I had to read all the posts to see if anyone else was cringing at the driveline carnage going on. It never occurred to me that just as you don’t “ let’s see if it starts “ a steam locomotive for instance, it’s come down to that with truck we drove most of our working lives. That starter paid the price for not priming the fuel pump. I drove my VIT all over NA for 26 years. Put a little bit of air in the seat, and move forward a bit so you can control it. Standard steering requires physical effort. Thanks for posting the video.
I drove a 77, K100 in 1980. A pretty good truck, 290 Cummings 10 speed. Top speed was 72 MPH @ 2100 RPM. it had the regular size bunk. The manual steering wasn't bad if you kept the steer axle well greased. I drove a lot of older trucks, but the new trucks are more comfortable, from ride to heat/air conditioning.
That KW cabover could make an excellent practice vehicle for those who want to become truckers, now that you got it up and running, even though it's missing two exhaust stacks.
No power steering? That and front brakes were options back then. I'm looking at a trade deal on a 76 K100. Also back then the plastic that makes up the airlines wasn't that good so this truck would need an entire replumb. Manual steering, front brakes, no Jakes, manual passenger window, spring ride, BCIII 350, 13 spd, air slide with power divider rolling on 10 buds. I'm about finished restoring a 1982 9670, it's been a year long event but I've also ran the truck the entire time too. You have a good truck to start from, that's the hardest part, that and finding 15x4 inch front brake pads
Yep that no power steering will make you strong 💪😎 we were looking at all the hoses and lines and will probably end up replacing everything. Anything plastic or rubber after sitting out on that farm for so long is pretty shot. Thanks for watching! And hope you get that k100.
She was just out of prime. Amazed it was able to self prime and fire up. I'd recommend not to get down on that accelerator within second of moving metal that hasn't budged in nearly 20 years!
Thank you! It does have some very good record books. But the nice layer of dust inside the cab has definitely been keeping the interior protected from the sun 😂
@@cfnevada I heard that, I got hay, red wheat, SSW wheat, peas and lintels to harvest, started on the wheat mother nature has been unpredictable as it's so hot and dry and then gives us just enough moisture that we missed 3 days due to 13% to 17% moisture content. I'll be looking forward to this project, I had his twin 1976 cousin until last year, it had a 1693T Cat and 15spd, miss that truck bad.
@@keepontruckinoutlawlife1248 maybe some day but for now it’s a project truck for me and my dad to work on and fix up. We found it and hauled it home together so we want to see it back on the road together too.
The farm changed operations. It was his dads truck and they just didn’t use it anymore but he didn’t want to sell it either. His dad recently passed away and they were selling the farm.
You need to stay out of the truck if you don't know how to float the gears cuz that's one thing that you got to do in them semis that clutch ain't made to be used unless you're starting to stopping
Oil was good and clean. Was only a few thousand miles since it’s last oil change on the records before they parked it. It just happened to be a few gallons low on the coolant. We just got a little excited and didn’t check the coolant before we tried starting it haha
This almost seems to good to be true. An old truck sits for that many years, and just like that it's running and cruising down the road... not saying it isn't possible, but...
It was hard for us to believe it at first too. But with the detailed record books and knowing the owner of the truck 🤷♂️ it definitely needs some work tho. Anything rubber needs to be replaced. (Airbags, bushings, tires) I wouldn’t say it’s road worthy yet but it was able to go around the block.
@@cfnevada That's awesome. Really, you guys got lucky. I know there's some of those trucks there's not much left to work with after 20 years of neglect.
@@jasondrinovsky7962 definitely. This came out of the desert in California. Not much rain or humidity where it came from. Cab and frame being aluminum helps too.
Hey, you want to be a truck driver if you really wanna know how to ship that truck nice and easy without double clutch in it except when you first take off or put in reverse you can synchronize it with the RPMs and you don’t have to bounce that truck all over hill learn
can't beat an old cabover with a 17 inch steering wheel! back in the real days of hard work truckin'. Greetings from Michigan.
Definitely! Thanks for watching!
Excellent video brings tears to my eyes
Why?
Big bunk too! That was a steal!
Definitely!
He needs to learn how to float the gears
Keep the cabover content coming,, love it
Thank you! Will do.
This truck is in good shape, can't wait to see the ol girl all cleaned up 😎
Definitely! Hoping to get into it after I finish up the 362.
