Enjoyed this video as well on this 1952 Chevy pickup. Your really on point checking out all the details. To get these will they run . Those straight 6 cylinders are almost indestructible. Thanks for sharing your talent and experience. 💯👊👍
Please make more cold starts of this truck and anything else carbureted you have and show us what you do with the gas pedal and controls to get them started. Awesome channel!
Hi, I’m a new subscriber, I enjoyed the video. I had a ‘50 Chevy Pickup back in the 70’s,ran great,never had a problem with the Pickup. Looking forward to seeing another video of the ‘50 Chevy Pickup.Take Care, Your Oregon Friend ☮️
I have owned 6 Chevys in my lifetime i still have 2 in my back yard. One with a V8 Chevy engine- One with a 6 cylinder with 50 thousand original miles on it. I know it has 50 thousand miles because my grand dad bought it new. The other Chevy Has 80 thousand miles on it. All Chevys from 1947 to 1954 -1/2. CAME WITH A 6 CYLINDER ENGINE. last part of 1954 they put out a small V8. 265 cu in. Then The 283. When i was a young man every one wanted a 283 I owned a 265. then i bought a roaster off a used car-lot it had a 283 V8 Chevy engine i drove 10 miles took me 3 hours to drive it 10 miles. i took it back to the dealer and swapped it for a 1953 Chevy convertible. The salesman asked me why i didn't like the roadster. I told him it took me 3 hours to go 10 miles because every mile a cop would pull me over to check out my roadster for brakes and horn, turn signals lights noise (mufflers) I could not drive over to my girl friends house to give her a ride in my car!!! Oh i almost forgot It had 1964 T-bird bucket seats then the young cop said "Those bucket SEATS where did they come from?? My T-Bird Has the same bucket seats. I said they came with the roadster. He said OH YEA They came with the Roadster SURE!!! I said the Car Lot I bought the car is one block back so follow me back there!! I pulled in the lot and the Cops were right on my tail. they got out and i asked the sales man. DID THAT CAR HAVE THOSE SEATS IN IT WHEN I BOUGHT IT?? THE sales man said yes those seats were in it when you bought it. So i swapped it for a 1953 Chevy.
Grew up around these grandpa has a 55 I’ve got a 47. 50, 52, and 53 in my yard ranging from running to about as far from road worthy as it gets without considering it just parts. Always have a laugh when one of these engines sits for years then fires up
@@Rustwrangler they’re definitely hard to kill I’ve seen them run for a few years with a hole in the side of the block and the owner just kept topping it off with oil
Pour an eggcup of fuel in the carb when trying to start old vehicles to let the fuel fumes fill the intakes so when it turns it can fire on fumes before it speeds up enough to suck fuel through the carb jets!
Hello and now that I've had my inaugural viewing of your channel, I say good on ya there for your stick-to-itive work ethic, as it paid off ultimately. Yeah, this was the first time for me to see one of your videos. I had the video running while I did a few chores nearby, this is of course my way of telling you I can listen to your commentary* and listen to the noise the engine was producing all while not seeing every minute of video and still I found the content compelling enough to stick with this upload to the end. *IOW your commentary is spoken well enough so that even a visually impaired person can follow along. p.s. the numbers after 3 weeks shows you have 31K views, that's impressive with only 1.02K subs. I'm guessing peeps follow you on other medium platforms and many may even be sharing your upload, whatever is the cause, again I say, 'IMPRESSIVE!' Four out of 5 ['s] for content and editing in my humble opinion. I'll be checking out other uploads from you soon. Have a safe, sane and sensible day.
Sadly soon all gas cars will be banned in EU and USA! In France they have a new banning law for ICE cars called SCHLABOUBVE and in Switzerland the HESCHLAVVO law and in Germany the BABVVO and TEBBVO laws!!!
Grandaddy had a 1953 Chevrolet truck with stove bolt six under the hood.216 c.i.
Never would have believed that the points gap was that critical. You live and learn. Well done feller. 🇬🇧👍
I learned quite a bit on this truck as well, thank you for watching!
Good job brother. I love seeing these old vehicles being brought back to life by guys like you. That's awesome.
Thank you!
Well you got it running, hopefully you get the oil leak fixed. Which I'm sure you will. Great video. Like to see you get it road worthy.
Thank you, and yes I did address the oil leak.
Enjoyed this video as well on this 1952 Chevy pickup. Your really on point checking out all the details. To get these will they run . Those straight 6 cylinders are almost indestructible. Thanks for sharing your talent and experience. 💯👊👍
Nice job bringing the Old Stovebolt back to life, I have enjoyed these six cylinders motors for years. 💯🆒 New sub for you too.
Thank you! It was a super fun project.
Great job on the old pick up .I like the way you go thru your leads on getting it running Klee up the good work enjoy your channel
Thank you!
Please make more cold starts of this truck and anything else carbureted you have and show us what you do with the gas pedal and controls to get them started. Awesome channel!
Hi, I’m a new subscriber, I enjoyed the video. I had a ‘50 Chevy Pickup back in the 70’s,ran great,never had a problem with the Pickup. Looking forward to seeing another video of the ‘50 Chevy Pickup.Take Care, Your Oregon Friend ☮️
Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
@@Rustwrangler You Are Welcome, and Looking Forward To Seeing More Of Your Videos! Your Oregon Friend ☮️
I want one of these trucks.
Great start and drive on the old Ford. Thank you for sharing! ❤❤️💯
Definitely, thanks for watching!
