IT'S ALIVE!! The FJ45 Ultimate Rock Crawler STARTS UP, But Not Without A Few Hiccups!!

[@peterplouf2836]

Call it the TwoYota since you have to do everything two times. The phrase "Once we figured it out" pretty much sums up every aftermarket EFI system conversion.

[@JoshuaShepherd]

I second this.

[@micahwest5347]

Or the Yocho

[@horai1]

Chad is incredible. I get a migraine just looking at a vehicle wiring loom but he just calmly makes the whole thing from scratch. Damn, that's a skill.

[@kadmow]

(making from scratch - that is the easy way - sure not "simple" - but really, sorting out others abominations, that takes diligence. jk.)

[@horai1]

@@kadmow Good point, I think we've all experienced that at some point where a previous owner has "installed" a few things or "fixed" this and that.

[@johnmcmickle5685]

Knowledge is a powerful thing. The knowledge in this case is knowing all the color codes. I would be willing to bet no two companies use the same color schemes. Chad has that knowledge.

[@barrythompson8656]

i like Randal's play by play, he asks the right questions, to inform us who might not understand

[@joerox4299]

Paul, you rock. You are a great fabricator and a better father. I grew up welding and fabricating with my Dad and I love to watch your show. I'm building a Samurai right now and you have given me much inspiration.👊

[@bigtsperspective5831]

I couldn’t be more excited for someone else’s fun thing! The world will never understand what it took to make Paul an his life , so that his unique knowledge and experience lent him to create something so dang Awesome 😎. Thanks man you’re a legend!

[@barryterry8078]

Check out diesel pump uk. This is the engine you want in your Cherokee.

[@billchessell8213]

I’m not so sure that the former owner is going to think of this as “the highest, best use” of his beloved fj45, or at least of the 22% of it that isn’t on the junk pile outside. Paul found a unicorn and chopped off it’s horn, lowered it, sectioned it and now has a donkey with a few bits of glitter still clinging to its sides. I like it, but It doesn’t make me proud that I do.

[@chrisnaaa3378]

@@billchessell8213 who cares. i would much rather see it this way being used than a rusted pile of junk in 20 more years if paul did not buy it.

[@barryterry8078]

Paul hasn’t done anything wrong.. it would of gone to the earth if he didn’t pick her up. But what your forgetting is he’s got another two of these. So he can still . Make one original. Rome wasn’t built in a dad nor dose cash grow on trees. Yes I was upset about chopping her up. But it’s his life that he lived with his dad. You got to respect that..

[@JoshuaShepherd]

@@billchessell8213 don't be so precious. There's two kinds of car people- those who put them on a shelf, and those who use them.

[@jerryhesler8173]

I watch yours and Matts channel all day almost every day. I'm a 70 year old retired truck driver. I've got a 59 willys wagon I've been working on for almost 29 years. I promised one of my sons he could have it when I'm done with it. I'll never be done with it because I bit of more than I can chew. All my joints are shot, hips are rusted out, etc. All the stuff that comes with gettin old. Can't crawl under it any more. A promise is a promise.

[@deckum23]

It's a beautiful thing to hear a project start and run for the first time, the smiles shared over it are almost worth all the frustration and money that goes into them.

[@MesaMike5k]

That made my day, you guys. Just can't believe how invested I am in this build. I'm a grown man, never done any rock-crawling, and never touched a welder - yet I look forward to each and every nut you turn on the 'yota. Should I be concerned??

[@lwclark]

I just love the "I need an idler pully right here, so I'm going to mill this factory bracket and fabricate a plate for it" attitude y'all have. Very inspiring.

[@JwLincolnTC]

I really enjoy having Randall. He creates a really good conversational dynamic that helps me follow what's going on better. Paul does a good job explaining stuff, but Randall asks questions that help us dig deeper into what Paul's thinking.

[@stevetrue1332]

Love the animated map between Fab Rats and Kanab. Nice touch! Also, Randall is doing a great job framing the shot and narrating. Keep it up!

[@tdug445]

You are a top notch designer, anyone that calls you an idiot has never attempted to custom build a vehicle without a step by step set of instructions, you are a master metal fabricator, this project and the golden nugget are major accomplishments. I am a fan!

