Rolling backwards into the garage that was so Sketchy holy smokes nothing like Hulking it at the end jumping out and using your body to stop the truck Jacob must have found his immer Angry Hulk Strength @Sally's Speed Shop
Listening to these young guys talk about standard equipment on these old vehicles that were common place as if those things were odd makes me realize how old I am. Those vehicles back then were our daily drivers, our workhorses. We built houses, worked farms and ranches , did construction work without all the bells and whistles on todays vehicles. Somehow we survived without all these bells and whistles and big diesel engines in our trucks. People back then drive more respectful not like todays impatient assholes that are in a hurry to go nowhere.
You’re not wrong about that! I drove a ‘67 C10 with an in-line six and a three on the tree in high school. It was such a fun truck to drive despite being a super basic rig.
@@SallysSpeedShop remember the days carrying a road map in the glove compartment? You bought them at the full service gas stations. Pull up and run over the hose that would ding and out the guy would come and ask you Ethyl or regular and how much, wash your windows, check your oil and water in your radiator. Maybe check your tires too.
Lol i was in Rusk Tx last night. Small world! Oh hell i just realized it said Frankston on the bumper. Bet it came from the old Ford Dealership at the 4 ways stop. Now called Lade Ford
I had two Fords with twin I beam. 65 was the first year for it. It was also the best front end you could have, alignment was never a problem and I don't know why it is not still in use on the new ones.
Next time you are in Walmart go to the bbq grill accessories and pick up a mustard/ketchup container and they make an excellent way to fill the float bowl. They are packed both in a package and very cheap.
once again. old school technology , simple and easy to fix, and I need to replace the freeze plugs on my 1985 wagon, 305, and thanks for the tip on add RVT on it!
Now there's a wonderful family heirloom back on the road! 👍🍻 When I was in 1st grade in the early 70s, my Dad bought a used 65 F100 Flareside with a Six and 3 on the tree. He believed it was the 300 cid version. It was used as a commuter and a hauler for Dad's many around-the-house projects.
Cool history. My experience with American 6s seems like yours with the AMCs and that Ford. They never die. Just run. No matter how much neglect. Don't need much compression and are fine with slop everywhere. LOL
I agree with strap config. I replicate what tow truck and car haulers do…straight back or front depending on what corner of the vehicle and I go over the top third of the tire as anchor point on vehicle to allow the car suspension to absorb vertical motion and not force it all on trailer suspension.
@@SallysSpeedShop what a great video. I am a new subscriber, I started watching when you brought the 68 Charger to life with Dylan. Then the “Mamma Mia” Gremlin. You have a good recipe going with your content since you show and explain just enough of what your doing, but not too much where it makes it a super long video. Love your sidekick! Keep it up good sir. I have my grandfather’s analog meter and his Prescription safety glasses he used in the 80’s. Mortske Repair has the super scrapers cheaper than Amazon oh man what a game changer that scraper is!!!!!
This truck brings back some memories, Dad bought one like it from a Government Auction was a Forestry truck only ours was a 4 speed with Granny 1st Gear, posi-trac rear end. I was 16 I pulled a 2 horse trailer with my sister for our local riding club. We loved that old truck.
I’m like 30 minutes from Frankston TX, there’s still a Ford dealer at the one stop light in the center of town, but it’s called Lade Ford now. Has some sweet ‘60s mustangs in the showroom to draw people in. Rarely come across ETX vehicle connections on RUclips, except for when Junkyard Digs came to Henderson. Glad to see this beauty getting back on the road!
@@jerredwayne8401 I was a lake kid so it was a frequented spot. Was in high school and a Jr firefighter with the VFD when it burnt down, vividly remember my reaction when the page came out on the scanner lol. Didn’t know that factoid though, thanks!
Love the truck, I had one very similar to it in the 1990s. Mine was a short wide box, with the 240/3-speed. It had a spun bearing when I bought it, (I was just out of college and earning decent money) so it became my first full-on, proper engine overhaul, which involved a good machine shop and fresh everything. It did stellar service as a daily, all-weather mode of transport. I miss it, this brings back good memories. Never had a problem with the single circuit brakes, but if I had to do it over, I’d replace the flexible brake hoses while waiting to get the engine finished.
There should be a tag under 1 bolt of the ignition coil that tells exactly what engine it is. 1965 was the first year of the 240/300 sixes. Best engines Ford ever made. The 300 has more torque than a 302 of the day.
