I really hope you all enjoy the Power Wagon Rescue!! 😃 I wanted to give a bit more background. I was told the truck was purchased from a neighbor. He was asked to drive it over and park it in, what was then, the front yard. We found some pieces of an old For Sale sign that coincide with this. With nearly 100 other vehicles on this property (including the Galaxie XL), I suppose one could justify not driving it again. Many of the dents, not from current tree growth, appear to be from being hit while logging the land in the past. Sadly easy to get to items (bumper, radiator, tailgate) have been picked off by passerby’s. We’re really excited for this one and to take it to the next step! Definitely need to do some trailing!
As a Brit who enjoys tinkering with old machinery, respect to American engineers of the old days. Astounding that you can leave a vehicle in the woods for half a century and with minimal preparation, fire the darn thing up and have it idling. Nuts. Enjoyed this guys.
I'm a Ford guy but I've always loved the old Dodge trucks of this gen. My dad had one that was orange with a white camper shell, and I remember it even when I was only a toddler. Thanks for the memory refresher!
Runs great for just new plugs, fuel pump and starter! Make a good woods truck or winter beater! Glad you all pulled from woods after 41 years and revived it!😊
I'm a new subscriber from southern NJ and really enjoy your videos. I never thought I would find myself watching both of you for 47 minutes bringing an old Dodge back from death and finding it so relaxing and rewarding to see the results. Enjoy the time together as father and son. My father passed almost 10 years ago and miss him terribly.
You should DEFINITELY check out his Porsche build that he got from one of our local junkyards if you haven't already! I know I saw that thing there for 10-15 years before Michael got it!
This truck would be a pretty sharp runner with a little more love. I'd love to see it. You guys do it right with your revivals. Keep doing what you do!
Dodge needs to bring back this cab and body style but with a modern drivetrain. This classic “old school” V8 4WD short bed truck with solid axles would sell like hot cakes in 2024.
I love how excited you get when one fires off for the first time. Also, you said it was "kind of self-healing". The last Chrysler product I heard about that did that was a '58 Fury, and we all know how that worked out. Be careful.... Looking forward to the next episode. By the way. I have been a long-time fan and have learned an incredible amount about cars from watching. I would love to find one of these old relics and try my hand at getting it to run. You guys are the most entertaining car guys on UA-cam!
As always great content! I like the fact you show where its grave was and the process of bringing it to the shop, would love to see more of this in future videos. Btw I pulled a 1981 d150 in a barn 4 years ago, fixed it up and has been my daily driver since! Great truck!
Just about the time that I think you guys have met your match, you go and blow me out of the water!!!! 41 years sitting in the woods, and you get that truck to start, run and drive down the road!!!! AMAZING!!!
My father in law had one of these as a cow-chaser @ the farm in North Dakota. When a cow got through the fence it was the go-to to round them up. Needless to say, the truck took a beating but kept on going. It finally died but only after a long and productive career. Keep up the great work!!
41 yrs that truck was just waisting away in the woods and now u brought that beast back to life again! Can't wait to see the next video and the process you use to pull those big dents out. New paint or just a clear coat over the old stuff.
@@brucedk2181 Can’t imagine parking a 9 year old truck like this! The crisp gauges and nearly perfect pedal pads, look the part. The rest of the truck has seen some things thru the years though 😅 Can’t wait to share more!
Hello From Kentucky. Back when I started at the equipment repair facility with the highway department in 1991, The crew that sprayed the highway right of way had two of the 3/4 ton Dodge Power Wagons that would go anywhere I believe. I know those trucks had V8 engines and I believe the 4 speed manual transmissions as well as the 4wd shifter next to the gearshift. Those were the days before the 4wd trucks were so plentiful in which the vast majority of the pickup trucks were the 1/2 ton 2wd Dodge trucks with the Slant 6 inline engines and mostly automatic transmissions although we did have a few with the 4 speed transmissions. The government fleet vehicles as a rule were extremely “Plain Jane” with pretty much just the heater and that was pretty much it.
Nice looking dodge truck it's one of my favorite colors it runs great and looks like a strong machine thanks again for bringing it back to life I love this older square body style
As far as the automotive UA-cam channels I watch, I have to say this would be the one I would emulate if I had the abiltiy/time to work on old cars. I really enjoy that you guys take the time to bring it back to your shop before trying to get it to run and actually make it safe before driving it around others. I really enjoy the thorough work you and your Dad put in to these revivals and look forward to more on this and other builds! Awesome work!
