From ABANDONED to His FIRST TRUCK! 1987 Ford F150 - FIRST WASH in YEARS!
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2022
- From ABANDONED to His FIRST TRUCK! 1987 Ford F150 - FIRST WASH in YEARS!
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The "Ole Man" abandoned this 1987 Ford F150 years ago. I will attempt to crank it again and drive it mile back to our home. We will fix one or fifty issues to present it to my son as his FIRST TRUCK. Will that valve knock stop the project? Will horrible drive-ability stop the progress? Will we ever restore the power and look that this truck once had? Can the Rev and the Ole Man bring this Ford back to the road to give to JC for his 16th Birthday? All these questions answered on this episode of RevStoration.
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Ecclesiastes 1:9 says, "The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun." (I miss abbreviated Ecclesiastes on the end screen!"
Timeless wisdom. I felt a little nihilistic when I first sat down and thought about it many years ago, but then I realized that pretty much everything I experience is new _to me_ .
Here's a joke for you what do you call a dog without legs? you can call him all you want to but he still ain't coming
Very appropriate, thank you
Amen.
Please read my comment please 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜
That smile looked like the one on my son's face when I helped him with his first truck. His truck to sat for many years and with some tinkering we brought it back to life. He's still driving it today. Yes I did shed a few tears, I was one proud Dad.
Im a proud one too..
That old Ford will be worth more to JC than if you gave him a new 2022 Raptor! I wish I had the skill set to give my kids a project vehicle that we could work on together like that!
Brandon, we are going to have a blast making it his and making it right. Thanks for commenting brother.
Rev, your show is a breath of fresh air. As people continue to do wrong to one another, it's good to see some positivity. Happy birthday to your son.
John... we love sharing our content... and we are honored that people like yourself watch.
I think that Tradition is a very suitable and apt name. JC's first pickup and I am sure he will cherish this forever.
When I was 21 I bought a 1967 Ford Galaxie 500 two door hardtop. It was a one owner with 46,000 miles. I had always wanted the 67 Ford because that’s what my parents had when I was a little boy. I went to school one day and when I came home my dad had my Galaxie in the garage and had it all cleaned up & polished. It looked like a diamond. You can’t underestimate what it means to do things for your kids. My dad is no longer here and that memory means everything to me. God Bless.
Amen... I was most pleased with the smile on his face... He understood the sacrifice of his father and grandfather and was proud to have it... More to come.
Congratulations, JC.You'll always remember that truck.
Hope he enjoys it for a long time.
My brothers first truck in 2001 was a 87 f150 xlt Lariat and we had it up until the last couple years. I miss driving the old beast. I hope your son enjoys his truck!
JC pretty happy about getting his truck, all the best to yous and your loved ones
Thanks Donald
Great job,the smiling your son had was worth a million bucks!!
Tell JC congrats. You and your family are blessed!!!!!
Perfect first vehicle! Gotta teach them youngins how to maintain a vehicle!
Ì fell your emotions rev I've remember when I got my boy his first vehicle. Seems like yesterday he was16 ,now he just turned 33 happy birthday jc and many many more god bless
Got to me in this one... JC is a great kid that works hard... Honored to give him the truck.
Emotions hit that one kind of hit me to. It's so awesome to see a kid smile like that. Again I love yalls channel and what you do
Me and my husband wish we would have had that kind of nice truck at 16 to drive that that's awesome that cleaned up really really nice yes truly blessed
How about cleaning the O2 sensor by the starter?It's been rusting for 15+ years.A can of 'Seafoam' in the tank will help clean the old carbon off the valves,etc.and help clean the intake runners too.Happy Birthday to JC.,and congratulations on your new truck.The blue mentioned with white down the sides,like whatever color is there,will really look nice for years to come.The roof white will keep the cab cooler too.
I think that smile on JC’s face is worth a million bucks! Great choice on the truck! It’s a good one!
You have a awesome dad and grandpa , good luck with that Truck !!
Hello red
It's good to see you and your family. Putting puddin back in shape I see. At least your son will have a ride . I'm sure you will get it in top shape. Hi Nicki t. Nice seeing you, and kids. And I see old man in background. Hi old man. Just wanted to say hi to you all. Bless you and family. See you rev.
It's good to see him smile! I know as a father that that made it all worth while! God bless y'all!
I can relate to the emotions, same happened to me when I gave my son his first mechanic's tool set.
Way to go Rev. Tell JC to enjoy the truck. Those are good trucks. Like I've said in the earlier video. I put over 400,000 miles on one just like it.
I would just like to take a moment to thank you for what you do sir. I'm truly blessed to have come across your channel, I love the content. I'm a recovering addict struggling to rebuild, but you inspire me to get into doing something like this. I've always been into working on vehicles and things since I was a little boy.
So glad to see that your son appreciates the work you do and the vehicles that you work on.
It's clear to see that you have taught your children the importance of hard work and being content with what they've been given.
God bless you! And keep on doing what you're doing.
