1971 F100 FE 360 (Dumas) ABANDONED 39 YEARS!! | PART 2: WILL IT DRIVE???
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- Опубліковано 27 жов 2022
- We got it running in the last video so let's see if we can drive it out of its grave!!
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Please don’t change brother. Your videos and one other guys videos are by far my fav. No one else even comes close. You’re extremely brilliant. Yet just a normal fella like most of us. It’s great watching you. When I want to learn something and laugh at the same time. I come to you. I’ve seen every video of yours. And every time I open UA-cam. I look to see if you came out with something new before I watch anything else. If that tells ya anything
Yes best channel about car's on the tube for sure
I concur!
Watch sleeperdude he's quite good
I'm extremely happy with the way Chad edits and leave the content in his capable hands. I think this is part of the attraction and interest we have in his channel.. Thanks Chad but we like it just the way you serve it up.
Jennimgmotorsport is great too
The difference between this channel and most others like it is astounding. Some say that a car has been sitting for decades and when they open the hood the engine has a new carburoster or a fuel pump. They fiddle with it for a few minutes and it fires up and idles no problem. Sir Chad with your bad knees admitting mistakes and taking days or weeks to get a car to drive home is refreshing honesty.
I agree
Chad...
the sense of pride you must have had when that ole girl Crawled out of that hole after 39 years!!!
Hard work does pay off
Don’t call yourself stupid. I’ve been an automotive mechanic for forty years. Never been afraid of trying anything. I’ve amazed myself by things I’ve doubted would work
I think the amount of work you show is perfect. I wouldn't change things to show any less. For me, these 1 to 1.5 hour vids are perfect. Also I understand going through hours of footage to get to a final product and appreciate the work you put in.
I agree. You have found the perfect balance of work to length for these types of videos. Especially love how much mannerisms you show in the process
i agree. and i like to add i have huge respect for this guy most people wouldnt have put that much time into that old truck to make it move he never gave up.
2-3 hours of editing every single night. It's worth it tho!
I enjoy seeing as much work as you wish to show.
To me, the longer videos are great.
One of my favorite channels.
Agreed, you don't learn anything just watching before and after. There are lots of neat tricks to get the job done I'd never think of.
Agree!
The 5th time now ....@1:14:10 @im dead laugh 😂🤣😂🤣😂 nnnn
I agree 100%.
I really like the way you avoid foul language when working on the projects . It shows maturity and good character that unfortunately is extremely rare now.
There's just something satisfying about bringing something back to life once left to be forgotten. Heck of a job there! Blessings and respect to the grind and hustle!
I know nothing about mechanic stuff, but I'm totally addicted to watching you bring these old beasts back to life. Keep up the good work brother.
Our family really enjoys the work being shown ,it doesn't matter if it's 4 hours or 6 . As long you don't fast foward everthing ,like it's a cassette tape. Alot of folks thinks their footage that fast is cool. It only makes people watching dizzy+ pukin.. We enjoy your videos + will watch it thru, like we have the previous videos. My ford truck has 3 names,it is a 1986 f-150,xlt,lariet.
Don’t change a thing. I think people need to see how much work goes into working on these old cars and trucks. Thanks for such great videos ❤
I like seeing the work you do cause there are some of us that like the knowledge of how things work.and you take us with you to fix these things....i really wanna say thank you for your videos...
I think that the way you do things right now are perfect, you show a fair amount of your work without it being too tedious. I also like the 60-90 min videos you’ve been doing, the work along with the humor is a perfect combination 👍
Please don't change your style of videos! For sure we want to see how you work and how it's done in your way. I agree with you, some channels are explaining what thea are gonna do, then cut and it's done, that's totally annoying. You got the right balance between footage your work and repetetive things that you already shown before!
Really enjoying your vids, they are quite unique and nice to watch, thanks a lot!
😂👍👍👍
Preshate that. 👍
To be honest, I like to see some of the work on other parts of the cars, but I like to see the majority of the work under the hood. If you don't know how to change or work on brakes, then you probably shouldn't be watching channels like this, that's what Scotty Kilmer is for. I like seeing the majority of what it takes to get the things running. I have been an ASE certified mechanic for over 20 years now, so I know what it takes, but it's fun for me to watch people do it on older cars and watch them come back to life. Just like the fact that I am a truck driver who deals with people doing dumb stuff and every day I come home and watch people do dumb stuff on dashcam footage. I like seeing other people's methods, and how they deal with certain situations. The "Will It Run" videos are always fun in my opinion.
Personally I prefer longer videos and seeing the work, or at least as much as you're willing to show. I appreciate what you do. God bless and take care bud.
