The most important thing is not the color of the wheels, it is teaching your son how fix and solve problems and allowing him to voice his opinions. Great Job Dad.
Oh let Elijah decide what to do with the tractor and make sure he inherits it when he’s grown! He will definitely take utmost care of it. Such a handsome and fine young man.
You are bringing those kids up like they should be!! Isaiah just impresses me every time. Heck my neighbors kid is 16 and don't even know how to use the socket wrench. Keep up the good work you guys!!
Hi Robert. I agree with you 100%. I think the older boy’s name is: Elijah. The other little guy is Issac. Hope I’m spelling their names correctly. They’re just a Really nice family.
Doesn't matter if it's a lawnmower engine or a tractor teaching him to use tools and how a mechanical engine works is definitely a good thing he will need in life. Good job Elijah! You did pretty good Sam…
I just love watching you teach Elijah how to do stuff!! He’s such a great kid - helpful, polite, interested in learning new skills 🎉❤ You’re a great Dad, Sam 💕😘😘
💖 he has grown up so much in just the past few years I remember when he was just a small fry runnin round being silly with Isaac 😂 now look at him man handling those tires like they don't weigh nothing 😂 I know y'all are really proud of the lil man he's became 💕 he's a great helper to have around the homestead side note: love the old ford as is ~ I wouldn't change a thing✨💖✨
Awesome, I had my son helping me build our house as soon as he could hold a hammer , his first car needed an engine , this was before the internet , he went to the library and got a few books and 2 days later hes driving his car , they will have failures but can always fix it , I taught him how to finish concrete run any piece of equipment etc. Today my son owns his own construction company, so you and your wife keep up the good work
This is so wonderful seeing you and Elijah working together, You are teaching him great work skills and dad and son time, he will always remember this and when he has children of his own he will tell stories of what you and him did together and all the things you and Angela have taught them.
I love how you are including Elijah in your projects! There is no better way for a boy to learn how to be a man, and how to get things done. He clearly looks up to you as his Dad, as it should be. I love the front rims and would just let them be without further work on your tractor. There is much beauty to be found in things that are old and well used. It shows that they were useful and well used.
I felt like Angela was in this video because of Elijah lol he talks just like her and presses his lips just like her when he’s in agreement. He’s so adorable and growing so fast!!
First of all your son is absolutely adorable and I’m glad you didn’t paint the whole tractor because all the little nils shows it’s age and that’s what makes it valuable. Awesome video 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
I really do love that you are actively taaching with, "hands-on-lesssons" patient language, and the, "high-five encouragement and praise" you are so happy and proud to dole out to both of your son's for taking on new ,"to-do's" that are ALWAYS a big part of living on the farm and/or ranch!! Thanks for sharing this with us,l certainly appreciate it and you;;). Peace to All...💜💙💜
I think you did the right thing. If you spend money on fixing up the tractor for aesthetic purposes, then you have to keep doing it and that's not practical. It's a work vehicle, best to keep it that way, in my opinion. Always, love watching you teaching and working with Elijah. You have taught him well. I see, he has the ability for doing things well! Sam, please give Angela my best. God Bless you all
I don’t know why it wouldn’t be ok to paint the wheels, people do it all the time when they restore tractors. Good luck it will be awesome. That young man is a great helper and really interested in all the things your doing. He’s very serious and willing to learn as much as he can. The wheels look very nice.
The skill this young man will leave home with is just AMAZING. Your boys are blessed to have such amazing parents that give 110% hands on to RAISING them.
You son looked just like Angela at the end when you said you didn’t want to paint so much that you have a whole new tractor and he looks at you and said…really?! His expression was exactly like her. 😂
Ahh but Sam remember, good things come in small packages. I love Elijah's shirt. Next time, bring in Isaac so we can see how much both of the feral children are growing. Great work guys!!
Awesome card trick. If you want to keep “patina” you could clear coat it. Just depends on how muck “lipstick on the pig” you want to do. Btw I think it’s nice like it is. I think the paint on wheels is more functional protecting them from rust. Another paint trick is using Vaseline to cover larger areas after masking the edges of an area.
You did a great job, Elijah! Yes, the front wheels look different from the back, but I don't think it looks bad. And once they're dirty you probably won't notice it nearly as much. It's better than the rusty look.
