collision, when totalled, regard yourself totalled too. But that's what driving is all about for me.
Erik I just drove a 1964 Beetle today. I’m in high school, and I work at a body shop. At the end of the day, they told me to go pull the bug in. The clutch in that car is about as predictable as the stock market, and it was definitely not running on four cylinders, but there’s something about an air-cooled bug that made me smile today.
I agree! My pops has a 66 Ford that's been passed down and eventually will be passed down to me. Nothing beats the feeling of riding in an old truck
I understand your sentiments perfectly as I slide into my 65 F100 stepside to go feed the animals. Later, I will use my 66 Mustang to do some grocery shopping. These are my two daily drivers. My only other vehicle is a 1926 Model T one ton flatbed. Even my tractor is a 1948 model. Simple, easy to work on, and long ago paid for.
A man, his dog and a truck. True love!
Nice truck, I own a 1968 c10 that's the same color and I know the feeling your talking about, it doesnt matter what brand it is all old vehicles are better than these new plastic toys
1965 C10 fleetside here. Inhereted from my grandfather this January 2019 after his passing. He was the original owner and I have that original title. Never leaving my family as long as I live and I hope one of my girls will keep it as well after I am gone.
I have a 74 Ford F-100, and before that over the years I've had a few older cars, a 71 Dodge Dart, a 65 Chevy Biscayne, you can't compare them to new cars. New cars to me have no soul.
I've had maybe 3 F100s, a 72 dart,a 66 Biscayne and a 69 Biscayne. Another dozen or so of other cars from that time. A good era for drivers, but love those 30's and 40's designs.
I had a 1969 Econoline 100 3 speed was a great old van , no power steering no air conditioning and the heat barely work in the winter . I really miss that old van .
I also have a 74 F100. 302 2 Barrel. The driver side door is falling off. You can see through the floor in the Box. But I hit the key, and it starts every time. I love that truck. You can set it on fire, and roll it down a hill. And I still wouldn't trade it for a Coupe DeVille.
Biscayne! Absolutely.
Never underestimate an old vehicle in a young vehicle world, where most vehicles die young...
Age and treachery can often best youth and agility.
... And youth, ABS and EBD can always best age and unservoed drums.
Oh my goodness... I've just discovered this channel and all of a sudden my life is a little better. Beautiful subjects, beautiful stories and beautifully made... stress levels melting away! Totally subscribed!
It's gold that they partner with Nikon. I love the way how Nikon's screw drive lenses feel, glad they still support old school lenses.
My dad and I just replaced a fender on my '87 Chevy Squarebody truck today. I've driven it since high school, been fixing it up for the last 6 years. You can't recreate the stories that these old cars tell. The history is all part of its character. You do an excellent job of articulating those points in this video. Newer cars have no soul, I'll always own a classic.
63 chevy k10 made at the Oakland plant . 235 factory 4x4 . All original and looks it .
Runs great .
'65 & '66 F100 & F250's , on a windy day while you sit parked in the cab, the body will whistle in three tones according to the wind. The blinker has a unique click, and these trucks even knew the way home when dad was a little too "tired" to remember.
I own a restored 1960 Chevy pickup. I feel the same way while driving it, especially the first drive after winter.
Your perspective resonates with my heart and soul. You are living a life I want for myself. Thank you so much for choosing to be here with us sharing your dream.
Another great video! Never cease to amaze me! True Coffee & Trout fan, here! I'm a true fan of vintage trucks, takes me back to long Summer drives with my grandpa! Thanks for bringing back those memories! Your truck is beautiful and I love the color! Simple life at it's best! Man, truck and his dog! Thanks for sharing! Enjoyed the video! God bless!
I have a 74 VW Beetle and I still totally get this. I love old cars and trucks.
A man
His dog
And a fabulous old truck
Perfect simplicity!!!!
It's so true old cars have a certain vibe about them I drive a 58 oldsmobile in memory of my dad the car has a smell that absolutely goes with the car these old cars are pieces of art great video
Finally someone putting into words what i feel when we drive my 62 mercury. We take it on our road trips instead of our new cars just for these reasons. Maybe we will pass one day in the old rides since I am from Mass too...it would be an honor, love the videos.
