After 26 Years This 1971 Ford Highboy Is Back on the Road!
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2024
- In this episode of our 71 Ford Highboy rebuild saga, we’re diving headfirst into the heart of the beast! After a quarter-century of slumber, our 1971 Ford Highboy is roaring back to life. Buckle up, folks-this is where the magic happens!
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My limited mechanical skills wouldn't have guessed there was a mice motel in the exhaust. Great work as always bud!
Thanks 👍
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Hey, between 21 minutes and 31 you cut your hair cut. 😂 Always a spring event on our farm. Don’t need the extra insulation when the cold weather is done. That aside, those mice were busy.
Hey Matt it’s always great to see these old trucks back on the road. I had a couple of 71’s and a 70 all 2 wd l had trouble finding a good right grill insert for my 71 I was fixing up the right sides always seemed be broke so I ended up using the left side grill from my other 71 if remember all but 1 screw didn’t line up and I know the fins are angled differently from side to side from a distance you could even notice it.
Thanks! That’s good to know. I’m working on the cosmetic upgrades episode now and I actually patched together the right side grill I had. So it worked out.
Nice progress Matt! 😁👍 It's pretty cool to see the ole rig back on the road, driving under it's own power 😎
Thanks man!
Man had the money would come get that truck be a good one to enjoy and use it good job Matt loved the video
Nice update Matt. Good to see the truck running ! Always enjoy seeing what you’ve done on these old trucks. We just took our 68 Highboy out for the first drive since we got it buttoned up. Hopefully we’ll have the video out soon. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to your next update.
Thank you! First drives are the best!
Well done Matt...as always.
I appreciate that
Engine sounds really good!
Love this ol girl.....shes a beaut Matt!
Thanks!
Great project i like true dual glasspacks
Me too almost every project vehicle or daily driver vehicle I've had had true dual straight pipes and glass pack mufflers or a single straight pipe and glass pack muffler..
I've seen several 2g, and 3g Ford alternator swaps for the bumpside Ford trucks
I grew up hearing two of the most obnoxious fe bbf trucks both bumpside Ford trucks one was my dad's 70 Ford F-250 360fe 4spd with the rusty manifolds and it had several bent pushrods when we first got the truck, and ine of his good buddy's had a truck I'd have loved to own even for a short bed a dark burgundy color and a even darker red and silver pinstripe, it a 72 Ford sport custom explorer short bed 390 6.4 litre column shift 3spd with a overdrive pull handle... under the dash... anyway that was around 1994 and he gave $4300 for the truck back then and unfortunately he got it to big block swap a 79 mercury Capri 255 v8 automatic transmission, and i was kinda afraid to see what I would have to have to buy the 71 Ford truck and I wish I would have just asked i have not seen the truck since....
Matt was limited. Slip ever available in the front end? On an F250. I sure do love your videos❤❤❤❤
Not until 2021 with the tremor package.
I have some nice oe headlight bezels I would donate to the build, too bad we are across the country from each other.
Thanks! But I have the bezels for this truck so Ill be using those when I do the cosmetics.
@@MattKubik1791 sounds good
Nicely done.....sure sounds good. What carb did you put on it?
It is just a Chineseium one from the jungle website.
Would you recommend this carburetor?
@@brentambo6555 I have used a couple on budget builds and have had decent luck with them. I prefer Autoline but the one I needed for this truck was out of stock at the time.
That mustang in the back ground got a nice coat of dust on it
Happens to the best of them.
@MattKubik1791 got video in the works for that one, I love that car
@@mattthiede5772 nothing right now
How was the oil pressure after the engine is warmed up?
Forgot to look after the drive.
Pulled the hood by myself on the 78.... Never again. Neck and shoulder did not like it at all. That hood picker is nice for a individual installer!
Do you know when you will be ready to sell this truck?
Once its finished
You didnt even paint that water pump?!?! Its guna just turn to rust right away!?
You did a good job getting it going anyway! And yup, 4 gallons of coolant is what mine holds as well. That's a full engine & rad. It sounds like it runs pretty good.
Is this something you want to sell?
If you bought 1 new muffler, why not buy another and make a simple dual exhaust exiting infront of the back wheels?
I like this set up on a stock engine. Just personal preference.
I had a 2 inch straight pipe and a dynomax race magnum 3 1/2 case 2.25 inlet and outlet glass pack muffler and it was on my 86 Buick Regal Factory V8 Sport Coupe Oldsmobile roller cam 307 V8, and the 80 Chevy c20 Scottsdale with a 68 250L6 except for the 3 inch exhaust pipe and the same glass pack muffler just 2 1/2 inch inlet and outlet,, and the 3 1/2 aluminized fence pipe tubing and those were some of the best sounding exhaust systems i had and they were single exhaust pipes.. so yeah i understand that Matt kubik sir..
The 3 1/2 inch exhaust pipe tubing was on my 89 Chevy S10 EL regular cab short bed 2.5litre tbi 4cyl 5spd with the metal reverse gear whine... And for those who don't know the EL is the base model of Chevy S10
@@richardbates2367 And this is a 360 FE motor where a simple tucked dual exhaust system would be more efficient. Any tuning tricks on basically stock engine helps with horsepower to the wheels and gas mileage. With an autolite or a non electronic distributor there is an adjustment with an allen wrench in the vacuum advance to fine tune the timing.