Driving My Dodge Charger PICKUP TRUCK For The First Time (Was Harder Than I Ever Imagined)
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Jared doesn’t need Ferraris or Lamborghinis, he’s my favorite automotive RUclipsr, he has amazing unique projects, keep it up Jared!
100% agreed.
Try Ronald Finger, if you never heard of him...
@@p.informatico1320 I know who he is. He invested waaaaaay too much time and effort on a beat-up Pontiac Fiero. Very strange thing to do.
Screw those cars the common thing that breaks will set you back 500 bucks for the part and over 2000 for the labor to put it in as something as dumb as being a oxygen sensor or whatever they like the iPhones of the car world because you can’t fix em or the only part you can fix is the screen. While android is like oh you wanna overclock there’s an app for that. Dodge over here like oh a 390 hp N/A engine doesn’t tickle ya? Here’s a supercharger in it and gets you 709 hp well throw In some better breaks and tires in the deal too…..
100%
Mr. Editor Duane. Rarely on camera, but whose work is all over screen. A cornerstone. Amazing work. 🏅
the 9fold time lapse was something special for sure
Gosh, sleepyhollow. You're making me blush. But thanks for your kind words. Glad you're having as much fun watching as I am editing.
Duane does and amazing job.
And he's getting better all the time.... This is one of the best automotive channels in part because of the editing
Hang some plastic from the ceiling or get a harbor freight carport and put led string lights off of Amazon in it to light it up like a paint booth..Do your sanding inside of it....What I do at my shop. Anyway, I wrote this om this comment hoping that Jarred would see it. It'll save your shop..Mechanic and bodywork don't mix..Dust will destroy mechanical parts,engines,transmissions and grease will destroy a paint job or bodywork. Ttyl
Jared is such an inspiration. I've been looking at a patch on the wall of my house and after 5 years I decided to sand it. After another 5 years I might even paint it!
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Some progress is better than no progress, and might be the catalyst for motivating you to push through and paint it
@@308dad8 yes, with your wise words, its going to happen!
never apologize for a 45 minute video guys this was amazing! jared youre a hero for pulling this off and an inspiration for enthusiasts everywhere with a project like this where you just love the car beyond any reason. i hope you can rest up!
Dude, I have a 1948 Studebaker Champion and seeing him do this on a car he absolutely loves is amazing, because in a way I love her with that same passion, Jared loves this propject.
Editor Duane's work is always appreciated, and Jared's willingness to stick through all the sanding was very impressive, I'd have lost my mind trying to keep that brutal pace up
Sad violin music during the sander eulogy was a nice touch
Duane "extend it with a musical montage" Dibley ?
I love the fact that this build didn't need to be perfect it needs to be driven.
As an aussie I absolutely love this Ute. I’ve had many Aussie Utes Ford Falcon 351 Windsor , Holden 327 , but a word of warning, they skip around at rear end when punting through corners especially when it’s a bit damp. I used to put a couple of sacks of sand over the rear axle when the rear bed was empty. Love this build.
I'm aussie as well. Isn't it great hearing Jarrod calling this beast a ute?
You can add 70 lbs. of kitty litter where your electronics are to keep your modules dry. That would keep the rear end down when wet too!!! 👍👍👍
Modern utes are pretty good in the back with decent coilovers and tyres
I loved my xh, it was the 1tonne tradesman setup so had the 'towing' diff, that thing was real fun to kick out sideways, also surprisingly wasy to handle when doing so. Only vehicle I have had that was any better sideways was ironicly a lifted 4runner 4x4.
Had a mini truck back in the day and they were bad about that too, Wright’s were required but that bed kit might be close enough to the weight removed to not cause too much issue. Could haul a few hundred pounds back there too
I've found myself thinking of how happy I am for Jared accomplishments, from the start with Tavarish to being an amazing host himself (youtuber don't sound quite right), always humble and upbeat guy. Cheers!
This is the coolest! I love watching this series. I've been wanting to do this exact project for years so I'm living very vicariously through these videos.
Borrow wizards charger for a weekend, and boom!
@@TheQuestionableGarage they look good in Yellow!