I love watching you guys, your enthusiasm is contagious for these old cars. Can't wait for the next episode. Keep up the great work best wishes from the UK.
With the optimism you guys demonstrate, you could be negotiators for world peace. I thought that you were crazy to start on this thing, but optimism wins through. This thing has risen from the dead. Congratulations.
Currently rebuilding a 78 club cab long bed 4x4 power wagon with a 440. Awesome trucks. Great job getting it running and driving. Wish there were more power wagons being brought back to life.
With every rescue, you take it to the next level. It's great that you have an intelligent thought out plan for each rescue. Finish up the fluid changes, replace hoses, brakes, better rad and fuel system. Keep it up.
AWESOMEEEEE rescue! Thank the trees for keeping it Dry too!!! To go from a 41 year grave to running & driving AND structurally and visually solid~!! Would be plumb crazy Not to run all the way with this as a personal truck and content! Absolutely wanna see this one go all the way!
This was the first video of yours I seen. I’m 40 years old and it took me back to when I was a kid watching hot rod tv. Can’t wait see what yall do with the power wagon!
Every time I see one of these Dodge trucks I think of my brother-in-law. He's had so many of these 4x4 short and regular beds (even today has a 60's 4x4 Dodge panel truck) that he's given grandsons/son (and wishes he hadn't lol). Remember fun times in them (he's the type that made his own trails if you know what I mean) too. My sister was always right there too (they still adventure in the hills now in the Mega cab)! Didn't have any doubt you and your Dad would fail on this one. Little more work and cleaning of the interior you'll be more in love.
Another cool video from you and your dad. I actually heard him talk a few times in this video. I like to hear him interact with you. Love you guys videos.
Those old 318's are gutless at 175-190 HP. I would throw a cheap 4 barrell intake and carb to spice it up. Cool truck in great original condition for it's age!
My Dad bought a 1975 when they came out brand new. He loved that truck. We put it threw hell. Hauled shingles that we took off a 3 store building 85 miles just to dump them. We drove it 5 days a week 85 miles and back. Building house's caring lumber. And everything else. I pound of y'all. Please keep up the great work. Stay close. Thanks for the video.
My Dad bought a brand new '75 W-100 SWB Club Cab 440/727. It went everywhere, hauled like a 1 ton. It SHOULDN'T have been able to do the stuff it DID.😊
I fell in love before you cut the first tree. Owned 3 power wagons in my days and miss them all. Mopar head through and through. Mopar tech now retired. Not anything on that truck I do not know like the back of my hand. Thank you for saving her.....She is a mopar so trans fluid check hot idling in neutral, they will show full in park, drop to neitral and it disappears from the stick.
Great video, I felt like I was right there with you, big smile on my face. Love the old chrysler/dodges. The old 318's and torqueflites are hard to kill, I'm glad it ended up in the right hands to freshen it up, good work guys. Cheers from Australia 👍
That was an awesome Rescue of that Dodge Power 4x4 … to see it run with the nominal amount of work you n your Dad had to do to get it not only running but also Driving… it’s Joyous to see after sitting idle in those Backwoods shame it’s sat there Oh so long I’m sure with some of those Whiskey dents sorted an shine up it’s patina maybe sandblast that pickup floor of rust an give it some paint … bringing it back with new bumpers n tailgate you’d have a going to town Rig … Right there !! 👍👍😎
Super cool truck! Great job and content! Watching your father and you work on that together reminds me of my late father and myself working on equipment and trucks together. It’s special that you get to work together!! Blessings!!
I grew up on the opposite side of South Carolina from y'all - Lowcountry. Growing up we called Dodge trucks of this vintage "pasture trucks" because when they wore out or just stopped working, farmers would just park them in their pastures because they knew they couldn't sell them or trade them in. Woods aren't pastures but I'm getting the same vibe from this one. That being said, you and your dad take the same thorough, methodical and common sense approach to your rescues and I have every idea that you'll get this one in good enough shape that someone will have fun driving it. Looking forward to following along on yet another successful Budget Build.
Great video,nice work,as always,congrat! so nice to see son and dad working,enjoying and laughing together.Still can't believe you are tasting the old oil!
