Aiden's Truck Hits a Major Wall! SEMA Crunch Continues!

Can the crew get everything ready for SEMA and still work on Aidens truck?
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[@rcbailey2581]

My dad has been gone for 20 years and this was his favorite story. It was the early 60's I was probably about five I don't remember how old, but I do remember doing it. I am 63 now. My dad was painting the house and he left the paint open in the garage with brushes and rollers. I started painting everything, my feet, the walls, the stairs, the driveway, his shoes and boots. Luckily I did not paint the car. He came back to get more paint and caught me in the act. Their were little foot prints all over the place, we always went barefoot in the summer. I was afraid that I was in big trouble but he started laughing at me and thought it was hilarious. I remember getting a bath with gasoline. He would splash a little on me and wash it off. Of course it was oil base paint and probably lead based too. Only one of us got in trouble that day, my mom was pissed at him for leaving the paint open. Needless to say the little foot prints were permanent in the concrete floor. When I was in Junior High we bought a new house and moved. He always said that if he could have brought the garage floor with us when we moved he would have, he loved the foot prints on the floor. He always told that story and my mother would always give him the look. I miss him a lot and miss him telling the story. What I learned that day, I hate to paint.

[@LincolnMaxnCo]

Thanks for sharing your story It put a smile on my face 👍🙂

[@rcbailey2581]

@@LincolnMaxnCo To tell you the truth it brought tears to my eyes as I typed.

[@hussleconstruction5414]

@@rcbailey2581 mine too

[@bryduhbikeguy]

You keep him with you as you remember and share this story too.I can almost picture it and I've never met you 2 so you've passed this on to us and we can smile as we recall it.

[@timwilkinson2797]

Ha i love storys like this Cheers RC - UK here

[@PatKempen]

Like you, I've always been drawn to the tools. At 2 years old, so my parents tell me, My dad comes home from a long day at work, grabs speghetti and meat sauce from the stove, goes to sit on the kitchen chair and ends up on the floor with dinner all over him. I guess I took all the screws out of the chair and put them all neatly under the cabinet. My parents had a good laugh at that all their lives, telling that story. Fun hearing others that are similar.

[@timthefarmer5230]

As much as Hillbilly gets done around there anyone can see how valuable he is. And he and ALL of us deserve a spectacular HILLBILLY SHIRT. God Bless

[@corygarrett5103]

I’d like to see a video about Dinner and his history/up bringing. He’s such a good dude and has an awesome attitude towards life. Seems like a really great guy.

[@timwilkinson2797]

+ 100 I totally agree Love the Fella UK here Cheers

[@timwilkinson2797]

Wonder how that dating things going ???

[@bigchevy350boy]

Dinner Rocks 🤘😎🤘

[@Zekespeaks]

On a recent video you asked “why we watch”. I can only speak for my self but I watch you, Matt, Paul, Rory and others because 1) I admire your talents, work ethic and skills; 2) I enjoy how authentic you all seem to be; 3) I enjoy the banter between you guys; 4) I enjoy how you all seem to collaborate with each other and support each other; 5) You all remind me of what America is really about. I’m sure there are other reasons, but you get my drift I guess. Keep up the great work and thanks for what you all do!

[@RIGeek.]

I agree completely. I will add that there is no facade or acting with this crew. They all seem very genuine on video.

[@PunjabiGhazal]

They all seem to be a big family. Just love it.

[@richmacdonald9132]

As a 5-year-old, I used to go around the house making sure the electrical socket plates were tightly screwed into the wall. Then at 10 years old, I built a Heathkit radio station. That led to a career in office machine repair in '78 and retired after 42 years in the industry. As a parent, you never know what simple stuff your kids do will lead into a lifelong career.

[@shawnanthony3549]

I'm glad cody has incorporated himself in more and more stuff his character has come out more and more an he is enjoyable to watch and educational.

[@tobiastho9639]

Can't wait for a Cody project after Dinner and Hillbilly got their cars done...

[@shawnanthony3549]

@@tobiastho9639 totally I feel like he's a man that's into muscle cars

[@davidgriffin14]

That was so nice of Dinners mom to bring y'all lunch.

