Guys. Enjoyed this a lot. No 1000hp LS, no fancy differential, no four point suspension, etc. No drugs, no alcohol, not a lot of foul language. Just some young men having fun. Thank you for sharing.
Calm down. How do you think they get views?? By making stuff that’s 1000hp and does burnouts and has 4 links… Just cause you’re too old to enjoy FUN doesn’t mean the rest of us don’t like the content like you. If you only like destruction videos then get the hell off the channel..
These are 3 very well mannered young men having fun 4 wheeling in a jeep and Nissan getting high on life and adrenaline from the fun they're having no drugs, alcohol or drama, just a good ole time enjoying trails! Excellent parenting and very good young men!!
Maybe it's the Dad in me. But I love seeing videos of the boys just being boys. Brings a smile to my face. Paul and Michelle should be proud. They are raising some fine young men.
Hi fab rats I have developed mental disabilities and I'm 40 and I have anxiety really bad my brain is grown like some ppls but my grandma insurances me to message you guys and I just worry I get made fun of but I just want to say I love your channel and I love the whole family experience it's great you guys are great and a wonderful day
Wishing you the best. I fight really bad anxiety as well. Cutting out sugar, other carbohydrates, seed oils, and processed foods has helped me. Might give it a try.
@@davejiannuzzi4160 I was drag racing and off roading for 3 years before seat belts became mandatory in new cars. Still don't wear them because I drive defensively and have never had a wreck. Dan.
Do you young guys have any clue how many extremely valuable things you've learned on this trip alone? Not 5% of today's youth have anywhere near the knowledge or adventures you guys have had. Good on your folks and good on you!
It’s so great to see you let your kids go explore and learn on their own. I love that they are outside doing fun stuff instead of being on their phones and video games. Kudos to you and Michelle for giving them the space to have fun and learn but at the same time you can tell that they don’t just run wild. They are always polite and respectful to others when they are on the videos.
Seriously enjoyed that. That old Nissan was doing extremely well. Just goes to show how far you can go with something simple and solid when you really need to.
Of the hundreds of videos I have watched, this is the absolute best behaved group of young men. No cussing.. No bad attitudes.. No disrespecting of the land. Just friends having a great time having fun. Reminds me of my younger days doingthesamethingwithfriends... mid 70's. Though my 'hot rod' 2 wheel drive was a 1967 RL 411 Datsun
For Old blue, 2WD, It went farther than I thought it would! Be proud of that accomplishment! Just goes to show the work you all put in on keeping your vehicles up and running! Paul and Michelle, you have such good kids who work hard, play hard, go to school, and have good manners because of how they were raised by good parents with good morals and values! This is one of the reasons why I love this channel. It is a good, clean , family, and work oriented channel! Keep up the good content, and I'll catch you on the next. ✌️ 😊
Same as other comments. Great seeing young men having fun, problem solving, and learning some real life skills. Reflects on great parenting. Happy Father’s Day Paul.
It was fun Watching Paul's boys grow up on here. They are good boys and I'm glad they go out and do things and not like a lot of kids who stay home and play video games
Wear ur seatbelt Jace.....you have an amazing life and a belt will keep you out of a wheelchair or worse if god forbid a bad wreck happens ...... plus we all luv u guys n don't want to ever see that happen ❤️🇺🇲
I was hoping someone would say this as i didnt want to sound like the safety police. I hate that none of them ever wear seat belts. a good friend of mine died doing something very similar at 16 years old. driving fast on a dirt road, got crossed up, truck rolled and he was thrown out and crushed. I dont know that his parents ever recovered from it.... none of us really did. Have fun, but do it safely so you can do it again another day.
Yep as a 17yr old , I also took my Honda Civic out to the bush to 'test' offroad , trying to get thru sand , going anywhere , got bogged many times, dug it out and tryed again best fun ever... brilliant
Bruce is a beast. I had a 1995 Ranger like this, 5spd 2wd and I would follow my buddy in his lifted jeep so many places that truck had no business being. Lol, good times.
I loved my manual transmission '90 Nissan Pickup. It was in a bit better condition than Blue Bruce, and I taught my kids how to drive stick in it. Still miss it after 10 years since it died.
