When I was 16 my parents grounded me and took the keys to my 1966 Chevy pickup. They were headed out of town the next weekend and left me with food in the fridge and I was told not to leave home. They left, I popped the plug off the ignition switch, and installed a paper clip between 'B' and 'I'. I took a second paper clip and touched 'S' to 'B' and had my wheels back. The only problem was my parents made a couple of stops before leaving town and I met them on the main drag in our small town. That cost me another month without the truck. :) RIP Mom and Dad.

@tomschweikert9537

4 жыл бұрын

@talon55130 my dad bought bought a 65 chevy suburban, brand new with a hi torque 283, 3 speed, and we tent camped all the way to vancouver washington from omaha, ne , mom, dad, and all 9 of us kids.my folks are saints.

@anthonywing-man1450

4 жыл бұрын

I am sitting here on my PC. I quickly reached for my cell phone just to add this emoji 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you got busted.

@lewiscraft3071

4 жыл бұрын

Khhiphhhphop

@DeafWizard1

4 жыл бұрын

oops! ;)

@willilsmboyd9155

4 жыл бұрын

@@DeafWizard1. The

This type of show - being self produced - is the future of classic car and truck restoration - really tired of Fast and Loud and the other shows that have 100k plus builds and playing to the camera, creating drama, building cars the average enthusiast could never afford. Bless these guys who are humble and not ashamed of the gospel. Don’t change a thing and you will continue to add subscribers. Just my humble opinion.

@eiserntorsphantomoftheoper2154

5 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. We can relate to what this guy does. Its not beyond the realm of peoples knowledge or bank account. I'm sick of those high end builds.

@duanem3658

5 жыл бұрын

Rich and Gaudy TV pimps. That stuff should be shelved. Nice video here.

@Tamethefrontier

5 жыл бұрын

could do without the religious aspect. But this is a fantastic show.

@djm7038

5 жыл бұрын

@@Tamethefrontier These men are not ashamed of their faith in Jesus Christ.

@airenesivad2975

4 жыл бұрын

Might help to lower the amount of commercials

I loved the way you never ran the truck down, talked it up all the way and still bought it right.

Hope you know how blessed you are to have your dad and he is able. My dad cant hardly walk now and he aint turning any wrenches. God bless u both.

@GMCTIM

Жыл бұрын

Amen. Dennis This was me & my dad growing up thru 30 ! Talked to him at noon may 30 2014 he passed away 7:30 of sudden heat attack ! If only I would have known it would be my last time on this earth there's so much more I would have said ! 😭

@GMCTIM

Жыл бұрын

This was me & him on my first truck, it was a 62 custom with big back glass !

My dad's 1963 Chevy C10 is sitting at his home. My father passed away and I feel like getting it back on the road. This was a motivating factor in getting the truck back on the road. Thanks Gentlemen.

Man, I didn't realise how fun it is to watch someone (else) work on a vehicle, and not even have to get skinned up knuckles on rusty bolts! hee hee... God Bless Guys!

In my opinion I LOVE the greenish 1965 c10 long-bed step-side pick up

This man just finished selling the truck and his sign & not even 2 minutes later he's offering more interesting things to sell. What a guy

That was smart. He knew the sign had sentimental value, but the truck didn't. Instead of offering $1500 for the truck and throw in the sign for free, he offered full price for sign and $1200 for the truck. Same total either way, but it shows more respect for sellers products. Both parties can walk away pleased with the deal. You are a master. Much respect.

@TrailTrackers

4 жыл бұрын

That's still 'jukin' him for the sign though. ;-) And I'm not saying there's anything wrong with him trying to get the best deal; hell we all would. It's just that earlier in the video when he was at the truck and the guy said $1500 was the minimum, his words were, "Yeah, we can make that happen". In my mind that ended the negotiation on the truck right there. But hey... This guy got the sign for free and it seemed like the seller was ok with the price payed. I have to wonder though how much the cameras being on the seller influenced his decision on price.