@@TheQuestionableGarage i believe you can bolt the newer front end onto those older chargers. I would love to see how that looks
@@TheQuestionableGarage Mr. Pink you are a first rate mechanic , the first video I ever saw of you was of you building a 2JZ block up in a surgically clean shop... Amazing ...BUT pls excuse me Sir , you look like you are Icing a Cake in applying fiber fill... I think you should join the GREAT CAKE BAKE OFF ... LMAO ... all due respect sir ... Many Blessings , SMR
@@TheQuestionableGarage ROAD BLOCK 5-0 ??
I think this is the best WED I have watched. So much effort and work for one episode . Agree the editing was great too.
168 hours well spent Jared, a one of a kind vehicle is always a head turner. Bravo for your herculean efforts to get to driving in such short order!
My day just got better! My 2 t-shirts arrived. One was the original Roadblock “Technically Legal is the best kind of legal” and the 2nd was my “Shop Supervisor on Duty”. The quality is exceptional and I look forward to enjoying wearing them for a long time. It is amazing to see how far the conversion has come and I an looking forward to seeing the next stages of the transformation. Keep up the fantastic work, Jared and team.
Well. Freddy has a spare hellcat engine.🤔 You know. If you want to scare the crap out of yourself.
It’s great to see the ‘crazy’ set in over the time of the project. Jared goes from sharp and excited….. to 26 minutes in… Jared’s got those “I’m not crazy…. They’re all crazy…. Do you hear that? There’s a thumping in the floor…. Tick tock tick tock…… I’m not crazy…. Just gotta keep sanding….keep sanding” eyes.
This build is amazing, and I absolutely love the look of it with the Raptor Line Finish.
I do have two concerns- One is the lack of a third brake light, but I feel like that can be added on easily maybe with something aftermarket? The second would be those shock/strut/suspension bits, which in my experience will absolutely refuse to want to come out because they're now mounted in such a way that it's nearly impossible to get at them, I would have pulled the bolts out, anti-seized them, and then stuck them back in so that there is no question about issues with future replacements.
Otherwise, this has been a fantastic ride from the original Roadblock 1.0 video, to seeing a living, driving, adventuring Roadblock 3.0 Ute! Maybe call it the "Uteblock"?
Gotta say, one of your best videos yet! I loved the high-speed multi-screen shots, cudos to Duane. And what a cool vehicle you now have!
Thanks Michael. It's always nice to be appreciated ;). Thanks for watching! -Editor Duane
I know that this was a ton of work... Heck, we watched you do most of it! But damn... it is so tough looking! Big kudos to you, Jared. It was worth all of the work!
Jared-If Georgia was anything like Florida the last couple of weeks, then you are a legitimate BEAST for working thru that heat! I am sure your wife is happy that you no longer smell of fiberglass and that you are glad to have that body work basically done. You've got skills--and yes, that does look exactly like a Highway Patrol vehicle from the front yet some kind of Magnum/Dakota from the rear--and yet not...
This is what I love about your channel--not even you know what you will feature next so kudos for keeping us guessing. Way to make lemonade out of lemons!
You're a true hero Jared. I could care less for those other turbo install, detailing or upholstery videos. I KNOW how much work you put into this and its admirable.👍 Just started a rust repair the other day and its tedious, front balance, floors etc, but I'll keep your motto in my head, "just get it driving". Thank you for another good one, love your spirit and the result is fantastic!🤗
Love this channel. I found Jared when he was on Freddie's channel. So glad he was given a channel of his own. So entertaining.
Peeling off those door vinyls hurt my soul. Out of the entire project, the gas cover and doors were the things I hoped stayed as they were. Still... a great project and I love the result.
I was happy to see they kept the gas cover
sadly its a law, no police badging for road legal registered vehicles
@@deliciousgixxer3670 he could have Raptor-lined any set of junkyard doors and kept the movie doors to hang on the wall or reinstall when the car is on display.
I was sad to see the door decals go... But "fety se" forever! Long live fety se!
@@walkerncst1 That would have been a fine solution. I would have loved to see them hanging in the shop on the wall as decoration at least. The shop walls are still a bit bare, and they would have been wonderful to have around in future videos.
man i'm really happy for you! from the tree incident to the rebirth and all the crazy amount of work involved. and it looks wicked cool.
Super cool! Hats off to Jared, soooo much work done to get to this stage. Awesome!
Loved the wizard inserts with another thousand hours of sanding
After all that sanding particles of Roadblock will always be with you, possibly even in your blood stream, and Jack should be proud of your body work Jared, great work! I would love to see some Dodge Ute custom badges.
