Your Grand Parent in-laws are a reflection of a better world, respectful, humble and modest, reminds me of my father, would wear a suit and tie just to go to the shops. When this generation finally departs the world will be a poorer place without them.
73 to 79 fords were always the go-to for me. I’ve had probably 40 of them over the years. I didn’t always drive them, but when it came to farming I may have had 4 or 5 in the field at any given time. You just couldn’t kill them. Later on I found that you could always trade one for any other vehicle because everybody else wanted one as much as I did.
I have a 77, was a life long dream to have a truck like my dad had when I was growing up. I was lucky enough to find a Nevada transplant rust free truck up here in Minnesota.
Man Dylan, this video hit close to home for me. In January of 2020 we lost our Papa at age 93. In May of 2020, I was able to purchase his triple blue, all original 68,000 mile 1981 Chevrolet Silverado. Since then we have restored it back to its formal glory, headache rack and all. Grandma was able to see it afterwards and she passed shortly after. They are both with our LORD and Savior forever. What you've done here for your wife's family is straight up awesome. God bless you brother. The truck looks great! Ephesians 2:8
Absolutely loved how much the family loves that sweet old gal! Nice to see they not only were great caretakers for her but also want her kept in the family!
Man, I just finished the video. I'd forgotten I had to stop about a third of the way through. What a fantastic truck. I immediately got online and ordered a few parts for my 1973 highboy. Needs some U-joints and I'm just gonna give it a little extra love. What a great family. I don't know what it is about these old Ford's but they really become part of the family. Like I said my dad and my grandpa had em and some of my best memories are in those trucks. I was brought home from the hospital when I was born in my grandpa's 77. Mom, grandpa and I rode up front and dad and grandma sat in the bed.
How I know this is my favorite Dylan Mccool video? Well typically I find myself skipping through bits of videos ready to see the final result but my southern ass cant get enough of the stories from the family and the truck itself
I’ve had many trucks over the years, my first two trucks being a 72 Ford F100 & a 79 Ford F150 . Brings back some fond memories. I know you’re a Mopar guy but thanks for sharing the Ford Series. I guess Josh (sleeperdude) is rubbing off on you a little bit 😂. Enjoying your channel! Many thanks to the family for sharing their stories of the 77 Ford 4x4.
My dad had a 77 or 78 F-150 red and white paint with an all red interior. Your pov of driving brought me back to being 4 or 5 sitting on my dads lap driving up and down the gravel driveway. He died back in 95. I miss them and that truck. My brother and I are always looking for a truck like our dad’s.
I love the commentary from the family members and there memories of the truck,im such a softy but it made feel good to hear them talk about the ole truck.
Loved the combo of documentary style interview and wrenching on the truck. Excellent editing and story telling - this was really good - congrats on the truck and family experience.
I got the 78 f150 ranger when I was 13 and me and my dad restored it with a built 429 and we painted it hemi orange and it looked sharp because I had all the original chrome, it took 3 years to restore just in time for my driver's license. I got to dive it 3 months and our garage caught fire and took the truck with it😭 but that was back in the late 90s and the one thing that I still have is the knowledge my dad taught me because he was ap body man/mechanic as a profession and especially the memories 😊
I had a 76 f150 back in the early 80's. I miss that truck. Rust free! Gave it to my daddy, he drove it a few more years, and the rearend went out. He sold it to a young kid for $50 dollars. Mine didn't look near this pretty, but I loved it.
Dentside Fords will always be my favorite trucks. My family has had many of them over the years and they are very hard to kill and good lookin too. Very well preserved truck and im glad to see it come back to life
You were lucky to marry into such a seemingly warm family. Take care of it because i would think all eyes will be on that heirloom they all built so many childhood memories with. Youll honor the new fam by passing it down again and remembering how special it is that they like you enough to allow the new hire to use the forklift. Blessed for sure.