It’s so good to see parents teaching their kids a good work ethic and Godly principles. That young man reminds me so much of his Mom in his expression. Toooo cute!!!!! Great job guys and the old tractor is a classic! It looks great 👍 ❤
Every man should know how to use tools, and it starts by teaching them when they are young. Good job teaching your son skills he will need later in life.
Good job teaching the son, letting him do all work he can, Remember to teach him the importance of valve stem caps, needed on tractor tires to keep dirt out of valve stem
Go ahead and do the rear wheels since the front ones are already done. As for the body, There is a clear lacquer you can buy that will seal it up and prevent more rust and make it look the way it is for a long while. Your boy is really growing up fast! You are teaching him a really good work ethic.
Elijah surprised you which is really cool and his skills have come a long way. Great Job! His enthusiasm is so great and just a joy to watch! They do grow up fast and the time you spend with them is priceless!
I agree with you on leaving the look of age and use on the tractor. I wonder if you could clear coat it to protect from rust spreading. Kinda like the guys who build rat rods do.
My baby!!! Wtg Elijah! 🤜 You are a handsome young man and look at those muskells! Enjoy hanging out with your Dad on these projects. A lot of guys don't get to do that. Big hugs little man! I love you and your family! ✌️💖🙏🇺🇲🇮🇱✝️🤜
Ok, first off: Love how you are being such an Awesome father to your kids. Second; I think you’re correct at leaving the patina on the tractor. The rims will get dirty soon and it will match the rest of tractor again. Lol.
Life is full of teachable moments with your kids. Make it fun and it will stick. You taught how to clean what you own and take care of it. Something that will pay dividends in the future. That it was an older piece of equipment is even better. Taking care of what you have and extending the life is a valuable lesson. The nice thing is that while you are teaching you are making memories, not just for Elijah, but for you as well. Kids grow up so quickly, when you get older memories of when they were young are priceless.
A little paint here and there to protect it from rust will extend its useful lifespan. It just adds to the patina. Your time with the old Ford will as to it’s story. Your boys (and maybe even their children) will remember it.
Sam you have such awesome boys. I love seeing you and your sons bond. You're raising them right. I love seeing Isiah get so excited after completing the project. Very proud of you Isiah. Your learning valuable life lessons from your dad. Angela you and your family are just so awesome and your channel is always so encouraging and fun. I love every single video. God bless you all. By the way how are your kittens doing? 😸
It looks great…. Keep going. Yes take the back wheels off and paint them too. I think touching up the blue paint will look much better and make it last better and protect from rust. This will add pride and value. Your son will learn a lot of good values in the process.
Your son is growing fast with his abilities of learning. Next to come the youngest son. Watch out the day will come your sons will be taking on and caring for you guys. Teach them the ways to carry on. Agree the tracker is a 1963 leaving it alone. Wheels are okay in my opinion. No worries once around the wheels will be dirty again.
First of all. Use tung oil for your oiling the metal. You would be suppressed by how wonderful it will work and it will last a long time. Next to see your son growing up and helping you is wonderful! God bless
Oh my gosh Elijah is half grown already. I love watching the boys work with Dad. I used to with my Dad. I see you’re closing in on 100 k congrats. It’s a tractor you’re protecting the metal.
Elijah is so darn cute 🤗. It was a great father son project. I have been thinking for some time now that you should clean and paint the rusted areas so that don't get worse. But it's your tractor, you do it the way you want.
This was an excellent father/son project for sure. It's something your boys will always remember and will pass on to their kids. I agree with keeping the tractors "story" intact on the blue paint. While I get your train of thought on holding off, my opinion would be to paint the rear tires to match the front. The fresh wheels will look great with the new tires and will take on an even "story" together and more so with the overall story of ol' Blue. All the best, and many blessings from the PNW! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I totally understand not wanting to go too far on the tractor as this is how we wound up renovating our entire house! Lol! It all started with a simple remodeling of our guest bathroom as at the time it was the worst room in our house. So it went from the worst and stood out ,to being the best room and again it stood out! Lol! As far as your tractor goes ,I think just preserving the natural patina that it has would be awesome! Your tractor has a story to tell, and that would be lost with a restoration. Boiled linseed oil is what you want to use on your tractor paint. It will keep the rust from growing and also shine up and protect the paint and patina.