The common everyday driver (non mechanic) needs to see what us technicians/mechanics go through when doing repairs as every job is rarely a 1 hour job! Great work, keep them videos coming.
I absolutely love this old rig. I also love your attitude and personality. Just real, no Hollywood here! Keep on being you .
Respect from the UK 🇬🇧
I have to admire your persistence. A lot of people don't have the patience to do what you do, I guess that's why the truck was abandoned.
I like to see the amount of work you’ve been showing in your videos so far. Seems perfect as far as that and the drives after the revivals
Please show most of the work it is crazy helpful to folks learning how to do it for them selves. Showing the mistakes/ accidents helps everyone understand sometimes things don't go well or easy!!!! Some cars fight you every step of the way... You could time laps some stuff so as to speed through certain things but you do a fantastic job Sir! Your videos are amazing.
Can’t get enough of you….your skills, your laughter and your treacle accent…..show it all…thank you 👍🇬🇧
I enjoy watching a true mechanic come up with innovative ways to solve complicated problems . So show as much work as you desire to, and I will gladly watch it. Thanks for taking us along on your adventure .(I find myself flinching every time you slip been there done that )
Now we just need a true mechanic!😅
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@@twinkie27271 Well bless your heart lil buddy maybe I'll be as good as you think you are one of these days!
Don't change a thing your videos are exactly 💯% what I want to see keep doing you
I like how your videos have been going, I think it's usually just enough, I don't feel like I'm just watching you struggle for 20 minutes, but It also doesn't seem like a quick and easy run through everytime.
Absolutely! Show the work! I'm 81 and still want to learn!
I think you have the balance of what you show and what you dont pretty close.
Your perspective on getting things going is always intetesting and often enlightening.
Cheers..
I enjoy seeing how people take on challenges and solve problems. I like that you show as much as you can. The character that you add to the adventure is what makes your content so entertaining. Ilove longer videos, about an hour at a time. I am ok with multipart videos if there is too much to fit in an hour
You are doing mighty fine job with your work and project editing. I have watched all of your videos so far and look forward to every next one. When your videos are over and done, I always wish there would be more. I can't wait until the next week's video release. The more footage, the better for me. Keep up the great work, I love to watch. Thank you.
@1:13:25 pop pop pop them nutzzzzz lmao ..... 😂
I enjoy your approach. I note that when you have a repetitive operation that you skip, and that is ok. I appreciate the thought process. I wouldn't change! Top 2 of whom I watch!
I will agree with many of the other commenters in that I like seeing some of the work. The combination you use of showing work and then other times(when things get serious) you cut away seems to be a good enjoyable blend. Keep it up! Love them old Fords, they're what I grew up with.
Show the work. Your struggle and creative solutions to your problems are what make your videos good.
I think the current way of posting is just fine. You found a great mix of explaining and filming in some detail, fastforwarding on some subjects and throwing in comic scenes and a slice of humor. Also you're not afraid of sharing some mistakes with us, so we can relate 🙂So all in all I would suggest: don't change a thing and please keep going!!!
One of the greatest joys in life is watching another man suffer. Reminds us that we're all the same. You can see a couple plug wires arcing out around 1:02.45
Another channel just found a Dodge like that and it only had 22,000 original miles, buried in the bush, trees growing through it, but it cleaned up like new and had no rust!
Your editing is spot on! You just keep doing what you like because we like it too!
Expect maybe 6 cylinder vehicles 😊
From one Dumas to another love what your doing and how your doing it dont change😁👌🏻
@1:14:10 that left end noise .....lol. . U nuts ...
Really appreciate your videos people are so easy and giving up on things these days glad to see your determination and efforts to get these vehicles back on the road. And what ever you give us is just what we will gladly accept!
Sir , stay the same. Where else can you see a comedy show, a landscaping program, and a Auto show all at the same time. Your videos are golden 👍👍👍
Has to be my favorite mechanic on you tube
Brilliant video man, watching the old rig drive out of its 38 year grave was so heartwarming. Glad it’s living to see another day. Your videos are a pleasure to watch!
It's refreshing to watch you work reminds me of when I was a teenager and if truck broke down I had to fix it best I could with what I had or could make or find. Don't change your format please.
Great mechanics to make new life old car ive ever seen..keep it up good work dude...OLD IS GOLD damn!!
I like to see some of the work. Love watching these abandoned vehicles being rescued!
I thoroughly enjoy seeing all the work that is done. Like others I too enjoy watching the longer videos. Really like the channel on my top 3 list that i check for constantly.
