67 to 69 are toughest Ford trucks ever produced no doubt. they are indestructible, especially when equipped with the 300ci 4.9L inline six cylinder engine.
GENTLE MEN , THIS GOT ME VIBRATING I VE BEEN IN THESE TRUCKS MY WHOLE LIFE , HAVE HAD A HIGHBOY YEARS AGO , AND NOW OWN A CREWCAB 73 . CLOSED KNUCKLE , IN ROUGH SHAPE . I AM IS SEARCH OF ONE OF THESE , I AM SURE YOU GET THIS ALL THE TIME . IAM EASY TO FIND ON CZcams . VERY NICE TRUCK.
Hey Buckin! Much love from Langley, BC. Was subscribed back in the days of you and vik working on his old competition axe:). Hope you’re doing well take care
Well he’s got a 69 Grill in that one.. fact.. and that’s really the only difference.. no Really he’s got the wrong grill in that .. look it up if you think I’m lying.. cause that truck looks like a 69 ... ( because of the grill) again that’s all that changed
I love seeing that four speed manual shifter, my grandfather had a 1972 F-250. Manual transfer case shifter and manual hubs, old school and simple. I like it.
Had a 68 F100, still have a 73 F250 Highboy w/428. They are nice, that one looks great. Love the body style of the old bumpside, mostly the hood and grill. These Highboys are getting hard to find, glad to see other restoring theirs.
That is one bad ass sweet truck. In 1989, I turned 16 that year, my first vehicle was a 1970 F-250 regular cab long bed 4X2 Sport Custom. To this day, I still kinda miss it. :(
Yessir. I had a '71 and a '71 back in the 'early '80's. I missed them for a long time and knew I'd get back into them. I've probably have 50 since. Very cool trucks. And easy to work on.
I grew up watching marc build old Fords on my very first facebook as a kid. I still have a facebook. Just not that same account. And beleive it or not I still have the same old Ford I did then lol. Marcs an incredible builder. I'd love to remember what group it is to join to continue following him and his builds in fb.
This is an absolute beast of a truck, there’s not a new Ford truck made that I’d rather have than this. That says a lot since I like the new Fords pretty good.
Absolutely beautiful truck... very well done!! As a former '67 bumpside owner, I know how hard it is to source parts and find a truck solid enough to rescue. I'm very envious of what you have here!!
That’s one thing I always thought about my 77 highboy, that the doors always sounded so hollow and tinny, so I took off the interior door panel, and I cut a piece of that thick felt sound deadening material or whatever you call it, and I put it against the outside door skin and taped it down all the way around the edges with that aluminum tape, and you would not believe how nice it sounded when you closed the doors. I couldn’t believe the difference! It was sweet!
Very Nice Truck, old school, Ford F-250, my uncle grandpa had a new 1968 360 cid 4 speed, I just a little kid when he had this. After had a new 1972 F-100 240 cid 4 speed, in this truck a learned to drive in 1977, when I was 11. and now in this video when I see the interior and the gear lever I remember again. Congratulations Great Work..
Dad bought one just like this in 1972 with a snow plow and AM - FM Radio. Sold it in 1985. Had a chance to buy it back and I wasn't fast enough. Red with black interior
I just bought 71 f250 high boy it's in excellent shape always barn kept only one rust spot inside cab pass side air vent ( mice) the frame is clean they put disc brakes all the way around it, with a 400 modified that runs great all the sheet metal is straight. It could be a daily driver as it sits, but I'm thinking a restoration and I'll never buy another truck again!, it also has factory power steering from a later truck. I am going to check out auto crafters!. You did an excellent job on this truck!, Award Winning!.I loved the plaid on the seat and the doors!, Awesome!. Have a good day!.
@@watchnlearn1001 Im right there with ya I've had one Highboy but dream of another. Iuse to be huge on fordification I haven't been on there much in the past years but I've still always owned bumpsides.
Love the color combination! My first truck was a '73 F100 Ranger XLT 390 with the C6 Auto Black over Dark Wine. I think it's time to pick up another one!
I owned a 1969 F250 4x4 highboy. Swapped the 240/6 out for a 1966 289cid V8. A match made in heaven. I dearly loved that truck. Still miss it these 20 years later.
No frills no bullshit four-wheel-drive Ford pick up truck. No electronic four-wheel-drive system. No backup cameras no LED fucking lights. No bullshit included on this truck. Bad ass.