@anthonywing-man1450

4 жыл бұрын

I peeked that also

@browncrichlow

4 жыл бұрын

I noticed that too on the price of the truck.. but an asking price is an asking price, and what you think something is worth isn't what someone else thinks it's worth?.. it's a game, the seller wants as much as he can sell the truck for, and the buyers want's to get it for a price he has in mind. So starts the dance! And when selling anything, some money and it's gone, is better than no money and it's still sitting there.. that's a wasted exercise, and back to square one!

@JeffCKeane

3 жыл бұрын

These guys know each other, plus, he pretty much grabbed the truck for him, so he might pair it with the old sign frame he wanted to unload & knew it was a limited audience sale. That's how these kind 'o low buck deals happen. He probably woulda sold both for much more if it were me or you, who he doesn't know. Just helpin a friend.

Something so genuine about the channel the builds and you guys just humble material definitely one of my favorite channels on youtube

@stevenneal172

5 жыл бұрын

Mine too. They are great

@divamom7876

4 жыл бұрын

TEXANS raised right!

@boneal4942

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly. No drama, just honest good content.🇺🇸👍

we have a 66 c30 dually flatbed with the 4.1 250 straight 6 and 4 on the floor, just put a new carb on it and she runs good. need to rewire all the lights but other than that its in good shape and paint is nice too. if i remember correctly you use the door handle or the window crank to lock and unlock the doors . i think you rotate the door handle the opposite way of opening it so i think its push the handle down instead of pulling up on it and the outside doors will be unlocked. have a locksmith make a key to fit that ignition and door locks so you will have the original locks for the truck as well. good find guys.

As a retired bodyman, I wince a little as you put linseed oil all over it. That's fine if you never want to paint it, and I do like the patina look, but I've had to work on oily rust before and it's a real pain cleaning the oil back off in the future normally, but boy, I sure do miss the '66 I had now! Great video.

You are so fortunate to be able to work with your Father. He seems to be soooo patient.

Love it! I'm glad to see that you guys actually talk prices on your show, unlike most, and also you don't skip over the work that you're doing. That way we can learn something while watching. I'm so sick of Barrett-Jackson, and all their super-rich buyers and sellers ruining the market for everybody else. Thanks for keeping it real, guys! Keep honoring The Lord in what you do, and he'll keep blessing you!

Who dislikes this video?! Excellent work guys. Brings a smile to my face seeing that thing moving down the road on it’s own. All that thing is missing is a nice wood bed floor.

I can't understand why anyone would want to chop the bed and make it a short bed. I was very happy to hear you say that you were not going to do it! One little trick that my Father taught me, when you are taking off an old hose that is stuck. Instead of fighting it and taking a chance of damaging the parts on the vehicle, jut take a knife and cut it length way. Then you can use a screwdriver and split it. Good show. thanks for bringing these old vehicles back into the light!

this is real real reality tv shows, something you actually want to watch, interesting, funny, down to earth people, keep up the great work guys

That plastic tank is kind of your signature now lol. I love this body style truck, wish I had the money to bid on it.Nice to see someone not setting unreasonable expectations on saving old cars. You guys are salt of the earth, using all kinds of hand tools, no lifts, working like most of us not in massive air conditioned shops with all Mac or Snap On tools. I love your show.

I really appreciate that you guys left that truck basically as is. That's almost exactly what I would've done to it. I've seen so many clean all original old vehicles hacked up and completely ruined by stupid trends, so I was really happy that you didn't ruin this one. I don't understand the appeal of short beds though. I think long beds look way way better and they're way more practical if you're actually hauling something.

@robertclark2714

Жыл бұрын

Amen to the long bed.

I remember watching this video when it was first uploaded and i was hooked. I'm so glad i found this channel again.