I had a 4x4 89’ hardbody with 489,000 miles when I bought it I was told that the temp gauge was broken 😂.. I drove it like that for 2.5 years and I’m guessing it was driven like that for a long time …I got a new radiator and took out the thermostat … the temperature gauge worked fine 😂 … it would run and had been with the temperature all the way in the H at the far end of the temp range … never had a problem just kept going ❤❤❤
A classic statement rings true about now, "Boys will be boys". I did things like that, and I know countless others will too. No one was hurt, and they get to gain more experience as they fix their vehicles.
Love that these young men are having these adventures on their own. Hard driving a rig like that just to see what it will do is always fun, no matter if it breaks or not they will have the knowledge and experience that comes from shenanigans like this. Thanks for taking us along guys!
LOL, Like Father, Like Son. Take an old vehicle, run it wide open thru the sand and rocks. Break it and have to haul it home, and call it a Fun Day! Now you have to fix it and make it better. Yep, Just like Dad. What a Great Family!
Makes me think of a gary larson cartoon showing 'ship of fools' and 'car of idiots' and makes me think of me at that age doing the same stuff but without the safety net of the Cox family! Love it!
Whistlin Diesel got nothing on this kid. Seriously, you should show this to someone at Nissan and see if they will swap a new truck for this one so that they can take it back to the lab and study it.
They wouldn’t make it with this reliability and toughness ..they wouldn’t be able to sell folk a new one every few years if they were built like this ..cos the new ones ain’t as well built or have the reliability these had .same with old leaf sprung Toyota Hi lux..
The old Nissan and Isuzu Diesel did run forever - nothing of the electronic rubbish - just straight engines, I still run my old girl every day.. Another one hard to break diesel were those in Mercedes trucks, Mine had over one million Kilometers on the clock when I sold it.
My 95 Nissan came stock with 9.5” ring gears, a fully boxed chassis, a V6 without head gasket issues, a steel bed, heavier ball joints than it needs, and steel drivelines … my 2nd Gen Tacoma pretty much came with none of that. The Nissan has a full 100k of trail miles over the last 20 years and has never left me stranded. The D21 Hardbody is possibly the most underrated Japanese truck in the U.S. … and I’m really freakin glad for it. 👍👍
I had a Nissan hard body like this and i cut out the fenders and smashed in the cab corners and put it on 39.5’s. That thing was an animal. Edit, i just remembered, i also cranked up the front torsion bars. But i out zero lift on it of any kind. Just the good ol sawzall
They are tough little trucks. Give them a little clearance with bigger tires, and you very nearly can't go wrong. They are so light and nimble it pretty much doesn't matter if it's a basic open diff 2WD. They'll _bounce_ over things they can't crawl over.
@@MrJest2 the thing was insane man, it had the 6cyl and it was a stick, that thing literally went through almost anything i put it through. I used to launch it across whoops and all
I remember my first truck. 78 Chevy Luv 4x4. Used to go on many similar off roading drives. Learned real quick the value of a seat belt just to keep from hitting my head on the roof and keep me in my seat. 😂 Great, wholesome fun!
It's been decades since my buddies and I thrashed on a old car we had no money in. Vega station wagon 5 feet in the air off a jump. Threw the alternator belt off and barely made it back to the barn before the battery died. Fun times.
My first new vehicle was a '94 Nissan Hardbody and then I went and got a new '95 after that. I've owned several different Nissans through the years and currently I'm 51 and have a 2014 Murano. I can attend to their durability and reliability! They're super solid! Thanks for sharing & God bless! ~ Scott 💙🙏🏼
These young men are awesome! Reminds me of the days I grew up in with old cars and and trucks that shouldn't have been on the road but we drove the crap out of them anyway. On of the best Fab Rats video's ever. I was smiling from ear to ear the whole time. Thanks boys!🤣😁
Dude !! This was awesome !! You guys are great...and in my humble opinion, if'n you can drive it onto the rollback it ain't broke !! This is clean fun as it gets. Where I lived growing up in the 50's 60's we had woods and swamps to drive. I'd come home with so much mud mama couldn't recognize me 🤣 Boys, I see a new channel on the horizon...get'er done !! And btw, don't let that Nisson get away...she's a keeper !!
