Found me a '65 D200 pretty much the same way back in '95, the owners kid had pitched the #2 rod and the owner had just parked it out of disgust. $150 and a freshened 4 bbl 318 poly later it's still my daily diver. Enjoy yours!
You found & took old Dodgie Home.You did a fantastic job Washing her removing many years of dirt and moss with a high powered water blaster made all the difference that was the way to go. It is classic car enthusiasts.... Guys like you that are fixing, restoring & keeping old cars & trucks to be seen alive on the roads to be admired. These classics bring smiles to peoples faces young & old bringing back memories of the past. Thanks for saving the old dodge truck she definitely deserves a second chance a New Home....Cheers
That 1965 Dodge truck really brings up memories for me. My dad had one that lasted a long time. I cried when his baby blue Dodge locked up and quit. My dad is gone now and when I see a truck like it I'm in tears. Good luck with your find. Restore to its original glory.
I remember as a young boy an old neighbor in his '90's brush painting and stenciling his mid '60's D100 fire engine red with white top and lettering. "Why?" i asked. "This good old truck will out live me." he replied. I've wanted one ever since. Joe Cocker sound track was perfect by the way! Great find!
Sometimes life's rhythms just fall in and other times you just seem to fight the current. I 've found some of the best vehicles and other things, are the ones that just happen to come your way.
A fine truck for bringing back to life! I had a 1969 D200 for 39 years that always started and ran fine. My old Dodge was purchased and restored this year and now has a new home. Happy trails to this fine ride... Skip
That has to be the most beautiful truck I ever saw. I bet she was so happy to be so clean after sitting so long. Thank you guys for saving this piece of American automotive history and giving it a second chance at life
That is a beauty to behold. Lets hope and pray the kid ain't a total retart like he usually is and leaves it like that or goes spinning the tires with it.... That body is so straight and well preserved it is begging to be a total resto. In about 25 years that truck will have astronomical value. It already has historical value. We just did one similar to it here. It was found on/at a Pickle farm in Southern Georgia had been garage kept until the 80's when it was given up the motor was toast bread. The body was arrow straight the interior mostly other than the seat it had rubber mat flooring which was common for 1965 & 66 on back. The stainless trim glowed in the dark and the guy that bought it still realize some of things like them reflectors and stuff the screws as well as the holes the screws went into became rust repair areas but due to the thickness of the metal it was easy to weld patches to it here and there. The rockers we got in a kit that had new weather stripping and wing windows @Tonys parts. The kit was a better part of $1,000 for everything. But it came with glass for the wing windows were a total assembly like drop in. The problems with the doors were beautiful outside but rotted inside at places so we surgically removed the critical portions of the doors from the insides also rust proofed the rest of the door inside out. We created the new pieces by hand and welded it all back up. The thing now sits in the guys garage he loves the truck it has a 3spd on the floor too. I found a 360 motor on line which was not an old style 360 but the truck cooked along we cammed the motor and added headers and Holley DEMON 4bbl. The trans went bad this past November he got a rebuilt for $1,000 for somewhere. I would say with what he paid us he us here and the other stuff he has to have 10K in the truck total by now but it is a honey like that one. I have an 88 Ford Highboy and it is going the same route only the bed is missing as well as rear fuel tank is also missing. Well preserved but still a money pit... It seemed like a simple restoration and it basically did not seem like much until ya start taking shit apart and try to make work right again. That is where sweet looking vehicles like these start being a total pain in the ass.
for sitting that long, it looks in really great shape, dont see any rot holes or any rust for that matter- shoot even the trim n front bumper are really sharp. nice score!👍
You are so lucky to find a truck in this condition. These old Dodge trucks have a nice style to them. I believe they called it "wind swept". Anyway looks good to me.
I gotta tell ya, Dylan, one of the best parts of your vids when you bring home these Mopars and just pressure washing them off, it's like unwrapping a Christmas present and seeing what is under all that mold and lyken. That truck looks like you just drove it home. And you must have an old soul, lol. The music you use is the best ever!! Keep it up and don't think that people are not liking what you do, because I for one, really do!
Dylan McCool this truck definitely deserved being rescued these old things just seem to never die even if you leave them sitting for as long as this one has
It's so satisfying to pressure wash the filth off an old car or truck. One of my favorite parts of this hobby. Even watching somebody else do it is intoxicating.
