FARMTRUCK'S MYSTERY PURCHASE!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Farmtruck is always scavenging for good deals, somehow doing it without the use of the internet.
This go around he wanted to play a new game of "Whats in the Trailer" and to our surprise it something we didnt quite expect!
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@@uhitskyle thanks for the support bro!
You should put a farmtruck power plant and Suspension on this truck...Farmtruck 2.0 bigger, better, faster ....
@@michaelchatham233 as cool as it sounds I feel like they're gonna to do something original, u know how they like entering those random one of events lol
Just got some shirts in the mail
The funniest thing was AZN in the low mileage chair.
Yeah I laughed my ass off.
Im a pretty cerial person but that chair joke lit my ass up. Couldnt stop laughing. Thanks Azn wish u was my neighbor we would be hanging out for sure. U crack me up buddy.
That cracked me up too!
3600 meant 3/4 ton long wheelbase, the 3100 was the 1/2 ton short wheelbase
Irvin, fairly sure you have what you said back to front. Been a very long time since I touched a car with points, but from what I remember from my College days nearly 40 years ago, the coil saturates while the points are closed not open. The points opening is what caused it to jump from the primary windings to the secondary windings in the coil (causing the spark). Also remember learning to increase the dwell you decrease the gap. Which also falls in line with it saturating while the points are closed.
I learned how to drive in a 1948 Chevy just like that truck... Going with Grandpa into town to get pigs and goats... Thanks for the memories... Keep up the great vids...
That's awesome!!!
"You're probably too young to remember all that" LOL, YES!!
That made me laugh too, the look on his face was priceless.
Makes me miss my 51 Chevy 3100 (1/2 ton) truck ! Trucks also were babbitt rod until 53. Half tons had 216ci until the 235 came out in 1953. Mine had a full pressure 1954 235ci swap.
The 22 shells are for when your fuse blows u can replace it with one
3100 was half ton, 3600 was three quarter ton. and 3800 was one ton
Love your last name
Trucks like that helped build America anyway it's a sweet truck I would take the plywood out of the box and put some oak boards in there instead and find some steel wheels with the Chevrolet caps that thing will be a great weekender truck
The long bed AKA " handy man " was used by many trades. It's 9 foot long bed made moving 4x8' sheets easy and left room for tools. Great find farm👏.
That truck should be kept just like it is so everybody could see how far we have come in 70 years. Find some original rims and you have a cream puff to cruise on saturday night or go to a street race and when the cops show up and ask if you were racing just laugh and say oh you bet with all 127 hp.
By far my favorite 2 guys from the 405
Hey Farmtruck you and Azn are one of my favorite since the beginning Street Outlaw just to let you know if I'm not mistaken that 1949 3600 Chevrolet pickup that's a 3/4 ton because the 1/ 2 pickups are 3100 and a 1 tons is a 3800 I would love to meet you guys in person I love Hot Rods says the age of 4 I would like to hang out with you guys and I love to take a ride in the Farmtruck rocks 👍
Azn, where's the dung beetle? I miss that old vw bug. One of the best street hustlers of all time. I hope she's not retired to the junk yard.
Haha Asian is on point today!!
He said " Boats and Ho's"
And it's a " Wan Ton" lol
Didn't he say bolts and holes or was that one of the other guys
@@Phil-rs5wl lol he was thinking it.
But he was on his game today
@@Phil-rs5wl yes he did
...on the weight classification debate, Chevy's designation for the pickup trucks were; 3100 meant ½ ton short bed, 3600 means ¾ ton long bed...and the 1 ton was 3800
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I really like this truck and good eye on farmtrucks part for popping on this sweet old vintage truck !! Pops is a good name
That’s a once in a lifetime opportunity to be the second owner of a truck like this
I love how they're just as goofy as they are on the show 😂♥
23:38🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 i almost fell off my chair 🤣
You guys are nuts. Love all your videos
Forget public television! This is one of the most educational shows out there. That, and it is entertaining and funny as hell!
My dad had a truck just like that same color he was a school teacher and farmer I road to school every day in it and hauled many loads of hay till 1971 he bought a new Dodge and sold the Chevy for $200 the buyer drove it home. Great memories for me. Thank you
Love ❤️ the low mileage chair 🪑 ... lol 😂 !!!
😂😂 "little bong" when they show asian the glass fuel filter. You guys are awesome can't wait for the new show and please keep the content coming here on RUclips.
That was actually a fuel filter with a built in water separator.
That truck is so nice, you guys will have to put a clean shirt on when you drive it.
That there is a millenial horn. You barely touch it and it whines
Good one!
I didnt even think u needed to make contact for that. It just happens
The funniest comment goes tooooooo 🤣
Just put on factory wheels, do some maintenance and keep as it is. It's a survivor and seems that was really loved.
The 22 bullets are to replace fuses if you don’t have any
Wouldn't be the first time...
Azn, the idea behind the oil bath, was the heavier dirt particles would keep traveling in a straight line and collect in the oil, the lighter non dirty air would simply turn the corner and go into the engine. Wasn't as much an air filter, as it was a larger particle separator. Physics / gravity working at its best.