@9minutes or so when the truck rolled out of the house i said that wasn't sketchy at all just before he jumped out and said the same thing lol great minds think alike HAHA
Yet another inline-six lovingly massaged...by your skilled hands...into life once again. That engine looks as beautiful as it runs, too. You can tell when Mobey's in charge...things just go more smoothly with him.❤Thanks to you, the Goolsby family are well on their way to having a truck that's a century old and still serving after five generations. There's no reason they can't get there! BTW...I really like the music you use in your videos. If you're at liberty to divulge, I should like to know who the artist is, please. Mahalo for yet another superb look at just how we do it America. Aloha to you all, and please take care!
I love this channel getting vintage vehicles back on the road is a great thing. I always enjoy the history of the vehicles. I am definitely looking forward to your next video to see your next fun filled adventure
@@SallysSpeedShop FIRST OF ALL... THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE .. ... But ....think about it GO TO A FORD DEALERSHIP THESE DAYS WITH WHAT HE PAID FOR IT!!! HEAR THE LAUGHTER AND THE SOUND OF THE PO PO DRAGGING YOU OUT THE FRONT DOOR!!!!
@@SallysSpeedShop How can there be no need for a pickup truck? when they are totally utilitarian? Are you saying they had newer pickup trucks? because the common and practical way is to combine an old pickup truck, and a '65 does fine, to move things that are too big and/or too dirty for the newer car. But that is no luxury unless you have a newer pickup or you hire such things moved. My '82 Dodge pickup is certainly no luxury because I need to move things too big for my Geo Metro at least twice a month.
@@SallysSpeedShop I'm pretty sure that year and model of truck was designed to be able to cruise at 60 mph at least, so I think something is wrong with the wheel balance or alignment if it can't be held steady at 60, though modern car may be far steadier, that truck was designed to go 60, not just 40.
First couple years of twinibeam where a little off,the straight axle was better in some ways, thg hey where driveable to around 80 with solid front end.
OMFG... I just had a perfect idea... 4WD 4.0L Gremmie.. It is about the same wheelbase as a Wrangler.. why not? Yeah.. Ford had twin I beam front for a LONG time.. hell my 95 Bronco had a version of it.. the TTB Dana 44. It came out in 1965.
You think it's stretching with F-150 pulling a truck out on that driveway try doing it with a propane tank Bobtail 6-wheel stubby truck with a tank on the back then drive around in North Carolina Tennessee
I hope the freeze plug on the back of the head is ok as well. Ive been rebuilding one of these trucks for the past 2 years. They are fun trucks but sometimes finding parts for the 65 is a pain because the 65 and 66 have a lot of parts that are only for that year. Some parts from later models will work but others will not.
@@SallysSpeedShop I dont blame you on that, the only way to replace it is to remove the head, which would mean, pulling all the rockers and pushrods off, new head gasket and valve cover gasket, then setting the valve lash again. If its not leaking dont do it. But it is something I would have them watch for just in case.
Single pot master cylinder, drum brakes and standard transmission, no a/c not even in our houses that’s how it was back then. Remember those times quite well.
OOOHHH YA!! GREAT VIDEO!!! THANKS MY SON MAX SAYS THANKS TOOO!!!!
Lots of goodies and new parts for the old girl
Old girl started right up first time no issue what a gem
Beautiful old 65 ford
Digging the music during the carb rebuild @40:18 @Sally's Speed Shop
Another Ford roars back to life!!
Yes sir!
I had a 69 Ford 3 on the tree 240 6 cylinder under the hood she rode smooth and comfortable on the interstate at 75 Miles per hour! Effortlessly...
I have a '66 F100 that's been in my shed for close to 30 years. It's a custom cab with 352 and 3 speed on the column. One of these days !
Where do you live? Maybe we need to come do a revival! 😊
@@timdavis_365 Western Iowa. The engine is not locked up, it holds brake pressure, but, the clutch is stuck. Still has coolant in the radiator!
All the glove box goodies oh yeah information looks very nicely intact
1965 step side ! Yea ! I had one but it had a service body on it , Converted the 3 on the tree to 3 on the floor . Wish I still had it ...
Great vid and very cool truck!!!!!! 👍👍
She is a runner so smooth at the end of the video this is a awesome gem of a old 65 Ford 100
I love to see old cars back on the road
Beautiful truck.
It’s a good one!
Good job guys, that means alot to that man, more to his daughter.
Central California watching
I'm not a Ford guy, but I do appreciate the classics.
Moby was looking at you like,....who in the heck is he talking to. 😆 LOL
Haha he for sure thinks I’m crazy 😂
Cool truck. Cool story. So awesome. 👍
Rolling backwards into the garage that was so Sketchy holy smokes nothing like Hulking it at the end jumping out and using your body to stop the truck Jacob must have found his immer Angry Hulk Strength @Sally's Speed Shop
Haha that was a very sketchy moment indeed 😂
Happy Mother's Day, Sally. You have an awesome family, ma'am.
