Love your video's man ❤ I grew up around truck's took my. First trip to Texas when I was 7 years old in a 1959 Diamond T I had to sleep in the floor my brother slept in the seat my dad slept in the sleeper now I am 62 and still trucking
Not going to lie it was impressive that you 2 lifted the sleeper off of the frame. But you had the Lull type machine right there. Work smarter and not harder.
Thank you! It was just a struggle to get air in the truck, we didn't want to back the brakes off, the lull had the radiator and there was just so much going on out in the yard. It was just a little easier overall to work hard for a few mins and be done with it lol.. but I'm proud to have impressed you lol
I just bought a mobile sandblaster hopefully I will be able to take part in some old vintage restorations soon.keep these old beautiful trucks on the road
Just remember. DONT DO IT INSIDE, OR ANY PLACE WITH OBJECTS IN THE SURROUNDINGS. The particles will go EVERYWHERE. First time my grandpa sandblasted in the 60s he run it in the shop doing a tractor… years later was still finding little chunks and dust behind things
Coolant looked pretty green and clean. Awesome.
Thank you!
Love your video's man ❤ I grew up around truck's took my. First trip to Texas when I was 7 years old in a 1959 Diamond T I had to sleep in the floor my brother slept in the seat my dad slept in the sleeper now I am 62 and still trucking
Wow that's awesome! Talk about a memory! I am glad your still trucking and I'm glad you enjoy watching my videos!
Good to see you, Joe!
Looking forward to the next one
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Thank you! Good to see you too! I'm excited for the next one as well! Thanks for watching!
Nice old truck. Easy to work on. No computer to fool with. Looking forward to seeing it completed.
Will definitely need a vintage Tachograph eh? ;)
I couldn't agree with you more! And thank you!
Not going to lie it was impressive that you 2 lifted the sleeper off of the frame. But you had the Lull type machine right there. Work smarter and not harder.
Thank you! It was just a struggle to get air in the truck, we didn't want to back the brakes off, the lull had the radiator and there was just so much going on out in the yard. It was just a little easier overall to work hard for a few mins and be done with it lol.. but I'm proud to have impressed you lol
That Pete is looking good !!!! Thanks 4 the update.. Look forward to seeing more
Thank you! I can't wait to bring you more of this beauty!
I just bought a mobile sandblaster hopefully I will be able to take part in some old vintage restorations soon.keep these old beautiful trucks on the road
That would be awesome! I hope you can do that and it works well for you! Thank you for watching!
Just remember. DONT DO IT INSIDE, OR ANY PLACE WITH OBJECTS IN THE SURROUNDINGS. The particles will go EVERYWHERE. First time my grandpa sandblasted in the 60s he run it in the shop doing a tractor… years later was still finding little chunks and dust behind things
Cool old iron there.
Thank you!
Hello joe love it coming along thank you ken old school
Thank you Ken! I appreciate that, it's definitely coming