Cabover Palooza (CTR 128)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- #classictruckrescue #classictrucks #antiquetrucks Classic Truck Rescue head's East to retrieve a 1958 Chevy Viking 50 Low Cab Forward gem. A deal is struck on a 1957 GMC LCF and we check out an old Friend;s 1956 Ford C-600. Lots of Snub-Nose, Cab-over activity in this one.
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Thanks so much Jim. God Bless.
The most beautifull truck design in history
Great video love all the old truck they are in amazing shape!!!
Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
great for those folks to help you on the roadside..humanity at it's best....glad to see you finally made it home with a smile on yer face..peace...
We were very grateful for Them too. Sunday night is a bad time to break down in a mountain pass. They made all the difference in the world. Thanks again to Adam's Aunt and Uncle as well as our new Friend Nick. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
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Great truck and a gorgeous sunrise drive! I always like starting a big drive at sunup, big thermos of coffee, breakfast stuff and hit the road! Travel safe and Godspeed from Nor-Cal.
You KNOW it my Friend. Thanks for watching. -Rick
nice country, nice trucks. good luck with them guys
Thank you Frank and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
i enjoy keeping up with ctr and watching the progress on the property and with the trucks
You know me and Vikings!!! That's my Viking 40's big brother!
I'd keep it the way it is. I love the patina. Great find.
I agree.
Wow couple nice trucks Hanna is so cute
Thank you...and Annabbella says Thanks too. -Rick
The '57 GMC V8 in the pastel green, Yes to keeping the paint and clearcoating it...restore the interior and leave the outside as it is, it took 70 years to look that good!!! Love your Attitude!! Keep rolling and spreading the Love All power to you!!
Beautiful view
Good video again good looking truck thanks for sharing the video with us be safe my friend
That old girl would make a beautiful roll back
And so it will be...probably just a lot more dependable when Adam gets done with it. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
I grew up in LaGrande, it's good to see there's still good ole boys in the area to take care of those passing through!
Oh man, that 53 Ford COE :-O I remember as a kid, farmers hauling grain to elevators with Vikings
That dog Anna is so damn clever :-) she is like Customs at the airports. Checks everything and passes and approves it :-) before anyone else can touch it ahahha :-)
Made my day seeing another classic truck rescue video! Can’t wait to see more Rick! You are living my dream and I’m still hoping to come to America one day and meet you.
rick@classictruckrescue.com Just so we can plan that trip out Jordan.
Well. I had a moment while watching this one,so I put it on pause. While watching you guys on the highway I remembered as a kid ridding with my dad to deliver furniture here in Houston. The rides were long but the best thing I remember was he knew where all of the best places to eat were. A breakfast on one plate that would feed an army ! And sandwiches you need five mouthes to eat. So when I climbed back into the truck, I fell asleep the rest of the way. Rick ,thanks for all that you do. You triggered a great old memory. Thank you
Glad to hear it my Friend. Triggering old memories is one of the best aspects of what we do. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
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@5:21... Hey look, closeup of bug guts on the truck windshield! :) That is a cool '58 Viking! Nick and Frank both deserve Mass Props!
Food for thought. On that next truck, the twin screw. Your gonna Need that back rear end, to make it back into a single drive. Because that front drive axle has the rear output to drive the back rear end!!! So some how ya need to take both rears along...
Thanks to share with us.
You are watching a lot of CTR. Thank you!
@@ClassicTruckRescue I already saw a lot but now i know you can win money with thumbs and comments, so I watch the videos again, it doesn't bother me they are full of interesting things and I also like your goal, to save beautiful trucks. I take this opportunity to put thumbs up everywhere and make simple comments, which I haven't done before. What you do must be expensive. It's a pleasure. Friendly. Sy
Thanks again Sy.
Some very cool trucks! Enjoyed this video very much. Great job!
Just excellent! those stub noses are very hard to find, especially the 60-66 Spartans, Very nice find and oh boy that ford C600, Just Amazing. I love it when guys restore them Factory.
Eeeek, my heart sank when you were in the dark with four hundred thousand pounds of trucks listening to cars zip past on the highway. "There's no place like home, there's no place like home...."
Yup. Kind of weird that we were passing a lot of signs instructing people to move over if they saw emergency lights, broken down vehicles etc...and most people were just staying in the right lane and blowing our reflective triangles over. The world cannot be bothered with anything that disrupts "ITSELF"....welcome to our future....Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
I love your attitude towards the breakdown. Your absolutely right. It happens and if you let yourself get miffed about it, well your miffed and still broke down. Might as well make the best of it you can. Great example for your viewers
Took me a very long time to learn that. Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
OMG, that Ford is really beautiful.
