Chad's Impulse Buy AND Work Continues on Kenner's Project Truck
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Chad finds a new project to pick up. Kenner's truck project continues to rill forward as we get a motor and transmission fitted.
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We need to get Chad up to a million subscribers. He always put up great video that you can enjoy with your family. And those closing words are gold.
He needs to crawl before he runs???
Uhm , Uhm.😂
I enjoy his words of gold at the end of the videos. A great and humble man we could all learn from
@@originalghoul3738 that's not really how "the algorithm" works
Maybe that will happen one day, but no complaints about where we're at now. 🙂
As for cutting the inner fenders on Kenner’s truck, I remember what a hot rod friend told me years ago - “anyone can restore a vehicle, it takes a real man to cut one up”. Looks great 👍
This is a good learning video for Kenner Chad is teaching him the basics of using metal cutting, precision engine transmission alignment and what to look for when doing engine swaps. I like the old Scout project and will be happy to see it working when finished. I love Stacy getting involved and asking questions about what is going on. Every family member is involved in these projects and that makes it a family business!
The Scout is super cool, look forward to seeing it get built and used.
You must be proud of all your kids, so capable and entertaining! Just wait till all those kids have wives and the real fun begins chasing after all those grandkids! May your family be blessed beyond measure!
Can't wait!
I'm proud of Kenner, he is soaking in alot of knowledge & following Chad's fatherly advice. You can tell all the boys really listen to their dads advice. My guess is all your young men are proud of all their work & the memories of the time spent with dad & the added help from their brothers will become priceless to each one of them as the mature. Their rigs will be a source of pride, accomplishment & lasting memories for the rest of their life's.
That's the goal!!
Enjoying watching this build of Kenner's truck, and looking forward to seeing the Scout build later this year!
- Rob in Tennessee
funny Korbin hanging overboard from the steering wheel just like a accomplished sailor!
Kenner's truck is coming along well ,and what a awesome score finding that international can't wait to see it on the trail.
FYI: always use a pilot drill, 1/8”. It will be easier to drill larger holes and insure they don’t lead off. I will not drill larger than 1/2” in a drill press without a pilot hole.
When trying to turn steering wheel let the vehicle move slowly f/b ward makes the steering wheel turn easier.
Chad, I’ve always made each step of a job as perfect as possible, that makes the next step and future steps easier cause your not trying to fix the last mess. I love your perfection mindset.
Growing up a friend’s family had a Travelall. We used to refer to it as “The Farm Implement”. It was quite the tank. Will defiantly make some memories in that.
I love those old Scouts. That thing is awesome. I’m excited for you Chad!
Just love this family and how they work together. Chad respectfully could of used oxy with rose bud to bring them panels round really nice, no welding required. Still love all the stuff you do.
I love the old scouts. Can't wait to see yours on the trails
Just amazing, you are very lucky to have a great family helping.
Great purchase with the old scout! It's going to be a great build to watch! That 49 is going to be a good-looking truck driving on the roads when finished! I love the content your family gives to us. It's good, clean, and family values that we all need in our live lives today! 🙏 Til next time, take care and we'll see you on the next...
Great Content 👍and Family Outing
Have a Great Day 👍God Bless America 🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸
"Your poor financial decisions have helped me make even worse financial decisions in buying this."
That's funny. 😀
Chad I love it. I had a 65 and that thing would go through anything. I wish I would have kept it but you what it's like to raise a family. They are very hard to find around here in any kind of shape W.V.
How many Mini-Mes are running around this place????😵💫
5, 5 mini Chad's 🤣😂 - Stacie
Hello Family 👋 love you Guys ❤️🙏🏻✌️👍💪🏻
Every time you go on a road trip, it makes me realize how much i miss home😕….i should change my name to trapped in kalifornee with family obligations😛
Vehicles turn 90% better when the tires are rolling folks.🤪
International scouts are what taught you boys how to keep a body on a chassis (metal work) 😅
As much fabrication ya'll are doing on your projects, you shoul really invest in a small mill to do precision drilling for holes and slots.
Fill the void under the hood with a nice blower guys!
I'm not a fan of Detroit lockers. It makes the truck un predictable. I like electric or air only. I want to control if I want it or not. I thought it was the best at the time , but now we have so many choices that are far better.
Love this family project. Scout looks like a good buy! 💪👍🏼
I miss my scouts I had a 68 800a and a 74 scout 2: cool rigs for sure
Interesting buy, I was expecting a more "complete" vehicle than what was first described but it will be great for taking it out and not being afraid to hurt it. 406 Garage has a youtube channel and is an IH guru. Kenners truck is looking better every time you all work on it.
