Daughter Eva Learns to Drive Manual Trans in Ole Highboy

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

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[@kllisk]

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[@bobelston7024]

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[@nathanbrodeur]

@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans didn’t Eva drive your old manual jeep

[@Ayce_www]

Let see the fire starter with some semi dry wood?

[@jackphilly338]

The smile on Eva face priceless. Way to go Mike a very proud moment .👍👍

[@OneEyeCustoms]

I’m sitting here watching this and pushing my foot to the floor trying to help with the clutch! Taught both my kids to drive manual, now they both love it. They both actually bought cars with stick after they learned.

[@jake6618]

Once Eva gets use to that truck, you’ll never see it again.

[@caniacstevehenderson7115]

Amen !!

[@gregprince2523]

Yep

[@darz3]

You will have to find another truck

[@adampittman1624]

Rite on I kno if my dad had one of these still I would wanna steal it lol also just purchased the fire starter for first time bad for my self n one for my dad for Christmas

[@aaronnicholas6300]

For real 😀

[@homesteadinglawyer]

Major props to Eva for letting us all see that first time driving stick. We all went through that!

[@seanharrison7181]

I've only driven one auto which was a 2020 jag XE as a test drive. I currently own a manual bmw 4 series. All of my cars have been manual.

[@petermolnar8667]

@@seanharrison7181 UK? (Sounds like regular European experiences)

[@SternDrive]

@@seanharrison7181 I'm a 71 year old gezzer and I've never owned an automatic. They're boring.

[@CycolacFan]

@@SternDrive I always thought that until I got one, bought it sight unseen and didn’t think to ask. Damn useful having one in heavy traffic.

[@cadenswain158]

@@SternDrive I'm 21 and feel the exact same. Never owned an automatic. was taught to drive at 15 in a manual chevy pickup.

[@bubbashadetree262]

Having taught 5 daughters to drive in my 79 3/4 ton 4-speed w/granny gear truck, this brought back a lot of memories. I told them the same thing Mike “If you can drive this, you can drive anything”. I did the same thing you did, start ‘‘em out in the school parking lot.

[@joesixpack8305]

I drove standard transmissions a lot when I was learning and even now I have a standard transmission Jeep. But I have to disagree with you a little. I drove an International, 16-speed, two shifter, tandem dump truck some decades ago and that was a horse of a different smell. Had to learn that almost as if I never drove a standard.

[@caniacstevehenderson7115]

Amen !!

[@markmd9]

3/4 ton = 0.75 ton

[@brianadams429]

I learned to drive at 7 years old in my moms 70 or 71 maverick grabber. It was a 6 cylinder with a 3 speed manual.

[@assholecritic7466]

Amen! In most countries, if you pass a driving test with an automatic transmission, your full driving licence will be marked as "Restricted to vehicles with automatic transmission" or equivalent. This means if you want to drive a manual transmission, you must sit a driving test again with a manual car. But, if you pass with a manual transmission, your licence will permit you to drive ANY cars.

[@bobbyfowler7319]

My daughter wanted a straight drive for her first car. So she learned at 16, took her drivers test. I was so proud of her! Great job, Eva! Be safe, be cool! Beach, NC

[@workingmanrondoyle3287]

That was a great daddy and daughter training lesson that she remember all her life💕. Well done Mr. Morgan.

[@adventuresinlandservice6656]

Eva seems to have great confidence and attitude. Job well done by the parents. God bless y’all and Merry Christmas.

[@timtaulu9914]

Best video, it brought back memories when I learned 57 years ago. Always enjoy Eva in the videos she is such a joy. A few laughs but fun. I just taught my granddaughter to drive and test in two weeks. I told her we were going to rent a car with a manual transmission for her to learn. I feel it is important. Again just fun.😃

[@007twm]

This was great! Brought back fond memories of learning to drive a standard transmission. Good job, Eva. 👍

[@bobelston7024]

Way to go Eva!! No pressure at all!! Your Dad recording you and thousands of us watching you. Great job.

[@sgtfish49]

Eva is a quick study!! I loved the look on her face when she hit reverse instead of second. We've ALL had that grinding noise assault our ears when first learning a stick-shift. Thanks for the memory. Ron :)

[@lonniechartrand]

I LOVED the look of excitement and joy on Eva's face as she was driving the High Boy! And kudos to Mike for taking the time to teach Eva a skill that not many people have these days. Good job to all!

