FULL REBUILD- 1946 international ABANDONED 50 years ago, will it run and drive ?
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- čas přidán 31. 01. 2024
- This is a compilation of all the videos dad and me did rescuing the 1946 international. This build did more for the channel than any other singular video or car. Again this is not new content but it is the entire process we did to the truck in 1 video. This is probably 8 months worth of work. Enjoy.
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Interested in pre 1980 abandoned cars or trucks/ barn finds. (Not interested in foreign cars) and 1st and 2nd gen Cummins (89-98) diesels only
This is a compilation of 7 videos dad and me did on this truck. The first video was posted August of 2022, the last was June of 2023, 10 months. The audio quality might not be that good because this was when I was first starting CZcams and I hadn’t bought a good mic yet so you’ll have to excuse the poor sound quality
I learned to drive in a 1964 1600 loadstar 304 v8 ,Grand father said get in he then said this is 1 2 3 4 and reverse now follow me.
Brother I been doing construction for 40+ years your a beast there's not many with the skills all around the board like us sorry to hear about your dad bless you and try your best to keep your head up awesome video im about to do the same thing with a van but as you know how tough family deaths are! Good build thanks for all the tips I'm going to steal from it!!! Bless you
MAN i LOVE HEARING THAT OLD ENGINE RUN. tHOSE ENGINES ARE REALLY STRONG AND HAVE A LOT OF PULLING LOW END. i PULLED A VERMEER MODEL 10 AS WELL AS A MODEL S sTUMP GRINDER BENIND MY OLD JUNKYARD SALVAGE TRUCK. ALWAYS KEEP ALL YOUR OLD PARTS BECAUSE THEY CAN BE REFURBISHED. i HAD MINE DONE IN CHESTER, CA. THAT MAN HAS PARTS FOR MOST ANY OLD VEHICLE BRAKES AND CARBURATORS.
I have to admire you and your Dad’s dedication to get this old truck done. When you unearthed it I thought there was no way you could get it going, but you did it!
The "Scorpion King" Truck series.....👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😲🔥
You and your father are like necromancers; I can truly feel the souls of these cars coming back to life for a moment when they truly deserve it. That's absolutely amazing. You are living your lives in a very good way. Best wishes for your duo!
This was the project that led me to your channel. It was really good even then; your content's only gotten better since.
The 40s Internationals are Great looking trucks !
If you "Unloosen" a bolt, wouldn't you be tightening it? I was paying attention. I also noticed a Diamond Back and a Mojavi Green having congress in the cab under the seat. lol :)
gotta love those old flatheads
That clamp you used for the window frame is a pipe clamp used in woodworking to clamp multiple boards you want to glue together. I used them when i worked in woodworking shop. They are nice.
I bought a barn find "47" flat head 6, long bed, 5 window International. Took off the head, timed it with the valve placement, 12 volt battery, and it fired right off. Drove that truck for a while.
Cool truck, great vid!!!!! 🤜🤛
I just had to make one more comment to say that I have enjoyed this video more than any that I have watched in 2 years! Maybe it was because I grew up with them old trucks! Dad had 2 trucks over the years that I would like to have back. One is the kb1 like yours and he had a 1936 half ton international. Thank you for the memories!
Dang travis good job! I love this! I have a huge heart for bringing these old forgotten girls back to life. I brought back my 1956 F100 after sitting for 44 years. I daily drive her now. Over 1k miles on her.
Unusual one for sure! The (only) other person that lives in our hamlet was the owner of Barromix cement mixers and was very good friends with Richard Lister - he’s told me some wonderful stories! Good luck with this one :)
Great video. This old 46 is exactly the same truck that my dad owned when I was a little kid. I remember standing up in the seat while riding around the farm with him.
All those Mesquite seeds make a excellent flower useful in baking as a substitute for flower in baking it actually taste sweet ,and the truck looks cool also
Great to see you and your dad work together wish my son and I could do this but he not much of a car guy like me.