That *does* sound pretty good. I never knew the 'warn out threads' thing about the wheel puller. Now whenever I tell anyone about that, I'll tell them "A wise old man told me about that"...we're the same age!
I’m working on my on single seater and am having trouble with the rear axle. Is it possible for you to tell me what you used for the rear axle, or maybe you guys can build on for us and we’ll pay shipping and all before you start fabrication
You should see if there's some college kids willing to edit and film for you in exchange for work experience on their resume! You always make the coolest stuff!
I have a '13 f150 that I bought in 2019. I too live in the land of rust. I use a oil can to squirt used oil inside the rockers and inside the bed sides. No signs of rust as of yet. I think even if the rust has started the oil wicking itself all over inside will stop the rust in it's tracks.
Very nice work G.M... IF I had a Metro van, would you build it for me? I think you did one that had a hemi in it.... Again, very nice work on your Ford...
I had a 68 scout 800 loved it Thing was a tank went anywhere I pointed it! Had the same engine in it too 196 ci there was a smaller 4 cyl. Had to subscribe ✌️👍👍
Hey I saw a 60 Cadillac Hearse that was in really good shape, or how about a Geo Metro Van... Enjoyed the video.. See you Thursday.. By the way, where are you located... If you take outside work, i might have you do a project for me in the future... Take care my friend...
I had one of those in high school, only 2wd posi and 3 speed. Fun, but not as much potential as the 4wd you have. With a coyote, that could be awesome. Ditch the hard top, unless you insulate it.
I'm glad I landed on your first video for this Gen II so that I can watch the updated videos next. I'm currently tearing apart my 1979 so very useful info. You also give me encouragement as a solo "60-something" shade-tree mechanic. Fight on!
Do you think cutting up and drilling may have made the frame less sturdy? I see you a put a coyote in it and was wondering if you’ve ran into issues cause of all that raw power
Nearly 3yrs later and not one issue. Remember, it has "plates & brackets" everywhere. The QA1 stuff is TOP Quality stuff. This truck drives like a race car. Thanks for watching!
Go here right after a bit of rain, it's solid. They've made some track changes since this video was filmed, the new additions are really good. It's always been a bit dry and dusty on hot days, but they do a good job with this dirt. Three thumbs up, would recommend lol
Now I wonder if I could put this on a 60. That Crown Vic mod is a great idea, especially with the 4.6 liter but I just dont think I am that good. This though - well it looks like maybe I could do it.,
I've watched many of your videos over the years and like them a great deal.. i always wondered if you were self taught or did you go to school to acquire your knowledge of vehicles? P.S. i had a 72 R.S. Camaro...loved it.. I would love to get another one sometime... Thx for sharing your knowledge with us.. God Bless you and your family...
Thank you so much. I took my first engine out at 14 and basically learned to fix junk because we were always poor. Self taught but I learn from everyone constantly! Thank you for watching, God Bless.
Run your screw backwards for about 10 seconds or so before screwing it in. Sometimes you’ll have to do it more than once, but you’ll be able to screw through the carpet without destroying it.
I have probably watched all your videos and love your work ! I have an old studebaker just like this one that I was going to put on a Dakota frame but after seeing your videos I’m interested in going this route . How many hours do you think it takes you roughly to get something like this up and driving and the sheet metal work done ?