[@birdlady2725]

That looked so good!

[@ovrlxnd]

When I was a little kid, Dad gave me actual tools to keep in my toy box instead of buying me toy tools. My mom tells me I used to take the household door latches off and try to disassemble my grandmother's prosthetic leg. I don't really remember doing that, but what I do remember is the Stanley hammer amongst those tools. I'm 42, now and have worked as a carpenter for for over 20 years. The hammer I still use today was the one that was in my toy box as a toddler. That hammer, and the ability to use it, has bought me numerous vehicles, my house, fed my family and pets, etc. I feel happy every day when I pick it up.

[@Kittycat822]

Funny my mom said the same about my brother…from a young age my brother took things apart and put him back together. He was a flight mechanic in the navy…a machinist…an engine builder for race cars and a driver. Being his litter sister he but me to work helping in the garage and taught me the love of cars.

[@trippingtommy3691]

It was Christmas time with the big family gift being a console stereo of about 5 feet in length. The mistake my parents made was leaving me alone in the house with tools. Now being a curious little fellow of only 8 years old I decided it would be a good idea to take the stereo apart to see how it was made. Taking it apart was easy, putting it back together was another proposition altogether. At family reunions that story is a favorite, but not for me.

[@terryhayward7905]

"Why did you touch it ?" "It was shiny" Perfect.

[@jimlight6952]

Hey Hillbilly: Old school: we didn't have pullers for pulling the pilot bushing out of the crankshaft. We would pack the whole full of grease and then take an old end shaft with the same size pilot, insert it in the hole and hit it with a hammer a few times. Repack the hole and do it again. The grease would hydraulically push the old pilot bushing out.

[@theburtseoni]

I am very proud of all of you Robby, congrats on going to SEMA! You have hit the big time, and congrats on your 1st year of being a KZbin star!

[@flipzout100]

Dang I wish I could be there at SEMA. Went in 2011 an 2012 and loved every minute of it. The Iwata airbrush walls were some of my favorite to just watch it go up, so many artists doing their thing. Fremont street on Halloween is a must!

[@genejones7124]

This crew is becoming a very entertaining KZbin group...and robby sets a good pace.

[@everythingoutdoors420style]

When I was 4. I sat under my grandparents table and took every bolt out of it. The funny thing is it stayed standing the whole time. Grandma was mad. Grandpa stood there and laughed.

[@fgslwoodworks]

After you put the epoxy on the wood, use either a blowtorch or heat gun to get rid of the bubbles...awesome polishing of the nugget guys!

[@thelonewrangler1008]

I second that suggestion but too little too late🤣

[@tobiastho9639]

Or just let your 10 year old tap them with his finger... 😆 I'm glad he is a hands on guy, like his father!

[@61rampy65]

Wouldn't that be the "blowtorch and static" method used by Rory?

[@kensherwin4544]

@@61rampy65 That absolutely works! You don't think Rory would make something like that up, do you?

[@misiluki100]

Yes!

[@ianb5949]

I used to work on a 70+ foot schooner in the Caribbean, lots of varnish. We were in English Harbour, Antigua, lots of tourists would visit off the cruise ships. There were certain areas in the dockyard set aside to work on projects that were best done ashore. On this day I was varnishing the boarding staircase which is used to walk on board from the launch. I did my varnishing and left it to dry. When I returned I found fingerprints in the new varnish. I was not a happy chappy. Turns out a taxi driver had deposited a cruise ship passenger near my work place, and she gave in to the temptation of touching the varnish. "It was SOOOOO shiny, I just HAD to touch it" Robby's son was just behaving as a small adult. Just give him a small epoxy project to be proud of.

[@kevinsworld.7086]

After hours with Batman & Big Robin. Never a dull moment with you 2. I love this channel.

[@Bumblebee4788]

Drove my first car at 5 years old in the early 60's at my great aunt and uncles house, they even didn't know. They had left the keys in it, I started it up , put it in gear, and drove forward a few feet. Couldn't even see out the windshield, and I don't remember how I stopped it though........😃

[@11watsonj]

Robby, you have the best channel on the internet. Keep up the good work and we appreciate the quality of your group.