I love everything about this channel. I'm moving back to Utah next month after 20 years in TX. My best friend had a 86 car that was just like this truck. We took it to the Nutty Putty cave's one year and pasted up a dozen stuck vehicles. It had over 300,00.00 miles and was the Blue Beast. What a trip down memory lane. 👁️🙏💓👍🏽🔔
GREAT VIDEO!!!!! Great driving boys, it was exciting and took me back 60 yrs. My dad taught me how to drive in his 51 Chevy tin woody stock. we went places a 4x4 today wouldn't dare to go. He told me it's not the rig it's the driver. "know your rig and where it is, every square inch." At 22 yrs I took my 55 chevy 4 dr belair places people thought it wouldn't go. Cudo's to the boys who are learning and thanks to their dads for bringing them up in the car and drivers world. Dan. ps I'm 76 and off road a 98 Cherokee only slightly modified.
You boys had a lot of fun. When I was your age I did too. I built a Baja bug and pre ran the Baja 500. We had some friends that had a class 9 buggy. I would fix up my Baja bug and then go tear it up. My son bought a Nissan hard body PU extended cab from my Dad, but it had an automatic transmission,.Those are great trucks. He had it so many years with no problems. Haha your truck has NO shocks-quite the bounce in the woops. I too hit my head on the roof when I hit a wash out almost knocked me out. I finally put some seat belts in to prevent that. There’s nothing like playing in the dirt thanks for sharing.
Absolutely Great Video Y'all! My first Truck was a 1974 Datsun (Now Nissan) PL620 Two Wheel Drive. I was 16 years old, That truck could go anywhere and it did. THANK YOU ALL for the memories ❤🙏🇺🇸😎
Jace's Blue Bruce Nissan is a tough truck. Nissans and Datsuns were built with work in mind. I used to drive a '74 Datsun, it took me everywhere I wanted to go. Money very well spent! The knowledge that you have provided to all of these guys is so awesome.😎
Well that was the next generation of the Fab Rats having a great experience and learning how to do things that the older Fab Rats have done for a while. Keep enjoying it Guys and stay safe.
I was the middle of 6 kids, our parents bought a ‘73 ford pinto for us kids to drive around. This video reminds of my turn in the old pinto, I remember jumping ditches with buddies one night that ended up with a nose first landing that pushed the radiator into the fan. Still managed to make it home with 20 cool down stops. I took that pinto places a lot of 4WD would have turned around. Unfortunately that pinto never survived me, my younger siblings were left to find other transportation…
Your video reminded me of what we did 60 years ago for fun. At 15 we would go to the local junk yard and "buy" a beater for the weekend. The old dude that owned the yard would give us $4.00 of our $5.00 if it was running on the following Monday. The cops knew we stayed out of town and kept it in the woods as long as we did'nt have more than on rolling wreck at a time they must have figured the worst we could do was hit a tree. Great video! to put that into perspective minimun wage was about $1.00 an hour in 1964.
Guys. Enjoyed this a lot. No 1000hp LS, no fancy differential, no four point suspension, etc. No drugs, no alcohol, not a lot of foul language. Just some young men having fun. Thank you for sharing.
Calm down. How do you think they get views?? By making stuff that’s 1000hp and does burnouts and has 4 links…
Just cause you’re too old to enjoy FUN doesn’t mean the rest of us don’t like the content like you. If you only like destruction videos then get the hell off the channel..
If you swear on TH-cam you get demonatized, same for drugs lol
He had more in his 1st tank of gas than he did in the truck... LOL 😂
You’re awesome!
Not anymore. You can swear all you want after the first little bit (10 Sec?) with no consequences. @@Jacobtheunwise
"its never broke, I mean its broke but it never left me stranded" that was a great quote we can all relate to
The apple doesn't fall to far from the tree lol, Paul and Michelle have taught them right.
Yup; once my TPS failed but I was able to drive it to the store so it wasn’t actually broke down. It just needed fixed.
Just like Triggers broom.
Freerange kids like we were. I love it!
Free range-perfect word lol 😂
80s free range kid 😂
Nice 👍
Soooo jealous!!
These are 3 very well mannered young men having fun 4 wheeling in a jeep and Nissan getting high on life and adrenaline from the fun they're having no drugs, alcohol or drama, just a good ole time enjoying trails! Excellent parenting and very good young men!!
Maybe it's the Dad in me. But I love seeing videos of the boys just being boys. Brings a smile to my face. Paul and Michelle should be proud. They are raising some fine young men.
So cool to just let 'em go and see what happens.
