My buddy had an old J10, it was about the toughest thing I’ve seen to date. Not gonna brag about the power but you couldn’t kill that thing and it would just go anywhere.
Ford never made a factory dually Ranger with a pickup bed. However, back in the 80s/90s, Ford did sell Ranger chassis cabs (truck without a bed) with a dually setup. These were used for configurations like motorhomes and flatbeds. Also, Centurion made and sold a dually Econoline van with a pickup bed called the Econoline Cruiser.
I came here to say the same thing. Ford only leased the Ranger Ev's, and I think only to power companies. I worked at a Ford dealer then, and they didn't allow _anyone_ to work on it unless trained by Ford. Even stuff that every other Ranger had, such as window regulators and trim. Unknown how many they made, but I only saw two at our dealer.
@@61rampy65 that's gotta be near 20 years ago. The NY state park service (DEC) got a few and they were great for wandering around campgrounds at night because they were so quiet. The rangers quickly figured out that they couldn't use the AC system because it killed the battery in less than an 8 hour shift.
I owned a 1968 Ford pickup Short bed . It had a 240 CID inline six with a Three speed on the column Borge Warner free wheeling overdrive transmission . I don't know how many were made .
How does a 440 only make 245 horsepower? God they just killed ALL the fun in those days. Can you imagine those dodge trucks with a proper 400+ horse 440ci engine in them? 🤤
@@Joe-hz1nw absolutely you can but it was more than just that, they were running real low compression in those days. The truck 440s didn’t hold a candle to the ones they put in the peak era muscle cars.
Not sure how many were made, but the 60s Ford Falcon was available in a pickup, as the little brother to the Ranchero full size. They were competing with the El Camino in that era. I half expected Chevy to do their version on the Nova body style.
@@user-py3xx6iz9b I believe it was called a Falcon Ranchero (google that for pix) They also had a Falcon sedan delivery, which was basically a station wagon with solid side panels. Chevy only offered that in a full size, not a mid-size.
My uncle had a ceramic tile business and in 1953 he bought two GMC 1 ton Fender side pickup trucks . I worked for him in 1972 and the business was in trouble so he started liquidating everything to close up shop . The two pickup trucks had consecutive VIN numbers consecutive registration numbers and consecutive license plates numbers. I cannot imagine the odds against this and he offered to sell me both of these trucks which were used for the business but always garage kept so they had some dings but they had no rust. He offered me both of these trucks for $800 or $ 500 each . I was a young father at that time and I just could not afford either price but can you imagine if you kept both of those trucks together what they would be worth today . Pretty positive they would be the only two trucks like that in the United States
The rarest truck I ever saw was my dad's apache truck. It was a long bed, 6 cyl. But it has a chrome grill and bumper. I've yet to see another even looking online
I got news for You. You said on the Chey Truck in the 60's as a 1962. Well, I'm sorry to say, That's a 1963. The 62's had a different hood design with smaller park lights. 63 was when hood & larger parks lights came out and in 1964, the "knee Knocker" was changed to more of a straight post to 1967.
The Army Corps of Engineers and also surveyors used those crew cab trucks a lot. I had a suburban carry all that came from surveyors here in Louisville Kentucky and it had five names on the door that I send it off…, Had I known the patina/business name craze was going to come about, I would’ve left them on ha ha!
There are a couple of trucks you failed to mention that were more rare than some trucks on this list. First: Ford F250 daully. Second: Chevy Suburban 1 Ton dually.
I have a '10 Silverado. Special ordered. We wash it 3 days a week weather it needs it or not. We special ordered a 1500 4X4 with a 6.2 litre torque monster, Allison transmission, with factory installed trans cooler operated by the trans. 2 years later GM started offering the motor and transmission, but only in 2500 and 3500 . I'll never sell my truck.
my father a built a custom 1966 gmc extended cab 4x4 in the 90s its on a 75 1/2ton frame boxed in with the original 66 frame. still runs to this day. currently has a 454 in it.
Back in the mid 70's a friend had a crew cab truck, but I'm not sure of the make. I want to say 60s model International. I thought it was strange at the time. The truck didn't run very well and most of the time we ended up walking.
Yup, IH made a crew cab starting in 1961, and I believe through 1969 or so. In those days it resembled a Chevy Suburban with a pickup bed instead of a closed body.
I still have 1971 Ford with the 390 motor-and a 2000 Chevy Xtreme-350 Motor Tubed-out..Have nice Rims on both Trucks..Kool looking Truck on here I still luv the old school..
