Just imagine.... Waking up in the morning, getting a cup of coffee to sip on and looking out the front window to see what kind of day your gonna be working with........ AND SEEIN A GUY OPEN HIS TAILGATE WITH A SHOVEL
After bingewatching a half a dozen ep's I realized the addiction is about watching someone bring something disposed of and neglected get brought back to life and function. That's fine...
Come on this would make a great 1st vehicle for your young fella, road sign the floors and bed fix the brakes maybe put a blanket on the old bench seat for him. He could drive something with a lot of character ta High School one day. Plus he would have the great story of how he rescued it from a field with his Dad.
A guy can’t help but get excited when he starts his internetting machine to find a notification that the best mechanic put out a new video on the CZcams’s.
I always watch these pressure washing videos nights when I cant sleep. It's so soothing with how satisfying it is knocking all the build up off. It just knocks a guy RIGHT out... Or maybe it's the wobble pops. Not sure both are AMAZING!
Watched part 1 and it brought back memories of working many, many hours with my Dad . Good on you guys . Oh , and my Dad brought home a new 1967 Ford 3/4 ton with 352 / 4 spd. that was the first new " Car " that I had ridden in . It cost him $ 2300.00 .
Three comments: A) you're going to need a lot of Wimbledon White B) I'd like to see how you pound those dents out or straighten the bumper 3) You'd better put Bradley back in charge or the whole project's bound to tank
Watched part one....UNBELIEVABLE resurrection! You DO perform miracles operations on these! I’m fascinated, and what a great instruction! Absolutely love this brother, Derek!
I really love how this guy pulls crap out of a field and it fires up and runs perfectly nearly every time but I can't get my shitbox to idle right to save my life
I liked watching that as well. People love the before and after. There are people that love watching people detail cars. Something satisfying about it.
Reminds me of the great times I had with a '62 f-100 I had back in the '70s. Y-block, 3 on the tree. Great old truck,could not kill it. Best time was when the hood blew open at 60mph on a b usy highway. Woke me right up! Love all the old trucks and cars you find.
Watching you get this truck going, is making me excited about my Papa's '66 F100 custom cab that I inherited. Just waiting for spring to free her from her cryochamber and get her in the garage. Hasnt ran or been driven since '97!
My younger brother (34) and I went and looked at (and subsequently bought) a 91 Chevy pickup. It was a bit of a trip but not too bad. We popped the hood and I looked at it and said "Oooh that's fact-ry" and he about wet himself he was laughing so hard. It was at that moment I discovered that he was also a huge VGG fan. It made for some great conversation on the way back home.
I'm a chevy guy, but these are my favorite generation ford trucks! Back when trucks were built out of steel and not plastic. Both ford and chevys of these years were really excellent trucks and worked hard their whole lives and a few bucks and you got a great work horse! You know, a guy really appreciates your videos, please keep it up!
@GARRETT .....I hear ya buddy - Derek is so frickin' funny. I'll be out in my garage just a laughin' my ass off - and almost in tears sometimes getting ready to piss myself and my wife comes walkin' in and asks me whats so funny - I try to explain - but she doesn't grab the concept of it - you know women - they don't like mechanical shit like us guys do - and she would never be able to understand his sense of humor....but us guys do
I'd say this truck can scarcely believe its luck that it found you! :D Honestly, I'd love to see it get a full mechanical overhaul down to replacing bushings and balljoints throughout and just repair the rot and leave the paint as is. It's wearing its years well!
I'm definitely a Ford guy and wish my project was a little older. I call these motivational videos, actually gets me in the garage. Doesn't have to be perfect just got to get to it, one of these days I'll have breaks...,.. nope.
Rescuing this old Ford just earned you a sub! Get it running well, brakes, clutch, a little welding and some glass and you have a bad ass rolling conversation piece!
BEEN WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS AND HAVE TO SAY YOUR A REAL DEAL DOWN TO EARTH GUY..KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.I HAVE OWNED MOST OF THE CARS AND TRUCKS YOU HAVE POSTED..LOVE IT...
inch/percent. See that is what sets this channel apart. Hard to find anyone else out there with the expertise to properly convert to inch/percent. Perfect.
Hey Kid, you have here one of the most addictive, entertaining and enjoyable channels. Whatever you decide to show has my vote. Thanks for sharing from that old Yorkshire "Geezer" in Ireland.