Sir, I like what you do and love the way you do it. Truly no bs with you , just know how. I would love to dig up those trees for bonsai and let you work your magic on my 73 Nova SS Hatch bought brand new from the dealer.Dont change anything you do or edit in your videos ✊🏾👍🏾❤️
I think the balance you have between the work you show us and the bits you cut out is perfect, at no point does it get monotonous. Keep up the good work my man!
I have to agree. I like seeing the work and what it takes to get it done. Don’t mind a longer video either. Thank you for doing what you do.
Definitely dont change, I think you do an amazing job on what you show and how you work ur videos, I enjoy watching what you do and how you amazingly get these old rigs going.. so keep on the way your going, great job editing ur videos in my opinion..
You got the right amount of say-so vs. do-so!!! And….. don’t EVER cut out the violence 🤣Especially on brake drums😂Love it all man
I can't believe you get them old truck back to life and drive them out of there graves.i love it you don't let nothing stop you.keep up the good work..
Love your show and i love watching you bring back the broken and forgotten lost to time , not to mention very entertaining keep doing what your doing and before you know it you'll have 100,000 subscribers !
Great content my man! Keep it simple and genuine. That's why we watch your videos.
The ratio of work you show us is perfect
like others i think the way you are doing it is PERFECT.. show a little and skip repetitive stuff.. i dont remember how I stumbled on your channel but you quickly became one of my favorite UA-camrs. your willingness to laugh at anything you find funny even if it's yourself and just the way I would bet everything that filming or not you would be the exact same unlike a few UA-camrs that are charactures of themselves.. looking forward to lots and lots more of your content....
Keep showing as much of the work as possible, the longer the videos are the better. Keep up the great work.
Love seeing as much work as possible. You make great videos!
Our family likes seeing the work being done. Honest folks will film it. Your awesome sir!!
I love your personality and commentary. If you record it, I'll watch it !
Your videos are excellent, I don’t see anything that needs improvement or to be changed. I also respect the level of honesty that you incorporate. You genuinely produce the most realistic content regarding the battle that entails when rescuing these classic beauties.
Don't change! I just found you yesterday and am totally hooked!.....p.s. I'm a woman, was married to a mechanic for 15 years. Loved his stories and helping him the garage. Keep em coming!
Preshate it! Stick around and we'll have some fun! 👍
I can hardly believe what I have just seen ! You are amazing my friend . Who else would have got that old girl running and driven it home . Thought it was going to throw a rod on the way back ! Thanks for entertaining me here in the UK . Best wishes from Thonas , the old Granada driver !
Sure is an adventure with you, love it. Please be carefull using your feet on prybars, very easy to break your Bi-Lateral ligament, that hurts!! Ask me bout that. Nice vid Mr.
I agree with everyone else! Post the work as that is half the fun!
I inherited my grand dads old 1972 F100 Ranger XLT with the same FE 360 engine in it. Mine had the C6 auto tranny in it. The truck was doing the EXACT same thing with appearing to be missing terribly. It turned out to be a badly worn distributor shaft allowing points chatter. Replacing that fixed all of the ignition issues. The other issue you appear to be having may be the fuel pump. My pump, though it worked when at low RPM, once you got on it hard it was sucking air in from somewhere. I replaced the pump and ALL the rubber and metal fuel lines and enjoyed many years driving it. Finally gave it to my younger brother who ended up totaling it. Keep the videos coming!
Hey Chad another rescue mission completed. You have a fair degree of patience to work on these stubborn old vehicles, well done and keep them coming. Your surrounding locality and countryside looks impressive.
I am with you. A lot of people talk about what they did and never show it. The beauty of UA-cam is you can always skip ahead if you don't want to see the detail on how to do it. Longer is better. Love your videos.
Need to show more. It's great what you do. Reminds me of my younger days . Those old ford's were tough once you got them going. My first truck was a 1967 F250. Had the old 352 engine in it. Keep the videos coming.
Don't change a thing Chad. I love your content just the way it is. I understand not wanting to record some of the more tedious things. But your content shows enough work to see what you're doing, and not be bogged down in details. And, it shows the process of what the work they needs to be done. Great just the way it is my friend👍😁
I enjoy your current format very much. Enough information to grasp the whole scope without too much fluff and just the right humor. However, anyway you do it I will continue watching. Great channel!
I really enjoy when you throw a little machining skill in to make stuff work with what you got. Keep doing you!
I don’t know if someone mentioned it in a previous comment, FYI, on Ford FE motors, there is a special bolt for the one rocker shaft stand that feeds oil to the rocker shaft. That bolt is necked down in diameter to allow oil to pass around it to feed the shaft. Keep up the great work, Jeff
It also won't tighten up completely in a different hole. Ask me how I know.