[@chrisbridger3420]

Boy did that bring back alot of memories, teaching my 3 kids to drive.

[@judeblouin5679]

This was enjoyable watching Eva learn to drive standard transmission. The fear, anxiety, nervousness and eventual confidence was exciting to see, including her confidence in knowing the area for driving. Good job

[@abuazizm]

I learned how to drive manual on my father's 1956 Chevy Silverado, it was tricky but really good and I had a fun experience.

[@DonDegidio]

Hi Mike, Eva did great. Once she gets to be at ease with shifting, I can see her shifting without the clutch. I had a 78 Z-28 with a 4 speed and taught two of my nieces to drive stick and they didn't believe me you could shift with using the clutch. They were both all smiles when they learned and the older even showed off to her boyfriend she could shift without the clutch. She told me her boyfriend said it couldn't be done and was amazed when she showed him how to do it. Of coarse she was using my Z-28, which made huge points with her boyfriend. You and the family stay safe.

[@chevyguy-hf1yq]

Great job Eva. From an old farmer... Drive EVERYTHING YOU CAN!! Motorcycle, moped, SXS, quad, tractor, excavator , cars, trucks, vans, motorhomes,etc etc etc.. You learn skills with every single thing you operate. Slide the seat ahead in Buford. It will be MUCH much easier having your seat adjusted. That used to be the first thing taught by every driving instructor. Adjust your seat/mirrors/surroundings comfortably before you start your vehicle.

[@GypsyBushcraft1]

The concentration on her face, she’s always smiling, true blessing

[@bubbakemp5817]

Congratulations Eva!🎉🎊🎉🎊 That's awesome! It reminds me of teaching my daughter to drive many years ago. The only difference is you have it on video.

[@edjmcc1958]

Another fun video to watch with my morning coffee! Takes me back to teaching our daughter to drive a manual ..lol..good memories you are making.. had some good chuckles watching this one👍👍👍 Thanks Eva for letting your Dad share your first time driving the ol beast 👍👍👍

[@ginacalvello6403]

Go Eva Go..Nothing Better than an Ole Manual Transmission..I Learned on and Ole Pink Army Jeep..❤️

[@jefferyholland]

Daughter Eva is a quick learner. Not an easy vehicle to learn on but she will be able to drive anything now. I took my driving test with a 64 rambler that had a three on the tree. My dad wanted to make sure I could handle multi tasking when driving I guess.

[@buckshots4800]

That was fun. Brought back great memories of me and my kids. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.

[@jeffpoplin558]

Brought back so many memories, especially my school bus driving instructor. He pounded into our heads the "Friction Point" of the clutch. Would make us hold the bus on a slight uphill incline with nothing but our foot on the clutch. You couldn't pass his class without mastering this. There were rumors of him taking off his wrist watch and placing it behind the front tire during testing, but he used a raw egg in my class. Best driving lesson I ever had.

[@paulfields7564]

No pressure Eva. Only thousands watching! Good job.

[@Guitaural.]

Props to both you guys - everyone should know how to drive that. Never know when something like that is your only transportation out of a situation. Just another good life skill to have. Good job Eva!

[@tjt1992]

Good job Eva! I learned to drive a standard transmission in a 1964 Ford Truck in 1970.

[@christopherlee5584]

Eva learning to drive a stick shift is adorable! Nice work you two.

[@1000guy1]

It’s better to learn to drive in a manual then in a boring overrated automatic

[@geoffrey6000]

@@1000guy1 yes, manual is so much fun, but if we're talking on a technical basis, modern automatics have better performance and always shift at the best possible moments.

[@1000guy1]

@@geoffrey6000 but they still overrated

[@geoffrey6000]

@@1000guy1 no, they're not. It's just a matter of preference.

[@1000guy1]

@@geoffrey6000 I know that but some people just need to learn to respect people’s opinions on what they want to learn to drive in if they want to learn to drive in a manual they every right but people are forcing them to learn to drive in an automatic all because it’s more easy and relaxing

[@darenmoore9054]

Thanks for sharing. Love seeing the young people learning to drive manual transmission. Eva did extremely Well.

[@Tdale85]

Good Morning Morgan Family! Yesterday’s video was your best yet. God bless you guys and have a great week.

[@31sweetcorn]

Happy to see Hunter with that big smile on his face makes my day.