@Andrew Wells I retired from a stressful job in Sheffield to the well-earned peace and tranquility of rural Ireland---and the countryside here is just as beautiful but differently so----OK?
I always like that old floating rib getting unhappy when your reaching for something. Almost got it just a little more O the side is getting cranky but I ulmost got it just a little more pop dammit that's going to hurt for like twenty minutes
Love seeing these old Fords being fixed up and given some of the attention they deserve, I have a 1970 F250 in great condition I purchased for 200$ and I couldn't be happier with it. If you do a part three maybe show some more about the interior such as the gauges and any future plans you have with the truck.
Hey derek, I just wanted to let you know you are so freaking amazing I just watched when you put the brakes on the f250 perfect I so appreciate you . Thank you for all your hard work.
I would love to see a rebuild on the inline 6. See how smooth you can get her to run. Then maybe pull a stump or two with it. And a traffic sign/license plate welded in the bed of course, you can’t just mention that and not do it because that is just cruel.
Your pressure washer in the interior reminds me of a true story: Back when I was about your son's age, almost every Saturday my father used to take his old Bumpside F250 down to the shop at work in south "Minne-a-no-place" and give it a thorough wash...including the interior. To start, we would remove the ol' "wall to wall" rubber mat, he would hose down the floor and seat(!), and I would get in there with an ol' wash tub brush and scrub on the floors and vinyl seat while he washed the exterior. When I was done washing the interior, he would take the hose and rinse everything down, we'd let 'er dry for a bit while we had some lunch, throw the rubber mat back in, and take 'er home. Good memories!
I Wana see you finish the old truck me and my wife are addicted to your channel I think we're gonna get a membership we love that you get your boys involved your awesome and gunny thanks for many hours of entertainment by the way I love that you don't curse
Really warms my heart almost brings a tear to my eyes just seeing how tough an how much one of those old trucks can really take I know my dad put mine through hauling regularly 2 tons of mulch gravel an asphalt never even squatted the rusted in place leave springs never bogged it down just took whatever the fuck we through at it
@@ViceGripGarage Thanks for the reply,Yeh we have old cars ect but nothing like you have.Would love a truck like you find to work on but in the meantime will carry on with my hobby of rc planes helli's and drones keeps me busy but cos was careless have just had to have half my middle finger lobbed off and yeh its hurting like hell.Getting your fingers caught in an 18inch wooden propeller on a 25cc petrol engine while its revving up is not a good idea so I have found out lol.
@@SuperGliderman I know what you mean, anything american is priced stupid here in the UK, anything UK made that old is a depressing pile of crap designed by someone who'se favourite colour was grey and slower than frozen syrup....urgh, old british cars suck frankly...I really need to move back to Canada....seriously....
I’ve just watched a guy jet washing an old Ford pickup for about 29 hours. It was freakin awesome. She’s really come around! What a lovely old truck. Loving the patina on these actually...
I can't believe I just watched the pressure washing of lichen etc from an old truck. It seemed to have the same satisfying effect of pulling weeds! Keep it up!
I know it's an old video but adding your kid to the mix just made me love ya more. Have yunguns meself and bonding is key. Keep it up grip, yur doin good..😁
I must really love your channel brother! I just spent 30 minutes watching a feller wash a truck! LOL! And yes, if you are offering a part 3, we'll watch ya!
Just a tip. (pressure washing is part of what I do) Wet it and shoot pool shock mixed half and half with water and your gain. Use a pump up sprayer. Mold will melt off... Seriously. Stronger mix if you need it. Of course, use ppe. You can also use a weaker mix for interior.
@@Tsalinger the reason the fe intake manifold is heavy is because when they designed the engine they had racing in mind. In nascar you couldn't have aluminium heads but you could have an aluminium intake so they just made the intake part of the heads to shave weight and it worked. It does put a strain on the back when lifting it off though!
been watching a quite a few of your videos , and Vise Grip lodge , very cool that you finding these old cars , trucks , and pretty much anything with a motor and trying to get them to start and drive , I say keep doing what your doing , enjoy watching the videos along with the wife .
Best thing I have found for bringing the rubber window seals back around is.. Go Jo hand cleaner..it has lanolin in it.washes of with water and softened the rubber.
