People forget that when the Pinto was introduced America’s roads were covered by land yachts made before fuel economy was an issue. Huge LTDs, Lincolns, Buicks, Cadillacs and trucks were impacting the little Pintos. It was a recipe for some horrific accidents. My first car was a 78 Pinto and I’d love to find one to piddle with. Puddin’s last video was in a salvage yard that had a very clean old Pinto in it but the yard’s owner said that he isn’t interested in selling anything to the general public.
I miss those days of big cubic inches big cars and gas 50 cents a gallon. You couldn’t force 20 dollars worth a gas in the big cars with the biggest tanks.
I really hate those kinds of people that feel like they have to die with the most cars rotting on their property and let some auction settle what is left of the rusted buckets that could have been saved 15 years prior.
@@spankyham9607 agreed, if I got something I have no intention of doing anything with, I sell it or give it to someone who can use it. It’s crazy to let something ruin for nothing but I got kin folks that do the exact same thing. It’s literally rusting out sitting in the weeds but won’t even consider parting with it. Rather see it completely wasted than someone else have it.
Thank you for showing the plastic piece I asked about at the tank. My first car was a Chevy Vega. Rusted completely but found a good donor car and restored it put in a 350 Chevy motor loved that car lasted 7 more years
I would just like to show some appreciation for the amount of coolant he caught in that pan, never seen such a thing I would have flooded that driveway, much respect
I LOVE pintos. I have had several over the years. You can do a few cheap mods to the suspension and a pinto will handle like a Porshe. The short wheelbase along with wide wheel track makes them handle like mad.
Always Good Seeing You David, I Adore The Bond You & Your Father Have, Saving Them Old Cars From The Crusher, Good Thing, Hope You & Yours Have Happy Holidays, God Bless Sir!!
I had a used 73 Pinto Hatchback. Great car!! I overhauled the engine after I got it, easy to work on. Never had a problem with it . I drove the crape out of it til 1982.
I had a 2-liter 71 pinto. I never removed the crankshaft pulley when replacing the timing belt. Just maneuver the belt around the pulley. In 78, I even replaced the belt on the side of the road. It broke when I was about 60 miles from home. I got the belt off, cussed at it, then crossed the highway, and hitched to the closest Ford dealer, about 10 miles away. Got a belt, and hitched back. Total of about 2 hours work.
Mine has a washer behind the pull which stops the belt from rubbing the pulley.. It would have been impossible to get it behind it.. thanks for watching.
Great work getting that new tank in and the new timing belt. That Pinto is well on it's way to a daily driver. I have been back from the hospital now a couple weeks and rehab says I am strong enough to take care of myself. It took awhile but I'm getting better and almost ready for Chemo Therapy in acouple weeks.
Hello Rev & Ole Man. My prayers go out to the Ole Man regarding his surgery and a very speedy recovery. Those fuel tanks and tank straps can really be a major pain to deal with. I have fabricated pieces and parts for tank straps before, So I know your frustration- For Sure,For Sure.
Yeah back then they did have timing belt and I believe the recommendation for changing them was between 50 to 60,000 miles but I don't believe that's an interference engine so if it does a break it's not going to do no damage and y'all all have a Merry Christmas too
I’m so glad the gas tank works and replaced the timing belt. Jesus is the reason for All seasons. Merry Christmas David and the entire family and have a Blessed One Sir.
That strap falling on you reminded me of the time I was underneath the rear end of a 1970 F100 out in a wrecking yard. I was trying to remove the spare tire rack when it gave way and fell right on my forehead. I used up every paper towel in the wrecking yard office restroom cleaning up the blood. I put on a string of butterfly stitches and went back to get my spare tire and strap assembly. The guy felt so bad for me that he gave me the parts for free.
Merry Christmas to the RevStoration crew. Praying for the Old Man on his surgery tomorrow. Dave, hope your back and ankle get better. Looked like you were limping pretty good at the end.
You took that strap to the face a 100percent better than I would have! I've got the world's worst temper and that's why I changed professions because my temper would cause me to break stuff lol! So now I work on only my stuff and at my leisure now! No more got to have it now jobs! Anyway I've always had a soft spot for the pinto/bobcat. I had a 78 mercury bobcat back in high school that I tubed out and built a 302 boss engine out of a 70 mustang boss that was rusted to the ground back in the 80s. That was the meanest bobcat or pinto around back then lol! Wish I still had it!
Bro David, please pass on to your dad my prayers. Surgery is obviously needed for him so may God keep him and your mom. Merry Christmas to all of yall. Youre all a big blessing to everyone.
