I took my Ram 2500 Cummins Diesel WITH OVER 1 MILLION MILES to Carmax for an appraisal
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Nowadays corporate guys see this and think “man, a million miles? That’s 10 more trucks we didn’t sell. We’ve gotta make these things blow up at 100k.”
Amen
Nowadays? I’m sure this was a thing in the sixties and seventies with caddys and fords
That was the joke back in the late 90s about non 7.3 Powerstroke Fords... 36,000mile warranty and it goes bang at 37,000 lol meanwhile the odometer on my parents old 12v 92, stopped at 128,xxx 25 years ago. Last I saw the log-book had 308,xxx, original clutch
Not nowadays, dude! They already introduced that policy decades ago. Example? Mercedes-Benz after releasing model W140 or W124
My first car was a 1979 Mercury Cougar. It needed a new short block after like 80k miles. Nobody would accept that these days, but it was expected from cars back then.
Doing work for a million miles and not being in a land fill is probably the biggest testament to it being a truly green vehicle
while i still think Volvo gives you a new car
@@lutomson3496 for like 2 months
@@lutomson3496
Volvo battery not included.
I doubt there will ever be a million mile Tesla, Prius, or whatever hybrid or ev you care to pick. I know engines are getting up there but the batteries are ridiculous to price and change.
@@baronclime6423 Prius probably, but definitely not a tesla
I’m at a point in my life where the only time I realize how much time has passed is when Tyler talks about 1 year ownership of cars….
I’m there with you
Oh my God you're right
Why did you make me think about this... damn.
Yep
This hit hard bro. Time to reevaluate my life.
For having a million miles and only having that amount of rust is stunning for a Ram of that year. Props to the original owner and Hoovie for keeping it alive. 👍🏻
I think it was from Texas.
It's stunning that the body exists at all being a former hot shot truck in the oil fields - usually those things are beat to crap within a year!
@@gorak9000 my old 92 d250 with the Cummins was a hotshot truck and I’ll admit the body is prettyy rough. Not rusty just a lot of dents. Only 240k km on her too 🤪
As a former contractor at Cummins Engines....Congrats on 1 million miles! If you want those guys in Columbus, IN to take notice...put another 9 million on it. HAHA!
HELL YES!
I just have Mr. Regular's Dodge Cummins Truck review intro ringing in my head so goddamn loudly at the moment...
Haha yep. A million miles is alot but people have put that on crown vics and Camrys.
@@DJ-sr9yq But can you strap 12,000 lbs behind a Camry and have it live that long?
@@tornadotj2059 no, and that's exactly my point. That Cummins still has alot of life left in it. I'm saying that's alot of mileage sure but people do that on camrys. It's not as Impressive for the Cummins guys.
Having a truck that is sorted like that but basically considered worthless sounds awesome. You can do whatever, and anything can happen to it and it'll be carefree whatever occurs!
I now will start looking for a high mileage cummins.
Definitely not actually considered worthless, Carmax just aren't real car people. This thing would go for crazy money in some places, mileage is next to irrelevant on most diesel trucks.
Agreed!!
if i was gonna have a truck for doing work (not daily driving) i would almost prefer it be an old beater to some $90,000 land yacht with heated seats and touch screens,
Thats why i like to use trailers to haul stuff, i can throw stuff in the bed without worrying if it will scratch my car,
@@Sheehy223 Oh, I understand it wouldn't be worthless to everyone, myself included. In fact I'd say its the best truck to own because of its status!
It’s a shame there’s no sentiment in the auto industry. All they care about is sales and selling parts.
I’m with Hoovie: a million miles should be celebrated!
I always think of that Married With Children episode when Al had 999,999 miles on his old Dodge Duster and it accidentally rolled out of his garage and rolled over the last mile back to 0, lol.
I think if you contact Cummins they send you the 1000000 mile badge for it
Yup, Hoovie just has to give Cummins the ESN
Nope lies, that's Toyota that does that
@@tacotuesday5171 volvo mercedes and volkswagen do it too. How can it be lies
He said that bruh
Finally broke in!
I will never understand why anyone sells anything to CarMax. If they can’t steal it they aren’t interested.
Maybe one day unicef will get into the retail car sales business.
The same reasons cash checking and payday loan vendors exist. A sucker is born every minute.
So they're like Gamestop for cars.
@@G-Mastah-Fash Yes, but worse.
When most dealerships were out of cars, they were actually offering a decent value to buy cars, but last I checked, they’re back to lowballing
I can imagine the fact that it has full on timing gears instead of chain with plastic guides is a major contributing factor as to how it reached that mileage on the odometer with the original engine.