'Interesting BUT... why couldn't the narration be done by an actual human? 'Hate the fake AI type synthesized voices that are so commonly used these days!!
AI voice is improving day by day and believe me, in the next few years you will have a hard time distinguishing between human voice and AI. Everything will get better. Thanks so much!
1964 Chevrolet Corvair 95 Rampside was rarer than some of these with only 851 units made. 1962 Corvair 95 Loadside even rarer with only 389 units made. Factory built, not custom like some of these.
Gm made six 4 door corvette it took two cars to make 1 by cutting the front part with the door off doing the same but opposite boom my great white Buffalo one sold a few years back for over 100k😂
Damn shame 1 truck that's never driven (just stared at) gets a fire suppression system but not a single production passenger public vehicle has 1. Instead we get trap doors, small windows, roofs that crush in...and now days batteries that melt through oceans of concrete, what's next literal caskets on wheels? Might as well be, he died on impact, case closed...could have sworn the black box had something to say, they only check it for important people? Is it even salvageable
It's OK j, as long as they keep selling us plenty of copper, circuit boards and servos and drugs we'll never know the difference. Your right Mark we'll b ok, let's go watch some nascar...
Can any of you truck guys help me out? I was born in 81 and by the time I was old enough to know my dad had bought a beautiful half ton dodge with the ram hood ornament, chrome roll bars with round lights on top a step side bed. It was a single cab and the collar was blue but it had a multi tone blue decal on both sides that looked similar to the jeep in the beginning of this video. I have been looking for a picture of it on Google for ever and I can't find anything like it. My dad was so proud of it he always said he bought that truck right off the showroom floor. I'm pretty sure it's the only new vehicle he ever owned. Can anyone give me pointers on looking it up?
I have seen one of those four door GMC trucks sitting in an old man's yard for years but I never knew what it was until I watched this video I just thought the old truck looked cool he has several old Chevy and GMC trucks none of which run most are just in pieces
Not even an honorable mention for the GMC Syclone? Or the Marlboro edition Syclone? I would give my right testicle for a Syclone. That's saying something too. That's my favorite testicle.
International had the GOLDEN anniversary pickup with a 6 cylinder that is rare these are performance trucks . They last truck was to rare 250,000 that’s not a special truck .
Oh hell, there's trucks that are just as rare if not more so. For example the 1950 Federal M-15 one-ton pickup with 14 foot bed made for the Phefferkorn Awning company. This is a one of one truck that still exists. Or the 1938 Mack 2M pickup in which only 117 were made. Or how about the 1947 Nash pickup, one of one and still exists. Nash also made 6 more of these pickups in 1948. Rare to say the least. I could go on and on...... So your list doesn't contain the "rarest". Do your research, try books instead of making a video based on a Google search!!
The problem with these specialty vehicles is price. They slap a few extras on and rape the consumer. That is why they didn’t sell very many because the consumers are smart enough to know when they are being punked by the automakers.
That crew cab is friggin sweet, dude. I love the looks of old school crew cabs 🥹
My buddy had an old J10, it was about the toughest thing I’ve seen to date. Not gonna brag about the power but you couldn’t kill that thing and it would just go anywhere.
Ford never made a factory dually Ranger with a pickup bed. However, back in the 80s/90s, Ford did sell Ranger chassis cabs (truck without a bed) with a dually setup. These were used for configurations like motorhomes and flatbeds.
Also, Centurion made and sold a dually Econoline van with a pickup bed called the Econoline Cruiser.
There is a bigfoot F-150 in the Lake Norman area that is in mint condition. Very cool seeing one of those on here
You forgot the 66 Dodge four-wheel drive extended cab that was used by the railroad too
I had an 89 Dodge Dakota Convertible which was a rare and fun ride. Someone asked me once who did my top and I joked Lee Iacocca!!
The gmc crew cab is the coolest.
Shizzle
I think that number 2 is the one I would definitely take that is one nice looking little mechanical pony right there 😎👍🍻
as a diehard Ford fan - I love those Ford trucks~!
Wow number one they did all that work to make it look like a chevy
Chevrolet should have produced that '62 crew cab ! That's a nice truck!
The dash of that Ram R 1500 looked almost the same as the one in my 2005 RAM 3500.
You forgot to mentioned the ford ranger ev ford also made an electric truck but of course didn’t do very well.