I've owned THREE Pinto wagons, a '72 a '76 & a '78 and an '80 Merc Bobcat coupe. They ALL served me well and were always fun to drive. With the hatch open you could carry a short stack of 4'× 8' plywood in those little wagons. Don't even try that in your Escape. The '72 2.0 is a motor from Ford of Germany hence the metric bolts. The 2.3 in the later models was all SAE... Thanks for all the content y'all give us and luck & prayers to the ole' man for his surgery. Happy Christmas 🎄 & a Verry Merry New Year 🎉 !!!
First and foremost i wish the OLE MAN all the best for his hospital visit hope all goes well and two we need the pudding swing when you power wash next and third great video once again no matter what frame of mind im in you always put a smile on my face and make me chuckle and on that note here wishing you all a fantastic Christmas and a blessed New year looking forward to another wonderful year's of videos from the channel 👍🙏
I'm anxious to see this video! I owned about 6 Pintos from about 1977 thru 1992. SUPER reliable! They are HARD to find these days. The bodies weren't built to last, unfortunately.
Backyard shade-tree mechanic pro tip of day, unhook the fuel line at the carburetor and use a electric fuel pump to empty the gas from your tank when pulling one.
Hey Reb thank you for the video prayers go out to the old man and thank you for showing the plastic piece that they put for the gas tank and have a blessed Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your whole entire family and hopefully many more to come the Lord is good God bless
Thank you for the new video. You and the ole man are awesome. Merry Christmas prayers for the ole man for a speedy recovery after his surgery. I felt your pain with the gas tank strap Rev i had that happen to me before. God bless
Just ran across your channel and I subscribed, I watched your video on the pinto tank install and timing belt with the metric bolts. My dad hauled for Ford back then and one of their complaints Was that they found out that the pintos and the Rangers back then had mitsubishi engines. And Ford was misleading the public claiming that they were Ford engines, it took a lawsuit from a mechanics union to bring it to out. My wife and I find your videos interesting and I am Ford to the bone. Ford raised me, my dad was Ford in more ways than driving them, he worked for Ford and our last name is Ford and we lived on mercury drive in galaxy estates subdivision LOL😆 🤣 true story .
tell the ole man he"s got this i had carpal tunnel release surgery on my right hand in 1999 i havent had any issues with mine i need to have my left hand done but it aint happening anytime soon im just getting over neck surgery but hope yall have a merry christmas
I can attest to the fact that you will not always explode. I was hit squarely in the rear of one of my pintos by a 1988 caprice. The impact was bad enough to for the left leaf spring to be folded just past the end of the second leaf. Not only did it not explode, but I continued driving it for several months. The car was a Michigan car most of it's life. A red cloud hung in the air for a few seconds on the impact. The reason I finally stopped driving the car was that the left leaf spring was coming up through the floor at the front mount.
I hope 🤞 you and the old man keep working on them. I hope 🤞 the old man keep better . I like watching you and the old man working on them old car 🚗 and trucks. I hope 🤞 the old man comes back to work on them why you. God bless you and your family and the old man and is family. From Jim
Prayers for the ole man on Thursday, hope everything goes well,David I had a pinto it was lime green it was a good running car, it had a strong engine. Merry Christmas to your whole family
Merry Christmas to you and your family Rev! But I have to ask why you didn't use your jack and a piece of wood to help support the tank when you were working with the tank straps?
Glad you folks are having fun with the little pinto, David shhh,don't tell Nikki T, I was flipping threw the old YT and ran across a channel there's a fella making turbo kits with spay for the 2.0 and the 2.3's that fits in pinto,mustang 2 and early fox bodies, just a thought 😁🤔🤫
Amen Brother! Will lift up the old man. For a successful surgery. I have one coming up myself. Awesome nod on the fuel tank. God bless Rev you and your family this Christmas Season! 🎄✝️🎄
I had an 87 ranger with a 2.0 liter, when I changed the timing belt, I'd put the old one behind the seat. The belt broke one night going to work one night in Baton Rouge La. The engine has valve clearance so no harm to the engine. I put the old belt on and was only about 45 minutes late for work. I've had experience with the over head valves before with my Mercury Bobcat with a 2.3 liter. Boss didn't believe my story till i showed him the broken belt.
Just discovered your channel. Great content love them old cars. I'm a chevy man myself, but love all kinds of cars. Even ford's:) . The pinto was really dependable car from 71 to 80, much more than the vega. Keep em coming. Have a blessed day and happy new year !
