glad to see someone breathing life into these cool vehicles and It's nice you've got someone there making sure you do it the right way and you don't skimp on things like evicting rats and eliminating fire risks. I'm working on a 91 montero 4 door that nearly got killed by it's previous owner - but I'm determined to give it a new life.
Good job! I'm starting my 1987 Dodge Raider project. Currently getting a new head, oil pump, water pump, plugs, wires...all new suspension and brakes. SS brake lines too. Looking forward to watching more if your videos. I got a Holley Sniper system sitting in a box too....lol. So much to do! Good luck with yours!
Love it! Great acquisition, Love the while Gen1 Monteros / Raiders. The price of Monteros Gen1 is increasing recently. I hope you continue to record videos of the progress. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for sharing, I've had a 88 with a blown head gasket for a while & trying to decide if I want to rebuild or sell (no time & to many other projects).
Nice, I have one of those got it for free, it just keeps on giving... got some serious cancer. Crack in window no door panel on drivers side, the door mechanisim completely gone. smokes and leaks, I have replaced the clutch MC and slave twice. completely removed the power steering handdles and much better off road. I love the seat spring on drivers side.
My '88 is in very good condition, clean interior, but no headliner, body in great condition. The head gasket blew on my way home from a day off road. Finding a motor...any motor...has been an issue. Its been parked for 2 years. Ive owned a 4runner, 2 jeeps, 2 troopers, and the Raider. The Raider was by far my favorite. I'm torn, i inherited my dad's 1972 F-250 High Boy (bought new in '72), and want that Dodge back on the road, but the Ford just makes more sense as my next project, as the motor and drivetrain are in good shape, while the body and interior need attention.
I feel you, My head gasket also blew had to replace it, otherwise just like you I love it, you get way more looks and operation driving a raider around than almost any other offroad vehicle on the road.
nice, man. Curious to see what you do with the rear bumper. Mine looks exactly the same on the right side haha. PO bashed it and let it rust out. Keen to see a solve that isn't a donor bumper. cheers.
Look forward to more. Actually looking to replace a lot on the one I've got my eye on. Seems like it'll be $3k fast, then a max cap of $5k investment, then hopefully hold for years, maintain and maybe sell later for a profit. We'll see. Where are you getting parts?
I needed a 4wd vehicle for college and I have to always buy something unique that you don't see anymore. I loved the 2D boxy-looking 4X4 from the 80s and just fell in love with the look of the raider/montero. I loved the heritage behind the name and their design!
@@Markeeise Very cool. I don't know if you already know this channel, but it is an excellent source of motivation to restore a Gen1 Montero / Raider. :) ua-cam.com/video/QlrAHjiwPkk/v-deo.html
do you have a video showing how to remove the instrument cluster on my 1989 Dodge Raider?. Apparently this is the only way to reset the "maintenance required" light.
Man, I cannot thank you enough for a reply. I have trying this for several weeks with no one responding. Could you give me just a little more information so I can take care of this problem.
glad to see someone breathing life into these cool vehicles and It's nice you've got someone there making sure you do it the right way and you don't skimp on things like evicting rats and eliminating fire risks. I'm working on a 91 montero 4 door that nearly got killed by it's previous owner - but I'm determined to give it a new life.
Haha, I'm so glad my dad helps me, Wishing you luck on your project!
Good job! I'm starting my 1987 Dodge Raider project. Currently getting a new head, oil pump, water pump, plugs, wires...all new suspension and brakes. SS brake lines too. Looking forward to watching more if your videos. I got a Holley Sniper system sitting in a box too....lol. So much to do! Good luck with yours!
Thanks, Dang your almost going to have a brand new raider, hope everything comes along for you!
Wonderful video, thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Love it! Great acquisition, Love the while Gen1 Monteros / Raiders.
The price of Monteros Gen1 is increasing recently. I hope you continue to record videos of the progress. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, was fun to record and glad to share
dude this is sick, I have an 87 dodge raider.. Your doing good man.
They are great fun to own arnt they
I have a 89 Raider too except it automatic gave me some ideas on restoring mine too
Thank you for sharing, I've had a 88 with a blown head gasket for a while & trying to decide if I want to rebuild or sell (no time & to many other projects).
Nice, I have one of those got it for free, it just keeps on giving... got some serious cancer. Crack in window no door panel on drivers side, the door mechanisim completely gone. smokes and leaks, I have replaced the clutch MC and slave twice. completely removed the power steering handdles and much better off road. I love the seat spring on drivers side.
Yeah, any car you get for free going to be a lot of work, but hey you still got ahold of a cool SUV!
Really enjoyed your video style. Good luck with your success and anxious for episode 2. Thank you
Thanks greatly appreciated!
Very nice video, I cant wait to see how it turns out, Good luck!
I know, I’d really like to meet this guy irl!
Well done Markus! I like your car!
Thank you
keep up the good work- thanks for sharing!
Thanks
Looking forward to Episode 2
Glad you liked it, EP 2 is currently in the making!
My '88 is in very good condition, clean interior, but no headliner, body in great condition. The head gasket blew on my way home from a day off road. Finding a motor...any motor...has been an issue. Its been parked for 2 years. Ive owned a 4runner, 2 jeeps, 2 troopers, and the Raider. The Raider was by far my favorite. I'm torn, i inherited my dad's 1972 F-250 High Boy (bought new in '72), and want that Dodge back on the road, but the Ford just makes more sense as my next project, as the motor and drivetrain are in good shape, while the body and interior need attention.
I feel you, My head gasket also blew had to replace it, otherwise just like you I love it, you get way more looks and operation driving a raider around than almost any other offroad vehicle on the road.
nice, man. Curious to see what you do with the rear bumper. Mine looks exactly the same on the right side haha. PO bashed it and let it rust out. Keen to see a solve that isn't a donor bumper. cheers.
Haha, I actually just posted episode 2 and that's exactly what I did sadly, just put on a donor in good shape.
Bro like the project cant wait for part 2 and wanted to know how much does it costed for you?
The project total is nearing 4k so far including the car
Nice!!!
Thank you!
Look forward to more. Actually looking to replace a lot on the one I've got my eye on. Seems like it'll be $3k fast, then a max cap of $5k investment, then hopefully hold for years, maintain and maybe sell later for a profit. We'll see.
Where are you getting parts?
Thanks so sick, Ive gotten a lot of parts and a lot has happened since then, I am very behind in video editing. so hopefully new video soon.
I love the Monteros. I have 4 of them. What made you choose a Gen1 Montero / Raider? just curious. There is almost always a story behind an event.
I needed a 4wd vehicle for college and I have to always buy something unique that you don't see anymore. I loved the 2D boxy-looking 4X4 from the 80s and just fell in love with the look of the raider/montero. I loved the heritage behind the name and their design!
@@Markeeise Very cool. I don't know if you already know this channel, but it is an excellent source of motivation to restore a Gen1 Montero / Raider. :)
ua-cam.com/video/QlrAHjiwPkk/v-deo.html
do you have a video showing how to remove the instrument cluster on my 1989 Dodge Raider?. Apparently this is the only way to reset the "maintenance required" light.
I dont have a video but its very easy to take off, there is a cover that you pull up on then the reset switch is right under it
Man, I cannot thank you enough for a reply. I have trying this for several weeks with no one responding. Could you give me just a little more information so I can take care of this problem.
@@RickFlickinger I can upload a video as a short showing how it comes off
@@RickFlickinger just uploaded the video
@@Markeeise can't seem to find where it shows how to reset the light