Dallas did an amazing job on that Old Classic. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
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Sure am Happy fer You & Adam on your New Rigs ! & Thanks for the Special Break-Down Friends fer getting ya*s back on the raod ! Special Thanks You To - Lil-Inspector-General fer a job Well Done ! Don't mess with Er Toys Ha ! Peace-Out Friends ! ATB T God Bless
Nice find, as always ,keep on keeping on
Had a 1966 C60 steel bed with lift gate still in service in 1990. The 327 ran so beautiful. The passenger side cab mount was starting to rust loose and I sold the darn thing and went to a trailer. Wish I had it back now. The body was excellent, except for the one cab mount. I like the look of your 1958 cab a lot better. Great score!
Excellant video! Truly a classic recue. Dallas has some very good trucks and his 53" is probably one of the best restorations of a Cabover I've seen. Hard luck with the breakdown but as you said it happens to the best of us. Adams 58" is also a personal favorite of mine. Worth a mint !
Thank you for stopping by again Lee and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Thanks for the journey it was wonderful with all the emotions ! Lovely old trucks built with love and ergonomically pleasing to the eye plus tough as a nut to last many life times over !
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK BRO . T. MONTANA SAID THAT ..
You sure do know some characters Rick!
Classic Truck Rescue your the best. Save every old truck you can cause they don't make them like the oldies anymore
Thanks for sharing Rick, I always have enjoyed the content. Even more so now that i know your schedule is hectic with the shop build, orders and just daily life. Again.. thanks for sharing. God bless
hey Rick and Jamie this is Jay I am enjoying your videos and I can't wait to see the building up and to see Boomer home keep it up
Hey, I havent seen a new video from you Rick in a month, hope you guys are doing great! I enjoy the videos of you picking up and restoring old trucks!
Truck guys are the best, right? Imagine that help on the road!
Beautiful Ford COE, nice score on the 58 V50. What made me smile was the highway helpers doin the solid for ya at night. Happy Trails man.
Thank you Brian and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
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I also like thoes old trucks to
Love the truck I've always wanted one like it good to see that y'all are doing okay
Hey Rick. There was someone on that video who looked very familiar LOL. Was very nice to see you again. And thanks for all you do for me. God Bless.
Glad to see your doing better hope you and yours are doing well and good luck on your engagement
Thank you Gary and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
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Adam is going to be happy for a few days. Happens when us Boyz bring home a new toy. We want to look at it all the time !!. Thanks for taking us along !!!. Cheers !!!***. PS. Good work Inspector General Annabbella on that last inspection. Goood Doggie !!!
I had a "97 F250 7.3L, it sheared the same idler pulley off. I was told I was lucky it went to the ground and not through the radiator. Bet Jeff was drooling at that big GMC.
We were fortunate and we knew it. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
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Good job Rick ! Keep up the Hunt . ✌️ Out . . .
Thank you Steve and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Rick, the gmc looks like it has just about the right amount of shift levers to keep Jamie busy, she wants to be a gear jammer, well there you go. Nice pair of old trucks.
Oh yeah...she's already liking that one. Since its from Idaho, we named it 'Spud". Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
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Obs ford trucks the transmission shares wiring with the brake light circuit...flashers wire into that circuit...silly as this sounds check the third brake light cargo light for problems...great rescue...keep up the good work...
Nice video Rick the whole truck was nice glad you made it safely like your videos if I had money I would of like to get those ford from you the white one and the old ones I love old truck
Good luck prying the white one out of Jamie's hands.....You'd be better-off trying to pry the blue 77 out of mine...Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Good stuff. You're always entertaining. Haven't seen your feed pop up for a while, might have to check your backlog.
Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
'57 GMC...man, I would love to relieve you of this beautiful truck, just as it is, minus that bed. But, at my age I'd never live long enough to finish what my idea for it would be, a motor home body mounted on those tandems would be one prime piece of traveling gear. It is one very special rig.
Nice trucks Rick, can't believe the condition after all these years. Just shows they are out there somewhere, just waiting for a guy like you. All the best from the UK.
They were pretty nice. Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Great commentary on the camera Adam :-) I like the sound of your project ideas :-)
Keep up the good work and love the boomer truck
Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Rick the jimmy the way it sits would make a tremendous role back you could haul anything home with that including a new barn
I'm glad you're back on RUclips again 😀
Hey Rick and Jamie love the video and Isabella is a funny one there she's cute little Isabella got to love her
Thank you Scott and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Super nice old truck for sure , nice rick
Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Hi Rick; I love the old big Chevy's you find. My dad drove (he bought new) 1962 Chevrolet; C-60 with a Marquette wrecker boom (no wrecker bed on it), only quarter fenders on the rear. He contracted out to Triple A in 63. He sold out to a larger local towing company. That company got into trouble in 1970 when the city of St. Paul (who did an investigation) on some of
their employees were stripping parts off of towed vehicles. The city filed a lawsuit & all
towing equipment was sold off. Dad's truck (last I knew) was up in Princeton, MN. in 1970, and I was about a year old when that happened; I will be 49 this December & I want to try and find it.