Hey Rev, first hope all is well with the old man! Praying for a speedy recovery! The Pinto is sure coming along with her new tank and timing belt. You are right about finding a tank I look for you on the web and there is hardly anything to be had on there. Hope you are recovery from that tank strap to the mouth,I sure that hurt. You and the family take care and have A Merry Christmas!!
Merry Christmas to y'all! Gonna be cold! We're not too far about an hour from y'alls place and we've been running around making sure all our old rigs have either coolant or are drained. Be praying for your Daddy! Have fun with that Pinto..
I'm reviving my old 79 pinto on my channel. She is going to be a red, white, and blue, drag and drive, V8 freedom machine! Might have to get me one of them spectra tanks...
Hey Rev I worked for Ford back then and did a bunch of them recalls, quite frankly that recall was joke, a plastic piece in front of the tank and a longer filler neck, that was it, I wasn't impressed, However I did own a Pinto, I loved it, I pulled a 1000 pound camper trailer with it, it was great car
Leave no vacuum line to the distributor when setting the timing.I'm glad the strap didn't hurt you.I'll tell you though,I did laugh pretty good at the coil shock though.Been there.That'll wake you up.Best wishes 'Ol Man.Rev sure needs your 'helping hands' around.Merry Christmas Everyone!
The spring was not on correctly. The end of it is supposed to be behind the bolt next to it. I wish I lived closer to you, I would have been happy to help you with this. I am very well versed in 2000 cc pinto.
People forget that when the Pinto was introduced America’s roads were covered by land yachts made before fuel economy was an issue. Huge LTDs, Lincolns, Buicks, Cadillacs and trucks were impacting the little Pintos. It was a recipe for some horrific accidents. My first car was a 78 Pinto and I’d love to find one to piddle with. Puddin’s last video was in a salvage yard that had a very clean old Pinto in it but the yard’s owner said that he isn’t interested in selling anything to the general public.
I left a comment that he needs to buy that Pinto as it has the same engine as the Yee-Haul. I hope he gets it.
I miss those days of big cubic inches big cars and gas 50 cents a gallon. You couldn’t force 20 dollars worth a gas in the big cars with the biggest tanks.
I really hate those kinds of people that feel like they have to die with the most cars rotting on their property and let some auction settle what is left of the rusted buckets that could have been saved 15 years prior.
@@spankyham9607 agreed, if I got something I have no intention of doing anything with, I sell it or give it to someone who can use it. It’s crazy to let something ruin for nothing but I got kin folks that do the exact same thing. It’s literally rusting out sitting in the weeds but won’t even consider parting with it. Rather see it completely wasted than someone else have it.
@@spankyham9607 When you grow up and something of your own, you might understand it.
I like this intro a lot better than previous ones!
U need more subscribers! Good clean videos… like to see the station wagon getting fixed up. That would be a nice wagon
Thank you for showing the plastic piece I asked about at the tank. My first car was a Chevy Vega. Rusted completely but found a good donor car and restored it put in a 350 Chevy motor loved that car lasted 7 more years
I would just like to show some appreciation for the amount of coolant he caught in that pan, never seen such a thing I would have flooded that driveway, much respect
I was very much surprised.. I think every drop when in the pan. A...mazed!
finally get to comment . old men and computers don't get along. finally figured it out. love this tube!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for watching, William.
I LOVE pintos. I have had several over the years. You can do a few cheap mods to the suspension and a pinto will handle like a Porshe. The short wheelbase along with wide wheel track makes them handle like mad.
Love what y'all do! Lost my father at 18. He was a Southern Baptist Minister. Worked on a lot of cars with him. Thanks
Always Good Seeing You David, I Adore The Bond You & Your Father Have, Saving Them Old Cars From The Crusher, Good Thing, Hope You & Yours Have Happy Holidays, God Bless Sir!!
Prayers For Your Fathers Upcoming Surgery..
Thanks 👍
I love that Pinto. I have big old 72 Gran Torino’s and having something that didn’t take up so much room in my garage would be nice.
I had a used 73 Pinto Hatchback. Great car!! I overhauled the engine after I got it, easy to work on. Never had a problem with it . I drove the crape out of it til 1982.
Praying for the old man's faster recovery than they all have a great holiday
Get that Pinto road ready. Looking forward to seeing it finished and painted.