I own a '70. 383 automatic. 62k original miles. Factory a/c. Original owner traded it in on new Dakota in 1995. Dealership screwed him over big time. She's a beaut. Very satisfying to see this one saved.
My grandma has one of these but it was the camper edition and it needs a little TLC but for being 50+ years it has zero rust on the exterior of the body. I wanna do a restoration project on it one day hopefully.
As soon as you added the new tires, this truck came to life. Then, I couldn’t wait for you to finish washing it to see what it would look like all clean! Wow! Beautiful truck!
The Dodge D100, is in my opinion, the most beatiful pick-up, I am from Brazil and this model is very rare around here, congratulations on your amazing find! all the best, Marcos
Great vid Pal. You and your dad work real well together hope you appreciate what you got and I'm knot talking about the truck. I watched got a cup of Jo and listened to Joe. Good job.
I learned to drive on a 68 D100 with slant six three on the tree. My Dad bought it new for $2000 and I got my license in 69. It was a tough truck, he drove it to work and we went hunting and fishing in it. We loaded a john boat in the back and hauled all sorts of stuff. Just like trucks are made to do not just drive around town pretending to be tough. lol The next year he bought a Dart Custom with the slant six and torqueflite. He paid less then $3000 for it and I got to drive it to school. I had a great Dad and he knew the value of those Chrysler vehicles. We had two new vehicles for less then $5000 and they were both dependable and tough.
Stayed for the old dodge truck...enjoyed the find and pull off the yard and onto the trailer...entranced by the pressure wash segment...mesmerizing...and thank you for reminding me how much I really liked Joe Cocker...
This is a VERY intriguing rescue! I am amazed at how straight that truck is. It is obviously a truck that was well cared for... right up until it was parked. It's also obvious that it sat for a long long time. BUT even so it wasn't abused where it sat, just neglected. I would LOVE to hear the history of it, it seems as if there has to be an interesting story behind it! Did it get parked because it's owner died? Did it get parked for some mechanical issue? Also was the guy who last drove it the original owner? Great find, it's going to come back and look awesome I'm sure.
Inquiring minds want two2 know. Truck cleaned up real well. Would be interesting two2 know the story as your title says 24 years and that brings us back to 93 and the truck looks two2 bee a 71 I believe by the parking lights. Looking forward to Mr CT's answer.
Yeah, I originally thought it was a 69, then a 68 and back to a 69... I think late year in 68 they must have added the front fender reflectors. The 71 hood doesn't have the eye brows...
That was beautiful. I'm a Ford guy, but I love all old cars / trucks. They all had so much character back then I gotta admit, between the wonderful croons of Joe Cocker I almost teared up at 2:41 watching that truck get pulled to sanctuary.
Impeccable !!! It does not need painting, only water! I have a Dodge Diesel DP100 year 1977 made in Argentina, similar to this one. These vehicles will work forever while there is fuel in the tank !!!
That's cool as s*** man my very first pickup truck was a 1970 three quarter ton camper special natural 383 727 torqueflite it was a rocket ship dude would love to have another one
Yup I have owned many cool cars and never regretted selling any of them until 10 years ago I had a 1978 IH Scout II and sold it and regretted it ever since until last week I bought another 78 Scout and I know I won't be selling this one It is just too cool a truck man !
The fact that the body panels have no holes in them, caused by rust, was the most impressive part of watching the whole video. I simply cannot believe that they used to do such an impressive job of painting the panels so well back then: impressive work. Aren’t you planning to spend some on upgrading its engine and interior?
This truck takes me back to a much more simple time. I bet someone was so happy the day they bought and drove this truck home probably down a dusty dirt road.
That truck brought back so many memories for me. My grandfather had a forest green 69 just like it. I remember @ 5 years old pumping the brakes for him after he did a full brake job on it. Just sub to follow this one. Thank you for saving the old stuff.
There's nothing like a Ram tough Sweptline being rescued and power washed to look pristine clean.... Tip my hat off to you Dylan for restoring and rescuing Mo-Pars to their former glory.... It takes a patient man with a sincere love for the product that he works on.....Delight yourselves in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart... (Psalm 37:4)
It's funny how whereas paint spraying always seems better all sped-up, this water sprayer was so satisfying to watch all those years of grime fall away. And what a surprisingly nice shade of blue she is. 'With a Little Help..' choice was a stroke of genius too, I thought. HaHa That song was perfect for this !!
