Nick Nelson Series Part 4 1964 Peterbilt

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My good friend Nick Nelson introduces us to the the family’s 1964 Peterbilt 351 Narrow Nose. Powered by a 220 Cummins backed by 9 forward gears, this aluminum framed truck is believed to have been an Alaskan logging truck in its past life. (The archeological digging continues into it’s vast history) It wears Wyoming tags and has side covers missing from it’s iconic butterfly hood; which personally I find adds a gritty romance to it. The shutters on the grille once wore a green and white “hourglass” design many years ago along with a healthy dose of chrome on the exterior. The cab is a time capsule into the masculine mid 60’s and boasts the coolest driver’s seat I’ve ever sat in.
No doubt Nick’s sons will be stepping up to help keep this heirloom ready for the next generation to appreciate the simplicity and ruggedness of the American Peterbilt.
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Special Thanks to Nick Nelson and family.
Filmed and edited by Philip West @Flannel Philip On Instagram @flannel_philip
Additional editing by Noah West
Technical advisor Jacob West @eldest_arrow on Instagram.
Music from iMovie
#peterbilt #narrownose #oldtrucks #1964

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  • @Chevy4x4dawg
    @Chevy4x4dawg3 жыл бұрын

    Man oh man!!!! Nick has one hell of a fleet!!!!! Thanks to guys like him for saving these trucks and you Phillip for interviewing and documenting them!!!!

  • @Drivapete
    @Drivapete Жыл бұрын

    Yup it was a logger, walking beam suspension with rubber biscuits, you'll hate em on the highway and love em in the woods. I drove a 65 two axle narrow nose for a guy down south for a while, started out with a 275 iron lung with a 4x4 trans then ended up with a NTC 335 and a 13spd. Most fun I've had in my 40yr (so far) career. 😊

  • @ryanjohnson1416
    @ryanjohnson14163 жыл бұрын

    Excellent video series and a beautiful truck. It is nice to see the passion and care he takes for these rolling works of art.

  • @chrismetz1388
    @chrismetz1388 Жыл бұрын

    Thanks for getting it right,Peterbilt is a narrow nose,KW is a needle nose…btw..only 4x4..even 4x3 back then😊

  • @terrydavis6132
    @terrydavis61323 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for keeping the front bumper real , most people get a beautiful old truck like this and first thing put a big stupid looking square thing on it about to drag the ground .

  • @billyanderson9574

    @billyanderson9574

    Жыл бұрын

    Don't forget some big stupid looking excuse for a sun visor also.

  • @johnstecz9169
    @johnstecz91692 жыл бұрын

    That's what a real truck should look like,absolutely beautiful work of art

  • @jcchristopher7827
    @jcchristopher78272 жыл бұрын

    I love needle nose trucks sweet ol girl. I wish I could find a needle nose to fix up with my kids.

  • @aaronlevin2031
    @aaronlevin20313 жыл бұрын

    The truck is licensed in Crook County, WY. Beautiful part of the country in the Black Hills national forest. About half way between Sturgis, SD and Devil's Tower.

  • @coloradooilfield5287
    @coloradooilfield52873 жыл бұрын

    Your making great videos boyo. I love walkarounds. I've seen all of nicks needle nose petes so far, all great old trucks. I'm a firm believer in saving old iron. New trucks are garbage

  • @speedandmarine9066
    @speedandmarine90662 жыл бұрын

    Very cool it's been brought back to driving but without a restoration. Not many left in that nice of original condition.

  • @jasonburger3085
    @jasonburger30852 жыл бұрын

    I’m purchasing a 1966 Peterbilt 351 today ! Basically same truck

  • @johngrabowski2957
    @johngrabowski29572 жыл бұрын

    Good lord, how many trucks does this gent have? Could have a mini museum. Very cool.

  • @rogerman5009
    @rogerman50092 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for your video.i like details because i am model builder and with your view on the hood i made the emblem ornament.i built Duel peterbilt and in France no old pete 😀

  • @Ch1mbombA
    @Ch1mbombA11 ай бұрын

    Why you don’t start the truck?);

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