Awesome truck revival! But, that’s second to all the heartfelt testimony by the family. Truly, a priceless story. Thanks for giving The Goose back its wings and letting it fly once again.
The "self interviews" of your wife's family members adds to the story and connection of this truck. It's almost like you're watching a mini documentary, so well done.
Definitely one of my favourite videos of yours Dylan, and I’ve been watching for a long time now. Something about having the family interviews interspersed adds so much to the content. Long may she run.
Wow, Dylan, I really truly hope that this truck stays in the family and doesn't get sold to a different family. It should stay in the family until it cannot work anymore and it has to be retired forever. Because this truck has such a cool story. And I hope the story keeps going.
Absolutely my favorite vehicle ever made. Grew up riding in a retired Forest Service 1974 100 and a 1977 F150 my grandfather bought brand new. So many memories in these guys. I own 3 myself right now. Can't say enough good about em.
Thank you to the family and thank you Dylan for sharing this. We hear back stories often but we rarely get to hear the story from the folks that loved a car or truck so much that they kept it near and dear to their heart, a part of the family. This video is a keeper, one that should never be forgotten. Again, TY all to those involved.
My fondness memories of Ford trucks has to be the old dent side 75 4x4 390 that my uncle owned back in the day.Old Brown what a truck she was🫡Fords are the most legendary trucks for many reasons! You just can't beat em🤠!Great truck Great Story Great content Dylan💯
Great truck , nice to hear the storys from start through the generations , a true family heirloom , may the chrome stay bright, engine keep humming, and the wheels keep turning 🙏, thanks for sharing 👍💨💨
Imo, your best video yet! I'm biased though. I'm a Ford guy, and this truck is the same year as mine! Haven't finished watching yet, but if that temp gauge was at half, that's hot. These trucks typically don't run much past the N in normal. 351Ms have a bad rep. Mainly because they wipe main bearings. Before I swapped in my 460, the M that was in it wasn't a race car by any means. But it had plenty of torque for a worn out and neglected motor. That's a beautiful and sought after truck. Factory ac, race track trim, that's an awesome truck and so glad to see it being preserved!
what a nice old Rig, thank you for getting her running for the family, it's very obvious how much they love that old girl. I know it's not always possible, but hearing the stories of her past was very nice.
Great video. It's so cool to just see someone keep a vehicle for so long especially when it's not needed as a daily driver. Keep finding these treasures, both the vehicles and the people.
Dylan, thank you for including the grandparent interview. I see so much of Harold in your wife! You cant beat genetics. Thanks for the content brother.
Dad bought a new 390 powered, automatic F250 2WD in 1973.... That thing was an absolute BEAST. And he always ran Co-Op Grip Spurs or Buckshot Mudders on the rear, LOL
Awesome Truck Had a 1977 like that with the same engine 351, even had the gun racks on the back window. Brings back some great Memories for sure. Enjoyed the story that the family shared about the truck. That’s what it’s all about family and memories ! Thanks for sharing ! Keep,up,the great work !
Dylan, this is quite possibly your best video yet! It's so cool that this truck has (and will) remain in the family. And once again proves cars and trucks are far more than mere transportation, they make memories that will live on forever. Fantastic job! Now, about the '65/'66 Mustang in the background....... :)
The format of this video is awesome. The way you work on it a bit and then insert a clip of the history of the truck is great. I know it's not every day that you come across a revival with so much history, but this content is remarkable. I don't give out likes lightly, but this absolutely deserves one. Keep the content coming.
Love them…my dad had one as a kid…use to sit on his knee and drive it…I just rescued a 79 F150 4x4 4 speed sitting over 20 years…fired it up after some tinkering and parked her in the barn ❤
On the starting issue. Sometimes the neutral safety switch is out of adjustment. Usually just pull up on the gear selector into park and hold it and your switch will work. Or put it in neutral to start.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video! The family aspect is always endearing and I could feel the life of the truck through them. Vehicles don't have life but our memories give them life. Thanks, so much, for sharing.
