ABANDONED Ford F250 First Start In 25 Years | Part 3 Fuel System - Vice Grip Garage EP94

[@ViceGripGarage]

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[@ViceGripGarage]

Thanks

[@danieljonhson6367]

My dad had a 67 F100 with a 300 in it three on the tree and I had a 70 model F100 with a 360 with the three on the tree both were good trucks I wish I still had them.

[@brianwelteroth9248]

A guy really needs to protect his peach and pear trees from critters. Would the appropriate authorities called be anyone with a 12 gauge full of rock salt?

[@clevelandmaker386]

@@ViceGripGarage a fella she'd a manly tear.....

[@ViceGripGarage]

Bingo

[@trentputnam2341]

A guy can really appreciate you teaching the youngin how to work on the old stuff. Good for you Derrick.

[@abethebabe539]

Accidentally read this in his voice 😂

[@tomsumner8419]

Really happy to see someone wanting to learn & appreciate a lost talent. You are one Lucky kid Bradley. Derrick you are lucky the boys are interested into vehicles.

[@bbay1977]

I was thinking the same thing and seen this comment.

[@delifreshly]

Ya went up about %64.32 on the old respect o meter today. Better watch out he’s going to be a better mechanic than a guy in about 3 more days

[@rsprockets7846]

@@bbay1977 yup this kid is gonna be one master. Tech

[@timetehkid4198]

"here is the fuel line coming out of the floor. Then its bluetooth from there to there" I love that so much.

[@robertduff3998]

That part of the video made me laugh so hard.

[@timetehkid4198]

Robert duff how does someone come up with that? This man is genius

[@kylesmith1832]

I almost died laughing that was hilarious

[@187781stevo]

It's so cool to see dad and his son doing this together. Bradley will undoubtedly remember this for the rest of his life. You should be proud of yourself, Derrick, and proud of Bradley too. Loved this video!

[@ViceGripGarage]

Thanks Steve

[@tomp8442]

This guy needs his own Netflix series... Seriously one of the most compelling youtube channels out there. Keep it up dude!

[@tomheadley2813]

And habit forming.

[@RichieRouge206]

Agreed my friend. I absolutely love his approach and apparent lack of concern yet he always takes care of everything. I wish most people were like that

[@fishfire_2999]

Netflix is run by satanists .

[@TheDagraner4576]

You shouldn't pick a flower from its field, les it die. Programmed T.V adds too much unnecessarities

[@obviousgreyman]

Why his KZbin is great as it is why bring a bunch of people in to tell him how to do what he already does.

[@seanfyodorovich5230]

I really envy any young man who has a father ready and willing to teach him these things. What a great dad!

[@assessor1276]

I hope that young Bradley knows how fortunate he is to have a Dad who is patient, kind, generous and good humoured - and willing to teach him the basics of life and of being a mechanic. No matter where he heads in life, all of these lessons will stand him in good stead. He will look like Joe-Cool rumbling into the high school parking lot in that very snazzy F250....

[@TroubadourJuggernaut]

well said !!!!

[@assessor1276]

Not enough fathers do this sort of thing with their kids I’m afraid. Derek is to be congratulated.

[@cjm6271]

Couldn't agree more. Warms my heart.

[@TacoBell5DollarBox]

I dont have kids but I agree

[@Patrick.Weightman]

I always say i hope Bradley knows how lucky he is!

[@_BAD_MERC_]

This hits me really hard. You're a good dad and role model. The way you talk about teaching him to drive and showing him how to be self-sufficient, independent, and responsible. My dad did all that with me and I remember learning to drive in a truck like this. My parents had a silver 1967 F-100 Ranger with a 352 and a three speed column shift. I remember sitting in the middle with my legs on each side of the under-dash A/C unit and my dad would let me steer. Then I would mimic his movements when he clutched and shifted. When I got my shot at driving it was a huge bench seat, a giant steering wheel, pedals that took all I had to reach the floor. It was a busy and dizzying experience but here I am at 50 years old and I remember my dad teaching me to drive his truck on dirt roads around the age of 10. I lost my dad in 2004 and all I have is memories. This video really hit me in the feels because I see you and Brad living those very same memories I made with my dad.