The " really good ole days " remembered here , I grew up some 40vyrs ago in a 64 big window ! Man Lord bless you all ( yall ) in this good ole boy of a truck ! Id love to have one like this " ole farm truck for what I desire to do !

I had a 1964 with a 327 that I built with a 350/400 Automatic that my Dad sold while I was in the Marine Corps back in 1993... It was a Long Bed a well, but I sure miss that Truck!

Great video. It brings back memories. My neighbor had one of those that sat in his field forever. It was a black long bed with the small back window. It was a 283 with 3 speed on the column and we used to play in it and shift the gear shift. It didn't run. He finally gave it to some guy for some work that he did and that guy got it running.

A million times better than anything currently on TV, I love the fact that your working along side your dad and you guys both are enjoying what your doing keep doing what your doing. #JesusIsGod

Dad and I went to town in 1961 and looked at a 61 long narrow bed with a 235 and a 4 speed. The dealer wanted $1950. Dad told the dealer he would not give over $1900. They haggled for two weeks over $50 and finally settled in the middle on $1925. It was the same color as this one. Good memories!

So appreciate the effort you all put in much appreciated, great entertainment. You make it feel like we’re right with you doing the repair. Keep on Rustin thanks from 🇬🇧

Brothers Trucks has the ignition switch for $19.99 and a ignition cylinder w/key for another $11.99. You can get an entire lock set (doors, ignition, glove box) w/2 keys for $119.

@georgedavidson4219

Жыл бұрын

Brothers trucks is all made in CHINA junk!

I love y’all show!!!! It’s so nice being able to watch a car show without a cus word every other breath

Gee a love finding something like this channel that you love and know you have many hours of happy viewing over a beer or two. Simple. Authentic. Interesting. Great work

Flipping cars is good for everyone. Not many people can repair a vehicle from this state, but many of us can afford to buy one after someone like you has fixed it up. This sort of work is akin to art restoration, in my eyes.

I like the long bed! I would never cut it!

Man i need to definitely move to Texas so i can get c10's for $1500

@misconceptionindustries2968

5 жыл бұрын

Right?!?!?

@joanetteking5883

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Ricky

@RickyJimenez-tn8gy

5 жыл бұрын

Joanette King hello joanette

@kylethestyle

5 жыл бұрын

I live in South Texas and just recently bought a 70 C10 for $1400. It's a 307 small-block with a 3-speed manual transmission. Absolutely no options. Manual steering, manual drum brakes, and no A/C (which sucks in Texas summer heat). It had a charging issue which turned out to be a nicked alternator power wire. I drive it every day for work now.

@mikewills6753

4 жыл бұрын

Texas is officially FULL! The gates are shut to outsiders.

Looks like you fellas got yourselves another gem! 💎 in the rough!

$1500?!?! Well hell’s bells I woulda gave him the cash no questions asked!!! Damn that’s a steal for that Gem!! Down here in SOCAL I’ve seen some ridiculous beyond repair C10’s for $5k starting!!

GREAT father and son team. i wish had this with my dad....

I’m a ford guy but still love these early 60s chevys

Awesome stuff guys!...Love watching you guys bring life back into these beautiful classics.

I have worked with linseed oil. Wondered about the spontaneous combustion warning. Got a rag wet with it and stuck it in a tomato can and set it outside. I went to close the coop up and saw the can so I picked it up and it burned my hand. If you're not careful with that stuff you could burn your house down or worse.

Sweet truck! I prefer the long bed myself.

Yes way.. a newer car that sits will come back to life. I just fired up a 2002 BMW that had been sitting for 6 years. The difference is actually in the technology itself. Having portable diagnostic equipment makes it easier than getting these beautiful old cars running.

Lance, what a NICE Truck! I have a 64 C10 Long Bed still running. It was my Grand Dad’s who bought it new. Something you might find in that owner book is the key code. Funny thing I had some extra Chevy keys for a different car and my friend tried it on his 1965 or 1966 Chevy and they worked. Back then they didn’t make a whole lot of different key sets. So you might even have extra keys sitting around that might just work. Good luck. Sure enough later in the video you found another tumbler. Still you other keys may work.