This makes me want to get my dad’s old Dodge running again. 87 Dodge power ram with the 318, been sitting for a hot minute. This gives me hope in that truck
I really hope you all enjoy the Power Wagon Rescue!! 😃 I wanted to give a bit more background. I was told the truck was purchased from a neighbor. He was asked to drive it over and park it in, what was then, the front yard. We found some pieces of an old For Sale sign that coincide with this. With nearly 100 other vehicles on this property (including the Galaxie XL), I suppose one could justify not driving it again. Many of the dents, not from current tree growth, appear to be from being hit while logging the land in the past. Sadly easy to get to items (bumper, radiator, tailgate) have been picked off by passerby’s. We’re really excited for this one and to take it to the next step! Definitely need to do some trailing!
If you look at the other person's elbow when giving a high 5 you won't miss 😊
It's as old as I am
Do it! Do it!!!
Use a leaf blower to strip. The junk from. Cab
If it has a title please fix this one they are hard to come by short bed 4x4 dodge
It's not just about getting it running, it's about bringing it to life again. You two are very good at doing that. 😊
Very true! We love the rescue!!! Thanks!! 😊
@@BudgetBuildz you should rescue a helicopter...!!!! paint it tractor supply red ...put a spotlight on the nose and play Sanny Clawz for the kids!!!
I think these thinks came with 318s and 360s. I used to drive them. When Iacocca took over the quality went way up!
Dad and son reviving vehicles together. What a great channel.
Yes! Just like the "Turning Rust" and "Restored" crew!
Yup,i watch them too.😊
As a Brit who enjoys tinkering with old machinery, respect to American engineers of the old days. Astounding that you can leave a vehicle in the woods for half a century and with minimal preparation, fire the darn thing up and have it idling. Nuts. Enjoyed this guys.
I really like that you clean these things up before working on them. It just bugs when other guys don't. I guess to each his own but thanks
Wicked pet peeve of mine too. I saw this kid do a whole dirt bike engine rebuild while the thing was covered in mud. Really?
hi man
I'm in the same boat. I need a clean environment to work well.
You’d hate me then, half the cars I get working aren’t clean before I’ve got them on the road
I'm a Ford guy but I've always loved the old Dodge trucks of this gen. My dad had one that was orange with a white camper shell, and I remember it even when I was only a toddler. Thanks for the memory refresher!
Fords suck
@@JoshuaGlenn-mf7rhDodges suck way worse.
@JoshuaGlennMF7rh yeah we bet you know all about sucking lil joshua LOL !
As a bodyman, I just want to see the dents get pulled out.
Do an urban. Camo with grey Black white accents
I'd. Paint it like a. Power WAGON with. Accents and roll bar. Front bumper
Yeah macho paint job a la Simon. Simons
That is a disgusting idea. Gross camo? This is not some hunting white trash rig. Its a real gem
O, I think that will buff out 😅
Awesome job,getting it out of the woods and back running again…love to see more of it….
Runs great for just new plugs, fuel pump and starter! Make a good woods truck or winter beater! Glad you all pulled from woods after 41 years and revived it!😊
That's just one of the best looking pickups ever made. Abandoned.
Hell yeah, man.
Spot on! Love the 70’s Power Wagons
Not even a Dodge fan, but for some reason I love that truck! So glad y'all found and saved that ole thing!❤
70s dodge trucks and trail dusters/ram chargers are awesome. Some early 70s D100s came with 360ish horsepower depending on engine package. I want one.
Old Dodges are something special
Aj. From Simon and Simon. Rad
I agree
Yes they are,, I hade two 78 dodge power wagons 4x4.. wish I still had them both
You and This N That Garage are my favorite channels because you save things that most people would just scrap.
Mr Chad really gets stuff going you would never expect anyone could! Especially mom's Fairmont wagon!
@@jangles1839that old ford that had stuck engine was a good one. Hes building a 394 stroker motor for it now.
Yeah he is one of my favorites. I hope he does something with that old galaxie 390 station wagon.
@@rm25088 yeah me too id like see it up and running again
@@bobobrazil1973 it definitely would be cool. Such a unique car.
You know you are old when the truck you wanted in college is a build project on UA-cam. Hope the build goes well. Will look in on you often.