Loved the video. Loved the Truck :)
Hey, thanks a lot!
Not a lot of wires in the hood.
Life was simple in the golden days❤ as I was told by senior citizens.
I have owned 6 Chevys in my lifetime i still have 2 in my back yard. One with a V8 Chevy engine- One with a 6 cylinder with 50 thousand original miles on it. I know it has 50 thousand miles because my grand dad bought it new. The other Chevy Has 80 thousand miles on it. All Chevys from 1947 to 1954 -1/2. CAME WITH A 6 CYLINDER ENGINE. last part of 1954 they put out a small V8. 265 cu in. Then The 283. When i was a young man every one wanted a 283 I owned a 265. then i bought a roaster off a used car-lot it had a 283 V8 Chevy engine i drove 10 miles took me 3 hours to drive it 10 miles. i took it back to the dealer and swapped it for a 1953 Chevy convertible. The salesman asked me why i didn't like the roadster. I told him it took me 3 hours to go 10 miles because every mile a cop would pull me over to check out my roadster for brakes and horn, turn signals lights noise (mufflers) I could not drive over to my girl friends house to give her a ride in my car!!! Oh i almost forgot It had 1964 T-bird bucket seats then the young cop said "Those bucket SEATS where did they come from?? My T-Bird Has the same bucket seats. I said they came with the roadster. He said OH YEA They came with the Roadster SURE!!! I said the Car Lot I bought the car is one block back so follow me back there!! I pulled in the lot and the Cops were right on my tail. they got out and i asked the sales man. DID THAT CAR HAVE THOSE SEATS IN IT WHEN I BOUGHT IT?? THE sales man said yes those seats were in it when you bought it. So i swapped it for a 1953 Chevy.
Good job...
Thank you!
Those spiders may be trained to grab back of the wheels to stop the truck!
Hold the carb open and check the compression
You could probably take some #0000 steel wool and bring those wheels back to shining again.
Great job brother got that old Chevy running, thanks for sharing your video.
Thank you!
Grew up around these grandpa has a 55 I’ve got a 47. 50, 52, and 53 in my yard ranging from running to about as far from road worthy as it gets without considering it just parts. Always have a laugh when one of these engines sits for years then fires up
Awesome! Yea seems like these things just never die right!?
@@Rustwrangler they’re definitely hard to kill I’ve seen them run for a few years with a hole in the side of the block and the owner just kept topping it off with oil
Where are you located? I'm in Rome Georgia.
I’m on the west coast, so we’re about 2000 miles apart.
is the ignition on?
Very good ,,,,,
You should spray it in the carb
Pour an eggcup of fuel in the carb when trying to start old vehicles to let the fuel fumes fill the intakes so when it turns it can fire on fumes before it speeds up enough to suck fuel through the carb jets!
Ok, thanks for the tip.
The way it turns over is vety slow especially for a6 volt on 12 volt power maybe you need a heavyer pair of jumper cables?
Threw a battery in it later in the video, and it turned over like a champ.
It wouldn't hurt to double-check that valve adjustments on their why you got smile cover off
Yes, definitely. Thank you!
I checked the timing on
That oil looks like it is water in it.
Where did you find such a rust free truck up here in the PNW?
Someone else found this truck, I’m guessing it may have been stored under cover.
@@Rustwrangler nice 👍
Is that a 235 or 261 engine?
It’s been awhile since I worked on this truck, but if I remember correctly, i had thought it had a 216.
You got to know what you doing.
Hello and now that I've had my inaugural viewing of your channel, I say good on ya there
for your stick-to-itive work ethic, as it paid off ultimately.
Yeah, this was the first time for me to see one of your videos.
I had the video running while I did a few chores nearby, this is of course my way of telling you I can listen to your commentary* and listen to the noise the engine was producing all while not seeing every minute of video and still I found the content compelling enough to stick with this upload to the end.
*IOW your commentary is spoken well enough so that even a visually impaired person can follow along.
p.s. the numbers after 3 weeks shows you have 31K views, that's impressive with only 1.02K subs.
I'm guessing peeps follow you on other medium platforms and many may even be sharing your upload, whatever is the cause, again I say, 'IMPRESSIVE!'
Four out of 5 ['s] for content and editing in my humble opinion. I'll be checking out other uploads from you soon. Have a safe, sane and sensible day.
Thank you for watching.
blown head gasket? there is water getting into the oil.
Yea, not sure why it had milky oil, but it doesn’t appear to be losing any coolant.
Some of those valves looks as if they need adjusted , they look like they're lifting off the valves
Pull the starter and check it out
You need to invest in some good jumper cables.
Yours ain’t much better than speaker wire.
You need a battery or stater
You going burn the starter up before you get running
Sadly soon all gas cars will be banned in EU and USA! In France they have a new banning law for ICE cars called SCHLABOUBVE and in Switzerland the HESCHLAVVO law and in Germany the BABVVO and TEBBVO laws!!!
I am not a Chevy person.
You need to put a battery in it
Someone tell him to buy a battery!
If you keep watching, I ended up buying a battery, and yes, the starter turned over way better after that.
That is not a 52 engine it is a235 53 or latter
Put some oil in the cylinders to begin with and get a set of 1 gauge booster cables.
The audio sucks
Can’t hear you in thetruck
Get a battery! You going to burn the starter up.🙄
Yes it will
$'s wanted???
Turn the kee on
If that is not It bad starter
It
It's not sounding good.
WOW wat da ? u need a stronger battery bro ..oh well..js amen stop the monkey business..hee hee hee