28:02 you haven’t even bought her yet and she’s already got a belt squeal .. I think it’s a sign! 😂

@danbartolini27

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing

If you have to make 15 videos about it for it to be worth it then do it, we'll watch em

@InnovativeBuildersmd

3 жыл бұрын

yes agreed!

@neilfleck2330

3 жыл бұрын

quite intriguing,my life really isn't about 'money'

@andrewsfarm1975

2 жыл бұрын

@@neilfleck2330 GN farts

@sunupclips448

2 жыл бұрын

Sure speak for the rest of us

@mediocreman2

Жыл бұрын

He's made at least 15 grand off of this one video. He owns a big house with a large yard, as well as a huge piece of property, probably $200k in tools and equipment, and he's building a custom shop that will probably cost $200k plus. I think he's good to go. 😅

This is by far better then anything on TV

@DieselCreek

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 🤘🏼🤘🏼👍🏼

@rustymullins6623

3 жыл бұрын

Beats watching “ cake wars” on tv..don’t it?Lol!

@Ihaveausernametoo

3 жыл бұрын

TV? That still exists?

@terasestHammasratas

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ihaveausernametoo I think yes, but I haven't had TV for 3 or 4 years now so I am not sure

@martinstewart5205

2 жыл бұрын

Only crap on TV

Wow this brings back memories, I was a mechanic for a Clark Michigan dealer for 42 years, I retired in July 2018. Volvo Construction Equipment bought into the then Clark-Euclid merger in 1987 and became VME for about 7 years and Volvo eventually killed off both Clark and Euclid and now it's just Volvo. I worked on a lot of Michigan loaders in the past, they were pretty good "simple by today's standards" machines that did what they were designed to do. I worked in our engine shop in the 80s and rebuilt a few of those 505 and 555 Cummins engines.

@jameskeene2294

2 жыл бұрын

The Mich. I operated was a good 👍 peace of equipment but it was a Widowmaker but it paid my bills

@MindBlowerWTF

2 жыл бұрын

@@jameskeene2294 Can You say more about You calling it widowmaker? Was the equipment dangerous in regular operation, or was the job dangerous?

@johngnang6724

2 жыл бұрын

@@MindBlowerWTF The early ones had the lift boom right next to the drivers seat.

@stevenbailey8813

Жыл бұрын

@@johngnang6724 rear steer and arm chopper design.

The initial blow of rust and dust on first fire was impressive.

@jacobgomez2682

3 жыл бұрын

That's a good feeling when you fire old engines and see that crap blow out

@dinhscot

Жыл бұрын

Its like your sick and your coughing all that crap out of your body

@gamer5000-hs2ur

11 ай бұрын

😂😂

@gamer5000-hs2ur

11 ай бұрын

So funny

@gamer5000-hs2ur

11 ай бұрын

Its a old pne

Buy it Matt! It needs to be rescued! As a believer of the old "ghost in the machine," it was crying out for some love when you found it.

As an old timer on these machines I will absolutely recommend buying it. The engine sounded good and that's the costly part. A few hydraulic leaks is peanuts mate. I have had the Mich. 35, 75 and 175, all of them wonderful friends that gave me a lot of work sometimes. You must treat these ladies with due respect and if you do they will not let you down. Good luck mate. By the way, when is the next video due?

@georgefriesen3001

7 ай бұрын

I hope he didn't buy it and someone else came along and got a good deal on it. This guy will steal breast milk from his mother and then take credit for it

That is amazing how it started up after all those years. I had no idea how resilient those diesels are! Great channel Matt!

I would love to see you get it running and working again even if you're not going to keep it.

Buy it Matt! It's worth saving and adding to the" fleet "at the farm! You will find a use for it. Especially since you are getting it for a good price 👍. This will make great content for the channel.

@jontrudell7529

3 жыл бұрын

I'd recommend buying Only if it drives then Paint Entire machine / clean it up & Sell for a Profit & put that towards something a little better, newer & smaller

@bluecollartrader1791

3 жыл бұрын

@@jontrudell7529 Finishing the Autocar with the profit would be nice.