[@mannybarroga1878]

Kudos to everyone involved with the nugget build you've elevated a modest man into a celebrity status. Hopefully Ed brings the memorabilia that goes with it

[@Adui13]

Gotta say Robby, I admire you as a Dad. You take good care of your little ones even when it means working around them.

[@philipgibb458]

It's goner be the shiniest Golden Nugget at the show

[@kevins.3573]

who forgets to pull the clutch alignment tool out during an install?? that's like the most satisfying part of doing a clutch job..

[@papac8509]

Kudos to Dinner for knowing what a fairlead is!

[@calvinwindle2189]

It's actually a Hawse, not a Fairlead. A fairlead has rollers for steel cable.

[@papac8509]

@@calvinwindle2189 yes, you’re absolutely right. 😉 I stand corrected. Just seems like everybody calls em that nowadays.

[@thelonewrangler1008]

Used to take all my toys apart because I wanted to know how they worked but never really put them back together until Xmas 1988. I was 8 yrs old and my parents bought me a $100 rc car and back then $100 was like $500 today. I took it apart withing 24 hrs of getting it because I just had to see what the gears looked like on the inside. Well my mom got super p1ssed off and told me she'd never buy another thing for me unless I put it back together. Well I eventually got it back together and working again and several decades later I fix cars for a living and I have 0 college debt🤷‍♂️

[@LongBinh70]

I, too, had a curiosity for how things worked. My aunt and uncle gave me a box turtle they had found, and were horrified when I took it apart with a claw hammer to see how it worked. 🤤 At 2 I found out that sticking a screwdriver into a wall socket makes a big noise and bright flash and makes a big black mark on the wall. Dad had a small machine shop, and I was playing on a South Bend lathe at 8 years old, making fake bullets. I always got Erector Sets and Lincoln Logs for Christmas (decades before Legos. I went to the SEMA show in 1989, looking to get into doing a mail order business, probably Suzuki Samurai aftermarket parts. We're talking WAY before the Internet, and when I'd approach suppliers with my idea they would look at me like I was a heretic. In those days the industry was based on manufacturers selling to wholesalers, who would sell to retailers. Nothing else, and any talk of buying stuff and having it SHIPPED to you was just absurd. What are you smokin', Boy? Needless to say, my Suzuki business never took off. But I DID get to take a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon in the days before flights below the rim were banned. Ten feet over the Colorado River at speed was quite the experience!

[@dennislink7957]

Robby, you need to do a series on DIY body work and painting for all of us that can’t make the trek to Utah for you to paint our vehicles.

[@karlschwaber9568]

Dinner and the "Little Boss" telling knock knock jokes brings a smile to my face.

[@lonhoschar1943]

Hillbilly: Pilot shaft bushing. Man, that is a LOT of polishing. Looking super great though. You will definitely shine at the show!!

[@timkaldahl]

I feel Hill Billy's pain. I missed most of my archery season because of a remodel project I hired on to do.

[@marcelizzi]

When I was 7 my mom gave me her old kodak camera. It was 1986 and in Brazil cameras was not common or cheap. This camera had a malfunction in the flash light, but did still working for day light pictures. One day my grandpa pick me up in the school and we went to his house. Grandpa was a big influence and a huge encourager. I said that I would to repair the camera. He look at me, opened the tool box and sit by my side to observe my repair. Of course the camera never became one piece again, but I grow up believing that I could design, build and repair things. Today I'm 43 yo, graduate in mechanical engineering and civil engineering and I teach engineering in a university here in Brazil. I always tell this story to students that I mentoring in Baja SAE competition. If today I'm a good engineer and a good teacher it's because of all encouraging I received, specifically from my grandfather and my mom.

[@andrewgorniak6173]

The truck and the Golden nugget are looking awesome and I can't wait for the next video

[@davidfarmer1666]

Everything is looking good. Enjoy Vegas the show. Everyone is going to be there to look at the Nugget . Your team went so far beyond what was expected you are great. The Boss kept you in line right to the end. Be safe and drive carefully.

[@jodywells7519]

The nugget looks fantastic! Have fun at Sema!

