FORGOTTEN Dodge D200 Returns to the Road for the First Time in YEARS
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Today Angus puts his 65 D200 back on the road!
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Hi Kevin
Tell Angus that he needs to put mek in the tank just ask Dylan McCool about bad gas in dodge trucks and two you have to set the float on them or it will do what Angues one do i learned that from Dylan McCool and debosgroge
How tall is angus? is he taller than u?
Right, about the same time I sign up for Dr Squatch. And the ball shavers too, LOL
Keep going Angus!
I've really liked Angus' videos so far. He has a good screen presence, and upbeat personality. I appreciate he still wears that jumpsuit you guys found.
You never waste good! :) same goes for clothes.
couldn't agree more
I loved his attempts to take the tank out and all the commentary on taking it out.
Angus is GOLD, watching this dude struggling is so much like every freaking project I try to do. I never have the right tools, never get the problem solved on the first try. Super relatable, just great content!
Hopefully this quote keeps you motivated like it does me in similar circumstances👍🏻
Nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. The slogan Press On! has solved and always will solve the problems of the human race.
Calvin Coolidge
Angus does a good job, he works hard too. I respect that tremendously. There’s nothing much worse than working in a tiny space, in the freezing cold after already working all day. The perseverance was definitely notable.
This 💯💯💯
Reminds me of working on my car in my parent's garage.
Angus is a gem. It can’t be easy filming in such a confined space and when parts of your body about to fall off in the cold!
Looking forward to the next video
I know a lot of us can relate when we see Angus riding the struggle bus on a project after a full work day. It's a lot of work but the entertainment value is great. Much respect to the whole JYD team.
That was a fun ride - I'm glad he conquered the Dodge. A ton of work with freezing fingers, respect.
It's nice seeing Angus being more confident in front of the camera by himself. He always kills it when he's playing off Kevin, but he's really stepping his game up. I may not be getting uploads on Wack-it Garage, but this more than makes up for it.
Angus is hilarious. I really enjoy the quirky humor, “take that universe” when he found the 10mm. I love the look of the truck but I’d be inclined to burn it down. My patience is limited, nearly non-existent. Another great video all around. Keep ‘em coming Angus.
I think it’s suffice to say , angus has earned one of Kevin’s meritorious medals , and a bigger garage . Thank you angus ✌🏻
Fair play Angus. Sticking it out and keeping at it in that cold, in a tiny space to work in. He's a natural for YT and looking forward to his next appearance!
Much respect for your tolerance of cold weather. Good job Angus! Cool looking old truck.
Hi to all the crew, love your channel and great to see Angus still involved and single handedly conquering brakes, carbutators and poopy fuel even on top of his day job. Glad he got the Dodge running. Thumbs up to you all!
Nothing but the utmost respect for Angus being such a trooper through all of those cold days and nights after work to get that truck running! :) You did fantastic Angus, and looking forward to more videos from you! :)
Also, thanks for the diagrams and explanation of the various axle types Kevin! :) That was very much appreciated. :)
Great work Angus, enjoy your persistence in attacking a problem. Looking forward to more videos from you. Kevin and Mook look forward to more content from you two.
Its a good day when Junkyard Digs uploads. I always liked Angus and he is a great member to the team. Im liking that old Dodge too.
Great job, Angus! Gotta know a fella enjoys it a lot to be doin' it after a full day's work. Keep 'em coming, and a welcome addition to the JYD family!
I can't do anything but agree with everyone else here; Angus, you're really doing a bang-up job! It's so nice to see you coming into your own in these videos, and it shows that Kevin has made a good choice adding you to the JYD family as a co-host. Just keep on going the way you're going, you're doing fantastic! And hey, at least from here on out it can only go up for you since you won't have to fight a teal Dodge truck anymore 😂
Thank You for explaining the different axle types. Very informative! Always nice to see Angus.
Not trying to impose but they say you miss 100% of the shots you dont take. Itd be great if you would check out my automotive channel and consider subscribing. Trying to grind and get 1k subscribers!!
I appreciate angus sense of humour very much. Y’all are a great team.
Angus is a different kind of a guy and trust me, I mean that in the very best of ways. There’s not too many guys that have channels that hold my attention but when Kevin puts out a new vid I instantly think to my self, “I’m all in” and “like” it before I even watch the video. It’s the SAME way with Angus. Thanks guys !! Keep up the great work ! 👍🏻
Wyatt's a cool guy too. I died at his little rant making fun of Kevin when he was working on the green Ford plow truck "put some gas down the carburetor, it started, but the accelerator pump is bad" lol
I do like watching Angus . He’s a funny guy and super likeable. Great job on that old truck in such weather . Brilliant video 👍
Hey, Angus did great, especially knowing that he was working in an extremely small space. getting that tank out was something I don't think I would have attempted in that space. Great job to you both.
