I’m a GM guy but that dodge is gorgeous

@richfarfugnuven6308

3 жыл бұрын

100%

@stout_tossme7541

3 жыл бұрын

100% agree

@justinkeckhaver8199

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah. I love both of those body styles. I daily a 91 C1500, but our family farm trucks have been 94-01 Dodges with Cummins. They both have their issues, but are still pretty damn good trucks.

@cumminsman4670

3 жыл бұрын

I’m a everything Cummins MAN

@dylanmcdonald9266

3 жыл бұрын

You woundnt say it’s gorgeous if you knew how quick those trucks fell apart

Anybody else miss these old trucks back when things were simple and just worked?

@brandonb2032

3 жыл бұрын

Now we have two mirrors without hitches, stretched tires, Cali sag, and Bruce Jenner being called a woman...

@blazerwilliams2260

3 жыл бұрын

I don't miss them at all, I miss 91 and back. I have an 85 k5 and I also had an 81 Scottsdale K10 and 86 Silverado K10 that I had to sell. Having 3 kids was getting too expensive lol.

@belindaburke1593

3 жыл бұрын

We do too. In the meantime, have a lovely weekend! Coming up tomorrow a Deadliest Roads episode Tanzania. Also, ICYMI @free.documentary Instagram. Our bio link takes you to all releases of the past days. Disclaimer: we just think Savage Chicken is awesome. No quid pro quo or anything like that. Ahoi 🏴‍☠️

@RphC74_mo

3 жыл бұрын

I mostly miss the fact that you can no longer buy a full sized, manual pickup anymore

@bradgregersen7091

3 жыл бұрын

They still exist, just Cummins swapped a 97 crew cab dually. Threw a standard into it as well.

I am a ford guy, but if theres one thing I love it is seeing an OBS chevy spinning four tires offroad.

@rdr9519

3 ай бұрын

LIKE A ROCK!!!

That's the difference between a good driver and kids driving folks

@bigblocklawyer

3 жыл бұрын

Can't say it any better.

Why don’t they make bumpers like that?? Genius!!

@ericksanchez7787

3 жыл бұрын

If you can't buy em then you got to make it yourself

@chastblind7606

3 жыл бұрын

That's really cool I keep my tire chains in a bucket in my bed

@Josh-hw7dx

3 жыл бұрын

Because if you get rear ended your tools are destroyed 😂

@isatntt

3 жыл бұрын

@@Josh-hw7dx not if you buy the right metal for the bumper, and also the right tools

@JulienRocket

3 жыл бұрын

Plus the weight of the bumper helps with traction.. its awesome man

"Hipster 4Runner"

@flight2k5

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t be dumb

@trentniemetz5831

3 жыл бұрын

@@flight2k5 what ?

You guys oughta do a series dedicated to snow driving and methods of driving on snow. Chains, snow tires etc

@MrJamesLuz

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Airing down in the snow vs chains vs wide tires vs tall and skinny tires! It would be epic!

That Dodge is clean

@richfarfugnuven6308

3 жыл бұрын

It's gorgeous and it's a Cummins stickshift...

Me: Sees rear bumper, instantly not impressed. Also Me: Unseen magic bumper lid opened, now I want bumper

@Leatherkid01

2 жыл бұрын

That bumper is a good idea 🤔😆

The Chevy should be called Rocky. Like the theme song in the commercials back in the day. Like a Rock by Bob Seger.

Hard to beat an old 350....... heart beat of America

Tfl yall rock!! Need to add David as part time contributor his chill attitude is nice addition and hey, that old school chevy and sweet land is great combo!!

An old GMT400 is like a sore pecker. Just hard to beat.

@gtacarefreetryhardxx

3 жыл бұрын

🕵🙊🤦

@rdr9519

3 ай бұрын

"LIKE A ROCK!"😂

I'm the Mark Mullins mentioned and I'm honored to be. The name Cattle-lac is a throwback for me because when I was young growing up on a farm in Buchanan VA we had an 1978 Chevy 3500 that we would haul cattle to the local livestock market. Needless to say it was an oxymoron. It certainly wasn't anything close to a Cadillac.