The trucks they make now are faster, stop better and are far safer than these. Not to mention way better fuel mileage. That said I'd take this one over a new one myself.
@@skigdividerx4991 Faster? Safer? when these pick ups were on the road gas was 34 cents a gallon did not worry about filling the tank in those days, So glad I was there to enjoy Real pick up's and cars in those years not the plastic crap they make today.
@@improperbostonian6722 Yeh way faster and watch the crash tests on older trucks, way safer! The newer trucks were designed to crash without killing the person driving. Drive a new Ecoboost. Nothing made back then would come close to one pulling, racing or whatever. I grew up driving the 67-79 Fords. Love them.
A time when a truck was a truck. I do appreciate the modern comfort of a new truck. But the prices got out of hand. Old school bare bones truck for work will always be my favourite
A friend of mine told me that back in the day trucks were made this way for men...no frills, no overt comfort...just TRUCK...and the they started to market vehicles for women and what "they" would like in a vehicle....and now here we are...
@@bumpsideaddictionswithmarc3976 I am restoring 1/3 only existing made in Brazil Bumpside Bronco man doing it 67 Ranger XLT options , it’s factory Diesel engine , got the 5 Speed Clark manual transmitting does similar sound when shift gears I am Turbo inter cooling her , she’s got Danna 44 I am also putting lifting kit got the steering same as yours but it’s severely cracked will try that place you’ve mentioned AutoKrafters but so far I couldn’t find them yet . Thank you
Hey there, I just found your channel and I am your 1000th subscriber... You're welcome. I want one just like this truck. I had a 1971 F250 back in 1980 and I am ready for another.
Thanks, man! It's easy to like these trucks. I'm currently doing a '70. Same truck, different grille and steering wheel. It's a completely rust-free western truck, being done frame-off. Same upgrade to 390, power steering, etc.
Yes nice trucks I sold a 72 250 390 with automatic,camper special other than a 4 bbl Holley with adapter it was stock these 5 th generation fords are the best gave mine away for 3200$ and it was rust free!
Whenever I want to see a real truck. I come back to this video. Ford knew how to build them
Agreed! Thanks for watching.
The 1967-72 Ford trucks are the best looking trucks ever produced by Ford 💪👍🔥 !!!!!!!!
Agreed!
67 to 69 are toughest Ford trucks ever produced no doubt. they are indestructible, especially when equipped with the 300ci 4.9L inline six cylinder engine.
That generation of truck was so nice looking. I dunno what it is about it but it just looks so good to me. Too bad they are so expensive now!
It's perfect. I really like the understated OEM look with those steelies. That's how I remember a lot of them.
Thank you.
Yep. The aesthetics with those wheels & those trucks work well together; they don't need covers.
Those runs are an absolute must!
I’ve been a Chevy guy for so many years but looking at that, wow that’s beautiful
Setting that truck made me wish I still had my 71 F-100 custom
That's one of the sharpest (Toughest) F-Series, I've seen in a long while! Sure am filled with envy, right about now...😲
Thank you. I'm working on its sister truck and should have some video up soon.
What a beautiful truck. You did some great work, and I’m surprised that I haven’t seen this sooner.
Thanks. Appreciate the compliments and you watching. New content coming soon.
GENTLE MEN , THIS GOT ME VIBRATING I VE BEEN IN THESE TRUCKS MY WHOLE LIFE , HAVE HAD A HIGHBOY YEARS AGO , AND NOW OWN A CREWCAB 73 . CLOSED KNUCKLE , IN ROUGH SHAPE . I AM IS SEARCH OF ONE OF THESE , I AM SURE YOU GET THIS ALL THE TIME . IAM EASY TO FIND ON CZcams . VERY NICE TRUCK.
Hey Buckin! Much love from Langley, BC. Was subscribed back in the days of you and vik working on his old competition axe:). Hope you’re doing well take care
If I had a choice of this truck or a brand new one I would want the 69.
Well he’s got a 69 Grill in that one.. fact.. and that’s really the only difference.. no Really he’s got the wrong grill in that .. look it up if you think I’m lying.. cause that truck looks like a 69 ... ( because of the grill) again that’s all that changed
All the way man, this is pure class.
@@donaldleavy4379 so, still looks good
I love seeing that four speed manual shifter, my grandfather had a 1972 F-250. Manual transfer case shifter and manual hubs, old school and simple. I like it.