[@clintdavis9511]

Im 48 and my dad had a 68 Ford/3 on the tree/ 300-6. It later got a new frame. As in a 72 3/4 ton 4wd with a 6inch chassis, 3inch body lift and 17/40/15 Monster Mudders. 360/4brrl/ granny low 4spd. The 70s and 80s rocked!!! Lots of fabrication, welding, he even made his own driveshafts. I wish I had paid more damn attention.

[@Metalsuitman]

Why are my eyes wet?

[@dustydavis8829]

🙏🏼

[@Foxlawl]

My first drives were with my own Dad, in a rusted old blue 1980 Suburban, with an extra pair of return springs on the carb so that pedal always jumped back to idle (and took the force of God to press). This video, and your story, takes me back to that. I'm thankful he's still around and kicking (we spent today dropping some trees and doing more work on my Grand Prix). My codelensces on your loss.

[@almsco]

I wish my Dad had been like this. The only thing he was interested in was gambling, so we never had a car until I bought my first one with my own money when I was 17. I am 62 now and still do everything on my cars myself and that with a bad back. Love your videos Derek.

[@packingbone1953]

“Better than your mom” absolutely made my day. Derrick is literally the definition of a great dad. “ Make American Dads Great Again “

[@Ian_P]

Chevy Monza Part 2 - 20.35 for the reference.

[@waden404]

Makes two of us.

[@cbsctomh]

Yep...MADGA!

[@kyle1021]

I really admire Derek and his family values.

[@allscott100]

Yup funniest line from the episode (and as always there are a few) if you catch the reference.

[@MarcusPerryMBA]

My Dad would have been complaining and laughing the whole time as I took the tank out. We did tons of this stuff before he passed. This brings back many good memories.

[@minnesotaboy]

This is no longer just a car channel. This is a parenting channel. Watching this should be required for all young parents. It doesn't have to be cars, but the way you bring him along and get him involved is a master class level training tool. Keep it up. Love this truck too.

[@jonboy9912]

Great project for your son to learn straight from his Dad how to effectively delegate all the jobs he doesn't fancy doing himself and how to cover up little misdemeanours with his Mum - all necessary life skills, oh and he could also pick up a little mechanical engineering knowledge on the way! Love the series Del boy - keep em coming son you got a growing following in the UK!

[@ViceGripGarage]

Thank you much appreciated

[@dommoss4264]

Yeah Good job Bradley, 🏆 it won’t be long before your showing your dad how it’s done. Another one loving the channel in the U.K. 👍

[@zakbroad9130]

@@ViceGripGarage did i hear him say it? 25:53

[@zakbroad9130]

i think he is ready

[@detroitpatriot7417]

She is Illustrated exactly what this world needs fathers who care set can teach their sons daughters how to be a good person and make it fun at the same time while wearing some valuable trades. Great job

[@dreamstreetskate5291]

Any jumpcut montage that contains "Help me understand" leaves me in tears

[@Magnumv00]

That is the best montage on the internet. That bit had me dying.

[@tmac022480]

I've probably watched it at least 20 times. It's so damn funny, I can't take it.

[@rockettcustoms6266]

Those are hilarious!

[@CodedDude]

this is the project a guy is most looking forward to. ready to see 'ol bradley test on her. my first truck was an old dodge prospector, and I loved it.

[@slyguyaction]

CodedDude, My first truck was a two-tone gold and beige 1975 Dodge long-bed, 1 ton ‘Camper Special”. I remember those “Prospector” pickups. Those were really cool.

[@jimposey8848]

G rated fun. No politics, no cursing. You a good dad too, so important for young minds. Dont change a thing. Thanks

[@neilmays6744]

Nothing makes me happier than to see a good mechanic pass his trade onto his boy, if we don’t do it the art of carburetors and points ignition are gonna be lost

[@kenworcester4387]

Laughed out loud when you said the fuel was "blue-toothed" from one end of fuel line to the other! 🤣😎

[@ghodgeco]

Yup, me too.