I like to watch you do what you do. Don't change anything. I'm sure others will agree you are a very knowledgeable feller that teaches us things we didn't know. Love the channel the videos don't change my friend
I think your videos are spot-on regarding the detail of the mechanical work you show us. Like you, I'm not a fan of videos where I'm told what was done rather than shown. If you show me, I can learn things!
I had a 77 ford f100!Lord that thing about took me out of here.Took a left turn and my hood flew up and my driver door swung open and headlights went out I was scared to death!!!😮
Sounds like my kind of luck!
You Have in my opinion a really good mix of showing and describing the work currently good Sir.
I agree 100%
Yes I like to see some of the work. Don't change the format unless you see an obvious reason for doing so. Keep bringing us along with you on these adventures.
I like what you show, being a skinflint it is refreshing to watch someone who is not worried about every cent. PS don't fret trying to please every TDH just do the best you know how and we will be like AS "we'll be back!"
I like this UA-cam channel because of all the work you show. The longer the video the better If the video is 2 hours or so. No problem I don't watch regular TV your channel is my TV. Pl ease keep doing the Awesome job that your doing. I'm watch all day every day.
Thanks
JP.
I think you pick almost the worse vehicles to work on. Totally awsome. Your diving this old pickup. Hope that rod does not bend. And toast your engine. And kinda creepy that rear lug nuts got loose.Congratulations on getting it home. Thank you for sharing!
I love the amount of work you show. If anything don't change a thing. If you want to show more, by all means show more. We'll be entertained. Keep up the good work!
I think your film times are perfect. You always capture the interesting part. And I’m glad you didn’t need it, but that push rod idea was very clever
Your videos are perfect the way they are sir. Please don’t change anything. We love watching your videos bub. Thankyou please take care and be safe
I like seeing any amount of work you want to show the more the better you are without a doubt my favorite automotive youtuber to watch along with vgg
Ol' Dumas Made it! I can't wait to see what you have planned! Once you got it home, I was looking at the body, it ain't too bad. I had a 69 and same mirrors, I love them Mirrors. Have a good weekend.
Some time I like some of the times,and sometimes I like to see all what you do,I like to watch you working on things,and get these things running, you keep on what you do and my prayers are going to you.
Please do not change anything you do I absolutely love your videos everything you do I love keep it the same and don't change.
I like seeing work being done,adds to the video.Well you got er home, and I enjoyed the Tennessee View while you were driving!Great Video, and wait’n for the next!Take Care, Your Oregon Friend ☮️
Yes I Love & Enjoy Watching you work on everything that you Enjoy the Tips & shortcuts that you show us.
Sir I’ve watched every video you’ve ever posted and they’re awesome you could show the entire thing and I’d watch ever bit to get to learn more about these older rigs thanks for posting and sharing your experience with us
That would so fun to go around bringing these old vehicles back to life. You have mad talent my man.
That sure was an adventure. I think those cylinders with low compression came back to haunt you. Loosing awheel is a bad feeling. I had a 69 Beaumont loose the front left wheel. It jammed up into the wheel well on me. I am glad that you made it home... Cheers...!! Ken
I also like the way you do it. Just the right amount of struggle! Lol. Keep up the good work!
I do like to see most of the work. The simple, mundane stuff is not necessary!! I super enjoy your videos and current format! I have got to say Ole Dumas kinda wore you out!
Yes please show most of the work. One of the reasons I've stayed with this channel is that IMHO you've got the pace and balance absolutely right. If a video has a lot of stuff in fast forward with music then I usually stop watching. Thanks! You're probably not gonna get the same answer from any two people 🤣
thats a cool old ford. I always thought the 60s- early 70s fords looked better than all the other trucks. Mid 70s- 80s chevys were definitely my favorite though. Nothing like a square body or a 70s-80s blazer/ jimmy. Quality content like usual. Quickly becoming my favorite.
That was a wild ride. Glad you made it back safe. As for your question before sure like to see the details only when they pertain to getting it up and running anything redundant can be bypassed. Learning by watching you. Great fun we'll be glad to find out what was causing the trouble. Till then. 😎👍🍮
Absolutely no doubts Chad... you will do it!! Lockjaw's brother from a different mother is gonna be coming home- you go my friend! cheers from Canyon Lake aTX💪
I just found this channel. I love old Fords and especially FE engines. Thank you very much for this video. I’d like to buy an old truck like Dumas.
Why ever would you think the cops would pull you over if they saw you driving that sweet old Ford? It's in great shape, it's clearly a going to town rig,...😁👍
I think you;'re spot on about seeing some of the work here and there. A little taste of it all! You're editing is great.