And if you do it right, after a small break you get grandchildren! That's when the REAL fun starts. It's great to see them open their mouth and hear YOUR words come out...
"Everything in life I thought would be easy turns out to be hard" he's starting to learn 😅 these are the days that build character, with a dad like Paul, Hell be fine.
Sounds like a sewing machine out of control 😂 watching you work with your boys reminds me ,I was so surprised at how much my dad had learned by the time I turned 24 🤣🤣🤣
I grew up being told "Can't never could do a damned thing!" To this day my internal narrator still says it when i have "one of those days". I despise that evil word!
Jace doesn't realize how lucky he is to have you teaching him how to work on cars. Hopefully soon he'll come to see what a valuable gift you're giving him.
This episode was gold. "The harder you work, the better you are at something." Jace, thank you for that. It's one of the most important lessons, that most seen to miss.
Followed by "Everything I thought was going to be easy in life, turns out, it doesn't work". If he embraces those two ideas he will be miles ahead of his peers as he reaches adulthood, not to mention the majority of the so-called "adults" currently bumbling their way through life.
Yeah, great blah blah blah ……………my kids are perfect angels…………ohh , and by the way they would never do anything like that….. suck one on my behalf would you please.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
My son joined the Marines when he turned 18, super proud of what he has become. However, I would give anything to spend a day in the workshop with him. So good to see you working with your kids Paul. Keep the awesomeness coming.
@detroitdiy Thanks to your son for serving our nation (and each of us) in the Marines and to you for raising a great young man and having the courage as a dad to watch him go off and do hard things under difficult circumstances (and that's peacetime service in the USMC). Much respect to you both!
Excellent Video! You really change it up so we never know what's coming. I am certain the 3 boys and Gracie will go far in life with the parental good old fashioned work ethic and values that are instilled in them.....even though they might think its unfair and rough at times!. LOL. Thank you Fab Rats team for being on your A-game.
This was probably one of my favorite episodes. Lots of great moments and life lessons, from Graders behind the wheel, to Grandma Lolly taking shots at Jace. Great stuff.
Great to see the Father/Son dynamic...so many young men are suffering from not having a Father in the home, and even when they do, the Father's out there are ambivalent towards their duties as a Father. These boys will grow up and out with a strong sense of what is right and what is wrong. Good on you, Paul! God bless you!
Nice to see the boys in the shop from time to time learning a thing or two. Gramma Lolly teasing Jace about name that part was worth a chuckle. Paul keep up the edjumacating your boys so they know their noughts (a zero in the military) and gazintos reference the old Beverly Hillbillys.
@@BobbieJeanM It is spelled Nought as in when they would transmit over the radio 12:00 it would be accompanied by one two nought nought and not as zero zero. The Canadian Military and railways use this as I am former railway myself.
@@michelbrodeur6055 you know, I knew that but didn’t think of checking my spelling till after clicking the arrow. And then got distracted by the dog wanting to go out and noticing giant ants 🐜 on the inside of the back door. And then spraying them with all purpose cleaner to kill them since the ant spray was in the basement and cleaning up the mess with paper towels from the kitchen…. I completely forgot to go back and check. That is not a made up story, that is how my life goes waaay too much of the time. Oh, and it’s even better because 2 days ago I saw ants on the kitchen counter so I put a liquid ant bait where they were walking. That evening, it looked full so I put another one beside the first one. There are very few ants on the counter now but I’m not taking the bait away until they’re all gone. Wish I could do the same near the back door but I’m afraid the dog would get into it. 😵💫 And I remember the Beverly Hillbillys proving I’m old too! 😆
I dont guess you saw the video in which a window was broken after 2 brothers were chucking rocks at each other. but hey, they are good kids. brothers will squabble from time to time.
See that engine in that Corvette, I'm sure glad I hung My tool box up in the 90's, What a nightmare to work on. Enough to drive a preacher to drink. Give Me the 60's and later. They were too simple!! Bottom Line! Remember when there were only 4 bolts to the Chevy water pumps back then and not so crammed in. PS. Thank You Paul for explaining about the timing from past to present!! Was wondering about that when I was looking My Son's new truck out in looking at Engine.
Paul it’s fun to see your boys getting along so well. A lot of brothers, including my brother and I fought like cats and dogs. By the time we were in our twenties we were tighter than two coats of paint. We decided we always were tight and the reason we fought is because it’s always easiest to lash out at the people closest to you. I think that’s part of human nature.
