This truck hasn’t started in YEARS!

[@judih.8754]

It's good to see brothers working together. You're a good man Rudy.

[@wakeup6751]

💯

[@edward5979]

I concur !

[@slowcountryboy476]

I heard someone say, "The kids are a reflection of the parents."

[@wilfordharju528]

Keep at it boys.

[@paulrivers7248]

Comes from great stock 👍

[@RobbyLayton]

Awesome truck!! That feeling when you get it started is amazing !!!

[@graememckay9972]

"Can we please put wheels on it and drive it" like an excited kid building lego on Christmas morning. Brilliant

[@Crappie.Fisherman]

Rudy brother of the year!!!!

[@cudaman-yq7pq]

Great job! Don't throw the old parts away, they can be rebuilt and used as spares later on. Once rebuilt, they may be superior to the replacement stuff you can get these days. :)

[@UberLummox]

Right, especially the carb as it's child's play to rebuild it.

[@1one3_Racing]

Since there's a V8 in the back, they're not going to be using that carb.

[@conanomega7999]

Yea if they aren't broken or worn

[@conanomega7999]

Plus they aren't master mechanics

[@paulrivers7248]

@@conanomega7999 they are pretty damn good ones though for thier ages maybe oneday you can catch up to thier knowledge 🤷‍♂️🤔😃

[@marcomerino1094]

The look on both of your faces is priceless

[@marshallelliott3523]

Best part of the video was Colin’s “Bam”. Replayed that like 4 times😂

[@hondaman4423]

What did you just say?

[@terrywells3955]

He said Bam lol

[@joannwidney2764]

Damn!

[@tobiastho9639]

Rewatch at 6:00 😋

[@chocotaco8929]

The closed caption said Damn

[@Dave-hc6pp]

I worked for a farmer back in the 60’s who had a a 63 Chevy fleet side. I bought that same truck from his estate after he passed. I had so much fun with that truck. Good memories.

[@paulbell1522]

Man thats brotherly love right there! Rudy that's an amazing thing you have done for Kaulin. To see the excitement on his face when it came time to test drive and then the big smile the whole time! Surely an adventure neither one of you will soon forget!

[@viperfritz4618]

I had a brother who I didnt meet until we were in our early 30s. Same Dad, different Moms. We both found out about each other's love of working on mechanical things. And Guns. And being outdoors. And the TV show Deadliest Catch. We got one weekend to hang out after our Dad passed away. After taking care of Dad's belongings we got to spend an afternoon firing the guns at Dad's 20 acre property. Unfortunately, my Brother, who was a Veteran suffering with unimagineable pain, facing the repossession of his house and loss of his marriage, took his own life a few years later, and we never got the chance to work on any projects together. What I would give to have a day like this one with my Brother. Good job Rudy, you're an amazing Brother. Kaulin must be a fan of ROADKILL giving us that "BAM!" While working on those brakes.

[@bernieshort6311]

Rudy, you take after your mother and father, you have a good heart. When you said OK, we can put the hubs on and go for a drive Kaulin's face just lit up, it is lovely to see two brothers interested in the same things so as they can share these beautiful moments together. You went out on a limb Rudy with all the spares you got for the truck to hopefully allow Kaulin to drive it home. You’re a star Rudy.

[@ITubeTooInc]

We don't really know Rudy's biological mother though, other than she's Canadian. That's why Rudy also lived in Canada for some time. She's never been on this or the MORR channel. Jamie is Rudy's step mom and the biological mom of Kaulin and Matt's other kids.

[@jasonswift7098]

@@ITubeTooInc How do you know that?

[@jimdavidsonjr8524]

@@jasonswift7098 because he has watched all of Matts videos as I have . Matt explained it

[@ITubeTooInc]

@@jimdavidsonjr8524 Yes if you watch all the MORR videos Rudy's Canadian mother and him living in Canada for a while has been mentioned once or twice sometimes as a side remark. I guess that's where Rudy has his characteristic winter hat from.

[@jimdavidsonjr8524]

@@ITubeTooInc I never lived in Canada but lived in Minnesota for 4 years and yes I also own a hat like Rudy's . Back in Kansas now

[@Tom-bo2wj]

Was amazing how all the bolts and break lines came off so smooth. It’s great that you guys are having so much fun doing this.

[@marzsit9833]

this is what's nice about old barn vehicles in the west. no major rust issues.

[@franklinpatterson3693]

Utah is dry

[@Tom-bo2wj]

@@franklinpatterson3693 definitely I knew that but still always run into problems with break lines.

[@patkarp1965]

Cool Truck. One of the first with zone AC. Each zone has a separate switch. You will find them on the doors just forward of main window. The switches are a bit tricky as you need to flip them up then push. Looking forward to seeing how you fix it up.

