FULL REBUILD- 1946 international ABANDONED 50 years ago, will it run and drive ?
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2024
- This is a compilation of all the videos dad and me did rescuing the 1946 international. This build did more for the channel than any other singular video or car. Again this is not new content but it is the entire process we did to the truck in 1 video. This is probably 8 months worth of work. Enjoy.
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This is a compilation of 7 videos dad and me did on this truck. The first video was posted August of 2022, the last was June of 2023, 10 months. The audio quality might not be that good because this was when I was first starting RUclips and I hadn’t bought a good mic yet so you’ll have to excuse the poor sound quality
I was getting déjà vu on the door fitting, then I read your pinned comment !! now it all makes sense! great revival indeed Love your content, keep it coming!! thank you to both you guys
The pld girl is back on the road again and not wasting away in the scrub or in a cables soup tin or melted down steel formed product a great piece
Of automotive history.
If you haven’t heard of 406 garage they save international’s they maybe able to help you with parts
Believe it ot not .years ago therr was a international pick.up plant right in Chatham ontario they made them right there they were a good work horse I had 1 the fuel tank was under the left running board my truck sat way up high from the factory inside
I dont forget the that heads have a very unique sound to them I can hear them s mile away
You and your father are like necromancers; I can truly feel the souls of these cars coming back to life for a moment when they truly deserve it. That's absolutely amazing. You are living your lives in a very good way. Best wishes for your duo!
I just had to make one more comment to say that I have enjoyed this video more than any that I have watched in 2 years! Maybe it was because I grew up with them old trucks! Dad had 2 trucks over the years that I would like to have back. One is the kb1 like yours and he had a 1936 half ton international. Thank you for the memories!
I have to admire you and your Dad’s dedication to get this old truck done. When you unearthed it I thought there was no way you could get it going, but you did it!
They had a international truck plant right in Chatham.ontario where the made international.pick..ups right there a.lomg time ago
This was the project that led me to your channel. It was really good even then; your content's only gotten better since.
Thanks!
Dang travis good job! I love this! I have a huge heart for bringing these old forgotten girls back to life. I brought back my 1956 F100 after sitting for 44 years. I daily drive her now. Over 1k miles on her.
The cool thing is you are doing this with your dad. Im jealous of that for sure. I was not raised by a father to help and teach me.
* This was the project that drew me to your channel. Still can't believe you guys saved that truck buried in that backyard. Nice to see the playlist style vid on it. You need to work some oil or grease between the spring leaves and grease all the zurks and bushing under that old gal. Cheers Gentlemen ! 👊😎👍
Brother I been doing construction for 40+ years your a beast there's not many with the skills all around the board like us sorry to hear about your dad bless you and try your best to keep your head up awesome video im about to do the same thing with a van but as you know how tough family deaths are! Good build thanks for all the tips I'm going to steal from it!!! Bless you
My name is Mike I have watched just about every video you and your dad has made.i have enjoyed every one ,I loved what you did with the 60 elcominio.i loved the fact that you and your dad work together so good I love the relationship yaw have. I'm 62yrs old and never had a father and son relation ship , my dad never was around. Cherish every moment you have with him. He so knowledgeable in that field and has a lot to teach you.keep the great video's coming. I am looking forward to each and every one thankyou Mike from ky.
Great video. This old 46 is exactly the same truck that my dad owned when I was a little kid. I remember standing up in the seat while riding around the farm with him.
Dad's 46 had a big dent in the left front fender that he brush painted the wrong color, but not as bad as the fenders on your truck.
I hope you can get a professional body man to fix the fenders without mud, and make a video about it. The truck is definitely worth it. I loved every minute !!! Three cheers...
With regard to copper brake fitting washers: You can anneal the washers with a propane torch. Heat them until the color starts to change, then let them cool. This softens the copper and provides a chance for a better seal.
I’ve done this for years. It’s never failed to work.
Great video! You guys are really cool, but get them damn bow ties on the hub caps painted over!
What a neat old truck-- literally brought back to life as we watch! I'm sure I'm not the only one who said (when we first saw the truck buried up to the running boards in someone's back yard): that's just a parts rig, and there aren't a whole lot of parts to salvage! Just goes to show you what hard work and determination can do for you. I especially like seeing you and your Dad working together. Makes me miss my Dad just a little bit more... Good job, Travis!
due to the interaction of father and son, plus great content is what i dig about this channel..easily a favorite channel of many viewers..and your subs will continue to grow with this dynamic..
Thank you 🤙🏻
Great to see you and your dad work together wish my son and I could do this but he not much of a car guy like me.
I bought a barn find "47" flat head 6, long bed, 5 window International. Took off the head, timed it with the valve placement, 12 volt battery, and it fired right off. Drove that truck for a while.
I'm so happy to see you guy's bring this old truck back to life! Please keep the video's coming!
I have a 39 Ford deluxe with wheel cylinders with two different sizes. This is really great to see the complete resto. You and your father work good together.
That clamp you used for the window frame is a pipe clamp used in woodworking to clamp multiple boards you want to glue together. I used them when i worked in woodworking shop. They are nice.
