You guys kinda remind me the times my late father and me.. I started in love with repairs and restore cars and bike since I was 8.. I have great time with my beloved late father.. All type of cars and bike we did repair and restore together. 1. Morris Minor 1960’s 2. Volkswagon Beetle 1973 3. Volvo 240 wagon 1993 4. Toyota Corrola KE20 5. Mazda 323 1990’s 6. Honda Accord 1989 7. Hyundai Getz 8. Suzuki Vs125 bike 9. Honda XL125 bikes We didn’t complete restoring our Honda XL125.. He died on 14 February 2019.. I’m really happy to watch you guys.. while thinking of my father.. Thanks a lot.. I hope you guys keep safe and be healthy always..
Really enjoyed your blog, great to meet another Brother in Christ. I'm restoring a 1952 5 window Chevy truck. Completely off the frame restoration four years in the making. Have a Blessed day.
Holy production quality, Batman! Seriously, I thought I had come across a Discovery or History Channel show that I'd never seen before! After a little research, I'm all the more impressed to learn about your shop, and Blalock Media has really chopped up an enjoyable series. Honestly, the drone work is impressive (keep those DJI lipos charging!), colors pop, and great audio (in a really challenging environment). I hope the show takes off, especially with the recent loss of RoadKill as a TH-cam series, viewers have had few options on this platform for this niche. God speed, team, time to watch some killer builds
I am thoroughly impressed. N.E. Texas rust is quite different from our central N.M. rust We get patina but not so much cancer.. As a fellow appreciator of junk yard and back yard jewels, I dig what you do. I am 80 yrs old so my rescue operations are pretty much over I drive the rust I have.
Praise the Lord! Enjoyed the video. When I was 13 years old I had a 1960 Apache 20, Six cylinder, 4 speed with Granny low. And painted green. Just like the one John Steinbeck described in his book "Travels With Charlie." I wish I still had it.
I'm not even that religious but I could tell what God has done for this man and his "family." Thanks for letting everyone know the power of faith. The lettering...OMG!!
I have a 1952 Chevrolet truck that I drive and also I am a beekeeper from N.C. so naturally this has my attention. Best video I’ve seen in awhile. And yes God is good.
Found myself checking Facebook today for another episode. Well produced and I love the real world-ness of this show. Finally a show that shows the struggle of just getting cars on the trailer!
So, I love classic cars, specially Chevy trucks. I enjoy watching these kind of shows. I love seeing how a vehicle that looked like it was destined to be turned, eventually, into scrap metal, be saved and brought back to life. I'm 33 and have always, for as long as I can remember, wanted a 50's Chevy, or at least 60's. Anyways, I've been getting this video in my recommended feed for like the past two weeks til I finally decided to watch it. When I saw that part that you said you're a firm believer in God, I was like, ok, this show wad Heaven sent😃. Something people are sometimes too scared to say, or, being lost really. I guess it was a sign for me jaja. Now I'm subscribed and will be watching all your vids. And, hopefully one day I'll be able to get one, running or not, as long as I can say, "yeah, that's my classic truck, rusty but I love it". God bless you guys.
I love how it appeals to everyone, not just car guys! I love the humor and it kept me interested! Looking forward to seeing more episodes. Keepup the good work guys!
Awesome show you guys! I was impressed at how you gave the "Glory to God!" We dont hear that enough in this country anymore. Thank you and keep up the God work! Say, what exactly did you smear on that rusty truck? Inquisitive minds that own old Chevy's would like to know...? God Bless, ~Michael of the clan Hill~
God Bless y'all best of luck and thank y'all for inspiration. Watching you and your father is something that my son and I enjoy doing and helps us become closer so thanks again and God Bless.
This is the video that i've been looking for for over two weeks mow. I remember watching this video over 3 years ago and i was amazed by the Chase N. Honey patina paint job. Fast forward to today and i'm in the market for an old truck and wanted to replicate the exact same truck shown here with an order of extra "honey sauce". I'll be giving y'all a call and maybe we can work on this project together.
I like your show ,When you gave Lord Jesus Christ credit that made it for me all the better ,Im so glad people still love and give credit to your Lord Jesus. Our Lord has been taken out of Just everything ,Our schools ,the public ,sports and home ,and its really sad ,people do not have a moral compass anymore .Thank you for sharing your faith and the love for Jesus .
praise God thank u for speaking up for our lord and savior Jesus Christ .The one and only true God who gives us breath each day.Love the show keep up good work.
