Dodge POWER WAGON Restoration Vlog: EPISODE 3

#dodgepowerwagon #restoration #classicmopar
Hey gang, check out my buddy Jonathan’s Power Wagon Restoration Vlog!
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Welcome to my restoration vlog! I’ll be taking you moment by moment while I restore my 1958 Dodge Power Wagon W300M 4x4 off-road truck. Episode 3 takes you through the 5th and 6th months of restoration with episode highlights including assembling the restored front and rear axles, installing the axles to the frame, and the tear down of the old fuel tank.
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[@frankhall4]

What a great job.so many little parts to rebuilding

[@partsandresto]

Yes sir. Lots of work to be done!

[@davidneale-lorello2954]

Dude I wish I had half your energy! Great work! 👍🏻

[@arasutisna6739]

I like restoration old car , tank you

[@paulresca6681]

Impressive in your attention to detail and your willingness and thirst to learn. I’m glad you made these video’s because I’ve been wanting more content of the wagon. Looking forward to the next one. Thanks

[@zak-a-roo264]

This would be awesome vid w camera turned sideways.

[@partsandresto]

I shot it for instagram nearly a year ago, it is what it is.

[@robw7205]

@@partsandresto any plans for new content to be horizontal?

[@partsandresto]

Yes, all new content will be horizontal. This Vlog series is 10 months behind. I’ll be releasing phone perspective vids until I catch up. Working on a cab metal surgery video in horizontal right now. Sorry dude.

[@robw7205]

@@partsandresto all good, it's great content and it makes sense to use what you have. Love what you're doing 👍

[@Lucas_Tulic]

5:41 That was top notch, dude!!! hahahahaa! Cheers from Argentina!

[@partsandresto]

Thanks Lucas!

[@tommclaughlin5617]

another great video, thanks

[@partsandresto]

Thanks brother!

[@DependableAutoTruck]

mostly depends on you if you clean adjust and replace any bad bearings most likely needs ring gear and pinion but if the truck isn't going to see a lot of hard use will be ok most likely just don't abuse i have a much newer 1994 i am going to make nice but will never see abuse so going to save where i can

[@jth1987leb]

You’re so lucky you have a Eastwood near you

[@partsandresto]

I barely go there, just when I’m in a pinch. Usually order online and wait like the rest of us

[@SchysCraftCo.]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@oxfd611]

I would like to try and rebuild a 2004 WJ 4.0I. Or maybe a wagoner. My biggest hold up I don’t a garage shop.

[@harry7361]

the paint on the engine was silver from the factory

[@dougcooper6004]

Axles on Power Wagons are the weak point. Much easier to break an axle than anything else. I am one of the few people left that has really used a Power Wagon. I have taken them with chains on all four wheels in deep snow and used them with a water tank on wildland fires. They just make it through, no busting the drifts.

[@bobf3779]

Hello. I have to ask…. My rear brake plates are bad. I have new ones. How did you put yours on?I noticed rivets. I am on the verge of a breakdown🤯. What has to happen to get the old ones off? Remove rivets? Please help

[@donaldharris9657]

No picture.

[@tomlee7966]

whats the web site for those videos you watched

[@partsandresto]

KZbin, you’re looking for flathead engine videos right?

[@tomlee7966]

@@partsandresto the ones you watched to learn how to do things that you showed usauto something

[@thewanderingsole5774]

@@tomlee7966 usautoindustry

[@cl18od6]

If the camera was turned 90 degrees you would get a much better video view. It is difficult to look at the center of the screen with the two outside portions in a out of focus view, gives me a headache.

[@partsandresto]

Sorry fella. This is old footage, shot over a year ago, and I just realized I should share it. the whole series will be like this unfortunately

[@DependableAutoTruck]

there is a you tuber backyardalaskan has some of the trucks might help you some