WILL IT RUN?!? Grandpas 1974 chevy c10 OLD RED! 

I really enjoyed watching you and your Grandpa change that tire. More videos with Grandpa, his wisdom is timeless!

I’m Sure you know how extremely lucky you are that you have a grandpa to learn from…. Cherish every Second.

I've never seen something that rusty still run, that truck has definitely given its all. But hey, you got to spend the day with your grandpa and learn to use a tire machine. A great day!

Grandpa is a legend. As you know we all love grandpa. You're lucky to have someone that loves you and knows as much as he does and is willing to teach you. Enjoy it while you can brother. I love when he said.,I used to be able to pick up a tire like that. Now, I can barely pick up my pants. 😂😂

Grandpa was not kidding about having all the tools he needed in Old Red. On a Sunday drive, we stopped to see Grandpa's mother in Wyoming, IA. While there, he decided to raise Mom's barn. Hadn't planned to do that, but he found every tool he needed (including 4 - 6 car jacks.) to do the job. I was impressed! 🙂Mrs. Grandpa

I miss learning from my granddad. Enjoy it while it lasts

honestly really nice having your grandpa with you and doing things with you. you should see if PBG will take it

It’s awesome that you stop working to listen to your grandpa. That’s respect.

Grandpa was NOT playing about that bar. Glad you have an expert to show you how to properly do it

Always gotta love square body content

Great stuff. Good plan with the old truck. Someone will be able to use the parts. Enjoy every minute you can with grandpa, he's a cool old dude!

I love that description of using the tire machine foot controls " you don't have to kill snakes".

Always awesome to see ya grandpa especially when he helps you love his stories John 26:46 @Golden Rust Or Bust

Grandpa's are the best !

Grampa looks like an old Vietnam Vet. Great video

Watching your Grandpa teach you is awesome. Memories for life man! Another great video! 👍👍

Man that old trucks got a lot of history and stories behind that old truck that is cool that the stories from Grandpa cone man

Doin' stuff with Grampa is always great. I miss it. That's one heck of a tire machine, too. Haven't seen one of those in years. You need to find one, if you can. They're great, they take up next to no space, and they can really hurt you, so they're everything you need....

The story behind that truck is awesome. You Have to keep that and drive it. My truck was also my grandpaps, and I’ve been working on it for years now. Good video brother.

Grandpa has a plethora of knowledge!!! Good video

Damn i miss my grandpa, he taught me so much

Great day with a great Grandpa for sure !

You've got a great treasure in your grandfather. Thanks for sharing him with us.

That is a great dog

Grandpa's still got it! 💪

Ah, the good old C10, I had one once, the engine was so worn out it fouled the plugs faster than it could fire. The COATS 10-10, a great old machine for steel wheels! Sure does take some work to get the rust off the tire beads. That's a good cautionary tale from your grandpa, don't put fingers in dangerous pinch-points! All that rust is just weight-reduction! It'll get great mileage now! It's a great runner alright!

Loved seeing your grandpa on here. Both my grandpas were mechanics. They taught us a lot. I wish they were still here with us to do stuff like what you're doing.

Got it up and running pretty quick 6:26 nice work John @Golden Rust Or Bust

Fun working with Grampa !!! Nice video John !!

Heck yeah grandpa’s got some cool toys lol

What a blessing that you still have your grandpa around and that he’s still able to be active. I’d give anything to have that time back. I think Dalton from PBG could save it! Maybe offer it to him!

Great. Id. Hood/hinges, grill and front bumper are all good if you pull the drive train. Love your Grandad and his vast body of knowledge. Take him on a trip with Meg on some of the destinations he took your Dad and his bride to 50 years later. Keep turnin' wrenches, the Tezas Chipster.😁

The front bumper and grill look great

Iwould love that old truck. i could use the frontend parts and that topper. love grandpa showing you how to change that tire!! two thumbs up!!

Always good to see your Grandpa So much Knowledge, that engine is definitely worth saving and all kinds of trim pieces in case you ever buy a truck that year Thanks John for another Awesome Video.

Nothing dull about the videos you make man! You always do a fantastic job and this was no exception. I always look forward to your videos!

Sometimes the stories are the best part.

Thats a very cool old tire machine 8:30 John nice work @Golden Rust Or Bust

This makes me miss my Grandpa, but in a good way. Thank you for the content, this reminds me of my Grandpa and I doing things together, made me smile!!!!

Another great video and another great lesson from grandpa Wayne, it’s always great seeing him teaching. And of course we used to cruise the ones downtown in that old truck

This was a great video and makes me miss my grandpa

Great video. Your grandpa is a minty ol dude

Great content as usual. Especially liked the moment where you suddenly sprouted face furniture. Also, your grandpa is great 🙂, soak up all his stories and knowledge.

very nice setup for a Service Truck bed looks well setup for doing work bet that metal in the best is great compared to the rest of the truck 21:36 @Golden Rust Or Bust

Great job

that was awesome, loved your granpas tiurtiuial

Wow that is quite rusty! Love that tire machine!

great vid with grampa......let the generations teach the new.............john....you're freaking gorgeous

Always great seeing you

I miss my grandfather.

Your grandpa and my daddy would be best friends. My daddy had a 74 Custom Deluxe for decades, and only just retired his 8N a few years ago. I loved seeing that old-style tire machine get put to use. I worked at an NTB in my younger years (back when they were NTW) and was one of the few guys who knew how to use the old tire machine. Everyone else was spoiled by the new rim clamps. But when some punk would tear a few low-pro tires and cuss up a blue streak on the rim clamp, I would take over the ticket and have all four mounted with old machine in only 10 minutes. Also, what the heck were they doing at KOAs back in the 70's? We used to travel by RV back then and avoided KOA unless there was no other choice. They were expensive and every little thing was a nickel and dime upcharge, even using the air conditioner! They would drive around at night in a golf cart and police the people who had air conditioners running and had not paid the upcharge to use AC. We tried hard to find friendly little mom-and-pop roadside RV parks instead.