It's 10 not 11 . Jack Ass
😂 Thanks bro
I came here to say the same thing. Ford only leased the Ranger Ev's, and I think only to power companies. I worked at a Ford dealer then, and they didn't allow _anyone_ to work on it unless trained by Ford. Even stuff that every other Ranger had, such as window regulators and trim. Unknown how many they made, but I only saw two at our dealer.
@@61rampy65 that's gotta be near 20 years ago. The NY state park service (DEC) got a few and they were great for wandering around campgrounds at night because they were so quiet. The rangers quickly figured out that they couldn't use the AC system because it killed the battery in less than an 8 hour shift.
EV'S don't count as real cars if you're a REAL MEN!
There was a Honcho in my home town when I was a kid. I knew they were rare but not that rare.
I don’t think that GMC crew cab was originally a low rider.
I didn't see my '56 GMC Suburban Carrier that they only made 631 of. They made less than 500 in '55! And 308 in '57! Super rare in '58.
My dad had a 1959 Chevrolet crew cab. He bought it in 1964. All my brothers and sisters learn to drive in it.
Next time you do a video don't forget the 1989 Dodge Dakota Sport convertible pickup truck. Less than a thousand were made. Nice video. Thanks.
Thanks 🙏
That orange color on the Challenger we referred to back in the day was Orange Crush..lol
I owned a 1968 Ford pickup Short bed . It had a 240 CID inline six with a Three speed on the column Borge Warner free wheeling overdrive transmission . I don't know how many were made .
I didn't know that there was a S-10 EV. Cool❤
Wow, that's the most beautiful truck that I've ever seen!🙀
How does a 440 only make 245 horsepower? God they just killed ALL the fun in those days. Can you imagine those dodge trucks with a proper 400+ horse 440ci engine in them? 🤤
I’ve always wondered if you could delete all the emissions crap from cars from that era
@@Joe-hz1nw absolutely you can but it was more than just that, they were running real low compression in those days. The truck 440s didn’t hold a candle to the ones they put in the peak era muscle cars.
@@minnesotatomcat makes sense, thanks
'67 - '70 440 standard had 350 HP. , 440 hi perf. had 375 HP. , 440 six pack had 390 HP. , '77 - '78 440 had 190 HP. 😢😢
That 1962 GMC crew cab looks absolutely beautiful.
Not sure how many were made, but the 60s Ford Falcon was available in a pickup, as the little brother to the Ranchero full size. They were competing with the El Camino in that era. I half expected Chevy to do their version on the Nova body style.
Like to see that
@@user-py3xx6iz9b I believe it was called a Falcon Ranchero (google that for pix) They also had a Falcon sedan delivery, which was basically a station wagon with solid side panels. Chevy only offered that in a full size, not a mid-size.
The Falcon version was also called The Ranchero
I had an el camino. Liked it much better for the body style than the ranchero
I had the straight 6 4.2 liter in my Sahara wrangler. Great engine
The trail road truck @7:00 is gorgeous.
My uncle had a ceramic tile business and in 1953 he bought two GMC 1 ton Fender side pickup trucks . I worked for him in 1972 and the business was in trouble so he started liquidating everything to close up shop . The two pickup trucks had consecutive VIN numbers consecutive registration numbers and consecutive license plates numbers. I cannot imagine the odds against this and he offered to sell me both of these trucks which were used for the business but always garage kept so they had some dings but they had no rust. He offered me both of these trucks for $800 or $ 500 each . I was a young father at that time and I just could not afford either price but can you imagine if you kept both of those trucks together what they would be worth today . Pretty positive they would be the only two trucks like that in the United States
#2 belongs at #1 spot!!!!
The rarest truck I ever saw was my dad's apache truck. It was a long bed, 6 cyl. But it has a chrome grill and bumper. I've yet to see another even looking online
Thanks for your sharing :)
Got one of those across the street from me in lower Ct. Not too many survived.
Really? Buy it if you can@@rupe53
The 1960 Studebaker Champ SE12 short bed 3/4 ton with 259 V8 260 made. I have one.
There are many things in this world that we don't know. Thanks for your sharing
@@pd07 That's why I shared! Ha. Have a good one. Trucks are awesome.
Well done.
I got news for You. You said on the Chey Truck in the 60's as a 1962. Well, I'm sorry to say, That's a 1963. The 62's had a different hood design with smaller park lights. 63 was when hood & larger parks lights came out and in 1964, the "knee Knocker" was changed to more of a straight post to 1967.