Tow rig needs to be a Dodge haha. So satisfying watching the years of build up be blasted off with the power washer. Great looking truck. Awesome instagram as well 👍
With all due respect for your commentary, this format of your videos was a breath of fresh air. Absolutely loved the music with the supremely satisfying pressure wash of the blue boy. Keep 'em comin'!
MostlymoparIH Dodge realized that since the rotation on the tires on the drivers side was counter clockwise, they would put counterclockwise threads on the one side so that if the lug nuts came loose, they would self tighten instead of loosening up even more. #moparingenuity
Looks identcal to the one dad had in 70's except his was a 3/4 ton Camper Special with a 318. Speedo only goes to 100. The truck went well past that and the needle broke off. I told my dad that it just popped off when I hit a big bump, and he didn't know the difference until a few years ago. Loved that truck!
I've never come across a channel where all I had to do was watch a single video to make me subscribe, but that was all I needed. It's obvious this channel has quality content. Great videography and choice of music, it feels like a documentary without even speaking a word.
This is car porn to me. Joe Cocker growling Beatles and Stones covers from the early 70s (that was my first LP ever), and when the lichens and moss are blasted away, a cool old Mopar truck that looks great, and anyone would be proud to own. You have the gift, Dylan. I'm not even a truck guy. I have a 72 Cpe de Ville w 35K original miles, and am 4/5ths of the way through a 63.5 Galaxie restomod, but this - this is a truck I could love.
Two excellent classics , the pick up and joe cocker , lets hope it got the right help from its friends . The work done right to bring it back to life , keep saving the classics people , its all American motor heritage . Excellent job saving this one guys , .
Elephant Seal she is soon to see new life trucks like that deserve to live on but it's sad to take in the fact that millions of these things including Chevys and Fords are slowly wasting away forgotten and unloved in forests and barns some which are doomed to never be found
Great find and music ,vid. Glad to know there's Joe Cocker fans still around. Ha. Space Man by Joe and company geez .. maybe forty years since i heard that one. Woo ... Ahhhh.....
I found the power washing, sooooo satisfying!! lol It's amazing how by simply cleaning the truck, and putting on 4 new wheels and tires, it went from a worthless piece of junk, to a really cool project!! Love it...
Thank you for saving this Dodge. At one time in history the Dodge power wagon was a useful piece of machinery for are troops during WW2. So long live the under dog Dodge pickup truck!
I cannot believe how sharp and straight that Dodge is after staying on the weather like that for so long ....I’ve seen one the same in Brazil it was bright hugger orange and all red inside... it looked awesome red/red
Found me a '65 D200 pretty much the same way back in '95, the owners kid had pitched the #2 rod and the owner had just parked it out of disgust. $150 and a freshened 4 bbl 318 poly later it's still my daily diver. Enjoy yours!
You found & took old Dodgie Home.You did a fantastic job Washing her removing many years of dirt and moss with a high powered water blaster made all the difference that was the way to go. It is classic car enthusiasts.... Guys like you that are fixing, restoring & keeping old cars & trucks to be seen alive on the roads to be admired. These classics bring smiles to peoples faces young & old bringing back memories of the past. Thanks for saving the old dodge truck she definitely deserves a second chance a New Home....Cheers
That 1965 Dodge truck really brings up memories for me. My dad had one that lasted a long time. I cried when his baby blue Dodge locked up and quit.
My dad is gone now and when I see a truck like it I'm in tears. Good luck with your find. Restore to its original glory.
My dad and I have gotten two blue ones
'68
I remember as a young boy an old neighbor in his '90's brush painting and stenciling his mid '60's D100 fire engine red with white top and lettering. "Why?" i asked. "This good old truck will out live me." he replied. I've wanted one ever since. Joe Cocker sound track was perfect by the way! Great find!
@Dylan McCool Great find! It cleaned up very nicely too, can't wait to see more of it!
ImpactJunky Is Dylan Living the Charmed Life or what ? Dammit boy
@Shaun Clifton He sure is lol
Sometimes life's rhythms just fall in and other times you just seem to fight the current. I 've found some of the best vehicles and other things, are the ones that just happen to come your way.