Fuck the plastic guides ugh!!! Fuck!!
It’s a Cummins they’re built to last like that
Hard to believe you say that this truck is not efficient when it’s one of the most fuel efficient pickup diesel trucks ever made. Especially the 03 Cummins 5.9 trucks. You should definitely do a giveaway and give it to a viewer! You have a awesome collection of cars
You could join the Cummins high mileage club and get a grill badge that says 1 million miles on it. I think you make a profile online then take a picture of your odometer. Once it is approved you pay a couple dollars and they send you the grill badge. The grill badge is pretty nice for the price.
But the odometer now reads something completely inaccurate.
@@robertbeirne9813 true but he has been doing videos for a couple months of it about to roll over. Also you could hookup a scan tool to see the mileage if that is possible
@@robertbeirne9813 bro what 😂🤦♂️ no it doesn’t it’s a million plus whatever it says on it currently. Not exactly rocket science to figure out what the true mileage is.
The video has already addressed how much Dodge and Cummins give a crap about Hoovies truck. An investigation in to the mileage, to get a “badge”, is out of the question.
@@robertbeirne9813 ok I'll call off the detectives.
When Al Bundy's Dodge turned over 1,000,000 miles, they were going to give him a Viper. Where's Tyler's Viper?
they couldn't film when it rolled over since he fell asleep in the driveway, but at least they gave him a Mobile Phone, and given when the episode was filmed, was still not a bad consolidation price
So at least a small Diecast Model of a Viper or Pick-Up would be nice from the Commercial Arm of Stellantis, even when the logical successor to Tylers Pick-Up is a rebadged Fiat Ducato Flatbed
haha, i remember that.
Didn't he have a Viper for one of the Car Treks
Al and 'the Dodge'... I love the episode where he took it to the car wash and they lost the car after the wash, only to finally realize it was a red car under all the dirt. "Come to think of it, I do remember now buying a red car!"
@@Otherj3839 I just watched that episode on Peacock! Been decades since I'd seen any MWC. Always love the Dodge episodes.
You know, I think Hoovie is the one RUclipsr with the life I'd love to live the most. Excellent content sir, please continue making dumb and amazing purchases!
*hoovies mom alert!*
I’m glad you did this journey with this truck Hoovie. The whole process has been well made and entertaining.
Thanks Mate.
Honestly can't believe they only offered $1500. Would have expected at least $2500-$3000. The body and interior look great on this truck.
The "broken" odometer probably lowered the price substantially.
They don't give a damn about parts value... It's computer generated minimum average auction value and that's it.
They are not pulling parts from vehicles, they have no interest in a truck like this, its auction material... and they would profit off that.
@@volvo09 Hi. Im actually the sales consultant that went through this appraisal with Hoovie. The broken odometer// the high mileage is the offer was so low. I even told him. Odds are he would get more private party. All of the vehicles that go to an auction normally in the grand scheme of things we take a loss at the end of the day on.
The broken odometer is what really probably killed it. Has to go to auction with a TMU announcement which just kills any value it might have had.
@@1337penguinman 100%
It was quite cathartic to watch the countdown..although it not turning over to zero was a little bit of a letdown
@@logicthought24 I was really hoping that he would pull into Carmax with 0 miles on the truck
USA reliability !!!!! My son had the same truck...2003 Cummings 2500... he sold here in Saskatchewan Canada with 550,000 miles on it. They were great.
I would love to see you interview the guy that drove this rig. There's gotta be some good stories. That's one hell of a driver and you know he's haulin ass in flat oil country land. The sunsets and sunrises he's seen. Probably out ran some tornados. Secret shortcuts. All that crap. Shoot I bet he'd buy it if the price is right.
yes!!!!
@@Shaun-hp2yz I'm tyrin tuh tell yuh, this is a legindary driver; TOP 1% ALL TIME!!! C'mon Hoovie, if ya want evolve your RUclips skills, you ain't gonna get a better opportunity!
You should definitely fix or at least stop that rust on the bedside, these trucks will start to rot very easily and this is one of the cleaner ones I've seen.
I never see any with that much rust
@@9HighFlyer9 were I'm at the bed would be so rotten it would be falling off lol
@@9HighFlyer9 In warm climates the interior falls apart, in cold climates the body falls apart. They call them shipping crates for a reason.
Congratulations Hoovie you did it, Ram may not care and there may not be much value left in the truck but at least you got the satisfaction of reaching 1,000,000 miles on it.