Angus is a riot! Watching him work on the truck had me rolling! I have felt exactly the same way...the flood of emotions trying to get something simple fixed on my Jeep a hundred times!
That CAN-DO attitude Kevin, Mook, Angus, and all their friends have is amazing and should not be overlooked. Does Angus work and live in a different city hence not working on projects at your shop?
Yes- theTwin Cities , BRR
Angus lives in Minnesota, Kevin and Mook live in Iowa.
Got my 84 C20 to drive under its own power for the first time in 20 years. Thanks for the knowledge and details you guys go into it helped a lot. If even someone with no mechanical background can make one run anyone can.
Great work Angus, looking forward to the next mongral vehicle you tackle.
Love JYD and Angus makes it even more fun, didnt think that was possible.
Keep up the great work
Angus! We need more Angus! His style is different AND complimentary to JDY... great fit for this channel.
I love the perseverance of Angus, Would love to see him work on the El Camino. Good video.
kudos to Angus for not only getting the Dodge to run but, possibly starting a RUclips career. He has a great likability that will translate well once he becomes more comfortable in front of the camera... I honestly cannot imagine working on a project car with only two feet on either side of the truck AND in FREEZING temps after a long day at work!!!! I am not claustrophobic but after watching this video I just had to take a deep breath and stretch my arms...Keep at it Angus! Also, Kudos to JYDs! So cool of you to use your channel to help a friend out. I love to see this. This only adds more channels and content for us to view and learn from... Thank you!!!
Great job Angus. I like the real world wrenching in a small plain garage. Hopefully the Dodge has a second life... Wonderful job.
Sitting here recovering from Covid binge watching Junkyard Digs and I can say we need more Angus 😂😂😂
Love a little angus mixed in. Hope to keep seeing him throwing his effort in!
Chrysler slant 6 are literally bomb proof. I blew a rod through the side of the block in my old Volare wagon and still managed to drive 16 miles home. Still ran really good on 5 cylinders and with no oil when I pulled it and put my mildly build 255 in it.
Agreed, and they're quite smooth, me and my dad have a '62 Fargo D100 (Dodge D100 for Argentinian market) which was turned into an RV and the engine runs quite nice, it's quiet and smooth with good low end torque, little to no problems with it, just a bad fuel pump from sitting so long and electrical gremlins but engine-wise it just wants to drive for miles and miles.
I can’t wait to see videos about the El Camino! I love seeing Angus’s videos.
I love Angus' videos. Kevin is soo funny, even when he's struggling. Angus captures the frustration and despair I feel when automotive work "fails to meet expectations". I can watch Angus struggle with the same problem for a one hour video! Great change of pace. Sorry to see the Dodge go. Love that old iron!
2:45 best quotes ever 'yeah it's all just peanut butter'
Angus... From a old geezer easily your grandparents' age or older:
Many of us feel your pain! From stiff fingers, to wrenches frozen in the ice created when your body melts the snow, to changing a clutch on Christmas Day, to roadside waits for someone, ANYONE, to come to your rescue.... we salute you. Job well done.
Carry on.
I thought that I was going to bust a gut laughing when Angus was struggling with pulling that fuel tank out. natural comedy at it's finest!
Awesome job sticking to it - really like how you went over more of what you were thinking to diagnose the issues. Keep ‘em coming
This is the way to do it, man. Best automotive channel on YT. Keep up the good work.
Not trying to impose but they say you miss 100% of the shots you dont take. Itd be great if you would check out my automotive channel and consider subscribing. Trying to grind and get 1k subscribers!!
Love Angus's commentary. He has a pithy, self deprecating sense of humour that's refreshing and fits in with this channel.
Angus is great, we need more of his content
Angus did a pretty good job. He's also got a fun sense of humour. Good on him for going out there after work in the cold, dark evenings to film this video. 👌👍
"Ok, alright. What do you want? You want a little bit of choke?" Angus knows how to treat a lady.
Normally I don’t enjoy when a new host is introduced to a show that gets most of its appeal from the personality of the original host, but Angus is actually a really great addition. His style vibes very well with the personality from Kevin. So well done guys!