Nice work, like how you leave em original, amazing 66 chev, my first driver was a 4 spd 6cyl, white fleet 8 foot c10, eight years old, all by myself, 50mph my first three minutes driving. gave it away for 150 still trying to track it down. I'd use a 1 inch or bigger two foot drift and 2 pounder getting those shoes out. pickup brakes used to be more intimidating before working on my semi. might just pull you myself before letting you use my tractor clutch up tho lol you guys also pick good ones to get
Every layer of cable on a winch reduces its capacity. A 8000 lb winch is rated pulling on the very last layer of coils on the drum. The drum being full as shown reduced its pull strength to about 1000-1500 lbs. It is always best to use a snatch block if possible, it doubles your pull strength, and uses more cable to get you down further in the spool.
Another fantastic video also you matched the patina just right on those fenders,And last but not least you took the words out of my mouth about how those painters precision hand work is just amazing 👍
It’s funny how I’m going through some very very ruff times switching jobs not having money for this and that and just typically worrying about “What can I do to provide for my family faster?” And my wife said get those worries out of your head the Lord will provide ,but I couldn’t.....AND SURE ENOUGH GOD puts a show TH-cam channel that does what builds trucks and worships Jesus ...😂😂Cleared my mind for a while
For you weekend warriors: when a wire rope gets that tight, it's time to throw some snubbers over it or hide behind a big oak or, maybe, get ready to be known as "Deadeye".
Great work guys, like the way you utilized the sign guy and the seller of the Apache. They both fit right in. Lookin forward to the next episode. 2 Thumbs up
Use some car stands when you take the wheels off, don't just rely on the jack. No good in being crushed if your jack fails because you didn't bother using a stand.
These are popular trucks. I had a 49 5 window and I have known several people that had these trucks. My feeling why, GM made a lot of them,simple as that. I paid 450.00 for my 49 back in 1974 (same buying power that 2500.00 has today)
Hello from NY, just subscribed. It's refreshing to see men who profess their faith, something not quite in style these days. And some fine wrenchin' as well. Thanks fer takin' us along...
Man, appreciate that! Faith is what keeps us going! We try to keep everything clean aswell, you don't see much of that with what is out there now days. No problem, just documenting what we love to do! Thanks for the support!!
Just subscribed . Really like the videos and the patina. I'm working on a 54 Chevy truck and leaving the rust👍also got a 50 Plymouth Coupe project car that I'm trying to sell. Keep up the good work.
Just found you guys. Love the show! I knew b4 u even mentioned our Lord that u are men of faith. His love shines through. God bless u and stay safe! Romans 8:38,39
Good job Lance, I really enjoyed it. It seems Brantly is always in character lol. Looking forward to the next episode and the next time I get to Bogata to see what you have parked outside. - Clint Cheatwood
You scared me to see that winch line under so much load with you standing by it and no damper on the line. If that rusty old wire rope had snapped, it could have taken your leg off or caused a nasty raw gash. They show no mercy... Jesus must have been with you! It’s great to see these old vehicles given a chance to thrill again. 👍🏻🇷🇴🇬🇧
I can rember riding in Dads black one. I was born in 1951. Thank you so much I needed this today. Take loving care of her.
i love how you keep it original as much as possible. the patina is like the cherry on top. the logos are spot on. so glad you are on youtube.
You guys kinda remind me the times my late father and me.. I started in love with repairs and restore cars and bike since I was 8.. I have great time with my beloved late father..
All type of cars and bike we did repair and restore together.
1. Morris Minor 1960’s
2. Volkswagon Beetle 1973
3. Volvo 240 wagon 1993
4. Toyota Corrola KE20
5. Mazda 323 1990’s
6. Honda Accord 1989
7. Hyundai Getz
8. Suzuki Vs125 bike
9. Honda XL125 bikes
We didn’t complete restoring our Honda XL125.. He died on 14 February 2019.. I’m really happy to watch you guys.. while thinking of my father.. Thanks a lot.. I hope you guys keep safe and be healthy always..
Nice to see people not ashamed of their (our) faith! Blessing guys!
You guys are amazing. So nice to see father and son team working together. I would give anything to do what you guys do . Keep the videos coming .
Just happened to be surfing youtube and came across this show. WOW!!!!!! what a great show.
Really enjoyed your blog, great to meet another Brother in Christ. I'm restoring a 1952 5 window Chevy truck. Completely off the frame restoration four years in the making. Have a Blessed day.