I had a 2-liter 71 pinto. I never removed the crankshaft pulley when replacing the timing belt. Just maneuver the belt around the pulley. In 78, I even replaced the belt on the side of the road. It broke when I was about 60 miles from home. I got the belt off, cussed at it, then crossed the highway, and hitched to the closest Ford dealer, about 10 miles away. Got a belt, and hitched back. Total of about 2 hours work.
Mine has a washer behind the pull which stops the belt from rubbing the pulley.. It would have been impossible to get it behind it.. thanks for watching.
Great work getting that new tank in and the new timing belt. That Pinto is well on it's way to a daily driver. I have been back from the hospital now a couple weeks and rehab says I am strong enough to take care of myself. It took awhile but I'm getting better and almost ready for Chemo Therapy in acouple weeks.
Really enjoy the pinto. Praying for old man that surgery goes ok. God is in control! Thanks for all that you do
Love to hear it with a new, quiet exhaust system
Me too. Coming soon.
Hello Rev & Ole Man. My prayers go out to the Ole Man regarding his surgery and a very speedy recovery.
Those fuel tanks and tank straps can really be a major pain to deal with. I have fabricated pieces and parts for tank straps before, So I know your frustration- For Sure,For Sure.
Yeah back then they did have timing belt and I believe the recommendation for changing them was between 50 to 60,000 miles but I don't believe that's an interference engine so if it does a break it's not going to do no damage and y'all all have a Merry Christmas too
I’m so glad the gas tank works and replaced the timing belt. Jesus is the reason for All seasons. Merry Christmas David and the entire family and have a Blessed One Sir.
That strap falling on you reminded me of the time I was underneath the rear end of a 1970 F100 out in a wrecking yard. I was trying to remove the spare tire rack when it gave way and fell right on my forehead. I used up every paper towel in the wrecking yard office restroom cleaning up the blood. I put on a string of butterfly stitches and went back to get my spare tire and strap assembly. The guy felt so bad for me that he gave me the parts for free.
Good evening Rev. I'm glad to see the Pinto back
Pott county legend!
Heck yeah to Puddin!!!!!
🙏 for the old man!
Thanks Kevin.
How lucky can you be? A color matched set of jack stands! Definitely a cool factory accessory. 😉
I learned how to change my 74 Pintos timing belt in an Exxon parking lot after it snapped at the top of an exit ramp in ‘92
Good times!
I enjoy these Pinto videos so much. You have no idea.
Merry Christmas to the RevStoration crew. Praying for the Old Man on his surgery tomorrow. Dave, hope your back and ankle get better. Looked like you were limping pretty good at the end.
MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and family.I hope the "ole man" does well with the surgery AND recovery.Enjoyed the video.
I hope your surgery goes well and recovery goes well also.
You took that strap to the face a 100percent better than I would have! I've got the world's worst temper and that's why I changed professions because my temper would cause me to break stuff lol! So now I work on only my stuff and at my leisure now! No more got to have it now jobs! Anyway I've always had a soft spot for the pinto/bobcat. I had a 78 mercury bobcat back in high school that I tubed out and built a 302 boss engine out of a 70 mustang boss that was rusted to the ground back in the 80s. That was the meanest bobcat or pinto around back then lol! Wish I still had it!
Power plus some I'm sure.. sweet ride.. thanks for watching!
Bro David, please pass on to your dad my prayers. Surgery is obviously needed for him so may God keep him and your mom. Merry Christmas to all of yall. Youre all a big blessing to everyone.
One thing I say god bless you for saving a pinto cause I know there not best looking ride but you can run the hell out of them and still be running
I've owned THREE Pinto wagons, a '72 a '76 & a '78 and an '80 Merc Bobcat coupe.
They ALL served me well and were always fun to drive. With the hatch open you could carry a short stack of 4'× 8' plywood in those little wagons. Don't even try that in your Escape.
The '72 2.0 is a motor from Ford of Germany hence the metric bolts.
The 2.3 in the later models was all SAE...
Thanks for all the content y'all give us and luck & prayers to the ole' man for his surgery.
Happy Christmas 🎄
& a Verry Merry New Year 🎉 !!!
Can’t tell you how many times I’ve been in a boxing match with those straps aswell lol
Merry Christmas! And Dad, have successful surgery and recover quickly!
Ima Chevy guy but let me tell yall a lil sum sum...yall love them old cars like I do, yall keep up the good work...Shayne from Arkansas
We now know ole Rev can take a punch.
Kicked like a mule.. and head to concrete wasn't good in reflection.
