Rebuilding Father's Destroyed Truck For 16 Year Old Son

After sourcing a truck for parts, we begin the process of rebuilding a fathers destroyed truck for his 16-year-old son.
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No One Expected This With Ed's LJ20 Golden Nugget:
• No One Expected This W...
We Finished Ed’s LJ20 Golden Nugget!
• We Finished Ed’s LJ20 ...
Goodbye Golden Nugget... Hello '69 Dodge Charger!
• Goodbye Golden Nugget....
I Found A 100 Year Old Abandoned Tow Truck!
• I Found A 100 Year Old...
Joy Ride In Dad's Car Leaves Teen Buried To The Frame!
• Joy Ride In Dad's Car ...
Epic Barn Find Of A Lifetime, Waking Up An American Classic!
• Epic Barn Find Of A Li...
Abandoned '69 Charger... Will It Drive 1,115 Miles?
• Abandoned '69 Charger....
IT's ALIVE! The Abandon 69' Charger Runs Again
• IT's ALIVE! The Abando...
We Cut The Roof Off Matt’s Off Road Recovery Jeep
• THE BANANA GETS PEELED...
1 Frozen Skid Loader & 2 Trucks With Matt's Off Road Recovery + Trail Mater
• WE ALMOST GAVE UP! 1 F...
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[@michaelcahill6682]

the v6 was the heartbeat of his dads truck. keep it. its more than enough for a young guy

[@sporttruck5103]

I agree, probably his dad had a reasons for that 4.3 Vortec. Just keep it.

[@davidwoermansr]

Its not enough for 35s off-road it would eat clutches as a daily getting more than 33s rolling I think having Paul freshen the 350 would be better or a cheap low mileage 454 would be a quick easy nice daily and power on trails for it people almost give them away I grab them like most people grab an LS or Cummins by the truckload people don't realize set up right they're more economical than a 350

[@jaydenorcutt5677]

Cam it and advance the timing so it doesn’t have any problem turning those 35s

[@davidwoermansr]

@@jaydenorcutt5677 that's just a bandaid on a severed artery that adds heat and crystalizes the rings or melts pistons it's cheaper to freshen a 5.7 than build a 4.3 to handle the things needed to make it trail worthy with a manual and 35s and keep it a feasible daily the family can rely on especially with how hard it is to get parts let alone specialty parts right now

[@Woodwhore]

Your whole crew needs to be recognized for the huge amount of heart and generosity you show to people in need. You are truly wonderful people, one and all.

[@mikeschreiner5210]

I’m glad I got into Fab Rat’s, Matt’s off road recovery to discover Robby as well! All three channels are great and the good deeds you all do, are much appreciated

[@jeremiahdelossantos3035]

Agree 💯 %. Started with fab rats, and ended up exactly finding matts offroad recovery and Robby. Only channels I watch constantly. Looking forward to this build and reveal for Aiden. Keep up the good work guys. And I'd love to see you build up the bronco 2. Be an awesome build. 👌

[@aaronzimmerman1725]

Same here. Robby always has me wondering what insanely great act of kindness he is about do next and funny bit. When they dressed like Matt’s off-road recovery the first time I lost it. 🤣🥰

[@harleymichael6348]

I’m so glad too, at first I was iffy, but then I watched a few of there videos, now one of my favourite channels

[@JF-lt5zc]

@@harleymichael6348 Give Rudy some love too. He is just starting out and it is getting better each episode.

[@blucheer8743]

Was thinking same thing lol robs a good egg! Was searching u-tube about fixing death-wobble found fab-rats now I get no work done watching others work lol 😂 I have to say I like family aspect reminds a lot on how I grew up tagging my dad and brothers around

[@danver222]

I love that this is being done for Aiden, but I hope that his sister isn't being forgotten along the way. She lost her dad as well.

[@Grokroot]

You should start a go fund me and we will donate for the sister.

[@Grokroot]

Once you set up the go fund me, what's your plan, what do you think would a great gesture, maybe buy her a car? But it still needs to be something that she would have a connection with her dad.

