People gotta stop making videos of repus. Cause every time someone sees ones they want one and there is not alot left. Iv been on the hunt for 5 years...
I own a 77 Repu and there are some minor differences including a 4 inch longer cab, 5 spd as mentioned, normal direction thread on the wheel lugs (The 74-76 trucks had reverse wheel threads on the driver side). Im sure there are more differences. I Need to get some rust fixed then I want to take it to Mike at angel motorsports ( he has a sick repu).
I'm looking for one right now my uncle has owned one for like 20 years it's a 74 that now makes about 600 to the wheel but the body is factory as well as the interior he has and original motor str8 out of it and transmission my profile picture is the engine bay
Did you have a chance to drive one Zack? I'd love to know how it drives, both as a Rotary Powered vehicle and as a pickup truck. I'm a Rotary fan, but even I can't see why this would've been a good idea. I'm already going to assume this thing has zero low end torque, which is paramount to a pickup.
My brother had one no idea what year it was it was fast as hell I was like 6 or 7 y. o he and anybody I could ask about it is dead ☹️ my guess is 75/76 I also know the battery was on the passenger side under the bed black interior and wood grain bezel
one of my dream cars, love learning new facts about em. thanks for another w video man👍
People gotta stop making videos of repus. Cause every time someone sees ones they want one and there is not alot left. Iv been on the hunt for 5 years...
get one yet?
I own a 77 Repu and there are some minor differences including a 4 inch longer cab, 5 spd as mentioned, normal direction thread on the wheel lugs (The 74-76 trucks had reverse wheel threads on the driver side). Im sure there are more differences. I Need to get some rust fixed then I want to take it to Mike at angel motorsports ( he has a sick repu).
I own a 1974 repu
I have never seen one but I love them all the same. Great vid btw.
I only know about this truck because of the episode of road kill where they made it a mid engine rat rod
I owned 2 1974's , fun trucks but lousy paint and they were prone to rust. I ran a Racing beat intake, Holley carb and exhaust, was pretty quick.
I love this channel, keep up the great work
My neighbor has one and it is amazing.
Great video!
I'm looking for one right now my uncle has owned one for like 20 years it's a 74 that now makes about 600 to the wheel but the body is factory as well as the interior he has and original motor str8 out of it and transmission my profile picture is the engine bay
It is so beautiful.
Did you have a chance to drive one Zack? I'd love to know how it drives, both as a Rotary Powered vehicle and as a pickup truck.
I'm a Rotary fan, but even I can't see why this would've been a good idea. I'm already going to assume this thing has zero low end torque, which is paramount to a pickup.
Yes, there is a full review on my channel as well as lots of other rotary reviews!
To think I had rotary swap a mazda ute to get this . Although these are hard to find
Not a fan of that farting truck screen wipe being used haha
My brother in law has a 1974 repu he always kept it nice
Dude what kind of wheels are on that truck? Those are sick!
Mangels
That’s my dream car
I purchased a hot wheels version of this car, so now I'm here looking at how it looks in real life 😂
There’s a repu for sale in my area for $5,000 it’s been up for sale for a while. Doesn’t run
where?
I live in Washington
Mind if I show this on a twitch channel?
Go for it! What’s your twitch?
@@ShootingCars TexasGold_Racing! And ofc i will give ya credit. It is a nice vid. And TY!!!
My brother had one no idea what year it was it was fast as hell I was like 6 or 7 y. o he and anybody I could ask about it is dead ☹️ my guess is 75/76 I also know the battery was on the passenger side under the bed black interior and wood grain bezel
I never knew about it
I'm pretty sure my grandpa had one
ford never had ownership, they had a small share.