[@pdx1jmh]

Great video and stories. See you in our booth in one day! Thank you for putting so much effort into this. So glad your giving us this opportunity to showcase your work. See you soon!

[@ronthompson2366]

You guys rock... and the jokes 🤣 were awesome 👌 thanks to the baby boss and Dinner.

[@BigElCat]

I'm a self-proclaimed Suzuki Samurai 'expert'. The brake piece that had been installed wrong is actually two separate pieces, joined by a rivet. The two parts must swivel freely around the rivet. Most people don't realize this, because they are always seized together by brake dust, and corrosion. The automatic brake adjuster will not function if the two parts are seized. The e-brake also doesn't work well, because the short arm is where the e-brake cables attach.

[@BigElCat]

You need to install a new assembly each time ($15 each) or modify the assembly by cutting the rivet out and replace with a bolt and shims.

[@Jamie-vl8yq]

I love dinner he reminds me of a good friend of mine always happy not much bothered him a motor not running rite or starting was about the only thing that would.. God bless you and you positive energy DINNER ! ! Sending good vibes from Bangor Maine ..... !

[@LAP1050]

Have fun at SEMA ! The entire UTAH crew has earned this recognition 👏🇺🇸

[@freenovascotia1]

You folks are providing some of the best and nicest content! It's a subtle thrill to see the thumbnail pop up on my feed, it means I get to relax and enjoy something fun! Thank you, you guys are really the best

[@dgmills5351]

You and your Crew are true craftsmen in your shop! I wish I could make it to SEMA!

[@dianeenlow123]

I hope everyone appreciates the hard work you all put into the Nugget. Have Fun.

[@rossgross7497]

You are true craftsman... only the best get to the SEMA show.

[@justusrogers7473]

Good work everyone, looks like you accomplished a lot of work on this video. It's great to have have an autobody channel! I grew up in a body shop at my father's side.

[@thomasbailey8306]

The Nugget looks Amazing as Always.. Aidens truck is looking Great also...You and Your crew does a Terrific job. Alot of pride taken in you Guys work...Its Great too see.. Great Video....

[@psg6314]

Take care of the roof bows in the nuget they rattle or vibrate when it's running great video keep up the good work God bless from GA stay safe

[@Strider1954]

That "baby 4.3" is actually a bit of a wonder. It basically has the same dimensions and specs as the original Chevy SB, minus two cylinders! I'd love to build one of those motors properly and see what it can really do.

[@timkowles728]

small bearing in the end of the crank is the pilot shaft bearing, the front shaft on the manual trans is called the input or Pilot shaft. that in turn rides in the pilot shaft or input shaft bearing.

[@lesliegallardo6700]

I’m from Spokane Washington. Driving Limousine for work, ever in the area give me a shout. I’m 3 years clean and sober. Watching your content with the family is a blessing. Ps I used to drive in the demo races myself, reminds me of the good ole days. Ever need a hand I will drive my limo down a give ya a hand.

[@homegrownson]

We called those blue spray Caps Smurf Hats because it looks like a bunch of smurfs running around when have more than one or two painters suited up

[@diyfferent]

The Nugget is looking extremely shiny. I'm looking forward to when you guys start working on Matt's Suzuki Samurai :D

[@128file]

Everything is looking great have a great time at the show. I used to do the same thing taking all my toys apart to see how they worked when I was very young. I believe it’s the reason I worked in maintenance most of my adult life fixing things.

[@KA-qw5cv]

Seems like, with all of the extreme hours & expense put into the GN, Rokon & trailer, they would all be kept under cover. At least a carport with sides. MORR: spring for a cover to keep this stuff from weather damage 🙃!

[@no_name4aday]

Tore apart a vcr at about 12 and made my mom take me to radio shack for parts and it work 😳 been tearing stuff apart ever since 🧐

[@yellowstonefoster5543]

Cody, you're the Rockstar. Love all of these guys, but you are the silent hero.

[@shartne]

Robby the nugget already looks Marvelous.

[@kensherwin4544]

6:53"I'm gonna go eat and Hillbilly's gonna continue working". It's good to be king!

[@michaelmain1990]

That "bushing" is called a pilot bearing

[@mgbrv8]

Once you guys come back from Sema, you should ceramic coat the nugget since it lives outside.