I'd put a Ramcharger badge on it. It's a Charger that hauls stuff like a Ram.
An old dodge rampage badge would fit the theme.
Needs to get an MCM Chopped sticker on the back.
@@ericprice3225 You arent wrong.
This turned out pretty cool. I've done body work on some real basket cases and was able to bring them back but it is some of the toughest work you will ever do. The best part is the gratification when it's done to sit back and admire your accomplishment always worth all of the sweat you put into it!
I have lived in the Rockford IL area for the past 51 years nice to see a local on youtube
Ok. That actually looks sick. Well done jared.
Excellent work Jared and Duane! I am super impressed with all of the hard hard work you've put into RoadBlock 3.0, and with the (mostly) finished product you've shown us today. Less than perfect and finished is better than less than finished and perfect!
Love your dedication to this project! You plan on adding other wheels to it? I feel this requires more than stock wheels. Either way, fantastic job!!
Also, Editor Duane/Dwayne, those "another 1000hrs of sanding" inserts were perfectly placed 🤣
Rockford,Illinois!! Me too! Graduated from Jefferson but probably way before your time! Headed back there to help care for my parents. I used to listen to Cheap Trick rehearse in my neighborhood when I was a kid! Love your channel! Gotta save the old stuff!!!
I want everybody and I mean I want everybody to support this man he is a hard worker and he deserves the best give him what he deserves which is the best
Now I’m wondering if a 04’ Ford Explorer Sport Trac power down rear window could work in that rear window with some re-engineering. Roadblock is one cool project. Wish I could do something like that.
Sooo happy to see it back in action! Congratulations Jared you absolutely did a killer job man. Jack and Tavarish also did a great job! Love it 🔥🔥🔥
My goodness that was a monumental amount of work to get through and Editor Duane what a great job you did , as for which incarnation the movie car is version 1.0, the real ex police car version is now 2.0, and since most of this Ute transformation is the back half , I’m thinking It should be version 2.5 but you are changing the name , awesome stuff Jared … definitely my favourite channel , I’m a Mopar guy building a Mk3 Supra for my son , he loves his JDM’s , but me being a Mopar guy I love this Charger build . By the way I’m in Australia so our culture centres around Utes !!!
Thanks! Your appreciation is appreciated :). -Editor Duane
turned out amazing! so much sanding... I dont blame Jack for not helping
Who else enjoys to see Jared happy 👍👍 Cool Car! 🚓 🚔
This man is awsome. I love everythjnghe does
The raptor liner was a nice touch in the original configuration. I believe this happened to roadblock for a reason. What the reason, I'm glad to see you love it enough to keep it alive. Like Frieburger said " Don't get them right just get them running".
Nice Work!
Thank you Jared, the editor, Tavarish and Jack!
Amazing content 😀👍👍👍
On behalf of everyone in your list...you're welcome! Thanks for watching :). -Editor Duane
Jared is a Renaissance man he can do almost anything. Great editing enjoyed this project.
Jarod and Duane: that was a crap ton of work!!! but guys, the results show it. great build!
Hey I am happy to watch sanding on time lapse. An incredible amount of work. A genuine project in the flesh. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome job! I wasn’t sure at first but it’s a whole new beast now and looks really good! Can’t wait to to see more!
You are one of my favorite creators. Love the affordable projects, the tool, tech, and need tips. The balance between nerd, and entertainment, and real life is awesome.
That was pretty awesome. I'm actually not much into cars or wrenching, but watching you work Jared is pure fun. That was a great episode, thanks a lot!
Excellent video and awesome transformation, love how it came out and looking forward to your next video.
That was a really good video. I watch a ton of automotive "process" videos but I actually feel like there are good takeaways from this one! I'm not walking away feeling like I wasted my time lol. Congratulations for getting such a cool build to a point you like it.
Someone should get an AWD Charger and do the Smyth Kit and then drop in a Trackhawk Hellcat, transmission, and transfer case to have an extremely badass interesting Charger.
go to junkyard daves channel
I think with that set up, it would need a little more cassis bracing to avoid flex.
But you can't do massive burnouts Aussie style or drifting Awd 😁
Those hours sanding and the resulting dust is why body guys get good at applying thin coats of filler, very close to what the final shape needs to be. Start small and add. Dust is wasted product 😁
Oh I know, and that’s why I have a ton of respect for body guys. Let me build a few engines and get back into my happy place!