That Truck is very nice. Loved just hearing them talk about it and tell us all the stories of what they could remember of the truck in past days. Dang near had tears in my eyes at the end of the video hearing them say last couple words about it.
The family commentary throughout the video was a very nice touch, and very well done. Great truck, first year of the race track trim which looked so good on a dent side. And a short bed 4x4, quite the desirable combination.
Such a beautiful ole ford and so kind of you to help get it back on the road to be enjoyed, really reminds of some of the trucks my dad and granddad had and makes me want one of my own even more to fix up
Really love the video as always, Dylan! Other than the few things you had to do, this truck was a real time capsule ready to wake up and get going! Loved seeing family members reminisce about the truck. Laughed out loud at your grandpa talking about the truck pull! To be honest I wasn't sure if I was down for a 90 minute video on one vehicle that looked so pristine but man it was worth it. I really, *really* enjoy your content, regardless. Don't forget to do some more livestreams so I can throw you a superchat. Everyone - subscribe to this young man!
Beautiful truck, I’ve inherited my grandfathers ‘78 250 that’s been sitting about 20 years being started occasionally but well preserved just as this one so it gets me motivated to get back to it seeing this one. My family inheritance truck came with the same 351m sludge maker that did what 351m’s did and got tired early in life. Unfortunately of the 351’s the 351m was a terrible engine, when he said this one was rebuilt it makes perfect sense as to why. Fantastic truck and thanks for the motivation.
Yeah that is exactly what I was thinking when the family a few of them mentioned that the 351m is a great motor I'm like definitely not it's a boat anchor lol
Really love this video. I had a 78 F250 2 wheel drive limited slip rear end. Had a 351M in it put 325,000 miles on it before I sold it. Still saw it on the road in 2010.
What a great video loved listening to all of the family’s stories about the truck and it took me back to my teenage years when I had a 78 red and white 2wd f150 and my memories of working on it and driving it!
Dylan wow!!! What an awesome..awesome video man. This one hit home for me. My family is a true FORD family. And my father owned a 78 f150 short bed that when i was a boy have many memories in and when my old man passed i inherited it. And I’m in the process of restoring her back to the way she was that I can remember how many more years to come to share with my kids and family
Thanks for doing what you do great video, and a beautiful truck with a lot of great memories behind it. Nothing beats the smiles and joy you brought upon the family seeing her going again.
That’s an awsome truck. Love seeing someone work on a dent side . I have a 79 f150 4wd that our family has had since the early 80s . Love these trucks . 👍
We got a 77 f250 my grandpa bought with my uncle back in 82. My grandpa really wanted to see me drive it one more time before he passes but his mind has left before that could happen. I’ve put time into the truck and my grandpa doesn’t want me messing with it anymore. We got it running in the fall of 2020. I was so happy to finally hear it run. I probably would’ve drove it that same week but it lost all power going to the key and dash. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I might be able to drive it before I take all the parts I’ve put on it off as it’ll probably end up in a junk yard or in the hands of somebody else. The other day I seen a survivor 77 f150 or f250. Beautiful truck. Dark red with red matching wheels. You can see some videos on my UA-cam channel of my grandpa’s truck an what it looks like now. Great video and I appreciate it very much. 🇺🇸
Your Grand Parent in-laws are a reflection of a better world, respectful, humble and modest, reminds me of my father, would wear a suit and tie just to go to the shops. When this generation finally departs the world will be a poorer place without them.
73 to 79 fords were always the go-to for me. I’ve had probably 40 of them over the years. I didn’t always drive them, but when it came to farming I may have had 4 or 5 in the field at any given time. You just couldn’t kill them. Later on I found that you could always trade one for any other vehicle because everybody else wanted one as much as I did.
yea my i love the 70s ford i had a 79 with the square headlights but wish it was the rounds lol. if i ever get a chance im going to get another one.
