Hearing that Detroit scream/ 1979 Gmc Brigadier with a 6-71 Detroit Diesel

[@metalbill]

This is what all trucks sounded like when I was growing up. Love the old 2 strokes!

[@houstonbrown3450]

Yep I stayed with my grandmother back in the 70s when I was a kid ,always will remember the trucks on hwy 31 before I 65 was completed

[@davidtimms3201]

Beautiful sounding Detroit. I could listen to this all day. A 6-71 with Jakes will announce its presence for miles. Thanks for the ride. 👍

[@krabbykenny7933]

That's the original Motown Sound. I gotta have a regular dose of Detroit Diesel Audio Therapy. I grew up in a steel town and used to lay in bed on summer nights and be lulled to sleep by the sound of steel haulers with their straight piped Detroits climbing the tall bridge over the ship canal on their way to the Michigan auto plants. Later on I used to haul steel mainly out of Bethlehem Steel's Lackawanna, NY & Sparrows Point, MD mills with a Brigadier with a 6V92. I always wished it had a Jake Brake . Back in those 55mph top speed limit days my brakes were always smoking from trying to hold back a load of steel on the downhill side of the Pennsylvania hills where Smokey was waiting with his radar gun.

[@carlstclair9920]

Love the sound of that 6-71 Detroit shame they quit manufacturing them.

[@ronaldbertin9455]

Started in 1938 in believe , i might be out a yr or two

[@bradjames6748]

Trust me, after 10 hr day in the hot sun and traffic, it gets plenty old......

[@TIJoe-te9qu]

The highways are not the same without that sound. As a boy I rode from Jersey to CA in a Jimmy, and that soundtrack is still in my head.

[@chrishultgren777]

Drivers hated them. Low power and deafening noise.

[@TIJoe-te9qu]

@@chrishultgren777 I can see how they could get old to drive every day, yet I like to hear them run. I got my license driving a silver 8v92 with a 13 speed, which had lots of smooth power and quiet too. Then they quit making them.

[@philrulon]

One of the most lyrical engines ever built.

[@dwightcorbett8889]

I miss that sound, it's so rarely heard anymore.

[@juanagnew226]

My dad had a 1981 International S Series with the Detroit 671, 10 speed. This brings back memories. A sound you love and never forget!!!

[@jeffgarrett2114]

Nothing says I'm coming to a stop like Detroit going down the gears with a jake screaming full blast. Love the sound

[@randallgoldapp9510]

Nothing sounds better than a 6-71 under load.

[@michaelhildebrandt1325]

If you love that sound ,, the 12v71 is spiritual

[@trevorwilson5461]

They are wicked .a friend put one in a 82 Cabover Peterbuilt , restored daily driver

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

A few over-the-road buses also had the 12V71... the 1969-70 MCI MC-6. However, after the end of their initial runs as Greyhound buses, while those operating in Canada kept the "Buzzin' Dozen" and 5-speed stick, those units in the US were rehabbed with 8V71Ns and HT740s.

[@nathanspalink5438]

Gotta love old iron! Just a beast.

[@southernpride9557]

I grew up on those old Green Monsters . Something about hearing a 6-71 or 318 screaming through the gears . Those Jake's gives me the Warm and Fuzzy's . Cool truck .

[@RAYMOND169]

The greatest diesel ever made Detroit 671 I was a firefighter for 36 years 1973 we got a Engine with a 671 for almost 10 years it never failed us most dependable reliable at time we had pumped for days ...leaked a lot But believe me we beat the hell out of it the harder you ran it the beatitudes ran.

[@philipthemechanic5782]

i can watch this all day

[@TheDustysix]

Where is this?

[@UncaDave]

West(by God)Virginia!

[@iceman45ification1]

I swear that's like music to my ears. 😍 Love and miss the sounds of those old Detroit Diesel 2 strokes. Very nicely kept Brigadier you have there, btw. 👌

[@graystone5.3]

Thank you!

[@boblister665]

Sweet music. I drove a 68 9500 with 671 5&2 , 750 Holmes wrecker back in the mid 70's. Didn't have or need a radio

[@davekulman8195]

Definitely best way to drive a Detroit love the Jake's

[@NerdyRed23]

That's a badass Detroit Diesel sound for a 1979 GMC Brigadier Tow Truck

[@BrodieBr0]

Thanks for sharing that beautiful old truck! The screaming Jimmy is music to my ears!

