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Why do all of the guys on car videos channels , turn in to comedians and take away from the content of the video . seen fake to over reacting to cutting a bolt , screwing around will get someone hurt .
So many car channels focus on rare cars or expensive cars that I have little to no chance of ever owning. I love the videos about vehicles i might actually be able to have as a project of my own one day
These odd ball cheap projects are what so many guys need right now for motivation. Too many 6 figure builds on social media right now. Get it rolling then worry about getting it right.
@@StayTunedTA I had a 64 m100 long bed removed a bunch of leafs from it laid it on 17” ram steel wheels a lot like the police wheels 300 6 4 speed with 3.00 gears. Unfortunately I had to sell it before I got to drive it but it was such a cool truck and I will build another one when my kids are older.
This has been one of my favorite builds so far. There is nothing here that I can't do or can't afford. That means a lot to me. Keep up the great work guys!
The soon to be lost art of carburetor setup and rebuilding. It is about time Barb dusted off this Dodge, perfect shop truck. Also I love watching this channel grow! Whoever is editing the videos, you are doing great.
You guys are my current favorite auto channel. Like the variety of projects, footage, background music, conversation and jokes, and the pace. Great stuff - thank you!
Mr. B. Here ! 👀😎👍. Finally you guys are showing those who think that spending a lot of money to build a killer truck is not realistic ! What has been done is killer ! 🍕🍕🍺👍👍👍👍
8:27 re: Z-bar linkage. An external hydraulic system has advantages (especially self adjusting), but a mechanical Z-bar setup can be REALLY nice if you replace the cheap factory wear-prone pivots with heim joints. My CJ7 was a mess to shift before the simple heim joint swap and now it's by far my favorite clutch to use. It feels like a bolt action rifle. My 5.0 MGB is getting a Nissan truck hydraulic cylinder on the T5 because joining the factory master via 3an braided is easy peasy. The builds on this channel are some of the best out there.
the trick on my 77 Nova 350 4spd. is to only use the clutch from a dead stop. and upshift w/o the clutch! work suprisingly well for the old saginaw M21! ive never used the clutch to slow down w/ my old car i let it in neutral and use the brake. since they are cheaper and easier to replace! 😁
Thanks for showing the 72-93 Dodge trucks some love. This could have easily been another C10 revival 🤦♂️ Also thanks for the detail you shown on how to flip the rear and lower the front. Lots of questions get asked on the group pages about this and from now on I will reference this video
Grew up with a 1974 two-tone (yellow-beige/cream) Dodge D200 that my Dad flew to Detroit for in order to get the exact specs he wanted. Had a 440 ci V8 engine in it! Dad intended to put a camper on, but it ended up being his work truck most of his life. Had some great memories driving in that thing!
The Leaning Tower of Power. kid had one in highschool that we worked on in autoshop, Teach said it was probably one of if not the most reliable engine Dodge ever built.
I watched too many Emergency! reruns as a kid. Always wanted one of those Dodge trucks. Had a 91 S-10, loved the Sike-clone too. You're really hitting them out of the park right now. Plus we don't have to wait months for a 10 part series. Bought a hat and shirt a few months ago. Should've waited so I could grab a Sike-clonse shirt.
From one Pennsylvanian to another, Great video Tony! Love the channel, you and the crew look like you really enjoy working together. Ordered the new sweatshirt. I also have the Angelo's Gym and the Firebird 3/4 sleeve shirt.
Id love to work in a place like this. Just helping out on super crazy, nasty hot rods all day with the boys. All the builds lately have been killer, shout out NEPA!
@@StayTunedTA I had a '78 two tone longbed 4spd 318 back in the mid 90's. It was questionable at best, but nothing I've had since scratched that farm truck itch the same way.
