Multiple Break Downs, Upgrades, and stops on Route 66! - Day 4

[@FrankBrocato]

I am 74 years young started watching your channel because I love cars and anything to do with them. I have to admit I wish I had a Dad that would take me on a road trip like this when I was your Sons age. your automotive abilities are admirable but you Father skills will be around long after that metal you work on has returned to the earth. Thanks for being an amazing Dad.

[@brucemasters9132]

Hear, Hear!! Sir, you are right on point!

[@kriswright1022]

I had that dad, sure do miss him!

[@gearbanginentertainment7476]

@@kriswright1022 whatd u do to him?

[@garretthazlett9116]

💯%

[@Mr.Safety.]

amen to that. Some things last the test of time like no other.

[@butchgarner3911]

I have to tell ya, I am impressed with the little human you are responsible for! Great kid, your better half and you have done an awesome job! take your stuff to a UPS store and they will throw in a box and race them home! he will miss his cap gun! Thanks for sharing your adventure with us!

[@ohcanada6565]

Love that he checked the dif still works on that painty car.

[@andyreid7274]

He correctly diagnosed the fuel pump too

[@jconn1984]

All his kids are goals

[@harlanshell9936]

L

[@WreckDiver99]

Mad respect for the little humans and Derek and Jessica. I'd like to know their secret, because my little human is a big PITA...and we didn't raise him to be who he is, but yowza!

[@Tech-ez1qj]

My wife died, house empty, long days at work, can't remember the last time I did anything fun, and I'm waiting on test results to see if I have leukemia. All of that is true. Happy to see another episode pop up. At least for a short time I can go on a mental vacation following what you've done. I could use a trip like that.

[@wesleypollard3058]

Sorry for the turn of events in your life, God bless man

[@432b86ed]

Stay strong my friend. All my condolences.

[@devonarden7328]

love you brother

[@-donkey_696_]

Sorry to hear about your wife and your personal battle ,stay strong and think positive. We could all use a road trip like that

[@kenweiss7913]

Prayers for you! So many people get comfort from these videos. Me included.

[@crkproductions5000]

I love your calm demeanor in the face of a broken truck. You just never seem shaken by the breaks. In fact, you seem excited to problem solve.

[@joeday4293]

It's nothing he hasn't dealt with before, after all. LOL

[@XH1927]

I could never do what he does, I get SO nervous and stressed out when I have a break down even though I'm a mechanic

[@trxtech3010]

Trust me living in Tucson Arizona in the middle of Summer and this happens you're far from happy. Ask me how I know.... Anywhere where it's not hot it's no big deal.

[@mortenhinsverk2406]

@@XH1927 dont be there is always a fix to it and i have been truh worst case senario 7 years ago on a roadtrip whitout a tempgauge yeah i know its stupid and all that but the trip was planned and didnt have time to fix it... about 18 hours from home it managed to blow off a rad house dont know why but ofcourse no temp gauge so i didnt know untill the engine locked up saw the rad house and a red glowing block xD still managed to get the car home for cheap tho

[@kd5nrh]

@@XH1927 you're not making a decent living off videos of fixing whatever beater you've found to take a crazy road trip in. Every breakdown is more content.

[@andybayliss2020]

I'm not sure what is funnier, Derek's humor and expressions or the fact that his kids don't even blink an eye at it/him.

[@jasonwilliams6005]

One of most valuable lessons your kids learn from you is that when something goes wrong, it's not the end of the world. Cool heads prevail. Good job Derek!

[@51-FS]

Thats my problem. I worry to much win things goes worng. Well even win they don't go worng I still worry

[@scottyellis3442]

@@51-FS that's me brother, I worry about things that hasn't even happened yet 😅.

[@charlesmlane32]

Derek by far this has been one of the best series you have produced. Especially with the little man with you. Its been a true adventure.

