Dodge Army Truck First Run WWII 1940
First start and run of Dodge VF-402 1.5 ton Army dump truck; hasn't run in probably 15-20 years (judging by condition of cloth-covered spark plug wires). New battery and tune-up, oil changed. No ether. Ran good but couldn't drive due to gas pedal broken. No, I didn't get it running before shooting the vid!
1927 Indiana Motor Truck, 12459 miles. Please read caption for the link to sound version.
Nice!!! The audio has been muted on this clip, even after full credit was given to the Writer/Composer. Thought it would Boost interest in their sound tract, but no! I guess not! Anyway, here is the link to where you can hear the 1927 Indiana running. Without the 35 seconds of the "Indiana Jones" Theme that landed up muting the entire video.. Thanks...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8AVFPdnJr8
1927 Indiana, model 127, This truck was put into storage in mid 1930's. It is original, unrestored, with 12459 miles. Not even broke in yet. It rides on Goodyear hard rubber tires, with the rear tire being wider than the front. We watch the Indiana earn its keep, doing what it was intended to do. It passes the camera with a load of dirt, and dumps it at the pit. We then watch an Oshkosh pass the Indiana on the dirt road. Indiana Truck Corp built trucks from 1910-1933 in Marion, IN. From 1928-1932, Indiana Trucks was controlled by Brockway. In 1932, White purchased Indiana Truck Corp for there good name and dependability.
Song is from the "Raiders of the Lost Ark" John Williams & the London Symphony. Label is PolyGram, Columbia Records 1981.
Up till Saturday, 8/13/2011 I have never seen or heard of Indiana Motor Trucks.
Video was taken at the HCEA National Pike Equipment & Steam Show, in Brownsville, PA. 8/13/2011
This is the OLDEST dump truck I ever filmed, and here is a link to the LARGEST dump truck I ever filmed,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTYz8rOmG9Q
In this video clip, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqaCsvqk8IA , we see a 1931 Chain drive Mack AC pass the Indiana...
Thanks for watching, Jackmp294.5™...
Sherman tank engine first start
First start of the Continental R975-C4 after rebuild. This engine is going soon into the Sherman M4A1 76mm HVSS completely rebuild.
Premier démarrage du moteur Continental R 975-C4 après remise en état qui serra bientôt replacé dans le Sherman M4A1 76mm HVSS
1947 Ford engine starting after 31 years
Old Henry, our 1947 Ford, engine starting after 31 years.
For video of the car's first drive shortly after click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBe8KWTM3qQ
For video of the car's second drive with the old man that purchased the car in 1959 click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OImNZD7L6U
For later photos of the car restored and on the road click here: http://s1059.photobucket.com/albums/t424/craigmca/Old%20Henry/?albumview=slideshow
Here's a recent one driving in the snow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VONZdWVH6A4
Here are all of the road trips he's been on since we restored him:
Monument Valley in March 2013: http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=99523
Bryce Canyon in February 2013: http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=97822
Milford, Utah in December 2012: http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=93137
Nevada and Idaho in November 2012: http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=89080
Rocky Mountain National Park in September 2012: http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=83966
Yellowstone National Park in May 2012: http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=72864
Death Valley in February 2012: http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=62705
Pike's Peak in July 2011: http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19141
Route 66 in April 2010: http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=57511
m35a2, reo m50a3, the deuce and a half, reo m109, m35a1, m36a2, army truck, vietnam oorlog, reomie
This reo's stand in the netherlands in Ooy,Nijmegen to (REOMIE).
This is the site where the REO's stand.
http://www.reomie.com/about_reomie.html
scaniaV8 reomie "reo m35a2" m35 "am general" , m35a2, army "gmc cckw" "dodge wc" "willys mb" diamond dukw normandie tatra "dakar 2009" bmvt spearhead mack "de walm" "military truck" "mlitary trucks" usa us usarmy irak afghanistan nederland amerika "amerikaanse legertruck" legertruck "vietnam oorlog" vietnam
1919 Buick First start since 1952
This is the first startup of this 1919 buick six roadster that had been sitting in a barn in ohio since 1952. It was parked there with a bad differential. My boss bought it on Ebay and i gently disassembled the engine, cleaned out the 50+ year old oil, freed up the piston rings and put it back together. I had to substitute a newer coil to get a strong spark and had manually filled the float bowl of the carburetor. No fuel pump was hooked up or water in the engine hence the short run time. This is a very cool early overhead valve engine with an aluminum crankcase,cast iron cylinder block, roller tappets, exposed valvetrain, zero gap piston rings, and electric start. This car had about 14,000 miles on the odometer. Enjoy the video! Check out my other video/slide show for engine disassembly pictures.
The Great Dorset Steam Fair 2010 Heavy Haulage
The various Heavy Haulage loads in the Play Pen at The Great Dorset Steam Fair 2010;
1925 Burrell D Class Traction Engine No.4019 Britannia hauling the stone block
1922 Burrell Road Locomotive No.3937 Janet hauling the chain loaded trailer
1901 Fowler B1Class Road Locomotive No.8920 The Great North heading the Pickfords 100 ton loaded with an M4 Sherman banked by 1920 Burrell Road Locomotive No.3829 His Majesty
1925 Burrell D Class Traction Engine No.4019 Britannia hauling the trailer with the early electric motor
1908 Burrell Road Locomotive No.3057 Lord Roberts, 1912 McLaren Road Locomotive No.1181 King Harry, 1928 Fowler B6 Class Road Locomotive No.17106 Duke of York & 1919 McLaren Road Locomotive No.1652 Boadicea hauling SR Merchant Navy Class No.35005 Canadian Pacific on Allely's Locomotive Transporter
1912 McLaren Traction Engine No.1266 & 1900 McLaren Road Locomotive No.1497 double heading the early electric motor trailer
1913 Burrell Tractor No.3442, 1910 Fowler A5 Class Road Locomotive No.11111 City of Hull, 1908 Burrell Road Locomotive No.3057 Lord Roberts, 1901 Fowler B1Class Road Locomotive No.8920 The Great North & 1919 McLaren Road Locomotive No.1652 Boadicea hauling SR Merchant Navy Class No.35005 Canadian Pacific on Allely's Locomotive Transporter, before this run the water bowser finally went round to damp down the ground to stop the dust.