I had to read all the posts to see if anyone else was cringing at the driveline carnage going on. It never occurred to me that just as you don’t
“ let’s see if it starts “ a steam locomotive for instance, it’s come down to that with truck we drove most of our working lives. That starter paid the
price for not priming the fuel pump. I drove my VIT all over NA for 26 years. Put a little bit of air in the seat, and move forward a bit so you can control it. Standard steering requires physical effort. Thanks for posting the video.
Thanks for watching!
I drove a 77, K100 in 1980. A pretty good truck, 290 Cummings 10 speed. Top speed was 72 MPH @ 2100 RPM. it had the regular size bunk. The manual steering wasn't bad if you kept the steer axle well greased. I drove a lot of older trucks, but the new trucks are more comfortable, from ride to heat/air conditioning.
Beautiful, just beautiful. Can't wait to see what you do
Thank you! Gotta finish up the 362 first but got plans for it coming this winter.
That KW cabover could make an excellent practice vehicle for those who want to become truckers, now that you got it up and running, even though it's missing two exhaust stacks.
It’s not missing we just removed them when we hauled it home because height. Haven’t put them back on yet haha. They’re sitting in the sleeper tho.
Beautiful truck ! I hope you plan to keep it.
@@OdySlim thank you!
Nice old truck, it cleaned up really well can’t wait to see what you do with it and the old GMC.
Thank you! We got some ideas comin for them.
Can anyone say, “Feather duster?!!!!” Great job Josh and Joe 👏👏👏👏👏👏
😂 it might need some dusting haha
Tidy looking truck. I do like these old Cabovers.
Thank you!
Greetings from ireland.beautful kw cabover.great ya got her started.waiting to see what ya all do to her.👍
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Great video...keep working on her. I'd love to see her pull that drop deck flatbed!
Thank you! Hoping to work on it after I get the 362 done.
Amazing find in that condition. Mine was a '74.
Thank you. Nice! How was that 74?
Not bad for a spring ride but I still remember the pain in my foot from gassing it for hrs. at a time. Cruise control was not a thing then.
Truck now needs a good driver!
Beautiful truck hope to see more content on it
Thank you! Definitely more coming. Gotta finish up the 362 first and hope to tear into it in the shop this winter.
That truck will make a good container hauler.
Might be nearer because I don't think they come out with 8 bag.Air rides unless it was added to about seventy seven
Can't get better than that, particularly for that price. What a brilliant result.
Thank you!
Nice old truck , for sure a bargain! All the best with it .
Thank you!
Beatiful truck thats a keeper
Wow I didn’t know that you were in Gardnerville I live in Dayton Nevada you are my neighbor great channel
Awesome! Thanks for watching, and be on the lookout for the Pumpkin King. Should be hitting the road soon!
Must be 7273 model.Maybe seventy four because it has a narrow grill on it
No power steering? That and front brakes were options back then. I'm looking at a trade deal on a 76 K100. Also back then the plastic that makes up the airlines wasn't that good so this truck would need an entire replumb. Manual steering, front brakes, no Jakes, manual passenger window, spring ride, BCIII 350, 13 spd, air slide with power divider rolling on 10 buds.
I'm about finished restoring a 1982 9670, it's been a year long event but I've also ran the truck the entire time too.
You have a good truck to start from, that's the hardest part, that and finding 15x4 inch front brake pads
Yep that no power steering will make you strong 💪😎 we were looking at all the hoses and lines and will probably end up replacing everything. Anything plastic or rubber after sitting out on that farm for so long is pretty shot. Thanks for watching! And hope you get that k100.
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Thank you! Thanks for watching.
She was just out of prime. Amazed it was able to self prime and fire up. I'd recommend not to get down on that accelerator within second of moving metal that hasn't budged in nearly 20 years!
As much as he was cranking it, the oil pressure was probably already up to around 10 - 12 PSI before it actually started.
I would like to buy that truck. I started off driving one just like that when I started driver tractors.
Are you taking any of your trucks to the show in Smith Valley next weekend?
Man I just found out about that the other day. I was hoping too but we have a good friends wedding we’ll be at. ☹️
Good looking super clean old k100 someone took care of that truck for sure
Thank you! It does have some very good record books. But the nice layer of dust inside the cab has definitely been keeping the interior protected from the sun 😂
did he say "super clean?????"
