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Discussion of Future Plans and Other Vehicles

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You won't believe what I found! Ford POWERSTROKE 7.3

What happens here

The presenter asks viewers for their opinions on what upgrades should be done to the F-250, specifically whether to convert it to four-wheel drive using parts from a donor truck he already owns. He reveals he paid $9,000 for the F-250 and estimates its current worth at $14,000. He then gives a quick tour of other vehicles in his 'Mega Shop', including a 2000 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins with 140,000 miles (which he considers much cleaner than the Ford), a red Toyota pickup truck (a farm truck with 300,000 miles), and a covered 'Unicorn' 1988 Toyota pickup (with 65,000 actual miles) that he's working on. He then shows a blooper from an earlier segment.

Goal: The owner solicits feedback on potential upgrades for the F-250, discusses its current value, and briefly showcases other vehicles in the shop, including a Dodge Ram, a red Toyota pickup, and a covered Unicorn Toyota.

Tools and materials

  • 1988 Toyota Pickup Truck ('Unicorn')
  • 2000 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins
  • Red Toyota Pickup Truck

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cold doesn't really appeal to me environmentally it doesn't really appeal to me so without further Ado I want you guys to tell me what upgrades do you think we should do to this truck should we four by four this truck should we do a 4x4 swap I do happen to have a donor truck for this project that donor truck has been wrecked on all four corners it is an F-250 and it would have the same rear end and front end as this one right here except for it's a four wheel drive so what do you guys think what should we do should we fix it flip it and buy another project or should we fix it four-wheel drive it and then sell it and see if we can truly double our money now that you've made it to the end of the video I paid nine thousand dollars for this truck right here I feel like it's probably worth about 14 just the way it sits what do you guys think post a comment down there let me know stay tuned for future videos we'll have more truck tours here on the Stoney Ridge Farm and I'll show you real quick inside the mega shop this is where we'll be doing most all the work as soon as we get power this building was put up in June or July of this year and we've got several vehicles in here that I love this dodge I have had it's a 2000 Dodge 5.9 24 valve Cummins four wheel drive pickup a very very nice truck I bought it with 120 thousand miles it's got about 140 now just barely getting broke in it's much cleaner than that Ford look over here we've got red Yoda this is the red Toyota pickup picked up off a good buddy of mine this has about 300 000 miles that is the V6 this is the farm truck we're gonna outfit this Critter with a big old cage on the back where you can haul ladders generators water tank all sorts of stuff this is a farm rig right here over here buried up underneath our wood Defender Banner is the Yoda corn this is a unicorn Toyota pickup this is a 1988 Toyota pickup absolutely fantastic truck 65 000 actual miles on that truck you'll see more of that in future videos so this is the point where I ask you what should I do to it should we four wheel drive it should we fix the dent should we drive the snot out of it what should we do to this truck man it's a really nice rig and I hope you guys has enjoyed this little tour now you stuck around to the end let's go see the dirtiest engine bay in any truck I've ever seen in my life Oh Daddy 67 Ford F-350 or 350 as it's affectionately known and here is oh the nastiest engine bay I've ever seen that is gross dude so gross…

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