Abandoned 1976 Dodge D-100 TRUCK REVIVAL and Flip Tips
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- Опубліковано 23 гру 2022
- Before and After: We work on the 1976 Dodge D-100 pickup truck and try to get it to run on its own, fix the floors, and clean up this old forgotten farm truck to make it presentable for a quick flip. I offer up some tips for flipping a vehicle along the way. The Truck is FOR SALE for $1,000 or Trade - If you're interested in this project truck, eMail dalethestockcardriver@gmail.com
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I like the vehicle flipping idea there's too many guys that have 40 cars laying around that they "rescued" or really just dragged home to rot in there own yard with no plan to do anything with
I always have a plan for my vehicles, it's just that I usually don't have the time, energy or money to put the plan into action.
Yep got a friend like this more cars/4x4 & motorbikes than he can ever do anything with
What, ya mean like Vice Grip Garage, Junkyard Digs, and Mortske Repair? 😂
@@jeffrykopis5468
Vice Grip for sure ...
I like Puddins Fab Shop.
This guy does full builds & he does it on a budget .
No Concord restorations but he gets em back on the road & drives them...
Chk him out...
100% , They revive some awesome cars and 2 videos later you see them rotting in "the tree line".
As much as I like to see a project go smoothly, you learn so many new things watching a video where everything is messed up and you don't want to spend too much money to fix it. Loved watching you work on this old truck; I know I would have lost a lot more money if I was trying to do same thing.
I think it's important to show failure, happens to everyone, there's no reason to hide it just so you look "better"
@@PoleBarnGarage you couldn't be more right. I'm willing to bet if you hadn't been so damn relatable to all of the rest of us normal car guys with showing your failures - UA-cam would have never given you the spotlight.
Love how Dalton took a perfectly good Van and chopped it to repair the floor in the d100 “ah yes! A sacrifice for the Mopar gods!!!”
We had several 70s Mopars when I was growing up, and I can say everything shown here is accurate. I still haven't come around to seeing 70s trucks and Valiants as collector vehicles. My mom hated being seen in them, hated the doors opening when they shouldn't, refusing to open when they should, and being late places when dad had to get under the hood to make a few inevitable "adjustments".
Of course, Dad steadfastly refused to park them until they were all the way "used up". Mom's joy at finally seeing one shoved out to pasture only lasted as long as it took dad to find another one and begin the cycle all over again 😆
Can I say what an awesome dude JD is! I mean, he jumped right in the van and push started that truck!! I know grown men that can’t handle that sort of move! Props to you JD!!
He really did handle that better than most grown men. I was very impressed.
Too bad it's the season for going broke when you have 8 grandkids. I'd be flying out there and attempting to drive that thing all the way back to South Carolina.
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You know mergey are not my thing...but I am sure you can get good money for that car.
And I would sale it as fast as you can....put that money in those other cars man...I really like that
56 Ford and that 57 Chevy...
Keep those cars man...
I hope you the best man.
And keep making your video.
God bless Coty....
@@richardpotter1401 what?
You have officially earned the title of "Turd Polisher Extraordinaire"! You got it looking good Brother!
Thanks. I feel honored!
From 19:34 to 22:35, it is just laugh-a-thon o'rama and adsolute comedy gold.
Cleaning out poop with Dalton, his response "eeeeeEEEWWWW!!!!!"
"At least's that's dry. I guess. I don't know...."
"OH God, septic pipe. That's fitting...."
I'm dying😂😂🤣🤣
That poor blue van! Seems like a shame to cut it up like that. I love how your starter removal tool kept getting bigger each cut shot. LOL Your spit shine made the old truck look pretty decent!
Yeah I felt real bad for the van. :(
I am with you on that. When it's cold every busted knuckle feels like 3. You are a real mechanic doing real work. You don't sugarcoat anything or gloss over anything that goes wrong. Every time I work on my cars or trucks something goes wrong. That is just shade tree mechanic work at its best. JD is a great helper, and he is learning a lot! Great work Dad!