I've heard many times over the decades you can't kill the slant six, but I grenaded my ex's in her 68 satellite just driving it normally. It gave me an excuse to hop up a 318 from a 70-71 Challenger, threw a 360 cam and x heads with Blackjack headers some turbo 400's with 2 1/2" exhaust off my defunct 440 barracuda and it was a hot screamer!😲👍 The slant sacrificed itself for better things. Cool deal with the truck.
Down and dirty! Confetti pop was the icing on the cake. Great little attainable type of build. Like a lot of guys in the comment section this is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels. So many fun builds going on. Can't wait to see what's next, guess I just better ... STAY ⚡️ TUNED
Thats what i was hoping. I am a mopar guy and ive heard a slant 6 can b built up and b wicked. Unfortunately ive never seen it. I have dreams of doing it myself in some oddball mopar some day
This is what the car community needs. Real dudes, working on real cars(or trucks) that arent show pieces. They're rusty and neglected. And it doesnt take several thousand dollars to have fun.
Projects like this make me hate my state even more. This truck would be $5,000 “Parked when ran but half of engine is gone and I’m keeping the tires, battery, gas, and you have to remove those for me and you’re not allowed to drive a trailer to it so you’ll have to push it up the hill 300 yards to the street after you’ve removed everything I’m keeping. No lowballers.”
You guys should've been building hot rods in the early 60's. The creativity and talent is through the roof! That sub $1000 truck is worth daily driving now!!
I agree with the previous comments. Beaters with heaters is what most of us can afford to build and seeing channels actually do that in a fairly reasonable budget is absolutely what we all need right now.
I'd like to see the guys put an aftermarket cam in this little six cylinder and maybe an aftermarket intake manifold and headers if they exist. Wring that little 6 banger out!
I drive this pickup, it is my first pickup and I just watched all of the episodes on this and wow.... I think I know what I might do on mine. I wasn't sure what I wanted to do on it but this has given me plenty of inspiration... Thank you!
Bought a 73 D100 at government auction in Idaho in 82 Faded paint allowed me to read GSA MOTOR POOL on the doors 318 granny gear np 435 Trans 83/4 rear Drove that beast well into the 90s Bulletproof!
I learned one thing doing ball joints in D100. Dodge with the screw in ball joints after you tighten them down bring the mig welder over & Tach each ball joint in all the way around. Because most likely the threads aren't able to hold them anymore. First one i did 2 days later both uppers completely popped out. I tached each ball joint on each side of every point on the hex with 1/8" long bead. Haven't had any issues since.
Picked up an 85 D150, a few dings but no rust. $1700, slant six and 4spd OD. The block is cracked, he had straight water in it when it got to single digits last year. I’m swapping in a 318 magnum with a carb soon. Next year it’ll get a 5.7/8spd. It’ll get the van LCA swap and some drop hangers. The 8.25 will have to get swapped for a 9.25 when the Hemi goes in. This will be my son’s truck eventually. I’m hunting for a 72-80.
Cool truck, My dad has one like this, but it's a 77 2 wheel drive short box 440 all original. We live in Wisconsin and it just so happened a older lady in her 60s from Florida drove it up here to visit some family members and reverse went out in the transmission so she sold it to my dad for $600. That was back in 1992 and it been sitting in my dad's storage shed since then. These old Dodges were always my favorite out of the main 3.
You guys are the best. My Dad is from Hellertown and my Mom is from Quakertown. Always enjoy the pizza scenes and hoagie runs. My grandparents were big on the birch beer, too. Keep rockin - love the truck.
24yr old me had an 84 4spd slant 6 4x4 30yrs ago. Then, I knew so little about vehicles. Had no idea my problems were likely a ballist resistor or regulator. Definitely one I wish I had back. Cool truck guys
Barb I had 83 4x4 318 auto for my son's first truck , he wanted my neighbors chevy . I sold it to buy that chevy for him . About a year later I saw my old truck and bought it back , I loved that truck , it was solid . Had oil pan gasket leaking . Have to pull the motor to change it thou . Ended up selling it again . But mis it bad , good luck with yours . Looks in great shape ! Peace and Love !