The Army Corps of Engineers and also surveyors used those crew cab trucks a lot. I had a suburban carry all that came from surveyors here in Louisville Kentucky and it had five names on the door that I send it off…, Had I known the patina/business name craze was going to come about, I would’ve left them on ha ha!
Had the privilege of owning a 1963 ford unibody truck. I believe like 5000-6000 were made that year.
Forgot to mention... GMC Syclone Marlboro Edition
There are a couple of trucks you failed to mention that were more rare than some trucks on this list.
First: Ford F250 daully.
Second: Chevy Suburban 1 Ton dually.
Thanks for your sharing
@@pd07 you're welcome.
Chevrolet NEVER made a one ton Suburban dually as an option NEVER
@@jeremywalker2460 They most certainly did.
@@richardisner3671 just look it up,the info is there IF your capable of comprehending.
Very cool, great vid!! 👍👍
Thanks 😊😊😊
That Chevy crew cab was so sweet ❤❤❤❤❤
That skyranger almost makes you rather have a chevy bolt
I want one of them #2
There’s was a ford ranger that came with a diesel in USA in the 80’s and I only ever seen 1.
I never know there is exist Rare Pick up Truck at all I did not expected actually
They’re so rare that very few people know about them.
@@pd07 Really that’s cool
What was that
I had several Dodge trucks and vans the 5.2/318. One of the best motors ever made and that is coming from a Ford guy
The GMC at number 2 would win at any competition just how it is
What about the GMC Marlboro Syclone with only 10 produced?
Thanks for your sharing
Didn't mention the Chevy Cameo pick up with a fiberglass bed!
Back in 1958 Ford made a 4door truck and so did dodge back in the 1960,s
Ive seen one of the railroad trucks. Only one, and I thought it was a home built streched truck.
How can you leave out two of the fastest trucks ever made? The GMC cyclone and Typhoon? They are extremely rare now!
Like the Ford ranger
#8 @2:40 👌
Honorable mentions: Lincoln Blackwood sterling bullet Ford F150 powerstroke GMC Canyon Duramax
My family actually owns the Sport Boss irl, we had won it off a auction site and plan on doing a giveaway for it soon for a cause.
The RAM with Vomit Grey interior color
I have a '10 Silverado. Special ordered. We wash it 3 days a week weather it needs it or not. We special ordered a 1500 4X4 with a 6.2 litre torque monster, Allison transmission, with factory installed trans cooler operated by the trans. 2 years later GM started offering the motor and transmission, but only in 2500 and 3500 .
I'll never sell my truck.
my father a built a custom 1966 gmc extended cab 4x4 in the 90s its on a 75 1/2ton frame boxed in with the original 66 frame.
still runs to this day. currently has a 454 in it.
Back in the mid 70's a friend had a crew cab truck, but I'm not sure of the make. I want to say 60s model International. I thought it was strange at the time. The truck didn't run very well and most of the time we ended up walking.
Yup, IH made a crew cab starting in 1961, and I believe through 1969 or so. In those days it resembled a Chevy Suburban with a pickup bed instead of a closed body.
@@rupe53 That sounds like it.
I still have 1971 Ford with the 390 motor-and a 2000 Chevy Xtreme-350 Motor Tubed-out..Have nice Rims on both Trucks..Kool looking Truck on here I still luv the old school..
'Interesting BUT... why couldn't the narration be done by an actual human?
'Hate the fake AI type synthesized voices that are so commonly used these days!!
AI voice is improving day by day and believe me, in the next few years you will have a hard time distinguishing between human voice and AI. Everything will get better. Thanks so much!
Ive seen 1 1956 ford crew cab rail road truck. Dont know ow many they made.
What about the old mercury pick up trucks
Such big v8 engines with so little hp 😂😂😂😂😂
1958 Chevrolet Cameo Carrier less than 1,500
Only year cameo with the 4 headlight .......but even fewer numbers of the 1958 GMC version
Weren't most of the Intimidators AWD?
1964 Chevrolet Corvair 95 Rampside was rarer than some of these with only 851 units made. 1962 Corvair 95 Loadside even rarer with only 389 units made. Factory built, not custom like some of these.
You said that Rod Hall Dodge was built on a D150 but it's 4wd. I know, not a big deal, just saying
There were a Lot of customizing companies through the years, how about just having production factory rare pickups?