@kirdot2011

3 жыл бұрын

there is no such thing as a good price for it since fixing anything on it costs a fortune already

@jontrudell7529

3 жыл бұрын

@@kirdot2011 that's NOT true

@electricmotorburnouts3557

3 жыл бұрын

Buy that old machine matt you may not get another chance like and your getting for a fare price it may need some work but that will pay off with finished result

I am so glad when old machines come back from death. It feels like you give someone a second chance at life.

@cv507

3 жыл бұрын

2nD

I have that same year wheel loader. Under the counter weight on the back end you will see an air tank that controls the air parking brake and and parking brake pressure tank which is behind the shaft under the cab. Start the engine and open the bleed valve. Rev the engine up a bit and bleed the air tank of all water and then close the tank and let it build up pressure. If that doesn’t work than use a portable air tank and connect it to the tank and the parking brake will disengage. The two brake pedals are prone to leaking when fully depressed and the compressor will fill with water quickly if not oiled regularly.

I appreciate that you do thing in a logical and economical way, instead of just throwing money at an unknown

Engineer screwed up big time on location of the filter. Who ever put a filter where it was so easy to access ?

@Eremon1

3 жыл бұрын

The manufacturers don't like their customers repairing their equipment so they make it as difficult as possible to repair. It's so much worse on modern equipment.

@jcgoogle1808

3 жыл бұрын

Clueless about the real engineering involved, there's always some uneducated Monday morning quarterhack whining about how the "engineer" screwed up on some insignificant detail like filter location on a 40 year old piece of equipment. Even though there's a thing called competition where each manufacturer is trying to provide the best piece of equipment at the lowest possible price,... yes they're all out to get the operators and mechanics because there's a big conspiracy to keep them from working on the equipment themselves. Same with computers and TV's and satelites,... the manufacturers don't want the purchasers to work on them themselves,.. so they make them smaller and smaller each year.

@kruleworld

3 жыл бұрын

@@jcgoogle1808 John Deere has SAID they only want authorized repairers working on the equipment. Apple has actively fought against "right to repair" legislation. Calling it a conspiracy is like saying breathing is a choice.

@mchl8

3 жыл бұрын

Didn't have troubles with sabatoge on the job site back then like happens now.

@jcgoogle1808

3 жыл бұрын

@@kruleworld I didn't call it a conspiracy, quite the opposite. Or at least in a collusive way. Competition (and government) drives product evolution. A. Regardless of what John Deere or any other manufacturer says, you can't be put in jail for working on your own equipment, but if you do and you screw it up while it's under warranty (and why would you want to work on it if it's under warranty,..miss out on free repair???) you'll void the warranty. They don't want to be responsible for the cost of repairing something the owner or his mechanic screwed up. B. It's not the manufacturer solely who makes them more difficult to work on, it's the government with all of the regulations on fuel efficiency, pollution,.... And of course new technology, new materials, new processes,.. computer driven engines and controls,.. make it more complicated to work on them. And China being a blatant thief of US intellectual property, I imagine that may play into it. All manufacturers deal with this. You see any manufacturers offering analog or the old mechanical gages these days? They're packing 10 lbs of sheet in 5 lb sheet bags.

18:36 restores my faith in humanity. If that truck had a heart like something outta cars it probably would've given yall the sweetest love filled hug ever.

@alexstromberg7696

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah not really, using starter fluid in Diesels is not Good.

i think you made the old owner really happy. love seeing these old things come back to life

What a nice old beast! Even if it is a little too big for you, keep it!

@100texan2

3 жыл бұрын

Easy to say until you start shelling money out to fix it. Repair and parts are very expensive and adds up quickly for construction equipment not like a automobile. You can really get screwed big time on used construction equipment especially if it’s been sitting for a long time or it’s a rental unit. Hoses and seals dry out, etc. The first thing you ask yourself especially on equipment like that is why was it parked and for how long.

@timsteinkamp2245

3 жыл бұрын

@@100texan2 There is something to be said for heavy equipment sitting in your yard waiting to go do some important project. The guys that know what they are doing with these machines don't have projects to have one sitting in the yard.

That ol iron dialed right to life! Just think of the hours that some old timer put behind the wheel of that sweetheart loadin gravel trucks! Good work bud

@DieselCreek

3 жыл бұрын

What a minty F#@ken treat seeing you here bud!! Love your stuff 🤘🏼

@jeepindave5464

3 жыл бұрын

Minty 👌🏻

@cavalierliberty6838

3 жыл бұрын

THE MINTY FUCKIN PEG HIMSELF. I don't know why i get excited when i see shit like this.