[@scottbrown1820]

Best line yet and there has been some good ones 🤣

[@thenewnorm9909]

Loved it. Took me a second though.

[@Usmanthemecano]

This guy is good man..lol

[@Truckman1980]

That was hilarious!

[@outofthenorm7292]

Only thing cooler than fixing up old auto's and that's being a great father. That new gas cap should be good for about 10-15 more horsepower.

[@sterlingstauffer2915]

I love your profile picture

[@StrugglinWithTheMantheis]

I do believe the original video for this truck was the first VGG I ever watched. Obviously I have been hooked ever since.

[@ViceGripGarage]

Appreciate that Nik

[@UNH2001]

The Ford revival was the second video I ever watched, my first was the Cadillac revival..I was hooked

[@hemidart7]

Same here

[@curtiscox7105]

Same for me. I then binge-watched all the vids. Happy to see this one come back and looking for future vids of this one. The first vehicle I learned to drive was a '65 F-100 manual transmission. Dad was a trucker so didn't have much choice. I am thankful learned that way. My current rig is a '94 Ranger with a manual transmission. Thanks for all the vids. Be safe one and all!

[@JWimpy]

Same here. Then I subscribed.

[@trenthollifield6969]

Derek you are the best it make me the happiest man alive when my son who is 6yrs old comes up to me with the phone and tells me V.G.G has a new video out so we take a seat and watch all of your video thanks for the help of the bond between me and my baby boy

[@Hal09i]

A father spending quality time with his kid teaching him skills that he will use for a lifetime. It's seems so old fashioned and that part is sad because it should be the norm and not the exception. Good for you, Derek.

[@slyguyaction]

Love how his son already responds to an otherwise sketchy situation as “It’s fine”. 🤣

[@ViceGripGarage]

🤣🤣👍

[@NickG123]

Wayyyyyy too much, Thats fine. Perfect.

[@mazzalnx]

That was the moment in this episode that made me really shine the brightest smile out.

[@thecomanchekid]

i laughed out loud when he said that. just like his dad hahaha

[@rockettcustoms6266]

LMAO! Priceless!

[@country81]

I love watching my favorite real life sitcom. Much better than the news and all the junk.

[@delrayshaffer6376]

Can you imagine if the protestors the national news is glorifying had dads like Derrick? We wouldn't have all this mess. Bet Brad never fire bombs a police station,

[@ThermoNuclearLlama]

'Teaching him how to drive a manual' - music to my ears. Then you can drive anything when you come over to Europe!

[@jimv1484]

I wish I was your kid but I am 55 yrs old :( He is soaking it up like a sponge.....loved when he replied ..." its fine " hilarious...........Watching you and the boy is better then any show on TV

[@tl8466]

I had a white 67 camper special with a 352. That truck kept me from going hungry for a time in my youth.

[@robertlindseyjr8396]

Get em into old car young and they will never be able to afford getting into drugs.

[@backyardsounds]

That's actually quite genius.

[@BigCaddydaddy84]

I'm laughing but this damn true 👍

[@MattsRageFitGarage]

Yep!

[@dingle_burry]

until they sell the car for drugs

[@MattsRageFitGarage]

@Diesel Tech I feel fortunate I never had any friends to get mixed up in/with, was homeschooled and spent all my spare time working on lawnmowers and vehicles. Never had sip of alcohol or touched any drug. Never felt the need. Now that I'm 24 I work all the time and still spend my spare time working on cars and lawnmowers and while I like working with the group I work with I still don't have anything to do with anybody lol.

[@beauch63]

Dad and son time!!! Love it!!! You are the man Derek!!!

[@ViceGripGarage]

Thank you!! 🙌

[@Littlegreenlightweight]

I see your teaching Bradley right. "We forgot to check the oil" and then Bradley says "its fine"! 🤣

[@meengreen52]

😂

[@parkerfiskar3589]

A guy couldn’t be more proud I’m sure.

[@pitbullkngz7236]

So many people are anal about checking the life blood i just dont get it

[@aaronhayden1780]

With a straight six it really dosent matter as long as it has something.

[@Metalsuitman]

Good one Mark James. Got a laugh outtake that.