[@larrycox3290]

Wow. The Layton team is doing it again, giving back to the community. We need more people like you guys in this world. Thank you!

[@vernevens1598]

Too bad they are using Go Fuck Me after what they did to the Canadian truckers. I won't donate to Go Fuck Me.

[@alexanderpopik6780]

@@vernevens1598 explain?

[@vernevens1598]

@@alexanderpopik6780 They tried to take money donated to the truckers and give it to the BLM and ANTIFA terrorists instead of the people it was intended for.

[@sebastiend.5335]

@@alexanderpopik6780 Go fund me did not agree with the truckers and basically reappropriated the money to donate to an other cause. The government also had a hand in it. Absolutely disgusting. Greetings from the Netherlands

[@alexanderpopik6780]

@@sebastiend.5335 Damn I'm surprised that there were allowed to even do that? Do you have any sources of articles about it so I can read more about it. Thx and gettings from Georgia in the states but in Russian haha

[@LTD347]

Gives me so much joy that I’ve donated to the cause. Look forward to see how this build comes along. Give the boy an LS even if his dads truck was originally a V6.

[@EKAdventures51]

He won't be able to afford the gas, V6 twin turbo

[@livewithnick]

@@EKAdventures51 how do you know what he can afford though? The 4.3 won’t get much better mileage especially in a full size truck anyway.

[@BrainsofFrank]

@@EKAdventures51 wouldn’t a v6 twin turbo require the best of the best gasoline? Cool idea though

[@SurvivalistMedia]

@@EKAdventures51 sorry dude, the v8 gets better milage. The 4.3 will just be under powered.

[@l0l0mgwtgdq]

@@EKAdventures51 my v8 gets 23 mpg on the highway, my dads v6 gets 21 on highway. 5.3l is the perfect size for most occasions in my opinion

[@paulhall170]

Yet another example of why the Utah Four are the best watching on KZbin! Outstanding charity, Robby and crew, God bless you for your generosity..

[@ThePaynter]

I respect keeping the V6 because it was his dad's but would still swap it for the 5.7 going with the bigger tires. Robby Layton and the crew, you guys are Awesome!!! Keep up the good work!!!!

[@joebone3151]

Build how dad would dreamed it or saw it in his mind every day

[@somewhereinarizona793]

We are looking forward to seeing this truck come together for Aiden. It's terrible to lose your dad at a young age.

[@Judiland]

Your right, my husband lost his dad at the age of 11. He and his siblings never got over it. He’s 67 now.

[@kathyn8969]

nm8 8

[@somewhereinarizona793]

@@DATBOCK Assume much? How on earth would you know what conversations Robby has had with Aiden and his family?

[@SecretSauceyjuice]

@@DATBOCK I'll give you time to cut out the manufactured outrage. It's transparent af.

[@peterhoulis1184]

Its terrible to lose your dad at any age especially if your older

[@chaseok691]

I would install the 5.7L. Bless you and the crew for doing this for the son. It will give him memories of his dad.

[@FrehleyBurst9-1878]

You're a Good Man Robby Layton! Thank You for helping this Family in their time of need.

[@mclarenscca]

We love being a part of the team! It's a good feeling to be able to help out monetarily! Can't wait to see the families reaction when it's done!

[@rjradachy]

I say ask the boy if he wants his dads engine or the V8! Great on you for taking on these projects that have meaning and give back to your community. I’d love to come up to Utah and shake your hand!

[@oldk4tz]

yeah id ask what engine he wants

[@JuanRempel]

Yes, ask the boy

[@davidwoermansr]

With anything bigger than 33s it's going to need more than the V6 with a manual 35s would destroy clutches getting that mass to roll especially off-road

[@moosestangls5099]

Exactly ask the boy if he wants the v8 add a roll cage we'll do that either way

[@andrewfletcher5584]

Agree with all of you guys, needs to be the son's decision on the engine.

[@MrSparks54]

I would leave it a V6 for a 16 year old. You guys are all heart.

[@Myhandle306]

Leaving it a V6 also keeps the representation of his Dads truck as original as possible.

[@stupidass3791]

I agree with both comments. I remember being 16, and looking back I’m glad my Buick was only a 6 cyl.