Those were great production years for both of those trucks. I think they are both good trucks and would gladly buy one of those over a new one any day.

@blueduck9409

3 жыл бұрын

@@wildbill23c I agree. I had a modern Dodge truck, but when the front end wore out, i decided to sell it instead of repairing it and went looking for an older truck. I ended up with a 2001 Dodge 3/4 ton 4x4 with a gas 5.9 ltr engine. It had 125,000 miles and runs and drives great. Only cost me $6k. Money well spent in my humble opinion. If i wasnt techno lazy, id post photos and videos of it. The old truck is in pretty good shape for its age.

@TylerDuysen

3 жыл бұрын

@@wildbill23c just gotta weight balance them i got an 05 cummins and we just make sure there weight i the rear it outperforms gassers everyday its about how you use it not the vehicle

GMT 400 trucks were pretty solid. I never was too impressed with Dodge Rams, but the Cummins will go forever.

“Yakadega” may be the best race track name of all time 😍

enjoyed this, brought back memories of me in my youth with my cousin back in Australia slipping and sliding those Ford Falcons around slippery winter slopes and fields back in Tasmania!!

Chevy had a very good 4x4 system for the time. I was extremely impressed with mine when i got it. I have a 99 Tahoe i bought fully loaded with 11 miles on the clock. Works perfect, has never left me stranded. I did replace the motor in january cuz someone vandalized it but it worked fine before that didnt need replaced.

@Eduardopacheco88

3 жыл бұрын

That’s because chevy uses a g80 locker on the rear Differential, that makes a big difference..

@stew-03

3 жыл бұрын

Wait what did someone do to your engine?

@tahoeboy8658

3 жыл бұрын

@@stew-03 ex girlfriend sent her new bf at the time to pour rocks and sand in my motor. Still drove it an hour and a half everyday for about a week with it clanking and knocking till someone told me what happened. Put a new motor in it and shes chuggin along still havent had a check engine light on. Got over 200k on her.

@isaiah5371

Жыл бұрын

@@Eduardopacheco88 they didn't start using g80 lockers until 2000 before that it was limited slip I know I have a 99 fully loaded best option you can get stock

Good video! I decided 2 years ago that my vehicles from then on would be nothing newer than 1995. Currently have a 1990 chevy k1500, 1992 GMC Vandura. Went to great lengths getting the 92 van. Had to ferry it across lake Erie back to the main land. 67,000 original miles.

@lonetrader1

2 жыл бұрын

Fantastic choice! I plan on restoring an older dodge(not a desel 😞 ain't got the funds for that) But allllllll this newer stuff is junk

I live in Montana and I drive a 89 gmc sierra k1500 and I’ve put that thing through hell during hunting season and it’s never left me stuck and stranded, such great pickups

Driving in muddy snow is some of the most fun offroad driving. A set a tire chains will help the most on that. Kase your truck looks awesome, great job on fixing it up. You guys should see what that discover thing will do on a lap.

Case almost flipped! I was holding onto my own seat watching

The ranch, the trucks, the puppy, all tied to one awesome video 😁 Amazing job‼️

If David decided to start his own KZread channel about life on the Yak ranch and maintenance on his trucks, I'd totally watch. I also love that new project truck but, if it were mine, I'd fix the door and maybe freshen up the motor a bit and use it as is as a farm/work truck

Those GMT 400 platform trucks were great! I've had 3 different ones and also had a 2001 Dodge Cummins. Two of the best pickup truck platforms ever!

Glad I just bought a 1988 Chevy k1500 4x4

I’m a ford guy, but those early 90’s chevys, dark blue ex tended cab 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

Great video, look like a ton of fun! I love these videos at the ranch with David. His house looks gorgeous, it looks like his living room area is bigger than my whole apartment!