[@tmac022480]

"Well, help me understand how to get through this!"...that whole scene under the truck was hysterical.

[@rksanders13]

Great job with your son,no yelling,putting him and praising him on a good job.

[@_Dave_S]

Great father/son moments right there, kinda puts a tear in a feller's eye. My son is grown and gone now, so those moments are few and far between for me. Enjoy them! 😎

[@BanCorporateOwnedHouses]

Wish I could have done this stuff with my dad growing up. Instead he was just an angry drunk. You're a better guy than you'll ever know my friend.

[@tacoma5543]

Unfortunately I know exactly how you feel. It sucked as a young boy then a teenager and now a grown man not to have had a father around to guide you through life. Not even a step father. When you needed fatherly advice there's no one to give it. Try as she might there's many things a mother doesn't need to know and couldn't help with anyway.

[@mikekelly9129]

A guy can see you're a great father, lovely to see bud 👍

[@ViceGripGarage]

Thanks Mike

[@gregpallett1839]

Man, I don’t have kids or want kids or really even like kids.. But I get the warm fuzzies watching a guy and his kid wrench on old iron. My pops liked woodworking, we did some of that till I got into bicycles and cars.

[@briannash5167]

Great to see the teachings from generation to generation. Props to the grandpa as well.

[@novavroomvroom3360]

It’s great to see a young guy working and getting learned by a guy on how to work on a ford.... I love those inline 6 ....!!!!!

[@jasonandmichellec.5051]

Already about 8 times more likes than the number of people that live in my town. Using a mower to uncover another mower...mint.👍

[@PaulyOutdoors]

So much fun to see Bradley digging into this project again with the old man. Hard to believe it's been a year already!!! He's clearly picking up on Dad's antics too. Great vidya!

[@wesleyhicks6318]

i like that you have your son with you teaching him not enough dads doing this now days

[@bigswede7241]

Wow you must be a proud father. That little man shure knows how to work!

[@adammarkowitz7944]

What a great dad, and what a wonderful experience for the kid.

[@chrisfoster882]

Awesome work with son. All fathers need to do more with their kids. That keeps them from rioting in the streets for socialism.

[@jayrad404]

“Just don’t tell Mom”🤣I’ve used that line before.

[@cassiespencer6134]

Believe me, Moms know everything. ;)

[@surferdude4487]

When the truck is for his boy, the brakes have to be perfect. That's a Dad that cares!

[@jamesprice2163]

My dad said the same thing about my 900$ sonoma lol cause screw the power steering that doesn't work and the starter thats original for the truck at 333k miles

[@PaulS72Baby]

Brings back a ton of memories that old Ford 6 banger. My dad had a 72 and then bought a 67. That straight 6 whine is easily identifiable.

[@davisbrian2912]

Great father and son working together wish my dad was still here this make so proud to see great view brother from father to father

[@retiredrenegadeadventures6911]

Derick, this episode almost brought tears to my eyes, like you I have fun working on the old iron, and am even staring to document them. But I have a son, and he works with me on my projects and now projects of his own. What you are doing with Bradley is ABSOLUTELY irreplaceable! THANK YOU, you are parenting the way it is supposed to be, and even though I am a veteran, you are the true hero because not many people parent any more!

[@riwoof]

I grew up in the 60's with Fords, mostly 6 cylinders, my dad said they were the easiest thing to learn and to work on. You only need a screwing driver, some bubble gum and a hair pin 9000 to fix anything that breaks...I don't know. Great to see a young guy use his hands on something other than a cell phone-a-later!! That's great upbringing. 👍👍👍

[@superfred6063]

This is the truth. One of my first cars was a '68 Falcon station wagon. Had bubble gum holding the carb together the day I got it and still had the same bubble gum years later when I sold it.

[@ronaldnieldschneider1855]

My favourite memory of Brad is when he, in passing, says: I love you Dad. How wonderful. You must be doing something right as parents... congratulations

[@acer372]

I love to see families working together

[@rickbaker4571]

Heck yeah, lookin' good. Thanks to Brad for bringin' a guy along on his journey. That paint is shinier than Fiddy-cents tooth. Which is nice...