First and foremost i wish the OLE MAN all the best for his hospital visit hope all goes well and two we need the pudding swing when you power wash next and third great video once again no matter what frame of mind im in you always put a smile on my face and make me chuckle and on that note here wishing you all a fantastic Christmas and a blessed New year looking forward to another wonderful year's of videos from the channel 👍🙏
I'm anxious to see this video! I owned about 6 Pintos from about 1977 thru 1992. SUPER reliable! They are HARD to find these days. The bodies weren't built to last, unfortunately.
Backyard shade-tree mechanic pro tip of day, unhook the fuel line at the carburetor and use a electric fuel pump to empty the gas from your tank when pulling one.
Merry Christmas to y'all and blessings to The Old Man on his surgery !!
Nice job Rev, the Pinto was kicking you back but you tamed her. Nice new intro as well.
Sending up prayers for your old man. 🙏 Hope ya'll have a blessed Christmas.
Hey Reb thank you for the video prayers go out to the old man and thank you for showing the plastic piece that they put for the gas tank and have a blessed Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your whole entire family and hopefully many more to come the Lord is good God bless
It's very nice you keep that Pinto up running. I hope you put paint color on it in future.
Thank you for the new video. You and the ole man are awesome. Merry Christmas prayers for the ole man for a speedy recovery after his surgery. I felt your pain with the gas tank strap Rev i had that happen to me before. God bless
Just ran across your channel and I subscribed, I watched your video on the pinto tank install and timing belt with the metric bolts. My dad hauled for Ford back then and one of their complaints Was that they found out that the pintos and the Rangers back then had mitsubishi engines. And Ford was misleading the public claiming that they were Ford engines, it took a lawsuit from a mechanics union to bring it to out.
My wife and I find your videos interesting and I am Ford to the bone. Ford raised me, my dad was Ford in more ways than driving them, he worked for Ford and our last name is Ford and we lived on mercury drive in galaxy estates subdivision LOL😆 🤣 true story .
Thank you for the sub.. we enjoy making the content and honored people watch. God Bless!
I am really enthused by your new intro Sears on your channel brother David!
Always love the content.
Thanks James
Car has a great sporty car sound. A little missy poppy but the exhaust note is just right for a little vintage american rice rocket.
Never had me a pinto but back in 1985 when I was a senior in high-school I did had me a 1974 AMC gremlin lol 😂
You guys both sound the same in the passengers sear lol
tell the ole man he"s got this i had carpal tunnel release surgery on my right hand in 1999 i havent had any issues with mine i need to have my left hand done but it aint happening anytime soon im just getting over neck surgery but hope yall have a merry christmas
Thank you very much for the Christmas song or the music I should say we don't hear enough of it nowadays
Merry Christmas! God bless! Hope you have a packed house Sunday.
22:15 g’day Rea Rea .. I see ya photo bombing your old man’s video. 🇦🇺🤙🏼
She loves being a ham and a video bomb.
Jesus is the reason for the season! Merry Christmas to you and your's!
Can never see a Pinto gas tank without thinking of the explosion scene in Top Secret.
Finally something good to watch. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Prayers for the old man hope all goes goid
I can attest to the fact that you will not always explode. I was hit squarely in the rear of one of my pintos by a 1988 caprice. The impact was bad enough to for the left leaf spring to be folded just past the end of the second leaf. Not only did it not explode, but I continued driving it for several months. The car was a Michigan car most of it's life. A red cloud hung in the air for a few seconds on the impact. The reason I finally stopped driving the car was that the left leaf spring was coming up through the floor at the front mount.
I still drive my two 72 Pintos, you hit any 70's car hard enough in the rear it'll blow!
Merry Christmas to all you guys too. God bless y'all
Merry Christmas to you and your family too, will say a prayer for the old man
Much blessings for the family amen
Merry Christmas to you and yours! I pray that 2023 is full of nothing but great things!❤
Rev you had the jack sitting right there was hoping I'd get a 2x4 and Jack the tank then strap it... You work to hard rev. 😁
I had no room for me and the jack under the tank.. thank good ess it was empty..
Merry Christmas Rev and family. And will be praying 🙏🏼 for your old man .
I hope 🤞 you and the old man keep working on them. I hope 🤞 the old man keep better . I like watching you and the old man working on them old car 🚗 and trucks. I hope 🤞 the old man comes back to work on them why you. God bless you and your family and the old man and is family. From Jim
Prayers for the ole man on Thursday, hope everything goes well,David I had a pinto it was lime green it was a good running car, it had a strong engine. Merry Christmas to your whole family
My parents and all 5 of us kids fit into our Pinto’s lol, we had 3 back in the days, 1 was a wagon version
Marry Christmas I love watching all your videos. Good luck in the surgery. Oldman
Merry Christmas to you and your family Rev! But I have to ask why you didn't use your jack and a piece of wood to help support the tank when you were working with the tank straps?
