I was asked to see if this rough 1965 chevy step side pickup would be worth saving after being stored for decades in a leaky barn, lets bring it into the garage and see, part 2 of 2
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Love these old trucks. I like them Ratty and not refurbished to keep the age and originality, great work.
Cream Puff.
All I know is that you are a fucking Hero
Losing your car keys can seriously mess up your day. But if you lose your screwdriver chances are you can find a nail file or a popsicle stick or something that will work to get this truck started. And since nobody would ever steal this old derelict, that's an improvement over original factory equipment.
Is it a 292 , or a stovebolt (235) ?
Wrong lever Kronk! 😂
Ol chevs never die
That truck probably cost about $1600 bucks when it was new . Times have sure changed !
Just did this to my 65 this past weekend with a bit more success.
,i would rather watch you than all the other
Wannabes out there
When the starter fluid can or any aerosol can run out of air you can pump air in it to get the last bit out if you have an air camper an a shop air fitting
Cant believe i didnt see this one already take care an ðŸ™
Your truck reminded me of Christine when you were backing up. Maybe she'll heal herself now that her lover has returned!
I like that old Chevrolet truck. Thank you for bringing it back to life! I watch your videos and try to absorb some of your knowledge. It just hasn't worked yet darnnit 😮
Awsome
You sure seem to know a great deal, do a great job explaining everything and are willing to share! Great job, I liked and subscribed!
I once owned a 57, same color-a fleet truck, with a 265 v8
What a great truck,and I've had them- it will do the work and save your money- and it won't have to go to The Stealer to fix it- and it won't cost $75,000.00 to buy
We may have too far with Work Trucks,your basic work horse
It's nice watching you work on that old 6 banger. Brings back a lot of good memories.
You have way more patience than I ever did. That's one reason you are as good as you are😊
Every time I watch mustie one I want to go find a engine to pis about with
uhmmm,,, the big tube was the bowl vent
I almost stopped when I saw Colgate! In my shop, it is Crest or actual valve grinding paste.
Pfft, Colgate, SMH 😣
Probably drinks Mr Pibb and Mello Yello, too.
Keep up the good work. Very interesting project…you Heathen!
I did the same thing to the ignition on a 350 Honda 50 years ago. Lost the keys so I made it so a small screwdriver would work. Just had to make sure no one ever noticed or my buddies would have stolen it in a second and hid it somewhere really hard to find.