I'm a new subscriber from southern NJ and really enjoy your videos. I never thought I would find myself watching both of you for 47 minutes bringing an old Dodge back from death and finding it so relaxing and rewarding to see the results. Enjoy the time together as father and son. My father passed almost 10 years ago and miss him terribly.
You should DEFINITELY check out his Porsche build that he got from one of our local junkyards if you haven't already! I know I saw that thing there for 10-15 years before Michael got it!
This truck would be a pretty sharp runner with a little more love. I'd love to see it. You guys do it right with your revivals. Keep doing what you do!
That's one hell of a find, love that truck hope to see more of it.
Enjoying this video, the camera work and details of your working progress , are excellent , Michael& Dad!
Really glad you’re enjoying!! Thank you 😊😊
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@@BudgetBuildzWant sell it? I've been looking for an older 4x4 I could tinker with after my heart attack. I know it's not but doesn't hurt to ask.
Dodge needs to bring back this cab and body style but with a modern drivetrain. This classic “old school” V8 4WD short bed truck with solid axles would sell like hot cakes in 2024.
Dodge needs to reclaim Ram from fca and leave them first
Amazing to see that old rig fire up after so many years!
I love how excited you get when one fires off for the first time. Also, you said it was "kind of self-healing". The last Chrysler product I heard about that did that was a '58 Fury, and we all know how that worked out. Be careful.... Looking forward to the next episode. By the way. I have been a long-time fan and have learned an incredible amount about cars from watching. I would love to find one of these old relics and try my hand at getting it to run. You guys are the most entertaining car guys on UA-cam!
As always great content! I like the fact you show where its grave was and the process of bringing it to the shop, would love to see more of this in future videos. Btw I pulled a 1981 d150 in a barn 4 years ago, fixed it up and has been my daily driver since! Great truck!
Just about the time that I think you guys have met your match, you go and blow me out of the water!!!! 41 years sitting in the woods, and you get that truck to start, run and drive down the road!!!! AMAZING!!!
My father in law had one of these as a cow-chaser @ the farm in North Dakota. When a cow got through the fence it was the go-to to round them up. Needless to say, the truck took a beating but kept on going. It finally died but only after a long and productive career.
Keep up the great work!!
Love it !! A forest grew up around this truck as it waited for the day BB would come its rescue. Awesome !!!
41 yrs that truck was just waisting away in the woods and now u brought that beast back to life again! Can't wait to see the next video and the process you use to pull those big dents out. New paint or just a clear coat over the old stuff.
It’s amazing how you find these! That one wasn’t very old when it was parked. Looking forward to your transformation!
@@brucedk2181 Can’t imagine parking a 9 year old truck like this! The crisp gauges and nearly perfect pedal pads, look the part. The rest of the truck has seen some things thru the years though 😅 Can’t wait to share more!
Can't believe that truck was just left there, Great find for you and your dad. NICE!
Hello From Kentucky. Back when I started at the equipment repair facility with the highway department in 1991, The crew that sprayed the highway right of way had two of the 3/4 ton Dodge Power Wagons that would go anywhere I believe. I know those trucks had V8 engines and I believe the 4 speed manual transmissions as well as the 4wd shifter next to the gearshift. Those were the days before the 4wd trucks were so plentiful in which the vast majority of the pickup trucks were the 1/2 ton 2wd Dodge trucks with the Slant 6 inline engines and mostly automatic transmissions although we did have a few with the 4 speed transmissions. The government fleet vehicles as a rule were extremely “Plain Jane” with pretty much just the heater and that was pretty much it.
Can't beat those Torque Flite Transmission's
Nice looking dodge truck it's one of my favorite colors it runs great and looks like a strong machine thanks again for bringing it back to life I love this older square body style
As far as the automotive UA-cam channels I watch, I have to say this would be the one I would emulate if I had the abiltiy/time to work on old cars. I really enjoy that you guys take the time to bring it back to your shop before trying to get it to run and actually make it safe before driving it around others. I really enjoy the thorough work you and your Dad put in to these revivals and look forward to more on this and other builds! Awesome work!
Another one saved from the parts pile or even worse, the crusher. Thanks guys! She’s a very cool ol’ truck.
I love watching you guys, your enthusiasm is contagious for these old cars. Can't wait for the next episode. Keep up the great work best wishes from the UK.
What a brilliant old truck
Great video guys
She sounds so good
Thank you for lubing the rings and cylinder walls!!!
Great project!