@robby062

5 жыл бұрын

There weren’t many combinations for GM. Odds are good of finding a key that fit. I owned a 63 Catalina whose door key fit my friends 65 Impala and worked. My dad used to repo GM cars in the 60s with a set of 36 keys.

@zuestoots5176

5 жыл бұрын

find random GM keys in junk yards. at that time GM only had a few key cuts, would find a key for that in no time...or ya know, a parts store carries GM ignition locks

Tried this on my 1980 Malibu wagon got a lot of compliments.. Thanks

very cool. Always a great feeling getting an old truck running like that. Keep the long bed. The profile on those 60's trucks looks better in my opinion.

That long bed looks nice I'd keep it that way

Why does everyone hate on long beds? They drive better. You have way more load room to work that is if you do work. Must be to much truck for people to drive they can’t handle the turn ratios I guess? Long bed trucks have always done me good.

@DrivenbyGears

5 жыл бұрын

yep my c1500 is a long bed and its lowered always throws them for a loop at car shows... and the textured paint.

@tommywvk

5 жыл бұрын

I love my ext cab long bed f250. pictured in my pfp

@pablopickasso4098

5 жыл бұрын

love my '66 long bed!

@normanalvarez5751

5 жыл бұрын

👍👍

@hogs150

4 жыл бұрын

I think most people think a short bed is sportier than a long bed, kind of like a coupe is to a 4 door car

this is the way I want to restore, just repair things so that they can do their roles well. Look so attractive without having to spending tons of money

This is a Great Show, Better than what ya see on TV, more into depth and show people actually what is going on KEEP UP THE GREAT Video's!!!

If I remember correctly on the Junkyard Digs channel he hooked up his in-line fuel pump backwards on the Formula Firebird he just posted a few weeks ago. It was pretty funny. In regards to this C10 I don't think i've seen many projects crank so easily for the first time. And as you know RARELY do they have a working accelerator pump in the carb. My brother were just talking about that yesterday when I was starting my 79 K10. (which also has a good accelerator pump) This one was down right simple compared to some of your recent purchases. 66 isn't my favorite year for C10's but i'm a die hard GM fan so they're all great in my book. Nice job, Lance.

said you take the truck for 15 then you told him you'd give him three hundred for the sign if you could sell the truck for 12 nice way to manipulate the guy into thinking you're buying his sign when you actually got it for free. You are a true businessman!

SCORE! Love it. I had a 66 Chevy PU I bought in 77. It was a beater then w/ 296 cu in I-6. Wouldn't win any races but pulled my 17' deep V pleasure boat around in Sierra's with no problems as long as you weren't in a hurry. No power anything and no AC. 3 on the tree and white. Near twin to your truck except white and 6 cyl.

@rogerstern2542

2 жыл бұрын

292

@x-man5056

2 жыл бұрын

@@rogerstern2542 Yes, correct.

@rogerstern2542

2 жыл бұрын

No problem ive just bought 3 junkers With 292s. ALL 67S dont know shit about them but gonna learn all my other trucks 350s

I'm currently building/restoring my 1970 C-10 fleet. and while i personally am not a servant of God or anyone for that matter (to each their own I'm not hating) but I sure can get on board with build'n rods, love what you guys do keep it up!! 👌🤘

@josephrodriguez4029

3 жыл бұрын

I am in the same boat restoring my 1970 C10 250 4 on the floor swb. Keep them running.

@extremeweather2475

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. 72 Chevy 400 sbc, and turbo 400. Have every single part all the way down to window felt and door gaskets. All I have to do is put it back together

Started watching six months back and try not to miss any episodes. Admire all of you for your hard work and trust in God!

Love this video. If you didn’t have truck fever before this video, you will after! I bought a ‘68 C-10. Can’t wait to get started on it!