100%
Great to see Jace get the rollback and retrieve his pickup without Dad. No complaints, just get it done. Nice
Hi fab rats I have developed mental disabilities and I'm 40 and I have anxiety really bad my brain is grown like some ppls but my grandma insurances me to message you guys and I just worry I get made fun of but I just want to say I love your channel and I love the whole family experience it's great you guys are great and a wonderful day
Wishing you the best. I fight really bad anxiety as well. Cutting out sugar, other carbohydrates, seed oils, and processed foods has helped me. Might give it a try.
thank you for sharing your love! I'm sure the guys appreciate it!
All the best, friend. Praying for you.
Paul and Michelle you have raised the most, best , work driven, fun loving boys 😊
Yea, except hunter isn't one of theres... But he fits right in with there crew! Lol
Like the fact that they were having fun, but wish they would wear those seatbelts!
@@davejiannuzzi4160 I was drag racing and off roading for 3 years before seat belts became mandatory in new cars. Still don't wear them because I drive defensively and have never had a wreck. Dan.
By far one of the bestest videos with just boys being boy's doing off road car stuff in real world conditions was awesome to watch
Nice to see boys having good clean wholesome fun, like we did as kids. Outside four wheelin, no video games or cell phones.
Do you young guys have any clue how many extremely valuable things you've learned on this trip alone? Not 5% of today's youth have anywhere near the knowledge or adventures you guys have had. Good on your folks and good on you!
It’s so great to see you let your kids go explore and learn on their own. I love that they are outside doing fun stuff instead of being on their phones and video games. Kudos to you and Michelle for giving them the space to have fun and learn but at the same time you can tell that they don’t just run wild. They are always polite and respectful to others when they are on the videos.
That comes from bringing kids up the right way, when they are polite and respectful
Free range kids! The best way to grow up! ;-)
@@hellabiz4289 Free range boys, love it!
Seriously enjoyed that. That old Nissan was doing extremely well. Just goes to show how far you can go with something simple and solid when you really need to.
"I've seen him pick it up with a tractor and drop it a few times"😂
Of the hundreds of videos I have watched, this is the absolute best behaved group of young men.
No cussing.. No bad attitudes.. No disrespecting of the land.
Just friends having a great time having fun.
Reminds me of my younger days doingthesamethingwithfriends... mid 70's.
Though my 'hot rod' 2 wheel drive was a 1967 RL 411 Datsun
Brought back memories of myself and buddies doing the same stuff at that age. 50 some years ago.
The same here. I truly miss those days! 👍👍👍
For Old blue, 2WD, It went farther than I thought it would! Be proud of that accomplishment! Just goes to show the work you all put in on keeping your vehicles up and running! Paul and Michelle, you have such good kids who work hard, play hard, go to school, and have good manners because of how they were raised by good parents with good morals and values! This is one of the reasons why I love this channel. It is a good, clean , family, and work oriented channel! Keep up the good content, and I'll catch you on the next. ✌️ 😊
Run what ya brung!!! lol Adapt, improvise, overcome. Looks like a fun day.
Nice one, I enjoyed that, you guys should have your own channel doing that kind of thing / offroad adventures.
my hats off to two buck bruce, the soul entertainment offering for this video.
Same as other comments. Great seeing young men having fun, problem solving, and learning some real life skills. Reflects on great parenting. Happy Father’s Day Paul.
It was fun Watching Paul's boys grow up on here. They are good boys and I'm glad they go out and do things and not like a lot of kids who stay home and play video games
Play lots of sport!
You can totally tell Jace is Paul's kid by the way he sends it up the hills! Love it!!
Definitely inherited his Dad's right foot.
Hey isn't that the famous STATE CHAMPION from Glendale? Rockin' it............. literally !
Every issue all I could hear in my head is Paul saying It'll be fine, even though not there.
I’m in orderville this week, may stop by to get a shirt.
Your videos brighten my days.
These kids could have their own channel doing this every day. And I would watch it everyday.
The adventures of Blue Bruce and his eventual upgrades would be an amazing series.
The old Nissan is awesome, don't ever let it go, you will regret it.
I let mine go into the back of a jeep at 40mph. I regret it
That is the best Nissan commercial I have ever seen!
Nice job guys, looks like the old Nissan could use some decent shocks, lol.
Thank you Jace and Hunter for the adventure ! For only paying $2.00 for that little truck it did awesome !
My back started to hurt just watching this! Love it! Thanks
Every CLANK, BANG, THUMP, SQUEAK, SCRAPE, SQUEAL OF TEARING METAL, and the ROAR of that TINY ENGINE is absolutely EPIC!!!
