Yo what’s up I’m his brother I just wanna say thanks. Just wanna say thank you guys so much for the support. It’s been rough with his heart but he is ok now.
I am blown away that 4+ years I remember seeing you and Finnegan in a picture with this kid, and here you are wrenching with this young man. Bravo Tony, you're a good man! Miss u on HRG but love what you're doing on your own.
I'm 63 years old.......50 ish years ago- I was *that* kid living in York PA. I hung out at my local garage, helped the owner and his son clean up their shop and helped clean up their 64 Nova they took to York US 30 every summer weekend. They paid my admittance every weekend.....I shoulda been paying them for all the good memories I have of those times. It's cool ....no *extremely* cool that you are doing the same thing 50 years later. It's what hot rodding is all about.
Loved this video... reminds me of me and my son. Hudson: "It never hurts to be too safe" Tony: "Remember that when we're driving later" Gave me a good chuckle.
Geez , This reminds me of a time I helped a Kid Out 40 Years ago rebuild his bike , Little did I know he was really sick . Not Quite cars but , Same concept and the same Amount of caring and Love ! HAT`S OFF TO YA BROTHER .......... WE ALL SURE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE ! Just One Step At A Time ................
You got a big heart Tony ❤️ what you are doing for Hudson is really special and not enough people in your position take the time to give back. Ya made my day 🙏 keep smashing that skinny pedal 💪
Hudson standing by with his hands in his pockets provide the moment when this video reached the triple likes status. Thanks for bringing in a ringer to make this the best episode ever.
The thing I really appreciated Tony was that you were talking to Hudson, and not the camera. That really says a lot about your character because you were legit there for him, and not the subscribers. Props man, this was a great episode.
That boy will be building 600, 700, 1000HP Engines when he grows up all because of what you guys showed him. He will never forget that! Mad Respect, fellas!
As someone who just had a heart attack and had to have a minor operation, I can say that this kid is a gd hero for going through all of that twice already and still be there with a smile on his face.
From personal experience I know the kind of encouragement and time you shared with Hudson can have a huge impact on his view of the world. There are many more kids who would benefit from our help, Hudson is very lucky. Your interactions with Hudson are hilarious! Loved your video. It should have 5 million views.
Hudson is my new Hero 2 heart transplants 🎆 Thank you Tony for keeping in touch with this young man. Loving Stay Tuned! I had a 340 Challenger floor 3spd and when you said MOPAR Purple camshaft my head exploded thats what I put in mine👍❤️
This is why I put a giant door to the alley on my shop when I built it. I was the kid with no gearheads in my life, and wanted nothing more than to find a guy who would show me the basics. I remember letting the air out of my bike tires to have a guy in town fill them my dad knew. That was my in to get him to let me watch him build motorcycles, cars, and jeeps. Everyone with an ounce of knowledge about working on old junk or building new gems should do everything in their power to teach the kids who show interest. We love these things because we look at them the same way people look at art. They hold no value unless we give them value. Keep up the good work brother. Proud to have a Tangelo sticker on my tool box.
So happy you're back in pa man! Hope you have a blast making this awesome content and spending time with the family. Hey Hudson you kick ass little man!
@@StayTunedTA Finished now, Hudson is a great kid for sure and that car is so good I'm glad everyone had a good time (ignoring the momentary oil pressure scare at the end!)
Thanks Sir... exactly what I needed to remember we are all here for a reason... Help out your fellow man. Just awesome. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride.
Wow. I realize I'm posting this comment to an old video, but Holy crap what a coincidence. I bought my 71 340 Demon at age 15 as well. It's an almost identical car, same color and everything. I bought it as a salvage title wrecked for $400. I fixed it myself, drove it to the mopar nationals as a 15 year old in 1985, and have been driving it ever since.
Hudson should build a Hornet. Then it would literally be Hudson's Hornet. Awesome day wrenching with friends. Some of us are still dreaming of our first muscle car.
You have my respect for talking to that young man in such a kind and adult manner. Children get doted on and im sure in his position its much harder than normal to have a conversation with an adult as an equal. Thank you for sharing this.
