@@MotorTrendWatch their focus on the things needed to get it running safely shows me my mistakes with my own projects. My approach was often a complete teardown. Tons to learn from you guys!
IDK they made it to the tire shop cant tell build qulity based on that maybe it went another ten feet and died completely well never know becuase the show gets cut off what a shame
Love the old orange ford truck it runs smooth as butter keep up the good work at least it a real truck made from metal and not from plastic and aluminum also love the body style thanks for bringing old cars and trucks back to life they deserve to live again
I am a swede with 35 years experience from american cars, love all your programs, i can relate to all , we have alot of amercan cars from 30 and up, we have access to parts or hand made.
@@MindofMatter if you find a mercury capri also known as a mk1 ford capri here in europe please let me know... Its not the fox body based mercury capri since that's what most Americans are familiar with. Its the mk1 european version. They are cheap in your country when they come up for sale..lots of parts needed
Hate those "barn find, parked 30 years, will it run?" channels, for precisely that reason. They do more damage trying to hotwire the car than all the years parked ever did...
Ha!... That was one of my favorite Hotwheels too and I actually rediscovered mine a couple months ago! I have to give my mom credit for so nicely packing up my toys and storing em for me for the past twenty-five ish years.
Man, it’s crazy how these old rides bring back so many memories! 🚗💨 I can totally see that '70s vibe in the truck. Makes me wanna dig through my old toys too! Keep the classics alive! 🙌🎉
Long ago, I had a 54 Ford with the 239 OHV engine, the first Y block. It clearly had a long history of lack of oil to the top end cylinder heads. Glad you got it running.
Wow! Brings back memories of my 54 I had. Was my parents, handed down to me after they passed. Had big hopes for it, it sat for 20 years outside, was in decent shape, except for the bed wood! Lost it in a wild fire! Was torn up to see what was left of it!
My dad used to have a '56 Ford pickup in the early '80s. He did a frame-off restoration. It had a 390 Ford V8 with high-domed pistons, a C6 transmission, and no power steering. I don't know how much power it made, but it was enough to break the rear leafsprings.
Ford ignition switch has 2 hot leads to the coil. One while key is in cranking position and one for run position. They often burn out the run side. I bypassed mine by tying the two hot wires coming out of the ignition switch together.
Of course I love it. My very first auto purchase was a red 56 Ford truck, 272 and gl 4speed. I gave all of $300 for it running and driving with the title!
I had my period correct Jackman spoke wheels on my dune buddy blasted and powder coated. Yes, this 1956 Ford pickup truck is the number one hot rod pickup in America.
Back in the day, my dad told me you could fill a crankcase with kerosene and run the engine to break loose sludge and muck. Never had the ba-s to try it.
How do you think Freiburger and Finnegan did on this Ford F-100?
@@MotorTrendWatch their focus on the things needed to get it running safely shows me my mistakes with my own projects. My approach was often a complete teardown. Tons to learn from you guys!
@@MotorTrendWatch better than the blue econoline ford Hehateme
You should try running this show on UA-cam fulltime.
This needs to be the ford muscle truck, but with a turbo LS engine.
IDK they made it to the tire shop cant tell build qulity based on that maybe it went another ten feet and died completely well never know becuase the show gets cut off what a shame
We need the return of roadkill show new episodes back here in UA-cam
well they mostly have their own youtube channels now for some projects
emilianocruz IMO if the "geniuses" at motor trend have anything to say about it . Never.
@@happyjohn8256 I would rather watch paint dry than watch vgg.
It’s been long enough
@@lilorbielilorbie2496blasphemy
I just wish they would show full episodes !
BRING THE SHOW BACK TO UA-cam!!!!
As much as I agree I'm glad it's not on UA-cam it would've died a long time ago
BEST THING ON TV, or any where else! I mean… do we really need “the masked singer, “nude and scared” or “name that Shazam”? C’mon!
THIS. It lost alot of viewers going to a subscription platform.
Sadly for now Road Kill is gone according to Frieburger
Dave wearing shoes is just weird
i can hear him saying that
He went corporate.
And long pants
What no camo pants lol love these guy's
Can't freeze those tootsies.
Love the old orange ford truck it runs smooth as butter keep up the good work at least it a real truck made from metal and not from plastic and aluminum also love the body style thanks for bringing old cars and trucks back to life they deserve to live again
I am a swede with 35 years experience from american cars, love all your programs, i can relate to all , we have alot of amercan cars from 30 and up, we have access to parts or hand made.