Yikes we junker these trucks in 80s
Do a TIMING CHAIN and gears replaced
Its alive! Good job getting it up and running!
With the optimism you guys demonstrate, you could be negotiators for world peace. I thought that you were crazy to start on this thing, but optimism wins through. This thing has risen from the dead. Congratulations.
Great job buddy! This old Dodge brings back lots of memories! Ya gotta love a 318! Look forward to seeing more! 😊
That old truck just LOOKS happy! Love watching this!
You just can't kill an old Mopar!💯🇺🇲
This shows the quality of American engineering when an engine fires up after all these years and still sounds good! Great job!
Parked since '83? Thing wanted to LIVE! Quite a fun little truck.
Ballast resistor CAPP. Rotor.
Surprisingly clean and complete. Not being vandalized after 41 years in the woods! What a cool truck. Worth being saved
Sweet Rescue!!! Can't kill old Mopars!!
Currently rebuilding a 78 club cab long bed 4x4 power wagon with a 440. Awesome trucks. Great job getting it running and driving. Wish there were more power wagons being brought back to life.
I love when another treasure like this saved from the scrapper.
I don't think this one was ever gonna quite make it to the scrapper persay 😅
But I agree it's awesome to see them rescue such a gem.
love mopars......they are just the best, wish i could get one like that
It wouldn't be an episode of BB if you didn't hear the airplane in the background!
Love the channel guys!
Yeah they're only a mile or two from the county airport and dead straight in line with the runway
With every rescue, you take it to the next level. It's great that you have an intelligent thought out plan for each rescue. Finish up the fluid changes, replace hoses, brakes, better rad and fuel system. Keep it up.
AWESOMEEEEE rescue!
Thank the trees for keeping it Dry too!!!
To go from a 41 year grave to running & driving AND structurally and visually solid~!!
Would be plumb crazy Not to run all the way with this as a personal truck and content!
Absolutely wanna see this one go all the way!
I love watching what you folks do. You make me smile and remember days of vehicles gone by. Thank you.
Can’t go wrong with an old short bed dodge. Big fan of your channel!!!
Great rescue, solid era rig. Thanks for using your safety gear, makes it really enjoyable to know no injuries will occur.
Nice work guys! I wanna see more of this truck
When the truck first came on my phone screen...I immediately smiled and said ...heck yea I like it😊awesome find...and a short bed to boot
Gotta love an old 318, music to my ears when that thing started!!!
Needs timing chain replacement and gears. Fuel pump
This was the first video of yours I seen. I’m 40 years old and it took me back to when I was a kid watching hot rod tv. Can’t wait see what yall do with the power wagon!
Learned to drive manual in a 76 dodge power wagon 318 4 speed loved that ole truck many good memories
I learned to drive in my dad's 75 chevy 1/2 ton manual 4x4
Oh Yeah, I love this body style, especially the short bed. I'm looking forward to the build.
Love the channel guys, keep up the great work.👌👍😎🔥🔥
Nice power wagon! Y’all are gonna have fun with this
Excited to get this one going again! 😃
Every time I see one of these Dodge trucks I think of my brother-in-law. He's had so many of these 4x4 short and regular beds (even today has a 60's 4x4 Dodge panel truck) that he's given grandsons/son (and wishes he hadn't lol). Remember fun times in them (he's the type that made his own trails if you know what I mean) too. My sister was always right there too (they still adventure in the hills now in the Mega cab)! Didn't have any doubt you and your Dad would fail on this one. Little more work and cleaning of the interior you'll be more in love.
318 Excellent Engine as tough as the 225 Slant 6
That thing ran great. I had no hope for that one, and it ended up being one of the best running engines you guys have had.
Your channel was recommended from another channel I was watching. Enjoy your channel. I like it!
I love it when a plan comes together. " Awesome truck" !!! Nice
Are y’all crazy absolutely not…..that old Dodge deserves a 2nd chance…..please keep these old rescues coming 🙂
Another cool video from you and your dad. I actually heard him talk a few times in this video. I like to hear him interact with you. Love you guys videos.
I love the manual swap idea too!
i miss my '76. loved watching this vid. thank u.
The engine is good so don’t hold back on the rest of the restoration. Looking forward to seeing what you guys can do with it.
This truck needs a complete make over good luck getting it back up and running 😊
Absolutely deserving!