Paul & Michelle letting boys be boys! I love it!
The shocks are blown out on that truck.
Wear ur seatbelt Jace.....you have an amazing life and a belt will keep you out of a wheelchair or worse if god forbid a bad wreck happens ...... plus we all luv u guys n don't want to ever see that happen ❤️🇺🇲
I was hoping someone would say this as i didnt want to sound like the safety police. I hate that none of them ever wear seat belts. a good friend of mine died doing something very similar at 16 years old. driving fast on a dirt road, got crossed up, truck rolled and he was thrown out and crushed. I dont know that his parents ever recovered from it.... none of us really did. Have fun, but do it safely so you can do it again another day.
@@dustys3320 I have 3 boys also n the thought of something happening is too much
Yep as a 17yr old , I also took my Honda Civic out to the bush to 'test' offroad , trying to get thru sand , going anywhere , got bogged many times, dug it out and tryed again best fun ever... brilliant
Bruce is a beast. I had a 1995 Ranger like this, 5spd 2wd and I would follow my buddy in his lifted jeep so many places that truck had no business being. Lol, good times.
I loved my manual transmission '90 Nissan Pickup.
It was in a bit better condition than Blue Bruce, and I taught my kids how to drive stick in it.
Still miss it after 10 years since it died.
When you have 3 young men with the combined age of 55, wheeling and laughing. And having time to pick wild onions. There is hope for the future 😂
Been watching Paul’s adventures for years, never commented > but this is one of the best videos ever > great kids having great fun… wahoo!
I had a 4x4 89’ hardbody with 489,000 miles when I bought it I was told that the temp gauge was broken 😂.. I drove it like that for 2.5 years and I’m guessing it was driven like that for a long time …I got a new radiator and took out the thermostat … the temperature gauge worked fine 😂 … it would run and had been with the temperature all the way in the H at the far end of the temp range … never had a problem just kept going ❤❤❤
Take it from an old off Roader. Old Blue is a Beast! ( The driver's pretty good too! 😆) Good job young men! 🤠🧑🦰🌲🌲 🎼
A classic statement rings true about now, "Boys will be boys".
I did things like that, and I know countless others will too.
No one was hurt, and they get to gain more experience as they fix their vehicles.
Love that these young men are having these adventures on their own. Hard driving a rig like that just to see what it will do is always fun, no matter if it breaks or not they will have the knowledge and experience that comes from shenanigans like this. Thanks for taking us along guys!
Lol....the rear shot from the jeep was like an 80's action movie!! Absolutely brilliant!!
I remember the days of having a beater. The most fun a kid with no money could have.
Bruce is DEFINITELY a young man's truck!!
I think we need to see blue Bruce brought back to life as a pre-runner
LOL, Like Father, Like Son. Take an old vehicle, run it wide open thru the sand and rocks. Break it and have to haul it home, and call it a Fun Day! Now you have to fix it and make it better. Yep, Just like Dad. What a Great Family!
Absolutely! The real American dream God Bless it!!!
Had a mountain bike stolen out of my garage today and a long day of work. This video made me laugh. Thanks guys, just what I needed!
I need some friends like you guys. I had so much fun watching this video that I watched it twice!
I'd say it's more the drivers skills than the truck itself
Knowing your limits helps too.
Both
@@saginawdan Knowing that Dad has an off road wrecker does not hurt.
@@iffykidmn8170 I agree.
Makes me think of a gary larson cartoon showing 'ship of fools' and 'car of idiots' and makes me think of me at that age doing the same stuff but without the safety net of the Cox family! Love it!
maybe the best driving video so far, lets keep coming. thanks guys!
This is great for the boys. The same stuff I did as a kid. Learn your limits and then learn a vehicle's limits . Experience is key
It's an old Nissan it'll never leave you stranded. My memaw loves her Nissan truck.
Added, Hunter's rig to took a beating and still kept chugging! Well Done! 👍
What a marvellous way to spend a day. Lucky boys , Dad has all the toys and tools you need.
And he taught you well
Adapt and improvise
I love how chill Jace is, he just takes life easy.
Reminds me of some of the things I did at 17. Life is good. Live it!
Great run Jace and Hunter, also Bodie is a scary zerox copy of hunter... no mistaking him for anyone elses brother thats for sure!
Jace and Hunter go wheelin'! Great video! 34 minutes of pure mayhem.