[@davewilliams6172]

Good to see that Brad is not afraid of getting his hands dirty, my ex-partner's two lads would have been running for the soap if they had got some oil on them. Bradley looks confident working with the tools so a Dad has done good there fella! Keep up the good work and I look forward to seeing you two bring this ol' crate back to life. Hope you just throw some lacquer on her to "preserve" the patina and not go full on with the buffer.

[@superchuck3259]

The patina with a little buffed shine would be awesome. Just keep the girls away from Brad, the girls just love the "Rat Rod" look. So many girls would choose an old car over a new lambo. But hey, maybe a girl that is not a gold digger is the right girl to become friends with.

[@TylerDuysen]

@@superchuck3259 well from my experience that just aint true so if a girls picking your clapped out old truck over a lambo shes a keeper

[@TylerDuysen]

@Jeff Kopis no definitely not not everyones the same and thats alright

[@darrinrentruc6614]

Dad is making Brad a star on you tube, The Girls will love him.

[@davidryan573]

I think those three words are famous “Don’t tell Your Mother”. Teaching him some great lessons.

[@slick-px4pq]

Dude that's 4 words

[@travisy7861]

hahaha merica

[@manuair]

@@slick-px4pq it's fine.

[@Tolsonii]

Best line in the video!!!

[@Tolsonii]

Father’s & Son’s working in the garage together. Nothing better than that!!!

[@GT380man]

I really liked that Brad chose his own way on those brackets. Dad tossed him the option & he did the right thing, for him. Tell you what, he’d watched dads psssst technique. Seriously, Brad noticed you want to depress the button while moving and before you pass the part, keep going till you’re beyond it. Good even paint. A fan!

[@michaelahlgren8876]

If this is going to be your boy's first truck, I would give it a nice pain job in the color of his choice. Thanks for doing these videos. Its always nice to watch them.

[@Slugg-O]

The irony of mowing around a mower. 1:42 It's cool but that's the one thing I've never seen on the internet. My checklist is now complete. ;-)

[@jaydenb7515]

I was weed eating around a customer's property and I had to weed eat around a working weed eater, felt weird!

[@randyharris6527]

Lol couldnt agree more. I found it quite funny also

[@jonbennett118]

@@jaydenb7515 what!?

[@garys9694]

The look on Bradley's face at 18:03 is priceless!

[@philscott1922]

Huge break in the fuel line..."Bluetooth connected..." 🤣🤣

[@andrewdomenitzdmd]

I bought SIMPLYSAFE years ago and will say that it is the best. They are the fastest responders to any alarm you set up. Just make sure you have the permit for it if you need one or the authorities will not like to respond.

[@llwood78]

I learned to drive in a 1967 f250 but it was a 390 4 speed. Loved that thing

[@kd5icr1967]

It's really good to see that your son is involved in some of these videos you do. It's the real world stuff that isn't taught in school. Good job to you and your wife. And Brad, keep up the good work, you'll be building hot rods in no time.🤘

[@robertrogish1038]

Way to be the Dad !!! My Dad is almost 90, he still works on engines - he was an awesome mechanic since being an enginemen in the Navy during Korea.

[@p71collector]

1:18 Now there is something you don't see everyday. A Cadillac boosting a Ford tractor!

[@clay1671]

When I was a young feller I built one of those trucks from the frame up twice (due to frame being bent the first build) for my Dad I sure love those trucks and after watching the whole video I realized the one I built was the same color

[@hlukufarmmechanic2497]

Love this video.. Bradley is really lucky his dad works on old cars with him. My dad helps me loosen a bolt once... That was it... I called it in the previous video, you guys worked in the fuel system.. Nice to see the old gal idle-ating & drivealating of her own tank.... 👍👌.. 😍 Dat old truck.. Sort the brakes, Clear caot her and buff the clear coat.. Put a new floor in the bed & a new clutch.. Then she's a solid go 2 town truck..

[@adamsneidelmann8976]

As a dad, this warms my heart.

