REMOVING THE CAMPER from a GMC 3500 Motorhome! - [6]
Vložit
- čas přidán 12. 05. 2021
- My website: www.kylenoseworthy.com/
To contact me:
Email: weiderfan.business@gmail.com
Follow me on social media!
/
/
My Address:
K Noseworthy
PO BOX 47
Middle Arm, NL, Canada
A0K 3R0 - Zábava
![NOW THIS IS A TRUCK! - Heavy Hauler Build [7]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yCywFCvQ9i4/mqdefault.jpg)
![NOW THIS IS A TRUCK! - Heavy Hauler Build [7]](/img/tr.png)
![We Painted our Custom Truck with RAPTOR LINER! - [18]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/6JlKLH_cNvk/mqdefault.jpg)
HEY FRIENDS! I just wanted to let you know that there is a WHOLE SERIES of this build available right here!
czcams.com/video/8ZZNVc2kCZU/video.html
THAT WAS A WAIST OF RECYCLABLE MATERIALS
Perhaps I missed it, but what sort of facility was this to allow you to do the tear down there and dump on site? I'm going down this rabbit hole with mine right now and this caught me by surprise, what a lovely idea to speed up the process. Cheers
Awesome, once again. Takes me back to my old days of renovating and wrenching on old vehicles to make something workable. Great fun! Also love the way you and Dad work together! You are lucky to have each other. And I know that he is having as much fun as you are.
Glad to stir up those memories for you, RJ. Thanks for watching buddy. We're both having a great time.
I can’t tell you how much I’m enjoying this series. I’m a knife guy, sharpening guy, and all around love your project videos but I feel like this has been the most fun and entertaining. I could watch for hours.
Fantastic! Thanks Michael! That means a lot
Exactly!
I am a 65 yr old widow that's wondering - where is your mother?!? 😳😂🤣🤷 I could not stop watching ❣️🤳 Thanks for filming and sharing. Give your dad a big hug (from you-then shack his hand from me please) He has done an awesome job raising you 👍👍
I was laughing so hard when you were dragging that beast with the loader, beer almost came out my nose. I 100% wish i was there with you for that. Great series bud.
Coulda used a flatbed, if he had one
Haha It was an intense few moments behind that wheel!
Wow, what a project you have coming. I get tired just whatching you tearing down everything and also surprised that you have an "open" dumpster where you can dump almost anything. Here in Finland we recycle almost everything.
It is quite a project, and it will be an incredible learning experience. When we come out the other side, I hope we all know a little more!
Called landfills. We have one so big in my city its one of the highest peaks in the area. Really sad stuff honestly
The van being towed, the tires screeching the door open, I died man..love this series l!!
Haha Glad you're enjoying it buddy. Wish we could hang!
@@kyle_noseworthy I know man, we'd have some fun messing with that project
I don't know why really, but that is the best CZcams video I've ever watched. When you showed the blue one I said, "no way...he found another one!" Lol. You know some guy somewhere is restoring one of those campers and is going to go crazy because he needs a lot of those parts you just left at the tip. Haha. Can't wait for the next episode! Your gonna need a roof for a Ham radio antenna!
Man, that means so much. Thank you! We left a few pieces behind, but most anything that was 'useful' was brought home. Waste not, want not! :-D
That camper body looked to be in good shape. MAYBE YOU COULD HAVE TURNED IT INTO A PLAYHOUSE FOR YOUR KIDS.
Haha looks can be deceiving, Louis! There was a significant amount of rot, from some bad past roof leaks. I certainly wouldn't let my girls play in there. Thanks for watching!
Absolutely, an A1 tree fort
I'm amazed that the aluminum sides wasn't salvaged for recycling. And, the scrap tires at the trash dump. Environmental disaster lol. Those 350 Chevy engines are awesome.
So enjoying watching you working on this project. Not everywhere you can a matching vehicle, then drag it down the highway with a loader, awesome! Keep em coming,
Haha now that's for sure! Thanks Ervin!
I've got a 1989 Chevy / Coachmen. She's still got some camping left in her, only 69,000 miles, I plan on removing the camper box, and putting a dump body on the c-30 eventually.
Got to admire a man with a sense of adventure! So enjoying this series.
Nothing like having your dad to help you out!
This is definitely unlike any other, very cool project! Love watching the progress. Great work gentlemen!
Thanks man! It will definitely be one of a kind!!
Moving right along . Your Dad and you are a couple of real go getters ! This is turning out better than I thought .
Thanks so much!
I drove these when they were new, Years later I had a few behind the house full of junk. This whole project makes me laugh, and reminds me of the crazy projects I did back then. By the way my mother was from Kelligrews and I have Noseworthy cousins. What a hoot.
Even the local dump is picturesque in these parts
One of the finest pieces of real estate in the area, except for, well... you know... the garbage
That all looked like so much fun. I'm getting more excited about this project all the time.
You would have enjoyed digging into that eh Chad! Glad you're enjoying it buddy. Thanks for watching
Cool, I drive a toyota motorhome flatbed conversion. It's licensed as a 1984 Shasta, with a GVR of 6000 lbs. A true one ton dually Toyota.