@ionracer24

3 жыл бұрын

At first glance i was like sweet! a detroit! 2nd glance....rats....

@BeamerTheFox

3 жыл бұрын

fancy seein you here

I love how excited you get when something runs for the first time. It doesn’t matter if it’s a giant loader or a walk behind snow blower. Your excitement seems to be about the same. Keep up the great work Matt.

the sturdiness of this logging/mining machines is increadible, man 20 years stuck in dirt, probably longer, and with a change of fluids and a some taps with a hammer and the thing comes back to life roaring like a tiger. Props to you guys, nice video.

Looks like a good find. There isn't a whole lot of rust in the tanks and she didn't try to kill you like Christine.

I would hold onto it. If 30 years of sitting couldn't kill it, it is definitely a keeper. 😊

@y4nnickschmitt

3 жыл бұрын

OR after 30 years of sitting some actual use will unveil all the issues. And as you heard, hydraulic hoses are VERY costly for this caliber of machine. So fixing a couple hoses and your 2-3 grand lighter. If you actually intend on using it, that's fine. I think selling it for some profit is the best idea here.

@Porty1119

3 жыл бұрын

@@y4nnickschmitt It's bigger than any iron I've worked on recently. I've gotten accustomed to narrow-vein mining equipment where a new steering hose is $25 from the tractor dealership ten minutes up the road!

@y4nnickschmitt

3 жыл бұрын

@@Porty1119 That's what I meant. Fixing this thing up for quick profit isn't as easy as doing the same on a skid steer or small excavator.

@cygnus1965

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure where he is getting g his hoses but I had one of these type loader donated for a few months to work on my motocross track and I promised to fix anything that broke while I was using it. Well I blew a hose one day and it was one of the loader lift hoses just like this and I had it made for $67 dollars here in Colorado Springs. This was 10 years ago but it can’t be that much more. I spent more on hydraulic fluid that the hose because by the time I realize the hose blew I pumped about 20-25 gallons of fluid out. That cost me close to $200 if I remember right. I ended up spending 3-4K on diesel fuel while it was here because that was when BO took office in 08 and diesel and gas skyrocketed to around $4 a gallon and I was even driving to the petroleum place to get red fuel.

Man talking about building up suspension. The moment it started my heart jumped. Such a nice thing hearing a rusty old workhorse come back to life!

24:10 as a kid my dad and I were repairing a hydraulic log splitter and he was about to open up a pressurized line I was standing 20 or so feet away and when he popped the seal, a perfect flow of hydraulic fluid flew over him and directly into my face, happy days.

@BeBopScraBoo

2 жыл бұрын

back up son... little more... little more... ok, right there.

@LocalConArtist

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeBopScraBoo It basically was like that if I remember correctly

Buy it Christine needs a sister to love and be with😂😂👍🇬🇧

Being the owner of a 60's Hough loader, if you buy it, you will never run out of things to fix or try to find 🤔😉 Good luck 👍

Gotta love Old Skool Diesels, they just won't die. Try that with gas engines.

Im a 2nd year diesel mechanic apprentice and your videos have taught me so much. Awesome content mate love your work

I would love to see the Autocar pulling this beast behind it.

@asn413

3 жыл бұрын

even in present condition, i bet it would :)

@Northtide

3 жыл бұрын

@@asn413 I pulled one with a 1960's Diamond Reo on a drop deck float trailer back in the mid 1980's.

That looked like a fun little project. Came to life alone easier then I thought it would.

Interesting video and a good loader. I worked for the Clark Engineering Laboratory back in the day, transmission division. Clutch modulation was developed on the B version of the 125. I always liked these machines. The first time we pulled the transmission for the start of the test series it took nearly a week. By the end of development I could pull transmissions in just over an hour after installing many zippers. By the way that dash 4 hose you capped off was to the transmission pressure gauge originally and should have read 240 to 270 psi. I would put a new hose to a gauge there and see if you have pressure if it isn't moving.

I love it when you have a helper in your videos. It's so much more relaxing knowing you have an extra set of hands, and I like hearing the expertise from both of you as you puzzle around a big thing. Just maybe if they spit on camera cut that part out 😅 Happened in a previous video from a couple years back, not this one (at least as far as I've seen so far)

@dandubree9553

2 жыл бұрын

]⁰said+++1st 1¹¹¹¹

Excellent job👍

@jackslemp1642

3 жыл бұрын

Run one those back n 1976

@richardmiller3919

3 жыл бұрын

Well done!

@TheCustomEverythingChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Hey hank didn't know u were here

@DieselCreek

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud 🤘🏼

It's worth its scrap weight.. But the enjoyment of making it run and move is worth much more ! Best of luck !

This video should be brought to you by Parker Hydraulic lines. Will take a sweet penny to replace all them lines

That was so awesome to hear that puppy run after 20 some plus years sometimes you think things that sit for a long time ain't going to run but being sealed up you never know what men's junk is another man's treasure sounds good great video

That’s a good idea re-using some engine oil instead of potentially wasting new oil.

@bigjay6743

3 жыл бұрын

Yup that's just being thrifty I do it all the time myself Why waste new oil the engine's gonna need a good Flash anyway...

@scratchypants1

3 жыл бұрын

I thought so, too.

@JamesSmith-jq2jc

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing, I was actually thinking it would be nice to have some used oil for this situation. Then he comes out with some. Good idea if you're into finding stuff like this.

@oldredcoonhound2182

3 жыл бұрын

Years ago I worked for a company and they had a company mechanic and some contractor mechanics. The old hyster forklift engine went out and the company mechanic said " I just changed the oil in that thing" The old contract mechanic said " you're supposed to use new oil, not change it from one machine to the other" lol. The company guy lost his lid and was pissed off ha ha

I really enjoy old stuff starting up and potentially being used again! Twenty years sitting and she starts right up! She lives! 👍

I love to see the 80 and 90s heavy equipment I grew up learning on and playing on in sand pits start up again and run

Finally someone who knows to pre fill the oil filter to prevent a dry start

Every time I watch videos like this, I really want to start doing this kind of thing!! Bring old equipment back to life! Love it! I just wish I had the knowledge! Guess I’ll just live vicariously through you!!

@tomclearo3502

3 жыл бұрын

I thought exactly the same thing! Looked like he had some fun getting that going.

@raywilson800

3 жыл бұрын

I'm just waiting to get him and Derrick from VGG together to revive something on video. I can see it now. You Tubers start old truck that had been parted out then crushed. They had a little difficulty putting some of "humpty dumptys" pieces back together but after a few "love taps with the old Tonya Harding" the beast roared to life and with the special mixture of coolant and Matt's dump truck oil, sat there and purred like a kitten.

@timsteinkamp2245

3 жыл бұрын

Watch a YT of how to fix them while making a YT of fixing one. Kind of a cross promotion thing. It is just a matter of following instructions. Like repairing or building a computer.

I spent years running that exact machine, l maintained it, lived in it, thousands of hours, it was cool to heart run.

@herzogsbuick

3 жыл бұрын

the big question: would you buy one in that condition?

Lucked out 3 years ago .... I bought two of those same loaders ( with consecutive serial numbers ) from a widow for 5000$ .... they have certainly paid for themselfs already and are in such mint condition. I salute the deceased gent who left them is such good order every day with a wink. They are great work horses on our ranch. AND, they are both 6-71's - what a roaring sound echoing from the surrounding Rocky Mountains.

Living the dream, It's great to see you working in your spacious insulated well-lit shop.

Have you ever had a seller renegade on a deal once they see that it actually runs and drives?

You have to get it Matt. We are all sitting at the edge of our seats because we imagine all of the projects where you will put it into great use.

@lilneil6010

3 жыл бұрын

😎haha yeah

@2KTheChosenOne

Жыл бұрын

Diesel Creek SUCKS!

Some people will never know that feeling of firing up a abandoned engine or piece of equipment, it’s amazing! even if it’s a total piece lol

@Teddy_Bass

3 жыл бұрын

I know that feeling

I can stay for hours watching these kinds of videos...i never knew this channel existed,a new subscriber here

I'll tell ya what. I'm amazed at how much knowledge a young guy like you has. Plus, you have a great sense of humor which makes for a very entertaining channel. Best of luck to you in all of your endeavors. Keep up the good work.

@DieselCreek

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍🏼👍🏼

Release your inner Marty T. If you are getting it for scrap price or less, it's worth saving.

