Wow - whitewalls and fins! But the surprise for me is the 315 HEMI. A Super Power Giant - one I had never heard of. Really amazing, and looks pristine.
Thank you, admin! Its nice to finally see one of these sweptside videos where you have done your homework! So many of the other videos narrators don't know anything about it!
Really cool, several things seem like after thoughts, that fuel filler for one, the radio is another. None the less there it all is... offered by the factory. Thank you for sharing... Merry Christmas
This fellas truck collection is legendary. My lord!!! Thanks for documentation of it Jerry! Amazing work and if you ever need an apprentice lmk lol I want ur job 👏
Yes, I have been to so many collections over the years, but for trucks this one really is mind boggling, and his knowledge of these vehicles is savant like.
If I'm not mistaken I think the late hemi and the big block wedge engines are the same except. the hemi has an additional head bolt around each cylinder that can be drilled and tapped.
Several years ago I was in a junkyard are town called bangs in Ohio then the old guy kept talking about these policies he had several and someone from Pennsylvania was coming to get him👍😎🇺🇲
Never been a Dodge fan, but that it a beautiful truck!!! Would of been good to know a little more history on the truck. like where this guy got it and how long he has had it and things like that. Good job on the video, Mr. Jerry! Merry Christmas!!!
I LOVE Dodge Trucks! I have a White 1997 fleet side long box NO RUST V6 5 speed and only 23,335 original miles on her! She's A Keeper!! 7.18 pm cst USA 8/4/19 PRAISE THE LORD!!
When I was a little kid, in about 1968 my Grandpa Maynard had a Dodge pickup truck that same color scheme fleet side and the double headlight set up that came on the 1958-1960. Flathead 6 with a 3 speed column shift! And me as a little boy called it the corn truck because we hauled corn with it to the feed mill 2b ground up for cattle grain! Remember it like it was Yesterday! 8/4/19 7.14 pm cst USA TRUMP 2020..
That's a Double rocker shaft engine, ie HEMI, You can tell by the wide valve covers. The poly is a single rocker shaft engine and the valve covers are Not nearly as wide as these.
Hands down this is the finest example of a sweptside
Such a gorgeous piece of history. Never knew these existed until now.
Great video, amazing truck.
Wow - whitewalls and fins! But the surprise for me is the 315 HEMI. A Super Power Giant - one I had never heard of. Really amazing, and looks pristine.
Thank you, admin! Its nice to finally see one of these sweptside videos where you have done your homework! So many of the other videos narrators don't know anything about it!
As a Mopar guy this warms my heart. These are amazingly rare and this is an amazingly beautiful truck to behold.
Really cool, several things seem like after thoughts, that fuel filler for one, the radio is another. None the less there it all is... offered by the factory. Thank you for sharing... Merry Christmas
My favorite truck of all time!
Great looking truck..
Beautiful truck! 👍👌👏😍
This fellas truck collection is legendary. My lord!!! Thanks for documentation of it Jerry! Amazing work and if you ever need an apprentice lmk lol I want ur job 👏
Yes, I have been to so many collections over the years, but for trucks this one really is mind boggling, and his knowledge of these vehicles is savant like.
Why does this truck get lot of hate?Pretty good truck if you ask me
These tips on the features of this truck could easily be used for restoration of other Dodge trucks of the same period.
I like how a 1958 ford f-100 and a dodge power wagon have very similar details down to the shape of the edge of the doors are the same
Man that would be a blast to drive. Beautiful
Good Lord that is awesome
My thoughts exactly, so thanks.
Mark you have an awesome collection. Maybe we could know a little more about you.
Nice truck
Beautiful Truck. No dis intended, I'd venture to say your bed decking is Ash rather than Oak .
COOL...
Didnt know about poly and hemi!
same block I rebuilt thre engine in my 63
If I'm not mistaken I think the late hemi and the big block wedge engines are the same except. the hemi has an additional head bolt around each cylinder that can be drilled and tapped.
Several years ago I was in a junkyard are town called bangs in Ohio then the old guy kept talking about these policies he had several and someone from Pennsylvania was coming to get him👍😎🇺🇲
Great vlogs,got my sub now.. keep up the excellent content
Me enamoré de esa camioneta!
He is very passionate his hair matches the paint color 🤣
Never been a Dodge fan, but that it a beautiful truck!!! Would of been good to know a little more history on the truck. like where this guy got it and how long he has had it and things like that. Good job on the video, Mr. Jerry! Merry Christmas!!!
Thanks Danny - this video shows how much some owners know about their vehicles. Marc Minarik amazed me with his knowledge and presentation.
I LOVE Dodge Trucks! I have a White 1997 fleet side long box NO RUST V6 5 speed and only 23,335 original miles on her! She's A Keeper!! 7.18 pm cst USA 8/4/19 PRAISE THE LORD!!
When I was a little kid, in about 1968 my Grandpa Maynard had a Dodge pickup truck that same color scheme fleet side and the double headlight set up that came on the 1958-1960. Flathead 6 with a 3 speed column shift! And me as a little boy called it the corn truck because we hauled corn with it to the feed mill 2b ground up for cattle grain! Remember it like it was Yesterday! 8/4/19 7.14 pm cst USA TRUMP 2020..
Jesus how many vehicles does Mark have?
I can't take any grown man with colored hair seriously. nice truck, i'd drive it daily, because I'm not a collector
gage cluster is ugly, 59 is much nicer. also it's 318 poly
It's actually a 315 poly. We have a 1958 Sweptside with the poly engine. They also made a Canadian version called the Fargo.
That's a Double rocker shaft engine, ie HEMI, You can tell by the wide valve covers. The poly is a single rocker shaft engine and the valve covers are Not nearly as wide as these.