[@jaynosser9289]

Watching Bentley take a swig out of a brown bottle wearing a ball cap and boots looking under the hood of a square body is exactly what I needed to give me hope for the next generation 😂

[@willstikken5619]

"spends more time understanding how things work and why they fail" this is absolutely the key.

[@fredsmith6826]

The Edsel would be neat to see on the channel. Great job persevering and making the trip fun for Bentley.

[@gitatit4046]

I've been accused of being a laidback feller a few times myself Derrick, but I can't hold a light for you. You sure keep your composure even in the toughest of times and troubles after troubles. So my hats off to yah feller. Meanwhile it's enjoyable to watch you and the little man having a good time of 66. Thanks for sharing it with us. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@RMonkey]

You're 100% correct, I can't believe how calm he is broken down in the middle of no where. I've driven route 66 from California to Oklahoma and the engine light turned on. I just about had a medical condition. This guy is too cool. I want to be like him if I ever grow up.

[@dougB4454]

He may appear laid back. But Derek is one hard working determined young man. Period.

[@gitatit4046]

@@dougB4454 I agree 100% Doug. But you can be hardworking and determined and still be a nervous reck sucking on a bottle Maalox and popping Prozac or something while you're one step from a total meltdown at the same time. I don't see any sign of the latter in him.

[@stuartd9741]

Derek has years of experience to fall back on. And like he said. If you can figure a problem out quickly and replace that actual faulty part your on your ways. Still enjoyable this series.

[@chaelodoul9401]

A fella sure was excited to see this notification when he got home from the ole 9 to 5. 🍺 cheers.

[@guido2110]

👍🍺🍺

[@Vanbooskie]

Man, I was having such a crappy day today too, I ain't kiddin ya. Derek and family always brings the bad days right around!!

[@Yippa391]

Such a relief to get the notification!

[@myronsherman8571]

P¹D

[@gladdentarvis]

Same here 🍺🤘🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸

[@michaelhylanddpt]

Best moment for me was after the homemade burritos: “We took a gamble… lost.” Then he pans to the port-a-potty. 😂

[@troyrunyan249]

🤣🤣

[@davidregan9872]

Had that happen going to a friends house a few years back. Nope, didn't make it. Had to go home, and take a shower! Now I'm at home watching the show ALONE, and wandering how they keep it in without SHARTING!

[@loganwgriffith]

We used to call it a "gambled and lost fart" when you're not sure if it was a fart or a crap. Then you say, I think it's a fart. Nope. No, it was not a fart. You just crapped your pants

[@michaelhylanddpt]

@@troyrunyan249 🤣

[@michaelhylanddpt]

@@davidregan9872 lol

[@WaybackTECH]

20 years ago, my girlfriend at the time had one of these exact trucks for towing her horse trailer. Her dad had just been deployed to the middle east but had the truck re-painted at Maaco in metallic green before he left. We drove it home 50+ miles and I loved it. It drove great with the 454 on the interstate.

[@superhawk20002]

"Like a Harbor Freight, but classier". Please put that on a Tshirt. In life, that statement could be a true insult or a decent compliment. It leaves the world wondering. EDIT: Its been a long time, but that pawn shop brings back memories. I surely hope you gave Mr. Winwood a shout out while you were there.

[@Js16108]

Derek, this is awesome. I’ve been really depressed for the past 6 months or so, feeling like it’s all pointless agony. Always feel like I’m wasting time when doing anything bc there wasn’t much besides music and my Dodge that excites me anymore. But there’s something about your care free humorous outlook combined with the beautiful scenery. I feel like there’s something worth working for again. I want to make this drive with my truck one day. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@ProblemChild-xk7ix]

Hang in there. It always gets better after a little while!

[@SOLDOZER]

You should drink and do drugs.

[@Dan-vi3pi]

Embrace your hobbies. Ignore the rest. Pop your head out in a few years and try again. Again, hobbies. Same boat here.

[@Dragonballguy270]

Get on it mate, get out there and see it, its amazing

[@adamduncan4422]

Keep making those irreplaceable memories with your family!

