awesome truck - nice country and roads ;-)

Love your bullnose i have a 86 f150 supercab long bed 4x4 and watching yours makes me want to finish fixing mine

Nice truck. Makes me miss my old ford truck

I think that illegal to us the road as a mud bog

Very nice truck

If you ever want to sell this truck message me I’m in GA and have been looking for this exact truck!

Greetings from the province of Pontassieve in Florence, Italy, I see that many 4x4 off-road vehicles in this place are not equipped with specific mud tires, it seems to me that they have All Terrain tires that are not good on these dirt roads with the presence of mud?

I in Italy in the province of Florence have a small Suzuki Jimny 4x4 all original with a 1.3 LT gasoline engine m13a from 2001 that I use to go to the countryside and to the mountains on dirt roads and forests and I use it to tackle dirt roads with mud. I use a set of retreaded tires from the Ziarelli brand, model Mud Power m + s 205-70-15 and then I have a set of Hankook Dynapro off-road tires. atf RF 10 m + s in original size 205-70-15

Thanks for the sub bud. Sent one right back to ya. Good to see a fellow idi warrior! Cool rigs! I just rebuilt my core support, they were a crappy design with all of the sandwiched metal allowing it to rust out. Sweet ol rig bud. The tractor pulling video is 10/10, with that thundering idi! Ready for some painting content!

What part of Georgia you in? I live in south Western catoosa county Georgia.

Maybe 2" of snow, wasn't much..... my last snow was Jan. 2018

You have a broken body mount.

My dad had two of them in the late 1967

Great video man! Love obs fords!

I'm in Gainesville... looks like Helen or Wild cat creek?

Great Truck, Brother! I need a garage like this. Good Luck👍

I love this Great Old Diesel Truck!

Need block heater and never pump throttle on cold start deisel bad for injectors...

Y'all got it good up there! All we got down here in Macon was frozen rain. If you ever find yourself down in Macon, stop by for a cup of coffee. I'd love to see that truck in person. Either that or your dually.

I live in Georgia

Great video, im pretty fond of old mechanical diesels. They're hard to beat. Thats a neat old truck

Looks good that motor sounds strong out of the pipe thanks for the video take care.

That was probably a nice truck at one time.

Maybe just a leveling kit.

What size and brand tires you got on the old 6.9? I’ve got an 85 f250 4x4 I rolled an 86 kingpin 60 under sadly it’s just a 300 6 4spd I’d love for it to had been a 6.9 truck like that one though.

Great looking place I'm down in Henry co we had a lot of sleet had to work anyway thanks for the video take care.

Ride height looks correct as it is to me, nice truck.

Luv the stock look, kinda tired of the usual big wheels jacked up so high you need a ladder to get inside.

Where'd you get them tires from

Nice truck! Got a growing appreciation for a lot of these old trucks! Saw Hall County as well. I’m in Habersham.

One of the best looking trucks in my opinion. I daily drive a '91 f250 with the exact same drivetrain as yours and it's one of the best vehicle's I've had.

Nice truck. That color is so cool. 😊

Really good looking truck! I think the height is perfect. I bought a new F150 4x4 with a 300 six and a 4 speed in 1984 wish I still had it.The tires and rims look great just like back in the day the trucks were made to be used!

Nice truck I'm Casey

Looks good. I'd just drive it as it is.

Beautifull

Wow that is clean please keep the chinese and plastic cosmetics out of it

Love it ! Can't wait to see more videos on it

Wow that’s a pretty stripped down model. I can’t say I’ve ever seen the wood paneling without dash vents, was it a radio delete truck as well ?

You need some weight on the back or the rear wheels will slide if you brake hard. You sure put a lot of confidence in those new brakes to go barreling down the highway before short run testing them. But hell I probably would have done the same thing...

1:33 LOL

I just use a 2x4

I have the 6.9 idi aswell why the high idle it's cool forsure but any purpose

These trucks never were known for ride quality, and the fact that you don't have anything on the rear frame, don't help. 45 to 50 empty is about all they were designed to run, anything faster and you can't stop very well. Radial tires and front shocks help. BTW, here on the farm we have several old trucks with the hydro vac, including a N750, they all have poor stopping ability, only the ones with air brakes are decent to get stopped. Can't count how many times we had to swerve off the road to avoid rearending some one who stopped short in front of us!

Those tempermental Hydro vacs are the most miserable POS ever put on a truck! Back when the truck was new, they only worked marginally. Now that their old, forget it! Can't get new units anymore, and the rebuilt ones are a joke. Those that you can find, have been on the shelf for so long that their non functioning. In order for the thing to actually work, the whole brake system has to be in a perfect working order. That means all wheel cylinders must be like new, brakes adjusted up close, master in good order, vacuum must be up to specs, and all vac lines new! Then you might have a chance. And over all else, the hand brake must be good, in all likely hood you'll still need it to stop the damn thing! When these trucks were new, it was normal to see them in the shop often for brake issues, no matter the make as they all used those same units. You know it's a issue when the shops back then kept them on the shelf.

10:24 this part keeps me from goin due to my wide set up. 37x14.5 on 9 lift

I got the same truck but on 37s 14.5 15 Toyos with 9 lift. Wonder if I can clear paths?

I just got one but it doesn't have the odrive transmission.i can't find hardly any videos with info on them either thank you .

I don’t even know why you got 4x4 engaged , literally a 2wd ford ranger could do every bit of this trail 😂 , I don’t blame you for staying out of thick mud that craps terrible on all vehicles and that’s a beautiful truck

Would you happen to know the name or a part number for the piece that goes on the end, inside the cab?