Tony Angelo is my new hero!! Mad props to you dude for spending precious time with that young man. Would be cool to see more shop time with Hudson. Good job young man!!
This is what bored kids with common sense used to do, before video games. By the time u were 12, you could drive, crash and swap an engine out of your go cart. Great to see this Tony!
Im a cold hearted bastard. But it warmed my black heart to see you doing this for the kid. I still remember kindness that was showed to me as a child and it influences me many decades later. We should all do what we can for youngsters! You have my respect.
This is the best car you own IMO, just love it, the green paint is killer. My grandmother bought a 73 Duster new, she was so proud cause it was the first new car she bought on her own. Her car only had a Auto trans as the only option, man brakes, no radio no power steering. She had it painted once, had the seats redone once, put 260K on it before she took it off the road and gave it to her mechanic ( it was burning oil ) in the mid 90's, she told me she didn't want me to get it cause she thought I would destroy it.
The patience you have with Hudson. Just wow. It’s hard for me with my own daughter sometimes and I’m sure it can be for you but times like these are what I aspire to with my girl❤
Awesome stuff. ☺️ Here you go passing the torch to the next generation. My first car was a brown 1965 Ford Falcon station wagon that my HS friends nicknamed “The Cockroach”. Good times 😜
That kid will NEVER forget that launch, Tony. I know because my first launch was in a '70 340 4-speed Dart when I was 10 and I never forgot it! Sitting in the back seat just like Hudson. God bless you for making that kids life.
Awesome car. I totally get why you love it so much. More people need to let young folks hang out with them in the garage. That's how we raise the next generation of gearheads.
Dream big little man! the Lamborghini Aventador might come down in price, by the time you start driving.. this is the thing that warms the hearts of almost any of us car guys/gals. Are the youngins wanting to get into cars.
TA you are the man. letting little buddy come by hang out and turn some wrenches on your first car. best one it the fleet in my opinion! cant wait to see the firebird on the road. keep rocking!!
Awesome job Tony! You can tell that Hudson has a real interest and love for muscle cars! I was always at my dad's side whenever he worked on cars from age 4 until I went to college and many times afterwards. He taught me so much. I rebuilt my first engine, a 383 magnum for a far too rusty 1970 Super Bee, with his help. He was also a great painter having worked as one for International Harvester for 30 years. We did the body work and repainted several cars including a 1966 Plymouth Sport Fury, a 1974 Duster 360, a 1986 Omni GLH Turbo and a 1969 Dodge Super Bee. As a kid, having someone to guide me that was so patient, understanding, and knowledgeable has paid dividends and made me confident to tackle not only cars but life itself. I'm 49 and lost my dad last December, but everything thing he taught me lives on. Every kid needs a kind mentor. ❤
This warms the cockles. I have no clue what cockles are, but they're warm. Little dude was having a ball working on the Demon with Tony. You won't convince me Tony wasn't having the same amount of fun.
Awesome stuff brother. I used to have a neighbor who's daughter had a heart transplant. Poor kid had a rough go for awhile but when she was feeling better I would take her for rides on my Harley. She was about the same age as Hudson. She would be in her late 20's by now. Made her day every time we went for a ride and I was glad to make that happen for her. Like I said, Great stuff brother...🤓
Okay, where's the "Like + 10,000" button then, eh? This old man is quite jazzed to see the next generation of rodders are starting to warm up in the bull pen!! My youngest niece has a Jeep Renegade that's the same color as the Demon, and whenever I see the Firebird I flash back to my old Formula SD. KUTGW, and please tell Hudson that he's a sharp dressed man in that Roadkill t-shirt.😎
I think that it's great that you are taking the time to get him hands on with your car just show that you are a real man. There are so many people that won't take the time to do that anymore that's how I learned to work on cars was hands on from my big brother the world needs more people like you
When I was your boys age, those were the cars that were on the road. Challengers, Chargers, Firebirds, Camaros, Cudas and so on were all new. There was a Plymouth Superbird I’d see around town and my neighbor had an OLDS 442. Those were the days.