[@willb3018]

Absolutely, like taking him to a place that is "like a Harbor Freight but classier". 😂 But yes, you are right. Memories for a lifetime.

[@PJL7095]

@@willb3018 yup… and hanging out on the side of the road / in motel & auto part stores parking lots / car repair shops all over the countryside lmfao

[@Mr.Schitzengigglez]

Bentley is gonna grow up to be a pretty awesome dude. Glad he gets to do all of this with you, instead of being glued to a phone.

[@c.l.vanhorne117]

NoR anY LocKDoWns!!!...& bs FLu!...Eh?..I AM CANADiAeN!...TRUCK HONKs!

[@travisfowler8345]

Hopefully Bentley can take the channel over after this fellers not safety hazard awareness takes affect and he falls ill to earl or the dinosaurs... or other chemicals forcing him to fall ill... Of course we all pray he stays immortal and won't fall ill to mother nature's attacks...

[@xinx-fn8973]

As a kid myself, I usually use my phone to escape the reality around me

[@thelgetgames]

I'm in a horrible custody battle with my ex over my son, all I've wanted is to create memories for him like you're doing. So jealous yet so proud to see you being able to give your son a truly awesome foundation for a future wonderful father and husband. Absolute respect and admiration.

[@seanjacobs3552]

Stay on course!

[@mikkotoikka3188]

International problem

[@davecody5997]

Man... I know it's been said often but your young son is a great kid ..bless u all ...your keeping alive our history and family values!

[@georgetrudeau8096]

I am actually really impressed with Bently's thought process for troubleshooting the bubbling fuel in the filter. That kids gonna be ok.

[@charleshuffman7565]

Even with all the misfortune you just keep plugging along keep making memories and making great content

[@madmikesgarage4861]

My thoughts to a tee..

[@southernslipping4225]

That’s why we all watch his channel

[@madmex2k]

Am loving this series! My dad used to take me on a random 'Breakfast Run". We would leave OKC, drive to the nearest Nickerson Farms near Purcell, OK, maybe 50 miles away, for some pancakes and eggs. Well, afterwards, he would say, " Should we go to Dallas for some home style tortillas from the Tortilla Factory?" I always said "YES!" He knew the owner of the Bakery that made them and we would load up on tortillas, all sorts of Mexican Bread and cookies. They also had a butcher shop next door and we would get some goat meat and they always had some cooked up, so we would buy some of that, put it on a tortilla and make goat meat tacos. Sometimes we would randomly drive 75 miles to a Dairy Queen for an Ice Cream Cone. Sure, there was a Dairy Queen a couple of miles away from the house, but he loved driving that big old Lincoln Continental and taking me with him. We went all the way to Laredo, Texas a few times. Lots of great memories! I guess I got that driving gene from him, nothing better than a big block motor in an old classic car just eating that road up. Am jealous of this truck, miss my old big block Olds 442.

[@djsandvig1]

I’m old enough to remember riding 66 to California in the back of a 58 Chevy. It’s depressing to see how much we’ve lost in the last 65 years. My great grand kids will have a markedly different life experience. I don’t think it will be nearly as idyllic as mine.we have squandered our legacy. I hope your good efforts with your family will sustain a spark of what the possibilities once were. Blessings on your efforts sir.

[@plgpa]

New Mexico was my home for many years. I lived in Albuquerque and, before that, in Gallup, which you will pass through on your way to Winslow. Clines Corners is something that almost defies description! In winter it is often a travelers' savior when I-40 becomes nearly impossible to drive on due to the snow, wind and/or ice...and I ain't kiddin ya! Been there, done that. Enjoy the rest of your trip! There's a lot to see and do as you travel through the homeland of many of America's Indian tribes. Stay safe and thanks for bringing back lots of memories!

[@Juancheros]

Great video! Old house at 19:23 was an old gas station and store called Cedar Hill, located 8 miles west of San Jon NM. East of Tucumcari. The roof of the store was constructed using flattened oil cans instead of normal shingles. Closed about 1980. I stopped there in 2019.