Holy production quality, Batman! Seriously, I thought I had come across a Discovery or History Channel show that I'd never seen before! After a little research, I'm all the more impressed to learn about your shop, and Blalock Media has really chopped up an enjoyable series. Honestly, the drone work is impressive (keep those DJI lipos charging!), colors pop, and great audio (in a really challenging environment). I hope the show takes off, especially with the recent loss of RoadKill as a TH-cam series, viewers have had few options on this platform for this niche. God speed, team, time to watch some killer builds
I am thoroughly impressed. N.E. Texas rust is quite different from our central N.M. rust
We get patina but not so much cancer.. As a fellow appreciator of junk yard and back yard jewels, I dig what you do. I am 80 yrs old so my rescue operations are pretty much over
I drive the rust I have.
Love your work, thank you for professing your love for Jesus Christ. We are brothers in Christ & AMEN
And Sister in Christ. Jesus said I am the way the truth and the life
Love what you and your father are doing keep the restoration videos coming thank you 🙏🏿
It's nice to see people bring these old cars n trucks back to life
Praise the Lord! Enjoyed the video. When I was 13 years old I had a 1960 Apache 20, Six cylinder, 4 speed with Granny low. And painted green. Just like the one John Steinbeck described in his book "Travels With Charlie." I wish I still had it.
I'm not even that religious but I could tell what God has done for this man and his "family." Thanks for letting everyone know the power of faith.
The lettering...OMG!!
I really enjoyed you and your dad's show. Made me want to get back working on my 53 Chevy truck. God bless you guys. Scott Charlotte NC
I have a 1952 Chevrolet truck that I drive and also I am a beekeeper from N.C. so naturally this has my attention. Best video I’ve seen in awhile. And yes God is good.
Found myself checking Facebook today for another episode. Well produced and I love the real world-ness of this show. Finally a show that shows the struggle of just getting cars on the trailer!
Appreciate it, this is exactly what we are going for! We film/talk about everything as we go! New episode comes out tomorrow :)
Love this because they actually SHOW THE BUILD!!!! 🙂
Like everyone else, I want to see more of your work and your shows... Blessings to you both...
I love what y'all are doing with the old vehicle's y'all have a great eye. Patina is beautiful. May God richly bless you .
Thanks Jim!! We love what we do.
So, I love classic cars, specially Chevy trucks. I enjoy watching these kind of shows. I love seeing how a vehicle that looked like it was destined to be turned, eventually, into scrap metal, be saved and brought back to life. I'm 33 and have always, for as long as I can remember, wanted a 50's Chevy, or at least 60's. Anyways, I've been getting this video in my recommended feed for like the past two weeks til I finally decided to watch it. When I saw that part that you said you're a firm believer in God, I was like, ok, this show wad Heaven sent😃. Something people are sometimes too scared to say, or, being lost really. I guess it was a sign for me jaja. Now I'm subscribed and will be watching all your vids. And, hopefully one day I'll be able to get one, running or not, as long as I can say, "yeah, that's my classic truck, rusty but I love it". God bless you guys.
I love how it appeals to everyone, not just car guys! I love the humor and it kept me interested! Looking forward to seeing more episodes. Keepup the good work guys!
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Awesome show you guys! I was impressed at how you gave the "Glory to God!" We dont hear that enough in this country anymore. Thank you and keep up the God work! Say, what exactly did you smear on that rusty truck? Inquisitive minds that own old Chevy's would like to know...? God Bless, ~Michael of the clan Hill~
A 5 window is literally my DREAM truck!!! I'm loving this video! Thank you and keep up the great work, God Bless you both!!
3 window just as good
Wow ! Artistry at it`s best here . The rust and sign look amazing . The truck looks way better than if it was all painted and shiny . Excellent !
Your buddy, Mr. Shanks does really fine work with the logo painting!
Impressed by your automotive enthusiasm and your faith. SUBSCRIBED! :)
I like restoration of old pick-up trucks. I watch your videos here in Brazil.
Love you video editing and content, Better than a lot you see on TV. Thumbs up from the uk,
I have a 71 Chevy 4x4 all original,patina like crazy,never been rebuilt and i drive it all the time!Love YOUR style man!In rust i trust!
I love this show!!! God is good, and always faithful... Love the spirit of encouragement you guys give off!!
I watched some other show on working on old cars.had to stop they were taking lords name in vane..Love this show
God Bless y'all best of luck and thank y'all for inspiration. Watching you and your father is something that my son and I enjoy doing and helps us become closer so thanks again and God Bless.
“Nothing Runs Sweeter” Love it!
watch u live now on tv glad u guys are back on u tube,keep up the hard work,much love God bless.