I'm not a chevy guy, but we had a 53 chevy wrecker we used up til the late 90s, will always love these trucks.
I worked for a guy in central Florida who had a 1951 Chevrolet ton wrecker. Had original 6 cylinder in it. Got the job done with it..
3100 half ton 3600 3/4 ton 3800 1 ton
I never knew that. Strange nomenclature.
I had the short bed version of that old truck in 1987. Canary yellow and just a hoot to drive.
Y’all are awesome!
I think the most amazing thing was how easy it pushed by hand. Usually something that old and heavy would take 4 or 5 grown men to grunt and strain to push it like that.
Old trucks are MUCH lighter than new ones! I bet that thing ain't even 4000 lbs. My 98 Silverado 3/4 is 6500. Newer ones are even heavier. All that luxury crap. We're so soft now 😂.
@@donellmuniz590: That's saying something considering old trucks are metal, and new ones are half plastic.
@@DFDuck55 Lotta plastic, for sure, but also a dozen computers, miles of wiring, air bags, big cushy seats, sound deadening and carpet, 10 or 15 stereo speakers, AC, and frames and axles twice as strong and heavy as the older stuff.
I always look forwards to watching these.
Thanks for watching!!!
Thanks for uploading!!!
You guys are absolutely brilliant together constantly make me and my partner laugh! 🤣🤣 you have got hell of a bond 🤞🤞
Thank you Zina!
It's really nice to see how close you both are 🙂
Race week truck would be super cool!
My grandpa had one when I was a kid, he rebuilt the thing by himself. Still remember that green truck with red wheels
I started driving by buying a 1950/1500/Chevy ...3 speed on the column/AC by Manuel vent on /starter and dim switch on the floor.....under 2k miles and previously owned by a WW2 Vet that sadly passed away. It was stored in a barn under a HUGE thatch of loose hay for $100. It had ZERO RUST, DENTS, LIKE BRAND NEW. I put $400 in brakes, tires, bleeding fluids, plugs etc, etc. THAT truck and straight 6 ran like a top....40-45mph tops all day. What a beauty too....got my driver's license in it and the State Trooper asked me for a drive after the course. Kids driving street cars to work and me my truck.....and I was as COOL AS THEM !!!!
Wow amazing purchase, very beautiful, lower and some sick rims with big meaters in the back
Such a bunch of cool cats..... and with dogs for friends. Lovely stuff.
No Babbitt ! It has a later model valve cover. Up to 1953 Valve cover had two studs through center of cover. 54 up had cover with screws around edges........ This is a full oil system, rods and mains...
I lived over in the space Coast area in Florida I was raised on boats I did boat upholstery and boat enclosures and Bimini tops but Irvin reminds me of my father that passed away a year and a half ago I can listen to that dude talk about stuff forever
My dad owned one of these when I was a kid. So cool
Azn talking about the chair mileage had me dying 😂😂😂
Asian “this is a low mileage chair” 😂😂 that’s funny shit right there
Hello all the way from North Carolina! I love that truck!! I'm a Chevy guy anyway but I loved those 40's & 50's body styles, in fact I liked their looks up until about 1973 or whenever they went to that truck that was as square as a shoebox. For me, that's when Chevy trucks went downhill as far as looks goes. That truck you've got there will make a damn good street rod, and you could even use it to pull a one car trailer to events with one of your other cars on it, now that would be what I call showing up in style!! I'm sure that you will build a really nice, good looking truck that's not just a trailer queen! I can't wait to see some races with that old Caddy, the haunted hurst! I used to have a friend who had a '57 Caddy hurst and we used to all pile in there and go to concerts in it, then later on another friend bought a '59 and he fixed that thing up with a coffin in the back and he used to get drunk and get in that coffin and pass out, and had caused many people to freak out, including this one small town cop named Festus Liles. From then on out every time Raymond would drive that thing through the town he would stop him but the 2nd time he stopped the car he looked at Raymond and said, wait a minute, I remember you from the last time I stopped this car, you were the guy laying in the coffin in the back there, and for a second or two that cop turned as white as a sheet and had this puzzled look on his face as he took off his hat and scratched his head. From then on out he had it out for Raymond because he didn't have a sense of humor at all, in fact he had all the personality of a rock! Lol...I just wanted to share that true story with you guys because I know you two have a good sense of humor!! Thanks for making these videos for all of us to watch. Take care guys and, I pray that God will bless you in so many ways, and take care of you two for many more days. I was a poet and didn't even know it!
Leave it the way it is. It's a nice truck. Love it
OMG! I'm dying with the whole AZN on the Chair talking about one of the arms being replaced, mocking him. LMAO hahaha
They still had some oil bath air cleaners in the late 50's
Great content glad you guys have time to make these on your busy schedule
More to come!
3600 means 3/4 ton long bed 3500 is the short bed
Hermosa camioneta!! Saludos desde ARGENTINA!!!
That's nice shout out from South Africa 🤘
seeing all the pushin and pullin on that top radiator tank is making my brains hurt... lol very nice truck
Farm and azn saving a piece of history!
