FORGOTTEN Ford F-250 Abandoned for 21 Years - Will It Run? 

Thanks to Manscaped for sponsoring today's video! Get 20% Off + Free International Shipping + 2 Free Gifts with promo code "MCCOOL" at manscaped.com/MCCOOL

I’m going to post a video on the ‘58 Plymouth shortly. This video was just finished beforehand, so please be patient. Thanks everyone!

I guess I'm officially old. When he said that it had been sitting for 21 years, I was thinking that I didn't know they had window tint like that back then...you know, with 21 years ago being some time in the mid 1970s. Nope. 21 years ago is 2001. Where'd the time go?

Best truck I ever owned 69 F250 4-speed 2 wheel drive single cab unbelievably dependable but the Wisconsin rust ate it up. Now I have an 87 F250 460 5 speed 4 wheel drive Locker rear end 8 ft Western Plow 56,000 original miles

They used to call those a Crew Cab way back when. 99.99% of these were stripper level trim because the railroad or power company didn't want fancy.

"21 years off the road..." My brain: so, since the 80s? Wait, it's 2022. Frak I'm getting old... lol

This week: Dylan McCool guest-stars in "Johnny Bravo and the Super-Mullet" for another exciting round of name that smell.

Love the old Ford design. I miss seeing them vs new electronic junk.

360's all magically turn into 390's when they are getting sold! Some even turn into 428 SCJ's! those ones are super special!

That's nuts. I was looking through my video suggestions and I saw what looked like you and Craig found almost identical trucks. I started watching this one first. Low and behold it's the same truck! Back to watching how you two fair on getting it running 😂

I never thought it would not run again, after all it is a Ford! #1 selling Truck for over 30 years!

we love the FE engine and have a fe 390 in a 80s tbird and a 482 stroker with turbo in a fairlane

It's great to see you and Craig working together. It's great that you let him store the truck there. Love both your channels.

As a fellow Mopar fan, my channel is filled with dodges/plymouth/chryslers! Always got to appreciate the other brands though. This ole Ford truck was really cool to see and enjoyed the video man.

Cómo decimos en Argentina, "si es Ford, tiene que arrancar" 👏👏👏

You inspired me to get a project truck and get it running. After a few weekends got my 1986 F150 with the 302 EFI runnin again. Got some more work to do before i feel comfortable driving it around the parking lot (mostly the brakes). Cant wait for the next revival!

God I love the early ford's, they just look awesome with the body lines! Awesome find, can't wait to see where u go with this!

Hello Dylan and The Craig. On the 69f250 that wash was epic time and too strenuous. Ida took to car wash and sprayed all with tire cleaner and brush... It works. Specially on white paint

I usually install chrome valve covers before installing a used oil filter as well. Love this year of Ford pickup. Such a nice looking design.

What happened to the 58 Plymouth

Looking forward to this build and updates! Exciting collaboration, hanks for keeping it family friendly!

This video was awesome. I used to have a 1975 F250 Ranger in the same 4 door, long bed, 2wd configuration back in 2007. Mine had a C6 and a 460 with 91k original miles. Only 2 pinhole rust spots on the tailgate, but none anywhere else. I found it sitting in a field with a bed full of trash and paid $1,600 for it on the spot. It must have died on me 30 times in the 50 miles home. Some new brakes, a new fuel system from tanks to carb and it ran a whole lot better. Unfortunately, gas hit $4.50 a gallon, and that thing averaged 6mpg so it had to go. I regret it to this day. Closing the doors on it sounded solid and tight, just like a new car door. Such a solid truck. This video brought back some good memories. Thanks for the great content!

Soy de Argentina y te encontré por instagram, que gran trabajo!! Quedé alucinando cuando arrancó tan bien!! Sin duda las Ford son una locura! Fierro puro, me encantó el video, sigan así por favor y Dios los bendiga

always love it when yall team up on stuff i was getting ready to watch this and i looked over to the right and said huh the craig is working on a truck that looks like this one bout the time he walked out of the trees

I'm already subbed to Craig's channel and am now emotionally invested in the U.S.S. F 2 fiddy

Now, THAT was a COOL video! Dylan, you're a heck of a friend. Craig is a cool cat and I'm happy to see you guys doing a "revival" together. Can't wait to see the follow up! God bless.