[@chuckkinnunen3915]

When i was 3 I took my tricycle apart and my dad made me put it back together. That's how I got started with auto repair.

[@killeralltires]

Dinners mama could cook me lunch any day! That all looked incredible!

[@kensherwin4544]

My folks frequently told this story: My dad had an old two-handle post hole digger that had lost the nut off of the pivot bolt. I had rummaged around and found a nut the right size and was trying to start it on the beat up bolt. I was turning it the right way but it wouldn't start with my right hand. It wouldn't start with my left hand. I stared at it. Rinse and repeat long enough for one of them to stop laughing, find the camera and get a pic. I was two!

[@grantbuxton]

Dinner has a gift with babies! Someone needs to give him his own!

[@johnutz4952]

When I was about 3 took all the door knobs off of the hallway doors. For the longest time they didn't match the right knob to the right door, till I got older and fixed it lol

[@TxRiderDave]

Team is working hard and multi-tasking. The Nugget will be a star at SEMA. The team should be proud of all the work that went into it. I think it's awesome the team sits down and breaks bread together.

[@montegtaylor]

The paint job will look amazing! You guys are amazing!

[@bryanmcdermott4204]

1) That food looks really good. 2) Cody's custom booth seemed to work quite well. 3) We need updates on Hillbilly's deer season.

[@assocrec]

What a labor of love? Mad respect for Robby Clayton and staff! Always taking the time to do things correctly, no short cuts, masters of their trades!

[@kevinphelps5017]

Hi Robby , I’m sitting here watching the Sema show on Mulision cars tube Chanel land he spent a few minutes talking about when he had a JL 40 and just loved Ed’s. You and your crew are amazing. I know how much work it is to completely restore a vehicle. I was in the business for thirty years myself and had a 57 Corvette I did for a owner. Full frame up job that won first place at the 83 World of Wheels. And how satisfying having your work show quality. I never miss your videos keep it up. And God Bless you and all your friends and family.

[@martincalvillo3210]

I started when I was little taking VCR's, DVD players, tv's and any other electronics that were broken. I was always trying to figure out how things worked eventhough I had no clue what I was looking at and I didn't have internet at my house when I was that young. I always thought I was going to be an engineer and took automotive classes in high school because I wanted to be an automotive engineer. I started going to college for engineering and quickly realized that I hated being in a classroom all day and in turn would hate being in an office sitting in front of a computer all day. I started working at a Ford dealership and my automotive repair career started at that point. I now work at my family shop with me set to take control in the future and for the most part just diagnose cars. I still get in there and get my hands dirty every now and again, but in the area that I am in grease monkey/parts changers are easy to find. It's the guys that can actually diagnose the cars and get it right so that we can build that trust with the customer that is hard to find here and as of right now I am that guy. So I now stay pretty clean most of the time and only really do repairs when the shop is slow enough to warrant me doing a repair. We need young guys/girls in this industry that are smart and have a willingness to learn and use their brains. This industry is is only going to get smaller and smaller in terms of the repair parts as more and more electronics are installed on vehicles.

[@Litestorm17]

Speaking of parts quality, I'm in the process of rebuilding an 06 Focus. I've gone through 3 sets of parts store control arms, two parts store axles, three sets of parts store outer tie rods, and 4 upstream oxygen sensors...and the car has not even moved under its own power yet. All of these parts were either manufactured incorrectly, were bad out of the box, or the parts stores had the part listed incorrectly. Since the shutdown two years ago, I've noticed a significant issue with manufacturing quality of aftermarket parts. I'd honestly prefer to use OEM Motorcraft parts, but everything is on an indefinite backorder.

[@idontknow2293]

Loved your story about the crib. Laughed the whole 🤣 time I was reading it.

[@shadyvito]

I keep getting distracted by the GTO in the background. That's my dream car! I wish you did a video on that bad boy.

[@micahhenry4998]

Robbie and ur crew are amazing the golden nugget is looking amazing and Aidens truck looks good

[@philduoos2961]

I was ten and a buddy and I built a go-kart out of old axles and wheels from a red "Flyer" wagon, 2x4's and an old Briggs and Stratton engine. We both chipped in $20 to buy a clutch. That winter I took the engine apart to clean it. IIRC it had two small bolts left over - but it ran better than ever!