I’m looking for amc 401 engine been looking for years
Chevy s-10 cameo only 110 made
Ford: Fix Or Repair Daily.
Gm made six 4 door corvette it took two cars to make 1 by cutting the front part with the door off doing the same but opposite boom my great white Buffalo one sold a few years back for over 100k😂
What about the IH 1971 1010 johnny reb?
I wouldn't put after market builders in the same category for rare trucks..
Damn shame 1 truck that's never driven (just stared at) gets a fire suppression system but not a single production passenger public vehicle has 1. Instead we get trap doors, small windows, roofs that crush in...and now days batteries that melt through oceans of concrete, what's next literal caskets on wheels? Might as well be, he died on impact, case closed...could have sworn the black box had something to say, they only check it for important people? Is it even salvageable
It's OK j, as long as they keep selling us plenty of copper, circuit boards and servos and drugs we'll never know the difference. Your right Mark we'll b ok, let's go watch some nascar...
I'm looking for old truck to fix up for me so I can stay home
💯💯❤️
Can any of you truck guys help me out? I was born in 81 and by the time I was old enough to know my dad had bought a beautiful half ton dodge with the ram hood ornament, chrome roll bars with round lights on top a step side bed. It was a single cab and the collar was blue but it had a multi tone blue decal on both sides that looked similar to the jeep in the beginning of this video. I have been looking for a picture of it on Google for ever and I can't find anything like it. My dad was so proud of it he always said he bought that truck right off the showroom floor. I'm pretty sure it's the only new vehicle he ever owned. Can anyone give me pointers on looking it up?
The EV S 10 was actually started in 95 not 97.
I have seen one of those four door GMC trucks sitting in an old man's yard for years but I never knew what it was until I watched this video I just thought the old truck looked cool he has several old Chevy and GMC trucks none of which run most are just in pieces
In 2004 I saw a short bed version south of Durango, CO, sitting next to a barn.
Mike Hancho.
Lot of Mexican pimp trucks here. 😂
Should it be "10 rarest pickup trucks" or "10 rarest pickups truck"?
what about the ranger ev
how many 1989 dodge Shelby v8 Dakota 's ?
There are 1,475 Dakota Shelby trucks ever made. It's outside this list :))
@@pd07 thanks those where only buy list when new , but never did , not many 1961 -62 chevy corvair 95 load side pick ups
corvair 95 pickups 1961-1964
@@youtubecarspottersguide1 The Rampsides sold ok at first, but the Loadside sold poorly. Approx 1500 units in 61, but only 369 in 62.
How about the Hudson truck, or Plymouth
Maybe I forgot about them :(
@pd07 no worries, good job, a couple Dodges that I didn't know about though😁
It was made like that but you lowered it
Not even an honorable mention for the GMC Syclone? Or the Marlboro edition Syclone? I would give my right testicle for a Syclone. That's saying something too. That's my favorite testicle.
Is no convertible Dodge Dakota, pick up trucks.
The gmc was the only one I like.
Sublime green wasn't the color. It was greengo green.
What sucks about these trucks? They’re all automatic.😢
Truth be told, I don’t think any of them would get my attention.
Not even the Jeep Honcho?
GM never built the GMC four door your showing
I see why Ford declined the Sky Ranger 🤮
International had the GOLDEN anniversary pickup with a 6 cylinder that is rare these are performance trucks . They last truck was to rare 250,000 that’s not a special truck .
Oh hell, there's trucks that are just as rare if not more so. For example the 1950 Federal M-15 one-ton pickup with 14 foot bed made for the Phefferkorn Awning company. This is a one of one truck that still exists. Or the 1938 Mack 2M pickup in which only 117 were made. Or how about the 1947 Nash pickup, one of one and still exists. Nash also made 6 more of these pickups in 1948. Rare to say the least. I could go on and on...... So your list doesn't contain the "rarest". Do your research, try books instead of making a video based on a Google search!!
The problem with these specialty vehicles is price. They slap a few extras on and rape the consumer. That is why they didn’t sell very many because the consumers are smart enough to know when they are being punked by the automakers.
Custom trucks shouldn't count on your list.
I don't give a shit about around 90% of these. Who cares. A dodge ram...
rare=not many made........that doesnt mean good, just in short supply, like if they sucked
"leel red express". Is it that hard to just read a script and not use AI voices? It's just sad and lazy. You've earned my thumbs down.