My boss used to have one of these. He gave it to his son. Man what a truck...his was a 4 speed manual on the floor. Very fast truck. Love seeing older Ford pickups still running/driving like that, great vid!
That`s my favorite Ford Pickup model. In fact, it is the only one. Distinctive American style, from a time Detroit produced all sorts of interesting designs, admired all over the world, instead of today`s mostly bland designs that barely catch up with the competition. I`ll buy a couple and have them restored some day. Great video!
I’m in love with this truck, it’s actually fairly loaded with AC, automatic transmission, and dash vents.. since a portion of these older bullnose ford’s did not have dash vents, only defrost. I want one of these 100’s with the super rare 3 speed column mounted manual. Very hard to find sadly.
Sounds like the engine is knocking a bit, but that body is PHENOMINAL! You'll NEVER find one in that condition up here! My grandfather had a 1983 F150 that completely rotted out 20 years ago.
That's a rather loaded F-100. My F-150 (a 1982) has non of that lol. Just a radio a heater and power steering/brakes. And the 300 I6 w/ a glass pack. Sounds awesome at an idle. I daily drive mine and got 21.5mpg on the Hwy w/a 3-speed manual on the floor w/OD. Not bad for a 30+ year old truck.
The one in this video is a true Ford truck something truly built with quality Though not quite as high-quality as other trucks from the time compared to the newest trucks it’s the best you can buy
I just bought one from a mechanics shop, the previous owner brought it in for service and died, nobody ever paid the bill or came to claim it. 65,000 miles and its been under a carport for most of 38 years.
I have one and its a bucket of rust but i love it. just got done having engine rebuilt and sitting here now waiting on a new head and she should be running great. Their is just something about this particular model that sets it apart from most. I can hardly wait until its paint stage.. I honestly like the regular bed as opposed to the side panel style.
Thanks im enjoying all of these vids, have only seen few american cars before, this enables me to see a wide variety of some ov the great cars out there.
is it just me, or does it sound as though the truck is running like a diesel, at first I thought it was background sound's from another vehicle, but it definitely is coming from that f100....
That's what I thought aswell, it does sound like a diesel aswell. Hey it could be the 6.9 diesel, or the 3.3 perkins i4 diesel as the F-100 did use that, though apparently only for the ones built in Argentina, My guess is that is not a gasoline engine but a diesel, even if it was running rough a gas engine doesn't sound as clattery as that, so I'd say it's the 6.9 V8 Diesel, sounds like it anyway.
mike ippolito that's not too terrible of a song either even by my standards and I'll hate rather willingly pretty much all new songs that song Fits in quite well for some reason while riding in an old Ford pickup truck
I feel what your saying. I have one now and its been alot of work already and i'm just getting the engine in great shape thus far. This particular year f-100 has the distinction of being the last year ford put the letter on the hood. After that they went to the now ford logo inside the front grill.This is just a great truck.. When you sit in it your at a very comfortable height and it just feels AMERICAN. .
Similar to my '82 F-100 V6-232, 3spd standard on column, brown in/out ! That has been posted for sale. I can relate to the drivers side tears on the seat. Although I only used red Tyvek tape as a temp' fix, till it released so I peeked it off leaving some 'red stain', and just cover it with a 'mexican' blanket. Previously wore out the 'western blanket' style of bench seat cover that the previous owner had 'dressed' the seat with. That is when I found the 3 tears' in the vinyl seat.
A buddy of mine had an old 1980 Ford Econoline Van in that same brown exterior color like this F100 V8 pickup truck. Only difference was the engine was a V6. the van honestly looked like a death trap but it was his work van he daily drove it for contracting use. Also a mechanic so the engine was in great shape for its age.
This was interesting. This is why that truck is the number one selling vehicle all these years later. They meant what they said when they said built "Ford Tough".
i would totally buy this truck. even in this condit and use it as a daily driver. im about to turn 15 and have my dads 04 f-150, but i like an older style truck.
I love the 81-85 body style, especially the ones with a 300/C6 driveline. With just basic care and maintenance, they'll run forever and haul just about anything you throw at it.
@rutter1ify Hello from the United States, The pedal on the far left is the emergency brake. It is not a clutch pedal; the driver uses this pedal for certain instances whenever the vehicle is being parked on a hill or incline. Therefore, when this emergency brake is engaged, it prevents the vehicle from moving forward or backward while on a hill or incline. Some other vehicles have a pull lever type of emergency brake instead of a pedal. Hope this info helps! ;) -Matt
That truck has seen better days for sure, but it runs pretty good and everything seems to work just fine. They don't build things that good anymore. I hope youre going to show us that red Dodge parked in front of it, it looks pretty cool. Great video Kyle!
we used to have an 82 f100, it was the base of all base models, 300 straight six, 4 speed manual, no air, but it was a good truck. but unfortunately due to living in the rust belt up north when we got rid of it it was pretty much the Flintstones mobile with no floors lol.
look at a parts catalog for that year. Lmc truck might have one. you can look at the online catalog for free. Just poke around the restoration websites and im sure you will find one :)
Hi from England, what is the left pedal on the far side for? never seen this on any vehicle before, im guessing some kinda clutch for the semi automatic box.