[@veetwin75]

Bigtime shout out to Chad for the awesome wiring work!! Not very many people could do what he did! Great job guys

[@bret7306]

Finally!!! Someone else who understands the "Rule of 47 Steps". To get the one thing done, you have to hammer through the 46 others that get in the way!!! That is the Rule of 47 Steps. Looking good, Sir ! Keep it up, she's a ripper!!

[@joshslackslack8115]

Your videos have gave me so much motivation on my solid axle swap s10 truck build its a 89 s10 regular cab on a 88 2 door blazer frame with Wagoner axles my skills are not at the level of yours but just watching your videos has helped me a lot to wheel Moab and sandhollow is a dream of mine

[@likeorasgod]

I love how all these youtubers are linking together helping each other out and doing things together.

[@andydodd250]

Paul congrats on a truly fantastic project! what amazed me the most was the stumbles and fumbles and how you left that content in. Making you and your team the best designers/fabricators on youtube. To have a wife, family and friends that is so supportive is a blessing. wishing you all a great 2022 from Luton, England

[@chrisbrennan6218]

wish my week had a fast forward button so i could see that thing roar on some trails and pavement...its already awe inspiring... in this day and age what you have done is simply incredible. Most people these days want the easy button....amazon or dealership....i look forward to every one of fab rats uploads!!!!!

[@cudaman-yq7pq]

Love the musical tracing of the drives to Kanab and back! Who hasn't made multiple runs to the auto parts store during a project? :)

[@chrislongbeard]

Yeah but I can walk to my parts house.

[@dawabbitt3079]

I've recently acquired the poor habit of fast-forwarding through KZbin videos. I thought about doing so with this recent one of yours, but now am so glad that I watched every minute! Had I simply jumped to the part where I wanted to hear it run, I would have missed out on fifty different things. - I really hope you have this ready in 4 more days to be able to bring it to the Winter 4x4 Jamboree. Best of Luck to you and thank you, as always - for the continued (and very entertaining) content! 👊

[@tatormade1997]

I get up early just to watch this in peace. Mornin' Rats!

[@trinitysolutionsoffroad7623]

I watch them at work during my morning poop. So relaxing lol

[@Mcevoy91]

2.10 pm for me 😁

[@obfidkwm]

I watch this on my first break at work than matt's on my second break lol

[@derrickwest8357]

Same haha

[@canyonrunner]

If Paul posts early enough I can beat both the wife and the children in the Friday-morning rush and confusion as kids are fighting my wife on breakfast choices on their rush to get to school on time. I hear the microwave running and dinging and the girls arguing over the hair blower. So much drama over oatmeal and hair. Paul calms me down and helps me to be a ‘gentle man’.

[@Troutelectric4492]

Don't beat yourself up over the intake. This is a BIG project. Many Many things to remember and to do and to fit. It'll be great and you'll absolutely know everything there is to know about this machine. Awsome!!

[@CountryAndClassics]

Getting more excited to see that FJ45 in action! Matt's visit basically read My mind with His comment. Can't wait for it. Love both You Guy's. I could have a blast with both of You from My Years of experience in building & repairing.

[@neilmackinnon3371]

OUTSTANDING ! There is NOTHING better than the first start up. I know there are a few snags and a ton of stuff to do yet, but as we say in jolly old England "Well played chaps... well played"... in your best English accent please Michelle.

[@andyrbush]

It's hard enough putting stuff back together when it is standard, modified and new designs are a real challenge. Great to see the team at it.

[@jake1021]

There is a freedom that comes with something being completely custom tho🤣. Not the right fastener for the door latch no one cares. Lug nuts the wrong style? No points off at the car show for that 👍

[@KB-gs8zi]

Hey Paul !!! GOOD learning experience for you when you go to put Ed's ""GOLDIE " back together with its WHOLE wiring problems too !! HAHA NO more ""FIX IT TWICE "" on that 1 !!! HAHA Have fun in the ""SNOW"" as MATT Said !! Have a good week & CONGRATS on the progress so far !!

[@robpeabo509]

I was excited & I am in a different continent! Everyone has done a great job to get to where you are, well done! The starting of the engine and having all the bolt on accessories function was in my mind the last big hurdle. You still have plenty to do for sure, but it WORKS woo-hoo 👍👍

[@billmccullough2323]

Yota sounds good!!! Glad to see it run. That first time to crank is always a little scary to me!!! A funny story, I rebuilt a Chevy 235 and put the plug wires on in reverse order and the motor actually ran backwards!!! LOL I have no idea how it got spinning backwards but it was sure running backwards.