Come in very handy
All those Mesquite seeds make a excellent flower useful in baking as a substitute for flower in baking it actually taste sweet ,and the truck looks cool also
Great truck. Happy to see it back up and running instead of crushed. You guys work miracles on these trucks! You guys are great example of American ingenuity!
Appreciate that thanks 🤙🏻
Unusual one for sure! The (only) other person that lives in our hamlet was the owner of Barromix cement mixers and was very good friends with Richard Lister - he’s told me some wonderful stories! Good luck with this one :)
Shake, rattle and roll I love these old trucks! These old trucks were built to use on the farm, that's how these old trucks last 50 to 75 years and still can be driven!!
I love that old truck! The wrinkles in the fenders are called survival scares and you didn't put a darn LS chevy in it!
Wow you guys find some cool rigs.
That front grill, beautiful style.
Those old flat heads pretty robust old girls.
Thing I love the most is the room in the engine bay. You could host a dinner party in there.
Grab yourself a dolly and hammer set to do your panel dents, much better than just smashing it with hammers and wood.
The "Scorpion King" Truck series.....👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😲🔥
Scorpion 🦂 flambe 😂😂😂😂
Ya'll sure did a fine job on the old girl. Sure, turned out fine. I am enjoying your channel, thank you.
Wow! All that water from the differential! I didn't think there was that much water in the whole state. LOL
I have to say , one of the reasons I love this channel is that you guys take on projects that seem dam near impossible, and then you actually get em goin again. Much respect to Travis and Pops.
what a cool rebuild, you guys are the best at being able to reuse old parts and hardware. love your videos, so helpfull
you guys are amazing.. to get this old truck going that has been sitting in the dirt for who knows how long. I really enjoy your videos .. Thanks
Well my friend you did a great job on the old girl. You and your dad are very talented
really great. no wonder it's called panel BEATING. it seems if something is stuck... get a bigger tool, bring on the fire :)
The 40s Internationals are Great looking trucks !
MAN i LOVE HEARING THAT OLD ENGINE RUN. tHOSE ENGINES ARE REALLY STRONG AND HAVE A LOT OF PULLING LOW END. i PULLED A VERMEER MODEL 10 AS WELL AS A MODEL S sTUMP GRINDER BENIND MY OLD JUNKYARD SALVAGE TRUCK. ALWAYS KEEP ALL YOUR OLD PARTS BECAUSE THEY CAN BE REFURBISHED. i HAD MINE DONE IN CHESTER, CA. THAT MAN HAS PARTS FOR MOST ANY OLD VEHICLE BRAKES AND CARBURATORS.
Great Video, you guys did awesome job. Love the way the old truck came out, it looks very cool in the patina.thank you again .
You may not realise this but this video has actually been very therapeutic to watch…helped me a lot in dealing with stress and managing some difficult feelings. Thank you and God bless.
I wish my dad would have lived and taught me how to work on vehicles but he passed away 59 years ago when I was 10. I really enjoy watching y’all work together and this old truck runs so smoothly after all those years, wow what a great father and son video.
couldnt drag myself away from this video.loved every second,if you learn half what your dad knows you be doing fine,that truck over here in the UK will bring 10 grand easy.keep up great work
Thank you glad you enjoyed it
Worth a rewatch, I hadn’t caught that part about the compression ratio. That paired with the compression test makes it even more astounding that it fired up and idled so well.
Still Epic 👊🏼⛽️🍻
I really enjoy following you and your Dads no nonsense approach to the repairs and resto’s y’all do! I look forward to seeing your videos, I’ve even taken still photos of some steps y’all take for future reference!
Also, I truly enjoy and admire you and your Dad working together! You are truly blessed, Son!
Travis, that old tank rumbling down the road looks so good. Your and your Dad are the best.
You and your dad give me hope! Love this channel so much
Kinda amazing from start to finish comparasions. It's great how you & your dad can work together. Good job.
Damn!!! There are some pissed off people in the comments acting like this is the first channel that uploads a compilation of old videos showing the full build of a vehicle! Anyway, thankfully they're the irrelevant minority.
I watched the whole 7 original videos and I've watched this compilation again. Looking forward to the next video, guys! Cheers from Argentina!
Appreciate it! Working on new videos now
When you've started to pressure wash the inside, my first idea was: "...wow, that had such a nice color. Color? In such conditions?"
Great video. 🙂
gotta love those old flatheads
Great compilation video. Funny hearing you say you just hit 20k subs in the earlier segments. Nice to see you at 137k now. Keep up the great work
Bravi ottimo lavoro ottimo video, far ripartire ripristinare questi mezzi storici che hanno fatto un'epoca meravigliosa è una cosa fantastica, per chi non ha questa passione dono, non potrà mai capirlo, vi seguo sempre un saluto Gek.
You and your dad got this beauty of truck looking like new 30 thumbs up
What an absolutely fabulous video I enjoyed every minute of it . That’s such a wonderful old work horse I bet it could tell you some stories! and it’s gonna live on a bit longer now congratulations on saving a wonderful piece of forgotten motoring 🙏
I’ve been looking forward to your next video young man thank you you’re such a purist I really appreciate that!
