Could a pick up truck save a plane with failed landing gear?
For the Boeing 727 that you see there, that whole procedure is impossible with a pickup truck. Given that the 727 is operating at its Operating Empty Weight, 102,900 lb OEW for the 727-200 advanced, and the force on the nose gear is somewhere around 10% at rest, that would put it way over the limit for that particular truck model (Nissan Frontier at 4,690 to 5,816 lbs GVWR). That would be even less pretty for the truck since the force at touchdown on the nosegear should be higher.

Also, according to this thread, the maximum speed for that truck is about 95 mph. Assuming that this Yahoo Answers is correct, the landing speed of a 727 is 130 to 150 knots (150 to 170 mph). This is way greater than the speed of any pickup truck.

I had to make a response like this some time ago as well to the exact same video someone had a question about.

However, you could land a GA plane on a pickup truck if you had the right equipment.

Nitpick on the video: if the plane's nose gear didn't deploy all the way, then truck or no truck, it should have collapsed on impact.