He did a great job writing checks.
He didn't. The oil company he bought it from did all the driving.
@@jd9119 To be fair I was mainly referring to the single moment, If he pretended that he did all the driving, that would be different. At least Hoovie represents the truth of the matter. Let him have his little fun.
I have not been a truck guy but the fact that this one has a million miles gives it atypical status that makes it desirable. Even to me. I love that it’s a work truck and not an overgrown family sedan like most trucks are nowadays. Cheers!
That was an awesome video! The CarMax appraisal was hilarious!!! Keep doing what your doing!!!
I’m a GM guy, but this is a great accomplishment for Dodge and the American car industry as a whole…
Like he said with the Cummins engine this isn't a big deal. The transmission isn't a
Commercial truck grade and has been replaced several times.
A lot of cars can make it to a million under the right conditions, almost all diesels tho. The big thing is this thing is fucking modified, which means that if left stock it could last EVEN LONGER which is legitimately insane.
@@theepicricemaker6611 it's actually modified for longevity
@@GeraldMMonroe in casual dodge fashion
It’s only a cummins accomplishment. Dodge can’t make anything else that lasts.
That rust isn't that bad I'd have it fixed if you plan to continue using it
Yeah, he really should. If that's the only corrosion on it it'd be worth it.
Have a body guy weld in a new fender - maybe Maaco? Good for content, at least a couple of vids
Aye man honestly congratulations 🎊🎉🍾 keep up the work 💪🏽💯 hopefully you get the plaque soon but even if you don’t we know you’ve reached 1M and we’re proud of you and hopefully you upload more vids like these
They may not have given you a party at the dealership, but we're all happy you made it across the finish line! Congrats!
You've been wanting a truck to do "truck things" and (for example) you got rid of that Dakota because it was too nice, well keep this beast rolling and it'll do your truck things just fine!
If somehow I had the funds to get that truck I'd pay cash for it , but that's my dream truck , but as soon as I get back to working and get rid of this cancer junk I'll be back in the saddle , I look forward to buying a 2005 , exactly type you have , thanks for all you do
Someone once told me some wisdom regarding Dodge Ram trucks.
"If you find a used Ram with the Cummins engine for sale at $21,000, you are actually looking at a $20,000 engine bolted into a $1000 truck".
I hear that all the time. They can come drive one of mine that are perfectly fine. They can come over in a 6.0 or 6.4 Ford in fact... LOL
Congratulations 🎉 Tyler! You made it! I mean, your Cummins 16 valve diesel Ram made it! That is totally amazing and cool!
These 3rd gen's are great trucks. I have an 06. Congrats on 1M miles!
Something that lasts a long time is good for the environment too because people still aren't learning that production and transportation of new vehicles takes a big toll on the environment, if just 5% of new car buyers switched to buying used it would actually help emissions go down alot
Lots of people would if Obama hadn't made us destroy so many good ones.
That's because it's never been about the environment.
I don't get why companies make new cars and manufacture it every year it's a waste of materials instead they should take the approach from Amazon and actually order the car then they can make the car simpler and better for the environment
My Father drove 4 Dodge ram Cummins Diesels to over 750,000+ miles each in his LTL light freight business. His first was a 1992 which he traded in with 940,000 for a new 1996 which he traded in with 780,000 for a new 2001 that got traded in with 905,000 for a 2 year old 2003 with 40,000 which he drove until he retired and then sold at 840,000 on the odo.
How can that be, don't Dodge trucks suck? I hear it all the time because I've had two 96's, (still have one), a 2003, a 2006, a 2014, and now also have a 2018. My favorite was the 2006 6 speed 4x4 with 4.10 gears. Sold it with almost 100,000 miles, it never went into the shop for a single failure, and looked and drove like brand new when I sold it. I should have kept it forever.
@@tornadotj2059 everybody claims the trucks are garbage but I haven’t had any problems with my 2000 diesel, I couldn’t think of a better truck
That's BC they use Cummins motors and Allison tranny.
@@tornadotj2059 because they have Cummins diesel motors and Allison tranny .....not dodge motor and shitty dodge tranny... Your 100k mile truck is funny
You were bragging that it went 100k miles..that's nothing. Anything can do 100k miles.....
@@RCLBWD you.....have...a...diesel....it probably doesn't have a dodge motor or tranny in it.. Cummins diesel and Allison tranny.....there are better trucks. The diesel with the Allison tranny is really good.....the rest of it, not as good as other brands .if you can't think of a better truck, you haven't learned much about cars and trucks
With a new fuel system and seals fixed, you have another 1-200k+ miles easy on it as a good runaround truck.