@stephenpitt6363

3 жыл бұрын

Only if he can get it out

@Dragonballguy270

3 жыл бұрын

Marty T is an excellent channel - so chilled

I really liked this vid, very entertaining, most manly start ever. The funniest thing was the belt squeak towards the end, it just shows it's not happy yet.

She just Started Right Up eith a small amount of Ether After that Long Slumber No hesitation What a Gem Matt 18:38 @Diesel Creek

Matt, BUY IT!! Dude that would be a great addition to your collection of awesome equipment!

I love how excited you get when these machines start

Great job Matt Always a good felling to see the old and for got ten back running again Thank You for all your hard work for us to enjoy

No need to pause to pee...half of us are already sitting on the toilet..lol

@abrahambaker5085

3 жыл бұрын

Reading this from a seated position

@logancurry408

3 жыл бұрын

It was coming out as I read this

@_Mav

3 жыл бұрын

You guys sit to pee? 😆

@stephenochipa989

3 жыл бұрын

@@_Mav I knew someone would mention this lol. I'll admit, I've sat to piss and shit all in one sitting. Kill two birds with one stone my friend. What'd be weirder is, "You shit while standing?"

@_Mav

3 жыл бұрын

@@stephenochipa989 haha yeah I saw the opportunity and ran with it, someone had to 😇

Buy it NOW!, You didn't mention a price?? What a beast👍

@deshaunjackson8188

3 жыл бұрын

If he was going to buy it he would have mentioned the price.

At least it has the Diesel Creek belt squeal!

@shawnchamberlin4451

3 жыл бұрын

Have to agree with that it already says its Matts for sure cause of that LOL

@phillipchurch1851

3 жыл бұрын

Belt squeals Matt's destin to own it

@seastacker8582

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing 😂

@richardandrehsen3260

3 жыл бұрын

I heard that and honestly thought instantly "well that must be a sign that he's gonna buy it" hahaha

@justinbarker4603

3 жыл бұрын

If it didn't have a belt squeal he would have to pass on it...

Got to love diesels. My parents bought some land that is surrounded by National forest and despite having a town road going all the way to the driveway for the first several years we lived there the town wouldn't reliably plow the road in the winter. A neighbor of ours had a snowplow truck that came from an airport up by lake Superior that had been sitting for years and we did the same thing with him. If it would start and move we would buy it. It had the 220 Cummins in it and amazingly fired right up after maybe a 10-15 seconds I remember it shooting a birds next out the exhaust about 20 feet in the air when it started. It was an old FWD truck that had two blocks of concrete on the back one 4'x8'x4' and one 4'x2'x8' and with a 12 foot plow it go through a foot of snow like nothing, didn't even need chains. Eventually we turned it into a 4x4 tractor.

For that cap flip those channel locks over and they will be much easier to squeeze tight. They work like a pipe wrench. Always rotate towards the bottom jaw. Try it you will see a clear difference 😉

Cool timelapses with airing up the tires.

@adamluke1289

3 жыл бұрын

It looked like it started breathing again.

It would be cool to see the loader moving again but I'd understand if the repairs end up being too pricey.

@marcryvon

3 жыл бұрын

Since he wants to sell it, it depends of the market prices I guess.

@tomjoad1363

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcryvon Since the used equîpment price are skyrocketing due to the pandemic, he really could make some money from it.

That belt squeal was just the old girls way of sayin "I choose YOU to be my new owner..." LOL Welcome to the family gurl!

That yellow button that you were wondering about is the air brakes. If you put your foot on the brake and push/pull you’ll feel the pedal take over.

A trucker I knew decades ago, had a Western Star with a triple nickel, we called it the falling star. He would drive most of the week and fix all weekend. Best wishes from the far North.

two valves on the "LIQUID FILL" tires one is for liquid fill and the second is to let trapped air escape while filling with liquid.

@Joe-xq3zu

3 жыл бұрын

Care to elaborate? Never seen liquid fill tires before

@Sthilboy56

3 жыл бұрын

@@Joe-xq3zu extra ballast, very common on tractors bit less common on loaders

@ronfrance4041

3 жыл бұрын

@@Joe-xq3zu lots of equipment has calcium filled tires for extra weight. They use liquid calcium so it won’t freeze at least in the north where it gets cold. Although I haven’t seen the two valve stem set up

@dennisolsen4507

3 жыл бұрын

@@Joe-xq3zu very common in farm tractors as well. Had to drain it out of my 1945 Allis Chalmers C tires when replaced.