Before I bought my Jeep I went to buy a 1979 Scout II but the guy backed out on me he was too attached he said. It was a very nice rig.
We like the way the pickup project is going, that is the style around here. Plenty of room for a supercharger.
Nice job guy's, cant wait to hear it run. Also cant wait to see the Scout build. Thanks for the nice long video love it.
every time i watch your videos,feel like im there and a part of the crew(wishful thinking).
How did you get that Scout before 406 Garage?
🤷♂️Gentleman had it listed on KSL and we were the fist ones to reach out, luckily.
I think you should make that old truck 4wd
Awesome new project! The last orange Scout door I saw was when my wife and I pulled up to a family event in our 69 Scout and her door fell off when she opened it.🤣Rust was prevalent in that ride.
😂🤣😂
I really enjoyed this part of Kenners truck build.
The Scout is sweet, that's gonna be a fun ride.😊
Thanx for sharing your experience with your work 👌
Have a Great Day and knowledge with your 50s chevy 5.3 engine placement
nice I H . Cant wait for the build great vid peace out👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
As a Scout fanatic, I've owned 9 of them it's good to see one in your stable.
Can't wait to see how this scout turns out Chad
A wee word to Korbin: Propane is a liquid petroleum gas(LPG- as in the 3 states of matter: solid-liquid-gas),
just not the US gasolene.
Outside of the US(ie Scotland🏴) what you guys call gas, we call petroleum, or just petrol/'motion lotion'.
Just saying 🤓👍
If u hate Ford n hate Chevy get a scout it's a bit of both😂,mine was a 79 44 inch boggers 304 v8 spring over.
Ps thing would climb a tree...
@ Korbin - I am to take a Truck DL to be able to drive a re-registered Bus in Sweden. I do 'drive up' on my birthday this 21st of June. I guess I am in age of your father. Born 1972. ❤ Need an approved sticker for my future bus to become my rolling living home! We keep in touch!
I am building my second 1950 chevy pickup. First when I was 22, just a rough build. 57 rear end , 54 chevy car front hubs and 327 engine, automatic 400 transmission. Drove around for 15 years, now I am 67 and putting a 1950 together. Cut the firewall out, put in a bitchen recessed. 5.3 engine and overdrive transmission. 1977 nova front clip and 77 rear end. Four link set up. I have been working on this for about 20 years, it is getting close to being finished
Is that how you find your way back home you leave a trail of orange paint. 😂😂. This looks like a great project. It’s a great way to bond with your family. And teach your children a skill. Awesome. 😊
Someone might let Corbin know that propane is gas. It just doesn’t have as many BTU’s as gasoline
I owned a 1978 Scout and loved it. My first teaching job after graduating from Michigan State University was at Thoreau, New Mexico. Our Scout moved us out there and it was just a great vehicle for off roading in the messa on Mount Taylor.
For all the "RUclips Off-Road Titans"... There's too many of you to list, so if this is posted on your page, you're included! Thank you for sharing your lives with us. Thank you for promoting good family values and helping/caring for others. Thank you for all the "how to" and "how not to" educational content. Thank you for your honest product reviews and great merch. And thank you for providing great entertainment! Your contributions to society do not go unnoticed and are greatly appreciated! (This goes for all the unsung, unseen people behind the scenes too!)
Awesome toys. Great job building young blood. Cool beans.
I used to have an orange '75 Scout II with a 345 and a granny 4 speed. It was a lot of fun. By the way, I think you guys need to register a pantone of orange as "Carter Orange".
Most folks prefer the 5 windowed cab in these but I always liked the three windowed ones much more.
If I remember what I lurnt in school, Chad may have said that wrong.
Well, its far enough from stock that the purists shouldnt crucify you Chad! Haha! Todd the retired trucker.
Welcome to the dark side. As a long time Scout owner I love it! Will finally have content worth watching! JK, love the channel! Wish I could bring my Scout to you for you to work your magic on it.
Teach your children well.
Did you know that is it MUCh easier to turn a steering wheel and tyres when a vehicle is moving (aka rolling)..... try it next time.. lol..
Maybe stay on i15 a little longer and come buy my 1st gen 4runner projects, too, with that console full of cash 😂
You guys, please, please use ear protection when using the power tools. Hearing damage is cumlative and getting worse over time. I love your videos
Should have just pushed it backwards out onto the road and loaded it forward out there. Still in good nick the orange beast 👌🏾
When I watch idiots work. It's like looking in a mirror. LoL God bless
But what about the Blower.
Good job.
And remember what you drive it's how you drive.
And you drive it don't let it drive you 🦐🤙🏾👍🏽🤘🏾🤟🏽🙏🏽😊😎🙋🏽♂️.
Beautiful...