[@TheOriginalMrB]

And don’t forget the sidewall vents, you can really get some wind going with those opened up. Remember to shut them before going down a dusty dry gravel road though. You’ll be surprised how fast that cab will fill with dust if you don’t.

[@javabeanz8549]

Same kind of A/C my late 60's Dodge had, two "switches" under the dash and two at the front of the doors.

[@bbking0064]

When we were growing up our car air conditioning was 4x80. Four windows down at 80 km/hr.

[@martinhogan5970]

Love it: ‘zone a/c’ 🤣🤣!!!

[@patkarp1965]

@@TheOriginalMrB Forgot all about those. They actually worked better for bring in the air.

[@johnnybravo3869]

Great video! I love the Tony Evans on the radio at the end. Great preacher.

[@janaburritt6939]

That is sweet 😍 once you have the go and the stop all you need is tail lights and turn signals and mirrors and you're good. Same dash as I had in a old 1965 GMC

[@jasongreen2252]

You're saying that things Rusty it ain't everything is coming to lose nothing's breaking the truck is golden

[@CountryAndClassics]

Boy, seeing this brings Me so many memories back of My Dad's 63 GM. Was the year too when I got My Drivers Licence.

[@gapster46]

A 1963 C10 was my first pickup back in 1973. Drove it for a little over a year. 3 on the column. I don’t miss it.

[@dioad1739]

That’s a pure jewel Ruddy you made Collin a happy young man I had a 1960 and when you guys cranked that one it brought back memories all those 235 sound the same side note it may need the valves adjusted a little good luck guys.

[@aresandoliverthezombieapoc1968]

Kaulin* did u even watch the video?

[@johnboydTx]

1961 long step side 😉 Motor Honey fixes everything 👍👋

[@sparkyofsocal]

I had a ‘66 and had the big 292 ci. As a ding dong teen and early’20’s know it all it never left me stranded. When you hear the lifters and 3 quarts to get back to full

[@BitBuhkit]

@@aresandoliverthezombieapoc1968 The apocalypse got to your brain...

[@dougdean3134]

Great first step on bringing the girl to life. The look on Colin’s face is amazing.

[@eddiecampbell3514]

You're an awesome brother man!!

[@billybike57]

I bought a 64 GMC, it was in nice original condition. In two years I showed it at the Truckin Nationals in Ogden UT and took home 1st place. Hard work work and elbow grease made it happen

[@moparman1962]

Rudy, everything you were working on and replacing on the truck that came off easily with no broken bolts or lines, the old fuel pump working fine and the engine running well, idling smoothly and making power when you fire it up...are all signs the truck was meant to come into your family, specifically to Colin. It will be something you and he can work on together on your channel and build into his dream truck and people will love watching you both do it...win, win, win! Good job buying such a cool old truck and all the parts to get it roadworthy for Colin. Great video! Janelle did great camera work too.

[@iansinclair521]

That Chevy straight 6 was -- and is -- bulletproof. Not surprised...

[@alfredocarpaneto5976]

Such a great thing to do for your bro.

[@mwp597]

Good job getting the truck to run. It put a smile on my face. You guy's are having fun doing what like to do. 😄

[@charlesklippel92]

Rudy you are a very special man to do something for your brother like that I can see the love in both your faces I'm sure your father is looking at this right now this video and he is so proud I am too I love your videos you're very special man if you can't buy it you'll make it you're a good fabricator

[@wasabiginger6993]

As a boomer it’s great seeing this wonderful made in America classic brought back to life! No electronics …. what you see is what you get … and you guys are entertaining … thanks for sharing!

[@bripslag]

It's great to see Kaulin's personality start to shine on these videos. Fun content, guys!

[@stntmn99]

Looks like you guys have been watching Roadkill, Finnegan, Freiburger doing maintenance and repairs on the road! Good job! Wait until your dad sees this!

[@everready19373]

I'd keep those innertubes. Those would be great for river floating. If you want to keep the stereo original, install and FM converter. We had those in our cars back in the 70's.

[@chrisw46360]

I am proud of you young man. Your little brother is a lucky guy.

[@toddhoffmaster6057]

That was awesome, old school vehicles are just so easy to work on, especially living in the southwestern United States (no rust). Such a great first vehicle to own.. Rudy, you are a great brother, person, man just like the rest of your family.

[@curtpascoe2433]

Good thing the radio works and you found preacher Tony Evens. You're going to need An act of GOD to get you home.

[@davidr.4699]

Outstanding, I had a 66 Ford with a straight 6, they have some pretty good power. And they definitely don't drive like a newer pickup. Fun times for you and your brother.