I had a '71 F100 project with the 300cid, and same story, you just barely touch that key and it'd fire right up...even in -20. I'm a die hard Chevy guy but that thing made me a believer.
At 25:00, I laughed my ass off when Derek open the driver's side door, turned his head, closed his eyes, and blasted the hell outta the cab with the pressure washer. Hey, I guess it works VGG style!
Just discovered this channel, watched both the ford truck videos so far, you are awesome man, hilarious! Little bit educational too which I like being a younger man I know very little about the old stuff. Awesome videos keep them coming!
The leaky mechanical fuel pump can be removed and a cover plate can be bought or made to eliminate the hole in the block. You can rattle can the body using zinc chromate primer and antique white rustoleum glossy, satin, or flat paint as you wish. I have a white '79 GMC C-1500 I'm restoring and that is what I used.
Fix the holes and clear coat it. The patina with the clear coat would look awesome. Dont even paint the spots you fix. Just put some sheet metal patches over it.
It's crazy how badly I wanted to be the one to wash this truck.. I caught myself just zoning out a few times watching that washer go back and forth on the close-ups.. I even backed up a few parts and watched them over again.. Is that weird? Entertaining AF.
Ya'll want to see part 3? If so, what should it be about?
Cookies.....
Beat the shit out of it on some trails.
Patch bed with signs
Gas tank install or cleaning
Put a clutch in and test onner
Just imagine.... Waking up in the morning, getting a cup of coffee to sip on and looking out the front window to see what kind of day your gonna be working with........ AND SEEIN A GUY OPEN HIS TAILGATE WITH A SHOVEL
Ha best day ever😎
My poor neighbors 🤷♂️😜
That would make my day to see that lol
Haha
milk gushed out my nostrils.
After bingewatching a half a dozen ep's I realized the addiction is about watching someone bring something disposed of and neglected get brought back to life and function. That's fine...
Come on this would make a great 1st vehicle for your young fella, road sign the floors and bed fix the brakes maybe put a blanket on the old bench seat for him. He could drive something with a lot of character ta High School one day. Plus he would have the great story of how he rescued it from a field with his Dad.
Couldnt agree more.. Bradley deserves that old truck after helping yanking it out of that old farm field.
Making memories with his dad 😎
Yeah put a 352, or a 390 in it jazz it up a bit
I drove a 69 Chevy to hs. Definitely different than everyone else that's for sure
A guy can’t help but get excited when he starts his internetting machine to find a notification that the best mechanic put out a new video on the CZcams’s.
There Is a green fungus in my ass
@@alexeaton3831 mustie1 has a new video out?
Sounds like you're doing the RIGHT thing...
South Main Auto put out a new video today?
@@ianwinfield929 I got a stern look from my daughter when my 5 year old grandson said "I'll be dipped!" to her after a day with me!
This guy is literally Bob Ross If he was a mechanic. He’s just so chill and calm about everything
wow yes I agree lol
omg i see that
Bob Ross meets Red Green
“We’re just gonna beat the devil out of this little carburetor here.”
@@DetroitNerd holy shit greatest comment ive ever seen
I always watch these pressure washing videos nights when I cant sleep. It's so soothing with how satisfying it is knocking all the build up off. It just knocks a guy RIGHT out... Or maybe it's the wobble pops. Not sure both are AMAZING!
What a super positive guy. "That's not a rust hole that is a filtration system" 😂😂😂😂
Definitely boiled linseed oil. Almost spit out my drink when you broke out the shovel to open the tailgate. Another great one pal!
Thanks Erik
That was a Henry model combo shovel and tailgate tool.
@@tombob671 I believe a guy can now find it listed in the Ford catalog as a Motorcraft spark plug remover.
@@tombob671 YEP! SH-1000 tail gate tool.
Those holes in the bed are called “floor drains”, you have to order those special
🤣🤣
Na, its weight reduction! It's now a superleggera (super light)
Those came stock in the rust belt. They were self forming in about 3-4 years. No charge.
It is where you drop your beer cans, when the cop walks up to your vehicle.
Totally factory!
Meanwhile... downstream at the sewer processing plant...
"Why does it smell like 409, brake cleaner and a scene from the movie ferngully?!"
Watched part 1 and it brought back memories of working many, many hours with my Dad . Good on you guys .