[@TheParajoe]

Hey man, you're Simplisafe pitch really hit me hard. 2 reasons. The first reason is I bought the Simplisafe for the apartment we are currently living in and it's super easy to install. The second reason is the part about the flames shooting out of your roof bit. My house burnt down 3 weeks ago. My family got out ok. The house and both vehicles were declared total losses and the cause was undetermined. My fire started in the garage, where there weren't any smoke alarms. We were woken to the sound of fireworks (4th of July leftovers) in the garage. I might still have my stuff if there was a smoke detector in there. There will be one when we rebuild that's for sure.

[@ViceGripGarage]

Very glad you're safe!!!!

[@tacoma5543]

Thankfully you and your family are safe although I can't imagine losing everything you worked for and sentimental things that can't be replaced.

[@fewminutesfame]

Damn! This was so good to see! A young man interested in working on an old truck while getting his hands dirty and not wrapped up in a phone or video game all while being mentored and guided by his dad. Keep up the good work and lets see some more of this! The world needs it because its gone bananas out there!

[@Sennmut]

Good to see the boy taking part, and learning skills. We need more of that today.

[@mattbaker651]

It's great to see someone so young being involved in every day work life.

[@Tee_Spoons_Garage]

I love the part of you mowing around the broken lawn mower

[@justingarrard]

Finally getting to watch the video, I definitely need Derek's comedy after the past 2 days. Thank you so much Derek you have no idea how much your helping me right now.

[@robertmack7116]

Hang in there Bro

[@justingarrard]

@@robertmack7116 thank you

[@russelladams6432]

Awesome to see a feller and his mini me working together. :) We need more like these fellers. Thanks for sharing and can't wait to see Bradley testin on that old Ford.

[@brettmcneill8111]

Derrick: you must be extremely proud of your son. He is a good and sensible son, willing to follow instructions. Good for you and your wife for guidance and mentoring that you have provided. God Bless.

[@babydavef]

I'm a big fan of your will it run and drive and it's great to see you involving your son.

[@vickersvc]

That is one good kid you got there, definitely got 1st prize when he was born, your heart must swell with pride every time you look at him.

[@bradsage7027]

This video takes me back to when I was a little guy like Bradley. That's my name also but I wanted to be called Brad...Bradley was what I got called when I was in trouble[grin]....My grandparents lived next door and him and I were always trying to keep lawn mowers and his old clunkers running back in the mid 60's. I drove his 54 chevy wagon around the block when I was 6 years old .He was quite a guy, he bought a brand new Mustang in 1965 for Grandma.But we would ride around town in that old wagon and I would watch grandpa shift that old 3 on the tree. He was funny , if he saw me watching he would give it the gas and try to shift into second without the clutch. He would actually get it into second sometimes if he got the revs just right . I was always the happiest if we were working on something... I knew where all the tools and wrenches were so I was the gopher.

[@speeddemon4484]

The memories you are making with your son working on old junk like this will last a lifetime. I remember when I was 10 or 11 my father teaching me what a firing order was and how to clean points and do basic wiring, replacing parts and figuring out why something wouldn't run. He's the reason why I got into wrenching on old stuff, and the fact that you're doing the same for your sun makes me respect you even more

[@backAtCha9132]

I envy the relationship you have with your family.... Great to see you working with your son on a project he will always remember!

[@donkarnes5946]

Bradley is a chip off the old block. It's great that you guys are doing this together. I learned to drive on a Ford tractor similar to yours, graduated to a'47 chevy pickup when I was 10. Truck seemed old then,. but was only 14 years old . Go Figure?

[@thompsonautomaticgarage2079]

I have my peepers locked on a mid 70's Ford truck that I'll have my grabbers on before Christmas! Been looking at the rig for years! Finally got a deal set in so I'm able to grab it. Might be the first video uploaded to my channel. Just have to see what happens.

[@BoringIntrovert1982]

My grandfather had a '76 F-150 Custom w/ Bicentennial Package. 300 I-6 w/ 3 on-the-tree. Great farm truck, but was too far gone to be road worthy.

[@jjthesavage]

Nice! I just did front disc on my 72' 4x4, 4 on the floor 360 big block. You likely won't be regretting it.

[@Paulymade]

Good job Brad, there's some quality Father/Son time he'll never forget.

