Will It Run After 50 Years?! Abandoned 1946 International Truck | Engine Locked Up Solid | RESTORED
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- Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2021
- Join in with the Restored Crew as they pick back up on this abandoned 1946 International KB1 truck they recently rescued from the woods. Sitting over 50 years without running, the guys dig in and discover a long list of obstacles they must cross off before they're able to see if there's any life left in her. Will they be able to get this 75-year-old piece of machinery to live again, or was there a reason this thing was parked many years ago?
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You guys realy have patience to work on that truck, hope it will work out very good, cant wait to see it, good luck
In early 1946 my 3 Uncles returned home from WW2 to there home near Milwaukee Wisconsin. They went back to work on the farm with my Grandpa along with getting married, raising kids and planning there own lives after the war and the farm. My Uncles were pretty good at poker and together they brought home nearly 2000 dollars from 4 years of poker and sheepshead as they did there part in the war in Europe and the Pacific. They pooled the money and bought Grandpa a new 1946 International pickup and a 1947 International 4 cylinder farm tractor. The pickup was 979.00 dollars and the tractor was about 1450.00 dollars if my memory serves me right. Grandpa kicked in what they were short but the tractor was not delivered until spring of 47. Anyway I learned how to drive at 10 years old in 1957 in that old pickup. As I watched your video memories just flooded my brain. Thanks so much for your efforts getting that old girl going. You did my heart proud. God Bless.
Do you still remember the sticker inside the glove box? Be patriotic-- save your tires
Wow what an amazing story, thank you for sharing ! Would love to hear more old stories
I just love old stories like this!
@@ohiofarmer5918 😂 muy curioso. Salud 🤙
$2000 in 1946 = $28,440 today. Not sure you can even look at a new truck for less than $45,000. Vehicles sure have gone up way too fast over the years. All that emissions crud the EPS insists we pay for.
I still have to give Sister Christian a gigantic thumbs up for her filming quality, way to go Sister 👍
I agree. She does a amazing job. Does she do the editing also or who does that??
Excellent film work, for sure !
Excellent work 👍
Her fire spotting skills ain't bad neither!
Which way to go ? What a strange thing to say !
I was employed by Navistar International for 32 years and it's a thrill to watch you guys bring back life to a great truck of that time. Thanks for the upload!💯
This was so much fun to watch! Took me back when my buddies and me did this. Being a land surveyor I was able to see a lot of properties and find a lot of old vehicles lost and forgotten about. Hidden treasures that were restored and brought back to life. It was a great feeling to hear that engine turn over and watch it move down the road the way it had done 50 years or so ago.. Great times for my friends and me, and these videos help to relive those days. Thanks for posting them!!!!
Never in a million years did i think that truck would run! God is truly watching you guys with favor. Great work!
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@@SuperLocoloco69 I really don't need to know your personal fetishes, troll. But if kissing posteriors makes you happy that's fine by me. Have a wonderful day doing whatever makes you happy, friend. :)
Fascinating. Love the sounds coming from this old engine. Great tech skills and knowledge on display here. Love the old US vehicles. A piece of history worth saving.
"Thank God" and "praise the Lord" got me....we've been "turning wrenches" for over 58 years and give thanks to Him always....
I remember my dad telling me about his first truck he had in the 60s - a 1940 Ford. His eyes would light up when he would tell me stories about it as a kid. He's gone now so this brought back a lot of memories and I appreciate it. You two are so determined and methodical and it's a joy to watch you resurrect something. So thrilled to see that old truck run. Thank you...
Yes great memories. My Dad always talked about his first car, a 1950 Studebaker Champ. He got an employee discount and paid I think $988!
these guys are the real thing , hard working , God Fearin , fun people Keep up the great work 😁
Making money out of you and making money out of the cars they restored. Fool
It’s so cool seeing this old girl getting a second life like this. I hope the owners agree to sell the truck, or pay you guys for your efforts
You guys are amazing. I love that you're bringing the old junked vehicles back to life. This old truck brought back from the dead. Awesome!
SELVA!
Saudações ATLETICANAS!