He didn't have to sugar coat it at all. The previous owner's nemesis took care of THAT lining the tank with it 🤣😂😅😆
@alanmoore78 lmao that's true 😂😭
Conceding it’s been sat for 35 years it cleaned up really well
Nicely done both of you
What an amazing piece of……….. fantastic Mopar engineering. It’s also a great example of dodge’s longevity.
I drug home a rare 76 2 wheel drive Plymouth Trailduster that I thought had rusty front floor pans. After watching this, I realize my Trailduster is in Awesome condition for a convertible 👌
That runaway idle oh my God ! At that same time that happened over in Indiana whistling diesel looks off in your direction and mutters to himself "i feel a disturbance in the force ! 😂
When I was about 16 we had a Ford station wagon that did that and one of my sisters almost shot into the local market across the street when it started and immediately revved up to near recline because of a stuck throttle 😮😮😮😮
Thanks for bringing the truck 🚒 back to life. I swear, you've got the perfect apprentice!!! He's going to grow up as a cool 😎 handy successful man that loves to spend time with Dad!!! He's growing up as a strong independent man worthy of love and success, great job Dad from Pole Barn Garage!!!
The blue inspection sticker of that style in Missouri were used twice, first was for 1976, 77 and 78 and then again for 1988, 89 and 90. Love this old truck. Your videos always make me smile. Just wanna say thanks.
We are glad you show that things happen every other channel hides them and takes everything apart puts it back together so that it goes easy on camera. Good on you for showing us you have the problems we do!
Impressed how nice the hood came along with the cleaning very sweet love that orange 🍊 @Pole Barn Garage
I like that you showing everything and fuckups too. This really deserves respect.
I’ve owned a lot of old Dodge and Plymouth trucks from the 70’s and it seems like every single one had wiring problems. The only thing I can think of is they used the cheapest junk to build them vehicles ! With the plastic dash and crappy wires ! But the styling was spot on !
Wishing you and your family a wonderful and happy holiday. Hope the next year brings you all the subscribers that you and this channel deserve. Take care of yourself and of JD enjoy watching you to together, makes me miss both my grown sons .
Merry Christmas to you all who are watching. Thanks for upload as they are always enjoyable clean and full of safety info.
And a very merry Christmas to you.
Merry Christmas!
I love JD! Perfect for working on crazy projects with you! Keep having fun
Love it, the holy floor patch and cheap shine is brilliant👍
Love the channel and what you're doing, thanks for always keeping it real
Thanks for watching!
It's crazy how vehicles rot from either road salt or just from sitting, it's crazy! Still, it's great to see a old Dodge getting a second chance on life.
Leaving my wrench on the other side of whatever I'm working on is the story of my life too. So, as a not so idiotic idiot, I now use 2 wrenches or ratchets. I have 2 IDENTICAL tool sets, and I put them on EITHER side of what I'm working on. One under the power barn on the ground, one up inside the power barn. One in the interior of whatever I'm doing one on the exterior. Cost me twice as much ONCE when I bought an identical set of tools (wrenches ratchets sockets the whole 9 yards) but it's probably saved me 100 hours in forgetting my tool on the other side. Yup.
edit: YES! Berryman's B-12, THE Italian tune up in a can! (I'm an Italian American I can say that!! hahaha) GREAT job on that carb after the glue went through it!!
Surely you didn't think I was going to miss this one! A lot of unexpected ordeals this a way, but that's ok. That's what life is all about. Digging this one here, the leaning tower of power! Character, pure character. Worth every penny my man! A huge shout out and props for keeping it real and transparent! Good job and good video..Blessings and respect! Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
THE STRUGGLE IS REAL!!! :) Thanks for keeping at it....not glossing over the hard times....and keeping the good attitude.....gives me....and others hope when the tough times come!
Compliments of the season to you both, Dalton. Another revived and saved Dodge buddy, you are doing us proud. Keep at it man, you will be a Dodge lover yet.
I don't think so 😂
saved?
I know this is an old video but I’m watching this for the first time and living in upstate ny with the salt I’ve seen some pretty rusty trucks mine included but I have to say IVE NEVER SEEN A MORE ROTTED FLOOR EVER, lol my jaw dropped when you pulled the carpet out !! Thank you😂
Neat how that truck cleaned up.
