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@@willcram8350 lol yes! Your correct! I don’t have music in any of my videos anymore. I was shy back then but have since gained my confidence to talk on camera. Thanks for watching it and I hope you just muted it.

@@clayornelas7537 your welcome man! If my videos help just one person, it’s worth it! Yea, it was kinda a pain but it is what it is 😂

@jamesofalltrades479 oh I'm pretty sure it helped more than just me and yeah is what it is but I've replaced worse haha take it easy out there Brother best of luck

@@mollysmoshingtankcrew9441 thanks! I appreciate that

@@jamesofalltrades479 this video has inspired me to build my own 👍🏻👍🏻 Only I'm going to try and install ductwork and funnel that heat into one of the enclosed rooms in my shop as well as out into the main area of the shop

@ that’s awesome!! It’s been a rough day and you cheered me up by saying my video inspired you. Thank you!

@@austinramsfield2206 😂 she is!

@@austinramsfield2206 Not yet, I borrowed it from Kyle

@@jkoonce4244 because it’s a permanent record for me when I’m old and can’t do this kinda stuff anymore. I’ll be able to show my kids, if I ever have some, that I’m not just a burnt out old man. Maybe I’ll watch them on my deathbed and it will bring back good memories

@@gilbertgreens lol I wish I had kids! No kids, never married

They get lots of life lessons, trust me😅

@@austinramsfield2206 thanks brother! lol

@@bensears7499 that’s awesome to hear man! Post pics of your build when you get started!

lol yea, buying used cars is always a risk. Ive seen some weird stuff over the years lol

I appreciate that! I was more shy about talking in my videos back then. I have since quit doing videos with music and now I explain everything as I'm doing it. Thanks for watching man!

That is a great idea! Didn't even cross my mind lol

hello man! thanks for watching my channel! your awesome! I am so sorry for your loss, I have a vehicle that my late sister owned and I'll never get rid of it. Thanks for giving me encouragement, I was still shy about talking in my videos back then which is why its all crappy music lol I have since achieved more confidence and I do not use music anymore. I would like to do this again with much more detail sometime but who knows if that opportunity will rise again. I bet you get more rust where you are than I do here. I live in Arkansas. I did not rebuild the engine because this is my uncle's car and it was his choice to go this direction with it. Mainly a time issue. I do still have the engine and am thinking of rebuilding it someday. I just have a lot on my plate right now. I have a 3D Printing side business as well as a full time job now. Actually another channel also to make videos for so I am pretty much tapped out! lol www.youtube.com/@innovative3d76 The scrap yard I use is called LKQ and I have bought many transmissions and engines over my life and they are reliable. It was about the same cost of rebuilding it anyway lol. Thanks again for watching and subscribing! I wish you the best of luck in life! Take care mate!

Hey! thanks for watching my video! no, I did not have any code after replacement and code clearing. Yes, there is a gasket in between the connection. Should be available at any parts store or amazon.

Thank you!!

Thats a great deal! I'll store that in my memory for future projects

It is a big job!!! I have spent countless hours on it over 2 years but unfortunately the old man that owns and was funding it is in poor health and decided to stop work on it. I am very disappointed about it. It would have cost around 50,000 to complete this car and he could have just bought a running one for around 10-15 thousand but he wanted this restored because it was his high school car. It sat in a barn for 40 years before he started the restoration which is why it was going to cost so much to finish. The paint job would cost 20-25 thousand alone.

Ok Thanks

@@kevinspahr6632 there is nothing wrong with the ones that stick to the outside, ive had several. I just wanted to try these out.

@@jamesofalltrades479 👍

@@kcgunner8378 thank you!

@@andrewmacdonald4833 lol yea, the holes make it easier. I will try to locate an older one and make a video.

Your welcome! Thanks for watching it!

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your welcome! well worth the work

thanks!

@@trevorblade0409 no problem buddy! Glad your ass is saved! 😁

@@ricklee827 we took a 4-5ft piece of lumber and screwed it to the side of the post. Then I pulled on it while my brother screwed the 2X10 runner to it. Wasn’t perfect but it’s done lol. I’ll have the full video out soon. I still need to edit it.

lol Wood is amazing stuff!