Oh , and my Dad brought home a new 1967 Ford 3/4 ton with 352 / 4 spd. that was the first new " Car " that I had ridden in . It cost him $ 2300.00 .
Three comments:
A) you're going to need a lot of Wimbledon White
B) I'd like to see how you pound those dents out or straighten the bumper
3) You'd better put Bradley back in charge or the whole project's bound to tank
🤣🤣💯✔
That's good ol metal, heat that door give it a slam bet it pops right back out
we're gonna skip all of that, put some unleaded in er and send it
If anything paint 'er yella and do a tribute to this. czcams.com/video/mAFKqkifqBM/video.html
the pressure washing every peice of mold off the paint just tickled my OCD the right amount, 10/10 vid
i'm a huge fan of Derek's bottom-to-top approach to cleaning vehicles. Really calms the nerves.
Watched part one....UNBELIEVABLE resurrection! You DO perform miracles operations on these! I’m fascinated, and what a great instruction! Absolutely love this brother, Derek!
Thank you very much
I really love how this guy pulls crap out of a field and it fires up and runs perfectly nearly every time but I can't get my shitbox to idle right to save my life
Leave the paint. It's factory 🏭
He's been beaten once by an f450 big block.
I’m sure he edits out 4 or 20 hours of fixing
Damn i know right!?
Don't call that a shitbox and maybe just maybe she will idle
It's actually relaxing watching all that growth being cleaned off.
I liked watching that as well. People love the before and after. There are people that love watching people detail cars. Something satisfying about it.
It grows back. Experience speaking.
Reminds me of the great times I had with a '62 f-100 I had back in the '70s. Y-block, 3 on the tree. Great old truck,could not kill it. Best time was when the hood blew open at 60mph on a b usy highway. Woke me right up! Love all the old trucks and cars you find.
Watching you get this truck going, is making me excited about my Papa's '66 F100 custom cab that I inherited. Just waiting for spring to free her from her cryochamber and get her in the garage. Hasnt ran or been driven since '97!
My younger brother (34) and I went and looked at (and subsequently bought) a 91 Chevy pickup. It was a bit of a trip but not too bad. We popped the hood and I looked at it and said "Oooh that's fact-ry" and he about wet himself he was laughing so hard. It was at that moment I discovered that he was also a huge VGG fan. It made for some great conversation on the way back home.
I'm a chevy guy, but these are my favorite generation ford trucks! Back when trucks were built out of steel and not plastic. Both ford and chevys of these years were really excellent trucks and worked hard their whole lives and a few bucks and you got a great work horse!
You know, a guy really appreciates your videos, please keep it up!
Thank you sir
Always enjoy your videos! Please keep them coming , especially with family. I love how Bentley gets in there and helps out.
as somebody who is an aficionado for car details, i screamed internally when you power washed the inside of the car 😂😂😂
"Ya wanna make sure you really soak the electronics!"
Gotta dig right in there
No Shiit! ! ! Pains me to watch! Unless your installing a new harness... Which is a good idea, them ole wires get all cracked up... when hosed down :)
Good Idea, I'm Going To Go Soak My Batterie
something this old not going to hurt it any
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"you wanna make sure you really soak the electronics..." lmao i'm dying this guy is awesome
@GARRETT .....I hear ya buddy - Derek is so frickin' funny. I'll be out in my garage just a laughin' my ass off - and almost in tears sometimes getting ready to piss myself and my wife comes walkin' in and asks me whats so funny - I try to explain - but she doesn't grab the concept of it - you know women - they don't like mechanical shit like us guys do - and she would never be able to understand his sense of humor....but us guys do
Your folksy run throughs of your fixer uppers are just plain fun to watch. Many thanks for taking the time to record all this
A guy would think washing a vehicle would be a boring video but I got to say this one was really satisfying
You know you’re doing something right when you’ve made my “too cool for school” teenage son laugh multiple times throughout this video. 💪🏻😂
hah, you guys rock! Watching your new video right now on ol' monitor #2 😎👍
Vice Grip Garage Haha well thanks. And you’ll notice we even got Nathaniel to laugh in that episode too! Lightening apparently DOES strike twice! ⚡️😉
That's an uncle jessie special!!
If you get this reference, you had an allright childhood.
Shepard to lost sheep, you got your ears on?