That is what I am most proud about.. His smile told me again how blessed I am.
I really like that but that kid won’t never be able to do it him self if he don’t have experience
Hey rev I noticed you said his indicator on the dash was off. I don't know if you noticed it or not but the indicator cable has a screw and it's tension is adjustable right there on the column. I enjoyed the video very much I've been building a 1991 f150 for the past few months.
My first truck was an 83 F100. Still have it over 20 years later. Old Fords are awesome.
Hey Rev, Run the codes on it and make sure the jumper is in that gets the timing to be set by the computer, it also wouldn't hurt to pull the computer and take the back off of it and make sure there are no bad capacitors in it
Good to see you all again have a great weekend good luck with the truck bless you all love y'all's videos. Buddy
JC is beyond excited to have this truck!! Not to mention the memories made while getting it going again!!
Glad to see this F150 is getting the love it deserves. Happy Birthday JC
Awesome, I'm glad to see his smile. I got the same look from my son when we bought him a 1983 Thunderbird. Thank you for the video, many blessings to you all.
This episode has to be my favorite one. I loved the smile on JC's face!
It's crazy to think he's that old...he grew up so fast! Enjoy your truck bub! I had the same truck as my first truck but it was 2 tone brown with an inline 6 with a 5spd
Rev. Great work on the old truck for your boy. Thank you for sharing! JC will love it. Thank you for sharing!
This video was so awesome. Dad was so proud that his Son was so happy with his Truck.
I just changed the TPS on my 88 f250. It had a high smooth idle with no guts when in gear. The new TPS fixed it right up. Love the channel, keep'em coming!
Enjoyed this one a lot. Your son will always remember his first truck and all that your family did to get it going for him. Good memories.
Nice Tradition! You are really bringing your son up right!
LMC Trucks might help you with need parts. Good truck for your son and it is good to see the whole family helping him to bring Tradition back to life.
God bless you J.C. .enjoy your F150.have fun working on it.
Love the video, keep up the awesome work!
This episode has gone straight to the top of my favourites. I needed cheering up today and you left me with a big smile and a warm feeling inside god bless you and you're family for keeping me going in my time of loss and sorrow. Gary 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Congrats, JC on getting a great truck from your grand dad! Congrats Rev and Old Man for getting that valve clatter/knock resolved, and the fuel pump issues fixed. May old Tradition continue running long and well enough for JC's kids to enjoy it.
You're family is awesome! Couldn't stop watching! God bless!
Great video Rev God bless the family. Beautiful family time. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Wouldn't it technically be a 87 "Ford F-125" if you all really want to compromise...
You could name her _Sugar Free Pudding"_
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Thank you so much for sharing your joy and fun. That will make a great truck. My son has an 89 F150.
Good stuff Dave, keep them coming! :)
Thanks for sharing Rev
I was smiling the whole time watching this on my lunch break at Robins AFB man. I love those old Fords too! Thank you
Nice work Rev. And family!! My first car was a four door valiant, so jealous for sure
Love this vid! So cool to see you guys getting the first truck in! Reminds me of my youth!
There was great watching your whole family involved getting JC's truck ready for the road. Keep up the good work guys and may God bless you all 👍✌️🇺🇲
That was great, sorry, my phone seems to be still learning English 😂✌️
You're the best Rev! Love your channel!!!!!
Fathers and sons no better feeling in this world better than that emotion. My son and I have that same connection with our MOPAR"s. He is helping me with mine. God bless and great video.
Awesome video rev, a lot of good quality content. 😎👍🏼
I tell ya the joy in that young man's face was priceless rev
Wonderful video Rev, God Bless You All.
nice work Rev!
Great find on figuring out why the throttle butterfly's were binding up!
Back in 2016 I bought an ‘89 Lincoln town car, gutless and didn’t want to downshift. Owner dumped it cheap, said the engine was tired. Turns out nothing wrong with it, except the throttle body linkage didn’t have proper travel, a separate issue, and the kick down cable for the trans was loose. The plastic spacer for it was broken. Once I made proper shims and set the cable properly, along with setting up the throttle travel correctly, ran like a brand new car. I’d check the kick down cable, that would sure make it lazy if it isn’t set up correctly. Great videos btw. Thx!
I watched you fix up Pudden, i can't wait to see you and your son fix his truck up!! I'm in for this restoration!!
We worked on it this last weekend and have the AC working and a new tune maker..
Would love to see how "Tradition" evolves now that your son has it. Much love from Australia!
The TFI module also commands the coil to fire off to supply voltage to each spark plug wire-and spark plug during dist. rotation,a ask me how I know, lol. Keep at it don't lose faith you'all will figure it out.
Great family effort getting the truck running.😎 I had one of those Focus engines blow up on me I ended up building one from parts from a couple junkyard engines and a reman head.