Good ol Tyler Hoover. Thank you for the video I've watched all your videos. You are awesome and the way you have grown just being yourself. I appreciate you. Keep on keeping on.....
That’s amazing. Nice to see how cars and trucks can go over 1M miles and keep on truckin. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Hoovie, I needed a laugh today, here’s to the next million
If that RAM could tell stories.. Congrats Hoovie. Love this truck and would never get rid of it.
Imagine how many farts those seats have collected
Love that diesel sound and exhaust note!
I'm friends with one of the Senior VPs at FCA and sent this to them. Not sure if I'll get a response but worth a try.
Congrats! The only other Dodge to hit a million miles was owned by a shoe salesman in Chicago.
Bahahah. The Dodge is a mighty fine car. He ran over his wife with a Dodge
🤣
Mr. B still makes me laugh
I have a 2007 ram 2500 with 1400000 on it. Cummins and dodge have many million mile trucks on the road, not that uncommon
Al Bundy's 1972 Duster
Great to see it hit 1,000,000 I wanted my Jeep Cherokee to hit that milestone but sadly rust belt rust did it in at 543k the body was gone.
Still awesome, mine has 207000 and sometimes I think I should sell...still runs perfect and just starting s
Little rot at bottom of doors.
We have 3 of our 4 vehicles with 200K on them and it’s a great feeling when it turns over to a significant mileage.
It's worth keeping after being fully sorted, and ready for another million miles. I bet it'll do it too.
The engine probably would, but do you think the body would make it another million? Doubt it. It is surprisingly good for 1M though, especially being a hot shot truck in the oil patch - usually those things are beat to absolute crap!
@@gorak9000 theres a million trucks for parts and cheap you can keep them going forever
@@jordanmercredi3740 Especially if you do the work yourself. Labor rates are INSANE these days. Lots of vehicles get scrapped that need relatively simple repairs just because the labor to do the repair is probably more than the whole vehicle is worth! Even the $6k repair he had to do, I bet only $1k to $2k of that was parts (and only because he had to replace the injection pump, and I know those things are pricey)
@@gorak9000 haha true my 5.9 magnum shop wanted 1000 to do the timing cover gasket lol did it myself learned alot too
Lol....maybe.....the motor and tranny might..the rest is still a dodge
a car that lasts a million miles IS ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY! all the energy that went into making the truck didn't go to waste.
Couldn’t agree more.
Can't believe it's been a year.. A 1,000,000 mile Dodge is pretty amazing! It's worth just keeping for a work horse.
“Very healthy, until it broke catastrophically” - most Hoovie comment ever!
Here's to a million more miles!
They'd buy it for 1500 as a turn around and list it for 25k
WORD!
It would go straight to auction because of age and mileage.
Used car values have plummeted in the last couple months
@@z0r18 in my country mostly diesels are plumneting because diesel is gonna cost 8.5-9.5 dollara per gallon
@@z0r18 That’s not a used car. it’s a work horse that people still pay big money for
Tyler just keep the ram , I love it and it deserves to have a forever home 😄👍🏻
Wasn't expecting it to take so long but you made it Tyler! I'm surprised Dodge doesn't care, if I was a dealer I'd have that truck in my shoe to!! Not a Dodge fan Tyler! So glad to hear you didn't sell it! 😃😃
Okay next Cartrek, The Million Mile Vehicle's, Ed needs to find one, you & Freddie already have them, it's Ed's turn now, Rj in Oz
Yeah, a million mile Merci! 😆 Of course Ed will find some loophole to trade something to be able to claim that "this is JUST like having a million miles on this Merci....."
Tyler appreciate all the work to get this to 1,000,000 miles!
That truck is in amazing condition for the mileage. It's a shame about the bed rust, though it's not too bad if the frame is solid. I'd keep her around. Cool conversation piece and while probably not worth a lot of cash, it's a pretty good and nice truck now. Sounds great too!
Congratulations 1,000,000 🎉
I had the 2003 Cummins too! They are expensive to repair though. Back in 2011 when I bought it, it was $800 and $400 each time something went wrong with it.
The parts are actually pretty affordable unless it’s a major component like fuel pump or transmission, the labor might be expensive because it’s a heavy duty truck
I have a 2007 Cummings on the opposite side, she just turned 35k miles and looks absolutely brand new. Diesel guys always trying to buy it from me. I did have to put a water pump last year but I keep her 100% serviced. It was my late father's and I enjoy just having it and using it for rare trips. Besides a small lift and 20" rims and 35s and Amp steps it's all original.