Sad he sold the truck, was a cool looking thing. Also I noticed that at some point the middle lamp worked and at the end it was not lit, but headlights were working. Was wondering why it has that middle light between the headlights, looked kind of cool. Angus does a good job, he always adds a lot of humor and it is just as entertaining to watch him, as it is with your videos.
Center grille light was an aftermarket 'safety' thing for a very brief time. Back in the 1970s some people installed them basically as a Daytime Running Light that was on at all times a car was running.
i love Angus' videos. i am a fan of dodge trucks so seeing one brought back to life just fills me with joy. i kinda feel bad for him because of the struggle he went through and the weather.
I love how Angus said please and it started, turns out it just wanted to be talked nice to LOL
Angus is great on his own or as Kevin's helpful assistant. Smart guy with good taste in trucks. That Dodge just needs more than he can give it but has a chance now thanks to Angus and the JYDs family.
Peace
Angus has a really great personality and I can't wait to see him grow with being a presenter!
Kudo's to you Angus for battling it out with that old Dodge. It really fought you but you kept fighting back, very impressive. I look forward to more videos with you in the future, your a great addition to the team, very knowledgeable and entertaining as well.
This truck is just beautiful! Thanks for the video!
Angus is just as much fun to watch as any of yall. Yall each bring something. He has his own thing he brings to the table.
Kevin doesn't know it yet but soon Angus will take over the whole channel
The conversation Angus was having with the truck after reconnecting the boat tank was priceless. When it fired up after he said please I thought "see it just wants to be asked nicely" 😂
Hi from uk kevin thank you for in depth explanation of the floating axle (never understand myself the magic in axles 👍) you explained great👍 thanks angus for your presence and getting the old d200 ripping great again 💪👍great confidence now 💙 it man (hope mooks taste buds back on earth from chicken bitds and flames) 😂💪 thank you for your time guys angus did really well welcome to team man properly here now👍 be safe see you soon👋
Angus brings alot of comical relief in the videos he's in the videos he's in and he rounds out the group that junkyard diggs has become as a fan of this channel really appreciate the time that you guys go through to make these videos one it's helpful for someone who has little history with older trucks and for making my work days entertaining
Raise hell praise dale boys
I want to more of Angus as he beginning to be quite entertaning. I also want to see the rust crusty El camino. Plus the snowblower in the bed of the Ole Dodge was killer cool. Keep up the good work.
I like Angus's vids. It's tough to do that kind of work in your spare time, and even tougher to do it by yourself, nevermind trying to film it all and talk to the camera while doing it. Great job. And Kevin interjecting tech explanations in the final cut was a great addition.
I still love that Angus rocks the coveralls that he found in the back of that one revival truck
Being a new RUclipsr myself I can totally identify with what you said about video editing. It can be a struggle to choose what part to keep and what part to omit in the final video. Especially when you have 4 or more hours in a repair/ video footage, but have to cut it down to 40 minutes or so. Then there's the titles, music, cut sequences, and transitions to add in. Also, for me, being a retired sailor editing out the occasional words that can't be aired on RUclips, can be a challenge as well. LOL I never realized how much time would be invested in just the video editing. As for my experience, I've been wrenching on cars my entire life. There isn't very many parts of a vehicle that I haven't torn down and rebuilt. So, I know first hand how sometimes things don't go as planned. Thanks for all of your videos and keep up the good work!
Angus is hilarious he's great he never gives up I love that I really like that truck
Great work getting that mopar back on the road! Angus tackles a neglected old truck in a tiny, freezing shack, with humor along the way and goes cruising :)
We love Angus ! He is so so fun.😀
Yep - gotta hand it to Angus. There are youtubers and then there are RUclipsRS and he is definitely heading toward the latter as his confidence grows. Personally, I enjoy his dry witticisms and his logical deductions of where to go next to fix a problem are evident of much time spent under the hood.....or indeed the vehicle itself. He is an asset to your channel and I hope we get to see more when he starts working on that rusty El Camino! All the best
Great job Angus! I enjoy seeing you on these!
I think Angus is a great friend to have, you're lucky you have a great group around you.. Keep it up!!
Back when Dodge made trucks with classy body lines
Angus is solid gold. I've enjoyed watching all your interactions on film with him and his filming on his own. I really hope to see a lot more of him
Love that sexy dodge
We love Angus, he’s a super smart dude and really knows what he’s doing. He certainly braved the elements and worked in some extreme conditions, I think he did a great job! Also enjoyed the El Camino video as well. Can’t wait to see what he does next.