[@terry3651]

Awesome way to start the day, Hunter and Eva. I was waiting for the stop at the gas station. Learning to drive a stick with hills to negotiate is no easy feat. Think Eva can do anything she sets her mind to.

[@pughconsulting]

My mother taught me how to drive a stick. Took me around a few blocks and did the same thing, telling me when to use clutch, brake, gas, etc. I'll never forget it. Great memory. Thankfully, I was working a part time job and the guy that carpooled with me was a bit older and knew how to drive a stick. He taught me the other stuff, dealing with hills or avoiding rolling back on someone on your bumper. I drove a manual for years and years. Enjoyed this video.

[@quicksilver4547]

Eva is catching on to a 4 speed quickly. The skill of hearing and feeling the "friction point" on the clutch will eventually happen as you learn to listen to the sound of your engine. Then you know it is time to shift gears! Good work, Eva! Mike you are a patient teacher, good work on your part too!

[@plho8443]

Just fantastic! Brings back wonderful memories of learning to drive at age 15. No automatic transmission cars for our family. Dad never owned anything but stick shift vehicles.

[@markholmes1346]

Great job Eva!! You did great with no power steering or power brakes! It’s hard to learn on a old vehicle but once you learn you’ll be able to drive anything! I’m really impressed! Nice job teaching Eva! The Huntman looked really happy today, nice seeing him! Great video Mike! Hi Melissa! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@plagosus]

She is amazing. Both of you are amazing. The glare in her eyes and your love for that truck are priceless.

[@delmanicke9228]

My daughter learned in 3/4 ton 4×4 1978 Chev, she can drive anything and is a very good driver and has the confidence to do it all. We laugh about the process she went through to learn when thinking back she's now in her 30s. Great times. Eva, you will never regret learning to drive that beast of a truck & will have greater appreciation for the newer vehicles. 👍

[@byronhorner9877]

Boy did that bring back memories. I taught my pregnant wife, then our 3 daughters how to drive stick. It was my requirement for them to get their license. They all thanked me later. Thanks for sharing.

[@johnhenderson299]

Mike your patience with Eva is commendable that will make a world of difference while learning the truck.

[@paulcondie2520]

I had a 1975 f250 highboy. Lifted with a built 390. That thing would pull down a house! Lol. Wish I still had it. Me and all my siblings had to learn to drive stick to get our drivers license. Go Eva!

[@brianmclean7445]

This brings back memories of my dad teaching me to drive his 67 Ford F100 with 3 on the tree. The only thing missing is me scaring my dad and him yelling at me. Good Job Eva!

[@rogergaddy600]

Boy that brought back the memories of teaching my children how to drive. Great show as always. Thanks for the good memories.

[@glennwolfe1663]

Mike, I applaud you for teaching Eva on a standard transmission. Bought my daughter's their high school/work car. And was insistent on them learning to drive a standard. They are both in their 40's now and still driving standard transmissions. Of course their mother thought I was crazy, but then she never learned how🤷😺🤗🐺

[@Mrbink01]

I first learned on an old Mack dump truck. Eva did great.

[@terryoneal4089]

Good job teaching Eva to drive a straight drive Mike, when I taught my 16 yr old daughter to drive one, my patience was really tested. She is 32 now and always tells people that her daddy taught her to drive a straight drive. She is really proud that most of her friends male and female can't do it.

[@marvin2678]

americans lol

[@jdtractorman7445]

I liked watching this as it brought back memories for me. My grandfather had an old 1972 or 1973 F-250 (brown in color), and I used to ride in it with my uncle quite a bit. I paid attention to how he drove it and learned quite a bit from that. It was the vehicle that I learned how to drive standard in. They had a dairy farm that the truck was used on most of the time. Over the years the box got rusted out, so they put a dump box on the back and a different cab at the same time. You both look like you had a good time teaching and learning. Learning to drive a standard is challenging but it's fun once you learn it. Learning to drive standard is actually two parts, learning the pedals and what gear to be in. She will get the hang of it, just takes practice. Good idea with the school parking lot. I made that suggestion to someone for learning how to back up with a boat trailer behind them.

[@singleshot2218]

Congratulations Eva! It’s not hard after a while. I’ve got 10 gears and @40 tons I drive most days! You’ll do well. Hello to Hunter and Melisa too! Take care and stay safe Mike! God bless! 🙏✝️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@jackfairweather199]

Way to go, Eva. A valuable skill to have! Nice big school parking lot to learn in. You are fortunate!