@alphonsotate2982

3 жыл бұрын

@@Joe-xq3zuAlso you can get your tires foam filled making them solid rubber like I had my NEW HOLLALAND loader tires for no flats and weight

Twenty plus years is no problems for a machine like this. Pretty much the same as two weeks for a modern machine.🤠

I love all these videos of reviving older machines 😊

If cheap enough is cheap enough KZread loves a victory DC and that changes the equation as I'm sure you know!

Damn those subs keep going up every time. Can't believe you already getting near 200k. Congrats Matt

That was easy start. Really nice piece of machinery.

its usually a good sign its genuine when the owners let you try fix a vehicle or machine while its still on their land

Who can't use a vintage large front end loader! I like it.

"It's not any good unless it's got a tree in it..." - ah yes.. That's how you know! Absolutely buy it.

I'm a field mechanic, heavy equipment such as this wheel loader. I tap on battery terminals all the time. It's just what we mechanics do lol

I admire your confidence and dedication!

So interesting to see you revive these cool machines! As a senior citizen, I still enjoy watching large vehicles do their jobs. Thank you for the videos.

The cloud of rust that came out on the first start was quite impressive! I'm also quite impressed that it runs at all, all things considered. Well done, guys!

Interesting video for sure! I work at a CAT dealer and I have to rebuild blown lines like those every day, price is semi accurate we charge $20 labor and usually a single line with new crimp ends and orings will be about 70-80 bucks

She wants to go home, Matt rescue her a repair Series might be enough viewers to repair the old Girl. Matt you need a Sponsor for Hydraulic lines and Tires.

@kevindavidson3393

3 жыл бұрын

Kevin

“Found the drain plug in the dirt” very nice job.

I love your videos. It's amazing to see you bring life back into these machines. Keep up the awesome work 👏.

Amazing job well done getting this girl up and running 🙂

When you got some air into the tyres, it rose up like a dinosaur from a swamp.

@taekwondotime

3 жыл бұрын

Tires.

@timbur2711

3 жыл бұрын

Tyres

@taekwondotime

3 жыл бұрын

@@timbur2711 Tires

@timbur2711

3 жыл бұрын

Tyres

@taekwondotime

3 жыл бұрын

@@timbur2711 Tires.

We're all tweekin' on the road grader project and you come along and through more mechanic crack at us with this!!!!

Having driven by old rusted hulks of equipment sitting in the countryside - it's really wonderful to see one coming back to life. There must be a lot of good useful iron sitting out there for clever engineers.

Man ive seen so many of the 20+ years sitting videos and it alwasy amazes me how the old diesels start right up

Hey just a quick message to say the amount of time and effort you put into your videos really shows and is appreciated. Your a normal bloke doing normal shit and I like that. By far my favorite KZreadr. Keep it up.

Super vlog; real, actual reality versus 24 minutes of testosterone, a cliff hanger moment just before commercials.

Shows how good Cummins engine is

1:28 Have enjoyed your wholesome content immensely for months and this my first post prompted by your eloquent closing and hope others are prompted to subscribe as well.

1980's... so a fairly new vehicle for the fleet LOL. That's not "Moss" that natural indoor-outdoor carpet! best of luck with it moving!

I would say she’s absolutely great for the channel! I would love to see you keep working your magic and get her going. That was a great first start .. now we love her !

I am sure you know by now, Chris got himself a drag line, mentioned you as a go to person should he get stuck on any thing. Like you channel, never fail to watch the current ones....never know when the purchase or repair was accomplished, just know the day the video was published. Keep the Vid's coming.

Can't believe i watched the whole video. Interesting how you captured my attention here. Nice video and deserving of my like

Wow! I am truly humbled by your skill and luck. I love old equipment, and I live through you. I cannot afford any of it, nor do I even have the place to store it. Thank you so much for sharing your videos.

I would Ike to see more videos on this old girl coming back to life!! I love seeing old relics made with real quality come back to life!! It was great hearing it run!!

Can’t wait to see if this beast will move!

I had more than my fair share of doubts about this one. Good work, guys

You know what was even better? The GoPro caught the start! 😀