Some GMC truck from 1960’s have huge V6!
Nice Rig. Wish I could find trucks like that in New England. Be well, 🙏God Bless. 🙏Peace- Out.✌✌
Great video
.Thanks Fer Stopping by again Marshall....seriously. -Rick
Hey Rick, first video I have had a chance to watch in a while (hospital internet sucks!) Wanted to congratulate you on your engagement! I wish you and Jamie all the best my friend. Cannot wait until the new shop is done, going to be some good videos coming on your truck projects when you get a place to work on them there! Take care!
Praying for you to get better. Thank you and Thanks for stopping by again. -Rick
Just watched this episode, on that gooseneck trailer the electric brakes were probably firing when the flashers were on. That would really slow you down, I had that happen on a camper I had.
Makes sense. Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Ana to much love that even if she is an attack dog.
She's ferocious my Friend. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Funny to see that property on your channel! Haha. That is my ‘55 3/4 ton Chevy. The ‘48 Chevy remains were from my wife’s grandpas beat hauling truck. Also, the wagon that once occupied that tunnel of weeds is also mine. I owe a lot of storage fees to Dallas! I did my first engine swap in that backyard. Dallas is a character but he is like a second dad to me! Can’t wait to see what you do with this one.
Awesome truck !
My Grandfather had a lumber mill and had a truck like that but a different bed.
lol been there we hauled a 64 Pontiac Parisianne from Steinbach Manitoba we got in at 3am then at 7am I got up made Easter dinner lol lots of :)
I love old larger trucks, actually trucks
period, however, I'm kind of a Ford guy. Loving your Salmon color truck Dallas
!!!!!!!!!!!!! You really did a nice job restoring that and I'm envious I don't
get to drive it or a truck similar to it. I also love your humor Dallas...... A
big thank you to Nick & Frank for helping out Rick & his friend. Rick
has provided a lot of entertainment and knowledge thru this channel. //////
Also, that ford pick-up is doing an awesome job pulling all that weight all
that distance. Break-downs happen, but all in all you can't beat how hard this
truck is working for its size. /////////
Ya know, I keep my idle pulley sprayed with WD-40 as well as just about
every part of my 97 Jeep Cherokee Sport HD & my 95 Ford Escort LX. Put down
the contact cleaner and use WD-40. What isn't broke probably won't break and,
what is broken it may fix it. I squirt some down the switches of my power
windows, the latch for the tilt wheel, and any nook or hole that does something
(moves or slides) gets some WD-40. I discovered it one day when the high beams
would not work on my 95 Ford Escort. I was about to go get a new switch
assembly (not a cheap item) when I thought what do I have to loose and shot
some WD-40 all in around the handle using that little tube as I had no contact
cleaner. They started working again, for 18 years. Then again here two months
ago same thing, no high beams, did the same squirting with WD-40, working ever
since. Now with normal maintenance, I spray even the radio knobs and push
buttons, it works great around electronics and will not short them out. I spray
it in the fuse box to keep them from corroding both inside by the passenger
kicker panel to the fuse box out at the engine. The door hinges and locking
mechanism gets a few shots, etc.. I'm not saying this would of kept that pulley
from breaking because bearings are high speed, and idle pulleys usually do not
have high quality sealed precision bearings and are full of grease or, should
be anyway and very prone to falling apart or seizing up just when you don't
need that kind of failure. But don't sell WD-40 short, in layman's terms, it
can be used by anyone and will keep all the do-dads in your car, truck,
motorcycle, SUV working smoother & longer, and wont' hurt the plastic of
your car, just wipe it off and you are good to go..... Just don't spray it wear
grease belongs such as in bearings, grease fittings if your car or truck has
them, as it is not a replacement for grease including dielectric grease which
is grease used on electrical components. A big also, WD-40 is flammable, so I’d
use the same precautions as if I was handling gasoline…
Rick the one you have on the ranch with the combat
One of those for me Rick 😍 please
That square body dully is what u need to build back to the way it was that body style is the best lookin dully's made they look so good
Unfortunately, Dallas is using the frame for another project, best I can do is help-out someone who need Crewcab sheetmetal. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
This Chevy. only weights about 11000 to 12000 LB. It has a 5000 front end and a 15000 rear. The dead axle is rated around 15000 also. It's not that heavy. It is a nice find.
Hey Rick hey Jamie I just wanted to wish you a Happy Thanksgiving and many more to go and you both stay safe now
Happy Thanksgiving to you as well Scott. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Glad to see new videos. Watch all your old ones, took awhile. Missed you and Jamie. Tell her hey for me. How is the building going ? Looking forward to a update.