[@deckgun31]

Dad is a great teacher, very calm and methodical. Eva is a very positive student, very inquisitive, which is a good thing with a student. Even when things were getting difficult, Eva didn’t get frustrated. And Dad provides good, positive reinforcement. The only suggestion I would make, is to spend a few minutes going over the shift pattern. Let her get comfortable before she moves the vehicle. Eva demonstrates the mark of a good student. She trusts her instructor, and her abilities. Nice video. Nice job Dad. And, Congratulations Eva on learning a very basic skill set … eye-hand (and foot) coordination.

[@larrydavis2559]

Great video. Eva is a good student and you are a great teacher. Those father/daughter memories will last forever. Thanks for sharing.

[@davidhoffman1570]

Driving this truck will also teach Eva to watch the road farther ahead of the end of the hood Great job Eva.

[@judithfairchild8620]

Eva welcome to the world of manual gearing and driving. I've bought and driven two manual vehicles my Bronco was one of the 1st on the road it was a '67. That was the absolute best little truck. It took rough terrain. Was small enough for the narrowest mountain roads. Never over heated in the desert. You learning to drive brought back great memories.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Great job Eva and Mike and Melissa and the Huntman too !! What a fun video with the learning experience for EVA, that's a big step and could come in handy for her. Glad you're doing so well with the fire starter, keep it moving. I'm sure your friend is trying to find an old style Bronco already , good luck and stay safe . Fred.

[@Fred-vy1hm]

Dont know how I stumbled on this but watching you teach your daughter to drive a stick is like the best thing ever and I'm not ashamed to say that she caught on a lot quicker than I did on my first attempt. 😊

[@InquisitiveSearcher]

You brought back good memories of teaching both of my sons to drive a stick! The thing both of them were the most afraid of/frustrated by was learning to get going from a dead stop on a significant incline. Eva did quite good for her first effort!😃 I would have taken your own advise and moved that seat up for her so she could bottom out that clutch more easily. When I taught my sons I first went over the mechanics of why a manual didn't freewheel going down a hill like an automatic. The other thing I did was to turn the truck off and set the parking break and have them practice the mechanics of shifting through the gears. When to press the clutch, how to coordinate the gas peddle with the clutch and working through the gear pattern. After all that practice while sitting still, things were easier when we got moving, though they still killed the engine a good number of times.😉 We used the roads in a barely opened up subdivision which seemed to be much easier to learn on, not going in circles helped . But you use what you have available.👍

[@mikemcguire8351]

Nice. Taught my son and daughter on a 1979 Ford truck with stick shift. Enjoyed the video. Brought back memories. 👍

[@BarryCouch]

Melissa, not only did she not cry, she was grinning ear to ear the whole time. She did GREAT for her first time. So awesome to see her feeling better. Mike, I love how you prefaced the drive with “this is my truck”, the way Eva was grinning the whole time, that may just change. 😄 You’re right about one thing though, that is a good looking truck.

[@dougsliker7162]

I had to tell this story. About a year ago I made an appointment at U-Haul to have a trailer hitch installed on my truck (5 speed manual transmission). When I arrived the young man working there told me to pull it around the side to the shop doors. I did that and then went inside the shop to go over a few things with him and a couple of other young men who were also working there. After our discussion the one fellow said, hey we will start on it right now you can go wait in the waiting area, we won't be long. So I am sitting there a few minutes and in the door here they all come. I'm thinking now what, they can't be done by now when they all said in unison hey can you pull your truck in the shop, nobody here can drive a manual transmission, I couldn't help but get a good giggle out of that, they were kinda scuffing their feet around with their heads hung down. Made me feel my age. 68 hey that ain't old is it? I wish that would have happened to Eva. Brought back memories of teaching my 16 year old girl friend how to drive my old 3 on the tree, Dodge Dart, not much clutch left when she was done. Oh well, I don't have either one anymore.

[@jamesoncross7494]

Eva is awesome! I have taught so many people to drive a stick. I learn to drive when I was very little. Thr real trick is to drive without using the clutch in case the clutch cable breaks. ;)

[@davidedwards3734]

Eva is a Trooper!!! Love that smile, like her Mom!! Maybe he had wet wood!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

[@rereg543]

Those old Fords are the best to learn on, I think. Granny gear helps figuring out how to get started so much and gets past the "newness" of using the clutch. Good looking truck too!

