1958 Chevrolet Apache. WILL IT RUN?!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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I set the points with a dime, if I don't have a dime I use 10 pennies.
That’s a good one 😂👊🏻
Lol
I used to do the same thing
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LOL, You beat me to it....We always said use a dime, if you don't have a dime use 2 nickels
either way it gets 'er done!!
Puddin, you are my favorite man on this earth. I am a 76 year young lady and I just love your videos. My Daddy was a jack of all trades and the best. He taught me mechanics ( plus I took a mechanics course in my 30’s). He also taught me carpentry and electrical. I do miss that man. I can’t do much now but I get my kicks out of watching you working on those cars. I had a 1948 Plymouth restored from the ground up. She would run with anything on the road and man did I ever run her. Keep up the good work as I sure do loving watching you and your humor.
This is beautiful 😍
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That's awesome Ms. Williams . I love to hear about good stories . People like you and your Dad is what made this country the great Nation . ! Not sure what part of the country your in but would be proud to lend a hand if needed . I'm in SC.
Aunt Brenda?
I hope my daughter takes interest in the things I do. Jack of all trades myself, absolutely love learning new things and want to pass that on to my kids.
I’m 72 and hubby is 75 and is an awesome mechanic. With his arthritis he is severely limited on what he can do now. But we watch everyone of your videos and he works right along with you. Thank you so much!!!!!❤
I enjoy your videos too I really like this one when you took the valve cover off and found it wasn't oiling. Good job 👏
72 here and enjoy all of Pudding’s videos. Good to see a good family man working so hard and sort of enjoy his struggles at times. Reminds me of mechanicin back when I worked on my cars a lot. 😅
Hardly anyone woulda seent th' top-end oilin' issue much less figured out the solution. Impressive.
It's Puddin Time!
That’s some damn good detective work on that bolt, Puddin! Excellent job.
That was the best throw ever. Looked like a pro baseball player. Let's go puddin!!! You dawm right!!
Well done on that revival, Slick50 owes you big time for sorting out that oiling issue.
His celebration was awesome.
Dang, this guy gets all the blue trucks! That's the real quality mechaniking I tune in for!
Ain't his...
I'm kinda thinking you're Santa Clause for working on this old rig this time of the year. What a great present. Hope you finish it all up and drive it back to the ole fella all shiny and running and stopping great. Thanks for all the encouragement.
Well I'm a 58 model myself , my grandad had a 57 Apache and when i rode wirh him my job was to stomp the starter button on the floor . Love those truck styles !
Puddin! Your channel has helped me keep my motivation to keep working on my 69 road runner. It’s no International but that ole gal still has it!
I had a 69 as well. 383 was competitive with everything out there
I lost all interest in working on old cars myself after my '69 VW Karmann-Ghia got caught up in a wildfire. Melted the engine block and transaxle and turned the body into a thin shell of rust which fell apart in a couple of seasons.
You want to make a grown man cry? Just show me a nicely restored Ghia and you'll have your wish.
My car is actually a satellite but am cloning it to be a RR. I go ahead and call it a RR since more people know of road runners more than satellite. It has been in my family since I was born and my grandad gave me the car when I turned 16 and it was my first car and since he passed last year it lit a fire under me to get it going again. Because sitting on your ass won’t finish your project!
Back to her former glory with all original factory equipment, love seeing the old ones come back to life
Love your bringing a rig back to life for a old timer your good soul.
I don't know if you saw it or not Puddin, but you got a shout out from Cory Wheat Customs a couple weeks ago. This 58 Apache is the little brother of the '59 Viking 60 he build for (and with) his wife. That truck is insane over the top, bagged, and goes to ground. Sick-ass machine. He's got an old IH like the old wheel hopper, he's got one the floor in progress that is a 4 door LoadStar. At any rate he was picking an old car for a project, saw a Luv truck and said something to the effect of "Hey here's one for old Puddin'" 🤣🤣🤣
Man, the Apache is one of my dream vehicles. Thats a clean looking unit too.
MAN OH MAN HERE WE GO AGAIN!
Just bought my PFS hat now to sit back and enjoy seeing what the Pott County Legend has up his sleeve this time.
Man oh man here we go again, I feel like crap after not wrenching for over a month watching You is like therapy for this crazy guy!
Good catch on the lack of oiling upper, save them folks another rebuild 👍
That is my absolute dream truck. ENVIOUS!!!
This is absolutely my dream truck. They are hard to find in that shape.
Nice…
Nice truck! I was thinking that I can't imagine how many relics you would find if you were interested in other colors than blue! 🤭
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There was never anything about a Monday that was likeable and then along came puddin. God bless puddin and how hard he works my three sons and myself love watching every week,hell funny enough my mother saw me watching him one day and now she watches puddin and she cracks up the whole time nothing but great things when puddin is involved. Thank you Sir Puddin
You did a good job on the oiling problem. I've always set valve lash on the early 235's at . 006 Intake . 012 exhaust hot. I like to work on the old school stuff, but it just don't happen much anymore. Good video!