👍🇺🇲❤️Ha!! A Ford carburetor, Chevy Van roof for flooring in a Dodge; you can now list it as an AMC!!! Merry Christmas to you and your family, and Everyone who has taken the time to watch this Channel!!!🎄🎄🎄
Ha ! Definitely an old AMC now 👍
The wrench at 48:33 looks like it would've been used for tightening the tracks on an old dozer, or something similar with tracks. I've got one I use on an old D6C dozer for my family farm, it is also a very good hammer, and prybar!
Agree on good pics of vehicles.
Awesome FOR DODGE CHE VAN thank you and JD for making my day with every video have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 😂👍 just love it thanks again
I wasn’t expecting you guys to cut apart the van😳😳😳 and I couldn’t stop laughing!! I use whatever is around my shop to bed metal too. If it works is it really a dumb idea?? Made my day!!!
Thanks for watching and being part of the fun!
I thought you was playing. When you said you will cut off the blue van ... 😂😂😂 you make my day
Appreciate this video. Just got a 1975 D200 and will be doing some work to get her ship shape.
I truly enjoy your videos being a DIY’er myself. Your ingenuity is amazing.
Merry Christmas boys!...Thanks for another great vid...always better with self tappers and less poop
Thanks!
How often do ya see a 10yo push-start someone with a full-size van?, you-da-man JD,👍, awesome video guys, Merry Christmas, and thanks for sharing.
Yes that is true. 😊
I love these 70s dodge trucks! going to working on my 77 club cab this summer. and my 74 d100 as well! thanks for the awesome content 👏
You bet! Thanks for watching!
Totally agree with what you said about getting good pictures and being honest with what you have,even if it's just pictures that you're just showing someone, awesome video!
Thanks for watching!
I'm really glad you put this video out tonight it's only 12 degrees outside. I hope you aren't having as bad of weather as we are , as I don't know where you are at . I wish you and your family a very merry Christmas 🎅.
Man it's cold! I'm in Missouri
@@PoleBarnGarage thanks for the reply. I hope you and your family had a fantastic Christmas.
The giant wrench appears to me to be an air hose wrench from a locomotive or caboose which brakeman/switchman use to change out the brake line air hoses when they fail over the road. They also work as sledge to move lever handles or put a beating on a panel etc. Really enjoy your UA-cam Channel.
Maybe he was a railroad guy
Ive watched this video before but finaly took something from if ive been wanting to fix the floorboards and rocker that no longer exists on my 84 f150 and always hate seeing how much pans are i didnt know were to start and you sir have showed me lol you gave me the motivation to start making my truck better.
Wow ! This was a rowdy one ! I absolutely loved it.
12 dollar a hour in 87 wasn’t bad money. Minimum wage was what 3.25 a hour, I think, gasoline 60 cents a gallon, bread 3-5 loafs for a dollar depending on where you bought it , 99 cent quarts of Budweiser, the good old days.
I don’t comment very often but I love your channel and projects.
Thanks! Glad you dropped in
Super awesome, I am so happy for you. I can't wait to see you working in that new shop.
I got a slant six in my 1973 duster. Hard to beat as a runner when they’re right. It’s not a hot rod but it’s a conversation starter everywhere I go.
Dalton, hope you and JD have a great Christmas. Nice job giving the D100 a chance to live on. I still enjoy watching, even with the inordinate amount of shade you through at MoPars.
Oh come on, even Mopar guys know that 70s Mopar wiring is horrific. A damn shame too, the slant is a great engine!
But they deserve it ALL!!!
'70 Mopar wiring is only eclipsed by British wiring of any year.
@@PoleBarnGarage Actually the ‘60’s, too, but who’s quibbling…
@@PoleBarnGarage I made a comment one time on a video about how old mopars are known for burning down and this dude replied and literally called me a liar that they never have caught fire! I didn't know what I was talking about... This guy was totally offended lol!
Happiest day of a dodge owners life. The day he sells it.
True words!