[@manderson7372]

Tucumcari is my hometown and was hoping to see a few more spots around town. The gas station and that’s refer to in this comment is reported to be haunted. I had a family member who is broke down in that spot and was almost hit when that overhang came down. I spent most of my childhood dragging that highway in Tucumcari. Neat place to grow up. Kind of sad now. Thanks Derek for taking me home.

[@trevorstein4603]

It looks eerily similar to the snake place and phone booth location used in Duel

[@jakebrake5776]

@@trevorstein4603 My snakes!

[@crockett_lee6605]

I'm really enjoying this trip Derrick. It's like I'm right there with you guys 😎

[@cliffordplasd8239]

Derek thank you for sharing this amazing adventure with us. I am 48 years old and last November I had a bad stroke. I can't work do to it and still waiting on SSDI. Long story short I am not able to take my 12 year old daughter and granddaughter on vacation however, thanks to you we make your channel our weekly stay cation. Your channel and this adventure has been a blessing to my whole family and brought us even closer together. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@dennardcurry6023]

My wife and I passed out laughing after you replaced the fuel pump and the rear view mirrors and in the immediate next scene you paned the camera around from the street to your face. You didn't say a word but we knew what you were thinking! 🤣🤣🤣

[@lavernengelke8778]

I've totally enjoyed your Route 66 road trip I've travelled that route about four times we even stayed in a motel in Tucumcari back in 1973 This will definitely be a memorable trip for your son to reflect back on in the years to come. It's great for the two of you to have the time to stop and see all the quaint things and old buildings on this trip. I really got a kick when you pulled into the pop shop by Edmund,Ok. our son lives there and we've gone to the Pop Shop several times. I really enjoy all of your videos and am always looking forward to the next one. I really appreciate that your content is always family friendly. Keep up the good work and the very best for you and your family.

[@chadillac7475]

I couldn't imagine the stories some of those places would tell. Was definitely caught up in the nostalgia. God bless America. Thank you for sharing this Derek, and little Derek.

[@WOLFTICKVIDEOS]

I know alot of stories that Motel and old service station would tell....we own it😉

[@Bryanja81]

Parenting done right. Great work Derek.

[@joeday4293]

Albuquerque, huh? Remember to look out for that crucial left turn Bugs Bunny kept missing.

[@KayBeee]

Pretty sure that was Albakoykay

[@johnhpalmer6098]

Or simply he should ask "point me in the direction of Albuquerque". 😋

[@joeday4293]

@@KayBeee *Albakoyki

[@leebarker539]

In that field of rusted nope-not-for-sale symbols of American Carisma shyly sits a Henry J coupe. Notable in 2 ways: first, the only car named after a guy who named two cars, and second, from the back it looks like an adolescent girl in her first sweater. Wonderful episode in a journey we are privileged to share with the Bieri Boys. Thank you, Derek and Bentley.

[@Brent_Rolston]

What an awesome trip for you and Bentley. He will remember this trip for years to come.

[@died4us590]

The number of aftermarket, and oem parts that are junk right out of the box, or shortly there after is astounding, i hear it everywhere. I try to get stuff off a junk car first, because they last longer. Sorry you and the little human have had so much trouble. Love the trip, G-d bless.

[@Bingo551]

Chinese Parts engineered to fail..

[@elcastorgrande]

When the beancounters take over from the guys who make it work.

[@mattparshall7275]

I'll tell you I have just absolutely enjoyed these last few videos. Seeing the older buildings and the way things used to be really brings into perspective. Life used to be hard no doubt about it. But at the same time it was just a simpler life.

[@greggsvintageworkshop8974]

Great video Derek, one of my favorites so far. Must be so cool having Bentley with you and so cool for him doing this whole thing with Dad. Your boys are so lucky to have a dad like you to learn everything you know. Your knowledge and troubleshooting skills are second to none.

