🔧Successfully started the engine of the 1973 Dodge D800 Pony truck.
🔥Experienced some small fires while working on the truck, but quickly extinguished them.
🚒The creators are certified firefighters, so they were well-equipped to handle any fires that occurred.
🛠️Discovered various rust holes and leaks in the vehicle, which will need to be addressed during the restoration process.
💡Noticed that the truck's cab lights and horns are in working condition.
How long has the truck been sitting without running?
—The truck has been sitting without running since 1999, so it's been over 20 years.
What was the condition of the truck when it was found?
—When the truck was found, it was in non-running condition and had various issues, including electrical and engine problems.
Any major challenges encountered during the project?
—One of the major challenges encountered during the project was dealing with small fires that occurred while trying to start the engine. However, the creators were able to quickly extinguish them.
What are the plans for the future of the project?
—The plans for the future of the project include addressing rust holes, leaks, and a manifold leak. The creators also hope to fix the dump bed and ensure the vehicle is fully functional.
What are the unique features of the truck?
—Some unique features of the truck include the fuel pump and fuel tank location, as well as the cab lights and horns that are still in working condition.
00:03Introducing the project: reviving a 1973 Dodge D800 Pony truck.
00:28Noticing the truck in the barn and realizing it hasn't been running for over 20 years.
01:39Successfully getting the engine running, despite encountering small fires.
04:46Exploring the unique features of the truck, including the fuel pump and tank location.
05:58Experiencing issues with the high idle knob and manifold leaks.
07:31Fixing the high idle knob and continuing to work on the truck's restoration.
09:04Changing the oil and discovering a leak in the oil filter housing.
10:08Discussing the desire to have working horns and addressing the dump bed in the future.
