that snowy landscape with an old Ford p/u brings back alot of good memories from my youth . my neighbor had a p/u like that in th 50's ...good times and good memories THANKS BRENT
if you have a bunk i can sleep in i would totally be at your shop all the time!!! nice to see a fellow Canadian with the same passion and love for old iron and metal.
Love it that when you were putting the Linseed oil on, Pablo followed your every move. He must have known it was near to test drive time and he wasn't going to let you go without him, smart dog.
Another great revival. I wish I could have seen the look on Trevor and his father's face the first time they got to drive it. Very nice of you to do. Once again, love the tunes on your channel.
Hi Brent, Your videos are fun to watch! Thanks for the test drive and the old time black and white video and old time music at the end! I'm showing my age ha ha. God bless and take care!
Very cool, my brothers 1st truck was a 48 Ford back in 72, I remember it like it was yesterday. I could watch you work on stuff all day but then I’ll get nothing done, lol. Thanks for sharing!
Me and dad had a 49 ford truck for 25years bought it in 1981,it was a blast to have gone but not forgotten, I'll catch ya on the next one,I love pablo and your show.
Brent. loved the History lesson on the old Ford not very often can you trace ownership, but all of our old toys had a past life and loved to hear them. Great video to watch on a very cold and winterer day. Thanks for the video I think Pablo enjoyed the great well earned ride.
What I like most about your show is that you don't try to follow the status quo about building cars you build it the way you like it and you do a great job I'm a self who have been working on cars for 40 years Plus we do a lot of things just to like plus you've taught me a few things really enjoy the show I like the way you arrange your show explain what you going to do then show it in a little higher speed watching you do it gives folks a lot of insight on what you're doing and how to do it great program Jeff from Georgia
That was a pretty cool little project, fairly clean truck for its age, it definitely made Pablo's day to get out and ride, you got some good sugar for taking him along 😀,
Trevor is lucky to have a friend like you. Being able to work in a shop with heated floors is the best. 40 plus years ago I use to help out my friend work on his cars in a cold garage with just a space heater and use to go home frozen to the bone.
when bought my 1951 four dr belair. found hair in line carb everything. Looked in filler spot no gas cap. pulled off tank ran water thur it found a hairless mouse in it. was all thur fuel system. ekk puts rocks in tank with water. shook around. the car had say at least 20 years. changed plugs all the other stuff it needed. put back on tank after building carb also getting out all that hair blew out the lines. put in my new 6 volt battery. put gas in carb and tank plus new oil filter ect. turned on key hit the starter button it started right up made some rod noise. was a 235 ended up putting in 50 weight and stp it ran great after that. Car had no brakes long time after got it running. Would use emergency brake to stop car. was tricky doing so would pull brake and light switch also to parking lights so could show was brake lights. Then one day sent it up front to main shop at Jerry Talley Ford and got brakes. Warrensburg, MO.
I too was wondering if we were going to see a video on this truck soon. We've been seeing it in the background during the Ford Bobber Build. Thanks for sharing yours and Pablo's Garage Time with us.👍👍
I have one of those that I restored and modified a few years ago. Had it for 43 years now still runs great. Great work you are doing along with others there. Keep up the great work.
Most people would dye to have a shop like this, Your living the dream man. It's really to bad it had to be neglected after it sat in a Museum, god that was unfortunate good save and I would say it's a beauty as it is, good program.
That thing ran beautiful and looked real nice after you put the linseed oil on it. I know this truck has a lot of sentimental value to the owner, but if it didn't, it sure would make a nice Sanford and Son replica.
Sitting here in 30 deg c heat while watching this video. Cool truck, love the colours. Don’t you love it when the dog cleans his tongue on your face, lol. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
Always great to watch especially these Old Ford flat head v8, Always loved these old American pickups trucks from the 1940 to current generation marvellous and so simple to work on especially if you are able to find one in this condition, We don’t have anything like this in the United Kingdom or were my family from in the Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪🐶.
Boy, I love the sound of a purring, growling flathead! Always wanted one, but now out of years, resources and facilities. That's why I always enjoy watching Brent work his "mellow magic".