[@MrPaige222]

The only 2 others that can possibly play at Derek's level are Eric from South main auto and mustie 1. Very ratified air. 3 insanely great mechanics and just good guys.

[@rustyranchtx7353]

I live 50 miles from the Cadillac ranch and still find it amazing the amount of people that go there... Great trip !!

[@bd6928]

love it! Bentley jumped out the ride said what's up ....wait, That was warren G. He jumped out the square body, cooold root beer in hand, Said "Yep, Sounds like your fuel pump is going bad". And were back on the road. Your channels have made many a day. VGG and LGG for the WIN!

[@n2cable]

I love this series your doing Guys!!! Just buried my dad yesterday and am reminded of all the times and unique experiences i had with my dad as a kid. He too was a gearhead. Miss ya Pops!!!!

[@matthewbratchersabatino7762]

Keep up the great content Derek! I’ve learned a lot along the way!!!

[@PattyPinkPaws]

Making memories!! You are an amazing dad!!!!

[@Peewee0413]

Bringing Bentley on the adventures adds a great vibe to the videos... Teaching a boy to be a man.. It's a father's job to pass on thier skill to their offspring....Well done sir..

[@SuperOverlord666]

16:32 truer words can’t be said... amen brother!

[@daphlavor]

And here I sit watching VGG, in quarantine, while my sons are at scout camp without me. I am enjoying You and your son on this road-trip. He will always remember this experience. Thanks

[@krispetersen9595]

One of your best series, really well done and your son is a superstar!

[@dal65]

You my friend are awesome!!! Thanks for bringing us along

[@TheMilwaukieDan]

I was stuck in Weed Cali with a broken hand and few $$$ I struggled for the better sort of a day trying to replace the fuel pump…. So frustrating. Late in the afternoon someone that had seen me working on the truck hours earlier stopped and showed me the trick you just did…. Thank you Sir…

[@dvet91]

I call the styrofoam coolers "one night stands" for that very reason. A case of beer comes with its own cooler if you add a garbage bag and ice. Lasts nearly as long as the one night stand, too. I put two fuel pumps in the factree 305 of my c10 within a five year period. Changed the motor out about 15 years ago & no trouble since....knock on good wood. Thank you for the Route 66 tour. This is probably the only way this gal will ever get to see it. That truck is looking better with every episode. Can't wait to see how much it earns at the auction. Y'all have fun & stay safe!

[@stever132]

Thanks Derek & Bentley for bringing us along down old Route 66!

[@stephenbowden1142]

Hey Dad he told you it was the fuel pump.. lol he will think about this moment for a long time. Great show Derek!

[@marcmalek5956]

Great series from VGG, wholesome family bonding. A man and his son, building memories. Bentley will remember these moments for a lifetime. I hope to one day sit down and have a couple cold snacks with you Derek. Bless you and have a great journey.

[@professornuke7562]

Ever watch the Matt's Off Road Recovery wider family? The kids are older and you can see exactly what an upbringing like that has caused........the kids are awesome and have skills they are building on and can take care of each other, and the wider community. They are all doing fine, but want to connect Utah to the other side of the continent via Cletus. Give Fabrats Paul a boost with The Freedom Factory, and bring my favourite channels together.

[@kbergren2878]

Two lane highway through small towns, just awesome. Traveling on Route 66 you get to see some of our travel and hot rodding history. Thanks for sharing your ride.

[@richienotsorich4303]

This has got to be the best mini series ever. You and Bentley are doing an awesome job. He'll definitely remember this trip forever and hopefully does something similar with his little humans too.

[@jeaniepatterson2384]

What a fun trip! I’ve enjoyed the heck out of it!! The Joy’s in the Ride!

