7 Forgotten Pickup Trucks! Only 1℅ People Remember!
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
- 7 Most RARE & FORGOTTEN Pickup Trucks! Once Masterpieces!
Forgotten and Rare Pickup Trucks that were once considered masterpieces in their own right! 🚚✨ From the gritty dirt roads of the early '80s to the sleek highways of the '90s, we're rolling back the years to uncover the hidden gems of the automotive world. These aren't just any trucks; they're the underdogs, the overlooked legends that time almost forgot.
🔧 First up, we're kicking things off with the Jeep Scrambler, the early '80s hybrid of durability and utility that bridged the gap between utility trucks and off-road warriors. Discover why this rugged beauty was a rare sight on the roads, and how it's become a sought-after classic today.
🚜 Then, get ready to rewind to the prewar era with the 1937 Hudson Terraplane pickup, a vehicle that transformed the notion of a rugged, overbuilt marvel. Learn about its streamlined bodywork, its robust underpinnings, and why it's now a collector's dream.
💨 Speed through the desert with the 1988 Nissan Hardbody Desert Runner, an off-road beast born from Nissan's race victories. Explore why this truck, with its unique features and limited production, is a coveted gem among enthusiasts.
🛠 Follow the trail of the 1952 International L120 pickup truck, a testament to International Harvester's engineering prowess. With its distinctive design and powerful engine, find out why it's cherished among vintage truck fans.
🇩🇪 Venture into post-war Europe with the story of the Tempo Matador, a front-wheel-drive innovation that faced unexpected challenges. Discover the drama behind its engine saga and its rarity today.
🌟 And finally, uncover the myth of the Ford SkyRanger, a convertible pickup truck so unique that less than 20 exist worldwide. Learn why this ambitious project by Ford became more of a legend than a mainstream success.
Plus, we're taking a detour to uncover a hidden chapter from Mercedes-Benz with the 1952 Mercedes-Benz 170 pickup truck, a rare breed that showcased the brand's versatility beyond luxury cars. With only 35 made for a specific market, this vehicle is the definition of exclusive.
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Cj8 is my dream jeep.. I think a 40,41 Hudson truck is one of the best looking trucks ever made
Hudson looks amazing ❤
IH always made great looking trucks
You didn't see my 59 long bed ih if you think ih made nice looking trucks
You left out Diamond T's pickups from the 1930's and 1940's.
Already talked about this in my Previous videos. But will make a more detailed. In my upcoming videos
That Hudson is flat out gorgeous too!!!!
I agree. Hudson severely screwed up by dumping it.
I owned a 1957 International A-100 PU in the early 1970's. Good truck but it had an intermittent electrical short but other than that was an interesting PU to have. Could be fixed with a crescent wrench and screwdriver. Everything was bolts or screws.
Whatever became of the Jeep Honcho? Does anyone know or remember?
It died with the fullsize Jeep truck, sadly.
I have a friend that had that Jeep Scrambler in the late 80’s or early 90’s. He saw my father’s 1983 CJ-7 Jeep in blue that he wanted to buy it from my father. In 2002 my father gave him the Jeep towards him just after doing some yard work around the house. My father had gotten a 2002 TJ Jeep. I even drove it the newer Jeep a few times till my mother sold it to this one couple that was really good friends with my parents. That Jeep has a plow attachment just liked the CJ-7 did. My sister did drove the old one during 1 summer and a little bit the next summer.
My dad a 1965 Ih that I learned to dive in it was a 3 in tree it was big six cylinders it power was great on gas
Hudson Terraplane resembles the very similar 1937 Studebaker Coupe Express. Two takes on the same idea. 😊
I have an 1985 CJ8 Scrambler. Jeep sold the 87-92 wrangler/scrambler overseas for several years
I had the 1983 scrambler from 1983-199o. Bought an 89 wrangler, just in time for the YJ to come out. then sold that YJ and bought my current 2006 TJ, which was a frajile little dohc 4 banger. enough power, but frajile
I have three internationals, they’re all great trucks. But when you drive by a field they like to veer towards it, it’s all that tractor blood in them
K effect@I remember back to the days when we useda call old International trucks 'Cornbinders'!!!!.
My 1st truck was an IH 1210 4 door cab. Wish I still had it
I have an Int r110 , 4 x 4, 220 blue diamond
I had a corn binder once, sure miss it!
My International sounds a lot like yours. Mine is a 4x4 3/4 ton, long bed with each rear fender cut out for a spare tire. What makes it strange is the factory 5 speed transmission with a PTO.
@ 4:58 "under the hood it's powered 3.5L flat head engine" while the Video shows a Chrysler Imperial V8 Hemi
I had a 51 L-120 IH. It had the Silver Diamond 220. Great engine. I drove the truck for 6 mo. with the starter not working. I started it with the crank that was under the seat.
Had an 82 until it was stolen. X has an 81 still.
The Nissan hardbody desert trucks were awesome
I've always wanted to purchase CJ8 but I never had the funds. I'd still love to get one.
My dad has a Nissan frontier 1988
@2:18 "Either a Pontiac 151 cid Four cylinder , or an AMC 258 cid Straight six engine" while the video show a V8
when i was a kid we had a junk Hudson Pick up in the pasture that we always played in
The Tempo truck looks very similar to DKW's Schnellaster models.
I was thinkin 1955-58 Chevrolet Cameo pick up as well as the GMC Subarban ( like the Cameo) from the same years as well as a 1971-72 GMC Sprint which would have been the same thing as a Chevrolet El Camino why I even seen one of these that was an SP454! Talk' bout RARE!.' Nother one 1957- 59 Dodge swept side pick up and just one more 1961 -64 Chevrolet Corvair loadside and rampside pick ups
amazing
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the Nissan Pickup 5 spd Trans missions were JUNK they were OK if you jut drive around town but anything off road you better have another Transmission handy.
Find an alternative expression to "Bad Boy"; you're guilty of *Extreme Overuse.*
SQUARE BODY
Ya' know, Jeep actually made a REAL pickup, not just those silly CJ conversions.
Yep!
the "J" series, J-10 and J20, and the XJ derivative, not to mention the COE B10 -B20, and the Honcho
yes, my dad had a 1956 W.O Jeep Pick up
Had a 79 J20. That thing was tough and it would go just about anywhere.
Had a 67 J10 , straight six, three speed standard in 1981.paid $300 for it because it had no reverse gear. Still drove it but always had to find a pull through’ parking spot at the local store.
There was also the pickup version of the 2nd generation Jeepster. 😎👍
You forgot the 1970 Bronco pick up!
IH beat all those out with the scout
In the jeep truck you talk about a 4 cylinder and 6 cylinder motor but you show a V8?
Seems modern have all become _stilted limosines with baskets in the rear?_
All go-slow Jeeps. No excitement!
Oh yeah? Drive one first8
Tha jeep
This is a pretty forgettable list, and Wrangler pickups are rather antithetical to their ilk.
I had a brother in law had one by. My first ex wife's brother