You rocked it on Hot Rod Garage....now rocking on your own YT channel. Great work! Love the fact that your shop is literally a few miles from my house. SC in the house!!
I had a 78 truck with the same set up except it was a custom 150 with the super slant 6 with A833 od 4 speed manual, probably the best truck I've ever owned. It had the custom interior package with the bucket seats with the buddy seat/ console. After tuning the 2 barrel Carter bbd it got 50 mpg on flat ground at 60 mph! Loved that truck👍
I came to this channel because i saw the sikeclone and that still is an awesome series, but this one episode made me enjoy the channel more. It was a start to finish project that had a lot of content packed into a hr. Going to have to go back and watch old vids now.
I just started a '79 D100. Basically the exact same truck. Mine is a 318. Thank you for this video. Because I am on Ole Fat man working outside, mine is taking more then 2 days! Please do more vids on this truck!
I grew up with a 1980 plymouth volare wagon that had the same motor/carb, and I remember how that carb hated ethanol, literally dissolved the accelerator pump, so I got pretty good at rebuilding that carb.
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Please don’t let Tony lose the Shop!🤣🤣🤣
Junkyard digs, pole barn garage keep it pretty low buck as well as old vice grip garage a few others too
Why do all of the guys on car videos channels , turn in to comedians and take away from the content of the video . seen fake to over reacting to cutting a bolt , screwing around will get someone hurt .
Are we restocking medium crew neck sweatshirts 👀
So many car channels focus on rare cars or expensive cars that I have little to no chance of ever owning. I love the videos about vehicles i might actually be able to have as a project of my own one day
Awesome! We keep it pretty down and dirty here!
There's room for all of the channels and I appreciate them, but I'm with you, save a few checks and have fun.
Why do you even watch those channels to begin with?
@StayTunedTA 💯% keep up the amazing work and content
@@alexcoronaI occasionally like seeing shiny new parts being put on. I'm sick of the will it run videos with basic carbureted cars.
These odd ball cheap projects are what so many guys need right now for motivation. Too many 6 figure builds on social media right now. Get it rolling then worry about getting it right.
Agreed! So many smiles already cruising this thing around, its awesome! and he can upgrade from here.
@@StayTunedTA I had a 64 m100 long bed removed a bunch of leafs from it laid it on 17” ram steel wheels a lot like the police wheels 300 6 4 speed with 3.00 gears. Unfortunately I had to sell it before I got to drive it but it was such a cool truck and I will build another one when my kids are older.
The stance and the wheels!!! Perfecto!!!
This has been one of my favorite builds so far. There is nothing here that I can't do or can't afford. That means a lot to me. Keep up the great work guys!
The soon to be lost art of carburetor setup and rebuilding. It is about time Barb dusted off this Dodge, perfect shop truck. Also I love watching this channel grow! Whoever is editing the videos, you are doing great.
You guys are my current favorite auto channel. Like the variety of projects, footage, background music, conversation and jokes, and the pace. Great stuff - thank you!
yeah they nailed it.
Mr. B. Here ! 👀😎👍. Finally you guys are showing those who think that spending a lot of money to build a killer truck is not realistic ! What has been done is killer ! 🍕🍕🍺👍👍👍👍
Right? Just get it back and running down the road!
8:27 re: Z-bar linkage. An external hydraulic system has advantages (especially self adjusting), but a mechanical Z-bar setup can be REALLY nice if you replace the cheap factory wear-prone pivots with heim joints. My CJ7 was a mess to shift before the simple heim joint swap and now it's by far my favorite clutch to use. It feels like a bolt action rifle.
My 5.0 MGB is getting a Nissan truck hydraulic cylinder on the T5 because joining the factory master via 3an braided is easy peasy. The builds on this channel are some of the best out there.
Oh, that does sound cool and not too bad to do, would be cool. I like a direct linkage. Appreciate the support!