To this guy, you got to be the old man who knew way more than he ever thought possible, who was patient and helpful. A startlingly large portion of young men never had anyone around like that. Good work.
I had a 71 Demon in my younger days. It was a 340 car but had a 360 in it when I bought it. That car was a blast to drive and did burnouts for days. I had to let it go when I got married due to the fact that my wife would have killed herself driving that car. A year ago I picked up another 71 Demon that was in rough shape and needed a ton of work. I made a few passes at the drag strip and the 318 was pretty sad. At the moment I'm finishing up a Hemi install and should be back driving it in another week. You have a nice car Tony, glad you hung on to it!
Late to the party I know but having grown up with a heart condition and a love for cars seeing you take the time to explain and teach this young boy 😢😢❤ what a absolute hero of a man great role model can’t praise you enough
Your the man tone. Moments like this can positively impact someone for the rest of their life and most importantly you did it with authenticity. You probably always return your shopping cart too I bet.
I hope to teach some kido’s some stuff! My 2yr old is always interested in what im doing and hangs out with me while i work. She’ll jump in here and there.
Thanks for the Video.... Good on you for including that young man in your Video/Work.... He will remember you doing this for him and believe me it really does make a difference...Regards.....
Didn't think I'd like this channel even more then I already do. Tony you are a great dude for being who you are. This was a great episode. Keep up the fire work. I'm hook to this channel can't wait for the next one
AWESOME. My first car was a 73 Dodge Dart Sport 318 with the super rare factory sunroof that was nearly half the size of the roof. Got it with 43K original miles from my Grandmother after it sat in her driveway my whole childhood (My grandad dided before I was born and she didn't drive). I loved that car espescially while everyone else was driving Honduhs and Nissans etc. I had a V8 muscle car and I did everythibg I coukd to make it a _REAL_ muwcle car. Magnum heads off a FI 318 of the time (early 90s) 4bbl carb, super rare Mopar cop-car steel wheels... evebtually sold it to a guy who collects Mopars here in the PNW and its still running around today.
Great episode man! Hudson had the time of his life I guess. When you showed the engine bay my first thought was "Ouch, flat black engine bay treatment" - I had to more than grin that you lost no time to explain that this probably makes mopar diehards shed a tear :D Keep up the great work, man. You probably made a huge impact on the little guy! I salute you for that.
Hey Tony, Great job buddy! High five! Back in the day I had a '71 340 Duster. What a beast! My Mom was into cars. We would go to the New Car shows at the local auditorium. One year we took the Duster. We went about 3 hrs before it closed. Stayed till closing and came out to essentially an empty parking lot. There sat the Duster under the pole light. I had minded all my P's and Q's on the way there. She said to me. I see you working on this all the time and spending almost everything you earn on it.(That car was far from stock.) What can this car do? I asked her are you sure? She nodded her head in approval. I took it to 4 grand and let it eat. Her reaction was very similar to Hudson's. She laughed and giggled. Not once showing any fear as I took it through the gears. Hudson will remember that time for the rest of his long life.
Poor kid just wants to hit the road. 😅 I had a ‘72 Swinger 318 that was pretty cool but I always loved the Demon. There’s actually a few Demon’s running around Medellin Colombia where I currently live. Stay tuned amigo!
You're a rad dude Tony. You have probably made a big impact to a little guy that's been dealt a rough hand so far
Just helping out where I can, a little bit.
@@StayTunedTA That smile on Hudson's face. Bro.
Hit the "Like" button at 1:03 . Well done, Tony.
Yep, 2 heart transplants at his age? Wow. Nice job Tony, you’re a good dude.
Man, two heart swaps!? Both lucky and unlucky all at the same time. Best of luck to the little dude...he has a good mentor.
Yo what’s up I’m his brother I just wanna say thanks. Just wanna say thank you guys so much for the support. It’s been rough with his heart but he is ok now.
I am blown away that 4+ years I remember seeing you and Finnegan in a picture with this kid, and here you are wrenching with this young man. Bravo Tony, you're a good man! Miss u on HRG but love what you're doing on your own.
