I knew it, I knew it then I saw the verse at the end and I was correct. Thank you for proclaiming The Lord. We had a 80 series Land Cruiser left behind by some Austrian friends 15 years ago in our shed, They returned in May this year and we got it going. It gradualy woke up with every job we did and came back to life. It is now touring Australia again they are on their second adventure with it. Dave.

@livingwatershomestead1308

9 ай бұрын

Thanks Dave! That’s so cool that you were able to put your friends Land Cruiser back on the road!

My 86 F150 4x4 is equipped with a Mustang GT 302 HO and 4 barrel carburetor.

My first vehicle in high school was an 83 F100. Still have it over 20 years later. Those are my favorite trucks. I later got a 86 XLT Lariat with a carbureted 351. That truck was fun to drive.

@livingwatershomestead1308

11 ай бұрын

Yeah they are fun trucks! Those 351s were definitely fun to drive!

Very clean truck and the option on this truck its real nice just look how good the seats look and 4x4 this car deserves to be restored for your father in law and we will watch every videos and thank you

Love the old fords. F150 s

Nice truck 🚚 can't wait for the clean up video 😀 take care

@livingwatershomestead1308

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

Awesome! Great that you were able to get it going again!

@livingwatershomestead1308

Жыл бұрын

Yeah we’re really excited!

@rafaelgomes8925

Жыл бұрын

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Just found your channel, Cool to see a good ol truck brought back to life. The excitement in Maria's voice at 10:40 says a lot about the history of this truck, I hope to see more and maybe get it back on the road like it was meant to be!

@livingwatershomestead1308

Жыл бұрын

We will definitely be posting more videos of this truck, thanks for watching the Chanel!

Good luck on your channel!

@livingwatershomestead1308

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Ay Have That’s Rock

Ive been looking for years for a fuel injected aod bullnose with no luck. They where just produced in 86 last year of the bullnose so there's not many of them

I love these older ford trucks and had a good many in the day.... yeah seventy three now and pushing it up another notch soon. I know how nasty a job it is but replacing all the brake lines is quite important to these years of rigs. It seems they didn't want to waste any money on metal back then for just about their whole vehicle. Depending on how far a person wants to go, all new rubber mounts and any bushings in the front end will make it a real pleasure to drive or be the passenger in it. I know this much without getting into much troubles.... my girl was this pretty, (if I still had a lady) it would get a lot of attention. I truly think the "patina" look is just overplayed so if well thought out.... clean to a fault, high build primer, and the rust spray stuff that is evading my recall at the moment.... and then tractor paint. I know that it doesn't have the ease of just spray and enjoy but wet sanding till your arms fall off, and then some clear will take it to the car shows local. Best of luck over the coming years as time waits for no one. Remember "YOLO" or you only live once. You can take that common said and make this rig a second chance to take your girl to the dance. And yes, I do know she is your wife

Hope u make more videos

8:50 i love to drive a FO

You have yourself a well appointed truck there. It looks to be an F-150 XLT Lariat with Explorer paint trim options. Since it’s a one owner vehicle, you might find the original build sheet under the seat between springs and seat foam. The build sheet will have all the options instructing workers how Ford wanted your dads truck built.

@livingwatershomestead1308

Жыл бұрын

I’ll have to check. Thanks for watching!