[@shanecateriny4359]

No, LS aka v8 only. That kid need the truck restored and upgraded for him. Like the next stage of life for the truck and for him. A move forward and a change.

[@rconger384]

In keeping the V6 maybe not so much with big lift kit and tires. If *you got him to promise to never get rid of the truck* , you don't want to turn it into a ball-and-chain; as a gas guzzler that needs expensive tires and parts when things begin to wear out. (Not everyone is as excited about extreme 4WD.) Put any extra $$ into his education at his future trade school. Better yet START a "Robbie Layton *Autobody* School" as a branch of the existing Auto Technology program over at Snow College. Aiden can be one of the first scholarships if he wants to. You know what they say, "...Give a man a fish - feed him for a day, but TEACH a man to fish..." Yes, the lad will need some wholesome attention from the good men in the community. Or else, after all the money is spent and after the trick stuff on the truck wears out, he may just begin drinking heavily. God help the poor fatherless lad!

[@madmax2069]

The 4.3 will use more fuel than the V8

[@joekane6725]

Use the 5.7....Give Aiden a bit of a surprise with some Borla exhaust. Robby you are a true example of what giving back means!!!

[@Beandiptheredneck]

100% put the 5.7 in it. Its gonna end up being one sweet truck, it's gotta have that v8 sound

[@bradforddillman7671]

It’s always funny how fate works. Just as you finish up Ed’s Nugget, this inspiring job lands in your lap. As a guy who suddenly lost his father at age 6, I think this will even be more rewarding too.

[@harveybauer4607]

Stay with the V6 - use the funds for brakes, rotors & calipers - be sure to transfer the vin # tag. Thank you for doing this project!

[@bradd.6265]

5.7!!! He'll love it. I had an '89 with a 4.3 years ago. Loved that truck, but ALWAYS wished it had V8.

[@Hunterpete15]

Do the 5.7! Y’all are awesome, appreciate what you do for others

[@tallballs0292]

I’d put the 5.7 v8 in it. Very dependable engines and you can find parts anywhere for them relatively cheap.

[@mikesmith-wk7vy]

247,000 miles thats the end of the line even for those unless you want to put a lot into it

[@kstricl]

Do a leak down and compression test on the 5.7. If it passes, use it. But, go with a v8. I'm sure Tom, Matt, Paul, or any number of the guys around there could find another motor if this one doesn't pass.

[@DmonkeyProductions]

I agree, zero chance the kid’s dad didn’t wish for the 5.7 every day in that thing.

[@machew2009]

I have a 97 and a 98 k1500 both with 5.7 and love that engine. But the 4.3 is also a great engine both engines are great for towing or doing truck things though the 5.7 is probably the way to go

[@allardboer5668]

Do the original motor, so original as it can be. To remember his dad's truck.

[@patrickwilson5889]

It's a blessing to give his son back his dad's truck and he will keep it forever because he really loved his dad

[@CountryAndClassics]

If it was up to Me, I would be putting the V-8 into it as better pulling power if towing.

[@root_8540]

I vote to keep the v6. it's his dad motor and will be easier on gas so he can drive it lots. keep up the great work folks a the Layton nation!!!!

[@BrainsofFrank]

To the crew at Robby Layton. Thank you for helping this family out especially through the rough time they are having

[@Chapter13_jku]

Very humbling. Amazing that you are dedicating your money and time for this kiddo. He will certainly cherish this in remembrance of his father. Glad to follow this channel and contribute to this build.

[@charliecurfman8859]

Dinner is an awesome guy. You guys are seriously so nice. Hard to fine folk like you a round anymore. God bless

[@charliecurfman8859]

Listen to your team. Smarter than you think.

[@seagullsbtn]

The V6 was the heartbeat of Dad's truck. You need to keep that.

[@ChannelJanis]

I'd keep V6 to keep the heard and familiar sound to remember his dad.

[@rayhess3175]

I gotta tellyou ,Robbie what you and your team are doing is awesome,and I believe you will be thanked in your next life

[@jerrellesplain6010]

Looking forward to the end results 👍🏽😎🙏🏽💜 you are awesome people

[@jeffyoung478]

Out with the 4.3 and in with the 5.7 you'll need the extra torque to turn those big tires efficiently.