Yup! Brings me back to my youth.
I have a 1999 F 250 4x4 with a 5 speed manual and V-10. It is a horse! Long bed, extended cab and overload springs.
Yep, the average man can fix anything that goes wrong on those old trucks, and honestly a lot of the things you mentioned rarely go bad anyway.
Man that thing looks and sounds amazing!
Thank you.
I love the truck it's beautiful I watched the video maybe once month to just I guess dream that it was mine I've always been a Ford man
That thing is perfect. Love the color. Had a ‘78 4x4 with a 351m for a bunch of years. Always ran and drove great.
Thanks. General consensus is that it turned out pretty well. I appreciate the likes, comments and views. Helps me keep at it.
Had a 68 F100, still have a 73 F250 Highboy w/428. They are nice, that one looks great. Love the body style of the old bumpside, mostly the hood and grill. These Highboys are getting hard to find, glad to see other restoring theirs.
Your workmanship is phenomenal thank you for sharing.. Brings back memories
Thank you for the compliment. I'm not perfect, but I try. Working on another one at present. Stay tuned!
@@bumpsideaddictionswithmarc3976 Mark how do I get hold of you have highboy questions Brian Jones
champ3x7@aol.com We can exchange numbers there.
Love the Ford NP 435. My favorite transmission.
I wish it was me getting this truck! Just beautiful!
Thank you.
I am in love. My dream is a 79 250. With toolbox in bed. Rootbeer brown, dual tanks, xlt
No me.
I just watched again …. Blown my mind ❤️
I can hardly take it, it almost to beautiful. When you started that engine😵💫
Beautiful truck. I love that interior, and those tires look great, too.
Thank you.
What a beautiful truck! So tastefully done. Love the tire and wheel combo! The factory OEM look really does it for me
Yea I like that oem look also
Whole time I'm thinking, 390 + 100 degrees out,show the temp gauge, AND you did lol. Beautiful BEAST right there
Thanks, man.
Absolutely beautiful truck perfect example of a high boy I wouldn’t change a thing it’s perfect
Thanks for sharing - beautiful restored F-250.
That is one bad ass sweet truck. In 1989, I turned 16 that year, my first vehicle was a 1970 F-250 regular cab long bed 4X2 Sport Custom. To this day, I still kinda miss it. :(
Yessir. I had a '71 and a '71 back in the 'early '80's. I missed them for a long time and knew I'd get back into them. I've probably have 50 since. Very cool trucks. And easy to work on.
Oh my God how beautiful a wagon you've built there. And that mo sounds healthy wow! GOD bless you and cover you with his eternal love!
Thank you.
When trucks were trucks. Sweet ole ford
Awsome , never had one that nice when i was a kid!
Thanks.
I grew up watching marc build old Fords on my very first facebook as a kid. I still have a facebook. Just not that same account. And beleive it or not I still have the same old Ford I did then lol. Marcs an incredible builder. I'd love to remember what group it is to join to continue following him and his builds in fb.
Fixem Your Way 67-72 F100 or Old Ford Truck Restorations Group
That thing is beautiful man! My ex brother in law had one. Two tone sea foam. Loser crashed and totaled it when he was drunk.
Mr. Majestyk would be proud
This is an absolute beast of a truck, there’s not a new Ford truck made that I’d rather have than this. That says a lot since I like the new Fords pretty good.
Thanks.
Absolutely beautiful truck... very well done!! As a former '67 bumpside owner, I know how hard it is to source parts and find a truck solid enough to rescue. I'm very envious of what you have here!!
Thank you, Mike. I'm working on another one and should have some more content soon!
Nice truck. The only thing I hated about my '68 highboy was when people slammed my doors!!
I know the feeling!
That’s one thing I always thought about my 77 highboy, that the doors always sounded so hollow and tinny, so I took off the interior door panel, and I cut a piece of that thick felt sound deadening material or whatever you call it, and I put it against the outside door skin and taped it down all the way around the edges with that aluminum tape, and you would not believe how nice it sounded when you closed the doors. I couldn’t believe the difference! It was sweet!
Very Nice Truck, old school, Ford F-250, my uncle grandpa had a new 1968 360 cid 4 speed, I just a little kid when he had this. After had a new 1972 F-100 240 cid 4 speed, in this truck a learned to drive in 1977, when I was 11. and now in this video when I see the interior and the gear lever I remember again. Congratulations Great Work..