[@doncyr3332]

All this wonderful music and with an NSRA sticker in the window. My kind of people here!

[@TheLawman318]

👌👌 Love to hear a Screaming Jimmy!! My Uncle had a W900 Kenworth with a 12v71.

[@williamking9494]

Oldiron tv I drove a log truck with a 6v71 detroit about 6 years ago love the sound

[@jerrymcjunkin8398]

Let the good time roll sound so good for a minute ther I thought I was with you love the jake brakes what would u take for it retired 5 yrs and I sure miss it post so more often I love it ❤❤😊😊😊!!++

[@axyww]

wish i had this so cool. jake brake slows you down which is it purpose and handy for windy road playing i now see. imo the 2 stroke diesel sounds real nice when its off too. thanks for posting

[@reidthompson8979]

I just love how the video started on an old ford -n tractor! We have a 1956 8n tractor that we use all the time for property work!

[@dttprice]

If your tractor is an 8n, it can’t be a 1956. Ford discontinued the 8n in 1952. You can look it up by serial number on tractordata.com . That site will show you the actual year of manufacture.

[@reidthompson8979]

@@dttprice it may be a 1952, I never remember. Do you know what year the jubilee edition was? Because I believe it is a year newer than that edition.

[@dttprice]

Reid Thompson The NAA was built for the 1953 and ‘54 model years. The ‘53 was nicknamed “Jubilee” because the hood emblem said “1903-1953 Golden Jubilee”. The ‘54 hood emblem had no text. It is for this reason that some hard-headed legalists will insist that a ‘54 cannot be called “Jubilee”, even though the ‘53 and ‘54 NAAs were EXACTLY the same tractor, other than the hood emblem. In late 1954, the NAA was replaced by the 600 and 800 series for the ‘55 year model.

[@southernpride9557]

Some of that video looks like you are in the Beckly WV area . Love that area .

[@thehighlife1320]

Bluebird school bus in L.A., and the Mexican coach buses back in the late 80s to mid 90s. Awesome sounds.

[@UncaDave]

Had to watch this twice. Music, pure music! Thanks guys!

[@billmann2991]

I could listen to that all day Long! 👍🏻👍🏻🍻

[@bertgrau9246]

Yes and if you did listen to that all day, you would go deff. Many drivers had severe hearing loss from those noisy things. Having said that, and having driven a few myself, I agree they sound good. However I got to a point where they sounded much better when someone else drove it than me

[@a-dog8075]

Your dad is very smooth with that engine. I know i wouldn't! Id make that thing scream!😂

[@graystone5.3]

Lol, he’s been driving 10 speeds for around 20 years, he’s definetly a good driver!

[@ronaldbertin9455]

Worked in the oil patch , we ran 12 v 149 Detroit deisels frac pump motors 4 turdos and 2 10 inch strait stacks you could hear them in the next County

[@chrishultgren777]

When I was a boy all the grandpa's who drove trucks were deaf from these engines.

[@jfraz3570]

Thanks for showing your Great GMC

[@Greg-ud3iu]

this is why i chose a 6-71 for my international 1700 build. the Detroit seems like a good choice and itl fit well

[@MrYAMAHA32177]

Nice Rig with a nice Holmes twin boom too boot. That big Holmes will pull till you rip the casualty apart or bust a pto shaft, Lol!

[@jwholmes2]

Elatiously obnoxious. Gotta love it!

[@85canpilot]

She sounds so badass!!!!

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

I presume this has the standard-issue 6-71N (238 hp)? By this time, the turbo inline 6-71T (275 hp) was also offered.

[@graystone5.3]

Yea, 6-71n

[@johnmachinemachine706]

such an orgasmic experience keep it truckin loud and proud 🤤😁👍

[@jerrymcjunkin8398]

O I forgot to tell you I bought me a on I 26 walk to keep in shape and sat down ther and watch my truckers friend go buy ❤😅😊 thanks man see u later !!++

[@UncaDave]

Bus Grease Monkey uses an intro film/song showing him driving his Silverside through WV, across the St. Albans I -64 Bridge and the first area past the first toll going through the Cabin Creek area on I-77.

[@deathrowauto2912]

My ears thank you 🙏

[@dttprice]

Had to put my earbuds in to get the full effect. Screaming D in stereo!!!

[@tommyhall350]

Great sound I Use to drive a k100 8v71

[@appealingpit]

Sounds beautiful

[@benjaminhernderson958]

That sound sounds sweet

[@scottiebartz2534]

Ain't nothing like a Detroit diesel truck and the sound of the old truck is dynamite

[@brianfalzon6739]

Awesome, well done!