[@TheSmreeder]

I started my landscaping business in 1990 w/ a 1963 stepside c10 Apache... I kept her on the road until 1999 when the frame broke on both sides right behind the cab(Ohio Truck) ...It might have lasted another year or so but I had put about 1 1/2 tons of gravel in her bed... I was devastated... You found a Beautiful Truck for your little brother ... Many Blessings , SMR

[@rickysoffroadrecovery]

Spent over 3/4 of life doing that every week. For the past 40 years. Thanks Rudy for the great video brings back old times... That particular year of Chevy truck was my first truck and I wish I still had it..

[@jimw3799]

the smile on his face!!!

[@loose-arrow-garage]

It's great to see how well you guys get along. Your parents raised you right!

[@raykane7459]

It is nice to see a high school aged kid able to drive stick. Not only driving a truck with a floor shift but he looks like a natural.

[@Mstos90]

You’re the best big brother! Love your videos Rudy. I do miss seeing you pulling cars though!

[@stucook8622]

That thing is mint. You're a good brother Rudy! I can't wait to see how you guys fix it up.

[@pistoffjstr1]

An LSX would look amazing under the hood!

[@kev.fwestofireland334]

You guys are great for looking out for each other

[@tomoakhill8825]

I learned to drive on a 1963 Pontiac station wagon, when it was four years old. Yep, those were the days. Simple, straight forward, super reliable, engines. Imagine how easy it was to keep one of those engines running well, if it will start like that after sitting for years, and at the age of 59. Notice how empty the engine compartment is? I drove a 68 Chevy small block V8 from Michigan to Arizona to our new home, while the rest of the family flew. It was six months old, and I never noticed that one of the distributor wires was disconnected. I was 17 and had no idea what it was supposed to feel like. When I got to Phoenix my Dad immediately knew a cylinder was missing. The engine did not care that it was seven cylinders instead of eight. It ran really smoothly; just a slight roughness.

[@paulhall170]

I'm getting used to car-park rebuilds these days, so good to see these old clunkers being brought back to life. I think the six might have a valve lifter issue, but if the steering and front suspension is okay you can drive it home.

[@johnme7049]

YEESSS!!! Give me an old straight six any day! Simple, dependable easy to work on. I will admit I was glad to put away points and go to fancy smancy e-lek-tron-ick-le ignition, and disc brakes and even anti lock has been good but that is good! The locking up brakes is something you really want to keep in mind, especially if raining. Our neighbor has his truck totaled because some young man was going around a curve in a just restored 60 something Chevy truck in the rain, (New tires), he tapped the brakes and they locked sending him straight thru the curve and into my neighbor. :( Nobody was hurk but the old Chevy hadn't been out of the paint shop a week. We get used to anti lock brakes and expect too much from an old truck. Not good. But she's a RUNNER! This is great! Rudy's gonna fix you up right.

[@wildforesthome6563]

Brilliant Rudy, that is an awesome looking truck. Its great to see you and your brother working on a project together. Best way for him to learn. The editing is on point, that beat drop when the tire popped was perfect. Thanks for the video

[@troyisaac3611]

Rudy checking his little brothers language out of surprise, I thought he said that too Rudy! Can see how much you care about each other and how you were raised with love and respect. God bless you guys.

[@jamesbarden2900]

Brings me back a few years when working with my brother building jeeps. You two are a great team. Keep up the great work and do it together!

[@josephcancino71]

That smile when he got to drive it... love the brotherly love!

[@jasonharris3873]

So far it looks pretty trouble free. It’s nice when bolts aren’t seized up and making things take 5 times longer to swap parts. I would check the ball joints and suspension before a long haul. Make sure the rearend has fluid.

[@gilbertgarcia1867]

The look on your brother once you started the truck is priceless!

[@dalegereaux1863]

Nice work guys ! Great work, parking lot mechanics. You got to love it when a plan comes together. 👍

[@mlb556]

You are such a pro Rudy. You sprayed into the carburator to start the engine. No fire extinguisher in sight. Carborators can backfire. Then later, saw you had a fire extinguisher. This means you know what can happen with an old truck engine and the chances it can catch fire. You are prepared. Awesome!

[@steelmill888]

This will make a great project.Thanks Rudy you guys work good together.

[@RyanDale100]

I love this 1963 C10! Looks like it's a longbed, small window, I6, 4 speed granny gear truck. You can tell it by the way it is.

[@SchysCraftCo.]

So happy to see a new video Rudy. I am going to be happy to see more videos soon in the little bro build series. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.

[@tysonjohn3815]

Rudy, let's get some merch going brother! Loving the channel so far, keep up the good work!

[@richardthomas1743]

HEY! Hello Rudy and thumbs UP!!

