REVIVING an Abandoned International Pickup Truck! WILL IT RUN AND DRIVE?!

[@Kaffeetanne]

I am not a car guy by any means, but i have a soft spot for old mechanical machines in general, so i watched the whole hour and really enjoyed it. Also like the style of this video. No annoying background music blaring non-stop, no fake drama, no influencer marketing trying to sell me some crap. Just some guys wrenching on stuff. Really appreciate this!

[@CodyBuilds]

Thank you so much for the kind words and thanks for watching!

[@corydriver7634]

Great job on the ignition diagnosis and also on your persistence making old parts work when you discovered you didn’t have the right points. A lot of people give up when that can’t get new parts but it’s amazing how these old vehicles will come to life with a little TLC. Maybe not perfect but still running after all these years.

[@CodyBuilds]

These old analog vehicles are simple and tough. The nice part is they usually won’t leave you stranded. You might have an issue or two but it’s not like having an electronic component fail and disabling your car.

[@JeronWhite]

Nice frame hunter green paint

[@brentzimmer9602]

That is pretty cool for a old truck

[@CodyBuilds]

Thanks for watching!

[@daviddennis9313]

I subscribe simply because you were working on these international trucks, these are great. I just took a year and a 1/2 to revive an international 200 1974. Hopefully gonna sell it in two weeks.We'll see good work guys.

[@CodyBuilds]

Congrats on getting your International back up and going! While my F150 is my primary project currently, I’ll definitely be featuring both International trucks in the future. This one in particular will be a future build series.

[@johnshort7571]

I would like to see what you are going to do on this Internation in future programmes. Great to watch.

[@CodyBuilds]

Thanks for watching! I’ll be doing more with this truck after I make some progress on my current project, my grandpa’s 1975 F150. I love this old International and I’m excited to film more content with it.

[@oldradioguy65]

It's an awesome truck! Good restoration candidate!

[@CodyBuilds]

After working on this truck for the day I’ve really fallen in love with it. There will definitely be more content with this truck coming in the future. Thanks for watching!

[@toddmiller1039]

Another great video!

[@CodyBuilds]

Thanks Todd!

[@LuminousBlueVariable]

Hi guys! Great video! Thank you for sharing. The firing order should be cast on the intake manifold.

[@CodyBuilds]

We did later find the firing order on the intake but none of us were sure what the numbering scheme for the cylinders was on these old trucks. Thankfully we didn't need it. Thanks for watching!

[@goldenrustorbust]

Nice video man 👍

[@CodyBuilds]

Thanks for watching!

[@RustyInventions-wz6ir]

Very nice work. Just found your channel and subscribed. I like it.

[@CodyBuilds]

Thanks for the sub, I truly appreciate it!

[@BlueJeanF150]

Dad and Grandpa (farmers) had bag phones like that, I don't remember them being in any of the old trucks but in the pickups and tractor cabs. Mom had one for a bit as an insurance agent as well. Kids these days are really missing out lol Enjoyed this video, I haven't looked but there can't be that many KZbin videos on these old IH trucks, might be a nice (sub) niche for your channel. If anything, you could fix the body in the same fashion as the 75 Ford, you could even make it a shortbed, too

[@CodyBuilds]

I remember way back when my cousin got a bag phone for his truck. I was pretty young but I remember thinking “why would you need to make a call from your car?” Man how times have changed 😂 I’m definitely going to be doing a budget build series with this truck. Not sure how soon I’ll get to it, but I’m already making plans. I’d like to do more DIY fabrication on this one.

[@Ericnelsonhubbard]

Pops looks right at home in the ol girl

[@CodyBuilds]

He was absolutely loving it! His grandpa had a similar truck and I think he was taken back to driving that old truck as a teenager.

[@jeffreypinder9398]

That sounded like a starter Bendix with that clicking. Is that a remote fuel pump? I still have my nail file from my grandfather for such an issue...and I'm 60 years old. Did you disconnect the old fuel tank? Well done saving that Cornbinder. Leave the patina.

[@CodyBuilds]

Yes it was an electric fuel pump. The farmer that originally owned the truck disconnected the mechanical pump, installed a secondary tank and electric fuel pump. We disconnected the original tanks and installed a remote tank in the bed. That patina ain’t going anywhere! I love the look of this truck.

[@sheamarquis2760]

Pro tip always make sure to remove all the foil from the gallon of oil prior to attempting to pour into any vehicle or reservoir. 😂

[@sheamarquis2760]

37:21 Rubbers always get in the way hahahaha classic

[@CodyBuilds]

😂 This might be the best advice ever given on KZbin! Hope you are doing well buddy!

[@CodyBuilds]

I didn’t catch that until I was editing the video 😂

[@mikewilliams2072]

The International 1110 is a better truck than the Ford pulling it and it's not even running, just a minor set back fo now!!!!!!

[@CodyBuilds]

You’re not wrong 😂 It does have a 7.3 in it though so technically the best part of that Ford is an International.