1948 Ford F3 Pickup! Will it Run After 20 Years of Sitting?

[@davidhall5520]

We want more vids of this truck!

[@turnindirtandwrenches]

I would love too! Unfortunately it's in Tennessee at my grandpa's farm. We'll be back down there late summer.

[@robertlipsey6056]

I think it’s nice when dads teach their daughters about cars.

[@turnindirtandwrenches]

She loves machines. She's only one, but she likes to sit in her stroller and watch me work.

[@Ricardo-ov3zo]

Joia rara...

[@juliocesarcosta3251]

Very good , fantatic .....

[@turnindirtandwrenches]

Thanks!

[@kennymartin379]

Dame that's good

[@turnindirtandwrenches]

Thanks!

[@lolleymccarter-fq5qw]

That true is f3 1ton pickup it probably has the 221 ci flat he's in the late 40 Ford had a larger flat he's truck engine available it was 239 C.I.D flathead for f6 and other large F series trucks

[@turnindirtandwrenches]

That could be, I'm not to familiar with these engines.

[@daylencrews19]

Could you do a video on your Farmall m?

[@turnindirtandwrenches]

Sure can! It will be a couple weeks though as we're traveling.

[@nonyabuidness5798]

You so do not know what the heck you’re talking about on these old Fords. It’s a 6v positive ground! You are toasting the coil and gauges.

[@turnindirtandwrenches]

The gauges are not hooked up. The wiring was so bad we just ran a new one to the coil. And coils can be run either way as long as there hooked up right. You are right though, old fords are usually positive ground, but this one was set up negative ground. Maybe converted?

[@jamesbeasley7242]

i want ford like that is it for sale ?

[@turnindirtandwrenches]

Sorry, but it's not for sale.

[@jamesbeasley7242]

@@turnindirtandwrenches i respect that but it is still cool

[@turnindirtandwrenches]

Thanks!