One of the most practical ways to learn the value of work. The family legacy will continue. Good job Grayden helping get the Geos moved around. Great vid.
Graden is getting taller. Growing up so fast. This video is just perfect. I was wondering when Jace was going to start working on his car. This just makes my heart so happy to see these young men working like their dad and Uncle Ben. Wonderful memories being made here. ❤️🙏🙏👍👍🌟🌟❤️
This reminds me of when schools still offered TRUE Autos classes...and Im class of 2012. Soo, Im 30. Just being able to wrench on vehicles without computers. Great Video 👍👍✌️
We need an episode of Geo head gasket swap!!!!!!! 😁👍. Come on, already did the interior cleaning up and other parts swap, don't quit now !! Then maybe a bit of Dukes of Hazard action, Geo style. Come-on, I think this will be fun
Great job, Dad! Only my dad would let me have the Corvette I wanted. Said I had to wait until I could pay for it. I'm 71 now, still no 'vette. Moving around the world and raising a family made that impossible. But...judging from the conversation it sounds like he may have bought his own. Lucky kid.
I had a 1996 Vette that I daily drove for 10 years. They are great cars, but here's a pro tip-when you're changing the water pump, go ahead and change the Optispark distributor. They die when the water pump leaks on them, and you have to take the water pump off to get to them anyway. Especially the early LT1 years, the distributor wasn't vented like it was in the later years. When it dies, it's pretty much no warning, one second you're driving, the next second it's dead. You might get lucky and have a moment when it restarts, or you might just be completely dead. However, with all it's quirks, I loved my C4. I have a C5 now, which is in every way a better car, but I still miss my C4.
That is some top-tier parenting right there. Joking, guiding, relating, leading, allowing.......all in the right amounts AND eating at the same time. That is next-level. Well done!
IDC what anyone says... Grandma FLEXED a little... "Do we need a parts with Jace?" And totally owned it!!! Boom !!! I remember those days... Grandma was always right, even grandpa agreed. He was a smart man!
That's great seeing Brothers work together in harmony. ☺☺ I had a Geo Metro once, it was a, 4 cylinder, 4 speed manual transmission but the best part was the fuel cost 7.925 gallons to 453.6 miles. Great on Gass but not speed, top speed 62.137 miles per hour down hill with a tail wind. 🤓
My Dad was an all around athlete, baseball, football, basketball, fleet boxing champ in the Navy WW2 Pacific. I could never compete. So I got into motorcycles and cars. We all have our preferences.
It's great that you give your boys such excellent learning opportunities both with twisting wrenches and making good decisions in life! Paul, you and Michelle are raising some really fine kids while providing some prime family friendly entertainment! Keep up the good work!
GOOD IDEA: When you're pouring fluids from the spout of a plastic container, like motor oil jugs, turn it so the opening is on the higher side of the end; this prevents the glug glug, which often results in spillage, it makes the container easier to handle and more accurate aim (In most cases). Love your videos!
I’d be interested to buy the vette. Had one identical to it when I was in the army, white and everything. I spent the first 6 months of my wife and I dating working on it. Built a 383 for it, swapped the trans to a stick. Had a kid then had to get rid of it. Let me know Paul. It might technically stay in the family, we’re Cox’s too.
Well the Corvette's pretty sweet but I see tickets,Accidents and Blowing engines in the future... I don't know why you didn't just simply change the head gasket... It's a Geo that has to be pretty easy to do, and probably pretty cheap. I mean at the worst you rip it apart spend 30 minutes or so and find out it has a cracked block or a warped head and you're like nope let's not do this, but I at least would have taken the head to off see.
Such a great dad, there's a good book talks about apprentices and making them, you're definitely doing that with your kids and their friends but I want you to know that many of the dads watching this channel are also learning about parenting. Thank you!!!
I agree 100% with Paul. As a lineman I tell all of my apprentices the only can’t on this crew is the can’t hook. Only a few people will have a clue what I’m talking about. It’s a lineman thing.
The Geo isn’t dead. Jace put a bottle of head gasket sealer in and it will be fine. I’ve used it on over a dozen cars and trucks and it only failed once and that was because it was Mazda RX7 I promise that will work.
