Good video, I have been looking for an old F1 for a while. Praise GOD for your obedience to share His Word!!!

Great little tutorial on dolly work I stumbled upon while looking to upgrade some components on my F1. Caught me flat footed at the end; great stuff!

Great stuff! Be sure to watch to the end. I appreciated the object lesson you give!

This may be the simplest, most useful video I’ve ever seen. Thank you.

Thank you for the Christian tool talk. I really appreciate it.

Thank you sir for acknowledging the good Lord😊😊

Love the '48-'50 F Series Trucks! I've always wanted one. You got a real gem there!

@HausofSpeed

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! It has been a fun father son project!

GOD Bless you and thanks for ALL of the lessons you've taught us today!

@HausofSpeed

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome

Thanks for the video I am blessed to have a 48 F1 😃🙏👍

great informative video , thank you . I had a great take away !

thank you for sharing your faith, God is into restoration

awesome !!

Thank you, no one ever gave me such instruction for the mysterious art of metal restoration. 🙏

Awesome content! Makes me want to work on my ‘55 International. In Christ from Peru.

@HausofSpeed

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Wild Bill! Glad you found this and glad you like the content. From Peru? I need to know more! Also love to see your International!

@williamdevenney2968

3 жыл бұрын

@@HausofSpeed This is actually Bill’s son, William (IV)! I serve with word of Life in peru.(but the’55 is in CT)

@HausofSpeed

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Son of the wild one! Great to hear from you and excited to also hear you are serving in Peru! I visited Peru once. Rugged but beautiful country! The 55 International has a nice style to it! I can see why you would be missing it. Blessings!

Very nice..A bit of a stretch..I mean the fender

@HausofSpeed

3 жыл бұрын

Good one!

I have some very similar dents in a '49 F1 to work out. Excellent biblical connection. Now I will think of God's work and patience when working on those dents. If you could, I would like to know what sizes and brands of wheel and tire you have. I want to take my truck back to stock and am wondering if that's what you have, or something larger.

@HausofSpeed

3 жыл бұрын

It has the stock 16x4.5" wheels and 6.5x16 tires. They came with either "16 or 15" wheels. He might be selling his wheels sometime in the future. We will see...

Do metal work and rust repair

@HausofSpeed

3 жыл бұрын

Check out the episode link at the end for rust repair. We also have a follow up video in the works for priming the rust repair spots. Hope you enjoy! I hope someday to figure out how to add links to the following videos! kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZqeCmbN8mavQk6g.html&lc=UgwQn31EvEbUiIsNVWl4AaABAg&ab_channel=HausofSpeed

What religion has to do with car repair? You lost me...

@HausofSpeed

3 жыл бұрын

I appreciate your comment! Although our channel’s main focus is on the restoration of an old truck, as a Jesus follower I believe we also need restoration and continuous improvement. That is why at the end of every video we add an analogy that we picked up while working on the truck.

@akawireguy1197

3 жыл бұрын

His commentary had nothing to do with religion. All of the world's religions require you to DO something to get to wherever you are trying to get within that religious belief. That is why real, biblical, historical Christianity provably isn't a religion. It is a relationship with a Creator who loves you more than you can comprehend. In Christianity alone among all the world's belief systems is everything you need already DONE. Everything you need to spend eternity in the best place in the universe has already been accomplished for you on the cross and it is a gift...........................but like any other gift you don't have it or the benefit of it until you reach out and accept it. Jesus will not force his gift of salvation from the penalty for your sins upon you. If you choose to reject his unfathomable gift, purchased for us as he hung on that cross, bearing in his innocent self the horror and incomprehensible pain, bearing the punishment for our sins that WE justly should be punished with, in order that we the guilty can be adjudicated as not guilty in God's court of perfect justice, because Jesus bore our punishment in himself in order that we may escape it, then when you end up where you end up when you reject his gift, you will be forced to think about the million opportunities you had not to be there, and those opportunities will replay themselves in your mind through all the ages of eternity.