Part 12 - F100 '60 Ford Truck Restoration

[@speakerswiatrek7324]

Granddaddy would be so proud! The narrator is my favorite kind of teacher: knows what he will do, explains clearly, displays while teaching ... and has a sense of humor... and sensitive to what farmers 60 years ago had to use for repairs. Great!

[@JOTsShop]

You're very kind! Thanks for watching.

[@guymonsgarage525]

I love restoration videos I have been here since day one and I love the music because it’s relaxing and calm and I’m sure your grand daddy is proud of what your doing for his truck good job love it

[@JOTsShop]

Appreciate the kind words! Thanks for watching.

[@nicholas2447]

Everything you are doing and have done is exactly how I got my 59 going. Right down to the wasp nests and huge mouse nest in the headliner.

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks!

[@RCXBuildsIt]

I like these videos because of the voice over, very clear description of what you are doing. I am working on the same year and model truck so it’s cool to see someone restoring one that has sentimental value. I’m just putting mine on a late model Lincoln town car.

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks for the feedback! Just subscribed to your channel and looking forward to following along with your build.

[@Josephpaul8974]

Your videos are great. Informative, to the point, and the camera placement, and quality are great!

[@JOTsShop]

Appreciate the kind words. Thanks for watching!

[@AndysDogHouse]

Hey JOT. Nice video. It looks like you have a plan and you are sticking to it. I have a plan as well. I go out to my stop and sit down and think "What should I do today" I finish my coffee start on whatever comes into my head. 😉 Thanks for sharing.🍁👍👍

[@JOTsShop]

Andy ... thanks for the great comments! I just visited the Dog House and watched you attach your new snowblower to the tractor. Very nice! Well, I have a plan but many times I also just go sit in the shop and drink coffee! After all, being retired means you don't have to feel guilty doing that! Thanks for watching!

[@delphismartot573]

Hi! Your videos are so instructives ! thank you for sharing this restoration with us! I’m from France, i love theses trucks .I’ve two 58’ , i try to restore them , I’m not a professionnal so you help me a lot!thanks a lot! 👍👍👍

[@JOTsShop]

Appreciate the kind comments and thanks very much for watching!

[@rcetheridge7000]

commenting from my wife's iPad I like your videos they're very detailed and your camera work is great hope to start on my 57 soon keep them coming

[@JOTsShop]

Appreciate the kind words. Good luck on your 57. Thanks for watching!

[@Nobody-nz6vy]

I love the videos exactly the way you guys are making them. I am always excited to see the next video and what progress has been made. Keep up the good work! Thank you so much for answering my question about the heater vents as well!

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks for coming back! Appreciate the kind words.

[@kneedeepinbluebells5538]

Good & Getting BETTER. I Am REALLY Looking Forward To Seeing Your Wonderful Ford, "Goldenrod Yellow" All Metal - Dashboard, With It's White: Instrument Cluster Panel, Dash & Window Crank Knobs Brought Back To Life, In All Their Shining - Retro Glory 😊

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks for watching!

[@FordTorino70]

Excellent video!

[@JOTsShop]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!

[@johnpynsia3515]

Keep up the good work.

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks for watching!

[@markbehr88]

Really enjoying your videos

[@JOTsShop]

Appreciate the kind words. Thanks for watching!

[@matthewstein9257]

I LOVE your videos.

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks ... and appreciate you watching!

[@truthseeker5968]

I love the videos! Just need more videos! I have a 1960 f100 as well.

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks for the nice comment ... and thanks for watching!

[@eddie2389]

I love all of them you r doing a great job form Somerset ky

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks! We appreciate you watching our videos!

[@ricknaks]

We also have a 1960 f 100 short wide bed and we got lucky that it has minimal rust and we have it running and got the clutch working and now we will get the brakes working next as soon as the winter is over. As for your format of your video's we like the way you do it but we are in our 60 s so it works for us.

[@JOTsShop]

Very cool about your truck! Thanks for the kind words and for watching!

[@ricknaks]

@@JOTsShop We subscribed on your first video.

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks!!!

[@scottstewart9978]

Very good videos! I am in the process of restoring my grandfathers 1960 Ford F-100 223 L6 as well. I just removed the fuel tank, and I would be interested in hearing where you plan to move the fuel tank to? Thanks!

[@JOTsShop]

Appreciate the feedback! We'll probably get a new fuel tank that will sit between the frame rails. That will be a much safer situation. Good luck with your restoration. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

[@blademaster2701]

this is way more satisfying than trying to tell if someone is a furry

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks for watching!

[@blademaster2701]

@@JOTsShop remember when you said not to snap the bolts well mine snaped

[@JOTsShop]

Well, on these old trucks that have led a full life, it's gonna happen! Thanks for the comment.

[@danielrickel8807]

I like the videos exactly how you produce them well done. The only thing I might add is statists about the truck itself like what size the brake drums and the gear ratios in the transmission and axle for example.

[@JOTsShop]

Appreciate the kind words and great suggestion. Thanks for watching!

[@nicholas2447]

When you take off the bed, install a fuel cell or tank under the bed. I believe the 67 mustang fuel tank is popular with fridge owners. I have a 16 gallon Jaz fuel cell under mine.

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks for the tip about the fuel tank. And thanks for all your other comments. Appreciate you watching!

[@carlspringer2242]

The detail on removal, disassembly and reinstallation for each part/system is great. You have come a long way since my visit last February with Dino Schweitzer. Keep the videos coming...very interesting to follow your progress. One question is why are you not painting external parts after cleaning and before reassembly? Is your plan to leave as is or to disassemble again for detailing? Carl Springer

[@JOTsShop]

Carl ... Good to hear from you! Thanks for the feedback. We're not really sure yet about reassembly ... If we'll leave parts as is or not. We are still disassembling much of it ... Truck bed is next! Thanks for commenting and watching!

[@carlspringer2242]

@@JOTsShop Once you get the bed and cab off the frame....you'll have the itch to paint the frame before replacing springs, shocks, brakes and steering parts. Once you do that the rest will follow...just guessing!

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks!

[@keithskustoms2311]

Painless wiring makes a new harness for F series trucks. It’s worth getting a new harness.

[@JOTsShop]

Thanks for the comment and appreciate you watching our videos.

[@nicholas2447]

I can't stress how important and how tight that copper washer between the master cylinder and the brake switch is and needs to be. Otherwise spraying brake fluid will ruin your freshly painted engine parts.

[@JOTsShop]

Great to know!