I'm in love with this DODGE truck, congratulations on the restoration

I do like those 90s chevys, gm gotta have the record for having the best looking trucks for the longest time (67-02)

Great video but all I can think about it that brown 67-72 GMC in the background. Love to know more about the truck.

90’s chevys can make it through anything I tell you what, I never got stuck last year, and went through some tough stuff

@brandedmcgowan9414

3 жыл бұрын

That G80 must still work

@danb2

3 жыл бұрын

Still see many late 90’s Chevy gmc trucks on the road today. Super strong trucks.

@CodyMechanix

3 жыл бұрын

Same with dodges, any dodge will beat any GM or Chevy. Unfortunately, there was a kid driving the dodge and set a bad example.

I can not get enough of this video. I love these! Trucks I used to own and drive doing awesome. Love it!!!

I really like these three doing there thing! Fun to watch! Love these old pickups!!

I love how David has become a part of the TFL family I would 100% miss him if he wasn’t

@jacksonrodabaugh9984

Жыл бұрын

I think the exact opposite

YOU GUYS Are alwayS funny !!! THe Chevy with that G80 in the snow is a beast"!!! Oh my family found another overland van with AWD and g80!! We totaled ours 4 days ago and lost everything! We are fortunate to have friend's that came together and helped out with expenses!!!

The right kind of tires always makes a huge difference. A must. Specially in snow country.

@husabergpower4700

3 жыл бұрын

... and the right tire pressure. If the pressure is too high, even Duratracs have hardly any grip.

@jamusmorrison3073

3 жыл бұрын

Best tire made is the BFG all terrains KO. As soon as I buy a truck I get those tires and tint the windows. Our work trucks are 2018 Ford F-350 gas and diesel. Both have BFG’s. Personal: 2010 Chevy 2500 6.0 gas 100k Dependable truck.

I love my 96 CK2500 !!!

You guys need to do a video on his Square bodies! I see that orange and white one in the background, and he mentioned his Cummins swapped one the other day.

Probably my favorite video to date. I’ve been subscribed about 10 years back when Nathan had a Tacoma. I wanna know if everyone was in 4 low?? I’d love to do that with my 2016 Tacoma trd off road. Looked like so much fun. I think that Chevy with bald tires did a better job than the Ram even though I’d rather have the Ram. Thanks guys for the great episodes. This series with Case, David , and Tommy is fantastic.

Snow wheeling is fun but it sure gets challenging really quick when it gets greasy

I don't know about powder keg. My dad has an 88 chevy that just keeps on ticking. The odometer quit about 25 years ago with 190k on the clock. We think it has about 400k on it. Still runs like a champ, and goes in the snow awesome. No 90 degree doors though!

I bought a $400 2001 f150 4x4 lariat with wranglers on it . I was embarrassing modded trucks at the local mud run while sitting on leather with air conditioning. My only mod was a PVC pipe Snorkel. It came in handy we had water up over the hood.

The 69 gmc in the back at 13:30 should be your next project truck. 67-72 gm trucks are 🔥

This is great. My first truck was a Chevy like that. I have a 01 Dodge Cummins now. The Dodge is so much heavier but there are many things you can do to make it almost unstoppable off road in all conditions. Balance the weight with a couple sand bags in the back. Put a Posi Lok on it to get rid of the horrible vacuum ran CAD in the front axle. Soften the suspension and put pizza cutters on...Put a winch on it when you get stuck... because you will.

The fact that you guys in boulder county which is where i live makes me bery happy i live in longmont

That 454 puts in the work can't wait to see how you build that monster

More stuff with David!! Really like that guy

That was fun! The bumper on the Chevy says it all about ranch trucks and ranchers. They use what they have and constantly improvise. I think it’s funny that the FJ struggled! Here’s to old ranch trucks and ranchers! 🍻

As an owner of a 434k mile 97 ram with a 360. I love both of these body styles. Love my ram. But id love to have a clean early chevy.

You guys should get those GMC and Chevy pick-ups in the background, up and running.

David you have a beautiful home. Great video. Look forward to more.