I only have one suggestion, you should put caps on your valve stems to keep dirt out of them. Otherwise, when you put air into your tires, the dirt will go inside with the air and cause an air leak on the schrader valve.
Go ahead and paint the back wheels too. That will match the front. A shoe shine is always good.....good maintenance and upkeep.....to keep the rust off. They end up with lots of muck n mud through use. Probably would be a good idea to do every year or so. It won't hurt the integrity to keep up the wheels. I love watching you work with and teach your son.
I love your boys, they are getting a great education, learning to be self sufficient, home school is the way to go. The public schools are not what they used to be. Great video
Great job Elijah! Greater job Dad! You are empowering your son. He is a capable young man. My vote: Do all the wheels and let it go at that. It's a working tractor. Preserve it maintain it and let it be. You can reevaluate when the boys are grown and you want to drive it in a parade.
Your tractor looks much better with a white wheel rather than the off-white or yellow. To some extent, I think you're right, about not making shine too much, but a good coat of wax on the blue part will help preserve the paint and stop the rest from getting worse, and it also might make the blue finish shiny. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Sam, I think I would take the time and paint the whole Tractor blue and paint the motor blue too, and of course, paint the rear rims that white so it will match the front rims, by doing this you would add many more years to that beautiful old Tractor not to mention how nice it would look. it would also preserve it as well. but just so you know I do also respect & appreciate the natural patina that this Tractor worked so hard to achieve...! From your friends here in Lima Peru George & Carmen
Even a rattle can one time will get some nice pics !!!!!! The rust will return !!!!! Then , season later , lightly sand , paint will be flaking around rust , feather l with sandpaper , clean n clearcoat ? All rattle can . You will find any leak you have. !!!!!! Just a thought ! Been using cards for years !!!!!! Great tip !!!!!!
The most important thing is not the color of the wheels, it is teaching your son how fix and solve problems and allowing him to voice his opinions. Great Job Dad.
Not only is Elijah a good kid for wanting to help, but he really surprised me how easily he picked up that tire. What a strong boy!
Oh let Elijah decide what to do with the tractor and make sure he inherits it when he’s grown! He will definitely take utmost care of it. Such a handsome and fine young man.
I felt that proud moment the wheel was removed effortlessly. Much Love and respect from our family to yours.
You are bringing those kids up like they should be!! Isaiah just impresses me every time. Heck my neighbors kid is 16 and don't even know how to use the socket wrench. Keep up the good work you guys!!
Hi Robert. I agree with you 100%.
I think the older boy’s name is: Elijah. The other little guy is Issac. Hope I’m spelling their names correctly.
They’re just a Really nice family.
Both boys are polite and credit to Sam and Angela pleasure watching themgrxug
Doesn't matter if it's a lawnmower engine or a tractor teaching him to use tools and how a mechanical engine works is definitely a good thing he will need in life. Good job Elijah! You did pretty good Sam…
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I just love watching you teach Elijah how to do stuff!! He’s such a great kid - helpful, polite, interested in learning new skills 🎉❤
You’re a great Dad, Sam 💕😘😘
💖 he has grown up so much in just the past few years I remember when he was just a small fry runnin round being silly with Isaac 😂 now look at him man handling those tires like they don't weigh nothing 😂 I know y'all are really proud of the lil man he's became 💕 he's a great helper to have around the homestead
side note: love the old ford as is ~ I wouldn't change a thing✨💖✨
Elijah, you did an excellent job helping out your dad! I like the white wheels personally but maybe do the back ones also.
Awesome, I had my son helping me build our house as soon as he could hold a hammer , his first car needed an engine , this was before the internet , he went to the library and got a few books and 2 days later hes driving his car , they will have failures but can always fix it , I taught him how to finish concrete run any piece of equipment etc. Today my son owns his own construction company, so you and your wife keep up the good work
This is so wonderful seeing you and Elijah working together, You are teaching him great work skills and dad and son time, he will always remember this and when he has children of his own he will tell stories of what you and him did together and all the things you and Angela have taught them.
I love how you are including Elijah in your projects! There is no better way for a boy to learn how to be a man, and how to get things done. He clearly looks up to you as his Dad, as it should be. I love the front rims and would just let them be without further work on your tractor. There is much beauty to be found in things that are old and well used. It shows that they were useful and well used.