Yes like my 1995 c1500. My Barn find! August 2016
A fine truck for bringing back to life! I had a 1969 D200 for 39 years that always started and ran fine. My old Dodge was purchased and restored this year and now has a new home. Happy trails to this fine ride... Skip
Best power washing transformation ever, and the Joe Cocker music is totally on point.
That has to be the most beautiful truck I ever saw. I bet she was so happy to be so clean after sitting so long. Thank you guys for saving this piece of American automotive history and giving it a second chance at life
That is a beauty to behold. Lets hope and pray the kid ain't a total retart like he usually is and leaves it like that or goes spinning the tires with it.... That body is so straight and well preserved it is begging to be a total resto. In about 25 years that truck will have astronomical value. It already has historical value. We just did one similar to it here. It was found on/at a Pickle farm in Southern Georgia had been garage kept until the 80's when it was given up the motor was toast bread. The body was arrow straight the interior mostly other than the seat it had rubber mat flooring which was common for 1965 & 66 on back. The stainless trim glowed in the dark and the guy that bought it still realize some of things like them reflectors and stuff the screws as well as the holes the screws went into became rust repair areas but due to the thickness of the metal it was easy to weld patches to it here and there. The rockers we got in a kit that had new weather stripping and wing windows @Tonys parts. The kit was a better part of $1,000 for everything. But it came with glass for the wing windows were a total assembly like drop in. The problems with the doors were beautiful outside but rotted inside at places so we surgically removed the critical portions of the doors from the insides also rust proofed the rest of the door inside out. We created the new pieces by hand and welded it all back up. The thing now sits in the guys garage he loves the truck it has a 3spd on the floor too. I found a 360 motor on line which was not an old style 360 but the truck cooked along we cammed the motor and added headers and Holley DEMON 4bbl. The trans went bad this past November he got a rebuilt for $1,000 for somewhere. I would say with what he paid us he us here and the other stuff he has to have 10K in the truck total by now but it is a honey like that one. I have an 88 Ford Highboy and it is going the same route only the bed is missing as well as rear fuel tank is also missing. Well preserved but still a money pit... It seemed like a simple restoration and it basically did not seem like much until ya start taking shit apart and try to make work right again. That is where sweet looking vehicles like these start being a total pain in the ass.
for sitting that long, it looks in really great shape, dont see any rot holes or any rust for that matter- shoot even the trim n front bumper are really sharp. nice score!👍
The rocker under the door on the passenger side, pretty nasty holes,
alot does need replacing still tho
Interesting triangular shaped symbol.
giberish9 That's called a fratzog
You are so lucky to find a truck in this condition. These old Dodge trucks have a nice style to them. I believe they called it "wind swept". Anyway looks good to me.
I grew up with a 1965 dodge like that one. I sat in tears as I remember my dad who drove it.
I sure do miss them both.
I gotta tell ya, Dylan, one of the best parts of your vids when you bring home these Mopars and just pressure washing them off, it's like unwrapping a Christmas present and seeing what is under all that mold and lyken. That truck looks like you just drove it home. And you must have an old soul, lol. The music you use is the best ever!! Keep it up and don't think that people are not liking what you do, because I for one, really do!
Lloyd Setty Thank you so much!
Dylan McCool This is better than watching an old favorite TV series back when they were actually good !
Shaun Clifton Thank you!
Dylan McCool this truck definitely deserved being rescued these old things just seem to never die even if you leave them sitting for as long as this one has
It's so satisfying to pressure wash the filth off an old car or truck. One of my favorite parts of this hobby. Even watching somebody else do it is intoxicating.
Nothing more satisfying than watching years of neglect get washed "away".
Muy buen video
This is so heartwarming to watch. Happy the truck found a new home.
Wow she looks good, the cleanup is one of my favorite parts of bringing home a car that sat for years great video!!
Thought I was the only one who felt so satisfied seeing a dirty old truck being pressure washed :-)
If that truck could talk there would be a lot of gratitude given to you just for the bath. R.I.P Joe Cocker.
I own a '70. 383 automatic. 62k original miles. Factory a/c. Original owner traded it in on new Dakota in 1995. Dealership screwed him over big time. She's a beaut. Very satisfying to see this one saved.