My dad had a 65 Chevy long bed truck. He rebuild the 230 engine in it and it was as quiet as a Swiss watch. He sold it when I was in the Army. Miss that truck

Kudos to your video guy for making sound improvements. Very noticeable. Yeah behind the scenes guy, I see you!

Sweet! You guys are on the right track with this truck. I just love it.

I love to watch turning rust this is my favorite KZread videos

@TurninRust

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Brad! Thank you so much for the kind words!!

Finally found a good channel with good videos

WoW, Im 52 and learned to drive in my pop's 63 3 on the tree!

another prime example of tires that take air but shouldn't have

Loved the old truck--brings back memories to see the gun rack still there.

Another great video guys, hope this truck goes to a good home and gets lots of love it deserves

Nice job on this one! You guys did the right thing keeping her a long bed. Best of luck on the auction.

@official-billvancleef7128

5 жыл бұрын

DAVID KIMSEY I have a 1966 Chevy c20 longbed that I had since I bought it in 1966 and i have different mirrors for the truck and different bed caps and camper shells and I love my truck

@joanetteking5883

5 жыл бұрын

How are you doing David

I just found your channel and really like how you guys do things. There's no horsing around or grandstanding for attention. You dive in, get to work, and there's a ton of common sense and integrity in what you do. I wish you all the best with the channel and your projects.

Love the finds you guys make, and the work you do! Awesome channel!

Awesome vid and so cool how it has all origional documentation with it. That receipt looks like it was written yesterday 👍🏻

@Properformancenutritioncom

5 жыл бұрын

That's because it's not original.

The thing about those ole trucks is they have a lot of loading power and tons of torque. We had a '69 Chev that was used for pulling in hay bales and we loaded it up every day for a week and it came through every time.

I have a soft spot for these old C10 trucks nice find yet again 😎

I had a similar situation on my car and used the coil terminal to prevent fuel overflow as this was when the pumps were placed in the tank but still had a carb. Worked great and the use of the filter is a wise idea after the time the truck has sat.

I have a 1964 c10 short bed step side that I’m fixing up so I love that you’re fixing an old c10

"pretty straight" has obviously taken a new meaning.

@themodernadventurer4320

5 жыл бұрын

Lone Wolf Yup I daily a 91 ( only 27 ish years old) that has been totaled, striped at a junkyard, then “rebuilt”. The frame is bent, lots of bondo, surprised the door hasn’t flown away, but always get compliments on how it’s “such a nice truck”. But due to Americas rat race standards it is getting hard to find older trucks that haven’t been turned into beer cans.

Turnin rust I love what u are doing saveing cars from rusting to death I’m from Nebraska and our vehicles here rust quick from all the salt they use on our roads one day I would love to save a car if r truck and restore it but leave the patina Great job keep up the hard work Eric W

long bed truck are awesome and haul more then shot boxes. then step side are cool for shows

Based on how clean the truck is and the grass being mowed underneath, it has not been sitting for long.

I bought a old 64 small window short wheel base c10 it was all primed and ready for paint, with 3 on the floor new bucket seats and new carpet with a very great running inline 6, only gave 500 dollars for it, bought it out of mesquite TX back in 1995.

What a blast from the past even the Kmart Radio!

@joanetteking5883

5 жыл бұрын

How are you doing Lawrence

You did agreat job bringing mine back to life... great teaching... online training... thanks!

Look in the ash tray , and under the mats for the key. Might be a hide-a key inside the front fender.

@peterb3842

5 жыл бұрын

Also behind the sun visor 😀

@joanetteking5883

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Jerry

@jerryriggan

5 жыл бұрын

Hello

@joanetteking5883

5 жыл бұрын

@@jerryriggan How are you doing Jerey

@jerryriggan

5 жыл бұрын

Just fine, thanks

Another great episode, I love how ita basic mechanics featured. I only just realized there are 2 shops also!!

love the quality of the film work in these videos..superb

This is like asmr for truck lovers

I would prefer a long bed, nice truck!

