Getting Van Ready For the Winter | Rust Repair part 1 / Dodge B250 1992

My daily driver needs to be ready for the brutal winter or its probably not going to make it, already rusted out severely under the frame. All I need is for the salt to finish the job and then to be without transportation. In this video I will show you not much but give you an idea what I am using and doing to fight back the deterioration. Using a little bit of Rust-Oleum undercoating and primer will cover some things, but more sever areas need something else to do the job. The deterioration of rust over the years untreated can be bad and not sure how I am even still driving a 1992 Dodge B250. A dodge van that's been sitting for years in the open through winter seasons. I am not a rust repair person but I am a DIY type of individual that like working on things when I can. I probably do a lot of things I have seen on UA-cam because it saves money and its more entertaining. If I did what a certified mechanic told me to do it would be more entertaining for him or her and it would be game over for you getting any thing on the Dodge B250. First of all they would talk about how much of a peace of shit! it and that's because most people these days don't understand why some people like old vans. They only think a Lamborghini should run the runway and the biggest trucks should run people off the run way, Just joking LOL. Drive what you want to drive! and be who you want to be. Thanks for watching! and share like or Subscribe!
Rust- Oleum Products Used in Video:
15 oz. Matte Black Rubberized Undercoating Spray.
12 oz. Flat Gray Primer General Purpose Primer Spray.
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[@Lit_Hot_takes]

It's look'n good 👍

[@ThatWhiskeylovinAsianGuy]

now that is gonna look kick ass, once you're done with it. you should so install a tv. my son and i play retro games in my ford E250 with a google chromecast hooked up to the TV.

[@AcoraWhite]

@@ThatWhiskeylovinAsianGuy Sounds like a cool idea! 😎 once I start traveling hopefully soon I'll definitely be wanting entertainment on the road. I'll probably play the PlayStation original, Ninja. Never finished the game because it was the demo version it'd always played years ago.

[@gsf-g8y]

I love all these old dodge vans!! I hope the project goes well
Ohhhh and the reason it was sparking was due to an arc being created through the socket somehow. You may have accidentally been touching some other metal or hit some with the socket. You can avoid this by putting on the negative after the positive as touching metal while touching the negative wont create that spark problem!

[@AcoraWhite]

@@gsf-g8yI see why there so great! I know I was looking for another Chevy Express but couldn't find one after 2 months of looking. Then I saw the Dodge but I didn't Dodge like some people think I should've. And electrical stuff that's really great to know and thank you! and I'll definitely avoid getting shocked! 🙀 ⚡ The next time it's always good to know something important.

[@MrLandphill]

please get that welded

[@AcoraWhite]

@@MrLandphill Yes I'm going to weld it hopefully next week!

[@MrLandphill]

@@AcoraWhite I should have waited to comment, I heard you say your Dad was getting a welder. looking good.

[@AcoraWhite]

@@MrLandphill he got one at harbor freight the day I filmed the video. Can't wait to use it but he will be welding it though lol. I've been watching some welding videos so I could be the one welding instead. If I do I will film it hopefully for the next update. Glad 😊 you liked the video.