[@123ninjapower]

Farther and at it's finest, that boy is learning the best way. Your a good person, Derrick. Thanks for the great vids and all.

[@pnwadventurer9674]

You are giving that kid lessons most kids these days will never fathom!! My dad passed from brain cancer when I was 11 and he was into tractors, cars and tinkering, I’m glad that what he taught me pushed me to self teach myself more of what he taught me! Cherish each moment! Tomorrow is never gauranteed

[@soonerlegendspodcast]

That folks is called great parenting. Derek I applaud you for being patient with your son while teaching him to work on old iron. I don’t throw this out to no one but you and Bradley remind me of my dad and I when I was his age working on dads vehicle. I lost dad in 2017 so these videos help me cope with dads passing. God bless my friend

[@isaiahgarcia4869]

Proud of u derick

[@Eremon1]

Ah man...finding out you didn't just start her up for the camera but actually are giving it a new life with your son is just awesome! Warms a guys heart to see an abandoned machine get another shot at doing what it was built for.

[@chevymanbilly5698]

I love the whole father and son building learning etc. My dad thought me everything to get me started in for passion I have for cars trucks motorcycles well just anything with a motor lol my 14 yr old son is now showing interested in the world of automotive and etc . so I've been picking up projects for us we are working a 81 chevy elcamino that's going to be his first car/truck lol and we are building a go kart that's just going to be stupid fast lol sorry I rambled on a bit lol but I enjoy ur channel and it's awesome seeing u ur wife ur sons and brothers working together on cool stuff

[@parkerfiskar3589]

Love the rambling. Can’t wait to have a son or daughter to introduce to the world of cars.

[@pitbullkngz7236]

Should be a boys first truck for high school he will appreciate it even more

[@joetruitt8502]

I love seeing you both working together father and son that's so awesome. It's funny when you said to Bradley when he gently put the truck down it a lot better than what your mother did. I remember that time when she drop the front end of the dirt track racing car. That was funny

[@bobdickerson6895]

Love the old Ford , love to see a guy working with son, I do the same with my young fellas.

[@gayle4804]

Father and son, that is awesome 👌

[@tomfillmore9710]

Good job Bradley following Dad's footsteps great thanks for sharing stay safe

[@paulgeoffrion5506]

I can't applaud you enough for including your Son is this video. Good Man.

[@johnminor2496]

"Blue Tooth" fuel line!!!! I almost wet myself laughing!! Great video. I always enjoy your work. It's great to see your son working with you. GOD bless you and your family.

[@RichieRouge206]

It’s so heart warming to see you teach your son to appreciate these lovely old cars and trucks. He will have a total understanding of mechanical joys of old cars. What an amazing truck for a first car. You rock Derrick

[@stout504]

Thats awesome father an son working on good ole ford together.

[@johnshumate6132]

Great video. You have got me calling all the things in my kitchen by names now, such as my rice cookalator 3000, the hot plater zapper 2100 and the toasterstat XLVG Wow, a guy just has to have that to cook a meal.

[@RichHutchinson]

Love the shine on that paint. Kinda feel like I found a hidden treasure here while browsing the playlist section!

[@ViceGripGarage]

Yeah its unlisted haha

[@RandySchartiger]

you're making some great memories the little guy will never forget!

[@HolyGrailOfGolf]

When that kid gets his first job fixing cars, they're going to think he's crazy. Good, but crazy. "We need new sparkalators ..."

[@ashleyyeo3843]

“Hey buddy, can I use your digical calculator?”.....????

[@krazi77]

I just started working at a junk yard the other day, and got a strange look when I asked the owner guy if he had an electro digical assault ratchet.

[@krazi77]

"could you pass me a tonia harding?"

[@sniperlif3]

I wish my dad had the ability to teach me when I was younger. I love working on cars, but minus a high school class for 350 engine rebuilding basics, I have been all self taught while working on my daily driver. Really need to get some funds to be able to work on a spare vehicle and go full teardown rebuild learning experience. You really could do well with your own TV series. You got what it takes, make the same length content, its all there. What is different from you and someone like Roadkill, minus funds?