Thank you.
Beautiful truck ! Nicely completed!
Only thing missing is the rear window gunrack.
Made in USA.
Dad bought one just like this in 1972 with a snow plow and AM - FM Radio. Sold it in 1985. Had a chance to buy it back and I wasn't fast enough. Red with black interior
Yup. Hate it when we miss out on purchases we wish we made.
You do impeccable work Marc! Thank you for making this video before sending this beaut off to its new home.
Thanks.
Now that’s a truck!!!!!
Thank you.
I hope I see it up here cruising around! I'll be getting my Ford f100 sport custom 4x4 project going here soon.
I just bought 71 f250 high boy it's in excellent shape always barn kept only one rust spot inside cab pass side air vent ( mice) the frame is clean they put disc brakes all the way around it, with a 400 modified that runs great all the sheet metal is straight. It could be a daily driver as it sits, but I'm thinking a restoration and I'll never buy another truck again!, it also has factory power steering from a later truck. I am going to check out auto crafters!. You did an excellent job on this truck!, Award Winning!.I loved the plaid on the seat and the doors!, Awesome!. Have a good day!.
So nice, Makes me feel like a kid again!
Thanks. Brings me back to my own youth.
Nice. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for checking it out.
What a beautiful truck man I always loved those trucks superb job
I love the tire choice! Also sounds awesome!
Thank you.
Awesome rig! Sounds soo good down the road!
Wow beautiful truck and a fantastic restoration you guys do incredible work.
Thank you very much.
I learn to drive in a truck like this. Color and everything.
My favourite one so far. Well done again.
Thank you.
Omg this is so sweet raised up. You should see mine!!!! 😜
That thing is a masterpiece Marc! I loved the blue truck, but there is something special about this one! You did EVERYTHING right!! Great build
To see it in person is a treat
Thank you.
Absolutely beautiful . Awesome job
Thank you.
That is a Gorgeous truck!!! Great job!!!
Thank you.
That’s a beautiful truck!!
Now that is a truck!!! 😉👍
Thanks, man.
So beautiful!
Beautiful truck. I'd love to get a set of those door panels!
Awesome build man great job
Thank you.
BEAUTIFUL JOB ! My first truck but never looked that good! Sounds great too
Thanks!
Very nice build
Another amazing job! Your builds remind me alot of the ones I use to follow years ago on the fordification site.
Thank you.
I was addicted to Fordification for awhile. I dream of owning a highboy bumpside.
@@watchnlearn1001 Im right there with ya I've had one Highboy but dream of another. Iuse to be huge on fordification I haven't been on there much in the past years but I've still always owned bumpsides.
Wow, perfectly rebuilt!
Colors are BEAUTIFUL‼️👍👍. Vinny 🇺🇸
Thanks!
Looks fantastic. Great job. I had no idea you were so close to me. Maybe I'll get to see the next one in person.
Welcome to stop by anytime!
Love the color combination! My first truck was a '73 F100 Ranger XLT 390 with the C6 Auto Black over Dark Wine. I think it's time to pick up another one!
Thanks, man. I'm working on another one at present. Vids to come. It's "New Lime" under "Wimbledon White".
OOOOO !! Black / dark wine that must have been a nice truck
@@bumpsideaddictionswithmarc3976 I saw the "New Lime" in Pigeon Forge when I met you. Both are absolute classics! What color do you call this paint?
@@jeffpage8289 The orange one is called "Cordova". Thanks for the compliments!
@@bumpsideaddictionswithmarc3976 BEAUTIFUL
You do nice work. I had a 74 f250 Ranger 4×4- 360 -2brl -4 speed. Miss it very much. Great job 👏
Thank you.
Класс! Сплошной восторг и одни положительные эмоции!!!
Beautiful truck
Thank you.
Beautiful Bump!
I owned a 1969 F250 4x4 highboy. Swapped the 240/6 out for a 1966 289cid V8.
A match made in heaven. I dearly loved that truck. Still miss it these 20 years later.
No frills no bullshit four-wheel-drive Ford pick up truck. No electronic four-wheel-drive system. No backup cameras no LED fucking lights. No bullshit included on this truck. Bad ass.
Do a stroker on the FE and keep the 390 decals just for fun .