Oh i just had an idea what about making it to spec for the dailys just show daddy dave what a real chevy runs like
Cloth electrical tape in Canada we call it hockey stick tape ;)
🇺🇲 Its a 3/4 ton long bed or "3600" I've never seen one that hasn't been worked to death. I live in the PNW and they were used extensively for logging. Nice truck🇺🇲
It's got 8 lug bolts. So it's at least a 3/4 ton
def have to see more of that truck!!!!!!!! its a must!!!!!!!!!
Its either grounded out internally or the coil or condenser
It would look so cool lowered with some nice wheels
We think so too!
I agree with whoever said "who even are you" thats a nice and i really mean super nice truck.... and i think azn had the idea lowered nos and call it show truck
Love you guys top 5 favorite channel on RUclips all day
Now that, is a Beautiful Truck... Sending Best Wishes from across the pond here in Yorkshire, UK
Great find they are getting harder to find in that shape
My man is working on a truck with 500 dollar shades on!!!! Ole timer has done his work now he's enjoying life!! That's gonna be one bad ride when they get done with it!!
Irvin has lived one hell of a life!
That is an amazing find. You don't see many of those trucks in that condition. It's definitely worth spending some money on. That smurf blue does not suit that truck AT ALL though. That would be the first thing I would address for sure.
I had a mini bike with a Hodaka 100 two stroke engine back in the early 70’s.
Still soooo great full that these 2 clowns got their own show. Thank you for giving me some great laughs
That's beautiful! She's begging for moooore low and an angry big block 💪 I can't wait!
This reminds me of my grandpas 54 3100 and we always look for 5 windows.
Parts runner & keep it looking nice! 😁
awesome truck! Had a red 55 1st series 1 ton gmc with the 235 blue flame 6 and a 4 speed manual for many years but sold it off to fund my gto project
It had a Corvette six? Dought it.
Awesome guys I can't wait to see what you do with it
I turned a 55 1 ton. Single wheel I did a 4 link with coilovers and raer end out of a 95 narrowed 27.5 to tuck a dually under the bed sides and the 95 front clip narrowed 10 in for dually disk brakes all around 6.0 4l80e swap. Customer loved it
Old blue verses JJ's old heavy. Let's go.
All I no is iam jealous I always wanted a 5 window Chevy or gmc or even a Ford just a fining cool truck
O my God a new farm truck in the making.
Nah, it's way too clean. And a 632 wont fit.
@@donellmuniz590 ya its nice but .I had a truck that same year and a big block will go in one
@@kevinclevenger8741 Wow, that surprises me. But 572s and 632s are tall decks, that might make a difference. Of course, using a Camaro/Nova sub or some aftermarket chassis would change everything.
I had a Hodaka SuperRat in 1974. Hodaka made in Oregon using Japanese motor , Honda was afraid of them and drove them out of business
I think Archie is worried that Azn is hungry!!! Lol
Thanks for the laugh! My first car had points.
"You're probably too young to remember all that." lol Mercy. AZN made a legit funny right there!
that original from bumper your fork pushing it around with is probably worth $2000 bucks... Has the 1 ton front carrier full floater so very well could be a 1 ton especially being a long bed
I used to run Hare scrambles. It was in 1995 on a Yamaha YZ80. I was 13 years old... I raced at a place called Red Hollow in Blue Ridge South Carolina ( the mountains)
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Lol... No tags on the trailer....lol
Y'all are awesome!!!!!
weirdly enough they arent required in Oklahoma!
I used to have a69 Dodge A100 van with a 225 slant 6 that had an oil bath air filter. The washer fluid pump was a rubber diaphragm mounted on the floor that you pumped with your left foot. The engine sat between the seat. You could do almost anything to the engine in any weather.
When are you guys gonna build a race truck or car that is quick enough for the list, and or the no prep?
were busy building cars for our spin off show!
He doesn't have that kind of money
@@FarmtruckandAZN when is the show coming out?
@@sirpoppz - It’s not about the $. It’s all about the fun with F&A and a serious race car is all work and not much fun.
@@sirpoppz farmtruck is worth atleast 3 million dollars so I doubt the issue is money, its probably more along the line of what they are interested in
I love this Farmtruck and AZN always come up with something interesting
Great videos buddy take care see y'all soon
I could watch Ed work on this truck for hours.
That's a sick truck!
It's so clean!
Great to see you guys havin fun! Always entertaining. I would however quit using the radiator to open the points. Pull on that old girl in the wrong spot and she’s gonna let you know about it by peeing coolant all over the place. Congratulations on the new show opportunity! You guys deserve it and very happy to have you guys back. Quality TV right there brothers!!
If thats a non full-flow splash lube engine, make sure you DO NOT rev it at all much past idle when warming up until the thermostat opens and in general do not rev it much past 3000rpm in normal driving as the babbit aint as flexible as insert bearings and rebuilding is a different task (if the parts are available) , maybe he plans an SBC conversion we'll see
Thats a sweet 5 window, congrats man
Wonderful Machine. Just want to give it a Big Hug. You guys are friggin' great. I'm thinking 1 ton by the looks of that back Axle.
These guys are a great group of people
Amen to that brother keep up the great job