[@madmax2069]

Yup, the 4.3 is going to use more fuel than the V8 trying to move that truck.

[@safarikick]

Gear the rear end

[@madmax2069]

@@safarikick yeah, but that 4.3 is still going to struggle with those big tires, and will consume more fuel while doing it.

[@rodneymartin6154]

@@safarikick you'd need to gear the front end too. Easier with what they have to do to put the V8 in.

[@terryhayward7905]

You promised him that you would build a truck around his dads motor, so you HAVE to use the V6.

[@jamesmurray1111]

5.7 All Day! Love how you look out for people. Stand up stuff man.

[@n.s.appleton]

Love how Dinner cracks himself up. So good.

[@gsettlemyre]

Love the commitment to rebuilding this for him ❤️! Give Aiden the V8, he will enjoy it more especially with the Rough Country lift and those BFG KM3’s.

[@terrywells3955]

Robby what a beautiful thing to do for this family , the video of his son seeing what you was gonna do brought a tears to this old man's eyes . Great job and god bless all of you , oh and yes give him the V-8

[@davidfarmer1666]

Robby only you would do something like this for the young man who lost his father. You need to be very proud of yourself for all that you do for others. I'll watch and rewatch your videos forever. Especially, those magic snapping fingers that move us ahead in time. Be safe and start wearing the safety glasses...

[@scubasteve7946]

Can't say enough about how awesome the team is in this body shop. And also a big compliment to Robby and the management there for having such nice safety equipment for the guys there. They should have a safe and long career doing that stuff by protecting themselves from all the good stuff over time, unlike body shops of the old days. 👍👍

[@keitherickson5955]

I would install the 4.3 . I've been driving for UPS for over 20 years. Our mechanics used to swap out worn out engines with the 4.3 . The 4.3 is definitely a solid engine.

[@Beandiptheredneck]

They're good motors, but that truck is gonna be a sweet truck, it needs a 5.7

[@davidwoermansr]

Going to need more than a 4.3 with 35s and a manual especially on trails the small clutch would be the weak link and would always need replaced

[@jimmywilliams9824]

For sure go with the ls 5.3

[@lordroo8484]

Kepp the V6 - it has to be his dad's engine. Since you are going replace so much of the rest of the truck.

[@paulus842000]

Robbie Layton and the boys, you are really such kind hearted people. Reach out and helping others whose lives have been drastically changed by a tradigy. I think that it's wonderful that you are using KZbin as a tool to help people. God bless you all.

[@stephenlewis8143]

I've know & dealt with countless families where a mother or father had an accident, cancer or other malady and died; leaving teen children and the remaining spouse. The event is profoundly difficult for families & emotionally challenging for all. This "crew" (all of them) putting their time and effort toward this project, to assist the family and son is an enormous undertaking. All should be complimented for their heartfelt work and effort. When completed it will be a solid connection & reminder between the son, daughter, mother and their deceased dad & husband.

[@markwitkop7022]

Personal opinion. Every change puts a distance between (That was Dad's) And (Some guy put this together, it's similar to Dad's) Don't change unless it is absolutely needed.

[@edgeracing2805]

It’s the thought that counts but hey there’s men in the world thinking they are women an women are men. Does that change the thought process?

[@mattconnor6779]

Those horses are same the one his dad drove, so my vote is to keep the V6. Besides, the idea was to keep as much of his dad's truck as possible. 👍

[@sergeeternal3778]

I agree with you.

[@MarkSvara]

in my opinion rebuilding his dads truck is more an idea. unfortunately his dads truck is done. almost all of the body will be scraped, the frame needs fixing. new lift kit, new wheels and tires. it only makes sense to put a good bottom end in now. that way the kid can enjoy it and upgrade the engine later for more power.

[@einbertalstein]

Totally agree - the V6 sound gives him the memories

[@marklar7551]

Mileage, keep it V6.

[@kennyknackers6084]

The engine is the hart of his dads truck!