I love it when sitting right next to dad and dad couldn't help it but happy and smiling on while dude do all the talk thing:D
well done ! cant see perfect paint on classic cars any more - that patina keeps the spirit. cheers from South of Germany
its amazing how this father and son team work together props
You have great music in your car shows, thanks for that.
Wow you guys are actually great. Love that you guys are so passionate in your faith👍🏼 very refreshing
mine is a 62 chevy panel, with a Fiberglas front clip, gotta love Jesus and old chevys love you guys
This is the video that i've been looking for for over two weeks mow. I remember watching this video over 3 years ago and i was amazed by the Chase N. Honey patina paint job. Fast forward to today and i'm in the market for an old truck and wanted to replicate the exact same truck shown here with an order of extra "honey sauce". I'll be giving y'all a call and maybe we can work on this project together.
I like your show ,When you gave Lord Jesus Christ credit that made it for me all the better ,Im so glad people still love and give credit to your Lord Jesus. Our Lord has been taken out of Just everything ,Our schools ,the public ,sports and home ,and its really sad ,people do not have a moral compass anymore .Thank you for sharing your faith and the love for Jesus .
fuck off
praise God thank u for speaking up for our lord and savior Jesus Christ .The one and only true God who gives us breath each day.Love the show keep up good work.
Yup. Always have to work and serve for our Lord and god. It's only with thier guidence and love that we can go on.
Nice work, like how you leave em original, amazing 66 chev, my first driver was a 4 spd 6cyl, white fleet 8 foot c10, eight years old, all by myself, 50mph my first three minutes driving. gave it away for 150 still trying to track it down. I'd use a 1 inch or bigger two foot drift and 2 pounder getting those shoes out. pickup brakes used to be more intimidating before working on my semi. might just pull you myself before letting you use my tractor clutch up tho lol you guys also pick good ones to get
GOD BLESS YOU MY BROTHER, LOVED HEARING YOU PROFESSING JESUS CHRIST. YOU ARE CORRECTING IN SAYING YOU HAVE NOTHING WITH OUT CHRIST
It is such a blessing to see people that are not ashamed to tell the world of Jesus Christ. Roman's 1:16. Amen!
That truck is beautiful, it's a piece of art now that needs to be finished off and taken care of. Lucky bugger who got that one from you.
Brings good memories of doing the same thing in Alabama! Bee's yep! Snakes yep! Great show
Awesome! Thank you for the inspirational work...Houston Tx...I’ll be seeing you guys in the next year, take care until then
So proud of your statement of faith in Jesus Christ - am glad I just bounced on to your channel. Thanks and keep sharing its very interesting.
Thanks for the kind words! God bless. We will continue to create! New episode comes out soon!
I agree with the other comment I really like the fact you incorporate building trucks and Jesus Christ ☺️☺️...Subscribing from South Texas
Definitely one of my favorite channels right now. That Chevy came around really nice!
Every layer of cable on a winch reduces its capacity.
A 8000 lb winch is rated pulling on the very last layer of coils on the drum.
The drum being full as shown reduced its pull strength to about 1000-1500 lbs.
It is always best to use a snatch block if possible, it doubles your pull strength, and uses more cable to get you down further in the spool.
Awesome show!
I really enjoy your program, and the message you put out God bless.
We hit 10,000 subscribers!! Thank you guys so much for the continued support, if you haven't already, hit that subscribe button!
Turnin Rust too much of u n ur face talking.
That is so cute to see u excited about 10,000 2 years ago...and now getting close to 500,000! Amazing!
Really enjoyed this episode! Now seeing you tell us your faith in Jesus Christ! May God richly bless you all!
Subscribed 11 minutes into this episode. Great work guys!
Totally luv the Jesus plug and the Glory to GOD !
Amen.
May GOD continue to Bless you.
Hallelujah
love the look of the style of this truck, I was born in 1951.............
Another fantastic video also you matched the patina just right on those fenders,And last but not least you took the words out of my mouth about how those painters precision hand work is just amazing 👍
Sweet ride! Now I see what all the buzz is about!
That brush work is close to Chinese caligraphy. SO AWESOME. Please do more build episodes...
LOVE IT! Thank you for doing this and bringing glory to God! Keep it up!
Glad to hear!! Appreciate the support, and of course, we couldn't do it without Him!
;)
Great build. I think you guys are awesome. .. great wrenchin!!!!
Thank you so much Stephen! We work hard!
It’s funny how I’m going through some very very ruff times switching jobs not having money for this and that and just typically worrying about “What can I do to provide for my family faster?” And my wife said get those worries out of your head the Lord will provide ,but I couldn’t.....AND SURE ENOUGH GOD puts a show TH-cam channel that does what builds trucks and worships Jesus ...😂😂Cleared my mind for a while
HELL YEAH...!!!..IM diggn watch you guys undiggn undestroy this ol'rig..I'm stayn..