Taking care of the tractor is enough! Doesn't matter how it looks, it's all about how it runs 👍
Great job Elijah! You're the perfect mix of your parents. 💜
It’s wonderful to see the values and work ethic that you and Angela have instilled in your children! Great job!
I felt like Angela was in this video because of Elijah lol he talks just like her and presses his lips just like her when he’s in agreement. He’s so adorable and growing so fast!!
Yall are raising two fine young men!
They'll be able to take care of themselves and anybody else that comes along!
So nice seeing the family, working together. Hugs to all.
We took a vote here, all 4 said just paint all the wheels inside and out, and leave it. She's BEAUTIFUL!!
Glad to see somebody is raising their kids up right. Paint all 4 wheels to match.
Your little guy is so sweet and has an adorable smile!! You guys can be so proud of how you are raising your little sons!
First of all your son is absolutely adorable and I’m glad you didn’t paint the whole tractor because all the little nils shows it’s age and that’s what makes it valuable. Awesome video 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
I really do love that you are actively taaching with, "hands-on-lesssons" patient language, and the, "high-five encouragement and praise" you are so happy and proud to dole out to both of your son's for taking on new ,"to-do's" that are ALWAYS a big part of living on the farm and/or ranch!! Thanks for sharing this with us,l certainly appreciate it and you;;). Peace to All...💜💙💜
I think you did the right thing. If you spend money on fixing up the tractor for aesthetic purposes, then you have to keep doing it and that's not practical. It's a work vehicle, best to keep it that way, in my opinion. Always, love watching you teaching and working with Elijah. You have taught him well. I see, he has the ability for doing things well! Sam, please give Angela my best. God Bless you all
I think the important thing is you taught your son a great lesson. Plus you got quality time with him. Good for you both.
I don’t know why it wouldn’t be ok to paint the wheels, people do it all the time when they restore tractors. Good luck it will be awesome. That young man is a great helper and really interested in all the things your doing. He’s very serious and willing to learn as much as he can. The wheels look very nice.
Hey dad, that Elijah is becoming quite a young man. He did a good job helping you.
I vote to paint the tractor when the weather is better. Love the blue and white.
Such a great Dad. Good man leaving the paint job as is. Let the tractor tell the story.
The skill this young man will leave home with is just AMAZING. Your boys are blessed to have such amazing parents that give 110% hands on to RAISING them.
You son looked just like Angela at the end when you said you didn’t want to paint so much that you have a whole new tractor and he looks at you and said…really?! His expression was exactly like her. 😂
YES!! I said the same thing lol
Ahh but Sam remember, good things come in small packages. I love Elijah's shirt. Next time, bring in Isaac so we can see how much both of the feral children are growing. Great work guys!!
Awesome card trick. If you want to keep “patina” you could clear coat it. Just depends on how muck “lipstick on the pig” you want to do. Btw I think it’s nice like it is. I think the paint on wheels is more functional protecting them from rust.
Another paint trick is using Vaseline to cover larger areas after masking the edges of an area.
Just having your Son participate in the step-up jacking up of the tractor is a great lesson.
You did a great job, Elijah! Yes, the front wheels look different from the back, but I don't think it looks bad. And once they're dirty you probably won't notice it nearly as much. It's better than the rusty look.
It’s so good to see parents teaching their kids a good work ethic and Godly principles. That young man reminds me so much of his Mom in his expression. Toooo cute!!!!!
Great job guys and the old tractor is a classic! It looks great 👍 ❤
He really enjoys helping you. He is building confidence everyday. I say paint the rear hubs and leave the rest.
I think that once a little dirt & mud cover the wheels it won't matter that they have been painted. I like it.
I think it looks great! You have the best kind of help right there dad. Thanks for bringing us along.
So nice for Elijah to learn how to do all these jobs! I’d leave it alone - don’t mess with the back wheels!!
What a handsome, handy, strong helper you have! Great job Elijah!
Every man should know how to use tools, and it starts by teaching them when they are young. Good job teaching your son skills he will need later in life.
Elijah looks just like Ms Angela! Great job Mr Sam & Mr Elijah!!