Thanks Bill!
@@timdavis_365 yup, I was talking about u and ur boyyyyeee (and sis).
Listening to these young guys talk about standard equipment on these old vehicles that were common place as if those things were odd makes me realize how old I am. Those vehicles back then were our daily drivers, our workhorses. We built houses, worked farms and ranches , did construction work without all the bells and whistles on todays vehicles. Somehow we survived without all these bells and whistles and big diesel engines in our trucks. People back then drive more respectful not like todays impatient assholes that are in a hurry to go nowhere.
You’re not wrong about that! I drove a ‘67 C10 with an in-line six and a three on the tree in high school. It was such a fun truck to drive despite being a super basic rig.
@@SallysSpeedShop remember the days carrying a road map in the glove compartment? You bought them at the full service gas stations. Pull up and run over the hose that would ding and out the guy would come and ask you Ethyl or regular and how much, wash your windows, check your oil and water in your radiator. Maybe check your tires too.
Holy smokes, I remember going to the Perimeter Mall as a teen, right after it opened, when we would visit my grandparents who lived at Lake Lanier.
Haha good times indeed!
5 generations, that would be awesome.
What a great story!!!
Lol i was in Rusk Tx last night. Small world!
Oh hell i just realized it said Frankston on the bumper. Bet it came from the old Ford Dealership at the 4 ways stop. Now called Lade Ford
That’s pretty wild for sure!
I like the dog too, nice truck!
He’s a good doggo!
Love it had one in high-school 80s and just bought one last year.
They’re great little trucks!
Greetings from Savannah!! It is so cool to see vehicles on your channel with Georgia tags. ❤
That’s a beautiful old truck 😍😍
Besides the dings that truck is in pretty good shape. Them Ford Inline 6s are boarder line indestructible.
It’s definitely been loved!
The songs kick!!!
Nice! My Grandpa retired in '65, but treated himself to a loaded 4-wheel drive Travelall.
I like his style! Is it still around?
I had two Fords with twin I beam. 65 was the first year for it. It was also the best front end you could have, alignment was never a problem and I don't know why it is not still in use on the new ones.
Good job great video awesome truck
Love to see tx trucks getting back on the road
That’s where they deserve to be for sure!
Next time you are in Walmart go to the bbq grill accessories and pick up a mustard/ketchup container and they make an excellent way to fill the float bowl. They are packed both in a package and very cheap.
That’s a good idea for sure!
once again. old school technology , simple and easy to fix, and I need to replace the freeze plugs on my 1985 wagon, 305, and thanks for the tip on add RVT on it!
They’re just better for sure! And yes sir 👍🏼
Now there's a wonderful family heirloom back on the road! 👍🍻 When I was in 1st grade in the early 70s, my Dad bought a used 65 F100 Flareside with a Six and 3 on the tree. He believed it was the 300 cid version. It was used as a commuter and a hauler for Dad's many around-the-house projects.
Jacob that sharp looking truck love in-line six now strapping down a vehicle I always done straight not crossing them. 19:55
It's always cool to be able to use grandpa's tools. I got my grandpa's old Kennedy toolbox after he passed, use it everyday.
That’s awesome! It definitely makes the work much more special when you use a tool that belonged to someone special.
Cool history. My experience with American 6s seems like yours with the AMCs and that Ford. They never die. Just run. No matter how much neglect. Don't need much compression and are fine with slop everywhere. LOL
You aren’t wrong about that!
I agree with strap config. I replicate what tow truck and car haulers do…straight back or front depending on what corner of the vehicle and I go over the top third of the tire as anchor point on vehicle to allow the car suspension to absorb vertical motion and not force it all on trailer suspension.
Yes sir! That’s another great way to do it!
@@SallysSpeedShop what a great video. I am a new subscriber, I started watching when you brought the 68 Charger to life with Dylan. Then the “Mamma Mia” Gremlin. You have a good recipe going with your content since you show and explain just enough of what your doing, but not too much where it makes it a super long video. Love your sidekick! Keep it up good sir.
I have my grandfather’s analog meter and his Prescription safety glasses he used in the 80’s.
Mortske Repair has the super scrapers cheaper than Amazon oh man what a game changer that scraper is!!!!!
This truck brings back some memories, Dad bought one like it from a Government Auction was a Forestry truck only ours was a 4 speed with Granny 1st Gear, posi-trac rear end. I was 16 I pulled a 2 horse trailer with my sister for our local riding club. We loved that old truck.