What did you use for a slave cyl?
the trick on my 77 Nova 350 4spd. is to only use the clutch from a dead stop. and upshift w/o the clutch! work suprisingly well for the old saginaw M21! ive never used the clutch to slow down w/ my old car i let it in neutral and use the brake. since they are cheaper and easier to replace! 😁
So awesome to see friends build a truck on the cheap and celebrate like brothers! Great work she's a looker!
Need to build the slant 6 with a cam, four barrel + intake, port the head and headers! Clifford performance has all the goodies!
Offenhauser makes good stuff for the 225 Slant 6 as well
Oh look it's the best time of the week... Barb is gonna love it.
I smell slant six upgrades incomming
Yeah, he's pumped! It turns out great! thanks for watching!
Thanks for showing the 72-93 Dodge trucks some love. This could have easily been another C10 revival 🤦♂️ Also thanks for the detail you shown on how to flip the rear and lower the front. Lots of questions get asked on the group pages about this and from now on I will reference this video
Grew up with a 1974 two-tone (yellow-beige/cream) Dodge D200 that my Dad flew to Detroit for in order to get the exact specs he wanted. Had a 440 ci V8 engine in it! Dad intended to put a camper on, but it ended up being his work truck most of his life. Had some great memories driving in that thing!
The Leaning Tower of Power. kid had one in highschool that we worked on in autoshop, Teach said it was probably one of if not the most reliable engine Dodge ever built.
I watched too many Emergency! reruns as a kid. Always wanted one of those Dodge trucks.
Had a 91 S-10, loved the Sike-clone too. You're really hitting them out of the park right now. Plus we don't have to wait months for a 10 part series.
Bought a hat and shirt a few months ago. Should've waited so I could grab a Sike-clonse shirt.
The stance of that truck just put it on a whole new level of bad ass!
Grandpas are loosing thier minds everywhere!😂😂dag nabit! 35:20
I was so outraged the onion fell right off my belt!
WHOOO HOOO STAY TUNED!!! LEANING TOWER OF POWER!!
Let's go! 6 in a row, and away we go!
Man that brings back memories. Leaning tower of power!
Yeah, same here! We were always in something with a 225 in High School.
Absolutely fantastic build, this is what it is all about. What a team, great effort. Thank you for sharing with us.
From one Pennsylvanian to another, Great video Tony! Love the channel, you and the crew look like you really enjoy working together. Ordered the new sweatshirt. I also have the Angelo's Gym and the Firebird 3/4 sleeve shirt.
HellYeah PA Boys!!!
Thanks! Appreciate the support! We had a blast this week, a ton of laughs and this truck turned out killer.
As another PA dude, this video was great. Love to see old junk brought back to the streets. Killer project man
Six in a row, ready to tow!! Great vid again gents. Didn’t know Barb did the thumbnails, the boy has skills, they always look great lately
Id love to work in a place like this. Just helping out on super crazy, nasty hot rods all day with the boys. All the builds lately have been killer, shout out NEPA!
OH HELL YA! It never ceases to amaze me how much the stance and tires, and wheels make! Really a good looking truck! PEACE ✌️
What a creative spectacle here ! Bravo STAY TUNED team
Thanks! It was a super fun shoot!
Haven't watched yet, but these old D series Mopars are near to my heart.
They are just such a cool shape! So underrated!
@@StayTunedTA I had a '78 two tone longbed 4spd 318 back in the mid 90's. It was questionable at best, but nothing I've had since scratched that farm truck itch the same way.
Awesome content as usual Tony and crew!
Much appreciated!
Luv the early dodge. Currently building a 1957 dodge town wagon. 1991 front vette clip and a 4link coil over rear. Rock On.
I've heard many times over the decades you can't kill the slant six, but I grenaded my ex's in her 68 satellite just driving it normally.
It gave me an excuse to hop up a 318 from a 70-71 Challenger, threw a 360 cam and x heads with Blackjack headers some turbo 400's with 2 1/2" exhaust off my defunct 440 barracuda and it was a hot screamer!😲👍
The slant sacrificed itself for better things.