Uncle Jessie's was a 74 or 75 though, but danged close
Yipper
the tow truck too.. if I am not mistaken. I drove a 74
@@ViceGripGarage Dem DUKES, Dem DUKES......................YEEEEEEE HAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!
I'd say this truck can scarcely believe its luck that it found you! :D Honestly, I'd love to see it get a full mechanical overhaul down to replacing bushings and balljoints throughout and just repair the rot and leave the paint as is. It's wearing its years well!
I'm definitely a Ford guy and wish my project was a little older. I call these motivational videos, actually gets me in the garage. Doesn't have to be perfect just got to get to it, one of these days I'll have breaks...,.. nope.
"The old Toyota Celica's popped" hahaha I'm dead
Rescuing this old Ford just earned you a sub! Get it running well, brakes, clutch, a little welding and some glass and you have a bad ass rolling conversation piece!
thank you for subscribing I really appreciate that
BEEN WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS AND HAVE TO SAY YOUR A REAL DEAL DOWN TO EARTH GUY..KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.I HAVE OWNED MOST OF THE CARS AND TRUCKS YOU HAVE POSTED..LOVE IT...
inch/percent. See that is what sets this channel apart. Hard to find anyone else out there with the expertise to properly convert to inch/percent. Perfect.
Hey Kid, you have here one of the most addictive, entertaining and enjoyable channels. Whatever you decide to show has my vote. Thanks for sharing from that old Yorkshire "Geezer" in Ireland.
Thank you!!
@@ViceGripGarage I agree, best youtube channel that I've watched so far
@Andrew Wells I retired from a stressful job in Sheffield to the well-earned peace and tranquility of rural Ireland---and the countryside here is just as beautiful but differently so----OK?
@@rustybum2 I love to listen to either a Irish or Scotish broug.(proubly spelled that wrong)
@@williamescolantejr5871 Close laddie; It's a brogue lol
She starts real good for a guy.
Thank you for saving her.
Thank you for watching, she sure is loyal
Networks spend millions on content and I'd rather watch Vice Grip!
THE PRESSURE WASHER HAS A HELL OF A ROD KNOCK AND LOUDER THEN AN ANGUS YOUNGS GUITAR AT BARN FEST
Geez, how therapeutic is watching that extended power washing sequence!
“My old Toyota Celicas popped”
takes a guy by surprise
@@ViceGripGarage please never stop being you 🤣🤣🤣
👍😎
I always like that old floating rib getting unhappy when your reaching for something. Almost got it just a little more O the side is getting cranky but I ulmost got it just a little more pop dammit that's going to hurt for like twenty minutes
Love seeing these old Fords being fixed up and given some of the attention they deserve, I have a 1970 F250 in great condition I purchased for 200$ and I couldn't be happier with it. If you do a part three maybe show some more about the interior such as the gauges and any future plans you have with the truck.
What a great buy! We'll see what else we can do with the old girl
7:57 "This one's a Bridgestone. Thats got some resale on 'er" lol
Hey derek, I just wanted to let you know you are so freaking amazing I just watched when you put the brakes on the f250 perfect I so appreciate you . Thank you for all your hard work.
Watching those years of crud coming off. So satisfying!
sure changed her!
so satisfying to watch love them old field and barn finds
I would love to see a rebuild on the inline 6. See how smooth you can get her to run. Then maybe pull a stump or two with it. And a traffic sign/license plate welded in the bed of course, you can’t just mention that and not do it because that is just cruel.
hahaha
Good on You For Cleaning Up The Old FORD & I Can't Hardly Believe It Still Has The Wind Shield Washer BAG On The Inter Fender , Way Cool 👍
The really nice thing about white paint is that it doesn't fade, its easy to color match and it doesn't show dirt too bad.
"Is that a bullet hole? Jiminy!" Hilarious!!!! For video part 3, keep on working on her toward being a daily driver. She's too nice to tear up.
“Well I’ll be dipped” has now became part of my daily vocabulary...
Mmm! That orange moss, that's the up north stuff. That's how you know it's good.