[@ronaldbertin9455]

Detroit deisel turning fuel into a beautiful noise for 50 years

[@doityourselfwithfixinitwit270]

I'll race you when we get our bus running....just kidding, we have a 1952 pd 4103 GM Greyhound bus....we are putting a v730 Allison automatic transmission in it...with a 671 Detroit Diesel we are putting a turbo, with jakes with n75 injectors should be a screamer...I love yours reminds me of ridding in dads old log trucks when I was a kid...he let me do the shifting a lot of shifting...

[@graystone5.3]

FIXIN IT WITH THE LONG BROS. Doing a 671t build is going to be cool, you don’t see many of em.

[@doityourselfwithfixinitwit270]

@@graystone5.3 Thanks for subscribing...ya it's going to be cool when we get her going...thanks again my new friend....

[@usaoo3754]

I hope you are changing to cross heads. When you add a turbo you need to lose the trunk type and reduce the compression ratio. - seriously!

[@RustyZipper]

Do you guys watch Bus Grease Monkey?

[@doityourselfwithfixinitwit270]

@@RustyZipper Sometimes we watch when he is doing something that pertains to my project... I have asked him for advice but get no response, I guess he's to busy...We will get ours running and going down the road with the help of locals but as you know if your watching our KZbin channel we are doing this pretty much on our own for now...plus we are taking our time and trying to pay attention to details on this old bus....

[@amongust69]

singing her song for one of her many times

[@edkulk2777]

Would have enjoyed more of the scenery through the windshield... and less video of the dash... that dash always looked the same. That is such a beautiful part of West Virginia.

[@graystone5.3]

Yes it is, I have another brigadier video on my channel that shows more scenery” Gmc Brigadier hauling tractors”

[@nitrous36]

If you close your eyes, it sounds like a sports car hauling ass.

[@Cheezwizzz]

Now that’s a screamin’ Jimmy! 🇮🇪

[@TATEXPRESSINC]

Awesome Video!🎥

[@BillyLintzenich-wf7sk]

Oh man i could listen to this all day but i'd be late for work. I drive a 24 ton v-flow with a live bottom and a gay automatic and no sounds on the jake.

[@budgetbuilds1833]

Best sounds there is

[@forestlawrencegrading9154]

I think it's funny when you bog them down just as they're about to stall when you push the clutch and they will run backwards

[@Urnieburns70]

Sweet music 🎶

[@jonwallace7015]

I have 2 in my ship .i love the sound

[@terryknutson3202]

"RoadMaster !!"

[@joerumler48]

Nice stocking stuffer..... Bring it to me.

[@ronyoung6054]

Was that 2 mini vans passing you in the slow lane lol

[@jhundley2009]

Glad they paved 19 it was getting rough there for while

[@graystone5.3]

Yea it wasn’t great.

[@davidbrand9334]

6v92 sounds alike but better

[@houstonbrown3450]

Would love this truck pulling my horse trailer

[@rusttrail3]

Sounds good.

[@RayTuttle-of5qd]

Nothing like a Detroit with Jake brake

[@carlstclair9920]

Awesome

[@jeffgarrett2114]

Yeah! Let the jake brake scream!

[@Ryanpwnsjoo]

im in love

[@dwightcorbett8889]

me too, and there isn't even a girl in sight, ha ha.

[@jessemerriam9732]

Screaming demon

[@truckandtractorgarage740]

nice rig! whats the rear end ratio? how good does it do on the highway?

[@graystone5.3]

Thanks, we don't know what ratio but it usually runs about 60-65 on flat ground or going down hill, it lugs down on hills. We live in West Virginia, so we got our fair share of mountains and hollers. It does decent!

[@UncaDave]

Does it have the four valve head? I know that gives them better breathing and a bit more power.

[@frankbaublit]

That’s awesome 😮😮❤❤

[@UncaDave]

Looks like a Holmes wrecker set up. Is it?

[@graystone5.3]

yes, 600 holmes!

[@maxpinson5002]

Nice Maybe even extra nice

[@davidharrell8890]

Is it turbocharged? Mmmmmmmm, jake brake food! 😁

[@timattridge9321]

Listening to that is better than watching porn😜

[@kennethsouthard6042]

What is that lever on the top center of the dash?