Oh man I missed this one! Damn you, youtube! Don't let Dalton see this truck or he'll fall in love with it.

Great video! I'm glad you are keeping the engine/transmission. I would suggest keeping the grille, the bumpers, and that truck cap also!Someone would snatch those up if you don't have a need.

I really enjoy your videos! Unfortunately I think that truck a has given her all but on the bright side… you have a good 350…an unfolded square body hood! (Gold!) and some great memories! Keep up the good content! You’re doing great!

Ah the old coats10-10 tire machine ,the mag wheel breaker,got to love it.

Grandpa for the win

Gey it cleaned up and i think we gained a dog some how lol 1:00 to funny John @Golden Rust Or Bust

I'm glad that you were able to learn a few things from "GRANDPA RUST"! Maybe one of these days, that Tire Machine will be yours, and you will remember how to use it...

I love watching you work with your grandpa, it reminds me of of my late father. Great video as always my man.

That truck has some life left in it

it’s got some good parts

I can already tell that hood, bumper and grill setup are gonna be worth some dough on fb marketplace. I spent a year looking for a non-bent hood for my proj.

I would love to see More on that Ford 8N tractor thats under all them tires John 24:21 @Golden Rust Or Bust

YAY GRANDPA!!!!!!!!

That engine needs to live on

Man you are so lucky. I'll always have a 71 or 72 C10 or 20 cuz that's what my grandpa had when I was a kid. I don't know why I can't move on, but this is what I am I guess

Hello nice work 👍👍👍👍👍😊

Watching family work together on stuff like this is priceless.

It’s a good day when he uploads

So much fun to be had with all those treasures

First off, I can definitely see the family resemblance between you and your grandfather. Second off, I'm a bit fascinated with that tire machine, especially since I was taught and raised on how to use a machine very similar to a May M-62-B Tire Matic Tire Changer (yes I had to look it up since I didn't know what the machine was called, all I knew was it's main design).

Hi there if l were you l will keep that truck and restore it for your grandpa little by little and aftermarket's parts are cheap and you can do a lot of videos on this truck but what really important here is your grandpa has a lot off stories behind this truck and you should sit with him and let him bring back everything he can remembers and be honest l wouldn't get ride of his tools in the truck . This truck deserves new life .

Awesome

One of your best videos, the interaction with your grandpa is awesome. Save that drivetrain, and there's a lot of good parts and trim on that truck. Plenty more life to give beyond the rust.

Awsome video and truck, subscribed😎👌😍 I have my fathers Chevy Caprice Classic from 1976, he past away in 2019❤

Yessss! Good Friday morning!

Man that tire machine brings back memories of when I was a teenager. I worked for a guy that scrapped cars during the summer. I've broken down a few thousand of wheels and tires with a similar machine.

I think pole barn garage would restore it lol

New subscriber from Arkansas. Junkyard Digs sent me 👍🏻💛🙏🏼

Astonishing amount of weight reduction

I hope you include your Grandpa in a few more videos. I would love the opportunity to learn from him. That man is very knowledgeable

I've never seen something that corroded still run, that truck has most certainly done its absolute best. Be that as it may, hello, you got to go through the day with your granddad and figure out how to utilize a tire machine. An extraordinary day!

love to see you out there with grandpa !!! defianlty should make more of those !!!!!!!!!!!

You should get Grampa to tell you as many stories like this while you can. I'm sure he has many. 👍

Great video, especially the tire mounting part, learned something new too. Man knows how to do these things.

Keep them hubcaps. Poor old girl deserves a long rest.

I'm originally from northeast Ohio (the heart of the rust belt), and I've never seen a Chevy truck this rusty before---mind blown. The trans doesn't have a lot of value because it's a long tailshaft model, but the 350 4 bbl sure does....in fact, it's possible that it could be a 4 bolt main block since it's in a truck

How’s the frame? You know the basically make almost all the body panels for that truck. Would definitely be a good restoration project for You and grandpa

You can either keep her as lawn peace of you could put a new bed and cab on her and keep her. She has the sentimental value

Wow I've never seen one that rusted out. damn shame the body is beyond saving...needs ALL body panels replaced I had a '74 too but it was a three quarter ton..👍🇺🇲

One point...oil those hood hinges! Those old square bodies came from the factory with a huge design flaw that allowed the hoods to buckle if the hinges got stiff. When those trucks were popular it wasn't uncommon to see a lot of them with buckled hoods.

Great video, good to know how to use a tire machine properly and save your fingers. Well used Truck and great stories with grandpa.

A tire-changer? I bet Grandpa has one of everything!

Somehow he grew a beard and mustache just came out of nowhere (6:33)(6:41) I wish I could make my beard and mustache grow that fast lol

Fantastic installment! I bet that old truck could tell some stories if it could talk! I spotted a Minneapolis Moline garden tractor!

Try pawning it off on pole barn garage. Dalton seems to really love his extra rusty Chevys.

I wish I had had the opportunity to record my grandpa when I was your age. You will cherish these recordings in your old age. Make sure you save them offline in a safe place. BTW, I had the exact same truck except it was a LWB version. Rusty as hell! I was told the early 70's trucks were made from crappy steel which is why they rust so bad. Keep busting that rust!!

Great job guys 😊 very cool 😎 👍

Watching from australia ur grandpa is cool i wish i got to spend time with mine but wasnt meant to be cherish that man i bet hes forgot more knowledge then we know awesome video man

I mean I've seen Dalton fix up some nice stuff he might be able to do something with this