I love the paint/ liner. I was not expecting that, but I really like it. It just fits the build and doesn’t have to be perfect. Good choice great job so far! Can’t wait to see the finished product.
I love seeing the PPE! So MANY RUclipsrs don't use the needed PPE. Glad to see you are using the protection u need.
Great video Jared loved Dwayne's video production as well. I'd rather see the sweat and hard work for a project like this than a lot of other ones out there.
Love your work Jared! Awesome ute. If you painted it to perfection, you'd cry over every little scratch. There is something to be said about Patina cars or "almost done" projects. you can USE them. Keep up the good work!
I like what your doing wit the ute. Keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing more!
This is a project build I love watching. The entire transformation series was exciting to see. Well done Jared
Jared: "I hate sanding so much!"
Also Jared: makes the entire car into a sanding utensil
I was looking forward to the finished product so much, and then I saw that ugly raptor line finish. Would have been great if he just left it to the bed. But the whole car, what a waste! All that beautiful finish work, for nothing!
@@daveraysberg7478 To be clear i'm not complaining about it, it's fun imo... Just thought it was funny that the car now looks like you could sand something with it haha
@@daveraysberg7478 Good thing your opinion doesn't matter
I love these longer videos, seems like you could definitely use some help doing some of these big projects, you should maybe do like a "Day with Jared" where us subscribers could come and work with you for a day or so. Would def be a cool thing to do!!!!
It was going good until you started being all creep wanting to rub his belly and what not...
@@kden1271 ok then 👍
@@bobyxx3033 hahahaha
Love these vids so much! Hope you guys keep it going for a long time to come!!
Phenomenal work Jared! Excited to see you push this to the finish line despite the tree and every other obstacle. For that reason, I think roadblock is still an appropriate name!
Fantastic episode, Jared! I enjoy the fact that you create lengthy videos full of great content, unlike some people (cough cough, Freddy). Can't wait to see Roadblock finished completely. ✌🏻🇺🇸
Looking good Jared. The carpenter in me would've put in a nice oak floor like the old school American truck's had.
The plural of "truck" is "trucks;" not "truck's." In English, it is improper grammar to pluralize a noun using an apostrophe ('). An apostrophe is used to indicate possession rather than pluralization.
@@jacor653 LMOA! thanks grammar cop! 🤣
What's more beautiful is Jared's pureness. He really shows excitement and emotion and he loves his builds and most specially his skills are the best.
well done to the editor - this must be his best work ever - give him a rase
DIY Air filter kit. Find a local HVAC shop, get a 20x20 furnace filter housing. Buy a 20" Box fan. Attach the housing to the back of the fan. Slap a $1 air filter in there and set near your work area to help capture the airborne particles...works pretty good and very cheap materials and filters
As an Australian, in the country that invented this body style, you've done an amazing job on the conversion. If you wanted a Pontiac G8 or Chevy Caprice version, it would have been as simple as taking an Australian VE Commodore ute shell and swapping the parts to fit it out. Given there's no Chrysler/Dodge equivalent in this case, it's amazing that you've managed to make the bodywork to the rear flow so smoothly
Man the timelap, the song and the work... Beasts one of the best ever in the channel
I friggin love it. The rough finish perfection. Period. Cool interior and BOOM
Road Block Two & Three-quarters. . . This build has come a long way and love how it skyrocketed into a UTE - we need more UTE's here stateside, and I hope to see this around here in GA (I'm over in Acworth/Kennesaw area). Hope to see you out at Caffeine & Octane in a couple weeks. .
Love seeing the car wizard cameos. He is like your fairy god wizard of “good news.” (Gotta channel Jeremy Clarkson from old top gear when you say that.)
Jared is the hardest working guy on RUclips. Great work! Also thank you Duane for the fun and creative edit. I honestly wasn't that excited about the original charger, but this ute conversion has turned into one of my favorite projects. Looking awesome!
Thanks starky! Fun and creative is my objective every time. No sense in having one of Jared's projects look all boring and mundane :). Thanks for having fun watching! -Editor Duane
Awesome build.... can't wait to see the finish product. Good job!