[@markreetz1001]

I think you kept Chad around so wouldn't have to push the motorhome out of the snow! lol! Quite amazing how many small things there are toward the end of a build that get overshadowed by mistakes on the important stuff. :) You can have a new segment: Parts Store Shopping with Paul. I think the parts stores would like it!! Name it "Ocho"

[@jerrydavis5896]

Glad to hear the ol girl run!! Don't feel bad about the setbacks. I went to change tappet cover gaskets on my old 400M was was missing a push rod. Now I'm rebuilding it... I feel ya! Lol

[@BillSprague]

What a sweet sound after a long silence. Now the race can be on. I can’t wait how to see what Layton’s does with it! Sweet!

[@cg5562]

I know very few people who can build a rig like this. Having to take the intake off a few times? Most of us would still be on the suspension. This is next level and in my view impossible for most of us. Just amazing.

[@samcobuggies984]

It had the right intake, you just need a 6.2 under it.

[@shiptime8108]

Every person in the world that puts an engine together and gets a project this far along has the same look on their face when it finally screams the first time. Such a great feeling.

[@stevec5657]

Now, that was COOL. Every build I've been involved in has had hiccups when we'd go to light it off the first time(s). Great job you guys.

[@erictownsend4236]

Great work !!! to ALL!!! When you were talking about "Twice" , I was thinking how about "squared" as in FJ45 to the second power. Then I thought just "Blister" when it is done! When the work you all put in it you end up with FJ45 "BLISTER"

[@iandownie9848]

Was that "Blister" or should be "Blitzer"?

[@Benjistudios1]

Randall is an upgrade to your youtube team. I love his observations and delivery. 5 Stars 🙂

[@libbadibbadoo]

100% agree

[@gregsandidge5649]

In my world, this is called "paying dues". Learning a skill/trade from the ground up we often retrace our steps to ensure we're on the right path. There will be those in their armchairs who assume to know the way but know nothing of the commitment needed to get there. Nothing but respect for each one of you!

[@iantogriffin9928]

"We're back to where we are at" Classic. between you and Matt's channel. I spend far too much time on the "innernet". Brilliant , Happy New Year to you all. Thanks for posting. Brilliant channel.

[@rodneythurmanjr597]

I would modify a water pump pulley spacer to fit behind the idler pulley. Just an idea that ran by me. Thanks for taking the time out of your busy day to share with us your passion for your craft. Have a great outstanding day.

[@dandorris8531]

Congrats on the start up, not a big fan of Fitech. I fought with one last summer. I pulled it and went with Holley and never looked back. They have great tech support.

[@barryterry8078]

I love how your lad is so interested in your work. It reminds me of me and my dad, and now me and my son. I wish my lad and yours could hang out. They would really get on together. You would have to bar him from your shop. He wouldn’t leave you alone and never shuts up. But he’s just learning . You don’t ask you never know.. much love to your family. Xxxxxx

[@mycorrhizae86]

I love seeing the process, mistakes and all. That is real problem solving. Thanks, guys.

[@chriswills9530]

Can empathise with the tension and stress as the end gets in sight and all the niggles and snags come to light and have to be fixed. Hat off to you for persevering and letting people help. Nice work.

[@larrydavidson3402]

Great job as always Paul. Your skills are way over the top.

[@lopin890]

YEE-HAW!!! the YOTA runs!!! Heading for the finish line now❣ Just as in life, there's always a speed bump or two (or 10) to get over (or a bad wiring harness or WRONG item sent)!!! Full FAITH in your ability to get 'er done!! (And beat MATT in the friendly competition!!) Can't wait to see her roar to life on the roadway!! Sending Prayers, Love and Light to ya'll...🙏❤🌟

[@jhaedtler]

Never worry about the could haves should haves or would haves, They are all history! Love the videos! Thanks so much!

[@loud2524]

So awesome of the guys helping out with the YOTA. True testament that humility bonds lifetime friendships. Can't wait to see this rig go all out. Thanks for making an awesome build as always.

[@MohammedMohammed-op3cz]

Whan I see someone like Paul i get more motivated and positive, such a great person, congratulations on firing that beast... big fan here from Tripoli Libya.