Wow i want that thing. Im 15 and have my permit, and will soon get my liscense. I already have the ability to get my dads 04 f150 but i want a more classic truck. That being said, im fine with getting the f150
Stock about 130 hp and around 300 torque. Not fast stock but responds amazingly well with the right mods. All I did was a EGR delete and capped off the vacuum lines and put a open air cleaner and I piss of duramax owners a lot. Lmao
Tristan Matheson this is something that you would use in a postapocalyptic movie something you would find on the side of the road that you can rely on for a few days or weeks either before it dies or you find a better vehicle
id give em abot 600 to 800 bucks for it just for a good dependable beater, and the ac still works... hell yeah. you gotta love these old trucks. iknow my favorite body styles are the 80 to 86 and especially the 67 to 72, O yeah bump side racing baby.
That, my friends, is the very definition of a work truck. Reliable, simple, easy to work on and rugged. And, pre-truckified!
The way how American Vehicles made back then, is a whole lot better than now!
My boss used to have one of these. He gave it to his son. Man what a truck...his was a 4 speed manual on the floor. Very fast truck. Love seeing older Ford pickups still running/driving like that, great vid!
She's built Ford Tough. Nothin' like an old carbureted Ford.
MichaelTJD60 no kiddin
abas
@Nathan Marshall yeah, back when Ford actually made good cars. Today's ford's are horrible I heard
I have an 85 F250 that same body style. Love those trucks. My favorite body style. Bullnoses rule
slashfan7964
My favorite is the 2008 F-350
That's a Ford for ya! Love my Fords!
DaHackman1 there are only two real Fords to ever exist.
1- Ford crown Victoria
2- The mighty mustang
Andrew Samy
3-The old F series trucks
superstar64’s archived videos their old trucks and mustangs were the only good vehicles ever made by ford everything else sucks
DaHackman1 me too!!!
I love how simplistic it is
Love these old Ford trucks especially the early 80s ones
I’m about to restore my grandpa’s 81 custom. Gotta love those old Ford trucks.
I love that body style, as well as the early to mid '90's body style. I have an attachment to ford trucks of that era.
That ones in way better shape than the one we have. the one we have is a 1984 with a missing exhaust (you can here it from 2 blocks away) LOL.
What color is your truck man,what's the litre's on the trucks engine.
I've got an 81 with the 255 with straight pipes..... Definitely understand 🤣
That`s my favorite Ford Pickup model. In fact, it is the only one. Distinctive American style, from a time Detroit produced all sorts of interesting designs, admired all over the world, instead of today`s mostly bland designs that barely catch up with the competition. I`ll buy a couple and have them restored some day. Great video!
I’m in love with this truck, it’s actually fairly loaded with AC, automatic transmission, and dash vents.. since a portion of these older bullnose ford’s did not have dash vents, only defrost.
I want one of these 100’s with the super rare 3 speed column mounted manual. Very hard to find sadly.
But 4 on the floor is more fun.
Sounds like the engine is knocking a bit, but that body is PHENOMINAL! You'll NEVER find one in that condition up here! My grandfather had a 1983 F150 that completely rotted out 20 years ago.
4:29 love that sound
Love those oldschool whitewall saw tooth treaded mud and snow tires.
Love those classic buzzers
That's a rather loaded F-100. My F-150 (a 1982) has non of that lol. Just a radio a heater and power steering/brakes. And the 300 I6 w/ a glass pack. Sounds awesome at an idle. I daily drive mine and got 21.5mpg on the Hwy w/a 3-speed manual on the floor w/OD. Not bad for a 30+ year old truck.
What does your F150 not have that this has?
Nicholas Zhuravlyov his is most likely an xl while I believe this one is an xlt which is a higher trim level.
Nick Crane mine is a 2008 Ford F-150
The one in this video is a true Ford truck something truly built with quality Though not quite as high-quality as other trucks from the time compared to the newest trucks it’s the best you can buy
Ive got an 81 ford f100. Any idea what the bolt pattern is? 5x5.5 or 5x4.5?
Love that song on the radio.