Cummins, not Cummings. And if you have the 2007 with the 5.9 and not the 6.7, you have a real gem.
@@tornadotj2059 sorry for my spelling error, no it's 2007.5 with 6.7, still a great truck. 6.7 doest seem to hold it back that evey tech that services it wants to buy it. I've had offers for more then it's worth, but worth more sentimental value so I'd never sell it.
@@chuckstephan Don't sell it, save it and give it to someone who will truly appreciate it, not just turn around and sell it.
If people want to buy it... and actively pursue you...... say thanks but no. That means something good and they are sniffing for a deal. Happens every time I drive my 7.3 Excursion and only drive it a few miles a year.... we tend to get used to what we have and forget about what we have until someone points it....if that makes any sense
@@67FORDTRUCKF250 I live in a very small town. One of my friends has a 7.3 Excursion. He gets asked to sell it all the time.
the most entertaining car channel on youtube, absolute top G hoovie
When I worked with a utility company there was a boom truck with an International engine with a million hours on it. They idle a LOT but it had lower miles than that. The mechanic said he changed only a water pump and an injector set. Clean oil, fuel, and air and a diesel will work a VERY VERY long time.
1 mill hours is 114+ years nice try buddy.
I would argue because they last a long time they are good for the environment :)
That's very impressive. I want you to know I care and hopefully the manufacturers of vehicles will get back to building cars and trucks with reliability in mind, because they have already been going the other direction even though reliability is what most people really want. I'm not willing give up reliability (very expensive parts that need extra maintenance/difficult to replace) for 1-3 mpg. Simple & reliable, this is an opportunity for a car company to gain a large reliable following of customers.
Politics and government policy are also in the way. its a shame
The problem is, trucks in the purest sense are supposed to be designed for businesses (like the one Hoovie described owned before he bought it) to do truck-type stuff. When a company like that oil parts supply company buys a truck like this, they're buying a tool for their business that they're relying on for it to do work, work correctly, do what it's designed to do, and do it reliably. Until the last 20 years, most American-made trucks did that. They did that because the companies understood, that's what people buy trucks for.
Today, they have lost their way. Forget that you can get a truck for $100k with heated/massaging seats and quad-zone climate control, even the "base trucks" have overcomplicated engine designs for emissions and fuel economy. Back then, truck were exempt from meeting the automobile regulations. So they built them to be reliable. You can't have reliable and computer controlled - you pick, one or the other.
@@dannykelly3617 I agree
Congrats! BTW, if you're seriously looking to sell it, I know a guy that might be looking for a new shop truck to replace his rusty Silverado SS.
That is still one heck-of-a-nice truck for one with that kind of mileage on it. It still looks like brand new.
I have a 2008 version of that truck and it has about 255k miles on it. It's a great truck and great to have around my little farm. However, there's a lot of maintenance involved to keep it 100%,
What all have you had break on it?
keep it going Hoovie!
Ah yes, Hoovie, best known for his towing reviews, reviews his 1 million mile diesel towing rig. These right here are the trucks the elites don't want you to have folks, he's driven over a million miles himself on an all original truck!
No, he didn't drive the million miles himself. He bought it at 994,000 miles. Someone else put the miles on it.
Calm down alex
@@sclarsen86 it was sarcasm, a parody of Alex Jones
@@cameltoast Oh I thought you were talking about Tow Piglet😉
What was Hoovie exactly best known for before Alex Jones? Rofl.
Mods & Miles needs more listings like this Hoovie
0:46 Me when my German shepherd wants to have a bite of my diner again.
I think you should keep the truck. Use it to haul your cars around. No matter what happens, a cheap basic truck is a good thing to have.
You make me laugh so much. You are a genius. We need this in these times... 🎉
There is nothing better for the environment than a vehicle that lasts 4 or 5 times longer than a normal vehicle. The most efficient vehicle is the one never built!
Keep on truckin Brother. Go another million !
The environmentalists should care and love this. The more miles you do and the older the vehicle gets and you continue to maintain it well, the better it is for the environment - certainly way better than the standard 'junk it after 10 years and 50,000 miles' stuff you normally see
You mean like every Chevy Cruze?
Tyler's the kind of guy to drive around a Dodge with one tow mirror up, and one tow mirror down
This is one of your best videos in awhile.