[@rayfuller2657]

OMG about a minute in did we see Eva starting to turn left with a no left turn sign in background. 😂 She is really lucky as most kids now days don’t get a chance to learn how to to drive a manual. 😊

[@markvolesky5239]

Mike that was a great family video to share with all of us. A memory that will last a lifetime. When my younger brother was learning to drive the 1956 Ford car/homemade El Camino on the farm a grasshopper landed on his left arm and let go of the wheel, talk about panic.

[@r33llifeoutdoors]

Eva is the most beautiful and intelligent young woman I think I’ve ever seen. She is so mature beyond her years and what a wonderful sense of humor and stunning smile! You guys have raised an absolute once in a lifetime young woman who will someday be the greatest wife/mother if she chooses. She’s an absolute joy to watch. Props to you Eva, your friend at the Jersey shore, Chris 👍🏻👏🏻🤘🏻🫶🏻😉❣️💯

[@oldmanfred8676]

A great observation and I agree Chris. Well said.

[@edschulhof6303]

This is a great video. My daughter's first car, was an S-10 pickup with a manual transmission. Last year, I taught my grandson to drive a manual.

[@kevinhall2266]

Oh my goodness. I spit my coffee out Eva “ why does it sounds like it’s going to blow up”. Great job Eva. You brought back great memories and laughs teaching my kids standard.

[@HesseJamez]

She's pretty😍

[@mechanichell]

This is such a wholesome video, love seeing young people drive manual transmission cars and trucks. We all went through that awkward phase but I look back on it with a smile on my face.

[@richardwentland3489]

Mike and Mel: Really moved by your story. Both my bride (now retired) and my youngest daughter were/are Special Ed teachers here in Wisconsin. We know your challenges and are praying for you! Would you consider the fire starter appropriate for starting charcoal grills?

[@jerrygroen8163]

Nice job Eva and Mike .All my 4 kids learned to dive manual shift and still to this day prefer it , and brag about it.

[@rogereubanks953]

Maybe the reason some are having trouble with your fire starter is because their wood isn’t dry

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

I haven’t heard of anyone having trouble with it, not one

[@InfiniteTranscendence]

You know what I love about these older vehicles, the seats are basically large chairs and couches. It looks really comfortable.

[@chriscook9206]

Hey Mike I learned to drive in that same truck. We had a small farm and at ten my dad taught me how to drive in his 1970 Ford F250. Thanks for the memories and great job Eva!

[@jamesbaker9383]

She did really GREAT ! I have to admit, I like the truck also !

[@tomtasker8802]

Great job Eva! Thank you Mike for bringing us along

[@philsmock4943]

Oh man...did this bring back some old memories. My first time in an old International pickup truck with my dad teaching me how to clutch and shift. Thanks for sharing.

[@weezer-tx8pe]

I’m I am setting here watching this and my feet are doing everything like I was driving. I love a good manual transmission. Way to go Eva. Driving a manual is all most a lost art.

[@michaelfrancis7072]

In the UK I learn't to drive in a Bedford Dormobile in about 1968. It had a what you call a 3 on the tree (3 speed column change) and, like you say, they don't make them like that anymore. Valuable experience for Eva, and she's lucky to have such a patient and caring dad.

[@alaningram515]

This takes me back to when I taught my daughter as a teenager how to drive a manual. It was a 1976 F150, 4 speed with the "granny" low. Did an engine swap, a 1977 Mustang II with a Thunderbird Turbo Coupe engine and a manual transmission. After she got used to shifting gears, she wanted to drive the Mustang. Daughter is now 47 years old, and within the past 2 years, bought her first automatic.

[@christhomas5898]

My daughter is now 18 I taught her how to drive it was my 2013 Lincoln car. In a parking lot. Not on a road!!! Then we got her her first car. A 07 Mini Cooper manual. I taught her how to drive it after we bought it. She said she could learn how to drive a manual. Determined girl. She loves it! She learned and I’m a proud dad. She has it mastered. ❤️ This video brings back memories. In college now. SCAD in Georgia ❤️ Misses her Mini It’s parked here waiting 👍

[@scottprior2809]

Congratulations Eva ! I'm impressed. You're one step away from driving the dump truck full of logs straight out of the woods headed to the log yard. I think you would be an excellent off-road log hauler. Log hauler Eva Incorporated. ..... Good day.... Scott

[@billyladner3062]