Paul I know that feeling like the kids have took over the shop I come home from the coal mine (work) and find my 40x50 shop full of my kids vehicles then I come home the next morning and my boat is pulled out of the shop so they could pull in one of their friends vehicle into my 3rd bay that's when I lost it they now know that the boat doesn't come out of the shop for any reason other than going to a lake
Awesome to see the kids get involved with these videos. Thanks for including them in too. We taught our kids how to drive by the time they were old enough to ride bicycles! Also taught them how to to work on stuff too! Good Times!
Head gasket is super easy on those Geo's. Do the timing belt and idler pulleys at the same time and you've got a solid little motor for the next 200,000 km's.
Ohh, that why you're expanding the shop. It's for the kids 😂 In all seriousness It's awesome to see the boys grow up & and learn in this type of environment.
A head gasket isn't the end of the world on those sewing machine engines. He's most of the way there might as well finish the job. Swap the head off the spent engine on to the runner with a fresh head gasket and a new timing belt. Swap the water pump and radiator from the green machine too. Be sure to douche the Babbitt off the head before you bolt it down to the other engine. Worst case you sell the thing when you're all done doing the work. Those little cars are cheap to insure and cheap to drive and not as easy to collect speeding tickets in so they're not such a bad thing for a teenager.
Great times with the kids. Moments they will never forget. Also teaching hard life lessons that will follow them forever. Great father.
And if you do it right, after a small break you get grandchildren! That's when the REAL fun starts. It's great to see them open their mouth and hear YOUR words come out...
It's as funny as the Tool Time show ever was.
"Everything in life I thought would be easy turns out to be hard" he's starting to learn 😅 these are the days that build character, with a dad like Paul, Hell be fine.
Thanks for making. Always a good family show. I'm always being a good man and a good father.
Paul is so patient with these teenagers and kids, I see he remembers what it’s like to be a kid that’s good he’s passing on the knowledge
Sounds like a sewing machine out of control 😂 watching you work with your boys reminds me ,I was so surprised at how much my dad had learned by the time I turned 24 🤣🤣🤣
Ain't that the truth! What's the old saying, " Hire them when they're 18 and they still know everything " 😅
I’d be addicted to crushing cans too with that awesome contraption
After Paul said...maybe it's fine n the head gasket is fine....n he looked at the camera I bet we both were saying....YA MAYBE....lol.....luvu guys 🇺🇸
Those old corvettes distributors go bad quite often as well. And that’s what drives the water pump lol. East Job tho good for the kid to learn
The little kid knew what the older kid was trying to say lol.
Put a head gasket on the GEO finish the VET and sell them both buy yourself a truck, get dad to help out when you go to get it.
!!!! Can’t means:
It Just Takes a Little Longer. !!!!!✅👍😎
I grew up being told "Can't never could do a damned thing!" To this day my internal narrator still says it when i have "one of those days". I despise that evil word!
I ain't afraid of nothin, I used to hold the flashlight for my dad.
Where did y’all get the can crusher 😳
Hard to believe that Jace is Paul's son.
Jace doesn't realize how lucky he is to have you teaching him how to work on cars. Hopefully soon he'll come to see what a valuable gift you're giving him.
This episode was gold. "The harder you work, the better you are at something." Jace, thank you for that. It's one of the most important lessons, that most seen to miss.
Followed by "Everything I thought was going to be easy in life, turns out, it doesn't work".
If he embraces those two ideas he will be miles ahead of his peers as he reaches adulthood, not to mention the majority of the so-called "adults" currently bumbling their way through life.
The smarter you work, the better you are at something. We have hard workers at our work, but f me I do it a 3rd the time as I work smarter.
Hard working and Smart working go hand in hand!👍
I am glad to see these two working together. Jace does not make many appearances. Good job Graders.
What's more important than working with your kids? Nothing, no project, no video, no event...nothing is more important.
Best times i had with my dad was under the hood!!
Money to support said children
@@lifebehindtheselens but when you can do both at the same time? priceless
Yeah, great blah blah blah ……………my kids are perfect angels…………ohh , and by the way they would never do anything like that….. suck one on my behalf would you please.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
Paul are you from this planet, the knowledge you have with the cars is unbelievable !
"Anything is possible, you just gotta be willing to do it." Now that, is a life lesson!!
Hell yah
Paul, you’re a good dad it’s fun to watch your interaction with the boys
"You still have a Geo when you're done" At least it wasn't a Neon!!
That’s the typical father son relationship, I was kinda the same way with my old man teaching me
Man he said it! "Everything I thought was going to be easy in life, it turns out it just doesn't work! " he's a quick learner! 😂
That is kind of like “there is no free lunch”. There is no shortcut to success.