What did you all do with this cabover? Haven't seen videos on it, wish it was for sale.
Still got it. Just haven’t had any time to make more videos on it yet. Hay season is real busy around here right now.
@@cfnevada I heard that, I got hay, red wheat, SSW wheat, peas and lintels to harvest, started on the wheat mother nature has been unpredictable as it's so hot and dry and then gives us just enough moisture that we missed 3 days due to 13% to 17% moisture content. I'll be looking forward to this project, I had his twin 1976 cousin until last year, it had a 1693T Cat and 15spd, miss that truck bad.
Sitting in the same spot for 18 years? That looks like a new development?
Check the earlier videos we moved it from the farm to our place before we could start it.
@@cfnevada Thought maybe that was it. Tires looked too good lol. Started at wrong video, eh?
very nice ke cabover love it and great price clean her up and get rolling if you ever get any cb s you don.t want hit me up
Thank you! Hoping to get into it more this winter after the 362 is done.
Does the horn work?
They blew a ton of dust when we tried haha. Gotta taken them and clean them out and should be good I think.
@@cfnevada AWESOME wanna trade for a 2002 mack vision sleeper truck excellent condition?
@@keepontruckinoutlawlife1248 maybe some day but for now it’s a project truck for me and my dad to work on and fix up. We found it and hauled it home together so we want to see it back on the road together too.
@@cfnevada understand keep me in mind thanks. I'm SUBSCRIBED so I watch all your videos
I live in Las Vegas, Im trying to figure what part of the state you reign from. Yerrington ?
Gardnerville, NV
@@cfnevada A lot of old calif motorcycle racers lived there. Dick Mann for one , RIP. Beautiful area
Poor old truck,sort it out you got a box full!
kids looking around like he sees an answer
I'm glad that's not my truck you're driving
How much do you want for it ? I’m ready to purchase
Maybe some day but for now we’re keeping it.
Need to double clutch it baby
Yep!
Using the clutch to shift? 😳
😂
Nice 👌
Thank you!
i see your not up on truck shifting
😂😂😂
why the truck sit for so long?
The farm changed operations. It was his dads truck and they just didn’t use it anymore but he didn’t want to sell it either. His dad recently passed away and they were selling the farm.
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goood job 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Thank you!
You need to stay out of the truck if you don't know how to float the gears cuz that's one thing that you got to do in them semis that clutch ain't made to be used unless you're starting to stopping
Nice truck it’s in great shape but hard to watch you drive it geez 😒
😂
The K100, that's what I've been waiting for. Did you check for coolant in the oil first.
Oil was good and clean. Was only a few thousand miles since it’s last oil change on the records before they parked it. It just happened to be a few gallons low on the coolant. We just got a little excited and didn’t check the coolant before we tried starting it haha
@@cfnevada good news, got to look out for pinholes in Cummins liners after sitting awhile
the more I see today the more I say.....
WTF...who's gonna fill our shoes!!!
You don’t need the clutch to shift and your hard on the gears
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This almost seems to good to be true. An old truck sits for that many years, and just like that it's running and cruising down the road... not saying it isn't possible, but...
It was hard for us to believe it at first too. But with the detailed record books and knowing the owner of the truck 🤷♂️ it definitely needs some work tho. Anything rubber needs to be replaced. (Airbags, bushings, tires) I wouldn’t say it’s road worthy yet but it was able to go around the block.
@@cfnevada That's awesome. Really, you guys got lucky. I know there's some of those trucks there's not much left to work with after 20 years of neglect.
@@jasondrinovsky7962 definitely. This came out of the desert in California. Not much rain or humidity where it came from. Cab and frame being aluminum helps too.
@@cfnevada Know the owner and the record books all you want, somebody's lying.
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Of course it will start, pfft. It's a kwhopper.
😂😂 very true! And with the big cam 400 it started just fine.
You're clutching all wrong when you drive a semi you either double clutch or you float
its painful watching you guys try and get that thing started! Ever heard of ether?
that's what I'm screaming!
What an odd sounding starter
Dude I think you don't have any idea of trucks the way you take that stik of the gear make me scare
😂
Hey, you want to be a truck driver if you really wanna know how to ship that truck nice and easy without double clutch in it except when you first take off or put in reverse you can synchronize it with the RPMs and you don’t have to bounce that truck all over hill learn
Had to quit watching