Your pressure washer in the interior reminds me of a true story: Back when I was about your son's age, almost every Saturday my father used to take his old Bumpside F250 down to the shop at work in south "Minne-a-no-place" and give it a thorough wash...including the interior. To start, we would remove the ol' "wall to wall" rubber mat, he would hose down the floor and seat(!), and I would get in there with an ol' wash tub brush and scrub on the floors and vinyl seat while he washed the exterior. When I was done washing the interior, he would take the hose and rinse everything down, we'd let 'er dry for a bit while we had some lunch, throw the rubber mat back in, and take 'er home. Good memories!
Was your neighbor carrying a rifle when he walked by? Lol
probably 🤷♂️😁
@@ViceGripGarage now that's really HOMELAND SECURITY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
haha yup
6 minutes and I've already had quite a few laughs, nothing new in this great channel!
Thanks Logan!
I Wana see you finish the old truck me and my wife are addicted to your channel I think we're gonna get a membership we love that you get your boys involved your awesome and gunny thanks for many hours of entertainment by the way I love that you don't curse
I've had 3 of those. 68 short bed 351c, 71 longbed 360, and 72 shortbed 351w. Love those trucks
Really warms my heart almost brings a tear to my eyes just seeing how tough an how much one of those old trucks can really take I know my dad put mine through hauling regularly 2 tons of mulch gravel an asphalt never even squatted the rusted in place leave springs never bogged it down just took whatever the fuck we through at it
Am a UK guy in the UK we dont have Gems like this truck is so for me anything that is done to it will be an education
that makes me sad ya'll don't have old metal like this. Thanks for watching!
@@ViceGripGarage Thanks for the reply,Yeh we have old cars ect but nothing like you have.Would love a truck like you find to work on but in the meantime will carry on with my hobby of rc planes helli's and drones keeps me busy but cos was careless have just had to have half my middle finger lobbed off and yeh its hurting like hell.Getting your fingers caught in an 18inch wooden propeller on a 25cc petrol engine while its revving up is not a good idea so I have found out lol.
Nice
@@SuperGliderman I know what you mean, anything american is priced stupid here in the UK, anything UK made that old is a depressing pile of crap designed by someone who'se favourite colour was grey and slower than frozen syrup....urgh, old british cars suck frankly...I really need to move back to Canada....seriously....
I’ve just watched a guy jet washing an old Ford pickup for about 29 hours. It was freakin awesome. She’s really come around! What a lovely old truck. Loving the patina on these actually...
Glad to see the truck cleaned up so nice! I am looking forward to seeing the bed repairs.
A fella's got to admit , for a truck left for dead , " she's solid " .
I’ve bought worse lol Canadian salt seems to do a lot of damage
I'm getting used to your back woods humor. Reminds me of Red Green humor.
Thanks buddy
@@chha6439 hey now, let's not go to far
I loved that show. Good old Canadian show
I love Red Green. These two are alike for sure there.
tom bodett
I can't believe I just watched the pressure washing of lichen etc from an old truck. It seemed to have the same satisfying effect of pulling weeds! Keep it up!
I know it's an old video but adding your kid to the mix just made me love ya more. Have yunguns meself and bonding is key. Keep it up grip, yur doin good..😁
I must really love your channel brother! I just spent 30 minutes watching a feller wash a truck! LOL! And yes, if you are offering a part 3, we'll watch ya!
Thank you friend!
Adventures in Wrenching lmao same
Posted 6mins ago and here I am. A guy really likes this 👌
Thanks Stan!
Just a tip.
(pressure washing is part of what I do)
Wet it and shoot pool shock mixed half and half with water and your gain. Use a pump up sprayer.
Mold will melt off... Seriously. Stronger mix if you need it. Of course, use ppe.
You can also use a weaker mix for interior.
Was pretty jealous during the pressure wash sequence. a fella loves to pressure wash.
T-shirts with yer disclaimer on the back. 👌
not a bad idea
That's funny as hell.. I said the same thing when the disclaimer came up on screen..🍻🍻
And under the logo on the front pocket put "Home of Poverty Chrome", I'd buy me one.
This takes me back to a day when I was being taught to drive my dads '67 F-100. Thanks for the memories.
Thanks for watching Kenny
And that is why you fix the link bars that hold the the tailgate sturdy when it is down and straight across horizontal when you close it
You neighbor Larry must love it when you drag another rusty one of these things home. Notice how he strategically parks his trailer on your side?
U didn't eat dirt, thats called "Ford Snacks"
haha, I see
Junk when it was made and time hasn't made it better. 70lbs intake manifold? please.