Getting a 71 c10 tomorrow, 4 speed longbed. I'm hyped
did you get it
Gonna do some work on my 68 c-10 today
@@superkittybtc yep, drove it 200 miles home
68 six lug dish mags 383 stroker power disc brakes vintage air ac big amp two tens tweets.. moved the fuel tank under the bed...lottsa fun
You should be.
1987 Chevy C10 lwb all original. My grandpa gave it to me just before he passed away. Truly a truck built with pride.
I had a 62 Ford truck like that in 1985. 3 on the tree, inline 6. Miss that thing.
You capture the experience, owning a 63’ Chevy myself I can relate. It’s an addiction
Man that got me emotional. Brought a tear to my eye. Love old trucks.
For the past 5yrs, my daily is a 79 F150 4spd 300 4x4. Yep. Cold dead hands.
SPOT ON!!!!!! I tell young bucks these same things. Thank you for this.
Love your passion for vintage vehicles. They all have their stories to tell and bring out a special connection with people.
That generation Ford pickup had to be the most handsome style aside from the 53 thru 56 F100s that Ford ever designed.
Agreed ,i don't know a better looking truck then a maroon 53 f100.
Totally agree - rebuilding a '66 longbed right now. I have almost a year's worth of videos up as I've slowly finished body work, motor work, and now into the wiring. It's amazing - you can buy one of these in daily driver shape (or better) for under $20,000. A BRAND NEW F-150 IS $30k+ AND IT'LL BE WORTH $10k IN 4 YEARS! Go buy one of these now - they can be had and people still make the parts for them!
@@smokeychecker3850 Then you should lookup the 47-55 1st Series Advance Design Chevrolet trucks. LOL (Although I wouldn't toss an old F100 out of my garage...)
@@youmustbethistall5861 funny you say that ,cause thats my pick for if I had to a blue truck lol 1950 3100 pick-up in og blue .
@@smokeychecker3850 Check out the video on my channel. 1955 1st Series AD walk around and a quick ride. It's "my wife's" truck...(yeah - kinda really). Not exactly stock...but not overdone.
1964 MGB here, not a closet queen but a rust free 99% original daily driver, rolling restoration with 103 K miles.Holds 150 lbs compression straight across. We just got it out of the barn after a winter hibernation. Checked the gas and oil, radiator, brake fluid. All go. Turned the key, fired up instantly. 80 lbs oil pressure...excellent idle, warmed up, down the road for a 10 mile open air spin. Nothing like a well running British true sports car. I sold my 1971 60K miles INTL 2 years ago, had it 17 years. Big mistake but the B makes it all better. Get and old car, and get young again. Enjoy your videos, subscribed with thanks. Melinda and Jeff in So Oregon.
What a beautiful truck....I totally understand what you were feeling....All old vehicles have distinct smell....Might be strange but I love that old school smell...Well put together video...
Tommy Gunz - It is probably the smell of oil, amigo!
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Carburetor running rich and old sheetmetal.
Made memories run down my cheeks, Thank You.
No one ever crashes while texting in a standard vehicle.
Old or new, being engaged in the experience of driving is almost a lot art now. Thank you for capturing that.
I no longer have my 1970 FJ40, but that feeling is still with me.
Been rollin' with a 1992 beetle for a few years now. Not precisely vintage but the vehicle has remanied almost unchanged since the 70/60's or something. Damn I fell in love with it. That bug carries many memories beyond being my first car.
I drive vintage international scout and love it ! Appreciate what you do
I get misty eyed when I think about my young (at the time) father sitting toddler me down next to him while he drove his '71 Ford F100. Safety was not on the list, comfort minimal...seat belts we didn't have to use on a bench seat, lots of metal everywhere, three in the tree, drum brakes. The smell if Winston cigarettes waiting while we drove to who-cares-where. Those days were epic and fun, I remember vividly. I just wanted to be with my Dad because he was cool and my hero.
I’m 16 about to get a 78 f250 2wd, and this video made me feel great. After my dad sold my 79 f100 short bed there’s been a hole in me that nothing could fill, I remember coming home from school and just sitting in it and just imagining the road. I felt happiness in that truck and I never could explain why, but this video does it for me.