Merry Christmas to you your family the old man and your.momma. prayers to the old man's surgery enjoy your humor and your videos God bless you all
Merry Christmas to you and your entire family, Rev! Thank you for all you do!
Glad you folks are having fun with the little pinto, David shhh,don't tell Nikki T, I was flipping threw the old YT and ran across a channel there's a fella making turbo kits with spay for the 2.0 and the 2.3's that fits in pinto,mustang 2 and early fox bodies, just a thought 😁🤔🤫
I know exactly how you feel rev. My mind still thinks it can . But my body has a different idea.
Looks great once it's all finished, Merry Christmas and God bless you, and I'll have a word with Jesus to make sure your dad is just fine.
Nicely done Rev! Best to you and yours for the holidays!!!
Thank you and God bless you and your man have yourself a Merry Christmas and God bless your Christmas and have a happy New year let God be with you
Amen Brother! Will lift up the old man. For a successful surgery. I have one coming up myself. Awesome nod on the fuel tank. God bless Rev you and your family this Christmas Season! 🎄✝️🎄
Merry Christmas and God bless you and your familly too(including The Ole man) ! Thank you for the video (from Romania)!
I had an 87 ranger with a 2.0 liter, when I changed the timing belt, I'd put the old one behind the seat. The belt broke one night going to work one night in Baton Rouge La. The engine has valve clearance so no harm to the engine. I put the old belt on and was only about 45 minutes late for work. I've had experience with the over head valves before with my Mercury Bobcat with a 2.3 liter. Boss didn't believe my story till i showed him the broken belt.
I’m not a Tesla person at all but I have owned a few Pintos
Just discovered your channel. Great content love them old cars. I'm a chevy man myself, but love all kinds of cars. Even ford's:) . The pinto was really dependable car from 71 to 80, much more than the vega. Keep em coming. Have a blessed day and happy new year !
Here's hoping the Ole Man pulls through his surgery alright!
Hey Rev, first hope all is well with the old man! Praying for a speedy recovery!
The Pinto is sure coming along with her new tank and timing belt. You are right about finding a tank I look for you on the web and there is hardly anything to be had on there. Hope you are recovery from that tank strap to the mouth,I sure that hurt. You and the family take care and have A Merry Christmas!!
Very much like the pinto always very fast this I do know thanks for your time hello old man 😊 Lee
Merry Christmas to y'all! Gonna be cold! We're not too far about an hour from y'alls place and we've been running around making sure all our old rigs have either coolant or are drained. Be praying for your Daddy! Have fun with that Pinto..
I'm reviving my old 79 pinto on my channel. She is going to be a red, white, and blue, drag and drive, V8 freedom machine! Might have to get me one of them spectra tanks...
My uncle used to have a Ford Pinto when I was young
Merry Xmas Rev and the family....happy to see the pinto and the Ole man....
I can't believe it, but I was looking right at it. Your jack stands match the pinto.
Dang ole Moose has grown. I want a Corgi. But for right now we got an English Bulldog which I wanted all my life and was lucky enough to get in 2017.
Moose is most certainly growing.. super cool and smart dog..
Hey Rev I worked for Ford back then and did a bunch of them recalls, quite frankly that recall was joke, a plastic piece in front of the tank and a longer filler neck, that was it, I wasn't impressed, However I did own a Pinto, I loved it, I pulled a 1000 pound camper trailer with it, it was great car
Merry Christmas Rev the Ole Man and family. Have a Blessed Festive Season
say its almost Christmas .Rev.Dave & the old man . MARRY CHRISTMAS 2022 FROM FLINT MI . GORDON
Gotta love the Pott County Legend 🙂
Merry Christmas Rev and old man I will keep you in my prayers.
Leave no vacuum line to the distributor when setting the timing.I'm glad the strap didn't hurt you.I'll tell you though,I did laugh pretty good at the coil shock though.Been there.That'll wake you up.Best wishes 'Ol Man.Rev sure needs your 'helping hands' around.Merry Christmas Everyone!
It literally was loading up and bit the fire out of me. If I had hair it would have curled it.
The spring was not on correctly. The end of it is supposed to be behind the bolt next to it. I wish I lived closer to you, I would have been happy to help you with this. I am very well versed in 2000 cc pinto.