@@Tsalinger the reason the fe intake manifold is heavy is because when they designed the engine they had racing in mind. In nascar you couldn't have aluminium heads but you could have an aluminium intake so they just made the intake part of the heads to shave weight and it worked. It does put a strain on the back when lifting it off though!
My buddy had a 68 we would go fishing in like 50 years ago. Great times in a great truck.
Linseed oil, street sign floorboard and bed repair, freshen up the driveline, new joints, and windshield gaskets.
been watching a quite a few of your videos , and Vise Grip lodge , very cool that you finding these old cars , trucks , and pretty much anything with a motor and trying to get them to start and drive , I say keep doing what your doing , enjoy watching the videos along with the wife .
Time to build an Inline 6! The 240's and 300's were pretty bullet proof!
TOrqy little feller
@@ViceGripGarage a guy can turbo charge em!
My 1st car had one in it but it was a superior Nova.
I lost it when he open the tailgate with a shovel. that was mint! Well done sir
Thank you 🤟
My 82 Hilux 4wd had those original toyota logos sprinkled throughout the truck.
Why is pressure washing such a satisfying thing? That truck just took on another life!
Neighbor has his strangle gloves on 21:51 with your sanitizing overspray blasting the side of his lively camper 😆
Cleaned up nicely! Flat clear job and call it done!
Another ringer, you've got definite mojo, my friend! You never fail to put a smile on my face, thanks for doing this!
Thanks Josh
You could almost hear C.C.R. singing when you're working on this ole jewel!
Best thing I have found for bringing the rubber window seals back around is.. Go Jo hand cleaner..it has lanolin in it.washes of with water and softened the rubber.
It was oddly satisfying watching the truck be washed kinda like that asmr stuff you hear about.thank you for saving these pieces of history
Thank you for watching
Oh boy, wait until you discover pressure washing porn, a subreddit www.reddit.com/r/pressurewashingporn of which this video should be submitted.
@@yippdogg9250 Pressure washing is satisfying! The green blobs just fly right off. Tasty? No.
Please keep fixin on the ol girl. She's a beauty.
I had a '71 F100 project with the 300cid, and same story, you just barely touch that key and it'd fire right up...even in -20. I'm a die hard Chevy guy but that thing made me a believer.
At 25:00, I laughed my ass off when Derek open the driver's side door, turned his head, closed his eyes, and blasted the hell outta the cab with the pressure washer. Hey, I guess it works VGG style!
I know a certain Canadian guy that would say those brakes are mintyyyyy
Cold War Motors?
Zipties and biasplies
AGreeD
@@ViceGripGarage well......i could hear em saying "ooooooh you dont need brakes!"
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Fix the rost and rotten parts, keep the original paint, service the engine, brakes, etc
straight six in my 1966 ford. i had to change block crack when I got it. love the truck.
I have a lot of favorite stuff to watch on your videos, but right up at the top is the high pressure washing!
Soooo satisfying....
Thanks,
Ram
Seeing a feller pressure wash an old tank is so much more betters then watching golf.
Looking real good saw this video and subscribed reminded me of OL' Betsy my grandfather's truck that is now mine 1967 ford F-250
Just discovered this channel, watched both the ford truck videos so far, you are awesome man, hilarious! Little bit educational too which I like being a younger man I know very little about the old stuff. Awesome videos keep them coming!
The leaky mechanical fuel pump can be removed and a cover plate can be bought or made to eliminate the hole in the block. You can rattle can the body using zinc chromate primer and antique white rustoleum glossy, satin, or flat paint as you wish. I have a white '79 GMC C-1500 I'm restoring and that is what I used.
I'll just carry around a shovel for when I lock my keys in.
"Never fails"
*Throws shovel*
That made me laugh
Fix the holes and clear coat it. The patina with the clear coat would look awesome. Dont even paint the spots you fix. Just put some sheet metal patches over it.
Thanks John, not a bad ideur
I haven't laughed so hard in along time. man I love this show. definitely my favorite in 25 yrs or better.
It's crazy how badly I wanted to be the one to wash this truck.. I caught myself just zoning out a few times watching that washer go back and forth on the close-ups.. I even backed up a few parts and watched them over again.. Is that weird? Entertaining AF.