Dodge Power Wagon Cab Removal and Frame Paint Job - Restoration Part 5

[@DIYSCOTT]

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[@ageguy5090]

You're doing great Scott.. Don't listen to the naysayers...Take the positive advice and move on Love the vids!

[@DIYSCOTT]

Haha thank you!

[@royworks28]

Hey Scott just to pass on a couple of things I learned doing this. In the areas enclosed on the frame flooding those areas with bar chain oil for chainsaws. And when you edit your videos I found out you can adjust the volume when you talk.I think your videos are really good,I figured I would pass on information

[@DIYSCOTT]

Thanks for the advice! Yeah my audio is always a struggle but I have gotten a better camera since so that should also help. Hope you have a good rest of your day!

[@marklangley992]

Beats the hell out of wasting your break on video games

[@DIYSCOTT]

Amen

[@JDawghasaTruck]

Good hoist frame btw!

[@DIYSCOTT]

Hahaha thank you it actually worked well.

[@AZ14.]

Hey Dude great job on you power wagon., Question where and what kind of distributor cap you have on it?

[@DIYSCOTT]

Got it from vintage power wagons can't remember which one they recommended me because it depends on the model year

[@JONNYCABANI]

Looks good

[@DIYSCOTT]

Thanks!

[@dnovello]

Good job 👍

[@JDawghasaTruck]

The muffler mounts double as clamps and mount inside the frame rail. The hanger for the end of the pipe goes on the outside of the frame rail. I show a little bit in my latest video.

[@JDawghasaTruck]

What’s that angle iron bracket on the passenger side? Doesn’t belong. Looks good!

[@50hitman]

Why not just use a floor jack and block up the cab. Love the old Dodge

[@DIYSCOTT]

Definitely could've done that. I was planning on taking it all the way off at first but realized that I didn't need to

[@ralb97]

Tailgate and bed: facebook.com/groups/511542638998035/permalink/1631599383659016/?sfnsn=mo&extid=siFjP84TYJyH6Ak1

[@DIYSCOTT]

Wish I saw this sooner haha. I ended up buying a reproduction tailgate and front panel and got the bedsides from legacy classic trucks but they are really rough

[@tomdamon7208]

this is why I don't watch these types of vids . total hack job

[@DIYSCOTT]

Sorry you don't like it. The truck was going to be completely parted out but it was saved. I am by no means trying to perfectly restore this truck. I don't have the tools, or the expertise. Yup I used rattle cans and I am sure the frame will maybe still rust. It's an ongoing project. If you have any advice or tips I would love to hear them because I am not going to pretend like I know what I am doing.

[@lenBrill1971]

@@DIYSCOTT . . . . I am glad you saved this truck from going to a wrecking yard. Keep trying your best. You will learn as you go and you WILL get better at it. 👍🍻

[@DIYSCOTT]

@@lenBrill1971 Thank You! I am really glad I saved it too. Some people don't understand that I don't have the money, skills, or expertise to make it a perfect show car. lol Glad you enjoy the videos and the truck I should have an update video coming out soon :)

[@oliverroedel1111]

yes he could disassamble everything and sandblast it and so on. but hes using at least a good product and he cleaned the frame up. thats ok for the moment. some years later he can do it again and better.