[@graystone5.3]

There is a little vent in front of the windshield that opens if you pull that lever back. It’s a good way to get some air circulation through the cab since it doesn’t have a/c. It’s nice on hotter days.

[@alrick_lewis]

Is that Jake brake ?

[@the.porter.productions]

Still a sharp looking and sounding wrecker. Have you guys owned it for a long time? Fun to drive and ride in! You do a good job recording this process. I grew up in Huntington, WV. Those engines were popular in trucks back in the day. 🤩🇺🇸

[@graystone5.3]

thanks, not for long. my dad and grandpa bought this truck in 2013 to haul my dads john deere 720 diesel and that trailer. my dad a 2002 half ton chevy, that gooseneck and the tractor a little too much for it lol. so they bought it and started fixing it to where it is today.

[@the.porter.productions]

@@graystone5.3 🇺🇸 They’ve done a great job! Sweet looking rig! 🤩

[@phoenixarizona8441]

Badass

[@manoelgid4283]

Kwatwz hp???

[@mattmatty4670]

Infact I'm a guna keep this one cheers

[@whitetiger8652]

Love it!

[@graystone5.3]

Thank you!

[@gregoriotoledo2700]

The truck is for sale.?

[@graystone5.3]

No

[@jerrymcjunkin8398]

How much !!++

[@AppalachianRailroader_]

For sale?

[@mattmatty4670]

Music ballsy music

[@enginesandoutdoors3238]

She’s a 6v92

[@bertgrau9246]

In the title it says 6-71 . So how do you come up with 6V92 ?

[@enginesandoutdoors3238]

@@bertgrau9246 because the title is wrong lol. 92s have the deeper roar to them.

[@CarlosSantinon-ul1zr]

Que locura es una hermosura tiene turvo

[@LaLaLand.Germany]

I too like the sound of those engines but this level of noise is not pleasant nor necessary. And that's why a lot of people dislike old trucks in general. This Jake is killing, how is it likeable for the owner? If this truck has a tow late at night, goes thru a sleeping neighborhood and uses that Jake the night is over. And while he strolls along every sleeping being would think dinosaurs just crossed the bedroom. That being said it still is a job well done keeping ol yella alive but not as rolling coal which is nice. Two things I hate the most is too much noise and rolling coal, a truck can be pretty and impressive without that.

[@graystone5.3]

We don’t use this truck for commercial use. We use it to haul our tractors on that gooseneck or whatever else we need the strength of the truck for. And we take it to car and truck shows. So it’s just a toy and a show truck. The truck doesn’t even get driven much. Probably rolls 700 miles per year. We are a family of truck drivers, So we like loud jakes and straight pipes.

[@UncaDave]

Puts me to sleep like the RR going by the house. No problem here!

[@patsyware1788]

Oh go get in your Prius and turn on the Spa channel.

[@LaLaLand.Germany]

@@patsyware1788 Come on, can´t one let out a little rant? I am European, we don`t use engine brakes like that. At least I am not used to it. And in the darn video as the jakes turn on my speakers popped.

[@patsyware1788]

@@LaLaLand.Germany sure you can. No problem. Now here in America using a Jake's brake is as American as apple pie, baseball and Chevrolet. Just one of our cultural differences.

[@yaddahoe1176]

I OWN A 1987 GMC BRIGADIER C70 10SPEED DETROIT 6V96 LOVR IT BEEN DRIVING IT SINCE NEW JAKE BRAKE AIR BEEN HAULING ALL KINDS OF VEHICLES FOREVER.

[@emiliomilner2494]

10 speed?

[@graystone5.3]

Yes, eaton fuller 10.

[@emiliomilner2494]

@@graystone5.3 ratio rear end?

[@graystone5.3]

@@emiliomilner2494 we don't know. Its geared to run around 65 mph.

[@emiliomilner2494]

@@graystone5.3 good speed

[@SomeTechGuy666]

All that noise and so little power - 225HP.

[@jdlawless_fuel1416]

Had lots of torque, and it's pretty good considering that it was 30s and 40s tech. Big power can be achieved by using large port liners, big injectors, adding a turbo, and some other little things. They are great reliable motors that sound pretty good and are very easy to maintain.

[@richardmaurer9002]

Tech guy… I’ve seen you lurking around before… how much power does a DT-466 have with have with 40 more cubic inches and the latest electronic controls…. Yes? …. We’re waiting…..

[@user-rp5gy9ux6d]

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[@michaeldowning6986]

238

[@michaellethcoe8244]

Awesome