Man, it's awesome watching your channel grow! My six year old son loves watching your episodes trying to get these trucks started. You're doing great, man. I hope to see you as one of the "big UA-camrs" soon.
This makes it all worth it for me right here sir. Thank you very much for the kind words. And I’m very happy to hear you and your son enjoy the channel. I look forward to the day that we do “make it big” and that’s due to kind people such as yourself and your support. Thank you for making Wednesday better.
Every video you post proves if you grow up poor you make everything work with what you got nothing gets wasted nothing gets thrown away unless its for a dollar
Where did the red 2nd Gen one ton gas dually with the cap come from? Your Dad must have been a truck guy. I was born in 1964 and from the time I was 5 years old my father owned numerous pickup trucks. Early sixties Chevy shortbed stepside straight six, 3 on the tree which later became a 1966 IH 3/4 ton long bed with the big straight six, 3 on the tree which later became a 1968 Dodge D200 with the 318 and an automatic which became a 1976 Dodge D200 Club Cab with the 360 V8 which he hauled his Harley so he and Mom could tour the US. He later retired from the military and started a boat hauling business with a 1989 Dodge Ram D350 with the Cummins 5 speed and elapsed 255K miles which turned into a 1994 Ram Cummins 2nd Gen with a 5 speed that elapsed 305K miles all the while owning a 1987 Dodge W250 with the 360 V8 and AT for messy jobs and snow removal. Great video, Tyler. Kudos to your wife for tolerating your purchases and storage...I don't have that luxury where I live in "Pleasantville USA". Warlock build?
I bought it years ago and was mid haul to the ranch from my house to store it when the wrecker said nah. My dad worked for dodge for years as a tech. But he only had a couple trucks whilst I grew up. I came up with the addiction pretty much on my own. Your story about yours dad’s trucks is probably going to be similar to what my kids will tell, atleast for my “normal use trucks”. Too many come and go that are for this or for flips, luckily if they all pay for themselves my wife doesn’t get ***too*** mad!
Man, it's awesome watching your channel grow! My six year old son loves watching your episodes trying to get these trucks started. You're doing great, man. I hope to see you as one of the "big UA-camrs" soon.
This makes it all worth it for me right here sir. Thank you very much for the kind words. And I’m very happy to hear you and your son enjoy the channel. I look forward to the day that we do “make it big” and that’s due to kind people such as yourself and your support. Thank you for making Wednesday better.
Some gems👌
I love that little Jerry he is the coolest
Thanks. He’s my little man!
I see the Problem, It ain't got no wheels on it.
I'll see myself out.
❤yo arreglaria todas las dodge❤❤❤
Nice parts none the less Tyler 😁👍 Glad you had a nice adventure my friend. That single cab short bed 4x4 swepty is pretty neat! 🔧
Yes it is! Good parts!
A good dodge body on this truck
This truck reminds me of Dad's 64 Dodge d200
Every video you post proves if you grow up poor you make everything work with what you got nothing gets wasted nothing gets thrown away unless its for a dollar
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Where did the red 2nd Gen one ton gas dually with the cap come from? Your Dad must have been a truck guy. I was born in 1964 and from the time I was 5 years old my father owned numerous pickup trucks. Early sixties Chevy shortbed stepside straight six, 3 on the tree which later became a 1966 IH 3/4 ton long bed with the big straight six, 3 on the tree which later became a 1968 Dodge D200 with the 318 and an automatic which became a 1976 Dodge D200 Club Cab with the 360 V8 which he hauled his Harley so he and Mom could tour the US. He later retired from the military and started a boat hauling business with a 1989 Dodge Ram D350 with the Cummins 5 speed and elapsed 255K miles which turned into a 1994 Ram Cummins 2nd Gen with a 5 speed that elapsed 305K miles all the while owning a 1987 Dodge W250 with the 360 V8 and AT for messy jobs and snow removal. Great video, Tyler. Kudos to your wife for tolerating your purchases and storage...I don't have that luxury where I live in "Pleasantville USA". Warlock build?
I bought it years ago and was mid haul to the ranch from my house to store it when the wrecker said nah. My dad worked for dodge for years as a tech. But he only had a couple trucks whilst I grew up. I came up with the addiction pretty much on my own. Your story about yours dad’s trucks is probably going to be similar to what my kids will tell, atleast for my “normal use trucks”. Too many come and go that are for this or for flips, luckily if they all pay for themselves my wife doesn’t get ***too*** mad!
And the warlock is coming!! In due time. I’ve got another truck on the chopping block first.
I just bought a 1976 dodge d200 single cab 318 as my first vehicle. Thing is so much fun
@@maximusgebhart9552 Enjoy that truck, well done.
Awesome!!