Cool deal with the truck.
Down and dirty! Confetti pop was the icing on the cake. Great little attainable type of build. Like a lot of guys in the comment section this is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels. So many fun builds going on. Can't wait to see what's next, guess I just better ...
STAY ⚡️ TUNED
Super cool little build, Mr Barb.
Agreed!
Hot rod that slant 6! Torque Storm has a supercharger for it and AussieSpeed has tons of other parts. Way cooler then an engine swap
Awesome video great crew and great content Tony, and as usual the pizza looked good.👍👍
Thanks 👍 Appreciate all the support!
Next project: a turbo and holley sniper for the slant six. Please don’t swap the engine.
It’s super sick to see a slant six on one of my favorite channels. Always love seeing them and old 300 fords
i love videos like this. awesome channel and crew. as a mopar fan this pushed all the right buttons.
HellYeah Boys. Wife ordered me a Stay Tuned hat and Tshirt for Christmas. Just arrived today. Beer and a Slice Time. Ready to Stay Tuned!!! 🤘🤘🔥
Awesome! Let's go bud! Your wife sounds like a keeper! Merry Christmas!~
@@StayTunedTAYou made it a merry Christmas with that quick shipping. Ha ha ha. She’s definitely a keeper 🤣🤣🤣Merry Christmas to you and your fam too
Hell yea, thanks for watching!
@@BarbalinardoInnovations Barb Rules! Merry Christmas to you and your fam. 🤘🤘
I know this isn’t in the plans, but would love to see you build up that leaning tower of power. Cam and turbo!
AGREED! He's got a 5.9 magnum but maybe a few LBS of boost could wake this thing up for awhile!
Thats what i was hoping. I am a mopar guy and ive heard a slant 6 can b built up and b wicked. Unfortunately ive never seen it. I have dreams of doing it myself in some oddball mopar some day
It's a good motor. Here's a slant build!
ruclips.net/video/I7daGYuiD6U/видео.htmlsi=LZN4Batv_NUId7Hp
Hemi head swap from down unduh?
Engine masters did one,worked great @@christronvold6045
You guy’s are killing it. A bunch of buddies wrenching on rusty stuff. Great vibes
This is what the car community needs. Real dudes, working on real cars(or trucks) that arent show pieces. They're rusty and neglected. And it doesnt take several thousand dollars to have fun.
You’re one of my favorite shows boys keep rocking 🤘🤘🤘Let’s Goooo
Rock on! Appreciate you!
Yessssss! Friday ST party time :D new truck looks like fun!
It's awesome! Thanks for watching!
Projects like this make me hate my state even more. This truck would be $5,000 “Parked when ran but half of engine is gone and I’m keeping the tires, battery, gas, and you have to remove those for me and you’re not allowed to drive a trailer to it so you’ll have to push it up the hill 300 yards to the street after you’ve removed everything I’m keeping. No lowballers.”
What state is that? Sheesh
The truck turned out awesome. . Freaking love the energy in the stay tuned shop.. you guys kill it every time and tony you're a freaking Rockstar..
That confetti cannon was hilarious! The look on Tony's face was priceless 🎉
You guys should've been building hot rods in the early 60's. The creativity and talent is through the roof! That sub $1000 truck is worth daily driving now!!
What a sweet truck. I'm happy for you Barb. I really like that you guys are having so much fun in the shop and the celebration after.😂
"Dirty White Boy" Perfect classic rock name for this rig. LOL
Thank you for being a builder for normal people. Love your channel. Wish more tubers would go this route.
When Tony called him chip foose, I lost it lol. By far the funniest episode ever.
I had a 74 Dodge Dart with a slant 6. It was a tank. Awesome job guys. Love it 🍻👍
I rode to HS in one of those and we couldn't hurt it, my buddy bought it for 150 bucks.