Can't wait to see it with the bed.
Have fun, friend.
That is going to make a nice flatbed! You will have a very unique vehicle. Using the plow to drag the donor van was great! Looking forward to the next video!
I think it was the perfect candidate for this project. Only time will tell though. Thanks for watching, my friend.
Great episode! I like the donor van. I was waiting for the rearend to break ha! Wish you would have shown you driving the new flatbed out of the scrap yard. Good stuff. Gave me quite a few ideas on getting box off. Nice video!
Stay tuned for that footage! :-D
I like it.
I’ve had this idea for an old Toyota motor home.
1 ton flatbed with small efficient engine.
Never ended up needing it though.
Great video series. Love listening to the jokes between you and your dad.
Thanks so much Craig! We have a grand time!
Kyle this is such a cool video series it looks like you and your dad are making great memories and for talk around the campfire
We certainly are, Clifford! Thank you friend.
This will be a test of your skills. I wasn't sure where you were going with this project. I'm glad things are falling into place.
Stay safe and GOD bless
An incredible learning opportunity. I am as excited for THAT aspect of project, as I am to actually have the vehicle itself. The chance to enter into something that truly challenges and increases your skill level multiple fold is rare, but this one will do it. Electrical, mechanical, fabrication, paint, upholstery.. the list goes on, for what this project will require.
Awesome video as always Kyle!!! I cant wait to see how it turns out . I'm sure it will be amazing 👏 !!! Untill next time , take care and stay safe my friend !!!
Troy
Thank you, Troy! Lots of awesome coming on this one!
Ha, I too purchased a vehicle with a stuck rear wheel that was dragged to its destination, but on dry pavement! The tire didn’t blow but it was eaten down to the steel belts. It was just a small car so it was easily dragged by a square-body Chevy.
Good job Man! Can't wait for the next video!
Enjoying the Vandura episodes very much Kyle. I'm smiling all the way here....looking forward to the rest of the videos.....take care.
Thanks so much, Fred. Plenty of work to be done!
This is a brilliant series
That means so much, Derek!
Fascinating. It's also the first time your accent has really come through. Working with your dad that closely, you guys fell into familiar patterns, I guess. Gonna be fun to watch this thing come to life.
Really?! I hadn't even noticed. That's interesting. Thanks for being invested in the project, Greg. Plenty of awesome content to come!
I thought about doing a project like that. I’m excited to see how yours comes out.
Never should have hooked to bumper, I was always told frame to pull . Happy you got it .
You & your dad make a great team!!
The food truck got me too ha ha ha ha
I’ve been seeing more and more of these quad cab truck bed van conversions, popular on the older models but I did see a 2011 ish E350 done the other day
Kyle your getting her done, going to be a fine rig .. she moved when your father hooked on to her with the loader... come or bust.. they can haul a fine load. I plow in here in Corner Brook, at some of our lots tractor trailers get stuck on the loading ramps and need a pluck from time to time . First or second gear tractor and 53 foot trailer I dont know there behind me.. good rigs.👍 thanks for sharing , take care.
The power of some of this machinery is just incredible, Pat, and I know this loader would only be considered a toy compared to some equipment out there in the world, but still incredible. Like you said, move or be moved. No other option
I bought an old vandura that sat 20 feet from the ocean with the salt spray coating it for about 10 years. I needed an engine and that's all I got. Hit a bump driving it home and left an almost perfectly rectangular layer of rust on the road. Took it off road for a little fun before removing the engine and blew mud up through the floor and wheel wells. Just covered the guy in the back. If I knew what kind person he was back then I wouldn't have took my foot off the gas.
Hilarious!!
Another awesome video. Loved it.
Great father and son projects
LOL omg my younger days thanks so much for laughs .
Haha Glad I could turn up those memories for you. Thanks for watching
Wow. Quite an undertaking. I hope the outcome is worth all the effort.
Very interesting.
Looking forward to more videos re : the flat bed.
Thanks Tom. Lot's of awesome content to come!
That was an adventure lol
You & Dad Sure Made Short Work Of That Process, Kyle, Can't Wait For More Woo Hoo ! ATB T God Bless
Sure was hard work for the few hours it took, Terry! Thanks for watching, friend
These are insanely pricey these days but oh well theres more. Glad you went for this. Loved the vid
Good-one Kyle, take it easy...!
This is CZcams gold! And it keeps getting better.👍☺🌲
Thank you GR! So much more to come!
I’m planning on doing the same thing to my 83 C3 0 camper But I will use a plywood backing with slider window and matching sheathing it with original outer wall aluminum with a convertible ragtop roof And then I will mount a enclosed motorcycle or car trailer with ramp gate for my Harley
Awesome work guys, that hotrod is going to be so cool. One little problem though Kyle, I’m having a hard time trying to source that fuzzy carpet you wanted to use to cover the dash with lol. Keep up the great work and stay safe bud
Haha You can save your time. I'd rather not have it! Thanks for watching, Darcy!
Got yourself a project brother, keep on keepin on...