[@grahamblack4]

Amazing job guys! Keep giving back, it's awesome to see your generosity!

[@markgunnell2149]

Keep the v6. Keep as much of his dads truck as you can. Your whole team is what makes America 🇺🇸 great. Thanks

[@shaneroper5470]

Well done to everyone who chipped in on this special build for Aidan.

[@jerrycann6374]

I would skip the 35" tires/rims and the lift kit. Keep it as close as you can to dad's truck. This is a build for Aden so please don't make it into a truck you guys want to build.

[@stupidass3791]

Good point. I hope they get the kid in the shop to help if at all possible.

[@wtbman]

That kid is gonna love it all done up though. 35s on 15 inch rims is reasonable to maintain and it will be a cool truck. Agreed find out what the kid wants though.

[@maryellen2370]

I absolutely love the hearts of the Layton family(shop guys also). You guys are awesome! We all need to watch more of the positive stuff like this. Thanks❤

[@protacodan4225]

Nice work everyone. Great to see everyone (your team and viewers) chipping in to help out.

[@willsmitherman688]

Definitely keep it as much of his dad's as possible he'll appreciate it more down the road. Save the v8 for your jeep build! Because you'll need to show out when you have a Robby vrs Matt showdown with the offroad recovery jeeps when you get around to actually begin your build.

[@paengsolo2047]

Keep it up Robby this build will definitely make someone happy. You have a good heart for people who are less fortunate and lost his father in the accident.

[@jiujitsuforall8627]

Hey Brothers, love watching your vids! Your crew has tons of personality. We sure appreciate the good deeds you do, helping this kid out.

[@bobstitzenberger1834]

I'd say give each engine a compression test. 6 inch lift and big tires means you need a bigger engine

[@Kld4402]

Ask mom which engine she wants for her 16 year old. Perhaps after losing husband/dad to a crash she might not prefer a hotter engine. And, I agree with those who say the 6 stays closer to dads original.

[@stevetandysr.2816]

I'm a big fan of the 4.3 V-6 . A great tuff engine . I had 375,000 on mine and it was still going . Other than that I think 5.3 LS are plentyful and would be a better choice than the 5.7 . Robby , you and your crew are great . Work hard all day to keep up your business going , then work on these for a great cause .

[@davidwoermansr]

35s is too much rolling mass for a 4.3 and 5 speed a clutch wouldn't last long especially off-road unless you gear low enough it would almost red line on the interstate with the V6 it would be either an off-road truck or daily but not both with anything bigger than 33s I own and have built and sold plenty of obs Chevys we always put the V6 with a 4l60e or 4l80e and all our manuals have 454s some customers like the 350 or 305 a couple left with 383 strokers the 4.3 is tough just not playing with 35s tough

[@brandonchaney2500]

I drive Toyota have a Mustang and Dodge, we have 2 Chevys, and 2 powerstrokes. We used to have an S10 when I was a kid with a 4.3 in it though and it outlasted the digital gauges..gouges... they quit working around 300k. I had a Mazda b4000 with a 4.0 that had 534,000 miles on it when it was totaled too though.

[@guslefort7042]

Love seeing the wife helping out, sandals and all. She’s a keeper For sure Robby

[@jeremyray8705]

You're wife is a definite keeper Robbie. Always right there helping you.

[@timburton1715]

My Sincere Condolences to Aden and his family... and My Admiration and Respect ✊ to You and your entire crew... Can't wait 😊 to watch this project come to fruition. Please Keep EVERYTHING as close to original as humanly possible... THANKS 🙏🏻

[@reddog543211]

Great job guys!.... everyone knows their job and applys it !!.... even "the Boss" sneaking in and contributing .....great work by all !!!

[@dougalexander7204]

Thank you so much for helping this family. It makes more teary eyed to imagine what they are going through. Also, I hope you and Hillbilly are good friends cause he catches a lot of counter-clockwise rotational swirlies now and then. We all have seen him be the go to mechanic during times that mattered. It’s nice you ordered Dinner shirts. Maybe down the road there can be a Hillbilly turning wrenches shirt. Again, very cool to help the family and I’m sorry they lost a husband and father.