That was great of you to include him in this!
It was my pleasure, he's a great kid, total car lunatic.
I'm 63 years old.......50 ish years ago- I was *that* kid living in York PA.
I hung out at my local garage, helped the owner and his son clean up their shop and helped clean up their 64 Nova they took to York US 30 every summer weekend.
They paid my admittance every weekend.....I shoulda been paying them for all the good memories I have of those times.
It's cool ....no *extremely* cool that you are doing the same thing 50 years later.
It's what hot rodding is all about.
Loved this video... reminds me of me and my son.
Hudson: "It never hurts to be too safe"
Tony: "Remember that when we're driving later"
Gave me a good chuckle.
Geez , This reminds me of a time I helped a Kid Out 40 Years ago rebuild his bike , Little did I know he was really sick . Not Quite cars but , Same concept and the same Amount of caring and Love ! HAT`S OFF TO YA BROTHER .......... WE ALL SURE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE ! Just One Step At A Time ................
If you are in a position to make someone's day better, you should do it!
Go Hudson!
He's the best.
You got a big heart Tony ❤️ what you are doing for Hudson is really special and not enough people in your position take the time to give back. Ya made my day 🙏 keep smashing that skinny pedal 💪
I appreciate that. Happy to have him out!
Thanks
Hudson standing by with his hands in his pockets provide the moment when this video reached the triple likes status. Thanks for bringing in a ringer to make this the best episode ever.
The thing I really appreciated Tony was that you were talking to Hudson, and not the camera. That really says a lot about your character because you were legit there for him, and not the subscribers. Props man, this was a great episode.
I love it Tony, this is the stuff that kids remember and ignit a passion for cars
That boy will be building 600, 700, 1000HP Engines when he grows up all because of what you guys showed him. He will never forget that! Mad Respect, fellas!
I don't know if Hudson or his dad was smiling more!
Your awesome dude. Best Big Brother EVER!
Ha, maybe more like Uncle, but I'll take it!
@@StayTunedTA Hey there's already a guy called uncle Tony. Lol
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The face he made was hilarious. He knows he's special lol.
As someone who just had a heart attack and had to have a minor operation, I can say that this kid is a gd hero for going through all of that twice already and still be there with a smile on his face.
From personal experience I know the kind of encouragement and time you shared with Hudson can have a huge impact on his view of the world. There are many more kids who would benefit from our help, Hudson is very lucky.
Your interactions with Hudson are hilarious! Loved your video. It should have 5 million views.
Man Tony I love that you are doing that for that kid. I’m sure he will never forget it and it is truly heartwarming. Keep it up to both of you!
Hudson is my new Hero
2 heart transplants 🎆
Thank you Tony for keeping in touch with this young man. Loving Stay Tuned! I had a 340 Challenger floor 3spd and when you said MOPAR Purple camshaft my head exploded thats what I put in mine👍❤️
Awesome video brother! You’re making a huge difference in his life and that’s all that matters!
Just happy to have him out for the day, it was really fun on my end.
This is why I put a giant door to the alley on my shop when I built it. I was the kid with no gearheads in my life, and wanted nothing more than to find a guy who would show me the basics. I remember letting the air out of my bike tires to have a guy in town fill them my dad knew. That was my in to get him to let me watch him build motorcycles, cars, and jeeps. Everyone with an ounce of knowledge about working on old junk or building new gems should do everything in their power to teach the kids who show interest. We love these things because we look at them the same way people look at art. They hold no value unless we give them value. Keep up the good work brother. Proud to have a Tangelo sticker on my tool box.
Props for having him help with engine work harder than just quickie topside stuff like plug wires!
So happy you're back in pa man! Hope you have a blast making this awesome content and spending time with the family. Hey Hudson you kick ass little man!
We have absolutely having a blast here! thanks for supporting!
Hudson seems like such a great kid! I hope he gets his Aventador and drives the wheels off of it.
As someone who had open heart surgery I thank you for doing that for Hudson
This video is already very cute. You're a good guy Tony.
Thanks! Hudson is a champion, we were just having fun. His face at the end, I was so stoked.