This needs to be framed: "Anything is possible, you just got to be willing to do it" - Paul Cox
And “just cause something runs, doesn’t mean it’s good” lol
@@Kiki-Kauai another classic! Lol
Nice to see the boys involved. Jayce never gets much video time (aside from lurking in the background) 🤣
That look when Paul says maybe the head gasket is not bad..... He looks at camera and starts laughing his ass off. Perfection!!!!!
My son joined the Marines when he turned 18, super proud of what he has become. However, I would give anything to spend a day in the workshop with him. So good to see you working with your kids Paul. Keep the awesomeness coming.
@detroitdiy Thanks to your son for serving our nation (and each of us) in the Marines and to you for raising a great young man and having the courage as a dad to watch him go off and do hard things under difficult circumstances (and that's peacetime service in the USMC). Much respect to you both!
Thank you!
Teachable moments, not only mechanical.
Excellent Video! You really change it up so we never know what's coming. I am certain the 3 boys and Gracie will go far in life with the parental good old fashioned work ethic and values that are instilled in them.....even though they might think its unfair and rough at times!. LOL. Thank you Fab Rats team for being on your A-game.
This was probably one of my favorite episodes. Lots of great moments and life lessons, from Graders behind the wheel, to Grandma Lolly taking shots at Jace. Great stuff.
Don't give up, Jace! A couple lessons learned and you're already back on track.
Great to see the Father/Son dynamic...so many young men are suffering from not having a Father in the home, and even when they do, the Father's out there are ambivalent towards their duties as a Father. These boys will grow up and out with a strong sense of what is right and what is wrong. Good on you, Paul! God bless you!
That tractor scene reminded me of Paul and Ben at Wrecker Games. Like father, like son!
I LOVE the hard lessons and father son time. Keep this coming
I love the friendly father/son banter between Paul & Jase. Keep it up. There you go with that can't again. 😂
Nice old Vette. Great seeing young people working on cars and learning stuff. Paul, you are fantastic father and mentor to your children.
A Vette is a faster way to get grandkids…
Something different, I love it, great job, boys. Thank goodness you have the guidance of your Dad and your uncle's,treasure it!!!
What a Blessing to see dad proving to his boys that they don't know everything ,Yet ... patient teacher for sure
Nice to see the boys in the shop from time to time learning a thing or two. Gramma Lolly teasing Jace about name that part was worth a chuckle. Paul keep up the edjumacating your boys so they know their noughts (a zero in the military) and gazintos reference the old Beverly Hillbillys.
I never knew naughts was from the military! Interesting!
@@BobbieJeanM It is spelled Nought as in when they would transmit over the radio 12:00 it would be accompanied by one two nought nought and not as zero zero. The Canadian Military and railways use this as I am former railway myself.
@@michelbrodeur6055 you know, I knew that but didn’t think of checking my spelling till after clicking the arrow. And then got distracted by the dog wanting to go out and noticing giant ants 🐜 on the inside of the back door. And then spraying them with all purpose cleaner to kill them since the ant spray was in the basement and cleaning up the mess with paper towels from the kitchen…. I completely forgot to go back and check. That is not a made up story, that is how my life goes waaay too much of the time. Oh, and it’s even better because 2 days ago I saw ants on the kitchen counter so I put a liquid ant bait where they were walking. That evening, it looked full so I put another one beside the first one. There are very few ants on the counter now but I’m not taking the bait away until they’re all gone. Wish I could do the same near the back door but I’m afraid the dog would get into it. 😵💫 And I remember the Beverly Hillbillys proving I’m old too! 😆
@@BobbieJeanM I guess we forget that distractions lead to an oops now and then
I wasn’t ready for the camera to turn and see the littlest brother in the drivers seat, that caught me off guard 😂😂
That kid is awesome. And so smart! How many little kids actually know the correct word is recklessly??? Heck, most adults don’t. lol🌺
Good to see Jace in the shop.
JACE is his mother's child! 😂 That was a good one! Dang your kids have no idea how lucky they are to have you 2 as their parents!!!
Love to see your kids working on their stuff.
Teenager, Corvette and radar detector, Perfect combo!!!
Great video guys.....nice to see you teaching the younger generation some of your tricks.....thanks for sharing this with us
Great father/son moments❣️Remember having that “can’t” conversation plenty of times.