I love you ford ftruck videos, I'm a massive fan of your videos. Keep up the good work!! #aussiefan
those old day was sooo simple.very simple dashboard.i enjoyed it
I just bought one from a mechanics shop, the previous owner brought it in for service and died, nobody ever paid the bill or came to claim it. 65,000 miles and its been under a carport for most of 38 years.
I have one and its a bucket of rust but i love it. just got done having engine rebuilt and sitting here now waiting on a new head and she should be running great. Their is just something about this particular model that sets it apart from most. I can hardly wait until its paint stage.. I honestly like the regular bed as opposed to the side panel style.
dude ur videos are awesome keep up the good work!
Thanks im enjoying all of these vids, have only seen few american cars before, this enables me to see a wide variety of some ov the great cars out there.
What a beautiful running truck i was truly amazed how quick it started. It was a cold engine thats why it stalled.
How long was this thing sitting? I can't imagine something that old starts right up after sitting for a while!
I could use so many parts off this truck for my 1980 F100.
Sweet vid man.I love seein these old trucks.
is it just me, or does it sound as though the truck is running like a diesel, at first I thought it was background sound's from another vehicle, but it definitely is coming from that f100....
That's what I thought aswell, it does sound like a diesel aswell.
Hey it could be the 6.9 diesel, or the 3.3 perkins i4 diesel as the F-100 did use that, though apparently only for the ones built in Argentina, My guess is that is not a gasoline engine but a diesel, even if it was running rough a gas engine doesn't sound as clattery as that, so I'd say it's the 6.9 V8 Diesel, sounds like it anyway.
Samthebam4044 This is not a a 6.9. Probably just a very rough running gas engine.
it sounds like a diesel. gotta love it.
Nicks Customs ford has a lot of clearance on there bearing they rattle alittle
4x41986ranger The F100 was discontinued in 1980 this is a F150
That looks like my dad's old truck man I had good memories in that old truck with my dad
7:11 nothing like Katy perry in the summer and in the truck
mike ippolito that's not too terrible of a song either even by my standards and I'll hate rather willingly pretty much all new songs that song Fits in quite well for some reason while riding in an old Ford pickup truck
( has sudden background thoughts to be left unspoken also containing potentially unrelated content)
( mentally returns to subject) it's got a pretty good stereo too for something that old and yet that much of it still works
I love that steering wheel lol.
Might get one of these and fix it up. Looks like a nice truck
This truck has potential for a restoration project. Couldn't believe it's in very good shape.
I feel what your saying. I have one now and its been alot of work already and i'm just getting the engine in great shape thus far. This particular year f-100 has the distinction of being the last year ford put the letter on the hood. After that they went to the now ford logo inside the front grill.This is just a great truck.. When you sit in it your at a very comfortable height and it just feels AMERICAN.
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f100,a good old pickup.
@zhek13 It's not a gauge,it's a filler plate.This is where the Tach goes on trucks and Broncos with the Sports Instrumentation Package.
sounds amazing
Similar to my '82 F-100 V6-232, 3spd standard on column, brown in/out !
That has been posted for sale.
I can relate to the drivers side tears on the seat. Although I only used red Tyvek tape as a temp' fix, till it released so I peeked it off leaving some 'red stain', and just cover it with a 'mexican' blanket. Previously wore out the 'western blanket' style of bench seat cover that the previous owner had 'dressed' the seat with. That is when I found the 3 tears' in the vinyl seat.
He needs to start driving all the old backlot cars!
This back lot that you are at, where is it located?
Also, that BUZZER sounds like a fire alarm.
Id take this F1500 before Id take a 2012 F150 of any kind. lol. Old Trucks FTW!
A buddy of mine had an old 1980 Ford Econoline Van in that same brown exterior color like this F100 V8 pickup truck. Only difference was the engine was a V6. the van honestly looked like a death trap but it was his work van he daily drove it for contracting use. Also a mechanic so the engine was in great shape for its age.
I absolutely love Brown exterior and interior colors on these Bullnose Ford F-series trucks
I have an 81 f150 custom that is in amazing condition. Runs like new. 75k miles. Definitely ford built tough
This was interesting. This is why that truck is the number one selling vehicle all these years later. They meant what they said when they said built "Ford Tough".
i would totally buy this truck. even in this condit and use it as a daily driver. im about to turn 15 and have my dads 04 f-150, but i like an older style truck.
Never too old or young for a dream!
I love the body style of these trucks
i believe this is a real ford pick up for all times
I love your videos Kyle! Keep them coming man.
id go nuts driving at night with that buzzer
I love the 81-85 body style, especially the ones with a 300/C6 driveline. With just basic care and maintenance, they'll run forever and haul just about anything you throw at it.
81-86?
yes. sorry, apparently I mistyped it.
It's cool. I have an 86 300 with the four speed 4x4 lariat.
