I did not know you’re named after Colt Seavers- THATS AWESOME!!

This is an absolutely beautiful tribute to your Dad. And a wonderful history of your family. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. God Bless you and your family. Merry Christmas!

So fare my favorite motor engine combination is 4.3 vortec v6 with NV3500. I sold my 1998 s10 longbed, after my pup passed. It was actually Doby's (best dog ever) he just let me drive it. It was a two wheel drive. I'm lookin for a 4x4 4.3 vortec with NV3500 transmission and transfer case to swap into my 1995 YJ. never letting my first Jeep go. Yes with a longbed one wheel drive truck snow and a slight hill equals no go. The oil filter moves under the engine with the fuel injection 4.3 vortec. I am a manual transmission purist, have a 1995 YJ, 2.5 Iron Duke with Ax5, a 2014 Rubicon 2 door manual transmission, and a 1982 k10 with 350 and a 5 speed Tremec transmission.

Rory is one of the Goats. Even on 24H hell and back he was on unfamiliar ground and still came out with double the points of 2nd place. Dude can get more done with unnecessary front digs on a coil spring suspension than a $100k rig on 42’s. It’s funny how a lot of YT crawler will claim you can’t turn 40’s on any factory engine offered in jeeps. Yet here we are

Rory is one of the Goats. Even on 24H hell and back he was on unfamiliar ground and still came out with double the points of 2nd place. Dude can get more done with unnecessary front digs on a coil spring suspension than a $100k rig on 42’s.

Been watching a lot of these videos from your dads series. Man he would be proud this is a cool way to commemorate his life. Thanks for sharing with us maybe one day I’ll see you out on a trail here in CO!

Looks like your dad was pretty awesome dude. I just picked up a 74 K10 on 37s and I am looking forward to getting out there with my kid this year. I taught her how to drive when she was 11 in my 1959 CJ five Jeep. I really enjoy watching your video on this. Merry Christmas to you and yours.

Colt & Shanna, your story, along with the editing, is great. Your dad sure played hard , he looked like he was a real good guy to hang out with for sure. Stay safe , we'll be looking for the next video 😊.

Thanks for sharing a more personal part of your lives. I think the hardest part of reliving those memories is when you look back and realize that was the last time we did something. My Dad has been gone for 24 years now and some things are like yesterday. That's what happens when God blessed you with a really great one. I hope to be the same.

Really enjoying the series. I wheel with my dad and my two sons. My older son drives better than most all ready. I’ll buy one of those jackets with your logo.

Good video.

Love this series Colt, I'm sure you're Dad would have too, well done!

I would buy one if the Mexican hoodies. Great memories! Thanks for sharing. May GOD bless your family.

Looks like one nice trail thanks for sharing

Awesome tribute of you guys truly.

i need a colt builds it mexico hoodie lol make that 2

Your dad is proud of you. He he raised you upright.

YES on the jacket and RED WHITE BLUE would be great ... Happy Holidays

Definitely enjoying the tribute to your father it’s great having all of the older videos thrown in

You are a awesome guy and doing such a great job honoring him can see it with how you are with your own kids and your videos

What a fantastic video series Colt, great job honoring your dad. Love seeing the old vintage Jeeps and Scouts. Beautiful country. I’d be up at those old mines with my metal detector.

Nostalgia and gorgeous scenery, love it.

I love watching your trail rides! Your commentary is interesting and funny. The camera work is great! I love the trails you pick! Please keep it up! My sympathy on your loss. You honour him best by passing on the thing s he taught you.

Thank you Colt and wife for sharing this with me ! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year !

Thank you Colt and wife for sharing this with me ! I have always loved going to Colorado years ago ! Now it's just me , my 2 dogs and horse living on 24 areas in Kansas !

I understand 100% my father and I spent our summers and spring and fall in the Colorado mountains on the western slopes his final resting place is on the mountain that’s where he wanted to be

That big lake was beautiful l. The blues & greens. Cool about the cross coming out of the snow

I've been to Leadville and Cripple Creek many years ago ! Way before they started putting in Casinos !

You had an awesome Dad and he raised you right. I'm glad to have mine still alive (84 and still going); don't know what I will do when he's gone...

This series !! Hits at a personal level .. i lost my pops this year as well ! We where restoring his willys mb .. i plan to finish it when i can .. its so rough to loose your pops very cool videos lobe yalls channel

I wonder if all the Jeeps packing the mud out had anything to do with it NOT being a Jeep trail anymore?!?

That's amazing that you got to see the mountain goats up so close. Very cool! Your Dad lived the good life! Four wheeling, ice racing and great family events that made such fond memories for your family. A rich legacy passed down and now shared with us in this series! Thank you so much for taking us along!

What a beautiful trail. The aerial view going thru the creek was awesome. Maybe start a seperate channel call it Colts Adventures your very good at showing awesome views . 👍✌️

I really enjoy these videos for your dad, I am very close with my dad as well. I am also enjoying the scripture at the end of your videos. Thanks for the great content, Colt.

I didnt know they made manual s10 Blazers. That's awesome. I love have u have an s10 truck now doing these trips. I know u say he had jeeps & scouts. But still cool

Boy, those old trucks sure look stiff, not much flex. They bounced like pogo sticks.

Love it! I missed vid 2, I’ll have to go and watch it. Great series! Our Dad’s were great men. I know I my Pop tremendously! Thanks for sharing.

Our sincerest Condolences to you and your family and friends. These stories bring back memories of my Dad and my Grandpa, Grandma. and my Uncle especially who took me/us out hunting, fishing, camping and on trips, both on and off highway. My Uncle bought a (59ish Jeep pickup Needle nose) and he took us all over including a trip with his travel trailer to Arizona. Thanks, keep up the good videos, I also enjoy your shop videos because you spend time explaining things more in depth than some others.

I loved the vintage footage. Thank you for sharing.

Spider-monkey for the win! That was amazing!

This is hard to walk on. Mmmmmm wonder why. Colt buy the girl some shoes. Great video as always.

So sorry for your loss... I love that you honor him in this and other videos... God Bless You!

Thanks again for sharing this.❤️

Fantastic scenery. Looking forward to the next upload. Thanks for sharing.

Mom passed this year, we spent alot of time talking & watching westerns... knowing the different actors more indepth gave things a whole new meaning, alot of tough people have come before me! Mom was born in a tent up in McCall Idaho, her parents we're fighting fires, grampa had a crew of 26, Grandma cooked & fed everyone with my uncle under her feet & Mom on the way. People definitely worked hard back then, can't imagine crossing this pass with wagons! Horses yes but a long hard trip even with trails. Thank You both!

Hills look so colorful just like I remember in Colorado. Alot of wet saddle blankets on horse & mules., we use to stack rock in a U shape to shield the fire, they were flat around Leadville as I recall. Very beautiful country for sure! Love the drone footage at or below the tree line, use to enjoy moving cattle down in the fall. Noticed you did front shackles on your front springs.... why did you choose that configuration?

You should paint smoke show to look like the fall guy truck

One of the few things I miss about living in SW Colorado. The views and mountains close by

Funny story when I was young guy 15 years old I decided I was done with school . At the time my dad and I did not see eye to eye on much well long story short I worked on a survey crew until old enough to join the navy . So over my life I never was out of work and never had to call my mom or dad to bail me out of anything then one day while at work as a machinest my dad called to tell me he was remarrying and would I be his best man at his upcoming wedding which I gladly said yes to . Unfortunately he passed from a heart attack before the big day enjoy your memorys while your making new ones . Merry Xmas