The Cummins adds a lot of weight.... which can be good for traction. The Ram can be better for special uses like long hauls while the Chevy can make for a better daily though on everyday jobs .... before modifications to either that is. The Chevy will be cheaper and easier to keep running generally, however the Cummins is reliable, it'll be the shipping crate around it that has more little issues and faults overall during its lifespan.

@jayhay1237

3 жыл бұрын

a local diesel repair shop owns a 90s Chevy for running errands

That Honda Cub is beautiful! TFL Bike, great idea!

This is going to be another great series

Y'all need to get those old 60s 70s and 80s Chevy trucks in the background featured, that's what I wanna see

Cool video love that brown GMC truck in the back ground

its so much fun with classic car or bike,its not an easy way but really fun to drive without all tech device

G80🤌 Btw.. to verify G80 option, just open glove box and look for G80 designation on the build sticker.. Fun video guys🤙

this is an awesome series! what tire pressure were you guys running? I am newbie 4x4 enthusiast as well and offcamber banks in the snow are what I fear most hahaha, I hate that "about to roll my daily sensation..."

Best TFL video in my book so far!

Nice comparison video keep up the good work

At least the Cummins sounded good when loosing lol! Fun video!

David and his GM trucks are my new favourite part of the channel

That was entertaining. The Bernese pup was a nice touch.

I absolutely love the Happy Yak Ranch videos!

I’m here with my 94 Chevy w/t 4x4 😍🤙

That ram is the same truck my dad has, it is amazing to ride in it

Two things, street tires vs off-road tires and driving in snow I have seen ten minutes can make the difference in traction. They even said it was getting slicker out there.

Is that a garden hose coming out from behind the seat? Or part of some kind of trick cooling system.

Awesome! Love watching the videos with the dodge definitely cool to see it in action haha i make music if you ever need some tunes for your videos! I have a 1st gen 1994 and 1996 dakota 5.2 V8 with NV3500 5 speed and it reminds me much of the cummins, they are swapped on dodge cummins dana 60 axles and the 94 is on a full single cab longbed cummins chassis and they are awesome! Wish the dakota would could factory with solid front axle with the V8 haha

I like how he left the snow on the cab for added weight.

Try it against the Defender talk about always with hood up waiting for service !

Like a rock

I have a 1991 K1500 with a 350 paired to a 5 speed. I have made it places that amaze other drivers. The g80 really makes a difference. Pus knowing how to drive helps...

That was fun,...don't stop here.

Great video . Good country fun in the snow .

Hey guys I need your help I’m restoring a 1990 Chevy 1500 with 4wd and I need to find out what years have the same axles and suspension I do.

Love these videos. Very entertaining.

David has been a great addition!!

Hey u guys are up near Boulder cuz im in Arvada and I have a 2nd gen dodge ram 1500 4x4 i think the chevy an my dodge would be good?? V8 vs v8????

i wish i could find a 12v somewhere. those things are indestructible as long as they’re maintained.

Fresh snow is always better to drive on. After this first truck. It becomes slicker.

That orange truck is nice looking under all that snow

In my experience cooper tires dont grip on anything the best tires I've found has been bfgoodrich ko2s

Man now that’s a badass truck

It was less than 20sec. I believe. Not bad for heavy "C".

I have the cooper atp on my 05 tahoe and the stt pros on my 89 suburban

"YAK-ERADO' seems to suit it

My 82 k10 is named Orphan Crippler 😅 bc I ran over a dodge Dakota named orphan. Didn’t see him no one was hurt 🫡

That FJ CRUISER needs a lift and at least 35" tires.

Great video once again guys lots of laughs watching the yakaaga 500

Woah! So youtube just recommended a random video, and so far I am interested. This is vid #2 I have seen! :D

The dog is cute that’s why i watched it without knowing haha just kidding Awsome video i need more like these

Nice vid... so now whose Jeremy, Hammond and May here 🤔🤣

Poor Kase catching heat by the jealous non Dodge Ram owners haha. I'd name the ol Chevy Yak Black

Thanks

That looked like fun