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@@newedition0456 same here, had a ‘79 was a great truck
I have a 77, was a life long dream to have a truck like my dad had when I was growing up. I was lucky enough to find a Nevada transplant rust free truck up here in Minnesota.
Hell Yeah bro, My first ride was a 74, love the dent sides👍🤘🔥
Man Dylan, this video hit close to home for me. In January of 2020 we lost our Papa at age 93. In May of 2020, I was able to purchase his triple blue, all original 68,000 mile 1981 Chevrolet Silverado. Since then we have restored it back to its formal glory, headache rack and all. Grandma was able to see it afterwards and she passed shortly after. They are both with our LORD and Savior forever. What you've done here for your wife's family is straight up awesome. God bless you brother. The truck looks great! Ephesians 2:8
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"the lord" doesn't exist is a figment of the American mind, your welcome from the atheists of Australia
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@@ilduce4298 you can keep your f'ed god thank you very much.
73-79 Dent side fords are just the best looking trucks ever
They’re certainly high up on my list.
What a beautiful truck definitely the best thing you’ve had on your channel
Love how the brothers finish each other's sentences. That family is tight.
Great episode Dylan!
That's The Truck that started the Best Selling Truck Run. Iconic Keeper. Awesome Truck
Absolutely loved how much the family loves that sweet old gal! Nice to see they not only were great caretakers for her but also want her kept in the family!
Love these historical style videos with the family Talking about the vehicle and its life So refreshing and Relaxing to watch 21:30 @Dylan McCool
Man, I just finished the video. I'd forgotten I had to stop about a third of the way through. What a fantastic truck. I immediately got online and ordered a few parts for my 1973 highboy. Needs some U-joints and I'm just gonna give it a little extra love. What a great family. I don't know what it is about these old Ford's but they really become part of the family. Like I said my dad and my grandpa had em and some of my best memories are in those trucks. I was brought home from the hospital when I was born in my grandpa's 77. Mom, grandpa and I rode up front and dad and grandma sat in the bed.
What a beautiful old Ford truck! I know that thing has to have been SO much fun in the winter!
One of the best years of Ford trucks
Love the good ol boys stories.
One of your best episodes. Thanks.
GREAT video DYLAN 👍THE 4X4 FORD TRUCK IS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL..LOVE THE ORANGE AND WHITE 👍
The interviews with the family recalling their memories with the truck were really, really cool.
How I know this is my favorite Dylan Mccool video? Well typically I find myself skipping through bits of videos ready to see the final result but my southern ass cant get enough of the stories from the family and the truck itself
55:55 salt of the earth, loving people, to have a beer with. Solid, genuine, trustworthy. love 'em
Great Video As always Brother 1:36:00 thank you so much for sharing the stories and The History and the entertainment @Dylan McCool
I’ve had many trucks over the years, my first two trucks being a 72 Ford F100 & a 79 Ford F150 . Brings back some fond memories. I know you’re a Mopar guy but thanks for sharing the Ford Series. I guess Josh (sleeperdude) is rubbing off on you a little bit 😂. Enjoying your channel! Many thanks to the family for sharing their stories of the 77 Ford 4x4.
My dad had a 77 or 78 F-150 red and white paint with an all red interior. Your pov of driving brought me back to being 4 or 5 sitting on my dads lap driving up and down the gravel driveway. He died back in 95. I miss them and that truck. My brother and I are always looking for a truck like our dad’s.
If it had this style grille it was a '77.
'78 & '79 had the later Bronco style grille.
Great video I'm glad to see you and Josh of sleeperdude hanging out and helping each other stay blessed
Love how you did the family Interviews and history about the truck Throughout the Video 1:34:21 @Dylan McCool
I love the commentary from the family members and there memories of the truck,im such a softy but it made feel good to hear them talk about the ole truck.
Loved the combo of documentary style interview and wrenching on the truck. Excellent editing and story telling - this was really good - congrats on the truck and family experience.