@joanetteking5883

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Keith

I had a 59 Apache when I was 16.It had a 283.I wish I still had it.Loved that old truck.Thx for the vids guys.

@joanetteking5883

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Frank

Chevy 283 one best small blocks Chevy made great motors back in the day.

@davidgates1887

5 жыл бұрын

Still are I ownned.a 63 Chevy that I took a.283 out of a van and put chrome molly rings in and shaved the heads and msd until in it back in 93 and most I run against could not keep up when I ran street racing back on the east coast

Nice work 👌 I love old American cars

No don't chop it down. A long bed truck is very useful. I should buy a truck one day. My poor Toyota Rav 4 and Mitsubishi Outlander Sport have hauled a ton of stuff in them but a truck would make my life easier. I love that shade of blue on that truck. It's beautiful.

Really loved this truck. The patina is great. Yall do a great job. And I enjoy watching something like this than the car shows on tv because I like seeing everything that's done to the car and Lots of shows just seem to cut video and just say what they did. You show what you did and explained and I appreciate that. Keep up the good work!

You guys are cool as a cucumber,I mean so many people these days try and spend money to be something but not you guys,just good blokes with tons of coolness lol and skills that make good things happen to old charming cars... much better than gas monkey and I love those guys 👍🏻🇬🇧

Looks beautiful. Congrats to the new owner!

If you wanted to and I surely would take that CONOCO sign and make it a TURNIN RUST sign, remove the front face and place it behind the sign on the building, you can paint the lip (border) black and make a top and bottom angle iron frame so it would be secure. Then put a new face in-place of the old Conoco face with your custom designed "Turnin Rust" sign. There are many options to the type of face you can install in that conoco cabinet including an Embossed Face with Raised Letters. I used to own a sign shop back in the 1980's and have done it all, including Gold Leaf, Airbrush you name it all the way to Fine Art in the early 2000's selling my work at the Safari Club International (SCI) and before that at Marvel Comics. You guys are doing a great job and for me it is close to the heart as I own three Firebirds, a 1967, and two '68's one of which is a true numbers matching 350 H.O. 4 speed (Muncie) with the VIN stamped on top of the trans and it matches the motor VIN as well as the Title. My other '68 Bird is a custom that I have been working on for 10 yrs but as any artist would agree is a work in progress lol.

Great video! I subbed after watching this video, keep saving classic guys

Dent on the bed side a down-fall ? Man , that adds value to it . Thanks for acting like you never saw it before you did the video !

My Grandpa had one exactly like it! I remember standing in the seat watching him unload & load stuff in the bed! U brought back so many happy memories for me! Did u sell the truck already? I’m very interested

I'm addicted to this show love the content ! Love early to mid 60's chevy trucks would love to find a 4x4 dam man nice c10

@boominoutlet4145

3 жыл бұрын

Man i need to definitely move to Texas so i can get c10's for $1500

Wow, what a sign!!! Trucks pretty cool too.

1200 bucks is a steal for that. around me people want 5k for that with no motor or transmission

Checked ebay and obviously auction over but was curious what it sold for?

Im picking up a original 66 long box with a 383, 4 speed strd with 100 year old barn board floors in 4 days, gonna be epic... ill start making some vids on it when its in my shop. Excited

Glad you guys are there doing this ! I am concerned (however) that you are helping saturate the market : You say "Im flipping it for this or that amount " . Example is - in the story of house flipping - Thats what made houses go sky high to where its not as affordable, takes all the fun out of it. My advise is use wisdom , don't ruin it for others . Other than that love what you are doing :-)

Inspired me to work on my 63 short/fleet bed. Aspirations to remove the 230 and drop in my old Chevelle 's 327. Soon!

@trillrifaxegrindor4411

4 жыл бұрын

git er done,what about the chevelle though? love them old chevelles