[@h.h.legacydiesel6724]

Paul, Don't be so hard on yourself, any where from 2 to 22 people bumpin, rubbin, askin, movin, touchin all the time, it's a wonder you know your in the right shop!!! Hang in there, remember to bleed, perge and adjust everything, twice! And go have some fun, safely. Thanks 4 sharing all your stuff, really do love watchin yall!! ❄🤏⛄🇨🇦✌🏻💚👌👋🏻😛😎.

[@adamthomas4638]

Paul is so skilled just years of experience an projects in his brain the best is his eyecromitor his best tool also his boys are very lucky to cause if they want to do any fabrication work he will teach everything he knows

[@williamlulay7982]

Always enjoy watching you put things together and making them work. Re: your CADboard - people forget digital technology is built on the backs of non-digital technology. CAD (Computer Aided Design) is the digital form of good ole pencil, paper, drawing board, t-square and ruler design, turned into blueprints. I loved your graphic map rendering of your trips to Kanab - that was cool. Kudos to your patience on correcting all the little problems that showed up once you were trying to get the engine started - and, success at last! Good work!

[@mikemiller3007]

Thanks for pointing out why there were chuckles about CADboard. I can’t believe I missed it. DUH

[@Tomzenzo]

I finally got it, You all are just having fun in that shop, only the wiring specialist seem a bit concerned to get it right the 1. try.. :-) curious how the Yota will handle the trails. Happy new year 🇳🇴🇸🇪🥳

[@rickobbink4674]

The editing, added humor, which I assume comes from Michelle is so fun and refreshing!

[@dave499]

Great job Paul and crew! Can't wait to see what the FJ is capable of!

[@jameshicks4944]

Hey Fab Rats,ole Randall there fits with this channel just like fried potatoes go with biscuits and gravy (a complement in case you're not familiar with Tennessean breakfast combos),good job and good video everyone,oh and,feel free to keep all that snow out west,we here in the little ole south don't care for snow after Christmas ha ha.

[@joshuabachelder88]

Can't wait to see this thing run love this build!🤘🤘🤘

[@lucmerryduke5022]

We've all been there! Kudos for keeping your cool -- I'd have throwing, swearing and/or smashing! Thanks for keeping the mistakes and normal (bad) luck in the videos!

[@bobstratton6362]

Wooo Hooo! It's alive. Paul you have done a great job and had some good help. But great fun for the rest of us. I'm not sold on the hoses zipped tied to the links but I can't think of another way either. I hate it when expensive brand new things don't work out of the package. Quality control off work that day. Congratulations.

[@Timbos_adventures]

This is one of the few builds I love. It’s taken me 6 years to get mine where it is and you’re doing it all at once lol. Great job!

[@nuttinbedder2do70]

Paul your videos are awesome and your follies make me feel better about my own. I took what should have been a weekend project upgrading brakes, steering, axle and alternator. Turned it into 2 weekends due to harness issues and a couple other things I didn't catch the first time, but boy shop time is sure fun with friends and family. Not to mention the wheeling that comes after.

[@Things2Delete]

CONGRATULATIONS 👏👏👏 Paul you built a hellofa great crawler, I TOTALLY can't wait to see it wheel, it's just killer 👍Im so enthralled with this Yota !! Awesome Karma out to y'all 🤘😁

[@roncameron7461]

Paul, besides an awesome group of people helping you, you've got the patience of Job...I know the pressure of getting ready for Winter Jamboree, I'm there myself and the few problems I've had, have been kicking my butt. Partner, you're awesome to not get more frustrated 🥴 Hope to see you next week!

[@lonnyford1186]

Head turning trail terror..Can't wait to see the race and the smiles when it's done 😎

[@johnellis5179]

This channel has become one of my favorites. I look forward to your videos as much as I do VGG and good ‘ol Cleetus. Love your work and your family and friends are awesome. I wish you the best🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Bumblebee4788]

Glad you guys got it to run, always hiccups in the road before success!

[@chuckster6513]

Hey Paul and Fab Rat crew Really getting exciting now ! Looked like Michelle gave her approval so it's a go to finish it. I hope you have plans for some "OH SHIP" Handles on the passenger side. Please get a video of Michelle's first ride in the YOTA. Her first drive of the YOTA should be video worthy also. Stay Warm, Be Safe

[@papayork1907]

wow that sounds like a harmonic of my soul. the smiles when you throttled `er were very telling. great editing btw, these vids are very well put together. thanks again Paul!