Who else thinks it's satisfying to pressure wash a truck they pulled out of the woods or somethin like this one
I certainly do
Not only that but is it just me or do they always find the coolest cars and trucks with absolutely perfect patina on them
Givin it that first shot of tlc!
main reason wh i watch them
i also love it how they are sort of giving it life
My grandma has one of these but it was the camper edition and it needs a little TLC but for being 50+ years it has zero rust on the exterior of the body. I wanna do a restoration project on it one day hopefully.
It cleaned up well
24 years and still shine like new truly a beautiful truck
This is like one of those videos of things that's satisfying to watch.
As soon as you added the new tires, this truck came to life. Then, I couldn’t wait for you to finish washing it to see what it would look like all clean! Wow! Beautiful truck!
I have always been a mopar guy but not necessarily into the d100's until recently, now we have 2 running and driving. Very cool truck.
The Dodge D100, is in my opinion, the most beatiful pick-up, I am from Brazil and this model is very rare around here, congratulations on your amazing find! all the best, Marcos
Great vid Pal. You and your dad work real well together hope you appreciate what you got and I'm knot talking about the truck.
I watched got a cup of Jo and listened to Joe. Good job.
I had a similar model (70 3/4) 30+ years ago. Cool to see someone bringing one of these back to life! This truck deserves to live.
I'm always amazed watching old tires get lifted or pulled out of the ground after so long.
I learned to drive on a 68 D100 with slant six three on the tree. My Dad bought it new for $2000 and I got my license in 69. It was a tough truck, he drove it to work and we went hunting and fishing in it. We loaded a john boat in the back and hauled all sorts of stuff. Just like trucks are made to do not just drive around town pretending to be tough. lol The next year he bought a Dart Custom with the slant six and torqueflite. He paid less then $3000 for it and I got to drive it to school. I had a great Dad and he knew the value of those Chrysler vehicles. We had two new vehicles for less then $5000 and they were both dependable and tough.
Jeez sitting for 24 years? That paint is indestructible
I am agree
Cuz mopar us high paint back in the days better then what the use now a days
Heinz owned a 1969 Dodge D200 for thirty something years, I appreciate your efforts to keep another Dodge on the road... looking' good!! Thanks.
Great time period correct Joe Cocker, nice classic touch...
I love how cleanly all.of the dirt and moss came off.
Stayed for the old dodge truck...enjoyed the find and pull off the yard and onto the trailer...entranced by the pressure wash segment...mesmerizing...and thank you for reminding me how much I really liked Joe Cocker...
Can't stop watch'in this video, So much Dodge, your presentations are amaz'in
That old truck looks absolutely amazing. My dad's was a long wheel, slant 6 engine, 3 on the tree transmission. Brings back memories seeing that.
This is a VERY intriguing rescue! I am amazed at how straight that truck is. It is obviously a truck that was well cared for... right up until it was parked. It's also obvious that it sat for a long long time. BUT even so it wasn't abused where it sat, just neglected. I would LOVE to hear the history of it, it seems as if there has to be an interesting story behind it! Did it get parked because it's owner died? Did it get parked for some mechanical issue? Also was the guy who last drove it the original owner? Great find, it's going to come back and look awesome I'm sure.
MISTERComaToes Thank you! I'll do a follow up on it in another video.
Inquiring minds want two2 know.
Truck cleaned up real well.
Would be interesting two2 know the story as your title says 24 years and that brings us back to 93 and the truck looks two2 bee a 71 I believe by the parking lights. Looking forward to Mr CT's answer.
That's a 1968 Dodge I believe, the 71 had a little different hood I think.
Dylan says it a 68 but I thought they had round parking lights.
Yeah, I originally thought it was a 69, then a 68 and back to a 69... I think late year in 68 they must have added the front fender reflectors. The 71 hood doesn't have the eye brows...
That was beautiful. I'm a Ford guy, but I love all old cars / trucks. They all had so much character back then I gotta admit, between the wonderful croons of Joe Cocker I almost teared up at 2:41 watching that truck get pulled to sanctuary.
somepeople make me mad who else the people who dislike the really crazy because u r a good utuber man
Impeccable !!! It does not need painting, only water! I have a Dodge Diesel DP100 year 1977 made in Argentina, similar to this one. These vehicles will work forever while there is fuel in the tank !!!
Went from a hunk of yard junk to nearly presentable with a simple power wash. I'd like to see a new Dodge pull that off.