That D150 rocks!! You truly are a beacon of creativity!😂😂
Stay Tuned rules!! 👍🏁🔥
I agree with the previous comments. Beaters with heaters is what most of us can afford to build and seeing channels actually do that in a fairly reasonable budget is absolutely what we all need right now.
I'd like to see the guys put an aftermarket cam in this little six cylinder and maybe an aftermarket intake manifold and headers if they exist. Wring that little 6 banger out!
You can most definitely get a 4 barrel intake and headers for the slant 6. Dual exhaust etc. They sound pretty decent if I remember correctly.
A truck needs torque, maybe an RV camshaft
love it guys! so glad to see someone actually excited about a slant 6 80 dodge!!!!
3:39 It looks like the truck my elementary school had that the janitor drove around.
Again another great episode, great looking truck
you need to find a "super six" two barrel carb and intake!
I'm on the hunt now! and maybe a t3 to cram boost in to it!
hey from Dublin Ireland , Grand job lads
Thanks! Appreciate ya!
1st gen homie. 2nd is from 94-02
YES! I knew that. I swear.
I didn’t wanna say it haha
Just want to say it Tony and crew, loving the channel. It's super cool to see you guys be a team.
Absolutely loving the East Coast content. Crushing it!
I drive this pickup, it is my first pickup and I just watched all of the episodes on this and wow.... I think I know what I might do on mine. I wasn't sure what I wanted to do on it but this has given me plenty of inspiration... Thank you!
God I love this RUclips channel so much man! I literally get antsy to watch the videos when they’re posted
Hey, thanks a ton! Appreciate it!
Bought a 73 D100 at government auction in Idaho in 82 Faded paint allowed me to read GSA MOTOR POOL on the doors 318 granny gear np 435 Trans 83/4 rear Drove that beast well into the 90s Bulletproof!
Y'all should get that clear coat that VGG sells for this truck. It would make it look so damn good!
Actually he already sent us some, just no time to get it on, round two!
@@StayTunedTA Now that's awesome! Can't wait to see you guys get that done in the next episode for this truck!
I learned one thing doing ball joints in D100. Dodge with the screw in ball joints after you tighten them down bring the mig welder over & Tach each ball joint in all the way around. Because most likely the threads aren't able to hold them anymore.
First one i did 2 days later both uppers completely popped out.
I tached each ball joint on each side of every point on the hex with 1/8" long bead. Haven't had any issues since.
Gotta love how much fun you guys have doing this.
I love these old dodge pickups, the factory slant six may not be the fastest thing around but they will run forever lol.
It runs like an absolute top!
You guys are doing an awsome job creating some great and interesting content. Keep it up! its refreshing watching actual car guys work on stuff.
It's an awesome transformation, but I wouldn't have cut the front coils due to the spring pockets in the control arms would bring it down a bit.
The boys are back and they look snazzy in those shirts!
Thanks!
i love this show. you guys are the best. everyone is nice and authentic, nothing is fake
Brings back memories of my 76 d100 I restored was a 318 auto, hemi orange from the factory great truck, thanks for this channel!
That’s awesome that you value your employees that much to help them out while profiting. Keep it up guys I do enjoy your channel
Greetings from Cape Town, keep ripping!
Hey thanks! Cheers!
Picked up an 85 D150, a few dings but no rust. $1700, slant six and 4spd OD. The block is cracked, he had straight water in it when it got to single digits last year. I’m swapping in a 318 magnum with a carb soon. Next year it’ll get a 5.7/8spd. It’ll get the van LCA swap and some drop hangers. The 8.25 will have to get swapped for a 9.25 when the Hemi goes in. This will be my son’s truck eventually. I’m hunting for a 72-80.
Cool truck, My dad has one like this, but it's a 77 2 wheel drive short box 440 all original. We live in Wisconsin and it just so happened a older lady in her 60s from Florida drove it up here to visit some family members and reverse went out in the transmission so she sold it to my dad for $600. That was back in 1992 and it been sitting in my dad's storage shed since then. These old Dodges were always my favorite out of the main 3.