[@whiskeytangomikefoxtrot1720]

Hey guys I have a tip for the sucking noise at the throttle body. You have to set IAC steps. Fitexh has a KZbin channel that explains it. I fought with it on my project. Hope this helps if don't already know.

[@assocrec]

What would a build like this cost out the door? A range is fine if uncomfortable proving private information. Would love to have you guys modify my grand Cherokee

[@barryterry8078]

I don’t think it’s the money, it more the passion of what you love..

[@bmorg7244]

Anywhere from $300 to $300,000.

[@timothygeiger8271]

You might have to wait awhile. Paul said awhile ago he's over a year out on doing any work for viewers.

[@AnsleyBuilt]

30-50k

[@mattbrown3400]

REAL WORLD PROBLEMS ! THIS IS WHAT PEOPLE GO THROUGH WHEN BUILDING A CUSTOM RIG. IM GLAD YOU SHOW ALL THE UPS AND DOWNS- NO FANCY EDITING TO APPEAR LIKE EVERYTHING IS RAINBOWS AND UNICORNS... THANKS AGAIN FABRATS

[@drgunit893]

YEES! Awesome work guys I’ve been looking forward to this episode so much , my day is made XD

[@edwinschlee8374]

Yeah, it runs after you get the right things put in place! Good work on the wiring Chad!

[@XHollisWood]

Can’t wait to see the “FJ” finished and out for a field test 💪

[@CORNDODGER]

Not many folks would ADD SPARKLERS to their engine on first fire up FOR GREAT EFFECTS like that !!!! I got to hand it to ya they really made the SHOW worth while!!!!

[@Landroverdude101]

KZbin must pay out big time.. When I first started to watch this channel these guys were digging through landfill scrap. Now, new equipment in the shop, dream crawler build done, quits his day job, hires his cousin, acquires more vehicles and man toys and is plowing his driveway with a brand new John Deere tractor. ----- "That ain't working, that's the way you do it. Get your money for nothing and your chicks for free" ----- not jealous, just amazed..

[@ronaldfulton1175]

....and a new exhaust tubing bender !

[@mrmotofy]

Only if you're producing good content and people are watching it

[@Lucas12v]

That thing is turning out great. Don't beat yourself up about the intake too much. We've all been there.

[@udara1231]

When you have family and friends around u don’t get tired of anything great work guys 👌🏾🍻

[@mattshirley3897]

You guys rock! The way your videos are done, and they way you interact, it's almost as if I'm in the shop with you. So while I've been binging your videos for the last couple weeks without leaving a comment, I'd like to say hello from Regina Saskatchewan, Canada.

[@fredclements6843]

Paul I may be just a dummy but what is the steam vent for?

[@Bumblebee4788]

It releases trapped air found in LS engines to allow coolant to flow to the very top of the cylinder heads to prevent overheating.

[@fredclements6843]

Bumblebee4788 thanks

[@gsp911]

It's been 30 years since I was a car mechanic, back then it was very simple to get an engine running. Today, you almost have to have an engineering education to be able to do that kind of stuff. I stick to oil changes and brakes, everything else I have to leave to professionals even though I am a "professional" on paper. Hats off to those who can figure out all the wires on newer engines. I would rip my hair out.

[@mikemiller3007]

About 22 years since I decided I didn’t like working on cars for a living. But in the last few years I’ve learned that KZbin is a huge help when something needs fixed. There’s always someone who’s been there first

[@theneverman]

Something tells me you'll be so ready to road test this, you'll be sitting on a 5 gallon bucket to do so. :)

[@MrGaryGG48]

If you tie a seat belt to the bail on the bucket, can you list that as a "Safety Feature???" 🤣🤣👍

[@johnme7049]

Paul, Not that I would ever question your work but,,, that heater hose, the one that was leaking, may want another look. I think you even questioned if it would flow? It looks awfully tightly bent. You don't want to restrict the flow just because you are in a hurry to get it done. Could you bend some tubing to put in there or make the hose longer? That radius bend just looks flat, but maybe it is just the camera angle. Be careful out paying in the snow. Love you guys.