[@nathantrotter9695]

Poor Ed needs something to go drive and go gold hunting in, that's too nice!

[@erickyouvan5582]

Nice to see Dinners mother and father........ . ✌😎👍!

[@danielharder2052]

You need to get hillbilly a workbench

[@TheOldaz1]

Awesome finish on the nugget, whew!!

[@medea27]

I'm from a family of architects, builders & designers so I grew up drawing, sketching & doodling on just about anything... dad would draw rough sketches on the garage wall above his workbench, mum would come back from a lunch meeting with a client's draft floor plan drawn on a napkin. While most kids would get in trouble for drawing on the walls of their bedroom, I could draw wherever I liked as long as I didn't get it on the furniture (or use their expensive architectural drafting pens!). So my parents didn't know whether to be angry or proud when they discovered that five-year-old me had been drawing plans for my dream cubby house in the one place I _didn't_ have permission to draw... the underside of our dining room table! Pride definitely won out because they told that story to just about everybody... and the huge doll house that my dad built for me a year or so later had some suspiciously familiar design elements in the floor plan! 😂

[@_Merica_USA]

Another great video team

[@CherokeesJeepLife]

Well, when I was 3, that was 53 years ago, we had a 1963 Chevy Impala. Yes the car was six years old. Well lets say at three, I started my first car customizing project. I decided that the car would look better with lets say a smoother, more less shiny appearance. So with out any tools, I removed every bit of side chrome molding on the entire car. Mom was anything but impressed. I guess, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

[@RIGeek.]

When I was 5 years old I put together a Radio Shack AM radio kit without being able to read the instructions. My parents were upset that I [potentially] ruined it by doing it myself in about 30 mins. They double checked the work over 2 or 3 nights to find it was perfect and worked just fine. Over 35 years later and I'm still building radios, among other electronics.

[@RSG3]

Lier

[@RIGeek.]

@@RSG3 If you're on the radio, I will happily meet you somewhere on HF so you can hear for yourself. I am licensed by the FCC.

[@richardsmith6769]

Well dude I had a learning moment today. I found out that I'm not welcome at the SEMA show. The professional organizations I worked with welcomed the public so this was a bit of a surprise. Enjoy the show.

[@qotyit1655]

I wish I could attend the SEMA show, best of luck, safe travels 🤙🏽

[@Stingray4]

Might be time to have Fabrats to help make mounts for it. Great videos.

[@reddog543211]

Excellent job guys.....the whole Layton fam pitching in to help !!!..... outstanding!!

[@stephenpoe2037]

A wonderful video ! Thanks for sharing .

[@e.s.bryant765]

Good morning everyone, from NC!

[@-_Robert_-]

And you know that you going to meet ,on the SEMA, people mostly only from USA... maybe some from Canada and Mexico... but there is a lot in THE WORLD who likes to watch ALL of you !!

[@jcnpresser]

I remember when I was around 4 years old, I thought I was going be an electrician and work on the plug in the wall with a fork, got the crap shocked out of me. I ended up fixing cars for a living, lol. I do get nervous working on electric vehicles, especially in the hv battery!

[@SchysCraftCo.]

You guys got this. Awesome videos as always. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friends. Paint On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.

[@rongray8934]

Great video. That was nice to see Dinner's family. The meal looked great. Wow that is a lot of sanding and polishing.

[@chriscook4130]

Good vid! Super-power of mine @6-7yo was taking apart electronics, tools, bicycles (clock radios, tape players, vacuums, anything with gears, coaster brake hubs) and being able to put them back together. Was an art/photo guy in HS, now 25+yrs IT, post college. I still take stuff apart, add/tweak/automate and put it back together creatively, just with a keyboard instead of a screwdriver. ;)

[@collinsmith9941]

You guys are making it happen. Everything Looks awesome.

[@Kevytc]

One crib expertly assembled.

[@MarkSvara]

Hillbilly needs a proper desk and ergo chair to work. 😂