@rutter1ify
Hello from the United States,
The pedal on the far left is the emergency brake. It is not a clutch pedal; the driver uses this pedal for certain instances whenever the vehicle is being parked on a hill or incline. Therefore, when this emergency brake is engaged, it prevents the vehicle from moving forward or backward while on a hill or incline. Some other vehicles have a pull lever type of emergency brake instead of a pedal. Hope this info helps! ;)
-Matt
That truck has seen better days for sure, but it runs pretty good and everything seems to work just fine. They don't build things that good anymore. I hope youre going to show us that red Dodge parked in front of it, it looks pretty cool. Great video Kyle!
the 80-86 had the best looking front end style of these models
we used to have an 82 f100, it was the base of all base models, 300 straight six, 4 speed manual, no air, but it was a good truck. but unfortunately due to living in the rust belt up north when we got rid of it it was pretty much the Flintstones mobile with no floors lol.
The old Cologne motors these trucks had were underappreciated
I like the 1981 F100 /The 5.0 litre 302 windsor with the Rochester 2 barrel carburetor.
Hey man I have one exactly the same I have a few questions you have IG or anything?
that thing still has everything in it.
Nice i love this is old truck
What an awsome truck i have a 94 f15O but i wanna go older.
7:15-7:32 What is this name of the song?
California girls by Katy Perry and snoop dogg
I am so getting one of these..
I like the dash layout
can you make a video of you test driving it?
@matthebest018 they didn't have diesels for pickups in 81, they came with the 6.9L diesel in 83 or 84
do that dodge ahead of it if you get the chance! cool video! very educational for the younger youtubers interested in cars.
@markkjay I think some models came with tachometers, that's just what it looks like if you don't have one. Of course I could be wrong.
@rutter1ify i didnt really see it but i assume its the emergency break :)
Farm ready. thanks for sharing.
Where’s the fuel filter on these ? Someone send me a link for the fuel filter pls
It fired right up. Awesome...
i love these f100's
@91jchevy87ec1 It was probably for an optional clock, or tachometer, which this particular vehicle didn't have, so the gauge just remained "vacant."
Damn I love old Ford trucks
Haha went from see your videos on the lambo to this. Big difference lol
@DamnStraightM35A2 you mean the space for the tack, it was optional extra in those days
can u do a video of the old vw bugs a indepth tour and start up sometime
nice videos!!! wat engine the 302 or the 351w??? thank you!!!
was that middle gauge a rough-in for a tachometer?
what a great truck
No it don't. Shes beautiful the way she is!
@saabkyle04 can you do the truck in front of the F100 (the red one)
look at a parts catalog for that year. Lmc truck might have one. you can look at the online catalog for free. Just poke around the restoration websites and im sure you will find one :)
What about the old Grand Wagoneer sitting back there?
Hi from England, what is the left pedal on the far side for? never seen this on any vehicle before, im guessing some kinda clutch for the semi automatic box.
No, it's for the parking brake. Some cars today have either a traditional handbrake, a foot activated parking brake, or an electronic parking brake.
why does the buzzer turn on when u turn on the lights?
Yes. Some F-Series trucks had a tachometer that went there.
hey do u know If this truck is for sale or still running
What's that cross hair kinda thing above the drive indicator?
You mean the "cross hair" above the instrument cluster? It was for the turn signal lights, and the warning lights.
Hey there Kyle, I'm a big fan of your videos, try to look for a 81 to 89 ford f 150 inline six. Thanks.
Wow i want that thing. Im 15 and have my permit, and will soon get my liscense. I already have the ability to get my dads 04 f150 but i want a more classic truck. That being said, im fine with getting the f150
wat r the stock specs on the motor im tryin to get a similar one like yours nice truck
Stock about 130 hp and around 300 torque. Not fast stock but responds amazingly well with the right mods. All I did was a EGR delete and capped off the vacuum lines and put a open air cleaner and I piss of duramax owners a lot. Lmao
now this is what I'm talking about!
looks like a survivor
Tristan Matheson this is something that you would use in a postapocalyptic movie something you would find on the side of the road that you can rely on for a few days or weeks either before it dies or you find a better vehicle
id give em abot 600 to 800 bucks for it just for a good dependable beater, and the ac still works... hell yeah. you gotta love these old trucks. iknow my favorite body styles are the 80 to 86 and especially the 67 to 72, O yeah bump side racing baby.
You still selling the truck? I want to restore one of these F100, for my father. He had one when he was young, and i just want to surprise him.
They use the same dash layout as the Medium duty trucks such as the F600 F700 & F800 even though they use different steering wheel which is a 4 spoke
I really like those rear tires at 04:10! Does anyone know what brand and size those might be?
can you do a video of that subaru in the background