That's a beautiful truck man. It's funny all the different things you can use linseed oil for back when I was working with a guy building custom signs in Texas we would use linseed oil to brush blend different colors together on signs. I didn't know anything about this being a carpenter but my boss was an artist and he taught us so many different things in that trade. I want saw the Harley he painted by hand for his wife, it was all a Southwestern motif. And I can tell you you would have never thought that that was painted by hand with a brush. Anyway my friend nice Revival and another great video thank you so much. You rock Brent
Ah I remember the last time Trev was on he had some High-Viz kinda jacket on, Those copper floats can be saved, don’t throw it, clean it properly with soap and water , let some water in it, heat it up a little and see where the water/steam comes out, and solder the spot where it leaks (after emptying it out) and Bobby’s an uncle! Cool story btw And did get a déjavu on the paint on that tank, kinda like the rods that you’re going to paint
My first car was a 64"Rambler, but in my first job, I drove a 53 chev truck doing deliveries for a construction company. I've had a love for old pickup trucks ever since. This video and its history for old and family brought me back to those wonderful memories. Thanks, Mr. Customs.
Job well done Sir ! Thank you for allowing us to tag along ! I really appreciate you taking the time to share your journey !! Be safe and God bless you and yours !!! Eddy
I saw that sitting in the shop on the last video. Mint 👀Thank you for sharing. 💯
The General Looks Great, and waiting for its next job.
Good old flatheads,run forever with gas, lol lol ,old faithful was ready for that ride, nice video as normal, nice drone work,,tks Brett an Pablo
On the big screen now Mint Thanks for sharing It looks right at home on the road
👍I like those old Ford pickups 👍
that snowy landscape with an old Ford p/u brings back alot of good memories from my youth . my neighbor had a p/u like that in th 50's ...good times and good memories THANKS BRENT
You and Pablo living the life !
Great Drone video, Really nice fix up. Motor sounds pretty solid, Thank You for Posting. Stay Warm. Dennis
A boy and his dog, Love this revival, I'm a truck guy at heart.
A friend in need, is a friend indeed. Plus it keeps you off the couch. And a short break from the current project.
Very nice and beautiful truck ,
Oh man love the beautiful picturesque snowy background, btw never saw this much snow in my life 😍
That truck with the snow, should be a painting ‼️💯🤯🙏👍✌️
I always used a matchbook on the points for all the old Ford's I had. Flatheads Forever. 👌
Yep about .018 if I remember right.
My favorite truck, my favorite engine.
Another successful Pablo rebuild. He should have his own shop. His attention to detail is unsurpassed.
There is something just completely righteous about watching the old girl drive off in the snow.
The older I get the more I appreciate vintage trucks. Hopefully I will own one before I'm too old to enjoy it.
So much for getting anything accomplished for the next hour or so. Afternoon Pablo!
After Brent!
By far my favorite year of ford truck. I used to have one as a project but was to young to keep it. Young and dumb.
if you have a bunk i can sleep in i would totally be at your shop all the time!!! nice to see a fellow Canadian with the same passion and love for old iron and metal.
Pablo wasn’t getting to far away when you were applying the linseed oil. He knew a ride was next. Great revival.👍🐶
Yell Pablo was thinking as he followed you around the truck hurry up dad that's good enough I want a go for a ride
Pablo looked at the camera as if to say I am going for a ride
It's cool how the general stands command at your garage door love it
Step by step Brent has the will it start down, with ease.
The sound of the Ford Flat Head, music to gear head ears. 😎👍🇨🇦
Great halfass filming !! First class ! love the end testing shots ! Thanks for sharing this !
Love it that when you were putting the Linseed oil on, Pablo followed your every move. He must have known it was near to test drive time and he wasn't going to let you go without him, smart dog.
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Nice truck 🙂
Great to see Mr Krause’s truck moving again!
a 1950 Ford F1, a magnificent project and a beautiful pickup thank you for sharing
I think that your shop helper approves of your work and enjoys the rides and lovin that you give him.. keep em coming.
The flathead in my "52 F1 purred like a kitten when she fired up. Had been parked since 1972. Love these old trucks!
Great Ol Truck love old Ford Pickups. Nice work, nice music, sweet pup. I enjoyed this thank you for your time and sharing. Rich
just your lil test shows me you put fuel in it will run great. flatheads are wonderful great motors
Had a 1950 in the early 80’s..loved that truck..so simple to work on..nice ride!