I have ALWAYS loved old cars and trucks. My grandfathers 58 Chevy started it all. After he passed, l drove that big ivory and white beautiful 4dr car to highschool for a time. Washed, waxed, cleaned and cared for that car. I now own a 63 Dart convertable. Not pretty but beautiful. Lines, character and yes, soul. Thank you for this video.
Although I've owned older trucks, my 2001 Dodge Ram 1500 which has none of the modern amenities of most newer trucks, has become my favorite. There are sentimental reasons I won't get into, but I love the simplicity of windows you have to crank up and down, locks that aren't electric and have no remote and a standard shift. It's setup as my camping rig, with a topper and usually has my canoe on top. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Make sure all doors are locked before driving off, though, because the doors being locked is a major part of modern crashworthiness that was integral even back in 2001.
Built when owners did their own repairs/maintenance with a screwdriver, pliers and a sparkplug wrench. Today's trucks.... forget it!
These old cars and trucks are from a different time, a world now gone. I remember my dad's old Ford 150, even my folks '66 Buick lesaber. You always felt the road and the vehicle itself, that way you knew what it was doing as you went down the road. You could feel it.
Awesome job. Love this. Back to a simpler time. U really hit the nail on the head. Thank u so much. U made my day!
Great video! I'm In the process of restoring my dad's 66 F100 Custom Cab in his memory. The cost to restore will exceed the value of the truck when finished but to me it is not about money. In this truck I learned how to drive a clutch and spent many hours with him working on projects together. I will pass it on to my sons creating a wonderful legacy that will live on for many years.
Alex Avgeres
God bless you man. Good luck with the new projects.
Hey - I'm doing the same with a '66 Custom Cab right now as well. Check out my channel! Let me know if you have any questions on what you're doing or any tips to throw my way!
As it SHOULD BE!
Thats a wonderful scene.
Thats what it used to be about anyway.
My dad was an excellent teacher, he built those fast rat rod gassers, I was practically raised in the garage!
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The Narration, the cinematography, the story you tell through ur videos is pure Bliss ❤️
Had a 64 F-100 in high school. Many is the day I regret selling her. Closest thing I've found is my 2011 Old Grey Ranger. I tell my sons my Happy Space is the cab of my truck. But you know that better then I. Thank you ever so much for sharing this...
I love the spare tyre placement
I’m hooked on your channel. I mentally go some place when I watch them....just good stuff.
What a gorgeous old truck. The Ford F100 is the truck of my dreams. Learned to drive in a 1978 F100. The feeling is unbelievable. 👍😊
I miss my grandpa's FJ40, we used to ride up to the mountains, went camping with it, beaches
It was the first steps to my love of cars, what a time.
Love the old trucks, I have a 58 Ford Fairlane. Driving it is my therapy and it makes people happy when they see it.
This made me cry, my dad and I rebuilt one exactly like that but sadly had to sell it. It was impossible to let go.
beautiful truck. love that old style of truck design too. Love to get one similar to that, maybe a early 70's C-10 style and restore it.
I remember the days of those old trucks and cars. To park in a field at sundown lay on the hood and watch the colors of the sky as the sun descends, brings only peace at that moment and nothing else matters. Thanks for sharing.
I got to say that your outlook for a young person gives me hope that my own kids starting there adult lives will reconnect with basic life. I’m 50 and share your love old simple things. Bravo sir. Keep sharing these values
One issue, he forgot to pause for a Marlboro while drinking a Hamm's.
Oh?
A pbr would have been nice to share with the sheriff
A 66 ford. My all time favorite year and make!
Is this a 4th gen or a 5th gen?
@@thebobsagetguy 4th gen. 5th Gen started in 1967 with the bumpsides.
Wow, you're talking right out of my soul. Thank you so much for that!
You are so right on brother. Your words reflect my feelings most deeply. I'm really happy that you can know that feeling as well. For those that don't understand I'll pray for. It's the most beautiful thing in life that you can give to yourself !
fan belt may be loose, but she is a beauty
Yes she is a beauty, a bit a squeal from the belt but that is easy adjusted, unlike the issues from the cars/trucks being built now,he has a great ride there, I had a 1976 f100 300 inline 6 , 3 speed manual "on the tree" as we used to say,had it 14 years I bought it from my bro when it was 5 yrs old it was a tank all I replaced on it other then regular maintenance was a water pump ,,it still had the same rad in it when I sold it, they don`t build them like that now. Old trucks and old dogs go together :) cheers!