My dad made me practice dry shifting before driving. This was three speed on the column. Then graduated to a 1958 F 600 pulpwood truck. It wasn't bad driving when the brakes worked but was exciting when they didn't. Eva learned in a perfect truck. Good job

[@VitoVeccia]

I have an 83 f150 with a 300+ 4spd granny. Love that truck. Bought it in highschool. And the joy of driving something born the same year as yourself, what a great feeling. Now she just needs to learn how float shift the gears. I had my crash course when I went to go upshift, and half my clutch linkage fell onto the road ( non-hydrolic clutch ). I got real good, real fast at float shifting. I made it to a friend's house not too far away. Welder, small pipe, and square peg to mate into a round hole. Not ideal, but I made it work, until I could order the right parts. When I got my CDL, float shifting gears was second nature to me, from my colorful childhood. Man, good times. Like I said, better she learn to float the gears now, instead of later. Trust me, I should know.

[@ltcguffy765]

Nice Job Eva!!! I tried to teach my daughter to drive a stick but she was left handed and never got it. Maybe if we lived in England she would have mastered the stick shift. You have great patience and your Dad is a great instructor!

[@boydstone7433]

Eva,, your doing great. If you can drive that you can drive a big rig too. The principal is the same. Keep it up!!

[@drewr13NJ]

Love the old Ford High boy! It brings back memories. I had a 1970 International 1 ton and a 73 3/4 ton, both 4 speeds a few years back. Very similar.

[@davidnoirot4255]

I learned on an old ford tractor to begin with. My first car was a mustang 2 with a 4 speed and manual stèering. Your daughter is doing awesome for her first time.

[@Gotblade]

Evidence of a healthy relationship and confidence. Well done by all of you ❤️

[@andrewhastings3339]

Taught my daughter last year and now working on my son. Manual transmission is almost a thing of the past! Been a challenge….he has very large feet.

[@jeffvandeneikhof1527]

Congratulations on the success of your fire starter. I guess I have to get up earlier on the West Coast if I want to get some. I'm teaching my 17-year-old how to drive my 32-year-old manual F-150 in our church parking lot. Eva is doing great, especially while being recorded and knowing that thousands of people would be watching her.

[@davidhosmer1424]

Had a 76 F150 with the 4 speed, I used 1st on hills or for the fun of it. You had to learn to slide into first just before you stopped with a satisfying clunk ( no grind ). Had a friend with a Chevy 4 speed start on a hill pulling a very heavy boat. Started in second - AHHH!!. That is why you had a stump puller creeper. Bet he took a 100 miles off the clutch with slipping. Taught my wife how to drive a stick with the truck. She learned to love it. Thanks always. Take care all. Merry Christmas all.

[@evilbrat5376]

Memories brought to the front with this. Grandfather tought me on his '57 Plymouth Belvedere three speed stick. I was 14 at time. In a church parking lot with a "Steep Hill of a driveway." Once that was tackled-on to the street. Congratulations Eva, welcome to the "Clutch Crew." Mike, you kept your cool all the way through and commended on Eva's ability at end. We will do it again you said...Sweet!

[@garycarpenter8343]

Great job! Takes me back about 70 years. Don’t make them like they use to for sure. Eva does have great taste if she likes the old Bronco! Y’all Have a Day!

[@chuck020950]

Great video today. Thanks for sharing

[@why-be-normal7014]

I received the 2 bags of the fire starter the other day and I gave one to my mother who didn’t believe me that all she needs is a 1/2 a cup to start her fire ,needless to say she was about ready to cry because how easy this just made her life no news papers no paper plate waving to get it to catch .I told her that the 5 lb bage better last her the whole year lol. I’ve used it in my stove and I found that using 2 scoops from a old ice tea container is the perfect amount every time. Love the product and love every video u do

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

That is awesome! Glad you like it and thanks for sharing

[@nathans3094]

Great job Eva, keep driving that truck and you won’t have to go to the gym. Watching this video reminded of the song Drive by Alan Jackson. Hey Mike, if she likes the old Bronco’s you should find her find her one with a manual column shift.

[@blaincarson8645]

So proud of you Eva. I learned in the 1953 pick up with the exact same gear, set up as you just did and I did not do as good as you. I was only 13 Years old. Also so proud of you about the CrossFit instructor certification. I enjoy CrossFit every day.

[@leol1682]

Love the video on Eva Driving the manual truck ya ya for Eva .