Angus!!! Nice to see you back, that ole dodge was throwing all it could at you. And ya didn’t give up on it..
awesome job man! Hope to see that rusty el Camino
Loved this video. Angus is great. He needs to be a permanent part of the Digs team. Very entertaining and also does a great job at the camera. I realize doing videos is a lot of work (since I suck at it) but I enjoy doing it. You guys make it look easy and are very good and entertaining.Also enjoy the tech from Kevin. Even on subjects I’m familiar with he usually brings me something about it that I didn’t know ,or haven’t given much thought to before.
I like Angus. There’s such wonderful colour and contrast in this episode!
I know it is a bit late now, but I freaking enjoyed watching Angus in this revival. He does an excellent job, and I am looking forward to the next one!
Angus the Dangus, as in the proverbial Dingus but with flair!
Watch out for them tornadoes today! 🌪
What a trooper. Working in an unheated wooden shed in Minnesota in winter takes true dedication.
notification squad, Have a nice weekend guys!🔥🔥🔥
Love Angus and everything he brings to the table his personality is different but definitely in a good way. Maybe just a little better lighting in some things but I know that's asking a lot. Love the content see you guys next video!
Love to see Angus back! Would also like to know how the f250 is doing.
It is sitting in a new spot because the sheed fell down but the truck was untouched i bet when Kevin fired it up for the first time in two years it ran Right away remember it still don't have brakes
So happy Angus came back with another video. I did a great job and funny as always!
Shmexy dodge
I do love Angus' videos. He's super funny and informative. I'd love to see more videos with Angus in it. His voice is really clear!
You guys doing good in the storms?
Ahh hell this is just a sprinkle
I know I am late to the party, but Angus comes across as a really genuinely nice guy and has done so well on both these videos. The whole channel is awesome Kevin, Mook, Angus... You rock !!! Weird fact, I live in England and can't even drive but I love these videos and use them for ASMR viewing, please keep up the great work
Angus is doing well, just needs to relax a bit on camera.
I enjoy seeing different approaches and Angus deserves a round of applause for his presence and perfomance both on and off camera. Doubt you'll see this angus but if you do, I'm happy to see you and wish you the best
maybe I'm just a single voice here. But since I watched several episodes with him already... my deal with Junkyard Digs is not wth Angus. Sorry Angus. You're nice, but not my kind of guy. the humor is just much too trying. I'm really sorry, but there is no other way to say it.
That axel explanation is the coolest and I'm so glad you went ahead and explained that it's so clear now
Absolutely a great video, speaks to us car guys who work out in the cold on winter nights. I Absolutely think that Dodge is cool, even after all the grief it gave you. Great job Angus. Cheers
Who likes a confident person? "Probably...definitely our issue..." 🤣🤣
Wow, I was hoping Angus would get it all sorted out so I could buy it off him on my way through Minneapolis next summer so I can have a classic but not "too nice for the gravel roads" truck to keep at my place up there. :) Thanks for hanging in there Angus!
Thanks Angus!! I hope y'all can help him swing a better work space at some point. Fighting your space as well as your project sucks. I want Angus to be warm and swearing at trucks, not freezing and fighting gloves. That's my only suggestion, keep up the great work, I appreciate it!
I appreciate watching Angus sort thru issues working in that little space, limited tools and no heat! Not everyone has a big shop to work in and we've all been there. That said...I hope at some point he is able to get into a bigger / nicer space....while it's relatable I don't need him to struggle just to add "character" to the content. Fingers crossed for you Angus...can't wait to see the El Camino.
it would be hard not to like Angus. Hes a great addition to the channel. Hes funny, and works his ass off. Thats what it takes to be successful on Junkyard Digs!
Good job Angus! Wish I could finsh my 1982 K10 broken ankle is keeping me out the garage for today. Have a new 350 crate engine, Tremec 4050 transmission, and new 205 transfer case to go in. Just need to heal and be released to work for me or company. Every once in awhile while I think about filming but just want to be anonymous to much.
Its a pity that D200 decided to be a pain. I guess it was kind of an omen, since there was no title, which was probably the hint that he should have walked away, lol.
It's awesome that Angus does his own videos. I have always liked him. Great sense of humor. Keep up the good work Angus.
Good Job Angus! I love the old trucks but an awful lot of life is figuring out when to move on. If you don't actually need the truck, and you've gotten it to the point that somebody else wants it more than you do, starting another project can be the right choice. Thanks for taking us through the process!