Thanks man!! We can't wait to show you more.
For you weekend warriors: when a wire rope gets that tight, it's time to throw some snubbers over it or hide behind a big oak or, maybe, get ready to be known as "Deadeye".
Rad show guys, love the build. Glad I ran on to you guys. Also, huge props for being open with you faith.
Great work guys, like the way you utilized the sign guy and the seller of the Apache. They both fit right in. Lookin forward to the next episode. 2 Thumbs up
man, don't crawl under that truck with just a floor jack holding it up.
Lord, i agree that's a death sentence doing that i've seen those things give way and fall...take the time to do it right and secure it
I was just about to comment this exact thing. Especially on this truck that with a rusty chassis...you never know.
Use some car stands when you take the wheels off, don't just rely on the jack. No good in being crushed if your jack fails because you didn't bother using a stand.
greetings from Germany, love your Videos, Keep going
These are popular trucks. I had a 49 5 window and I have known several people that had these trucks. My feeling why, GM made a lot of them,simple as that. I paid 450.00 for my 49 back in 1974 (same buying power that 2500.00 has today)
Great video!! Way better than watchin' the TV!
Mighty fine job with this - Now I'm torn between watching Turnin Rust and Restored..........
so happy I found your channel. Awesome work
Wow that’s awesome finding all those old trucks especially that 65 Chevy truck 👍🏼
Bogata, Texas!!!!! My home town! Met lance a time or to cool guy.
Hello from NY, just subscribed. It's refreshing to see men who profess their faith, something not quite in style these days. And some fine wrenchin' as well. Thanks fer takin' us along...
Man, appreciate that! Faith is what keeps us going! We try to keep everything clean aswell, you don't see much of that with what is out there now days.
No problem, just documenting what we love to do! Thanks for the support!!
Turnin Rust this comment and reply is awesome
Swagg O licious! ®™©℠ Truth Be Tellin! Yes, and Amen!
Just subscribed . Really like the videos and the patina. I'm working on a 54 Chevy truck and leaving the rust👍also got a 50 Plymouth Coupe project car that I'm trying to sell. Keep up the good work.
Nice job. Preserving original look and beautiful patina.
Derelicts are all the rage nowadays. Thank you!
If I have a new car that I want distressed to look like it’s been in the Wasteland is that the kinda thing you could do? Your work is amazing
Awesome Job... looking forward to some new episodes and some cool builds... Cooking with Clyde should definitely stay lol.
Appreciate it Joe!!
Just love your videos! Can't wait until the next one!
Just found you guys. Love the show! I knew b4 u even mentioned our Lord that u are men of faith. His love shines through. God bless u and stay safe! Romans 8:38,39
I felt the same way.
With Hazel poured in the cylinder holes work great for stuck engines, use it often even on rusty bolts.
Jefferson texas. Wow that's right here in my woods. Awsome!
I live probably 30 minutes from falls shop I never knew in the many of times I have past halls shop that y'all did this kind of stuff
Nice!! Feel free to stop in and say hi to us next time!
Good job Lance, I really enjoyed it. It seems Brantly is always in character lol.
Looking forward to the next episode and the next time I get to Bogata to see what you have parked outside. - Clint Cheatwood
Brantly is a mess hahaha. Appreciate the feedback! Feel free to stop by anytime :)
You scared me to see that winch line under so much load with you standing by it and no damper on the line. If that rusty old wire rope had snapped, it could have taken your leg off or caused a nasty raw gash.
They show no mercy... Jesus must have been with you!
It’s great to see these old vehicles given a chance to thrill again. 👍🏻🇷🇴🇬🇧
I love the way you work with your dad
Use some jack stands as back up too, you guys are way too cool and important to get hurt. Love these projects. Neat stuff.
Great job guys! Can't wait to see what's next.
Great Show
I love it, this needs to be on tv
Thanks for the kind words man, that’s a huge compliment to us!!
Yes I second that. These two really are awesome. They inspired me to try to obtain a MAXXD trailer and go relic hunting👍
Never loved hearing the word "Vehicles" so much before!
God bless both of you!! I wish I knew more about the hurry up sauce
i just watch this to hear their Southern accents. I miss that
Really enjoyed the video good job on that Chevy Truck!! Keep up the good work!
Thank You for saving this truck
friends, congratulations for your talent, you were very sorry to see your videos continue blessings