They’re better for the environment than an EV or a new vehicle that will never do a million miles and have to be replaced more often - especially where EV’s are concerned.
Any sufficiently designed motor and body should do a million miles. A battery might need a replacement but the used battery is rarely unusable in some other use (such as storage)..
Didn't Mercedes provide the owner with "milestone shields" to mount in the grill? It was a matter of pride. Not uncommon to see a 1970s turbodiesel with a row of badges exalting its durability.
They still offer those badges.
The milestones:
155,000 miles (250,000 kilometers)
312,000 miles (500,000 kilometers )
466,000 miles (750,000 kilometers )
625,000 miles (1,000,000 kilometers)
1,000,000 miles (1,610,000 kilometers)
My Mercedes E350 Sedan pass 200K with No Problem All electronics still working Fines Driver Assist - Pre Collision , Lane keeping assist. Blind spot monitor, and also Adaptive Cruise control All Function
Tyler, You know how time consuming and costly it is to Recon to the level of C/Max.
Best to you Scott 🏁
Have the same truck and love it! Basic and works. Sure it isn't as luxurious as the new ones, but towing capacity, sunroof, seat heaters, and a platform that you can easily modify with out confusing the computer? I'll take it over the new ones. Did I mention 22MPG? Yeah new ones don't do that either.
Those work vehicles make the world go ‘round. To be real. If you have everything sorted on that truck and it can haul like you need it too, 17k isn’t that bad of an investment. You couldn’t get a comparable truck for 17k most likely.
You can get another used diesel with a lot less miles for 17k....
It’s crazy that, That truck has burned $425,000 of diesel to todays prices
Well done writing a check and completing someone else's work then enjoying the purchased celebration!
kinda
That is an amazing truck and looks daum nice for a 7digit mile vehicle
Thank you for dispelling the myth manufacturers care about million mile vehicals in most cases. I have had three that I million miled, as I drive a lot. The dealers I bought them from were excited and bought them back for advertising. But the manufacturers couldn't care less.
They’re really good for the environment! If everybody kept vehicles for this long, we’d still have v8’s
The reason we don't have V8's is because V6's are just as or even more powerful than a V8 when you consider the weight reduction aspect.
@@nielgregory108 how do you figure that?
My Detroit DD13-powered Freightliner has 1,921,860 miles and it's only an 07. Let that average sink in. It's worn out. I had 3 plastic panels fall off the interior just today. But it still runs like new.
Tyler (at the dealership) has got the looks and the charm to be the next Hoovies celebrity/spinoff!
Even though the corporate poops don't care I'm sure the people that have worked for them putting that truck together care. Congrats to the workers!
Great video! Congrats on making it to 1 million miles!!!
What happened to your 2 classic porsches?
If I remember correctly they're being rebuilt and restored since they've appreciated so much that its best to have a stock one with upgrades than a modded one.
Right, but HOW MANY miles did TYLER actually put on the clock? I ASSUME that Hoovie didn't log the ENTIRE MILLION Miles! lol
That's okay that thing's built better and has seen more than any modern truck will ever see or do.
That truck's very efficient That truck's very good for the environment. A million miles, instead of five trucks only bought one. All those miles to keep the oil wells going. That way it's self supporting.
Don't be sad, Hoovie.
We care!!!
Only a car guy like Hoovie can speak about getting serviced at "my tow truck driver's mechanic". I have never been on a first name basis with a tow truck operator. That's why we tune in... So entertaining!
That truck is awesome. You should get the body work done on the bed rust.
Pretty cool barrier to hit that many miles on the original engine. Rough to see the Blazer and maybe that Miata in the sales line knowing it is probably one of the best low mileage ones around.
I'd love to see Ford's Triton engine get near that amount of miles lmao.
@@toysoldier46552 if your a Ford fan 1 million is break in miles.. lol
Right, you should actually just get a trailer to haul cars and have the truck work every day of the week. Parts are failing, because the truck hardly gets any miles on lately. It will do another 1 million miles, but it needs to be used more... MUCH more often
I wish I had money to buy that truck. I would easily give you whatever you had into it and more so you could make a profit to buy more things but alas I am just straight broke. Great video and awesome truck.
That's awesome dude!
Bet he gives this away on his Christmas special.
He can give it to me!!!!!!
I'd take it!
I remember you doing that towing test and braking the truck. That's what you're known for ya know. Towing.
Yep just your classic towing review channel
@@yeahitskimmel he's towing that new invisible trailer in this video. Amazing.