[@Jasonstors]

Yes you are an awesome brother to buy your brother a vehicle enjoy working on it together that’s the best thing right there as family

[@benrossbach6501]

Famous last words this is going smoothly.

[@sandralutz-rodriguez2864]

of course it started!! What a rad truck Kaulin! Rudy this is so rad!

[@desimora8]

That was a well done job you two and the camera crew and all the parts helpers. Well Done.! Hope you can drive all the way home but otherwise there is a trailer waiting

[@AshleyWragg]

After the Golden Nugget, it's on to this awesome project!

[@kevinhawk]

With the golden nugget project completed, i cant wait to see this one!

[@jscribn]

Brotherly love, nothing better! He'll never forget this

[@alejandropineda839]

Reminds me of when my father and I picked up my first truck. 1963 c10 LB with the 292. I still have that truck. Keep us in the loop Rudy! Your family is awesome!

[@damoose1829]

Cap/Rotor/Wires/Points That is awesome. I was born in 63 and have always wanted a 63 chevy pickup or impala.

[@debbiehenson227]

The smiles on both your faces says it all!! Love it.

[@muddypawsadventurer7775]

In a world of crassness, these are the moments we live and hope to witness. Thanks for sharing your life with us.

[@tombrooks8565]

I rebuilt and drove a 1963 C-10 from Kentucky to Oklahoma back in 1977. I hauled a motorcycle in the bed. I still live in OK. Best decision I ever made!

[@daviderickson5199]

Great job! Glad the weather is cooperating. You need to introduce the camera operators!

[@lynnmoore2664]

For me following Rudy Matt Paul Rory and Rob is how they all enjoy making others have a happy and awesome day!!

[@jerrycarpenter7218]

Nothing better than seeing a classic truck come to life. Can't wait to see the resto

[@tamellacravens855]

i just love the look on your brother's face, i like watching you two working together, and i am glad that you carry gas with you, lol

[@pear7777]

That car is as old as I am, so beautiful. Best lines "oh yeah, we need to start this thing". "Can we please put the wheels on this thing, and drive it"

[@waynelkduarte45]

Wishing you well on your Journey home

[@IncredibleDrone]

Awesome brother memory!

[@janblake9468]

When I was young, I had '41, '43, '56, '57, '59, '66 Chevy trucks, and '37 GMC truck's. . They were so easy to work on.

[@1pieman]

Rudy you are a good big brother don't ever change you made me miss my older brother what cool memories you both are making the apple didn't fall far from the tree you are your father's boy's 👍👍

[@algator7281]

nothing like good ole American steel !! Easy to fix & a dream to drive Thank you Rudy for keeping America great !!

[@saltyreesescup3104]

Thanks For Sharing Rudy...

[@TxRiderDave]

That's just cool. Great job resurrecting classic iron.

[@1950harleycharley]

Your parents are good people who taught you properly. Good work and good brothers!

[@gayle4804]

So happy to see your brother with that big O smile on his face and pounding his heart you are an awesome brother Rudy

[@maryellis3661]

Class just like a vice grip garage video perfect

[@waynederby4684]

Rudy, I really like how your helping and teaching you brother. High Praise for you.

[@cunever]

You get an old truck from the 60s, turn on the AM radio and get to listen to a message that has dropped as much out of time as the truck. Fitting!

[@56Spookdog]

My buddy had a 64 long bed with a camper shell/cap it ran so smooth at stop signs you thought it wasn’t running, it had a three on the tree. We’d double date in it and took turns driving, that thing was better than a 70’s van conversation…

[@novavroomvroom3435]

Yesssssss,, been waiting for this video after seeing Ed's GOLDEN NUGGET reveal to Ed... It was awesome...!!!!

[@NCMTNBOY]

Buddy of mine had a 61' with a 283 and 3 on the tree. It towed his lawn care equipment all around town. Great ride, enjoy fixing it up.

[@jordanstory5151]

The purest joy I've ever seen on a kids face! so excited to watch this truck come together!.

[@dennisbailey4296]

You know why I like watching you guys you're so much similar to your dad and you don't just edit out all a little Goof UPS, it makes it really really fun!!

[@jerrymclean8075]

My brother and myself are the same way! We help each other out when we can!! Glad to see other brothers getting along and helping each other!!

[@robchambers2182]

Amazing family all around!

[@davidhumeston5292]

I am honored to be watching good people do great things... We live in great times where people can choose to support other good people... Take care enjoy and be careful boys.

[@bassjumpblues3631]

Notice the single brake well, All four wheels get the same pressure to the pads. Total old school.. You are doing great Rudy!

[@coreylynch31]

Epic times with your bro. Pretty memorable man

[@halholloway5694]

Thank you for using safety stands.