Man, when they pumped up the tires, i figured this gem would walk away. And that!
Loved this video. I always like seeing the old antique trucks and cars roar back to life keep up the awesome work
Hooray! That ole international is cool! I love your dedication! You guys don't quit is what keeps me watching you - Thanks for keeping smoky Joe running!
The methods you use to free up that engine are inspiring! Also love watching the steps to remove those spark plugs. Lots of ingenuity. Thanks for sharing!
"Everything else breaking loose except what we need" - top line for me. Another excellent episode. What a fight this one was.
Great job guys and Christian. It’s nice to see the old truck running. 👍
That was so cool to watch it come back to life! Love the sound of that old engine. Amazing that it actually ran again after being locked up for so long! Looking forward to more revivals!
When I was 14, my Dad took me out to the country and put me behind the wheel of his old International truck. Still have a picture of me standing in front of it...I was so proud.
What a memory. Dad had a 1947 . We piled seed corn bags on the front fenders and took them to the corn planter. Was a big deal to drive the truck off road on the farm. I don't ever remember any mechanical issues until after I was married in 1976 and we changed a water pump. Lightning struck close and St Elmo's fire danced all over the engine block. Then the tornado showed up and took part of the barn roof.
Unbelievable that Dad sold the truck without asking me if I wanted it!
Awesome video. Y'all are so blessed. Amazing just seven hours after posting already a quarter of us subscribers have watched it.
Appreciate the interest, determination, decision making, trail & error and innovative recovery work - and the filming was so professional she captured almost everything 👌👍
I am honored to be able to work on old rigs with my Daddy aka "The Ole Man!" Lance, we are blessed men..
That’s amazing you got that old girl to run breathing life into her good video Father and son. From California San Diego.
Awesome job guys ! Glad to see it running again. Love the videos and updates on things. Keep up the great videos and have a great week 👍
You guys just keep just keep killing it awesome. After roadkill quit RUclips I never thought they'd be another show as good as they were
Thank you. We appreciate the compliment
I am new to these guys, I really like the content. If you haven't found Derek at Vice Grip Garage you should check him out....
@@ericmoody3944 yes his content is good too but the chemistry between Father and Son and his daughter is just awesome makes me remember my dad I remember how many hours helping him work on his Hudson jet it had a 454 big block and a four-speed Muncie transmission with a 9-inch Mustang rear end
@@thor1911. I got ya, some channels hit people differently....
@@ericmoody3944 They did a collab a few months ago with Derek.
My husband & I were cheering her on! And when she ran we were so proud of her!!!!
Just ran across this video. I love old vehicles and seeing them restored. I love to hear you and your dad praise God when you got the plugs out.
Thank you for the video! Absolutely love these "will it run" videos. You guys rock! I see that 35 Chevy (I think) sitting in the background, can't wait until Derek gets his hands on that. Have a good day and God Bless!
Love seeing the old binder run again. Brings back memories push starting our old '46 or finding a ditch to run it down and hop start it, haha.
There is something about seeing an old vehicle pulled out of the brush and brought back to life that puts a smile on my face.
Incredible. I can’t believe you got it running. The dad is a very patient, diligent fellow. Good job!
I truly appreciate your time and effort y'all put into bringing it back to Life and loved the video. Keep them coming 👍
Nice work y’all!
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They should try vinegar or LRC
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@@josephrelizondo1 yeah I noticed that's what pudd'n uses
Ya'll hit it out of the Ballpark on this one! Your Faith and Determination did it again. Awesome!
Unbelievable you'll made it ran. You guys just didn't give up. I watched it all to the very end. The idea to crank it while pushing it with the folk lift sure did the trick .God bless you'll and please be blessed in the new year.
The coolest family heirloom that I've ever seen. Kudos to the family for not letting it go and to you two guys for bringing it back to life. As the old saying goes,
"They Don't Make Em Like They Used To"
Not letting it go is not preserving it
Great job guys I used to work on stuck engines and if I had heads off I would use torches to heat up pistons then put my snake oil in the cylinders as it cools it draws it deeper into the rings also the change from hot to cold would help
When I bought my 1963 Lincoln Continental the engine was locked up. People thought I was crazy. It runs now and we all love it.