Omg That 77 Ford is Stunning 1:42 I miss my 75 Step Side EveryDay @Dylan McCool
I got the 78 f150 ranger when I was 13 and me and my dad restored it with a built 429 and we painted it hemi orange and it looked sharp because I had all the original chrome, it took 3 years to restore just in time for my driver's license. I got to dive it 3 months and our garage caught fire and took the truck with it😭 but that was back in the late 90s and the one thing that I still have is the knowledge my dad taught me because he was ap body man/mechanic as a profession and especially the memories 😊
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Love how papa got dressed up in a suit and tie for the interview. 👍👍
Great to hear the families stories as we progress through the restoration…
Very well presented
That trucks ready for a big Smokey red 22! Looks just like the Smokey & the bandit roadblock scene with ‘hot pants’ 👌
I had a 76 f150 back in the early 80's. I miss that truck. Rust free! Gave it to my daddy, he drove it a few more years, and the rearend went out. He sold it to a young kid for $50 dollars.
Mine didn't look near this pretty, but I loved it.
You’re not giving us a video, You’re giving us a story, with a hint of video. This is awesome.
Dentside Fords will always be my favorite trucks. My family has had many of them over the years and they are very hard to kill and good lookin too. Very well preserved truck and im glad to see it come back to life
My step-dad had a '77. What a great truck, a lot of memories up in the woods.
I’m a Chevy man but I would definitely own that body style of F-150.
You were lucky to marry into such a seemingly warm family. Take care of it because i would think all eyes will be on that heirloom they all built so many childhood memories with.
Youll honor the new fam by passing it down again and remembering how special it is that they like you enough to allow the new hire to use the forklift. Blessed for sure.
Awesome truck revival! But, that’s second to all the heartfelt testimony by the family. Truly, a priceless story. Thanks for giving The Goose back its wings and letting it fly once again.
Its good to see Dylan McCool!!
Know what? I like that Harold put on a suit for this. Also: restomodding a '78 F100 right now
The "self interviews" of your wife's family members adds to the story and connection of this truck.
It's almost like you're watching a mini documentary, so well done.
Definitely one of my favourite videos of yours Dylan, and I’ve been watching for a long time now. Something about having the family interviews interspersed adds so much to the content. Long may she run.
Awesome vid weaving in the history, love that yu are wearing a sleeperdude shirt as well! Kepp bringing us great content.
Wow, Dylan, I really truly hope that this truck stays in the family and doesn't get sold to a different family. It should stay in the family until it cannot work anymore and it has to be retired forever. Because this truck has such a cool story. And I hope the story keeps going.
That truck did some serious work, now it deserves a full restoration and to be pampered.
Absolutely my favorite vehicle ever made. Grew up riding in a retired Forest Service 1974 100 and a 1977 F150 my grandfather bought brand new. So many memories in these guys. I own 3 myself right now. Can't say enough good about em.
Wow that is one beautiful old ford. I had a 76&78 when I was young I miss my 76 every day
Thank you to the family and thank you Dylan for sharing this. We hear back stories often but we rarely get to hear the story from the folks that loved a car or truck so much that they kept it near and dear to their heart, a part of the family. This video is a keeper, one that should never be forgotten. Again, TY all to those involved.
My fondness memories of Ford trucks has to be the old dent side 75 4x4 390 that my uncle owned back in the day.Old Brown what a truck she was🫡Fords are the most legendary trucks for many reasons! You just can't beat em🤠!Great truck Great Story Great content Dylan💯
Great truck , nice to hear the storys from start through the generations , a true family heirloom , may the chrome stay bright, engine keep humming, and the wheels keep turning 🙏, thanks for sharing 👍💨💨
Imo, your best video yet! I'm biased though. I'm a Ford guy, and this truck is the same year as mine! Haven't finished watching yet, but if that temp gauge was at half, that's hot. These trucks typically don't run much past the N in normal. 351Ms have a bad rep. Mainly because they wipe main bearings. Before I swapped in my 460, the M that was in it wasn't a race car by any means. But it had plenty of torque for a worn out and neglected motor. That's a beautiful and sought after truck. Factory ac, race track trim, that's an awesome truck and so glad to see it being preserved!