Um verdadeira obra de arte mecanizada!!!
Isso sim é um carro!
great video; i've got a 68 f250 4x4 rebuilt the 360 to a 390; aluminum intake; 4 b carb with headers everyday ride
Fun trucks to drive, for sure!
Nicest ford I’ve ever seen
Nice job
Thanks.
What a beautiful truck!!..Subscribed!!
Thanks!
@@bumpsideaddictionswithmarc3976 Thank you for your commitment to your craft..it lets the rest of us known we are not alone.
Schwing, beautiful rig
Thank you.
Very very nice great job.
Thank you.
Off the charts good!!!
Thank you!
Looks amazint!
Thank you.
Remember when they made P.U. trucks this good.
The trucks they make now are faster, stop better and are far safer than these. Not to mention way better fuel mileage. That said I'd take this one over a new one myself.
@@skigdividerx4991 Faster? Safer? when these pick ups were on the road gas was 34 cents a gallon did not worry about filling the tank in those days, So glad I was there to enjoy Real pick up's and cars in those years not the plastic crap they make today.
@@improperbostonian6722 Yeh way faster and watch the crash tests on older trucks, way safer! The newer trucks were designed to crash without killing the person driving. Drive a new Ecoboost. Nothing made back then would come close to one pulling, racing or whatever. I grew up driving the 67-79 Fords. Love them.
Sweeeeet! Great job!
Thank you.
WOW!!
Turned out great Marc! Wish you had more videos of the build though
If you're on Facebook he has a Ford truck group. Old Ford trucks restorations. It's pretty well documented there along with the Fixem your way.group
There are three videos of this one. Not sure if you watched all of them. I'm thinking of a couple more of each of the ensuing trucks. Thanks.
@@bumpsideaddictionswithmarc3976 NO VIDEOS MARC! what a shame you stopped making videos... I guess FB is good enough for you
There'll actually be a video in about a week.
A time when a truck was a truck. I do appreciate the modern comfort of a new truck. But the prices got out of hand. Old school bare bones truck for work will always be my favourite
A friend of mine told me that back in the day trucks were made this way for men...no frills, no overt comfort...just TRUCK...and the they started to market vehicles for women and what "they" would like in a vehicle....and now here we are...
Slick!
I think I just fell in Love with this Beauty
Thank you. Stay tuned. I'm working on another.
@@bumpsideaddictionswithmarc3976 I just subscribed, thank you kindly
Awesome job🇺🇸
Thanks, man.
Here is my 75 Highboy build
czcams.com/video/bQhyAJPv1Tw/video.html
Truck is insanity gorgeous ❤️
Thanks. I appreciate it. I'm working on another. Also working on some more video content. Stay tuned!
@@bumpsideaddictionswithmarc3976 I am restoring 1/3 only existing made in Brazil Bumpside Bronco man doing it 67 Ranger XLT options , it’s factory Diesel engine , got the 5 Speed Clark manual transmitting does similar sound when shift gears I am Turbo inter cooling her , she’s got Danna 44 I am also putting lifting kit got the steering same as yours but it’s severely cracked will try that place you’ve mentioned AutoKrafters but so far I couldn’t find them yet .
Thank you
I LOVE the South-American bumpside Broncos!
@@bumpsideaddictionswithmarc3976 than you sir I sure do LOVE your 69 F250 4x4 Highboy too ❤️
Building a '70 highboy right now. More content coming soon!
Eu sou do Brasil. Décio. Minha paixão e uma caminhonete assim. Infelizmente não tenho..... Parabéns ao Sr por ter uma assim tão linda. Abraços
Hey there, I just found your channel and I am your 1000th subscriber... You're welcome. I want one just like this truck. I had a 1971 F250 back in 1980 and I am ready for another.
Thanks, man! It's easy to like these trucks. I'm currently doing a '70. Same truck, different grille and steering wheel. It's a completely rust-free western truck, being done frame-off. Same upgrade to 390, power steering, etc.
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🧙♂️👍👍♥️ love that truck
Nice
job well done
Thank you.
It's beautiful
Thank you.
Yes nice trucks I sold a 72 250 390 with automatic,camper special other than a 4 bbl Holley with adapter it was stock these 5 th generation fords are the best gave mine away for 3200$ and it was rust free!
Yeah. We've all sold vehicles we wish we hadn't, right?