Ha. If you leave a bew dodge sit for that long and try to pressure wash it.. youll be left with 4 tires and a cracked dash
That truck looks so happy after you cleaned it. And Joe cocker was a good choice of music.
Great save and such a transformation with that wash looks good and solid
This video has it all!!! Truck rescue, full pressure wash! And my old Sheffield mate Joe Cocker!!
That's cool as s*** man my very first pickup truck was a 1970 three quarter ton camper special natural 383 727 torqueflite it was a rocket ship dude would love to have another one
Yup I have owned many cool cars and never regretted selling any of them until 10 years ago I had a 1978 IH Scout II and sold it and regretted it ever since until last week I bought another 78 Scout and I know I won't be selling this one It is just too cool a truck man !
Me too mine was a 68 Adventurer w/ 383 1/2 ton and I took down a few chevelles, novas, mustangs etc. It sure was fast.
YOU ARE THE #1 CLASSIC CAR SAVER.
was that wax you were blowing off, it's pristine? this truck is beautiful and in great shape. congratulations on a great truck.
The fact that the body panels have no holes in them, caused by rust, was the most impressive part of watching the whole video. I simply cannot believe that they used to do such an impressive job of painting the panels so well back then: impressive work. Aren’t you planning to spend some on upgrading its engine and interior?
WHO ELSE FELT CLEANER AFTER WATCHING THIS? :)
johnny jp I did :)
HA!!!!!!!! WHEW!!!!!! :)
I needed a cigarette after watching.
Amusant!!!! Joecoeckerenmusique de fond!!!!choixheureuxet gonflé !!!!!
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I love this video. It seemed like the old girl was smiling! Hope you enjoy many years of driving that beautiful truck. Thank you for sharing.
Truck: Finally a damn shower!
Ok first off Joe Cocker ROCKS!!! He would have pressure cleaned that truck in 3 minutes. LOVING Space Captain while you wash off 24 year old gunk!!!
Só quem e apaixonado por carros clássicos sabe o que esse vídeo singnifica ..., Deus e mais..
This truck takes me back to a much more simple time. I bet someone was so happy the day they bought and drove this truck home probably down a dusty dirt road.
Another save 👍!!!Awesome job .. Great video too , can't wait to see what y'all do with this one!
Restoring an import is never gonna feel this satisfying.
Linda, maravilhosa! Aqui no Brasil, a Dodge 100 foi vendida por anos, mas são raras as sobreviventes !!!
That truck brought back so many memories for me. My grandfather had a forest green 69 just like it. I remember @ 5 years old pumping the brakes for him after he did a full brake job on it. Just sub to follow this one. Thank you for saving the old stuff.
This is a '68, right? My Dad had a '69 40 years ago. 318 3-on-the-tree. It's what I learned to drive a stick on. I would love to own this one.
todd riley You got it!
Cool-my Dad had a 69 also with 225 slant 6 3 on the tree.
There's nothing like a Ram tough Sweptline being rescued and power washed to look pristine clean.... Tip my hat off to you Dylan for restoring and rescuing Mo-Pars to their former glory.... It takes a patient man with a sincere love for the product that he works on.....Delight yourselves in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart... (Psalm 37:4)
great video, nice truck, good find.
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It's funny how whereas paint spraying always seems better all sped-up, this water sprayer was so satisfying to watch all those years of grime fall away. And what a surprisingly nice shade of blue she is. 'With a Little Help..' choice was a stroke of genius too, I thought. HaHa That song was perfect for this !!
Tow rig needs to be a Dodge haha.
So satisfying watching the years of build up be blasted off with the power washer. Great looking truck. Awesome instagram as well 👍
Love the sweptlines! Me and my dad are currently restoring a short bed, crew cab next!
Super Sweet
With all due respect for your commentary, this format of your videos was a breath of fresh air. Absolutely loved the music with the supremely satisfying pressure wash of the blue boy. Keep 'em comin'!
Righty loosey lefty tightey.
MostlymoparIH A MoPar exclusive!
Welcome to the Brotherhood of Muscle.
MostlymoparIH Been there since the first "Hemi Under Glass" and Bill Golden's "Little Red Wagon" tore up the 1320 on 2 wheels.