Cool can't wait to see the gmc
Me either. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
@@ClassicTruckRescue I love your video's Rick so cool
Rick I forgot to tell you,,, Annabella has a fan. My Dog Max, who hunts for mice in my shop (and has caught a pack-rat). Whenever Annabella whines to get into a truck Max talks to her and watches. He hears her form across the house and comes running.
Oh I love Vikings! As you know Rick I have a 59 Viking that I use all the time and half the year I have it at the BSA camp I work at. The Viking 50 here is a BEAUT!!! Are you gonna try to get that Jimmy 300? Moral of this video is...….."Don't send a Ford to do a Chevy's job"......Peace out brother.
Dallas gonna take an ol GM and put a 460 Ford in it ... well, even my School had a short bus and they need love too lol
Great trucks. The frame length was changed all the time depending on application.
But the tag axle, as useless as it is, should be left.
You could chop the frame behind the cab and shorten the tail.
Maybe find a roll back bed.
Tell Jamie hi and take care.
Rick, sure looking forward to the next set of videos after 128, Ya what happen to Bradshaw he is way funny as well and enjoyable to watch as you are
Great video bro that looks a cool truck. In NZ we call that extra non drive axle a lazy axle. Not that good driving off road unless it can be raised so drive axle has full grip. All the best to everyone on the ranch.
Nice
Hi Rick, instead of cutting the back off. You should get it running an drive it home. It's worth more leaving it alone. Both of those trucks a beautiful.
Nice ole truck. How is shop construction going?
Make a good car hauler. Tilt bed cool and handy to put on a trailer to use it.
Awesome find. Nice guy sold it.
I see a Economic pickup there wow!
Shop is coming along. Thank You and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Nice trucks, can’t wait to see what Adam has in store for this one. And can’t wait to see you bring home the GMC.
I have a pretty good idea of what Adam has in store for it....Looking forward to bringing the GMC home too. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Hey Rick, unloading is not a problem. drop the chains , put her reverse and hit the brakes. they come off LOL That's a nice old truck . i cant get over how little rust there is in it and they are still out there too which amazes me. When the price of scrap steel went up 25 years ago a lot of scrap went off to Japan and China along with a lot of old cars and trucks.
I know, sad to think about. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
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I always do and have you and Jeff got the v12 firetruck yet?
Not yet. Something always seems to go wrong at the last minute. Still trying to get it home before the snow flies in the passes though.
Sweet ride
Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
I would chop the frame and get a 58 Cheyenne pick up box widen it and make it one hell of a big pick-up ( keep the PTO ) and make it a dump pick-up box also !
Hi I love your videos
Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
I bought a 1958 tag axle like it ,35 years since it was started...but air over hydraulic brakes,interior,wood sills under the bed..all junk..way too much to fixIgave 650bux..I plan on putting a wholenother truck under it..I do wish they would tell us what theypaid..it doesn't need to be a secret...it has no bearing on what they may someday want for it and it makes it interesting to know ,like American Pickers does...OH, we got it started in 30 seconds of cranking with a tuna can full of gas...Im a 1958 model myself......It came from Norborn Missouri
7:01 what a truck cool find Rick.
Thank you and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
@@ClassicTruckRescue ; Ok your welcome but I didn't finish watching the whole clip just 15 minutes of it.
@@ClassicTruckRescue ;19:55 don't see those too often & its a Canadian truck
That's what you get for picking that Chevy up with a Found On Road Dead truck. Just kidding, Ford does make a very good truck. My dad was a Chevy/GMC guy and he used that phrase all the time. My mother finally started coming back with Garage Man's Companion, just to tick him off. Oregon is beautiful though I keep hearing it rains a lot out there. Maybe that is part of why it is so beautiful. That and the mountains. Still anxiously waiting more news on the new building. Hope all is going well.
Long time no see
I need some of those 1948-1952 Ford truck parts!
Send a list to rick@classictruckrescue.com Dallas is pretty good about helping people out with parts and he is very reasonable with his prices. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Thank you! I will get in touch when I get to that part of my build.
We'll be here.
I have a 1960 Chevy dump truck it would. Pull anything
if you chop the frame on the 57 snub you are crazy that truck is worth a lot more with it on there
Man o man, love the truck at 23:20....
Don't paint it...
*DO NOT CLEAR COAT IT*
Nice trucks. Before you cut the truck up I would look into getting a semi with a low boy trailer.
Only cutting off what someone welded onto it. The 57 GMC was turned into a tandem later in life. I'll be returning it back to as-built condition. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
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@@ClassicTruckRescue , l kinda like it as is, even if it is a beast!
It's unique. But, it's your truck Rick.
Classic Truck Rescue that’s cool I like the fact that you are saving history I with I could do that.
I know to forgo truck had the side open up, think the truck was build in the 60's 15 years it was sold and it still see it running on the road up here they did a full restore on the truck they put it back to when it was bought as a dump truck