Originality is fascinating to us yes
Love the truck and I believe you guys made all the right decisions/choices.
I know you guys don’t get a lot of rain in the desert,but I’m so glad you put a flip flap cap on the exhaust.
Great work guys, I’m sure someone will come up with a door for it.
Okay… never mind I wrote my comment before you got the door at the end, lol.
good job boys!
Awesome resurrection…love that yourself and your Father revived that long left for dead truck. I think you did an amazing job!
Nice job Nice truck congratulations you show 👍👍👏👏👏
Dude I was busting up laughing when you hit that scorpion with the break clean and fire freaking flamethrower dude
This makes me think of the truck that goes to the crusher in the brave little toaster. It makes my heart happy to see you save something left for dead.
Guys I am watching this from Newfoundland, Canada, on the edge of the North Atlantic. I so enjoyed watching you two work so well together and you don't have wild music tearing at the eardrums! I love these old trucks and can remember some of them from my boyhood.
Thanks for watching from Canada that’s cool
Great job. I love how you both just put in the work and use elbow grease and old stuff and imagination. Thanks for this.
This channel is awesome!
What really makes that truck cool is you and your dad done it? That is so awesome. Keep on rockin.
Hi there folks,good labour and affection for our past restoring those beauties, together in family.from Chile
That is a Great job guys..I'm so glad you found a door..Enjoy that "sweet Lady"..Thanks for the entertainment!
Amazing transformation! I really thought that unit was a basket case. Great job on all the repairs and you found a drivers door!! Straightening out the grille and nose was awesome using the winch it was a stroke of genius.
Cool truck, great vid!!!!! 🤜🤛
Well Travis you and your dad. Does looks like you do have another Flip. And you found a door for the 1946 International. It is sweet ! If that pick- up was anywhere else in the country. It would have been destroyed. You, and Richard have done an awesome job. Thanks for sharing!
💯👍👊
Worth watching again!
Excellent job, for me this is better content than the million plus channels, this is legit, see that old truck moving itself around with nearly all it's original components is a real treat, again excellent job
Thanks we work hard on these videos 👍🏻👍🏻
Back when I was in high school 1965, my brother and I put a 56 desoto. 354 Hemi head engine and transmission in our dad’s 49 International 👍
Awesome video what a truck. Great save , that’s what I love about these videos is the saving of precious gold. That truck is beautiful.
Splendid 💯👌 what a lovely job, well done those good men 😊
Great job so cool to see that pick up back on the road very cool.
loved it all except the stack,but to each is own great save of an icon neglected and forgotten
I love this compilation, it allows you to see it from start to finish as I had missed some of the other videos in the middle. Great channel.
Huge work you did. Nice truck, enjoy.
Fantastic my friend thats a sweet rig thanks for your hard work keeping us entertained
I thoroughly enjoyed this video.
Love these old American pickime up trucks..great channel.
Awesome,loved watching this.
Good job! I enjoyed every bit of it, even if I disagreed with what you were doing. Thank you, and keep up the great work because in the end if it works it’s gotta be right!
A lot of effort,beautiful outcome! Thank you !Stay safe.
I feel like your videos are the automotive equivalent to dog rescue videos. Feels good to watch you guys get these old hound dogs new homes
Can we see what Patrick’s property is like? Sounds super cool!
Absolutely amazing video! Great work👍👍
Fantastic video. One of the best car/truck videos I have ever watched.👍👍👍
gorgeous looking old truck, glad u left it old looking. too many of these old trucks end up banana yellow or bright red. love the upright tailpipe great features to it. quality resort u guys did there
Back in the late 50s my dad had a 49 like that. In 1960 he threw a rod.. we needed that truck pretty bad, so we pulled the motor and tranny out of a 53 Oldsmobile and put it in the truck. V8 Oldsmobile 4 speed hydromatic! Now that was a truck!
Great compilation from start to finish, I really enjoyed it. The truck looks grand.
A couple of tricks to consider: use valve grinding compound on the screwdriver tip and use some thick oil supplement down the cylinders. Like Lucas or STP to form a seal to help get it started. Great job on this build!
Great Awesome Video and a great Job. Dads are great to work with!! Love your videos keep up the good work… my Corvair GreenBrier Van came from Arizona and now lives in the north with me. It carried the red Arizona dirt with it to me.
Great filming ! Epic , thanks for sharing !
Fantastic job guys! And congratulations on 137k
Very cool find and you guys have it looking awesome congratulations
That's a great looking truck. I had a 73 international scout been in love with them ever since.
You two did a great job on that old truck!
If you can get Kerosene, it’s a better alternative cleaner and it also lubricates the metal. You’re Dad should remember that one. Great Videos Thank You 🙏
That old lady came around nicely
Great job you two Thanks from. Sc
Inspirational. Thanks!
Is your dad taking son applications?
He seems to be the coolest cat to hang around!