Dogs luv pickups.
Moby is all about them trucks!
I’m like 30 minutes from Frankston TX, there’s still a Ford dealer at the one stop light in the center of town, but it’s called Lade Ford now. Has some sweet ‘60s mustangs in the showroom to draw people in. Rarely come across ETX vehicle connections on RUclips, except for when Junkyard Digs came to Henderson. Glad to see this beauty getting back on the road!
Same!
Fun fact the same guy who owned the Ford Dealership also owned the old coffee landing restaurant if you remember that place
@@jerredwayne8401 I was a lake kid so it was a frequented spot. Was in high school and a Jr firefighter with the VFD when it burnt down, vividly remember my reaction when the page came out on the scanner lol. Didn’t know that factoid though, thanks!
That’s awesome! I love learning stuff like that 🙌🏼
Love the truck, I had one very similar to it in the 1990s. Mine was a short wide box, with the 240/3-speed. It had a spun bearing when I bought it, (I was just out of college and earning decent money) so it became my first full-on, proper engine overhaul, which involved a good machine shop and fresh everything. It did stellar service as a daily, all-weather mode of transport. I miss it, this brings back good memories.
Never had a problem with the single circuit brakes, but if I had to do it over, I’d replace the flexible brake hoses while waiting to get the engine finished.
Thanks for this video. I love will it run episodes. I have a ‘26 Ford that hasn’t run for many years. I need to get on it.
If you’re located anywhere near Georgia I’d love to help!
good to see inlines coming back and getting some love, not everything should be ls swap or v8
Couldn’t agree more, I actually really like in-line sixes.
Love love love the split interview and rescue footage. Great video!!!!
Thank you Bill! It worked out well that way. We used Dylan’s charger video for inspiration on that one.
Great job. Great looking Truck 👍👍
It’s a special one indeed!
Thank you for sharing and your APPRECIATION to your subscribers Jacob.
Thanks for the kind words and for watching my friend!
Great content and back story. Looks like it will make the 100 year mark :-)
Very Cool Truck. Now Back to the Crazy World of AMC 😅😅😅😅
There should be a tag under 1 bolt of the ignition coil that tells exactly what engine it is. 1965 was the first year of the 240/300 sixes. Best engines Ford ever made. The 300 has more torque than a 302 of the day.
According to the dad (grandson of the original owner), it's a 240 cubic inch.
Ford trucks just go and go and go, they refuse to die.
Gotta calm down translates to "I gotta go shake this poop outta my shorts"...lol
😂
@9minutes or so when the truck rolled out of the house i said that wasn't sketchy at all just before he jumped out and said the same thing lol great minds think alike HAHA
Haha I like the way you think!
Is that a, “Flexi-hose,” on the radiator? Hope Mortske doesn’t see it, lol.
Haha it was indeed! I ended up charging it and even putting a new radiator in it cause it wasn’t cooling very well, but didn’t film any of that.
@Sally's Speed Shop the ford on a trailer pretty normal haha 😄
Yet another inline-six lovingly massaged...by your skilled hands...into life once again. That engine looks as beautiful as it runs, too. You can tell when Mobey's in charge...things just go more smoothly with him.❤Thanks to you, the Goolsby family are well on their way to having a truck that's a century old and still serving after five generations. There's no reason they can't get there! BTW...I really like the music you use in your videos. If you're at liberty to divulge, I should like to know who the artist is, please. Mahalo for yet another superb look at just how we do it America. Aloha to you all, and please take care!
Yes sir! I do love the in-line sixes!
Moby is the boss for sure haha Thanks for watching!
I always run my straps the same way you do with the exact same explanation. You rock.!!!
Thank you Bill! You’re continued support means a ton to me!
Love this truck.
It’s a good one!
It's a 300 6cyl which is actually a 240 with a longer stroke
Interesting! I knew they were similar, didn’t know they were the same block
I love this channel getting vintage vehicles back on the road is a great thing. I always enjoy the history of the vehicles. I am definitely looking forward to your next video to see your next fun filled adventure
Thank you James! And thanks for watching!
@@SallysSpeedShop FIRST OF ALL...
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE .. ...
But ....think about it
GO TO A FORD DEALERSHIP THESE DAYS WITH WHAT HE PAID FOR IT!!!
HEAR THE LAUGHTER AND THE SOUND OF THE PO PO DRAGGING YOU OUT THE FRONT DOOR!!!!
@@SallysSpeedShop How can there be no need for a pickup truck? when they are totally utilitarian? Are you saying they had newer pickup trucks? because the common and practical way is to combine an old pickup truck, and a '65 does fine, to move things that are too big and/or too dirty for the newer car. But that is no luxury unless you have a newer pickup or you hire such things moved. My '82 Dodge pickup is certainly no luxury because I need to move things too big for my Geo Metro at least twice a month.