Always Nice to Watch What You And YOUR Dad Can Do!
Wow, 50 years sitting and the dynamic duo does it again. Let's go for something sitting for 100 years guys lol. Love this channel, keep em coming.
Maybe find a Model T?😉
@@arrow1414 yeah I know, an old model T completely underground and the Bush duo resurrecting it. That would be cool.
yeap back when they made stuff to last forever not crap like today.
Awesome job working hard and getting this one to run, a running project gives that vehicle a much better chance at being saved and cared for further. These old corn binders make for beautiful rods and the fact that few people build them up makes em extra cool in my book.
Amazing guys! I hope the owners let you restore it completely that old girl deserves that after getting stuck in the woods for 50 years❤️😎
I love to watch these videos and see all of these antique vehicles come to life. GOD BLESS!!!
Love the hard work and the videos are amazing hope you guys had a wonderful thanksgiving keep up what you guys do good bless you all
You guys are amazing! Who’d a thought anyone could get that rust bucket not only running but moving under its own power. Hats off to ya!👍🏻
Guys you're so amazing to bring the history back.the wrong turn truck is on the road again.guys be blessed 💯👍
Bringing it back to life is precious.
From rust to gold.
We can see from the old piece of column shift lever that this was originally a 3-on-the-tree truck. Mine still is and I definitely appreciate the inspiration you guys have supplied.
Nice work guys! Love seeing these old vehicles brought back to life.
Praise god and bless you guys! This video was truly incredible. So so beautiful to see such a gorgeous piece of Americana roaring back to life and breathing once more!! ❤️❤️
I love your videos. Watching you and your dad work so well together reminds me of how me and my dad did before he died. God Bless!
Muito bom o canal de vocês acompanho sempre que posso, é uma bela caminhonete, parabéns pelo trabalho.
Nice effort boys, hopefully the family will let it go to you. Love to see this back on the road again. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
That's why I like watching y'all's show because you guys never give up you're going to get it running no matter what it takes you're going to get there love the show man
I just found your channel and I absolutely love it! Thank you so much for bringing this old timers back to life!
Nice job guys ..that was some awesome content when you cracked that engine over the first time with the starter with the head off .. that looked really neat
Parabéns pelo lindo trabalho!
Awesome! Once the engine had been running for a couple of minutes it sounded as good as the day it rolled off the production line!
Great work!
I loved it! Wow! I have never seen a locked engine get freed like that! So cool!!!
Seems like you folks, Derek at VGG, and Junkyard Digs release your videos in unison! This is one hell of a marathon with reviving/ rescuing some fine automobiles! Much love from Ohio!
Hello Ohio Ken From Aurora, Ohio
Always wanted an International pickup. Missed my chance by one day for a '73 (?) 4 door International military truck. Still smarting about it since 1996.
You guys are amazing. You keep on plodding along when anyone else would have given up. I’m so impressed by y’all.
Great job fellas! fun to watch.
Good job bro.
Outstanding, great job getting that truck to run. Will you do a restoration on that truck or just sell it after you get it driving and running? Thanks for taking us along.
Family that owns the truck will decide how much further to take the restoration. And they said they do not want to sell it. It was all explained in the video....pay attention.
@@urbanurchin5930 to long of a video. I have PTSD. I was in the Marine Corps to long. So probably won't watch anymore of his videos, because of u
Bringing these old cars out of the bush cemetery and make them live again takes a lot of mental effort and time to make it happen is just a miracle to see these oldies ride in 2022 😎👍keep up the good work dudes!
Great work getting this old truck going. It was pretty stubborn. But, love your efforts. Congratulations men.
Watch The Rescue Of This Truck From The Woods Here: ruclips.net/video/k-8aMXPHnco/видео.html
Evaporust down the cylinder, dissolves the rust, unsticks the rings, gotta change the oil after, but usually that's the least of your worries... good luck!