Thanks!

That’s great information! I wasn’t aware of that, thanks for educating me about this.

@@jamesofalltrades479 I believe a nut and a good lock washer would do just as well, at Toyota they cost 5 bucks each.

@@charlesmiller7861 I think you’re correct, good idea!

@@Sqzz64 Get what?

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Here ya go brother! go to this link www.pinterest.com/pin/362258363773728714/

Right!? Very seldom do I not like working on this truck.

lol It will last for 500,000 miles!!!! If people would only learn to just take care of their vehicles, it would surprise many how long it will last.

​@jamesofalltrades479 I had a scan gague tell me my coolant was fluctuating 190 one minute to 230 the other before the needle moved and j turned the truck off to save it before it started to boil. Knew it was the thermostat not opening and closing correctly and fixed her next day no issue overheating now. Clear easy video to follow and easy ahh fix

@@JohanAguilar-kk9sp I’ve never used a scan gauge before, that sounds cool! Usually it’s just stuck open or closed. Happy to help!

That makes sense. I’ve never seen that way before. I’ll have to check out that method.

@jamesofalltrades479 yeah its surprising, the "friction" holds it in place its damn near impossible to budge or pull out once that gravel is packed in there. Cheers!

lol we got lucky!

Thanks!🙏

The only modification I had to do is adjust the leaf spring mounts location. It is almost the exact same width as the original rear end. I think there was a 1/4-1/2in difference in total width but it didn’t affect the wheels fitting.

I will use it in my wood stove this winter. I love the heat from a wood fire better than the gas furnace.

You’re very welcome! Good luck on the ground, I’m sure it’s possible. I’m just blessed to have a lift now.

There is nothing wrong with nails and we could have but we wanted a stronger connection because there is a lot of wind up on top of the hill where we built this. I’m sure nails would have been perfectly fine, just a personal choice. I’ll probably never do it again though lol took more time for sure!

@@jamesofalltrades479 I was always under the impression that nails were stronger than screws. I asked about nails because I didn’t know anyone that framed with screws specifically because of sheer strength. Were you using some kind of structural screw?

@@MrSpatia I know that nails have a sheer strength of 250lbs, not sure about screws. This is the first time I’ve used screws on a house. I build all my small building out of screws though like sheds, chicken coops, dog houses, stuff like that. You just need to make sure it is square when assembling because with screws, stuff doesn’t want to move after assembly. Just because of the time factor I will probably never use screws on a whole house again otherwise I feel like it’s stronger.

@@MrSpatia the screws I used were outdoor 3in decking screws. T-25 bit

@@jamesofalltrades479 Not for nothing but decking screws don't meet code for where we live (Alberta - Canada). You cannot frame with them here.

Good advice

Your sweet! Thank you! I’m blushing a little bit 😂 I hope it does motivate you to do a garden! If everyone would grow food, we could trade with each other instead of giving our hard earned money to corporations that are poisoning us anyway!

@@jamesofalltrades479 Awee yay! I’m hoping to get into it within the next year 😩😭 cause honestly you’re right! I just wanna live simply and through my own means

@@maliaswett6199 You can do it!! We all can! I working on getting my farm going also! just about done with all the clean up and am getting ready to start building fences!

Great question! As long as the plastic that your using wasn’t used for anything hazardous, you shouldn’t have any issues.

Your welcome! Be safe and have fun out there!

Your welcome! I’m glad they are helping people!

If you have a question about something on it feel free to ask away and I’ll help as much as I can! Be safe out there.

Good luck man! These can be a royal pain in the a$$! Heat is your friend…

@@jamesofalltrades479 bolt broke free but the tie rod that goes up into it well cant get that off

@@hayzersolar I’m assuming you beat the crap out of it? lol do you have a tie rod tool?now that I think about it. I’m pretty sure I cut mine off with a grinder and then beat the remaining piece out with a big ass hammer and a punch.

@@jamesofalltrades479 I tried that and even put a c-clamp on it. I tightened it to the point that the clamp started to bend. I think it's time for the plasma cutter.

@@hayzersolar 😂 it can’t be stuck if it’s liquid!