Great fam vid as usual...that Scout is gonna be grand.
My dad had an old Scout when I was little and that thing was a beast off-road. I came with a "Granny" that would slowly climb a hill at idle.
I like that truck. Cool look.
Tobady that was not a 56 Ford truck bob co in lake Elsinore be a good parts contact he may has them for the Chevy as well
@chadfab when most people swap the most figured out engine placement is as low and as far behind the front suspension it helps with handling and weight bias its the theory as to why miatas can handle like they do with what they have.
Looks like you still have enough room under the hood for a screw blower and still hide it under the hood.
Teslas etc have motors, you fitted an engine. Just sayin.
could add a supercharger on top that would fill the gap.🙄🤣🤣
You and fabrats are building the same model truck
Thanks for sharing 👍😀
I could back truck and pup down that if he flipped truck around back in on his none blind side he back it in
It's one of a kind looks good
Interesting project on a nice truck. Thanks for sharing !
I hope your boys know how fortunate they are to have a dad like you, I would give almost anything to have been raised around cars and a shop. Chad, I generally don't care what people do to cars, or trucks, unless it's very rare, or very low build numbers.
Super Scoutt Specialists...if you need parts.
Chad's fab is the best u tube chanel for family bonding god bless them
cant wait to meet yall soon as i get thye gas money keep it up chads fab and we all love impulsive purchases
A couple go jacks and a winch on the trailer would have made this easy
Umm, you guys put that hood on backwards.
Very interesting project, i have driven Scout for years. Right now I’m helping my daughter with her Scout 2 from 1977.
My own project is a 67 Scout 800 body to be build on a Scout 3 frame.
Both 345 automatic 4x4
We have always liked the Scout idea only bad thing I've heard was they have weak axial, don't think that will be a problem on this one.
Central California watching.
Looking forward to seeing The Tow Truck build and Definitely the Scout!! my Grandpa and my uncle always owned scouts, my uncle had one that he loved that had terrible rust cancer Being that were in Vermont and he bought it off a old farmer he completely chopped the entire body and top, and built a complete tube cage outta it and made a strictly off-road buggy it was a great off road rig. he had completely rebuilt the entire thing drive train and suspension wise. my grandfather still has one of the little Scout pick ups that he use to use to plow the yard. it hasn't been driven in about 2 years needs a carb rebuild, and a Starter Rebuild. I may try to get it going this summer. my grandpas health has gotten bad and he doesn't have the ability to drive anymore sadly but I know it would make him happy to see me get it going again. love what you do Chad. get excited for each new video. so many RUclips Mechanics Just do stuff quick and dirty to bust out content. Chad always does things the right way, reminds me of my dad, clean, organized meticulous and shoots for as close to perfection as possible, may take a little bit longer but it's done correctly, the repairs will last and is work you can be proud to put your name behind. I always learn something new when watching your videos and explanations and I have been turning wrenches 2/3 or my life so far. Keep the Great Videos Coming Chad and Family!!🙏🏼👍✌🏼
Your videos always make me smile. Thanks.
iknow whats wrong with it----- Your power steerings not working
Fun projects and great family chemistry! 😂 "Did that hurt? Did THAT hurt? Did that HURT?" 01:53 😂🤣😂
That space is prime opportunity for a roots blower!
I love tow trucks my first was 48 I was only 16 years old, and only had 3400 mi. I will be 80 on June 26
I think the International needs a Korban approved sticker, but just one for now. Thanks for sharing
My first three trucks didn't have any power steering and the first semi truck I drove didn't have it either great video keep up the good work God bless from GA and stay safe
Boy that Scout looks to be a great start, looking forward to a more in-depth tour & what your vision is with this one... Very nice. & that truck will be a one of a kind! Does Stacy always push harder than 2 sons?!? Gotta love the whole family to be involved! Thanx !
I figure if we're pushing it in we're getting it done, but apparently they're taking a stroll with the truck 😂😂 - Stacie
Lol, yea sometimes the young don't see the advantages of getting it done sooner... But ya certianly need inertia to overcome slopes & bumps, kinda like life, lol! It certianly helps to reinforce jumping in, helping out, & getting it done. Great choice to teach by example! Kudo's !!
At that hight you can add a super charger on it and it would be a sleeper.
The Scout is ok, it would be better if it still had the IH engine in it.
love scouts Make the best snow plows in the world. Turn on a dime and all the power you need. It would be hard to say that you could by a bad scout. I have hade maybe 6-8 of them old body and new body style. The old ones did not turn all that well
Nice new toy. Love the we can scratch it attitude.
Looks like Ben with 406 Garage will be getting a call 😅😅😅
Parts maybe available thru 406 Garage
Nice find Chad.