A rusted, junk yard bound truck, cranked up and driving. My congratulations. Most people, almost all, would have given up and said no way, but you did it. Just goes to show what can be done when you are determined to not take NO for answer. If THAT can be made to run, almost anything can be.
I say fix what you need to be safe clearcoat the rest ,clean the windows and drive the old girl.
Am absolutely amazed that you made that beast ran! What a revival! Hats off to both of you!
I am very happy to see
Old princess is running
"Praise God" because an old truck runs?
Thanks for getting the old truck running, will take it to work tomorrow!
You Guys and lady ,great job, bringing back those old time days. Great job.
1947 international pickup truck that sat 50 years in a hot Texas jungle fires up again!!What a story!Great job on that one guys! I'm impressed as well how it ran.That's crazy...I hope we all get to see the frame fixed and it cleaned up to see the wonderful patina it has.
I've heard a couple times listening to you guys mentioning "checking to see which direction things were going" in relation to whether you smack a piston one direction or another. Fellars, the motor is static when turned off, so it does NOT matter what direction it rotates when trying to break it loose. it can turn in both directions when turning it by hand or by hammer. It only matters - direction wise - when it is running. Smacking a piston to loosen in the opposite direction is "was" turning while running is perfectly fine. Brutal, but fine. This is no different than smacking one that was on its way down prior to when it stopped... and then rusted in place.
Love the show! Glad you restored yourselves.
Would love to have a old school truck like that. You guys are amazing at what you do, keep the great videos coming..
Das ist ja Wahnsinn , nach 50 Jahren , es muss Bremsen, Licht ,Blinker ,Stellbremsen ,Benzintank, Karosserie ausbessern , Windschutzscheiben,Wischer,Lackieren dann schon losfahren ,Oldschool Truck ! Super
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My hats off to you. Faced with a similar situation. I think I might have just stood on the fender & soaked it down with a 100% urine solution.
Я восхищаюсь не только этими ребятами, но и машиной , которая не хочет умирать.
"It's working ain't it?" I love you guys and the south in general...
Great videos ALL. God Bless All!
Great job my brothers in Christ..the Lord gave you wisdom and talent to fix even an old car..congrats and more videos
Man you guys did good. I think I would have given up on it a long time ago. Kudos to you both for your patience.
Wow, I really enjoyed watching this video. At least you got it running for sure and it was a lot of work.
Wow..... that's amazing......i couldn't believe that this truck will work.......perfect job....and u were very patient.... greetings from Greece
I'm thankful and happy that you got it running.
Herzlichen Glückwunsch, dies ist nicht nur eine großartige Therapie, sondern auch ein Kunstwerk, das alte Relikte wiederherstellt. Herzlichen Glückwunsch....🤩🙏🤩
Really cool getting that old truck running down the road. Great job guys !!!
I can't believe it...but I guess I have to because Im looking right at it!!!
This was one of the ALL TIME BESTS!
Just joined your channel. Truly enjoyed you getting the old beast running. Brought back memories of brother and I with getting his '30 Model A running. Great job guys.
I had an old KB-1 retired Idaho Bell Telephone truck I bought in 1976 while I was a student at WSU. (Washington State University) It was a pretty solid old truck 45 years ago. It was good enough that I drove it across the state from the Idaho border to the Puget Sound without any issues. I used a quart of 30 weight oil on the trip (plus some healthy doses of STP) It had a three speed on the tree. I learned how to double clutch on that truck. It was happiest at about 50 miles an hour.
Watching that truck come to life with the help of the forklift is like releasing a rescued animal into the wild. Beautiful, bout makes a gearhead cry seeing that.
We're getting geared up to go and get a 46 or 47 KB5 or 6 tanker. This video gives us hope. Great job!!
It would be good to see old Bess run again. Good luck.
Love that Lincoln in the shop. My dad had a red 1976 Lincoln coupe I used to drive when I was 16. I'm 56 now 😂
I started by watching Y'all cut this truck out, thinkin you will never get it running without a total teardown!!!! NICE WORK!!!
Really cool! Mater back on the road! Yay.
One that old rig fired from the push start I've had a permanent grin. You have been give a talent and haven't wasted a dime