[@mrwinston_thepug]

Imitation is a nice form of gratitude, these people really like you. You're awesome Derek and fam. 🇺🇸

[@dennismccombs6630]

Always excited to see new content. That little guy helping out is awful sweet. He’s a good boy. Thanks for letting us share

[@joebarone2042]

GREAT VIDEOS Thanks for bring back these videos...........Your son really loves to be with you great boy

[@RoadsideGarage]

My Dad and Uncle used to travel Route 66 in the late 60's and early 70's doing the original tough man competitions with the truckers, bikers, you name it. I remember them on their last trip. All beaten and bruised up, broken ribs, but grinning like mad. They made 22k which back then was a fortune.

[@calebwoods7189]

Looks like you and the little one are having a blast he will look back on that forever!

[@davidbentley145]

Kudos to you young man for the smarts...u never cease to amaze..u have come a long way young man...

[@arthurfricchione8119]

Terrific video Derek. Catch you down the road apiece. Keep having fun and you two guys stay safe 👍🇺🇸

[@victoroneill7924]

Glad to see Clines Corners is still standing. We used to drive straight through after work on Friday to western Colorado from Austin, Texas to hunt hunt deer and elk in the 70's and 80's. We'd always stopped at Clines Corners for breakfast and fuel on the way.

[@markamd1]

You show the real America! Love your channel! God bless and stray safe and hello from Canada.

[@jameswelch4716]

I'm enjoying the journey. Thanks for letting us ride along.

[@MrBonecollector83]

This is by far my favorite content you have done and I love all your videos.

[@Rosscoe85]

That little feller you got is pretty smart there. Keep up the amazing content brother! Just enjoying a wobbly pop watching this. Be safe, cheers 🍻

[@JerGol]

One of my favourite things while riding the Old Mother Road was enjoying a dead empty old road while the interstate was busy, 100yds away. I'm not here to ride on a motorway, I'm here to find old 'Murica! Wonderful stuff seeing Derek do the same!

[@jasonaustin3270]

I mean really, thanks for sharing this with everyone. A feller can just imagine how much fun you and your little guy is having.

[@Vetteman372]

I bet your little grip is having the time of his life. You a good pop for taking him

[@asquared7861]

Such a good series this Route 66 adventure is turning out to be! Thanks for taking us along.

[@davidcolesr.8628]

Excellent notification, good to see all is going well for you & the Boy. Catch You On The next One, Keep It Safe Out There Sir

[@billb6899]

You gotta be having a great time! We drove a good portion of Rt 66 in 2014, family of 6, took our time averaging 100 miles a day. There is just so much to see!! You've stopped some of the same places we did, missed some we managed to catch. I'm sure we both just scratched the surface.

[@loganwgriffith]

Ok, fair warning, thus will be long. In 2009-10 my first wife was done, left me during my 3rd deployment to Iraq. When I got back, I took some leave and decided I would ride (motorcycle) Old Rte 66. I lived in Pacific MO at the time, just about a block off of 66. So, I didn't want to take a full day's ride up to Chicago, just to turn around and ride back a full day to be roughly at the starting point. I don't remember if it was Tulsa or Oklahoma City was where I stopped for the night on day 1, but ended day 2 in Amarillo. I have to say, the little clip of driving out after Cadillac ranch really reminded me of just how amazing the landscape change was headed out of Texas and into New Mexico. You don't even need a state line sign to understand you're entering a change of area. Glad you and the son made this trip. He will remember this long after you are gone.

[@mochribon]

Such a blast from the past! I started riding in my dad's tractor trailer cross country when I was 10. Remember so many of these stops like it was yesterday. Blessed to cross 48 states off my list while riding with him. So cool you are doing this with your son. Very emotional time for me to see this again. Thanks for sharing!

[@jurisklavins2578]

Thanks for the ride along - always a fun experience! 😎

[@masonsmith3453]

Love your channel really helps me get through boring times at the barracks here in camp Lejeune. Ooorrraaaa!

[@brucemasters9132]

Thank you for your service Sir!!