I had a 57 Chevy with the 235 6cyl when I was stationed at Ft Ord California. I had the same problem with oiling the rockers and the rockers shaft connector with the oiling pipe slipped and broke. One pipe is longer and fits into the head and like yours oils the top
Great job Puddin with the oiling problem Round too should be good
Pretty sure Puddin' can find a light blue classic truck in the dark with his eyes closed.
For a Dude who says he doesn't know a lot, you sure know a lot - and learned pretty quickly about 235's. Great job!!!
That is a beautiful old truck. That D bolt is an interesting way of getting oil to the top of the engine.
Puddin, u went above & beyond to getting this truck running right. I wouldn't expect any less from u.
🙏🔝 🔝sᴇɴᴅ ᴍᴇ ᴀ ᴅɪʀᴇᴄᴛ ᴍᴇssᴀɢᴇ ᴀʙᴏᴠᴇ👆ᴛᴇʟᴇɢʀᴀᴍ, ɪ ʜᴀᴠᴇ sᴘᴇᴄɪᴀʟ ᴛʜɪɴɢs ᴛᴏ sʜᴀʀᴇ ᴡɪᴛʜ ʏᴏᴜ. 👏
That was cool, brought back some good memories. The 235 and the 250 were the engines in most of the trucks I own over the years. Keep up the maintenance on them and did light repairs. These engine would run basically forever ( actually very long time before a rebuild) if you did the maintenance at the right intervals. Another thing I thought that was really great is the way you modify the bolt so the rockers could get oil.
Yours or not yours I'm sure we will see it again in the future slick been coming around alot you too are the dynamic duo 🤣🤣
That R hub cap stands for Rambler. As in an AMC Rambler. But I figure that you already know that lol. Really enjoy the channel. Keep up the great work.
Puddings fab in the evening and mortske in the morning make Monday's a lot better
Double trouble from 2 of the best who ever dun it...
I had forgotten all about that stupid bolt, been there done that. Another good learning episode.
Lovely truck, lovely assistant…great job getting it running again for Slick’s family. I know they’ll be excited.
That is an absolute beauty, dream truck and it’s the right color!!
Love the slide whistle sound with the tire fill up 👍💗🤣🤣
nice new edit trick!!
We’re in there like swimwear! My favorite day of the week for my favorite programming. Also the second channel
Just some friendly info, 235s don’t need an oil filter, they where an option and people say it only filters 30-35% of the oil anyway. You can just cap it off at the block, when you feel oil pressure is more important then filtering. Some 261s are not that way though and they look almost identical, so… the more you know.
You and Mortikis make my Mondays great.
You and other "revival" channels inspired me greatly. Don't have time or space for a full car but I just bought a 45 year old weedwhacker engine that had been sitting in mud forever and am getting it running. Keep up the great work brother
Its a good thing you caught that oiling issue. probably saved that engine in the long run
YEEEEHAWWW !!!! Good to see the work being done so 'professionally'
Nice job on finding that head bolt!
Nice old truck! Its a nice thing you and Slick are doing for the family. Keep up the good work! Hope you all have a wonderful Holiday Season, Thanks for sharing enjoyed watching your video's.
Puddin, you persevere (git it dun) through everything. An inspiration and a chuckle or two as well!
Six in a row, and ready to GO!
We need an Oklahoma Speed and Custom shirt run with that 35 ferd truck on it. The Puddin Fab Shop edition.
Keep up the great content.
Now this one hits home for me more than anything else I grew up helping my dad with his 55 before we had to sell it
Monday’s are always good times with Puddin!
Buddy.....you got yourself a fancy new camera!!! And man that baby is crystal clear!!! Sweeeet!!! 👍
Damn Puddin must’ve been hard working on that truck knowing you’ll have to give it back when you’ve got it running right. Not only is she a sweet looking truck, she’s done up in Puddin Fab Shop blue, I swear Pott county was the only place you could get that blue, seeing as most of your vehicles have it LOL. Really enjoyed this episode, had the right amount of tinkering and part replacement, and you’re right she sounded real nice at the end, not sure who rebuilt the motor for Slick’s family, but they’re damn lucky you’re giving it the once over, because you’ve found a bunch of stuff that needed going over and fixing. And I can’t wait till you ship internationally so I can start my collection of Puddin’s Fab Shop merch, and represent where I live.
Nice truck ! Good catch on the oiling issue !
Nice work on fixin the oiling situation!
Best will it run ever. Your a good man for doing this. Hope all is going great at the new house/shop site. God bless y’all
Great job with the automotive detective work! Especially with that special bolt. Probably saved those good folks lots of money!
Woot!
The tie-wire scotch brite was a lovely bit of backwoods engineering.
You know its monday again when old puddin’s back😎
Watching this vid reminds me of when I first fired up my 1951 Chevy pickup after I fitted a 235 into it. Great vid again, thanks. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
Love watching every Monday!! I always look forward to the videos!!