[@drulessman2892]

They need to build hillbilly a Harley

[@davidwoermansr]

Gorilla hands hillbilly would be pretty fitting

[@francesrice7898]

What you guys are doing for Aiden and for the family is so heart warming and awesome. God bless all of y’all. 🙏🙏👍👍❤️❤️🌟🌟

[@whiteknuckleoffroadadventu2840]

it's great to see the compassion you and your team have for everyone . I think his dad would like to see a 5.7 V8 in it

[@josecondemarin9586]

Wow !! You guys have a big heart , our country is going thru very hard times and you and your crew are teaching us to be good to each other. Keep the V6 better on gas and is the original. Great video love the channel . Take care thanks 😊

[@davidwoermansr]

Won't handle 35s the clutch is the weak link trying to get them rolling especially on trails

[@dar7771]

Robby and team. Thanku for all you do and setting the bar for human kindness. Love your content. Looking forward to the build.

[@robinjames2481]

Love what you all are doing. Good people and you know who you all are!!!!

[@jeffmosley4043]

Great job guys. This is why I love watching this channel. Your always doing something for someone in need. Hate that the dad passed away. I know the truck is going to be badass when its done. Stay safe and God be with you always. Thanks for the video.

[@Stratotank3r]

Looking forward to all upcoming videos. This will be as good as the golden nugget. Keep the V6 engine. If it is still intact it is one more stock part of the truck. Also a V6 has plenty of horses under the hood for the Son.

[@madjeepernh6834]

I love what you are doing for this family!! Extra thanks to the heavy hitters donations!!! Bless you!!! Much love

[@ieeyeinthesky577]

GIVE THE KID THE BEST YOU GOT!

[@andyrbush]

Always puts a big smile on my face watching you guys. Great to see you all helping the family.

[@joshua43214]

Makes me glad to see so many others pitched in to help the family. Keep the V6. Many good reasons, but most importantly - it was his dad's V6.

[@JeffSmith-pr1st]

Robby, It nice too see that you guy’s are doing this for this Family! With everything that goes on in this country the lately, it nice too see that there are truly good people in this country! PS Milwaukee tool’s rock!

[@jonesboyshunting8673]

For sure put that v8 in that truck for Aiden. You guys are great people for doing this for him. Keep up the great work.

[@mancsblue]

I love that you are doing this .it's such a worthy cause . And I'm sure he will keep that truck forever

[@redneckgringo]

What an awesome project to undertake!!! Going to make that young man's year. I would surprise him with the V8.

[@joshuamassie3505]

You don't have to be the most entertaining body shop crew on KZbin.....but it helps it sure does help. Really great crew of guys.

[@terrallputnam7979]

You guys have a lot of fun working together! That makes hard work a lot more bearable.

[@arktkt06]

I’d want the the V6 engine. It’s the heart of the truck, and the kid will hear it every time he turns the key

[@danrussell3439]

Robby you have a great heart.

[@travisgamble8765]

I had a 4.3 of that era in a Jimmy. Lots of torque. Good acceleration. It was always needing a valve job or something though. Unles Vortec is stamped all over that, put in that bullet proof 5.7. It would not have been run at high rpms often unlike that V6. That boy can do anything with his Dad's truck then. Similar mileage too. Give the lad some decent displacement please. I am really happy to see you guys do this. I'm for sure buying merch. Y'all keep doing the right things for people because you can and that's the way to be. Always pay it forward. Always be kind. Thank you for tackling this. God speed boys.

[@kentmikaelsson5257]

love what you guys doing...love you Robby but (Dinner do not get enough cred. ) is the man......I started to watch your channel after i had my colon cancer surgery done in June this summer I follow you matt's recovery and all of you guys ...love what you all doing..i have a hard time after my surgery ..but you and all others make me feel good to watch.So justwannna say THanks to bringing some light in my life.

[@kevinroberts7158]

I'd ask the son and his family about the engine. that's my two cents worth. Great work Robbie and team. Well done1

[@christopherbrown6697]

Keep Dad's V6. It's already approaching "Truck of Theseus" territory. The 4.3 is a decent engine, and the manual gearbox will help him keep it in the power band. Not everything needs to be a rocketship.