Oh, one more thing to inspect. If the left side cylinder head still has the spark plug heat shield attached to the exhaust manifold there might be a possibility that the spark plug boots on cylinders 5 through 8 are shorting out to the heat shield. You can look for a spark jump at night with the truck lights off and the hood open, look for electrical arcs jumping from the spark plug boots to the heat shield especially at cylinders 5,6, and 7.
Just found y'all's channel & I love it!
I've inherited my dads 1990 F250 XLT with the 5.0 with under 100K that is in good condition and very solid after he passed about 5 years ago. Been trying keep it running (stays at my moms house in the country) and maintain it when I can. My young boys love riding in the back of course down country roads, hopefully someday they will own this in about 30 years when they can appreciate it that it was their grandfathers who bought brand new off the showroom floor in 89' in Farmington Hills, MI but the vehicle spent 31/32 years in TN. Love seeing pressure wash videos!! Though I commend your effort and work and glad you have the time and patience to replace part after part after part on a vehicle that has sat for years. Obviously buying a used Accord or Toyota truck would have been much simpler and cost efficient but you don't get to spend your time with your son on this project where there is no monetary value on that. Hope it all turned out in the end and he is still driving it. :-}
Good to see that old truck running and moving again. Hope JC enjoys it.
This truck wiuld look awsome with a fresh two tone paint scheme and some ford factory rims keep up the good work!
Rev, I completely rebuilt my '79 302 with E7 heads from a 1987 mustang GT, new rings, new Eagle crankshaft, bigger camshaft and new lifters. I still have the 2 barrel carburetor on it while I'm breaking in the new parts. Took me 4 months to do. But it runs so good and even has a little bit of a lope. Just a story to tell JC about starting a project and how good it feels to finish it with wonderful results!
Great video glad you posted keep them coming thanks
Thanks, will do!
I'd be proud to have that truck always like that body style and they are very dependable still see them on the road and the aftermarket is full of stuff you can get for them put some cool headlights and taillights billet grill set of wheels make it your own JC
Hey Rev so happy to see that your father truck is being handed down to your son! My grandfather did the same for me for my first car, it was 54 Plymouth and I loved that car! I think JC will be very happy with this old girl!!
I think we are all pleased to have a part in getting the truck for JC.
Hi from Scotland. Nice video, & a lot of work. JC has a real nice truck & I’m sure he’ll enjoy it.
Nice one Rev..
Take care,
John
Thanks 👍 John..
I look forward to the headliner repair video. Interested to see what fabric JC picks.
I'm so happy that you all were able to keep the F150 in the same family. In my opinion I would leave the paint scheme exactly like it is now. I kept my white with blue mid-section paint intact and alone. But it's your son's truck so the paint color will be his decision.
Great video. Good looking truck
another great episode Rev
89 was my first truck. Nice truck you have there JC. Wished mine was a Extended Cab.
These bricknose fords are one of the best looking trucks in my opinion 👌 great video 👍
Really enjoy your videos may God bless y'all 🙏🙏
This was so much fun watching the process of getting this truck back on the road reliably. I hope he’s enjoying his first truck.
F150 will last for years good pick God bless you and your family and like how you keep the Chanel clean.
His smile says it all, very cool
I love it!!! Just found your channel today. Already can tell you that you gained another follower today, in ford saving and in god. I to try to rescue old fords. Looking for some more if you have any extra!
That's a great name for the truck Rev and just a great episode
Happy Birthday I remember my first truck A 1974 F100 302 and 3 speed on the tree . Happy Brithday JC .
Thats a really good first truck, Nice
Saludos desde México, mis amigos 🇺🇲🇲🇽
Happy birthday JC and you're going to have a nice awesome truck
He appreciates it.
Congratulation on your new truck I will run forever as a Ford I love it
Lots of good memories in Millen. Glad y'all got it running!
It has been a work in progress.... tagged and insured today... new tires now and new paint and interior soon... Hope all is well brother.. Effingham isn't bad either.
Good Lord Almighty..! So nice to see y'all Rev & family. Blessings from Jerome & family in California.
Dear Rev and Nikki T n ol man stairs arent trustworthy at all bc they take you 2 the top but they always let you down sometimes not easily lol. ALWAYS GREAT ENTERTAINMENT VIDEOS 4 MY FAMILY 2
Thanks Rev I member my first car 327 Ramber you out there early Way never stopped very nice work as always Lee
Kids make the best workers. You don't have to pay them, and they learn something. :D
Awesome content Rev
You know as well as I do just because that truck is 20 years newer that doesn’t mean it’ll be more dependable than a older truck. The worst junk I ever owned was a 07 model.
Edit. It was 2008 when I owned it. It didn’t have 30,000 miles on it. I’ve never had one leave me stranded so many times.
Another great video, Rev. I love seeing the old brick nose getting a second chance at life.
I think it's awesome that you're teaching your son to be happy and content and to appreciate what he's been blessed with and that it doesn't have to be the newest most popular thing and to appreciate the hard work that y'all have done for him to have a working running vehicle. Even if it's a ford.😂😂😂