Good to see you back John. Love the way you do your videos, the way youtube use to be, to the point with no fancy fluff crap! I always love watching and getting ideas for my 94, and have learned quite a bit from you. Thanks for your content. This kind of stuff will live on as long as the internet is here and help the kids down the road with learning. Between my Father and myself we have owned this truck 29 years, got the str8 6 and am having fuel issues with it burping out of the front tank that I need to get to. Anyway>Keep um coming, hope you are well.

Too bad you weren't in Michigan cause I got some of what you need. Including a near perfect bed with just a bit of rust over the drivers side wheel lip.

Synthetic blend is good, I use it in all my trucks as I get it in bulk from my local parts store

I love my 300. Best motor I've had. Can't wait to see the progress.

I have 1992 5.0 2wd rust-free for sale

Can't be as bad as crank starting my '39 Farmall A model

I don't think it is worth a new bed, fenders, and paint. You can sell it as is for $2500 and get a rust free western or southern truck for what you'd put into this truck. An example near me (Ohio) fireball motors gets western (California, colorado, ect) trucks. They have a 1992, 4.9L 5sp 4wd for $5,900. Rust free. Just needs clear coat.

That looks like a little gem. Nothing that a electrolyzer tub, a needle scaler, and a gallon of Ospho can't handle. I bought a 93 crew cab a few months ago and you can dangle your foot through the floorboard. I'll be right with you in spirit. I appreciate the content, it helps me alot with my Fords.

Flat bed

Need almost every panel replaced and a bed I don't see how it's in that good of shape in my opinion

Being a farmer it would be kind of cool to design your own flat bed for it.

how does the frame look on your green truck could you show it in a video or take pictures of it also how does the plenum look on your green truck did the paint hold up good

Man I love the brown. Never saw a factory 93 with the T18? I'd leave it as is and just fix the rust and keep it brown.

Wassup John Good to see you back my friend

First time in a bunch of years there are snow drifts in backyard. Where I am we've been getting lake effect snow off Lake Erie. Cold, cold, cold...so much for Global warming! 😂😂

I think a brown and white two-tone would look sharp

Metallic brown with the metal flakes in it!

$1200 for a rust free truck bed is a rounding error in the price of a new truck! 😂

If you can get a decent used bed for $1200, seems like it would be worth it. Better than 80 grand for a new truck. 🤯

Hey Boss! Happy New Year! Sounds corny… Hope all is well. The more you look at the truck you can see that the rust isn’t all that bad… considering the age of it. The frame rails, I would use Fluid Film or Crown. It actually stops the rust and it actually “creeps” after it’s sprayed on. Easy to use and fairly inexpensive. Comes in the “clear” or black which would look pretty good for the under carriage. Aftermarket parts usually come close for a good fit but not exact. But for the price…what the heck. This is a pretty good project for restoration. Keep you out of trouble. I see the smart ones are staying 8m side. (Leanna, Jess, Buddy and all the other critters) All but you…🙄 Well enjoy! Stay warm. Friggin freezing here. If you don’t hear from me again it means I received my new National Grid bill and I didn’t make it. Hello to Leanna👋👋 Stay safe and warm, Bill

Ordered some pucks/bushings to fill those gaps off eBay and used this video to fix my motor. Thanks!

Nice truck.

Hey, great video, didn't even need work clothes on, got it done in an hour, haven't ever heard my horn til now!!! Thanks a ton

256k on my 92 straight 6 still gets 17mpg

Indestructible brother

My 185000 btu runs great with the cover off. Cover on its puking diesel and will not light. Should I use some spacers or drill some holes in the cover?

Klean Strip metal prep is the same stuff, and only $18/gallon.

I'll keep my eyes out for a box. Good video.

I had two 07 Hondas start throwing the same evap code the same week. One of them was fixed by a new cap, the other needed a new purge solenoid. The solenoid is easy on a Honda but I think it’s a PITA on GM. Good news on the shoulder! Mine was torn, plus a spur, plus bicep tendons all beat up. It’s good now but it was pretty much useless most of the year.

If you don't get around to another video before Christmas, then you and Leanna have a good holiday!

Isn't the rod popping out of the hole called birth control?

I know a few people who have had that same surgery. Takes a little time to get back to normal but basically routine surgery nowadays.

Hey Boss! Good to see the rebuilding of yourself went well. Good as new. Actuators can be a pita. Replaced a few over the years. The easy to get to ones never go bad, it’s always the hurried ones that fail. You got a little lucky. Amazing what a little rust can cause. Went through caps in my time and I always came back to Oem ones. I also read that a little grease along the rim or seal makes for an easy fix. Maybe a little dielectric grease….maybe. Hard to believe it’s about the end of the year. Hello to Leanna👋 Hope I got the name right this time. Stay safe everyone! Be good, Bill

Merry Christmas !

Hey Brother Merry Christmas 🚜

It did not work for me. No black.

lol i heat my shop with an old dryer i got off the side of the road, just turn it on and let it run, much cheaper than kerosene or diesel

Mine won't run at any pressure, unless I pull the top cover off and leave it off. 🤷

Do you neutralize it before you paint? Clean it off with something? Sand it again? Primer right on top of it?

I was recommended to use on my cast iron tool surfaces (Table saw, bandsaw, etc.) Does it work to keep rust away? Could j use this,let it dry, then spray a clear on it?

My 1993 ranger isnt engaging into 4wd either. I tested the harness from the module to the switch and had continuity through in the correct circuits. So I replaced the switch and still nothing? The truck has already been converted from auto to manual locking hubs. I'm thinking 4wd actuator? Any other suggestions?

I've got a 1995 Ford f250 with a 7.3 l international diesel four-wheel drive add leaf spring front end same issue where the tires are wearing more on the outer edge than they are on the inner edge , is the camber bushing the same on my truck as it is on a coil spring truck

do not use atf in the saginaw pump

Late 60s

Another interesting video always interesting from my shop to yours. 👍👊

I love a brown Ford

Good luck with shoulder surgery hope it goes well for you! Speedy recovery !

Had my shoulder rebuilt last winter. Had to re attach the bicep and all most the tendons coming from my neck. Added half dozen anchor points to attached everything. Fixed bine spurs and repaired a giant hole and can't remember what else but there was more. I was immediately pain free after surgery. I wanted to shoot my bow at 2 months and they said noway. At 4 months I was good to go like it never happened. No more pain. I'm pretty happy.

I had rotator cuff surgery on 3/27/24 and am still in physical therapy. But I can honestly say I never had any pain from the process. First you won’t like the sling but then you’ll start taking comfort in it. It just takes patience. Good luck.

I know lots of people who have had shoulder surgery. As surgeries go, it's no big deal. Therapy afterwards is the important thing. Follow your surgeons recommendations