I like how you incorporated the familys stories into the video.. great job!
what a nice old Rig, thank you for getting her running for the family, it's very obvious how much they love that old girl. I know it's not always possible, but hearing the stories of her past was very nice.
Great video. It's so cool to just see someone keep a vehicle for so long especially when it's not needed as a daily driver. Keep finding these treasures, both the vehicles and the people.
Adding in the owners recollections was the best touch I've seen in a long while! What a great idea for aa Run and Drive video.
Man!!!! The door cards in that truck are completely flawless!!!
Truck is priceless as well as Sleeper dude t-shirt!!!
Excellent video. I grew up in Ford trucks. Glad to see these jewels taken care of.
Dylan, thank you for including the grandparent interview. I see so much of Harold in your wife! You cant beat genetics. Thanks for the content brother.
Dad bought a new 390 powered, automatic F250 2WD in 1973.... That thing was an absolute BEAST. And he always ran Co-Op Grip Spurs or Buckshot Mudders on the rear, LOL
I don't normally comment, but this was an awesome video! Thank you Dylan and family! God Bless & take care.
Awesome Truck Had a 1977 like that with the same engine 351, even had the gun racks on the back window.
Brings back some great Memories for sure. Enjoyed the story that the family shared about the truck. That’s what it’s all about family and memories !
Thanks for sharing !
Keep,up,the great work !
Dylan, this is quite possibly your best video yet! It's so cool that this truck has (and will) remain in the family. And once again proves cars and trucks are far more than mere transportation, they make memories that will live on forever. Fantastic job! Now, about the '65/'66 Mustang in the background....... :)
The format of this video is awesome. The way you work on it a bit and then insert a clip of the history of the truck is great. I know it's not every day that you come across a revival with so much history, but this content is remarkable. I don't give out likes lightly, but this absolutely deserves one. Keep the content coming.
Love them…my dad had one as a kid…use to sit on his knee and drive it…I just rescued a 79 F150 4x4 4 speed sitting over 20 years…fired it up after some tinkering and parked her in the barn ❤
This is Ford truck perfection!
I loved the stories by the parents and their kids sprinkled throughout the video. Every vehicle has its own story.
I'm very proud and happy to see all your family you did a great job getting her going back road😊
Nice truck , Dylan. You are blessing to the family as well as to all of us watching you ! 🙏
Good content Dylan,the video flows really good having the family members involved in it too!
We had a 79 when I was a kid. It was long bed 4wd with a 400 sbf with a 4 speed standard tranny. I loved that truck. We took it everywhere!
On the starting issue. Sometimes the neutral safety switch is out of adjustment. Usually just pull up on the gear selector into park and hold it and your switch will work. Or put it in neutral to start.
That was a heart warming episode, thanks Dylan
One of the best videos I've seen. Thanks Dillon for the video on the old Ford truck Love it.
Great episode. Loved hearing the stories from the family on the history of this beautiful truck.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video! The family aspect is always endearing and I could feel the life of the truck through them. Vehicles don't have life but our memories give them life. Thanks, so much, for sharing.
That Truck is very nice. Loved just hearing them talk about it and tell us all the stories of what they could remember of the truck in past days. Dang near had tears in my eyes at the end of the video hearing them say last couple words about it.
The family commentary throughout the video was a very nice touch, and very well done. Great truck, first year of the race track trim which looked so good on a dent side. And a short bed 4x4, quite the desirable combination.