The truck is just saying hello... 😁
I prefer old cars and old trucks .... they had class !
Some heartfelt replies here great post! Brings back many memories of the old trucks my family has owned. It's hard to describe the feeling you have
when driving a true classic....the sound the smell the thumbs up people give you as you drive by.
I finally realized why I love your videos so much even though I just found you yesterday. Your videos remind me of a happy ending of a movie. Those glorious endings that everything will be okay after all you been through.
Pure nostalgia, real life is not in slow motion with a sound track in the background. But to be honest, all 12 of my old motorcycles have carbs.
Motorcycles and cars come differently?
Everything I own has a carburetor.
Thank you! My Ford ranger 84 with one cylinder blown needs to ride again!
Before long there won't be any of these old trucks left. I'm young, but I want to pick em all up and ride through the ages of quality and pride that this country once boasted. Experience what I'll never be able to, through them.
Proud to have that heritage. Sad that it's almost gone.
Re-watch this video every few months. It hits and refreshes the soul.
Older vehicles were made to look attractive. Modern vehicles are made according to government rules.
Older vehicles were made by people. Modern vehicles are made by robots.
In older vehicles the experiences of "traveling" are both real, and felt - time, space, people, sun, wind, rain etc...
In modern vehicles you are simply being transported to a destination with no outside connection, and the space, places and people in between are immaterial.
In sterile, new cars you simply "get there". In older cars "you arrive".
Older cars had eyes, faces, personalities. They were as unique as they were a part of the family.
New cars are soul less, sterile and all look alike. They are a thing to use and dispose of when used up.
And why? Once again the government destroyed something that was fine. EVERY classic old car would be illegal to make today. ILLEGAL. What business is it of the governments to tell us what we can make or buy? The modern whiners go off about safety.... well what about motorcycles? There is no such thing as a safe motorcycle. You have an accident on one, you're likely a goner. So why are they allowed to still make them, and any way they want as well? For that stupid reason - they can't be made safe, so the government never got involved. There are no laundry lists of rules (excuse me, idiocies) they must follow.
Amen
Great comment.
well said
Well let's see....3-4 X MPG, don't get a steering column thru your chest, might even survive a head on! Yes the antiques are fun but you gotta be REAL CAREFUL. (1993 Chevy G20)
the safety aspect pisses me off, I ride motorcycles so I agree. I think stupid, irresponsible or lazy drivers should get a Darwin award.... don't mean to be cynical but were buggering up the gene pool by allowing everyone to survive.... cars are appliances now a days, not marvels of engineering or structural art works. those days are gone
making cars cleaner and more efficient is okay with me though 👍🏻 we must be good to mother nature so she can return the favor
Mee too. You just got a new sub. I've been building an ole 79 jeep j10 from the ground up in my barn. Its freedom period
Living life .. in the moment .
Is real... is living . I never thought I would have to make such a statement
but in the world of technology you do
A very fine salute to your truck, your dog, and the high quality of Nikon images. It made us feel like we were right there with you, I would think Nikon would be asking
you back, excellent job.
You should own an old truck because they have personality! Plus it reminds me of riding with my dad in his 77 f250 hi boy 4x4. Though it was the biggest truck in the world.
Some will never understand the rest of us will live a happy life
My grandfather had a Renault 5 in which my father drove me to school once. It was given to one of my three cousins in the 2010s and sometime later to the scrapyard. Also as a teenager in primary school, a first grade teacher I knew drove an old Zastava 750 to my school every day and I have 5 of them as toys. When I was one or two, I came for the very first time across a 2CV in my street and since then it was my #1 favourite French car. That car, the Zastava 750 and Ami 6 (which I first saw in a Tintin book that I still have and this year I bought a miniature of the car) were never made as manuals but I'd be just as happy to ride one. The old Mini was and I have two as toys *and* to this day the same old grey Mini with the Union Jack on its roof sits outside the house across the street from my cousins' original house.
I fount a 62 Ford unibody about 3 years ago and bought it for my dad as a Father’s Day present we are currently in the process of putting it on a crown Vic old body with modern power 🤠