@@StayTunedTA Finished now, Hudson is a great kid for sure and that car is so good I'm glad everyone had a good time (ignoring the momentary oil pressure scare at the end!)
@@crisprapper Thanks! Yeah I think I need a proper road race pan if I'm gonna be stunting all over the place with it.
Thanks Sir... exactly what I needed to remember we are all here for a reason... Help out your fellow man. Just awesome. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride.
Wow. I realize I'm posting this comment to an old video, but Holy crap what a coincidence. I bought my 71 340 Demon at age 15 as well. It's an almost identical car, same color and everything. I bought it as a salvage title wrecked for $400. I fixed it myself, drove it to the mopar nationals as a 15 year old in 1985, and have been driving it ever since.
Hudson should build a Hornet. Then it would literally be Hudson's Hornet.
Awesome day wrenching with friends. Some of us are still dreaming of our first muscle car.
Very cool show with the kid, nice job Tony, your the man.
Thanks 👍 ! Happy to do it!
You have my respect for talking to that young man in such a kind and adult manner. Children get doted on and im sure in his position its much harder than normal to have a conversation with an adult as an equal. Thank you for sharing this.
Tony Angelo is my new hero!! Mad props to you dude for spending precious time with that young man. Would be cool to see more shop time with Hudson. Good job young man!!
I just love how that works; you do a burnout and instantly everyone is smiling.
Tony, thank you for making a difference in Hudson’s life. He will never forget this.
This is what bored kids with common sense used to do, before video games.
By the time u were 12, you could drive, crash and swap an engine out of your go cart.
Great to see this Tony!
Awesome shit! Hudson will always remember his work days!
Hope so, I sure will.
You’re the man Tony! Made that boy so happy, you see him loosen up over the course and came alive
Heart warming Tony. You are extraordinary. Hudson is awesome as well. Yall make a great team!
Im a cold hearted bastard. But it warmed my black heart to see you doing this for the kid. I still remember kindness that was showed to me as a child and it influences me many decades later. We should all do what we can for youngsters! You have my respect.
Thanks for watching! Sorry we made you feel stuff for a min!
This is the best car you own IMO, just love it, the green paint is killer. My grandmother bought a 73 Duster new, she was so proud cause it was the first new car she bought on her own. Her car only had a Auto trans as the only option, man brakes, no radio no power steering. She had it painted once, had the seats redone once, put 260K on it before she took it off the road and gave it to her mechanic ( it was burning oil ) in the mid 90's, she told me she didn't want me to get it cause she thought I would destroy it.
As the father of a heart patient kid...thanks for doing this Tony!
The patience you have with Hudson. Just wow. It’s hard for me with my own daughter sometimes and I’m sure it can be for you but times like these are what I aspire to with my girl❤
Awesome stuff. ☺️
Here you go passing the torch to the next generation.
My first car was a brown 1965 Ford Falcon station wagon that my HS friends nicknamed “The Cockroach”.
Good times 😜
Watching Hudson blow that hardware off the pan was hilarious. Awesome! Good times!
That kid will NEVER forget that launch, Tony. I know because my first launch was in a '70 340 4-speed Dart when I was 10 and I never forgot it! Sitting in the back seat just like Hudson. God bless you for making that kids life.
Tony, I’m a little late to comment. My mom had a heart transplant. The journey is crazy. Thanks for giving this kid some of your time.
Miss you on motortrend, do get why you left but would of liked seeing you with Fin on dragweek again.
Appreciate it! I think I'll get to do some stuff with Finn soon.
that boy will never ever forget what you did for him good on you guys
Way to go Tony there’s no better way to keep the younger generation interested you have become a mentor thumbs up to you 👍
Great car !!! It wasn’t my first car, but my 1972 Demon was my first New car. !!! Hemi Orange. 50 years later, I still got her !!!
Awesome car. I totally get why you love it so much. More people need to let young folks hang out with them in the garage. That's how we raise the next generation of gearheads.
TWO heart transplants at that age? Poor kid! Thanks for making his day, week, year.