[@echoalexander1434]

My twin sister Itty is out in the field in our 8RX John Deere tractor just sitting there I tried texting and calling her and she didn't answer. Indigo told me a new fabrats video popped up so that explains it. Itty answer your goddam phone.

[@ittyalexander264]

I will when the video is over Echo you pain in the ass... Sheesh

[@johnswick4593]

So much for the "EASY" button. Perseverance and tenacity are paying off Paul. All of us out here are on the edge of our seats waiting to see the FJ in action. It must be TWICE as frustrating for you. "Slow, but, sure" as I always say.

[@nicknamean]

Cameraman sounds like he left a few brain cells at home 😂😂😂

[@dalesakawsky7309]

I wish that I had all the tools you have when I built my Race Car, life would have been sooooo much easier. I had a drill press, a 120-volt MIG welder, and a press all sheet metal was done with a homemade brake, AKA a home built Picnic table car was built to SCCA Specs it ran in the top 5 in all races and I requested to start in the last position because it was a 4cyl running with V8'S. Life was GOOD when I was YOUNG!

[@michaelcarter1963]

Great job Paul and crew! Congratulations! She runs smooth!

[@alexbrown1995]

I'm amazed by you guys wearing t shirts when there's feet of snow outside. From what I could see the heater was't fired up, either. You sure are hardy souls in that part of the world. Greetings from Australia

[@BrianW2979]

I think I would made attachment fittings for the hydraulic hoses out the back of the cab. That way you could easily disconnect them without taking anything inside apart. Maybe have valves too so you could shut them off and not loose fluid out of the brake handles

[@barntech2291]

I think this rivalry deserves more than just a drag race. You and Matt need to drag race, drift, flex, jump, hill climb, and tractor pull these beasts!

[@mikesblueskyproductionsuta7634]

The butt swat by Paul when Michelle saw it run was awesome! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Sean-id1pn]

12:07 man that grinder gives me the chills

[@stevenwithanS]

Holy crap, that looks exactly like the NAPA here in Cranbrook B.C. We've got a couple feet of snow now. The look on Graydon's face about says it all. Great progress on the FJ.

[@chiefvilla3167]

Yippee wahoo getting her done🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🤙🏽🙏🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🤙🏽👌🏽🤝🏽🤝🏽. I noticed your little boy walking in wanted to help in some way. And what do you got in there started up his face just shine here is a part of it that was so cool. Bless his little heart. I know when I used to drive truck in California my stepson was only 4 years old thistle in Northern California coming down the Hills how to let up Let the jake brake switch on and that made him feel so good he bragged about that to the adults.🧒🧒👏🏽👏🏽🙋🏽‍♂️🙋🏽‍♂️🙋🏽‍♂️.

[@DonAshcraft]

I really love how family, friends, Derby friends, all work together on their KZbin channels and their projects. Robby, Matt, Rory, Paul, Chad etc. It also helps with the mystery of KZbin metrics! And cousin Randall is really finding a good niche with his photography as well as asking good questions! The questions he asks help us to understand what's going on on the project that Paul's working on. Again, I still love the family and friends thing!

[@gerryhartung736]

What I like about Fab Rats, Paul shows victories and failures. Not like the Motor Trend, Gears, 4x4 etc that use 99 per cent new parts. This is more like us followers, if you can't afford or find a part (way), you make it work somehow. Also multiple trips to parts houses. If you can't return, save for future projects. Like the small mill.

[@santosteofilo]

Pretty good... why don't u fit a interior snorkel to avoid flood the engine when crossing water? Here in Portugal I've already fitted one that wasn't seen from the outside on a MIx of a BJ40 front and all the Land Cruiser VX 3.0D for Trials. Is simple to pass the intake air Tube on the Inside and put it receiving nice fresh air in the rear top of the cabin. Meaby, also put the ECU systems away from ground, i leterally put the electronics near the roof after place the interior Roll Cage... Basicaly it is a VX landcruiser with a BJ40 Front... Donne it in 2002 and still runs today...last time I saw it was running 40" Maxxis Trepador tyres..

[@waynesligar5948]

It's so awesome to watch good people that thinks like i do just wish we lived closer to each other. I spent 34 years in construction so we work on different things but i understand having to do things twice even when i don't want to

[@chasingwheels]

Here is to Michelle - great editing (love the cable/color ticking boxes thing) , always love her bouncy personality and keeping the boys well fed. 🤩