Another great revival. I wish I could have seen the look on Trevor and his father's face the first time they got to drive it. Very nice of you to do. Once again, love the tunes on your channel.
Love your videos, and old flatheads
I guess you are the best, simply better than the rest !
You the MAN👍👍 hot bath, in the snow🤠 linseed on the top, and bar oil on the bottom ❤️❤️ it.
i love the little ending song and black and white film roll. it fits the era of the truck nicely
That was great! Especially the ride with Pablo. Thanks!
Great work again my friend. With not a lot of work on this 1950 Ford pick up. Pablo alway loves his rides. Thank you for sharing!
Nice easy start. Made it look much better 👍. Nice you helped your friend. Thanks for the video.
Love this , had a 49 f-3 239 flathead V8. Miss that ole truck alot. Great job.
Great old original truck and good job getting it running.
These trucks were also a part of Canadian history.
Hi Brent, Your videos are fun to watch! Thanks for the test drive and the old time black and white video and old time music at the end! I'm showing my age ha ha. God bless and take care!
AFTER ALL THAT JACKING AROUND FOR DAYS PALBO SAID WE BETTER GO FOR A RIDE / YOU DID A GOOD JOB ON IT LOVE SEEING OLD THINGS FIXED
Good morning from New Zealand
Been seeing that truck in the background, was hoping to see a video on it soon! ✌🏻🇺🇸🇨🇦
Very cool, my brothers 1st truck was a 48 Ford back in 72, I remember it like it was yesterday. I could watch you work on stuff all day but then I’ll get nothing done, lol. Thanks for sharing!
The old 51 Ford sounds sweet I worked on alot of the flathead back in my younger day.i love them old flathead with straight pipes.
Me and dad had a 49 ford truck for 25years bought it in 1981,it was a blast to have gone but not forgotten, I'll catch ya on the next one,I love pablo and your show.
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Pablo looks very patient 👍 and very thankful for the ride 😂
I always loved the smooth sound of a good running flathead !
Brent. loved the History lesson on the old Ford not very often can you trace ownership, but all of our old toys had a past life and loved to hear them. Great video to watch on a very cold and winterer day. Thanks for the video I think Pablo enjoyed the great well earned ride.
Thanks for the video. First class drone work!
What I like most about your show is that you don't try to follow the status quo about building cars you build it the way you like it and you do a great job I'm a self who have been working on cars for 40 years Plus we do a lot of things just to like plus you've taught me a few things really enjoy the show I like the way you arrange your show explain what you going to do then show it in a little higher speed watching you do it gives folks a lot of insight on what you're doing and how to do it great program Jeff from Georgia
When your flathead runs like a singer, it’s a real goodern .dang that’s a good running motor.
Very nice truck, in great shape for 70+ years old.
Cool old truck! Pablo was pretty happy to test her out!
That was a pretty cool little project, fairly clean truck for its age, it definitely made Pablo's day to get out and ride, you got some good sugar for taking him along 😀,
Trevor is lucky to have a friend like you. Being able to work in a shop with heated floors is the best. 40 plus years ago I use to help out my friend work on his cars in a cold garage with just a space heater and use to go home frozen to the bone.
In floor radiant is the best way to heat a shop by far. The most efficient method of heating too.
Had seen it in the background of some other video's, was hoping to see more of this truck.
I enjoyed the history on the truck. It is nice to sees it coming back to life.
Another great episode. The original Wheels and caps was the awesome toping!
when bought my 1951 four dr belair. found hair in line carb everything. Looked in filler spot no gas cap. pulled off tank ran water thur it found a hairless mouse in it. was all thur fuel system. ekk puts rocks in tank with water. shook around. the car had say at least 20 years. changed plugs all the other stuff it needed. put back on tank after building carb also getting out all that hair blew out the lines. put in my new 6 volt battery. put gas in carb and tank plus new oil filter ect. turned on key hit the starter button it started right up made some rod noise. was a 235 ended up putting in 50 weight and stp it ran great after that. Car had no brakes long time after got it running. Would use emergency brake to stop car. was tricky doing so would pull brake and light switch also to parking lights so could show was brake lights. Then one day sent it up front to main shop at Jerry Talley Ford and got brakes. Warrensburg, MO.
