If a young man has a couple of project Pickups in his yard, then that's how you know he's a good man and the real deal. Love ❤️ your channel and excited to see what you do with your new home. God bless and protect you 🙏🏻
Glad i ran across your channel. Fascinating individual. Love watching your videos and explanations of what you are doing. You are probably too cute for youtube. 😂
Do you ever sleep? You're putting out a lot of videos for someone that works full time and has so much going on. Keep up the good work, I'm enjoying watching!
My sleep schedule has actually been pretty minimal this week lol but i’m just trying to keep the growth on the channel going! I actually got to play some video games with my cousin for a few hours last night. Thanks for your support!!
From Steve in MD--Been wondering if the trucks came with the property!!! When you get bored with the property projects, a diversion to the trucks, may be perfect motivation to get back at it. Awesome--toy projects!!!
I'm really liking your content. Get that F150s transmission checked out. I had a flashback to a 1999 F150 work truck that was doing the flashing overdrive light. It was the oldest vehicle we had. This was around 2009. Kept bugging the boss for 3 weeks about it. There were no symptoms until I was 2 and half hours from our shop, managed to make it back and it failed spectacularly. 🤣
No! Don’t feel the need to edit. That’s part of why everyone likes you. You’re smart! You have a LOT going on. Everyone understands and loves your way of videoing and explaining. You know who I think you remind me of…. Watch his videos. He did same thing- just point, record, be yourself. 🥰
Very interesting about your trucks. Don’t pay any attention to the negative comments they are people who want to bring you down to their level. You have plenty of time. You’re young and healthy. Stay true to your self.
I love old beat up pick up trucks. They were the first thing I noticed when I saw your other videos. When my dad passed is 1999, I inherited his old 1989 Ford Ranger. You couldn’t kill that truck. I kept it for several years then donated it to a charity. Wish I still had it.
.Thinking you are a creative...hard working...talented young man........wishing you every good thing....and love seeing and hearing about your projects.... The more comments you get..the more negative comments....just let them roll off and keep doing what fulfills your heart.
Honestly buddy I just found you today 6/18/24 you’re channel is awesome keep doing you it makes me happy that a young person wants to do what you do I’m 44 and most people I know are lazy way to go keep doing you
I used to have one of these Nissan pickups and I agree with you that it's a smart thing to keep the Nissan and dump the Ford. My little 86 1/2 Nissan pickup was a great truck.
You know a fun trick i do to keep my car clean. I leave a swiffer duster on the front passenger then every once and a while i dust the dash, center console etc, and Voila! The illusion of a super clean car :) . Also HEy your almost at 5K ! 🥳
Old hardbody is the way to go. I like any of the Fords, but that’s a project with little upside. I want a 4x4 hardbody just to use to get to tight fishing spots and run the beach in.
my truck had the z24 throttle body fuel injection on it and they started making it in late 1985 during the cross over years from the 720 trucks to the d21. I converted my d21 from the z24 fuel injection the the webber carb and I worked amazing but I have to get smaller jets because it runs rich. But anyway here is the name of a tutorial video that I used when I installed my kit. (Webber carborator conversion on a 1987 nissan pathfinder vg301) the video is for a v6 but the concept/process is the same for a 4 cylinder. Just make shure to plug all the vacuum lines that will no longer be used
So many bossy people in the comments. Not all but enough to be disappointing. Just because a man has a YT channel doesn't mean you have carte blanche to be critical.
I'm no mechanic, but love that long bed Nissan. I had a '92 Toyota V6 long bed, ugly but running, sold just before 2020 for a song. Wish I had kept it; gonna be very hard (and expensive) to replace.
This is not about the trucks. Have you thought about putting a pump on that well in the yard? You could water the yard with it or clean up your hands. Please that would keep it safer out there.
Check the vacuum lines for cracks/breaks after a visual and wiggle inspection use something like brake clean to spray vacuum lines and listen for the running engine to change rpms. A large vacuum leak will cause engine to stall. Be careful not to spray the distributor or alternator (sparks). I own an 87 isuzu truck with a weber kit and swear by both far more than I swear at them. Consider getting a small tractor with the proceeds of your f150. A gray market yanmar, kubota, hinomoto, mitsubishi etc to augment the hft trencher.
My 1994 isuzu pickup presented the same problem of not idling. It was the egr vacuum pot. I see it is a pricey part for a d21. Look for ways to delete the system.
I am sorry people are kinda judgmental. Pay them no mine. As to the F150 tailgate handle does not work, if open the panel on the inside of the gate you can see the little nub has worn loose. For the idle use some sea foam to remove the build up. The fifth mount makes me worry about transmission and engine burden.
Thanks, the rough idle cleared up a lot when i put a fresh tank of gas in it. May have mostly just been bad gas. I’m sure I’ll be able to see what’s wrong with the tailgate when i take that panel off i just haven’t had time to
You're lucky you don't live in the rust belt, those would be long gone. Your black smoke is from running too rich check your air filter and m.a.p. sensor or go get a free diagnostic at the parts store and check with a mechanic friend before shooting the parts cannon at it😊
More interested in the building of the retaining / castle wall - overlooking the storage facility below your property. Redevelop that little house into a nice, multi story unit built into the hillside. Design a plan !
You should get rid of the Nissan as they are death traps ,they were built in an era of zero standards for crashes .Both my Dad and my Brother in Law were killed in two separate minor crashes involving that model.
@@marchingmoto I am not criticizing you. I did the same thing when I was younger. It was fun to look at it and see what you accomplished. Keep it up, you are doing great.
I'm Mexican ? I do not like jokes ? If the trucks are old and automatic? In Mexico, are old trucks automatic and is it better to be standard? I learned to drive old standard cars glued to the steering wheel?
Fixed up, most everything working, you'll have two $500 trucks. They're both worn out high mileage rigs that will never amount to much. Get what you can out of them "as is" and move on. You've got bigger fish to fry. Sadly it makes me wonder about how you think something is a good deal. Not hating here, just bad decision making. I was a diesel truck and equipment mechanic for 25 yrs. I would have never given those things a second look.
Kbb on the f150 in fair condition, which is the worst they allow you to put it as is $3,000. What you value it at and real world are different numbers. Fb marketplace comparisons are the same or more.
The nissan has potential. Great truck to learn on if you can find the parts. I rock a toyota t100 95 4x4 for my snowboard/camp rig and i got a lil 22re toyota pickup 2wd extra cab. I reallyyyy like those hardbodys though. They have been growing on me
When it comes to investing your hard earned money, be it cars, trucks, motorcycles, or houses, only buy when you can turn it over tomorrow for a profit. It's only a deal when you have a huge safety margin at the start with minimal risk. Your financial world could collapse tomorrow, requiring drastic action to stay afloat. It happened most recently in 2008 when I scored my best deal on a foreclosure, but it also happened in 1980 when the economy collapsed back home in Minnesota when I got laid off repeatedly and had to sell things. Prepare for the worst of times and put yourself in a position to take advantage of the situation rather than becoming a victim.
I have forgotten where you are but in my neck of the woods (PA.) they would both be completely rotted or rusted away. both nice trucks ! tail gate on the ford is a given they all break. good luck with all of them especially your F250 your daily driver