"You are your mother's son" had me rolling. LOL
It's quite entertaining watching Jace attempt auto repair. Paul is a great teacher and awesome Dad but Jace is obviously his Mother's son. :)
Those old Vettes are still pretty cool, not practical, but fun. Love to see how different the boys turned out, they are all fun in their own ways.
If Jace were to ask Bleepin' Colt about offroad Geos/Suzukis... well, that'd be something!
Some brothers don't get along the best. Seems like these kids are good ones 👍. It's great to see
I dont guess you saw the video in which a window was broken after 2 brothers were chucking rocks at each other. but hey, they are good kids. brothers will squabble from time to time.
See that engine in that Corvette, I'm sure glad I hung My tool box up in the 90's, What a nightmare to work on. Enough to drive a preacher to drink. Give Me the 60's and later. They were too simple!! Bottom Line! Remember when there were only 4 bolts to the Chevy water pumps back then and not so crammed in.
PS. Thank You Paul for explaining about the timing from past to present!! Was wondering about that when I was looking My Son's new truck out in looking at Engine.
I loved this father son video! I miss those times with my own son
13:03 I’m on the cusp of senior citizenship, and my wonderful father STILL bestows father-son learning moments on me. ❤
I love the family moments! Great attitude and great teaching, great job dad.
Such a great Family unit!
Great learning time with the kids. Get them prepared for doing things for themselves and teaching lessons about how to do it.
I adore these father son moments,they are beautiful
Good morning!
One day Jace will realize he’s learning more working with his dad than he will anywhere else !!!
Paul it’s fun to see your boys getting along so well. A lot of brothers, including my brother and I fought like cats and dogs. By the time we were in our twenties we were tighter than two coats of paint. We decided we always were tight and the reason we fought is because it’s always easiest to lash out at the people closest to you. I think that’s part of human nature.
I always love to hear the comments from grandma. I do believe she is not a novice in the motor department.
I can’t imagine how much Michelle is cracking up while editing . You guys are a hoot. At least he has a promising basketball career ahead of him.
I hope those boys realize someday what a blessing it is to them to have their dad put so much time and energy into their lives. Not all dads do that.
Paul it is great to see you teaching your boys a thing or two about taking care of their own vehicles.
One of the most practical ways to learn the value of work. The family legacy will continue. Good job Grayden helping get the Geos moved around. Great vid.
I love where this channel seems to be going!
Graden is getting taller. Growing up so fast. This video is just perfect. I was wondering when Jace was going to start working
on his car. This just makes my heart so happy to see these young men working like their dad and Uncle Ben. Wonderful memories being made here. ❤️🙏🙏👍👍🌟🌟❤️
This reminds me of when schools still offered TRUE Autos classes...and Im class of 2012. Soo, Im 30. Just being able to wrench on vehicles without computers. Great Video 👍👍✌️
We need an episode of Geo head gasket swap!!!!!!! 😁👍.
Come on, already did the interior cleaning up and other parts swap, don't quit now !!
Then maybe a bit of Dukes of Hazard action, Geo style. Come-on, I think this will be fun
Great job, Dad! Only my dad would let me have the Corvette I wanted. Said I had to wait until I could pay for it. I'm 71 now, still no 'vette. Moving around the world and raising a family made that impossible. But...judging from the conversation it sounds like he may have bought his own. Lucky kid.
I had a 1996 Vette that I daily drove for 10 years. They are great cars, but here's a pro tip-when you're changing the water pump, go ahead and change the Optispark distributor. They die when the water pump leaks on them, and you have to take the water pump off to get to them anyway. Especially the early LT1 years, the distributor wasn't vented like it was in the later years. When it dies, it's pretty much no warning, one second you're driving, the next second it's dead. You might get lucky and have a moment when it restarts, or you might just be completely dead.
However, with all it's quirks, I loved my C4. I have a C5 now, which is in every way a better car, but I still miss my C4.
That is some top-tier parenting right there. Joking, guiding, relating, leading, allowing.......all in the right amounts AND eating at the same time. That is next-level. Well done!
IDC what anyone says... Grandma FLEXED a little... "Do we need a parts with Jace?" And totally owned it!!! Boom !!!
I remember those days... Grandma was always right, even grandpa agreed. He was a smart man!