This was my first car a 72 with a slant six and so enjoyed it and was dumb enough to sell it. Great to take Hudson along Tony. Cheers brother.
Wat’s up Hudson high five 🙌 buddy
Dream big little man! the Lamborghini Aventador might come down in price, by the time you start driving.. this is the thing that warms the hearts of almost any of us car guys/gals. Are the youngins wanting to get into cars.
You built a Tony proof car. You didn't break it and you made that kids day. Good work!
TA you are the man. letting little buddy come by hang out and turn some wrenches on your first car. best one it the fleet in my opinion! cant wait to see the firebird on the road. keep rocking!!
What a cute kid. Tough as nails. God bless him. Absolutely a day he'll never forget.
Awesome job Tony! You can tell that Hudson has a real interest and love for muscle cars! I was always at my dad's side whenever he worked on cars from age 4 until I went to college and many times afterwards. He taught me so much. I rebuilt my first engine, a 383 magnum for a far too rusty 1970 Super Bee, with his help. He was also a great painter having worked as one for International Harvester for 30 years. We did the body work and repainted several cars including a 1966 Plymouth Sport Fury, a 1974 Duster 360, a 1986 Omni GLH Turbo and a 1969 Dodge Super Bee. As a kid, having someone to guide me that was so patient, understanding, and knowledgeable has paid dividends and made me confident to tackle not only cars but life itself. I'm 49 and lost my dad last December, but everything thing he taught me lives on. Every kid needs a kind mentor. ❤
This warms the cockles. I have no clue what cockles are, but they're warm. Little dude was having a ball working on the Demon with Tony. You won't convince me Tony wasn't having the same amount of fun.
I want to be Hudson when I grow up!
Hahah, he is pretty cool.
Awesome stuff brother. I used to have a neighbor who's daughter had a heart transplant. Poor kid had a rough go for awhile but when she was feeling better I would take her for rides on my Harley. She was about the same age as Hudson. She would be in her late 20's by now. Made her day every time we went for a ride and I was glad to make that happen for her. Like I said, Great stuff brother...🤓
Great Video Tony, I loved it at 15:53 in video, "Been Waiting All Day", tell Hudson that's a great T-shirt & he did a great job helping.
God bless you, Tony! You’re doing things right.
You made that little mans day TA, so nice to see him smile after all he's been through. You dad and Hudson, all legends!
Good job Hudson, keep wrenching.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL boys.
I wish I had a performance parts company, I would sponsor the hell out of Tony. You're a good man.
Okay, where's the "Like + 10,000" button then, eh? This old man is quite jazzed to see the next generation of rodders are starting to warm up in the bull pen!! My youngest niece has a Jeep Renegade that's the same color as the Demon, and whenever I see the Firebird I flash back to my old Formula SD. KUTGW, and please tell Hudson that he's a sharp dressed man in that Roadkill t-shirt.😎
Keep it going brother! love this content, SUV to demon....
Thanks! I don't think we will do anymore SUV stuff for awhile, it's gonna be Hot Rod season.
I think that it's great that you are taking the time to get him hands on with your car just show that you are a real man. There are so many people that won't take the time to do that anymore that's how I learned to work on cars was hands on from my big brother the world needs more people like you
As a transplant recipient, thank you for making a difference!
Happy to help!
When I was your boys age, those were the cars that were on the road. Challengers, Chargers, Firebirds, Camaros, Cudas and so on were all new. There was a Plymouth Superbird I’d see around town and my neighbor had an OLDS 442. Those were the days.
You're a good egg. Kid looked like he was so happy to be chillin with you.
To this guy, you got to be the old man who knew way more than he ever thought possible, who was patient and helpful. A startlingly large portion of young men never had anyone around like that. Good work.
Thus far, I have noticed that you are keeping with the "family channel" standard.
I commend you for this sir.
Tony the way you dealt with that little guy was awesome. Good on ya man!!!
Your awesome guy, I am sure he will never forget today.😁👍👍👍
Loved the ending... "Yep, checks out". Great smile on Hudson's face.