You cannot beat the old Mopar Trucks. Had a 73 ,78,84,85,86,86,88. Absolutely love them. Granted all mine were 4 wheel drive.
I LOVE lowered short bed trucks!
That is a kickass around town cruiser!
So stylish with the bibs!
Ha, is that it?! I had to let one strap hang to show off the new shirt!
@@StayTunedTA oh I see. More comfortable that way too. Room to breathe!
You guys are the best. My Dad is from Hellertown and my Mom is from Quakertown. Always enjoy the pizza scenes and hoagie runs. My grandparents were big on the birch beer, too. Keep rockin - love the truck.
That is awesome! Thanks for watching!
Great budget build there used to be a company Clifford research that made 4 barrel manifolds and headers for the slant 6 😁👍🤙
Tony you have the best channel - good group of guys, “normal” cars and the killer attitude. Keep bringing the heat!
24yr old me had an 84 4spd slant 6 4x4 30yrs ago. Then, I knew so little about vehicles. Had no idea my problems were likely a ballist resistor or regulator. Definitely one I wish I had back. Cool truck guys
It looks so great! What an awesome truck!
Super six! Or offenhauser intake manifold. Clifford header. Rebuild to a nice 9:1 compression ratio, and it can actually make some power.
I'm a ford guy. The slat 6 is legend for reason. Possibly better than 300 straight 6. Cash for clunkers saw then end of many of them.
Barb I had 83 4x4 318 auto for my son's first truck , he wanted my neighbors chevy . I sold it to buy that chevy for him . About a year later I saw my old truck and bought it back , I loved that truck , it was solid . Had oil pan gasket leaking . Have to pull the motor to change it thou . Ended up selling it again . But mis it bad , good luck with yours . Looks in great shape ! Peace and Love !
I just love seeing you guys have fun. That's the best part for me. Keep the down and Dirty builds coming boys!
You rocked it on Hot Rod Garage....now rocking on your own YT channel. Great work! Love the fact that your shop is literally a few miles from my house. SC in the house!!
Lowered trucks are the best! So much easier to get in and out and loading stuff in the back. And of course looks sooo much better
I had a 78 truck with the same set up except it was a custom 150 with the super slant 6 with A833 od 4 speed manual, probably the best truck I've ever owned. It had the custom interior package with the bucket seats with the buddy seat/ console. After tuning the 2 barrel Carter bbd it got 50 mpg on flat ground at 60 mph! Loved that truck👍
I came to this channel because i saw the sikeclone and that still is an awesome series, but this one episode made me enjoy the channel more. It was a start to finish project that had a lot of content packed into a hr. Going to have to go back and watch old vids now.
Man! That’s the truck I’ve been looking for too and you got it for 800 bucks! Awesome! What a concept an affordable auto channel, I like it!
I just started a '79 D100. Basically the exact same truck. Mine is a 318. Thank you for this video. Because I am on Ole Fat man working outside, mine is taking more then 2 days! Please do more vids on this truck!
I grew up with a 1980 plymouth volare wagon that had the same motor/carb, and I remember how that carb hated ethanol, literally dissolved the accelerator pump, so I got pretty good at rebuilding that carb.
Borgeson steering shaft is one of the best bang-for-your-buck upgrades for steering on these old dodges.
Awesome transformation! Happy for Barb. That stance 🤌
39:14-39:20 Yup, sounds mint! 🤣 brings back the memories!
Not bad!
I really dig the way the truck is sitting, the ol' Barb magic there!
Tony benchpressing transmissions again!!! -"Its HEAVILY patinad" -"HELL yeah!!!" Yall are relatable as hell
Awesome transformation guys! You made me smile, you made me laugh. Right when I needed it most, so thanks & Merry Christmas!
Thats all just morning dew rust. Nowhere near as damaging as salt rust. Thats awesome. Clean as any Tennessee truck I have ever seen..