KS was the good 'ol Kelly Springfield company, which primarily made tires and was owned by Goodyear. I grew up around the plant outside of Freeport, IL.. They had plants in Ohio and Maryland, so it might have been more regional areas where those tires and belts were more readily sold. Either way, good stuff!

Enjoyed! Thank you Dylan McCool & company.

Craig 909's 3 favorite things;; Ford trucks, Vincent Vega haircuts, and blinding himself with brake cleaner

FYI, that Maxell XL II 90 sealed cassette tape you guys found in the truck and immediately threw away in the trash... Those go for about $30 right now. Audio guys look for those all the time and pay!

Great job callaborating with 909 team work makes the dream work

These videos are so fulfilling... good to see we still have good boys in our nation doing cool stuff. Thank you, guys. God bless.

You guys always find the cool trucks, especially this one. I've been looking for a 1967-1969 Ford F-250 Crew Cab for a year or two now.

What happened to the Plymouth??

I was so hoping this truck was going to stay on the east coast. I'm in NC and would have loved to see it. Awesome acquisition for the Cali man.

We always called those big long trucks Country Cadillacs

Always a pleasure to see you do a renovation like this Dylan, and you always keep it classy! That is a beautiful beast of a truck, for sure.

Memories of driving to help a friend bring an old Rover back to life are coming back to me. The motor was stuck, so he filled the bores with a pb type oil and needed to leave it soak "What now?" "We polish it" "What? Why?" "You've met your wife. If the oil doesn't work, at least it won't look like trash and she will have less to complain about" 🤣🤣🤣 3 weeks later, it was doing 95 mph on that engine down the motorway. Great car.

A revival video mainly consisting of a series of "Hey, y'all... watch this!" moments! It just don't get any better than that!

This is a super sweet truck. Great find, great Collab to get it running again. I'm following it on Craig's channel to see how it turned out.

Such great potential. Bonus 2 of my top 5 favourite youtubers.

Luv seeing these ole Fords come back to life!!

well I have a 1989 Ford XLT Lariat and I am the third owner and this truck has never died on me once and it can haul a ton not just a half ton and I have done it over and over. The 5.0 Liter V8 has 160,000 miles on it and the engine has never been worked on. My truck has been the most reliable vehicle I have owned. So never look down your nose at a Ford truck because some one left it to rot in a field for 21 years. Those of us who take care of our trucks never have a problem its only when they are neglected do you have problems.

I like seeing RU-vidrs working together thanks for the video

In the future you should place a tarp under the car/truck. Easy to find things and better crawling under.

Those “Deutch” oil filters used to be sold thru Auto Zone stores years back. Then they went to Bosch and STP filters.

My brother recently bought a 69 Ford F250 4speed with a 390 that has no power steering, no power assisted brakes, and no A/C making it not the funniest to drive. Seeing this video reminded me of it and showed me some of the cool options he’s missing out on. Not to mention this is a crew cab which you hardly find!

Nice to see you two work on this old ford 4 door!!

Great video glad you posted keep them coming thanks

Holy smokes! Love this collaboration!!

Love the bumpsides, I scoped that out in an earlier video. Hey Dylan, I have some Mustang ll questions.

Doughnut gasket and a wash job, back on the road.

Oh my god when I saw that thumbnail I started to cry my great-grandfather bought brand new and identical truck to that he owned his entire life it was on the third bed he used it so much when he finally passed it was left to me we had major flooding in Oregon in 1998 the garage where the truck was parked at my parents house because I was 18 just turned that summer we had a hundred foot Douglas fur behind the house by the creek the flood washed the roots out and the tree fell on the garage and totaled the truck I could remember being 5 years old and him let me steer that as we drove into town at Pumpkin Center New Mexico thanks for the shock to the memories Dylan take good care of it

Excellent Video Dylan :) also crew also I knew truck runs also those old Fords never die and hopefully find what size motor that truck has to be 351 Windsor or Cleveland, 360 or 390 motor for they used then and key ignition switch is to fix up too ! Great Work guys to also and keep going strong too!