[@christopherbrown6697]

Proper gearing would fix that.

[@madmanimal8236]

You guys are rock stars. Doin all the work for this family simply out the kindness of your hearts is one of the reasons why I love this channel. Good people doin good things. 🇺🇸👊🏻

[@dmorgan28]

Hey great video. It’s an awesome thing you’re doing for boy that lost his Dad. 👍👍👍❤️

[@Scott-tw8go]

You're are an amazing person Robbie!!! The world needs more people like you.

[@therealdavis2788]

Are those Mickey Thompson’s on that 3/4 ton? By the way, my shirt and sticker arrived yesterday. I’ll be putting the sticker on my own personal OBS build when I get back to Florida for my home time. Thanks for doing this for the kid. You’re a good man.

[@buckhunter0968]

God bless you Robby and the rest of the guys! You do amazing things for people! You have a good heart! God bless !

[@matt45540]

Thanks for using your platform to help others!

[@papayork1907]

Love the Robby Layton Nation! I really enjoy hanging out with you guys! Demri is as much a part of the crew as any of the guys! Great bunch of souls, keep up the good work. When you deliver the Charger, you might wanna make sure the roads are passable up here...lol Oh, and I love my paint chip from the Golden Nugget, number 391 of 1500, I have a piece of history! I used the shirt to clean my truck, it`s really soft....just kidding, I wear it all the time

[@user-um7xf6ez2p]

V8 all the way! especially with the tire and wheel package you are going with.

[@jimwhisenant6745]

...you guys are incredible!...thanks, Robby, for your commitment of time, talents, dollars ajd other resources to this worthy cause to help heal a deserving family!...

[@austinnesbitt8833]

Good job Layton team on taking on this project. How about mentoring Aiden and teaching him some useful skills? This would be a good project for him.

[@PabzRoz]

Idk dude no way would I want to be anywhere near the truck that killed my pa. I couldn't think of a more unlucky vehicle. To each their own I guess. I'm just gunna enjoy the rebuild.

[@juji5400]

same no way. too depressing. i'd curse that truck to the end of time. but i can see why someone would want it if their dad was supposed to pass it down to them. not me tho.

[@miraalnilam9540]

someone didnt watch the video stating the accident didnt kill the pa, his pa had a heart attack after it, the truck kept his pa alive for the several hours he was sitting on the side of the cliff, its not cursed, its a fucking savior.

[@tonyasperado4005]

thats what im sayin. i was like wtf he shoulda at least gave the kid an option between rebuilding it or getting a different truck built or something. even a go fund me for one. the kid looked like he didn't even wanna start it or be anywhere near it but robby kept tellin him to start it and giving him pieces of the truck as souvenirs...🤦‍♂

[@HeyHey-fy5jd]

@@tonyasperado4005 i mean he was being super nice. he meant well obviously. but it was hard to watch. felt a bit forced.

[@nut2938]

thank god i thought i was the only one

[@wildforesthome6563]

Keep the V6 guys. This is going to be a lot of work. Can't wait to see it progress. Thanks for the video

[@madmax2069]

Keeping that V6 is going to use a bit more fuel on that truck especially what they're going to do with it.

[@conradmorin1891]

Robby, you and your crew, as well as many other of your contacts do a lot of good in this world. I firmly believe that when people are kind and give of themselves unconditionnally, it will come back to them ten-folds. >>>I cannot even imagine what Aiden, his mother, and family are going thru right now, for the recent loss of his father, and his mother, losing her husband at such a critical time in their lives. My heart goes out to you, as your team, and to Aiden and his mother. >>>>I am a big fan, and enjoy all of your videos.

[@sandralutz-rodriguez2864]

Seriously you are such a great human Robby! you and your crew rock! Super nice under glow on the new tow truck! She's a beaut Clark! The air brake stop was MEGA dramatic, loved it LOL. You guys rock! Seeing the exposed frame and knowing you can easily fix that and then add from donator truck to make this Chevy run for Aidan is so rad!