Nice! My Dad had a 1977 Dodge D100! Slant six three on the column. We hauled massive loads of firewood with it. 1st gear would pull you out of anything. It revved kinda high on the highway so he usually kept it below 60MPH !😂😂😂😂😂
Many years ago I had a 76 D100 short bed 4x4 with factor custom paint. ( look it up it was a real thing) I bought a fresh rebuilt surplus police interceptor 440 from the county auction. Dropped that in place of the 400 pos it had in it and had a lot of fun for many years. But it was a Dodge😢, lots of starter and electrical issues. The stock starter has a copper flat washer in the solenoid for a contactor and when all it would do is go click with the key meant it was time to take it out and turn the washer over or sand it smooth and put it back. The trucks final straw with me was with the fuse panel under the glove box cover that was always blowing fuses, because it was a Dodge and I always replaced them with whatever metallic thing I could find because a fuse would just blow anyway. When the panel started to sag down into the dash from the heat it created with no fuses to pop it was time to let it go to someone else. That and the 440 had brutal torque and over time I broke the front and rear ends and gears and axles what ever. Snapped the trans mount adapter off. Blew reverse on fresh rebuild Trans the first weekend out. But it was a fun truck I almost miss it. Lol
Ok so ; Lost kids homework and lunchbox and candy, chloroform bottles . We all know what happened in that truck. Might be haunted now .
12 bucks a hour in the 80s he was making good money
Yes! my grandpa has a mint 1975 Dodge D-100 with only 64k original miles and has been sitting in a barn since 98 and is still in the barn. With no rust or nothing. It has the exact same thing engine, transmission and all, ofc it is a 75 but they are virtually the same. The thing that caught my eye on the truck is it was used in the U.S. Navy which I find amazing. So you doing a video on another 70's D-100 I love! Now I have some inspiration to dig it out and get it running and fully restore! Keep up the good work!
i always find its facinating how cheap everything is in the US obviously you get the cheapest stuff to fix these old bombs but we pay easily 3x as much for the same stuff in Australia
Derek @Vice Grip Garage would be so proud of you and the italion tune-up with the Berryman B12 @Pole Barn Garage
My younger brother was a backhoe operator for a St louis company, and his laborer sold him one identical to this for 200.00, same color and everything, and the hole in the floor. It had a miss in 1 and sometimes 2 cylinders and had new plugs and wires, compression wasnt that bad on all the cyls either. Now this was in the 85ish era and our heavy drinking beer days, we had to go to our homestead farm to get 2 TO20 rear tires to get replaced, it had a little air horn , that played the Mexican song Hot Tamales , Hot Tamlaes get them while they are hot , theme LOL, and went by the Walmart in Warrenton for beer ,and a bunch of Chicks standing around got a kick out of it, this thing missing and looking and running like a POS. So we got up to the farm, I kept asking him if it was running HOT, cause my feet where like burning up from the firewall heat, oh a little bit it always does. The beer tasted real good getting the tires off the TO 20, that hadnt been off in 30+yrs, started up Big Springs Hill on Hwy 19, and dropped another cyl , so now it has 4 hitting cyl and smoke and steam coming out the back, and 2nd gear is all it would do, sounded like a airplane engine , only a 4 cyl one, we drove that thing all the way back to Warrenton Mo. He pulled the head off, and Dad had a valve grinder, they found that the intake passages in the head, where so gummed up with carbon and oil, it was unreal, 2 cyls intake passages where almost plugged solid!! Those slant 6 ,s I am convinced are almost indestructible the way he abused it, by the way the hole in the floor was a good way to get rid of beer cans, the rear wheel crushed them LOL He got it running on all 6 and some dude he knew needed a cheap truck to drive, while his wrecked new one got fixed and made a couple hundred on it.
That body ground IS critical because it provides a ground for the ignition module on the driver's fender. On my 76, I put a dedicated ground from under the ignition module to the battery negative. No more intermittent spark!
Really liking the PBG ! Great job really entertaining. Nice full length videos and zero bullshit.