Let me know if you need help finding anything here in Chicago. I like hunting for car parts
@@MindofMatter if you find a mercury capri also known as a mk1 ford capri here in europe please let me know... Its not the fox body based mercury capri since that's what most Americans are familiar with. Its the mk1 european version. They are cheap in your country when they come up for sale..lots of parts needed
I'm so jealous. That's the exact truck I have tattooed to my arm. Color and everything. Parked in the year I was born.
Hopefully you’ll get a chance to buy it
Truly a classic!
Great video. I'm so glad you changed the oil before starting it. I watch a lot barn find channels they don't change the oil before starting it..
Hate those "barn find, parked 30 years, will it run?" channels, for precisely that reason. They do more damage trying to hotwire the car than all the years parked ever did...
Glad to finally see a new episode of ROADKILL
4 months or more but worth the wait
Glad we could help!
@@MotorTrendWatch just hate that Motortrend went to Discovery plus
I love the look of the bias ply tires. Miss those old m or n50s. Great work guys!
I can never get tired of these guys! LOVE ME SOME ROADKILL!!
Ha!... That was one of my favorite Hotwheels too and I actually rediscovered mine a couple months ago! I have to give my mom credit for so nicely packing up my toys and storing em for me for the past twenty-five ish years.
I had that orange F100 Hot Wheels pickup, totally forgot about it until David showed it!
Same
Dont forget the blue variant..
I got both variants of that old hot wheels truck orange and blue
I miss the old longer videos
My favourite road kill episodes are when Mike and Dave do them.
Smothering an oil fire with a north face jacket 🤦♂️🤦♂️. Haha love you guys
Classic Roadkill am I right
Expense it to the magazine 😅
I so much like to hear you to do This stuff together. And This truck. If i could i would bye it
this is one of the most beautiful cars ever made!
CONGRADULATIONS DAVID AND MIKE!!!! THE PERFECT DAILY DRIVER!!!!
That is my dream truck, great find!
THANK YOU AUTOZONE!!!!
Man, it’s crazy how these old rides bring back so many memories! 🚗💨 I can totally see that '70s vibe in the truck. Makes me wanna dig through my old toys too! Keep the classics alive! 🙌🎉
The best channel to ever come back!
We appreciate that!
nice... looking forward to see more of this trip.. really miss the roadkill show
MANY THANKS, AUTOZONE!
TOTALLY AWSOME VIDEO DAVID!!!! I LOVE EVERYTHING!!!!
Started my military career in salt lake, and I was raised in rapid city. Super cool to see multiple places that are important to me be mentioned guys!
When Dave pulled out the hot wheels is really just proved the point that we are all just big kids still our toys just got a lot cooler haha
Nice, this was my poster truck as a kid. It was the only vehicle I ever really wanted, and still my favorite vehicle ever
Dang, ends right when it’s getting good!
wow what a beautiful simple old school truck I'd love something like this
I love to see people use those freebie harbor freight multimeters! No need to get fancy on these old masterpieces! 😊😊
Wow brings back memories my 2end olds brother had a 56 ford cruising in that truck was so kool , nice
I am SO happy yall are back on YT
The hot wheels just took me back in time, thank you
You're welcome!
Love some F- 100 stuff ❤
It's a classic for a reason!
I just bought an 83 f100 3 on the tree straight 6 i love it, bodywork and paint is almost done
I like watching all the old stuff, but seeing new or never seen episodes on UA-cam is awesome👌🏼
At least he didn't sell it to a junkyard and maintained it for a long time.
I was raised in Rapid City and began my military career in Salt Lake. It's awesome to see so many places that I care about listed, guys!
Great episode, love this show!
We appreciate that Steve!
Thats the most beautiful ford pickup up and most classic
That's a sweet truck.
I have a California customs hot wheels version of it with the genuine rubber tires. Nice buy. 👍🏼
Sounds like a sweet ride
Yall are the new y block guys!
I just don’t understand how someone can own a vehicle as cool as this and let it sit still for over forty years without driving it.
I LOVE THE 56 F100 AS WELL. I SAW IN TRUCKIN MAGAZINE. SOMEBODY DROPPED A 409 CHEVY IN A 56 FORD F100. IT IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE BUILDS.
No! Save that 409 for a '56 Chevy pickup.
Wow memories... I had a 56 M100 in high school! So many good times.
I love this truck, hope we see more of it
I’m not going to lie really saddens me I’ve watched you guys since the first episode of roadkill and it just sucks seeing my idols getting older.
A MUST WATCH!!!!
WE AGREE
My favorite trucks, I'll never be able to afford one but that one is nice 😊
Somehow it’s not surprising that Dave would have the Hot Wheels that matches. I love your style Freiburger! 👍
I'm so jealous of these guys we don't have as many older cars like this in my country
Long ago, I had a 54 Ford with the 239 OHV engine, the first Y block. It clearly had a long history of lack of oil to the top end cylinder heads. Glad you got it running.