Could that hubcap be from a Rambler?
That’s what I thought too…Rambler
100 % is
Thanks for saving that truck! !!!!
Puddin, you amaze me yet again. Every video brings out another hidden talent that you have acquired.I am happy you figured out the motor problem on the truck.I would of never-ever thought to do research on the top-oiling sneaky D-shaped bolt.. You rock.
Slide whistle tire inflation time lapse was great 😆
Got a good job done Mr. Puddin. Your attention to detail makes you a savior of engines. Lookin forward to the finished product 😊
Unfortunately this truck belongs to someone else and will only be in P-Tangs trusty hands for a short time before handing it back to its rightful owner.
Would be nice if it were his though 😁
That was a huge save. You might have just saved their motor. Your a Angel.
God bless you and yours
That's a cool pickup truck! I love those! 😊👍
EXCELLENT catch on that oiling problem, and an even better fix. I was really hoping you'd find the right one on there. It's okay, Momma didn't raise no punk. Good luck with replacing the water pump and maybe the heater core. At least that's an easy job on that pickup.
The oil problem was interesting. An old engine like this needed to be overhauled by an experienced mechanic. The D bolt is critical.
I am no mechanic but I appreciate the fact that you did not start removing parts and replacing them without knowing if they were working or not. Good job.
Glad you found and was able to notice the oiling issue. I haven't been so lucky in the past. Your knowledge and fanbase of Internationals and mini trucks is alsome.
Good catch and fix on the oil problem! Reminds me of the time when I was a kid I helped rebuild the engine of our 57 Studebaker. I put one of the the rocker shafts in backwards (it was a v8). When we got the engine running, the first thing we did was drive to an auto shop where we knew a Studebaker expert, to check it over. He told us to take off the valve covers, and sure enough the valves on one side of the engine weren't getting oil. Lesson learned: when you rebuild an engine, check that the valves are getting oil.
Great job Puddin! The Mortske flick works 50% of the time all the time😂.
It works 60% of the time, every time! 😅
It works 100% of the times that it works!
old stove bolt runnin sweet - good job puddin
This channel and puddin is a master at what he does
Hold on another good un. I love a midnight viewing here in the UK 🇬🇧 😍
❤️ absolutely love your channel. I can't get enough of it. Thank you! Keep up the good work buddy. Come on
One of the greatest videos you've had out in a long time. Good job. Thank you
Thanks!
Been waitting all day for this! That's a beautiful truck one way or another. Thank you to the owners for letting us be a part of its life!
Love the content puddin! Don't stop!
Heck yeah, that was a good diag on the oil pressure. I'm sure you'll hear it plenty, but you should probably do a proper re-torque on the head bolts. Man, I hope you saved that motor, she was in dire straights. You got her singing good though. That truck is a gem.
She sure did sound great when he was done. Sewing machine is right, damn thing will run longer than the new crap out there.
Wonder how long they run with no oil. Good save they be happy it running 👍👍
One of your best videos ever! Really appreciate the persistent and thorough troubleshooting, researching and explaining.
Amazing how you figured out the oiling problem! BTW I think the hubcaps with the R are from a Rambler product.
Riviera?
@@noenaime571 Rambler...... Same as my 1964 770 cross country yup yup 💯
You guys are always giving my guy a hard time, How Dare You! 😅
That is one beautiful rig. Nice catch with that head bolt.
Nice job on the 58 Chevy truck Puddin. Sounds great
Great show! You’re a talented guy.
Good thing you found out about that oiling issue, she purrs like a kitty now Good job 👍
Hot Damn It's Time For Another One 🤘🤘
Puddin, Thanks for creating another great video for us. C’MON!
You put in some hard work on this one and it was just what Monday needed to be complete!!
Nice catch on the no oil topside and nice fix. Having the metal bits and glitter is a little worrisome. Might be some damage from previous running without top getting oil and causing backfire because of excessive wear on say the cam lobes. Don’t know for sure. Just thinking out loud. Good luck to Slicks family. 👍
I want a truck just like that one! What a beauty.
One of the COOLEST bodied trucks imo, love to have one myself but they are rare as rocking horse teeth in 🇦🇺.
Amazing job mate, keep not taking things too serious bud 💙
In fact, the lowest sale auction for the truck is recorded at $6,380. Now if you happen to spot a Chevy Apache in pristine condition, you can expect to pay up to $140,000. That's quite a jump! And the average mint condition Apache can easily cross the six-figure mark.
i see all the stuff your able to do in your garage and it gives me hope that i can start doing stuff of the caliper your doing! keep up the bad A content man!
Mega interesting to watch, just don’t get many trucks like this in the UK, great work dude 👍🏻👏🏻💪🏻
cheers for video's puddin , you keep me motivated to work on my cars
Good diagnosis!
Great job on the custom head bolt. Respect
Nothing like watching puddin's videos on every Monday evening.
Keep em coming puddin & slick 50.