Plenty of bullshit, but minimal bullshitting 😂
Poor dude, he actually found a key for it....but jammed up the ignition cylinder with a screwdriver. It might be wrong but I laughed so hard when he tried putting the key in and it backfired on him. When he went, "dang it" then the reel cuts to him placing the key on the dash, I lost it🤣🤣
Thank you! Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤️
Merry Christmas!
Flintstone truck..lovin it.
Merry Christmas Dalton and JD. Always enjoy your weird and wacky content.
best part of my week . thanks
Another Great video!!! I like how you show your mistakes. I think we all make them lol I'm interested in seeing more on the van. Hope you and your family have a great Christmas.
Nice job. Merry Christmas happy Newyear 😊😊😊😊😊😊
Another good video😁
Merry Christmas Dalton. Thanks for making 2022 a little more humorous and interesting.
Merry Christmas! Thanks for watching! More to come in 2023!
Spending some time getting caught up after watching all of your most recent episodes. I am not disappointed, rather, am really enjoying them all.
Been binge watching your channel the last couple days while
I’m on holidays. Just finished the holy goat, the roll runner, and silver dollar Chevy. Need a new one!! lol but I love how involved you get your son in with the projects. Hopefully I can get a shop built in the near future and be able to do this with my plethora of offspring.
Awesome video my man.
Great job , resurrecting that Dodge D100 from the mechanically undead
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I'm genuinely impressed with your ability too repair that seat & align it in the cab .
Not too mention , how well that Super Clean , washed away that toxic waste out of that new carburetor .
That's AWESOME !!
Hope you & Mr JD have a great Christmas 🎄 ( or festivus )
Thanks for watching and Merry Christmas!
I had a '77 W300 tow truck. I wanted to do a light restoration and put her back to being a dually pickup, which is how she started life according to the build sheet. Ended up having to sell it though. I've always had a soft spot for 1970's pickups regardless of brand.
Merry Christmas to you and your family and friends
Merry Christmas
I had a ford 300 i6 run away like that and it was my grandpas 74 f250 4x4. I was and still am 14. It scared the crap out of me. Good lord. Great video👍
Thanks for watching!
Great shows keep up the good work
hope you have a meery xmas and a hpappy new year, i'm enjoying this journey you ar sharing and have been here since you were hoping to get 1k subscribers and now you have more than 35k! You are doing a great job, your vieos are fun and entertaining, educational and insopiring, and your relationshiop with JD a constant joy. keep up the good work man!
Thank you! You too!
Thanks for a very entertaining year 👍🏼 all the very best for Christmas.
Thanks for watching and Merry Christmas!
The grill's pretty nice.
I think the comically oversized wrench is for some sort of oil platform rig application. The guy using it is called Weevil.
One of the FUNNIEST videos I've watched! Thanks for that. Keep 'em comin'...😂😂😂😂😂
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year Dalton, JD, and the rest of your family. I hope you have a good and God Bless.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Your style and humor are great, and we learn some stuff. Love that you work like the rest of us....in the cold and no lift
Love your videos I hope you and your family have a wonderful New Year
Thank you! You too!
Looks just like not new. Good job. Merry Christmas 🎄
Awesome 😮
Leaning tower of power FTW!!! Happy new year HOSSES
great video - your assistant is the best and making memories with him. "Dont hit the Good Van" great advice!
Thanks for watching!
dad had an orange 68 dodge similar to that. automatic shifter was on the dash. it was such a fun truck. he had to get rid of it when we moved states and still regrets it heh
Cleaning up great
Love this channel ❤️
Thanks for watching and being part of the fun!
i feel honored that my ad for the video was a rolls rroyce of Boston ad, I'm so glad they know their consumers so well, such a great video to show it to me
It's good to see the D100 again.
Enjoying my Christmas Eve casserole and nearly choked laughing when the key turned up!! And then the grandfathers bit of wisdom had me rolling, best YTuber ever!! Your linguistic slapstick is the best…Merry Christmas!
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
I’m okay with the Linseed oil shine juice for the half rusty patina cars. But agree on the carnuba wax for when is mostly paint.
Way cool came out very nice 😊
Different for sure! Not a GM product, but still unique these days. Love the orange paint!