What a great truck - she's a beauty! Hope y'all put some more work into it, she certainly deserves it. 😎
Such a beautiful ole ford and so kind of you to help get it back on the road to be enjoyed, really reminds of some of the trucks my dad and granddad had and makes me want one of my own even more to fix up
Really love the video as always, Dylan! Other than the few things you had to do, this truck was a real time capsule ready to wake up and get going! Loved seeing family members reminisce about the truck. Laughed out loud at your grandpa talking about the truck pull! To be honest I wasn't sure if I was down for a 90 minute video on one vehicle that looked so pristine but man it was worth it. I really, *really* enjoy your content, regardless. Don't forget to do some more livestreams so I can throw you a superchat. Everyone - subscribe to this young man!
That old truck looks very nice.. It is also nice to see you include your wife in your adventures.
Love that exhaust sound your making me miss My 75 Ford F150 Step Side So much 25:34 @Dylan McCool
Love you are repping another channels merch. SleeperDude is a great channel too.
My dad had a 1977 F150 XLT, the shots of Dylan driving this truck reminds me so much of my dad’s truck. I learned out to drive on that truck.
Nice truck. I'm green with envy. Lol. I had a 77 two wheel drive in beautiful shape a few years ago. We called it Old Blue.
I’m not a Ford guy by any means but I got to admit that’s a pretty sweet lookin truck.
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God that Exhaust sounds So Amazing 😮 58:00 @Dylan McCool
Beautiful truck, I’ve inherited my grandfathers ‘78 250 that’s been sitting about 20 years being started occasionally but well preserved just as this one so it gets me motivated to get back to it seeing this one. My family inheritance truck came with the same 351m sludge maker that did what 351m’s did and got tired early in life. Unfortunately of the 351’s the 351m was a terrible engine, when he said this one was rebuilt it makes perfect sense as to why. Fantastic truck and thanks for the motivation.
Yeah that is exactly what I was thinking when the family a few of them mentioned that the 351m is a great motor I'm like definitely not it's a boat anchor lol
Really love this video. I had a 78 F250 2 wheel drive limited slip rear end. Had a 351M in it put 325,000 miles on it before I sold it. Still saw it on the road in 2010.
Loved this one DYLAN. All in the family!!!!!!!
Had a 77 351 win. Tough truck, problems like them all. Just got to take care of them. Live the video, blessings to you all.
I really enjoyed this video. Such a nice family. Vehicles used to have so much sentimental value. Took me back. Thanks for bringing us along.
We have lots of nice old Fords at work (that's our specialty) THAT is a beautiful truck!!!
What a great video loved listening to all of the family’s stories about the truck and it took me back to my teenage years when I had a 78 red and white 2wd f150 and my memories of working on it and driving it!
Dylan wow!!! What an awesome..awesome video man. This one hit home for me. My family is a true FORD family. And my father owned a 78 f150 short bed that when i was a boy have many memories in and when my old man passed i inherited it. And I’m in the process of restoring her back to the way she was that I can remember how many more years to come to share with my kids and family
Ford power for life
As a first gen ram owner myself, these are some of the best looking trucks ever made.
Awesome vid Dylan. It’s great to hear all the family memories, some really touching stories. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for doing what you do great video, and a beautiful truck with a lot of great memories behind it. Nothing beats the smiles and joy you brought upon the family seeing her going again.
That’s an awsome truck. Love seeing someone work on a dent side . I have a 79 f150 4wd that our family has had since the early 80s . Love these trucks . 👍
Shes such a beautiful truck! Glad your working on her!
We got a 77 f250 my grandpa bought with my uncle back in 82. My grandpa really wanted to see me drive it one more time before he passes but his mind has left before that could happen. I’ve put time into the truck and my grandpa doesn’t want me messing with it anymore. We got it running in the fall of 2020. I was so happy to finally hear it run. I probably would’ve drove it that same week but it lost all power going to the key and dash. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I might be able to drive it before I take all the parts I’ve put on it off as it’ll probably end up in a junk yard or in the hands of somebody else.
The other day I seen a survivor 77 f150 or f250. Beautiful truck. Dark red with red matching wheels.
You can see some videos on my UA-cam channel of my grandpa’s truck an what it looks like now. Great video and I appreciate it very much. 🇺🇸