MostlymoparIH Dodge realized that since the rotation on the tires on the drivers side was counter clockwise, they would put counterclockwise threads on the one side so that if the lug nuts came loose, they would self tighten instead of loosening up even more. #moparingenuity
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Looks identcal to the one dad had in 70's except his was a 3/4 ton Camper Special with a 318. Speedo only goes to 100. The truck went well past that and the needle broke off. I told my dad that it just popped off when I hit a big bump, and he didn't know the difference until a few years ago. Loved that truck!
Another good one!!
TheDustyaman Thank you!
After that wash i expected the truck to give a great happy shake and fluff out all sparkly and clean!!!
What a score!
I feel very fresh after watching you guys wash the old truck.
An oil change and bleed the brakes. You're good to go!
I've never come across a channel where all I had to do was watch a single video to make me subscribe, but that was all I needed. It's obvious this channel has quality content. Great videography and choice of music, it feels like a documentary without even speaking a word.
The old dodges are righthand thread on the right side and left hand thread on the left side LOL
This is car porn to me. Joe Cocker growling Beatles and Stones covers from the early 70s (that was my first LP ever), and when the lichens and moss are blasted away, a cool old Mopar truck that looks great, and anyone would be proud to own. You have the gift, Dylan. I'm not even a truck guy. I have a 72 Cpe de Ville w 35K original miles, and am 4/5ths of the way through a 63.5 Galaxie restomod, but this - this is a truck I could love.
Leave the patina freshen up the the mechanicals and ride
one of the most satisfying videos i have ever watched...America made the best vehicles, i love that era and that Truck!!!
waiting for the video starting that nice truck
Two excellent classics , the pick up and joe cocker , lets hope it got the right help from its friends . The work done right to bring it back to life , keep saving the classics people , its all American motor heritage . Excellent job saving this one guys , .
What year is it? And what are your plans for it?
korbin varney It's a '68. As of now the options are endless.
Dylan McCool that truck was pretty well preserved
Elephant Seal she is soon to see new life trucks like that deserve to live on but it's sad to take in the fact that millions of these things including Chevys and Fords are slowly wasting away forgotten and unloved in forests and barns some which are doomed to never be found
Just waiting hoping someone will find them and bring them back from the dead
korbin varney that would require the ability.to talk.
Great find and music ,vid. Glad to know there's Joe Cocker fans still around. Ha. Space Man by Joe and company geez .. maybe forty years since i heard that one. Woo ... Ahhhh.....
For once decent music w the video.
I found the power washing, sooooo satisfying!! lol It's amazing how by simply cleaning the truck, and putting on 4 new wheels and tires, it went from a worthless piece of junk, to a really cool project!! Love it...
El Video se tiene que llamar "COMO LAVAR UNA CAMIONETA SUCIA"
Correcto Contigo camarada
Segun el video hace años q estaba parada esa camioneta ....la lavo y estaba nueva la pintura los paragolpes ..
Thank you for saving this Dodge. At one time in history the Dodge power wagon was a useful piece of machinery for are troops during WW2. So long live the under dog Dodge pickup truck!
Dylan, awesome rescue! What are your plans for this one?
Nice, I've been working on a 1971 crew cab that i drug out of a pasture, it has been parked since 94
Sexiest shower seen I’ve ever watched ! I Couldn’t believe the condition it was in. Beautiful truck.
Nice job saving the truck , my arms would have been tired after all the power washing , but it's really cool.
The wonder years theme song
I cannot believe how sharp and straight that Dodge is after staying on the weather like that for so long ....I’ve seen one the same in Brazil it was bright hugger orange and all red inside... it looked awesome red/red
does not look like it been sitting 24 years maybe 7 yrs
mrjonf01 f Last tagged in 1993.
cool looks like your petty shop truck & I drive a 07 ford ranger 4 cyl auto
I can email ya a photo if you like
My first truck was a 1964 Dodge that looked close to this one. What a work horse it was. Nice cleaning job man. Good video too.
Kakdu
DODGE DODGE DOGGE NUMBER ONE FROM SINCE!!!.....:).
I had totally forgotten about the old left-handed threads on the lugs until I watched you changing that tire.
That's Dodge made in my country. '70,'72 my favorite dark green and a Perkins motor🇦🇷
Daaaamn... I'm not a Dodge guy, but I like any and all old pickups, and it's cool as hell watching this one get a bath 😂
Great video
Unbelievable that the bumper is still glowing n good shape