@@SallysSpeedShop I'm pretty sure that year and model of truck was designed to be able to cruise at 60 mph at least, so I think something is wrong with the wheel balance or alignment if it can't be held steady at 60, though modern car may be far steadier, that truck was designed to go 60, not just 40.
For a work truck it's nice and clean under neath
Good job. I only have one complaint, it is too dark for us to see anything under the hood. But you did a good job.
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching. We've added more lights in the shop since then.
1965 first year for twin I- beam front supision
that is a nice truck. great stuff thanks
First couple years of twinibeam where a little off,the straight axle was better in some ways, thg hey where driveable to around 80 with solid front end.
Why not change the fuel filter on the fuel pump.
I probably should have, but it seemed to work flawlessly so I ran with it
Watch that intake make Shure it cold when you take it off our it mite worp
OMFG... I just had a perfect idea... 4WD 4.0L Gremmie.. It is about the same wheelbase as a Wrangler.. why not? Yeah.. Ford had twin I beam front for a LONG time.. hell my 95 Bronco had a version of it.. the TTB Dana 44. It came out in 1965.
Funny enough I have a similar idea for a particular AMC we have that isn’t a Gremlin 😅
Awesome job
I lived in Cherokee County “Rusk, TX” for over 20 years. I have a blue ‘63 flair side.
Nice pick up or should I say nice find .congratulations on your 65 .I had one .green and white .250 or 300 .
love the dog
I always like to do my straps straight and to the frame. I don't like the towed vehicle being capable of bouncing on the trailer.
for the year it is more then likely a 240 cid
Yep. That's what the older gentleman said it is. 👍
You think it's stretching with F-150 pulling a truck out on that driveway try doing it with a propane tank Bobtail 6-wheel stubby truck with a tank on the back then drive around in North Carolina Tennessee
😅
I hope the freeze plug on the back of the head is ok as well. Ive been rebuilding one of these trucks for the past 2 years. They are fun trucks but sometimes finding parts for the 65 is a pain because the 65 and 66 have a lot of parts that are only for that year. Some parts from later models will work but others will not.
It didn’t seem to be leaking so I let it stay rather than fighting to get to it 👍🏼 And yup, they’re definitely a little unique, but we made it work.
@@SallysSpeedShop I dont blame you on that, the only way to replace it is to remove the head, which would mean, pulling all the rockers and pushrods off, new head gasket and valve cover gasket, then setting the valve lash again. If its not leaking dont do it. But it is something I would have them watch for just in case.
Straight straps is the only way.
Single pot master cylinder, drum brakes and standard transmission, no a/c not even in our houses that’s how it was back then. Remember those times quite well.
Simpler times indeed in many ways!
Silly question if it’s a six cylinder, why do you only have five freeze plugs?
Idk...spaces between the cylinders?
good truck my frend exitos the Ecuador👍🛻🛻v8
Your xj sounds like my tj 😅
They all sound that way eventually haha Just put thicker oil in them!
@@SallysSpeedShop I'm running 15-40 +stp zinc still sounds like 💩
@@richardS730 haha oh boy… It’s about time to break out the motor honey 😅
@Sally's Speed Shop no time for a gofundme for a Ls 😆
Hook up the choke and I think it will start easier
I did hook up the choke 👍🏼 The only time it didn’t stay running is when it hadn’t pulled fuel up to the carburetor yet
He already told you it was the 240. The smallest six available in a pickup.
New to the channel. Really enjoy your content.
Thanks for watching and following along! Lots more to come 🙌🏼
65 was the first year For twnn "I" beam front end
Can you reply with the vlock numbers? I've been working on figuring my f100 motor out. I think mine is a 1975 motor in my 66.
Are you bad at math or did you record this video 2 years ago? Just curious.
I did indeed haha It’s been a hot minute.
What are you talking about? That should be full synchro in 65!
There was only a 300 I6, 353 v8, or 391 v8. Auto or 4 speed on the floor.
Those Ford straight 6's are a wicked engine , they just keep on keeping on ! well done and I like this truck.
Does this have a 240 straight 6?
I dont use straps . I use chains dont have to worry so mutch . Chech em make sure they tigh ever now n then...case closed
Eat more chicken
That ford will rescue your crappy Chevy any day of the week by the way you talk too much more work less talk
😂
U need a Chevy.not Ford junk flip over read directions Chevys always run
Pushing A Ford, So WHAT else is NEW?!