I am glad to see Sam had the proper supervision
Good job teaching the son, letting him do all work he can,
Remember to teach him the importance of valve stem caps, needed on tractor tires to keep dirt out of valve stem
Go ahead and do the rear wheels since the front ones are already done. As for the body, There is a clear lacquer you can buy that will seal it up and prevent more rust and make it look the way it is for a long while. Your boy is really growing up fast! You are teaching him a really good work ethic.
That tractor is just tooo sweeet! The wheels look great - nice job Elijah! So great that you are working with your son - very nice!
Elijah surprised you which is really cool and his skills have come a long way. Great Job! His enthusiasm is so great and just a joy to watch! They do grow up fast and the time you spend with them is priceless!
I agree with you on leaving the look of age and use on the tractor. I wonder if you could clear coat it to protect from rust spreading. Kinda like the guys who build rat rods do.
My baby!!!
Wtg Elijah! 🤜
You are a handsome young man and look at those muskells!
Enjoy hanging out with your Dad on these projects.
A lot of guys don't get to do that.
Big hugs little man!
I love you and your family!
✌️💖🙏🇺🇲🇮🇱✝️🤜
Ok, first off: Love how you are being such an Awesome father to your kids.
Second; I think you’re correct at leaving the patina on the tractor. The rims will get dirty soon and it will match the rest of tractor again. Lol.
Dad and son working together. Some of my best memories of my dad are when we did this kind of stuff. Love the card trick.
Elijah is becoming quite the mechanic. Great job Elijah !!!
Life is full of teachable moments with your kids. Make it fun and it will stick. You taught how to clean what you own and take care of it. Something that will pay dividends in the future. That it was an older piece of equipment is even better. Taking care of what you have and extending the life is a valuable lesson. The nice thing is that while you are teaching you are making memories, not just for Elijah, but for you as well. Kids grow up so quickly, when you get older memories of when they were young are priceless.
The wheels look great and I think they will blend together! Great job
A little paint here and there to protect it from rust will extend its useful lifespan. It just adds to the patina. Your time with the old Ford will as to it’s story. Your boys (and maybe even their children) will remember it.
I love vintage! The wheels look good, even if the don't match exactly. Nice to see you work together☺️
Sam you have such awesome boys. I love seeing you and your sons bond. You're raising them right. I love seeing Isiah get so excited after completing the project. Very proud of you Isiah. Your learning valuable life lessons from your dad. Angela you and your family are just so awesome and your channel is always so encouraging and fun. I love every single video. God bless you all. By the way how are your kittens doing? 😸
Isaiah is growing up to be a real heart-breaker. Look out mom and dad!
Use spray oven cleaner for heavy grease stains works wonders :)
You two are doing great with these boys. Let that tractor show its age.
Thank you Sam! Love how your teach those feral boys! Leave that tractor alone! Lol
Love watching you teach your sons about mechanics and building. Brings back memories when our kids were growing up. God bless
It looks great…. Keep going. Yes take the back wheels off and paint them too.
I think touching up the blue paint will look much better and make it last better and protect from rust. This will add pride and value. Your son will learn a lot of good values in the process.
Your son is growing fast with his abilities of learning. Next to come the youngest son.
Watch out the day will come your sons will be taking on and caring for you guys. Teach them the ways to carry on.
Agree the tracker is a 1963 leaving it alone. Wheels are okay in my opinion. No worries once around the wheels will be dirty again.
The wheels look fine. Drive the tractor through a few mud puddles and it will blend right in. Boiled linseed oil for a sheen on the old paint.
Great job, Sam & Elijah! Love seeing you work with the boys. And actually, I do like the look of the new paint on the front wheels. Good to go.
First of all. Use tung oil for your oiling the metal. You would be suppressed by how wonderful it will work and it will last a long time. Next to see your son growing up and helping you is wonderful! God bless
Oh my gosh Elijah is half grown already. I love watching the boys work with Dad. I used to with my Dad. I see you’re closing in on 100 k congrats. It’s a tractor you’re protecting the metal.
Loved watching the two of you get the job done! I think in a few months those wheels will blend in color and it won't be very noticeable. 😉
Your son is awesome! Glad you guys had fun together.
At least the front wheels are protected with the new paint. I like these father, son projects.
Looks good..Its protecting the rims from rusting.
Loved the way you started and ended the video with Elijah. You could have painted all four rims Ford blue and stopped there.