Very nice to see another episode. 👍
I wish you guys would come back roadkill ❤
holy cow david in something other than flip flops is refreshing.
He's trying something new
The baseball bat hood holder makes this video. Well done as usual lads
Wow! Brings back memories of my 54 I had. Was my parents, handed down to me after they passed. Had big hopes for it, it sat for 20 years outside, was in decent shape, except for the bed wood! Lost it in a wild fire! Was torn up to see what was left of it!
Had that Hot Wheels!
THANK YOU, DURALAST!!!!
Nice iconic truck
Truly Iconic!
My first vehicle. Miss it alot
I LOVE that you guys seems to be back at youtube (at least some times)
woah new episodes on youtube...YES!!!!
At least he kept it a long time and didn't sell it to a junkyard.
Man I miss that view of the mountains. Utah was the prettiest state I lived in.
This makes me happy to watch I'm going to get done playing GTA online and then grab a bowl of cereal and watch this what a good time it'll be
I agree, I usually don't like orange but I like it on that, much better than the baby blue
I was hoping he would reference the Hot Wheels, as I have the exact same one. They also come in a lime green color. Way cool.
My dad used to have a '56 Ford pickup in the early '80s. He did a frame-off restoration. It had a 390 Ford V8 with high-domed pistons, a C6 transmission, and no power steering. I don't know how much power it made, but it was enough to break the rear leafsprings.
❤ My favorite styles of a truck
Ford ignition switch has 2 hot leads to the coil. One while key is in cranking position and one for run position. They often burn out the run side. I bypassed mine by tying the two hot wires coming out of the ignition switch together.
Would love more junkyard and abandoned car rescues.
Wow, that reminds me of things. My two-year-old nephew was cruising in a 1956 Ford, which was a really cool truck.
Wow, that reminds me of things. My two-year-old nephew was cruising in a 1956 Ford, which was a really cool truck.
Awesome...let's see more!
tunedbyai AI fixes this. Rescuing beautiful '70s-styled truck!
Beautiful mountains :)
The dynamic duo
That rear tailgate on the outside is PLUSH !
It’s appreciated by those who have to push it when it breaks down jk 😅
I LOVE PAT GANAHALS 56 F100. IT WAS OLD SCHOOL ALL THE WAY!!!!
That truck needs to be Chrome Yellow like God intended.
Of course I love it. My very first auto purchase was a red 56 Ford truck, 272 and gl 4speed. I gave all of $300 for it running and driving with the title!
Duct tape drag was cool! Love this truck fellas, please let know if its ever going to be 4 sale please?
The black steel wheels look much better on that truck just my opinion. Congratulations on getting it running 👍
I always called it the WHY block because the intake holes are on top of one another instead of side by side. Creating an inherent flow rate issue.
My 1st car when I was 16 was a 1953 Ford F100 4 speed with a 292 flathead.
By the way, Dave, the oil bath air filter, percolate the air in coming to the carburetor through the oil and the oil traps some of the dirt
61 Chevy step side custom cab is my favorite old truck
Beautiful
I had my period correct Jackman spoke wheels on my dune buddy blasted and powder coated.
Yes, this 1956 Ford pickup truck is the number one hot rod pickup in America.
That was fun!
The real rescue is when Roadkill sells a car.
Gee, I wonder if Autozone sponsored this video.
That is a good thing. It is not aggressive to us and if they want more visibility, they may push to have the episodes back on UA-cam...
Back in the day, my dad told me you could fill a crankcase with kerosene and run the engine to break loose sludge and muck. Never had the ba-s to try it.
Yup works we did that on Chevy c30. Swuarebody oil junked up soaked over nite. Drained oil change filters ran like top
Marvel Mystery oil saved my 79 Camaro from a clogged up oil pump. I changed the oil right after, and 40 pounds of pressure.
MY DAD HAD A 56 WHEN I WAS A BOY IN THE LATE 70S. it had a corvette independent suspension.
My dad had 56 in the late 70s also! It was light green in California
@@dogsense3773 my dads was dark green
Super great color.
Next time your in Utah and need a garage with most the tools and torches and welding supplies please hit me up I am a super fan!
Buen trabajo 👍
Thats awesome - goin to hunt for a 56!
Who taught Finnegan how to use that brake tool.
Finnegan
BROOOOOOO.... 😂😂😂😂 I came straight to the comments to say this.
What do you do for elevation changes? Or are the tracks all about the same?
Can't help but wonder how much was the purchase price ? Wrap around back window would have been icing on the cake.