I had a 71 Demon in my younger days. It was a 340 car but had a 360 in it when I bought it. That car was a blast to drive and did burnouts for days. I had to let it go when I got married due to the fact that my wife would have killed herself driving that car. A year ago I picked up another 71 Demon that was in rough shape and needed a ton of work. I made a few passes at the drag strip and the 318 was pretty sad. At the moment I'm finishing up a Hemi install and should be back driving it in another week. You have a nice car Tony, glad you hung on to it!
You're a good man Tony. And by my way of thinking that's the highest praise I can give.
Late to the party I know but having grown up with a heart condition and a love for cars seeing you take the time to explain and teach this young boy 😢😢❤ what a absolute hero of a man great role model can’t praise you enough
Your the man tone. Moments like this can positively impact someone for the rest of their life and most importantly you did it with authenticity. You probably always return your shopping cart too I bet.
If this was only video you ever made on TH-cam, you could consider yourself a success. Way to be a great citizen and a great role model.
Thanks, I appreciate that!
Thanks for being a good person in a world full of selfish SOBs. Hats off to you.
Great job at mentoring a future gearhead! Oddly enough, I've kept my 71 340 Demon since I was in Jr High back in 73!👍 Best wishes!
You're a cool guy Tony. I hope to see this young man again soon. Most kids aren't interested in learning about cars anymore.
I hope to teach some kido’s some stuff! My 2yr old is always interested in what im doing and hangs out with me while i work. She’ll jump in here and there.
Thanks for the Video.... Good on you for including that young man in your Video/Work.... He will remember you doing this for him and believe me it really does make a difference...Regards.....
That head snap at 3:27!! Nice Tony
Didn't think I'd like this channel even more then I already do. Tony you are a great dude for being who you are. This was a great episode. Keep up the fire work. I'm hook to this channel can't wait for the next one
Thanks! Cutlass this week!
AWESOME. My first car was a 73 Dodge Dart Sport 318 with the super rare factory sunroof that was nearly half the size of the roof. Got it with 43K original miles from my Grandmother after it sat in her driveway my whole childhood (My grandad dided before I was born and she didn't drive). I loved that car espescially while everyone else was driving Honduhs and Nissans etc. I had a V8 muscle car and I did everythibg I coukd to make it a _REAL_ muwcle car. Magnum heads off a FI 318 of the time (early 90s) 4bbl carb, super rare Mopar cop-car steel wheels... evebtually sold it to a guy who collects Mopars here in the PNW and its still running around today.
Ditto to all the great comments what a great impact you made on that young man!
This nova is my first car. 35 years this October.1987 my dad bought it for me for my 15 birthday.
Great episode man! Hudson had the time of his life I guess. When you showed the engine bay my first thought was "Ouch, flat black engine bay treatment" - I had to more than grin that you lost no time to explain that this probably makes mopar diehards shed a tear :D Keep up the great work, man. You probably made a huge impact on the little guy! I salute you for that.
OUTSTANDING. Nice ride.
❤🙏 for the little man.
That kid got to ride in my dream car so jealous 😂.
The world needs more men like you buddy your a great role model and of course the channel ROCKS!
Thanks! Appreciate it.
Hey Tony,
Great job buddy! High five!
Back in the day I had a '71 340 Duster. What a beast!
My Mom was into cars. We would go to the New Car shows at the local auditorium. One year we took the Duster. We went about 3 hrs before it closed. Stayed till closing and came out to essentially an empty parking lot. There sat the Duster under the pole light. I had minded all my P's and Q's on the way there. She said to me. I see you working on this all the time and spending almost everything you earn on it.(That car was far from stock.) What can this car do? I asked her are you sure? She nodded her head in approval. I took it to 4 grand and let it eat. Her reaction was very similar to Hudson's. She laughed and giggled. Not once showing any fear as I took it through the gears.
Hudson will remember that time for the rest of his long life.
Poor kid just wants to hit the road. 😅 I had a ‘72 Swinger 318 that was pretty cool but I always loved the Demon. There’s actually a few Demon’s running around Medellin Colombia where I currently live. Stay tuned amigo!