I too was wondering if we were going to see a video on this truck soon. We've been seeing it in the background during the Ford Bobber Build. Thanks for sharing yours and Pablo's Garage Time with us.👍👍
Hey... another piece of classic history back on the road where it should be , top job done, neat truck,
Pretty sweet old truck!!!
Nice change of pace. Took me back, dad had a 53 f 150 ford, red, straight six, three on the tree..learned how to drive in it. Thanks for the memories.
I have one of those that I restored and modified a few years ago. Had it for 43 years now still runs great. Great work you are doing along with others there. Keep up the great work.
You can't beat these old trucks.
cool well done sir Brent
Nice old truck, really quiet flat head, Pablo loves a test drive, the Linseed finish is the best
Time to grab the popcorn and enjoy the evening. Thanks man.
Like the way you treat your dog. Music is good. Truck is cool. It’s happening.
The truck and I are same age. Wish I could sharpen up like you did to it. Thanks for the ride ,Joe
Love seeing these old vehicles brought to life. Thanks Brent great video
Minty !
Thank You for sharing your video, and letting us hang out .
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Every time I sit in my '50 Ford F1 I feel blessed to have shared time reviving the old girl with Dad. These trucks are just cool!
Awesome revival of that sweet old flatty😁
Most people would dye to have a shop like this, Your living the dream man. It's really to bad it had to be neglected after it sat in a Museum, god that was unfortunate good save and I would say it's a beauty as it is, good program.
My father purchased a 52 van the week I went in the service,really liked that truck. Did I say new,yes right off the lot.
That thing ran beautiful and looked real nice after you put the linseed oil on it. I know this truck has a lot of sentimental value to the owner, but if it didn't, it sure would make a nice Sanford and Son replica.
Great looking old truck, one of my favorite body style 👌
Pablo is so Hyper! Its like he is a puppy again!
That’s some truck that, nice to see it still retains the flathead :) a proper survivor :)
You are a true asset to these classics.
I do like these original trucks, I do hope that now it is on the road it will be used and driven , it deserves to be enjoyed 👍😄🎩
Much better with original wheels, completes the whole thing, cheers
Glad to see you put proper wheeles on it
Sitting here in 30 deg c heat while watching this video. Cool truck, love the colours. Don’t you love it when the dog cleans his tongue on your face, lol. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
Always great to watch especially these Old Ford flat head v8, Always loved these old American pickups trucks from the 1940 to current generation marvellous and so simple to work on especially if you are able to find one in this condition, We don’t have anything like this in the United Kingdom or were my family from in the Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪🐶.
Boy, I love the sound of a purring, growling flathead! Always wanted one, but now out of years, resources and facilities. That's why I always enjoy watching Brent work his "mellow magic".
That's a beautiful truck man. It's funny all the different things you can use linseed oil for back when I was working with a guy building custom signs in Texas we would use linseed oil to brush blend different colors together on signs. I didn't know anything about this being a carpenter but my boss was an artist and he taught us so many different things in that trade. I want saw the Harley he painted by hand for his wife, it was all a Southwestern motif. And I can tell you you would have never thought that that was painted by hand with a brush. Anyway my friend nice Revival and another great video thank you so much. You rock Brent
So great. You and your copilot there always make me laugh. Super cool truck.
What a beauty. Wish I could find one like that.
Ah I remember the last time Trev was on he had some High-Viz kinda jacket on,
Those copper floats can be saved, don’t throw it, clean it properly with soap and water , let some water in it, heat it up a little and see where the water/steam comes out, and solder the spot where it leaks (after emptying it out) and Bobby’s an uncle!
Cool story btw
And did get a déjavu on the paint on that tank, kinda like the rods that you’re going to paint
Finally another video I’m interested in. Once you turned the one your building into a el Camino looking car truck with the chop. I leave that alone.
My first car was a 64"Rambler, but in my first job, I drove a 53 chev truck doing deliveries for a construction company. I've had a love for old pickup trucks ever since. This video and its history for old and family brought me back to those wonderful memories. Thanks, Mr. Customs.
haha I use to have a 63 rambler wasn't very quick or warm in the winter
Great job, that turned out nice.
Job well done Sir ! Thank you for allowing us to tag along ! I really appreciate you taking the time to share your journey !! Be safe and God bless you and yours !!! Eddy