My friends dad had an early 80s ford that we all called the cowboy caddy... it was not only a a 4 door but it was a 3rd party conversion company built truck so it had what I'd call an extended cab 4 door kinda like a dodge mega cab but a bit bigger where it had an extra 3rd row seat in it and the 2nd seat could fold down where it touched the back seat for a spot to sleep... I assume it was purpose built for rodeo life but the man was supposed to go buy a family vehicle for all 8 or 9 of his kids and instead of getting a van like his wife wanted he came home with the truck... 4x4 short bed with the custom cab and a turbo diesel engine flat bed and it was still in really nice shape last I saw it... of course the old man unfortunately passed away in the last year but I'm sure one of the kids still has the old truck... definitely be worth some money to the right person but the centimental value is priceless even to me with the few memories I have of the truck myself...

I think I seen this on Facebook marketplace recently, I would want no one else to buy it and fix it rock on dylan🤘

The Shenanigans in this video are hilarious 😂 @Dylan McCool

i got a 76 cab chasis f350 and shes a boat too, 160 ish inch wheel base is fun to turn around

No brakes, can't see through the window. Love these guys

Engine: "CLACKETY CLACKETY CLACKETY" Them: "This thing tuns fantastic!"

Kelly-Springfield is one of the oldest tire/rubber brands in the US, owned by Goodyear currently. Surprised you guys hadn't heard of them.

One of my dream trucks 67-72 crew cab love them!

Logging crews loved these trucks.

Vintage Crew Cabs are really special, nice save

Love wachting your videos man . I need to get me an old truck

It is interesting how the uniform for automotive youtubers has become black logo t-shirts and blue jeans. It's especially hilarious at the various gatherings.

Love the Fe's! Great video

You can pull a plug out and stick a tape ruler down in the plug hole and turn it over and actually measure the amount of stroke to see if it’s a 360 or a 390 and the difference is 3 1/2” or 3 7/8” stroke.

Watched Craig909 the other day.. now this video pops up. Love it!! That is a sweet truck and amazing mechanic crew getting her rolling.

How many "long story shorts" before it's no longer short?

From rusty to runner, now that's a revival!

Oh what a cool rig! Fantastic!

Well. As long as it runs. Keep up the great work and I will keep on watching

Great video @Dylan McCool

Champions. I hope to be as good as you guys one day. Just got my first straight six

Dylan thanks for the video

I always watch till the end and like your videos! You're awesome!!

The collab I dint know I needed

Kelly Springfield used to make rubber products. We used to have a garage around here that sold Kelly-Spingfield tires

"What is safety?" immediately grabs sunnies to protect eyes.....

YYAAAHHHHH FORD LETS GOOO!! You no longer strike me as a serial killer weird

Absolutely love this truck!

Deutsch oil filter - AutoZone house brand from the late 90s early 00s; belt was a Kelly Springfield which is a division of Goodyear

What a huge truck, oh my goodness

mine when i first got it running ticked a lot. now its super quite

Never hit two hammers together. The face hardened steel can shatter.

bad ass truck

This is a great collaboration!! Thanks for all your hard work getting us videos!

Cool, I just love that 58!!!!

Another resurrection, what can anyone say? Pure entertainment Dylan.

Do a full revival on it

Where did he get this beautiful truck? I love old ford's my dad had a '79 f250 ranger high boy and a f1 1960s or so.

My two favorite channels together

What's with the carburetor hate? I mean, those are some of the easiest to rebuild, dependable, easy to tune, and parts-available carburetors out there.

So this 250 is where the iced tea comes from??? Jk!!! I enjoy iced tea thoroughly as I enjoy all your videos! Great to see these old vehicles getting back onto the road 😎👍👍

Great video as usual. This truck is a cool find and definitely deserves some love. It is honestly pretty good looking and appears to be pretty solid

14:15 I think that was a Japanese Beetle or maybe a Green June Beetle. Similar buggies buy different and both quite common in the south and east coast.

I just bought my dream truck 76 f250 crewcab highboy 4 speed. Reminds me of mine. Awesome truck.. is this the np 435 trans?

Dang, that thing runs amazing!

Belts are a Kelley......Good belts. Oil filter deutsch is an old autozone brand and were actually pretty decent almost as good as wix