Front wheels look nice , back wheels and blue on tractor would look nice also, preserve the tractor from rust. Take care.
Elijah is so darn cute 🤗. It was a great father son project. I have been thinking for some time now that you should clean and paint the rusted areas so that don't get worse. But it's your tractor, you do it the way you want.
This was an excellent father/son project for sure. It's something your boys will always remember and will pass on to their kids. I agree with keeping the tractors "story" intact on the blue paint. While I get your train of thought on holding off, my opinion would be to paint the rear tires to match the front. The fresh wheels will look great with the new tires and will take on an even "story" together and more so with the overall story of ol' Blue. All the best, and many blessings from the PNW! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Seeing those wheels back on the tractor and painted makes me feel so much better. This is a project I have been waiting on. It looks great.
I totally understand not wanting to go too far on the tractor as this is how we wound up renovating our entire house! Lol! It all started with a simple remodeling of our guest bathroom as at the time it was the worst room in our house. So it went from the worst and stood out ,to being the best room and again it stood out! Lol! As far as your tractor goes ,I think just preserving the natural patina that it has would be awesome! Your tractor has a story to tell, and that would be lost with a restoration. Boiled linseed oil is what you want to use on your tractor paint. It will keep the rust from growing and also shine up and protect the paint and patina.
Perfect Father/Son project loved the interface between both of you a priceless memory 💞
I only have one suggestion, you should put caps on your valve stems to keep dirt out of them. Otherwise, when you put air into your tires, the dirt will go inside with the air and cause an air leak on the schrader valve.
Go ahead and paint the back wheels too. That will match the front. A shoe shine is always good.....good maintenance and upkeep.....to keep the rust off. They end up with lots of muck n mud through use. Probably would be a good idea to do every year or so. It won't hurt the integrity to keep up the wheels. I love watching you work with and teach your son.
The wheels look good and it is great teaching your son. It looks fine with the way the wheels are.
I love your boys, they are getting a great education, learning to be self sufficient, home school is the way to go. The public schools are not what they used to be. Great video
You have a such good helper. I love seeing the children involved.. Great parents. God Bless you.
I think it looks fine. You could get the boys out there throw a little dust on front tires, 🤣 Y;all have the nicest boys
Finish the tires..they look nice. The new color matches the color emblem on the side of the tractor..Elijah did an awesome job.
Great job Elijah! Greater job Dad! You are empowering your son. He is a capable young man.
My vote: Do all the wheels and let it go at that. It's a working tractor. Preserve it maintain it and let it be. You can reevaluate when the boys are grown and you want to drive it in a parade.
Great job Elijah. I bet your Dad learned the same way as you.
Your tractor looks much better with a white wheel rather than the off-white or yellow. To some extent, I think you're right, about not making shine too much, but a good coat of wax on the blue part will help preserve the paint and stop the rest from getting worse, and it also might make the blue finish shiny. Thanks for sharing!
Great job. I would paint the back wheels so the old blue stands out. Plus it protects your rims from deteriorating with rust.
Hi Sam,
I think I would take the time and paint the whole Tractor blue and paint the motor blue too, and of course, paint the rear rims that white so it will match the front rims, by doing this you would add many more years to that beautiful old Tractor not to mention how nice it would look. it would also preserve it as well. but just so you know I do also respect & appreciate the natural patina that this Tractor worked so hard to achieve...!
From your friends here in Lima Peru
George & Carmen
Tires look good. Kinda matches the back ones. But a couple of times going in the dirt they will look just fine.
What a great project for you and your son! Building quality memories❤
I used Penetrol on an old car and it shines like new. Just have to reapply every now and then. Love the show.
With those sunglasses and the hat, Elijah looks like he's in training for a NASSCAR pit.
I think the tractor looks good. Don't sweat the small stuff. Love to watch you guys. ❤️
Even a rattle can one time will get some nice pics !!!!!! The rust will return !!!!! Then , season later , lightly sand , paint will be flaking around rust , feather l with sandpaper , clean n clearcoat ? All rattle can . You will find any leak you have. !!!!!! Just a thought ! Been using cards for years !!!!!! Great tip !!!!!!
The card trick was genius. I’m with your son paint the back ones :) But I love the old blue of the rest of the tractor I get it. 👍💞
I love how Elijah has his sunglasses on his hat, just like dad's.