Plenty of work! haha
Interesting project. Will be interesting to see how it turns out
Thanks Cory!
Absolutely awesome you n your pop reminds me of my brother n his pop n my serigate pop doing that to a fish wheel conversion
Totally awesome man, love it. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks Dean!
You should have installed the motor home shell on that Ford that way you had a place to kick back and relax while waiting on a tow truck
Brilliant series
These videos just get better and better -
Wow, thank you Brian!
I had a buddy of mine do this when he opened up his motorcycle shop. He took the camper off his grandparents 1977 Dodge motorhome and put sheet metal on the back and made his shop truck out of it.
Another great video!
Thanks Brad!
Good score on all the wire
I knows you didnt have the shakes after using that saw 🤣🤣 and ill glady stop by the noseworthy's food truck this summer for some fries and gravy LOL
haha My hands are still aching Andrew! I'll bet I ran it for 1.5-2 hours in total! I'll give you a discount on the chips and gravy! haha
@@kyle_noseworthy hahaha no way 🤣 my dad got one and shes good for it but it feels like youre operating a jack hammer LOL cant wait to see the final project
@@AndrewMossOutdoors Anything that reciprocates or vibrates is very tiring on the body, I find. Those oscillating tools as well! The muscles and joints dont like it!
Hope your serving moose burgers !
You have been found! We have spend 20 trying to find Red Green's illegitimate child and we found him.
They say the wick is new in bruns. It's a new bruns wick!
Happy heavy metal.
That would have been a great restoration. I'm surprised after seeing your love of restoring.
Yeah it looks like it was in decent shape, I have one way worse that I’m trying t fix.
Good video!
Thats a proper Newfoundland father right there..
I got her, but doesn't really have her and then blames boy when almost crushing him...yup been there many times....😆
haha Now THAT is funny!
Nothing says atlantic canada more than cutting a truck apart with a sawzall, lmao. Greetings from New Brunswick!
Haha Gotta' do watcha' gotta' do! :-D Thanks for watching, Jarod! It's great to have you commenting here, from all the way up in New Brunswick!
Hey, like your channel & content. Just asking but could you have used the back end of a pick up truck cab? For the most part they are good except the lower cab corners?
just saw the bottom and get it up to about 80 mph, it kinda solves itself
We just found one it's a lot longer than the one you have half of the camp is ready to fall off brand new rebuilt motor and tranny in it and rear ends it's been rebuilt for free the whole camper we were thinking of turning it into a work truck
Looks like fun
I'm doing the same thing I'm converting a Ford E350 motorhome on a dually pickup for $500.00 Dollars due to I do a lot of towing and dually truck are astronomically expensive it's like buying a house ..I just have to add a pickup bed and close in the cab on my Ford E350 . great job good luck on your project
Have you made any progress on yours yet?
" I told you not to go shakin the machine "
Good luck 🤞
Man I hate you destroyed that poor Vandura to make some shity flatbed but I still can't wait to see the end of it looking good
I am saddened to see that it was torn apart when left in the landfill. I wish I knew about this and you were working I could have just took it off your hands for you. I live in Virginia if you happen to live nearby and have another project like this please let me know.
I just bought a 1984 class C on a chevy G30 chasis with a strong 5.7 liter 350 engine only 70 thousand miles and runs very well. But, and I mean BUT, the coach (house) may only have a year or 2 left in her. Surprisingly all the systems still work even the fridge! Lol. Anyway, I just started watching the series, I subscribed of course and am very excited to watch the entire series. I did however want to ask you a question and if you could let me know your thoughts, I'd appreciate it. My idea is to turn it into a flatbed but then I'd like to simply bolt down a truck bed camper to the flatbed. What do you think? Thanks and keep the series coming you and your father remind me of me and my father from way back in the 90's, he's since passed away, but it is sure nice to be reminded of the time spent with my father on projects. So thank you.
Green is always ground
21:05 You to make a call to Matt’s Off-road Recovery.
Haha that would have been fun. Maybe a little far for him to travel though!
Hi Kely your working looking good,, cuestión how much people sale rv? 05,12,22 thanks for your help
that was great!
Nice job god bless
A fine specimen.
Awesome
Surprisingly stout old camper, a true die hard.
How did the van turn out camper van
I like it
A poutine mobile... 🤔
haha
Why didn't you put it on a flatbed wrecker?
Next time you're cutting out a window, cut the bottom first so it hangs from the top. Too late for this one. LOL
Haha ill write that down John!
Couldn't you source a army tank to rip it off. Would have probably got you a few more views😄
Haha that it would have!
I use my tractor to smash up old rvs makes quick work of it.
That door is about 500 dollars to replace.
It looks good as A RV I Would have kept it as a RV
That's crazy
that is a good body to build
I thought you were going to put some of that martial arts / kick boxing stuff to work instead of the tools..
Haha I don't think it would have made much difference in this case, Elwin! I'm getting too old to risk injury, these days!
Are you from NL .... lol!
My aunt was Olive Bugden and she married Eddie Noseworthy, cousins John, Richard, Marilyn, etc. Wonder ifyou know them. Taht would be funny.
No way