Those old 318's are gutless at 175-190 HP. I would throw a cheap 4 barrell intake and carb to spice it up. Cool truck in great original condition for it's age!
A rebuilt 318 with a rebuilt torque flite would be cool
My Dad bought a 1975 when they came out brand new. He loved that truck. We put it threw hell. Hauled shingles that we took off a 3 store building 85 miles just to dump them. We drove it 5 days a week 85 miles and back. Building house's caring lumber. And everything else. I pound of y'all. Please keep up the great work. Stay close. Thanks for the video.
My Dad bought a brand new '75 W-100 SWB Club Cab 440/727. It went everywhere, hauled like a 1 ton. It SHOULDN'T have been able to do the stuff it DID.😊
Cool old truck with some dent removal she'd really be neat!
She needs to have her dents be left alone.
@ I get the patina thing but I don’t like big dents in them.
Shouldn’t be too hard to pull.
I fell in love before you cut the first tree. Owned 3 power wagons in my days and miss them all. Mopar head through and through. Mopar tech now retired. Not anything on that truck I do not know like the back of my hand. Thank you for saving her.....She is a mopar so trans fluid check hot idling in neutral, they will show full in park, drop to neitral and it disappears from the stick.
Those 727 transmissions will heal themselves 😀
Do a tranny filter new fluids
Great video, I felt like I was right there with you, big smile on my face. Love the old chrysler/dodges.
The old 318's and torqueflites are hard to kill, I'm glad it ended up in the right hands to freshen it up, good work guys. Cheers from Australia 👍
Your garbage bill must be crazy, I love your enthusiasm for rescuing all of these cars and trucks.
Definitely would fix the dents on it. Being a body and paint guy drives me nuts. And it’s a good looking truck.
they will just pop right out
This is one of the best rescues I've seen - getting that old truck out of where trees had grown around it. Forgotten no longer.
I LOVE the old power wagons can't wait for part 2
Very nice vehicle. Thanks for bringing it back to life!
Man I bet that was a sweet truck when it was new
Super high quality videos 👌 I love watching these old trucks get their soul back
Like to see ya fix it up. Great trucks. One of my favorites.
That was an awesome Rescue of that Dodge Power 4x4 … to see it run with the nominal amount of work you n your Dad had to do to get it not only running but also Driving… it’s Joyous to see after sitting idle in those Backwoods shame it’s sat there Oh so long I’m sure with some of those Whiskey dents sorted an shine up it’s patina maybe sandblast that pickup floor of rust an give it some paint … bringing it back with new bumpers n tailgate you’d have a going to town Rig … Right there !! 👍👍😎
Nothing like an Old Mopar.
318 ❤️
Super cool truck! Great job and content! Watching your father and you work on that together reminds me of my late father and myself working on equipment and trucks together. It’s special that you get to work together!! Blessings!!
Heck yeah good shape for the shape it's in.
Especially the undercarriage! I feel most are much worse these days.
Yes please would love to see that dodge truck fixed up . Appreciate both of you 😀
Rust isn't ever a patina, it is just rust.
That's technically what patina is as well. An oxidation layer on a non ferrous metal.
I grew up on the opposite side of South Carolina from y'all - Lowcountry. Growing up we called Dodge trucks of this vintage "pasture trucks" because when they wore out or just stopped working, farmers would just park them in their pastures because they knew they couldn't sell them or trade them in. Woods aren't pastures but I'm getting the same vibe from this one. That being said, you and your dad take the same thorough, methodical and common sense approach to your rescues and I have every idea that you'll get this one in good enough shape that someone will have fun driving it. Looking forward to following along on yet another successful Budget Build.
The background sounds to this video are Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Other old farts out there, like myself, will get that reference.
Great video,nice work,as always,congrat! so nice to see son and dad working,enjoying and laughing together.Still can't believe you are tasting the old oil!
Second like first comment posted 16 seconds ago!
Hope you enjoy the video! 😃
I already am! 😁👍🏼
The most satisfying video I've seen in years! Best 46m 38s of my year! Thank you!
You guys are great at reviving these old buckets and giving them new life.
This makes me want to get my dad’s old Dodge running again. 87 Dodge power ram with the 318, been sitting for a hot minute. This gives me hope in that truck
Can’t wait to see more on this truck. That thing is awesome you were lucky to find this one. It needed to be saved and waiting to see it done. Love it