That's great seeing Brothers work together in harmony. ☺☺ I had a Geo Metro once, it was a, 4 cylinder, 4 speed manual transmission but the best part was the fuel cost 7.925 gallons to 453.6 miles. Great on Gass but not speed, top speed 62.137 miles per hour down hill with a tail wind. 🤓
It's wonderful to see your boy learn from the masters. Awesome, quality father/son bonding time. Totally priceless.. 🙏
My Dad was an all around athlete, baseball, football, basketball, fleet boxing champ in the Navy WW2 Pacific. I could never compete. So I got into motorcycles and cars.
We all have our preferences.
It's great that you give your boys such excellent learning opportunities both with twisting wrenches and making good decisions in life! Paul, you and Michelle are raising some really fine kids while providing some prime family friendly entertainment! Keep up the good work!
GOOD IDEA: When you're pouring fluids from the spout of a plastic container, like motor oil jugs, turn it so the opening is on the higher side of the end; this prevents the glug glug, which often results in spillage, it makes the container easier to handle and more accurate aim (In most cases).
Love your videos!
Much respect to ya Paul with your kids and learning opportunities for them. 👊
I have 3 boys and went thru the exact same thing...................I'm not laughing at you, I'm laughing with you 😁😆😅
I’d be interested to buy the vette. Had one identical to it when I was in the army, white and everything. I spent the first 6 months of my wife and I dating working on it. Built a 383 for it, swapped the trans to a stick. Had a kid then had to get rid of it. Let me know Paul. It might technically stay in the family, we’re Cox’s too.
Well the Corvette's pretty sweet but I see tickets,Accidents and Blowing engines in the future... I don't know why you didn't just simply change the head gasket... It's a Geo that has to be pretty easy to do, and probably pretty cheap. I mean at the worst you rip it apart spend 30 minutes or so and find out it has a cracked block or a warped head and you're like nope let's not do this, but I at least would have taken the head to off see.
Such a great dad, there's a good book talks about apprentices and making them, you're definitely doing that with your kids and their friends but I want you to know that many of the dads watching this channel are also learning about parenting. Thank you!!!
I agree 100% with Paul. As a lineman I tell all of my apprentices the only can’t on this crew is the can’t hook. Only a few people will have a clue what I’m talking about. It’s a lineman thing.
The Geo isn’t dead.
Jace put a bottle of head gasket sealer in and it will be fine.
I’ve used it on over a dozen cars and trucks and it only failed once and that was because it was Mazda RX7 I promise that will work.
If you wash those kind of cars it will give you more horse power, reduces drag coefficienty, really.
Have a good week and count your blessings amen.
Paul I know that feeling like the kids have took over the shop I come home from the coal mine (work) and find my 40x50 shop full of my kids vehicles then I come home the next morning and my boat is pulled out of the shop so they could pull in one of their friends vehicle into my 3rd bay that's when I lost it they now know that the boat doesn't come out of the shop for any reason other than going to a lake
Awesome to see the kids get involved with these videos. Thanks for including them in too. We taught our kids how to drive by the time they were old enough to ride bicycles! Also taught them how to to work on stuff too! Good Times!
Head gasket is super easy on those Geo's. Do the timing belt and idler pulleys at the same time and you've got a solid little motor for the next 200,000 km's.
Ohh, that why you're expanding the shop. It's for the kids 😂
In all seriousness It's awesome to see the boys grow up & and learn in this type of environment.
A head gasket isn't the end of the world on those sewing machine engines. He's most of the way there might as well finish the job.
Swap the head off the spent engine on to the runner with a fresh head gasket and a new timing belt.
Swap the water pump and radiator from the green machine too.
Be sure to douche the Babbitt off the head before you bolt it down to the other engine.
Worst case you sell the thing when you're all done doing the work. Those little cars are cheap to insure and cheap to drive and not as easy to collect speeding tickets in so they're not such a bad thing for a teenager.
I love the "A Knights Tale" reference! I use that weighed and measured line all the time. Doing great work fellas!
Your doing a great job Paul! Nothin more fun than teaching our kids and helping when needed, especially turnin wrenches! ❤ God bless
“You are your mother’s son”…. When have I heard that before 😂
Love you guys ❤🇷🇴
And the knowledge is being passed on down the line. It's obvious what a great dad GpaSherm was.
This is so awesome. Great life lessons and brotherly fun.
These are the videos I enjoy the most...kids being kids, dad teaching, and providing memories they'll never forget.
The best thing about those Geodes is that when you crack them open, they're all glittery inside.
From Geo the Corvette. Talk about the opposite ends of the GM spectrum. God bless