Love how an act of nature totalled your favorite car ... with your hard work (and a bit of help) you created a one of a kind custom
This is just awesome as always! keep it up love watching from around the world. Thank you! 😊
Looking pretty good. Love to see you doing your thing and being happy. I know autobody isn't your strongest skill but your doing a great job ; )
Every so often, the algorithm drops something super-cool. This is one of those times. To complete the loop, subbed. Cool stuff man.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! TOTALLY AWSOME BUILD!!!! SO INSPIRATIONAL!!! GREAT BUILD AND GREAT EDUCATION!!! THANKS FOR SHARING!!!! I LOVE IT!!!! CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR PROJECT UPGRADES!!!
"Jack comes up short with that extra inch" 😂🤣 I'm such a child, that made me chuckle
Just subscribed, I live in Georgia also so I gotta support the locals, plus I love what you’re doing, keep it up.
Hello Jared
Thank you for another Great Video. Brother. I glad you have the energy to do all that. I like the idea and the look. It looks like it would be fun to drive. Enjoy it!!!!
The roll bar thingy would have looked cool if it looked like that “screen thingy” that cops cars have as a divider between the office and the criminal in the back. Personally I have only been “screen checked” once. If you don’t know what that is it’s where the officer slams on the brakes and your face goes into the screen, lol.
This came out amazing!! I have been a fan of the Smyth kits since they started with the VW stuff. I bet this is the project that is getting the Hellcat swap Tavarish was just talking about.
I love the Raptor finish, looks brilliant. Fantastic video Jared, could possibly be my favourite
I am way behind on my videos, but you did an amazing job on the car/ute/charger/truck😄. And explaining how things dont always have to be perfect to enjoy them. You really hit on the points why. Yes I have heard it on the channels you spoke of (Because I am subscribed to them as well) but people need to be reminded of that alot. Me being one of them. Unless you are going for a show only heart stopping reaction to every inch of your project. Witch lets be honest,99.9 of us that watch things the this are going for or even can afford that million dollar look to our projects. So again you really nailed it and it was very worth the little extra time to watch such an video. I truely dont believe making this into two videos would had had the same impact. Great,Awesome, Amazing job on 100% of every aspect of this video👍!!! Thank you Sir.
This is so cool. When I had my 68 Plymouth Valiant in the 80’s, valiant were a popular car to turn into ‘Utes’.
I kept min stock but this is really very cool and retro. 🙌🏼
I could literally smell the bondo as you were sanding lol
An awesome car. I have always liked the Dodge Charger, we don’t get them here in the UK at all, and that conversion is just so well done I absolutely love it. When I saw the paint I just thought ‘perfect’. This is easily my favourite automotive RUclips channel, honest presentation from Jared and brilliant editing from Duane.
Thanks for the kudos Eric! You are appreciated, too! -Editor Duane
The kits Smyth makes are so cool. Love seeing one on this channel
Great stuff Jared, really looks good. Well done.
So awesome what a great project! makes me wanna get back at my rolling projects
Good for you Jared glad you got it finished it looks great
Amazing job Jared!!! 🤘🏽🔥 The El Charger looks amazing!!!
Your ute is a beut Jared, bloody good result mate, we love these thing down here in Aus, well done and hope you finish it off. Get some eyelets bolted into the tub as anchor points. Party in the front, business out back. Love it!
OMG this video made me tired of sanding too lol. This was such a good video I love the longer format. I know the longer episodes are not good for the algorithm though it is set for about 15 min.
41:34 When one of your models is missing textures but you render it anyway
Hey Jared ! Nice work. Ya know the rattle can skills can atrophy over time.
The Ute idea was an excellent one, well executed ! It'll be a fun little truck.
Jared's UTE: The Sands of Time. Great video Jared. It's awesome to see how much work you put into this even it's not right down your lane in terms of body works. Hats off to editor Duane too, he gets more character in every video he edits it seems.
Thanks Florian! Character building is one of my life goals :). Thanks for watching! -Editor Duane
I love it. The only thing, and I mean the ONLY THING missing is just a little blue for the detective car throwback. But it looks awesome. And give yourself a C+ at least on the body work brother. I'd give you a solid B. Knowing what it takes to do what you did it definitely shows just how much you love ROAD BLOCK.
That truck is TOUGH! Congrats on the build and paint work! Always satisfying to see a project finish up!
Big J putting in the work as always… love the build bro… keep up LETZ GOOOOO
Great job Jared the RoadBlock 3.2 looks amazing 👍🏾🔥
Super cool. Hats off to all involved.