[@kyle-409]

Oohrah devildog USMC 96-01

[@PowRKord]

Ahh yasss, Clines Corners. When we stopped there in 2011 to top up cos bailin' off I 40 E for a long empty drive down 285 there was a grand total of two gas pumps at a tiny crumbling stuffed down in the back of the rotting asphalt lot. The big built at that time even then though? OMG! Among all the other things, it contained the largest inventory of Jelly Belly's outside of the plant and the rest rooms were something lifted straight out of the Taj Mahal! Nicer than most folks' homes, I'm here to tell ya! Thanks for this update, Derek & Bentley.

[@dnaas2568]

Little man is getting the trip of a fife time so cool to see you to bond together awesome trip thanks for sharing !!!!

[@austinrogers9488]

Look at Derek coming in there with a Tuesday upload. You da man! 🤘

[@richardkafka5625]

What an awesome adventure for you and the little human! Great family content for you and us. Keep up the great work!

[@WilsonsGarage330]

Wooo brother day 4 glad to see yuh still trucking strong 💪 👍🤟

[@paulne1514]

The one part that you said never breaks, is the only part that broke on mine. Back when a fuel pump cost about $5, cost me $27 in the middle of the desert. And grease will hold the rod in place while you reinstall the pump. Nice to see another deluxe camper special package .

[@robschaffer2189]

I visited Cadillac Ranch in the early 80s. I went again in 2014. It is absolutely amazing how much the cars have changed. When I first went they were mostly intact and now they're enamel monoliths! Too cool.

[@neildawson8576]

Absolutely great video sir.I love how you include the little man in a lot of your productions along with other family too.Keep on keeping on and I'll be waiting for your next adventure.

[@TimsWorkshopTJY]

Been watching this series and it's great. I've always wanted to go on route 66 but never have. Thanks for recording this. Sad though there are not more investors buying and fixing up those old abandoned buildings

[@tmveronee]

It’s kinda sad to see all the abandoned service stations but the history lesson is awesome! You guys are living the dream. God bless you

[@rxcosmo76]

So cool. i love these videos ,it's something that can never get back again. Father and Son Bond. Great stuff.

[@blairmarriott965]

100% agree , diagnose , understand how the parts work togeather , then fix them , its a dying art nowadays , love the channel derek , you and the young fella , are making memories

[@Stratsrule]

Ty Derek!! I love ur videos!!! U doing awesome teaching that young man and being a cool dad

[@MartyBeardFace]

Perfect ending! Blakes is easily in my top 3 ABQ burgers, I hope you got the "NM Style" and let us know how you liked it. Great video!

[@sideview79]

Another great installment of memory makin' and I'm giving a huge yes vote on the Edsel 👍👍

[@ragingwillie483]

THANK YOU so much for sharing this trip!!!

[@trentonevans8574]

Love it love it love it! Giggled and snickered my whole way through thank you

[@hustlinghard8081]

Man, you know your sh!t and that is absolutely awesome! Your son is having the time of his life

[@muddboss3309]

great to see this after working all day. now it's time for a cold snack and relax with vice grip

[@TheFalcro1234]

Of course I am still loving your content and your honesty in showing ALL of the issues of the trip. The only part I don't really like is seeing the iconic American highway history dying. That is not your fault and is not a slight against your content. This really showcases how much we as Americans do not support small businesses. Mom and Pop stores/ motels etc. are quickly falling away and the back roads that were the backbone of this nation are slipping away into obscurity. Thank you again Derek for showing this part of America, sad that it is so rarely seen.

[@odinmaximus5768]

Derek, you are the man. That’s why so many people watch a channel! Spending quality time with your son while fixing that truck that keeps on breaking down on the side of the room while making a video about it, just seems like you’re is like you’re kind of thing and we all like it. Have a blessed day

[@robertmorin6495]

I have never been to 66 and this part of the country...it sure is different. Thanks for showing me the sights and amazing skylines. Fuel pump problem? Oh well, the new owner will be pleased it's got a new one. Crazy that the new coil failed, nice job fixing it. Hope it all goes smooth the rest of the way.