Boys being boys, gotta love it.
Man, that truck is ready for some Ridley Scott war movie 😅🤣
Great job guys! It was cool to see something a little different and to see Jaces personality!
Those old Japanese trucks are hard to kill
20 Years of road salt and surf fishing got mine.
Yeah, those engines are hard to kill, my 2.4s would do 75 miles an hour in 3rd gear.
Funniest episode to date. The casual attitude, the woops, the trail repairs, the arcing out, the "it'll be fine" attitude. The people need more!!! 😂
Whistlin Diesel got nothing on this kid. Seriously, you should show this to someone at Nissan and see if they will swap a new truck for this one so that they can take it back to the lab and study it.
They wouldn’t make it with this reliability and toughness ..they wouldn’t be able to sell folk a new one every few years if they were built like this ..cos the new ones ain’t as well built or have the reliability these had .same with old leaf sprung Toyota Hi lux..
The diesels that came in a lot of these were also used by Nissan for their forklifts
The old Nissan and Isuzu Diesel did run forever - nothing of the electronic rubbish - just straight engines, I still run my old girl every day..
Another one hard to break diesel were those in Mercedes trucks, Mine had over one million Kilometers on the clock when I sold it.
Amen
Whistlin diesel just a rich show boat
My 95 Nissan came stock with 9.5” ring gears, a fully boxed chassis, a V6 without head gasket issues, a steel bed, heavier ball joints than it needs, and steel drivelines … my 2nd Gen Tacoma pretty much came with none of that. The Nissan has a full 100k of trail miles over the last 20 years and has never left me stranded. The D21 Hardbody is possibly the most underrated Japanese truck in the U.S. … and I’m really freakin glad for it. 👍👍
I had a Nissan hard body like this and i cut out the fenders and smashed in the cab corners and put it on 39.5’s. That thing was an animal.
Edit, i just remembered, i also cranked up the front torsion bars. But i out zero lift on it of any kind. Just the good ol sawzall
I remember how popular they were ✓
Built similar to Toyota but half the price
They are tough little trucks. Give them a little clearance with bigger tires, and you very nearly can't go wrong. They are so light and nimble it pretty much doesn't matter if it's a basic open diff 2WD. They'll _bounce_ over things they can't crawl over.
@@MrJest2 the thing was insane man, it had the 6cyl and it was a stick, that thing literally went through almost anything i put it through. I used to launch it across whoops and all
Lol, what fun it was to be young. I've done that, and felt it the next morning. Get out there and enjoy those trails.
was great to see the boys out having fun
I remember my first truck. 78 Chevy Luv 4x4. Used to go on many similar off roading drives. Learned real quick the value of a seat belt just to keep from hitting my head on the roof and keep me in my seat. 😂 Great, wholesome fun!
It's been decades since my buddies and I thrashed on a old car we had no money in. Vega station wagon 5 feet in the air off a jump. Threw the alternator belt off and barely made it back to the barn before the battery died. Fun times.
My first new vehicle was a '94 Nissan Hardbody and then I went and got a new '95 after that. I've owned several different Nissans through the years and currently I'm 51 and have a 2014 Murano. I can attend to their durability and reliability! They're super solid! Thanks for sharing & God bless! ~ Scott 💙🙏🏼
I think some decent shock absorbers on the front would help A LOT.
These young men are awesome! Reminds me of the days I grew up in with old cars and and trucks that shouldn't have been on the road but we drove the crap out of them anyway. On of the best Fab Rats video's ever. I was smiling from ear to ear the whole time. Thanks boys!🤣😁
Jace knows one speed when it comes to Old Blue, send it. Not full speed, rather full commitment.
Dude !! This was awesome !! You guys are great...and in my humble opinion, if'n you can drive it onto the rollback
it ain't broke !! This is clean fun as it gets. Where I lived growing up in the 50's 60's we had woods
and swamps to drive. I'd come home with so much mud mama couldn't recognize me 🤣
Boys, I see a new channel on the horizon...get'er done !! And btw, don't let that
Nisson get away...she's a keeper !!
😊This video made me laugh alot especially when oll' Bruce front end was bouncing like a basketball 😂😂 I love it!😊
I love everything about this channel. I'm moving back to Utah next month after 20 years in TX. My best friend had a 86 car that was just like this truck. We took it to the Nutty Putty cave's one year and pasted up a dozen stuck vehicles. It had over 300,00.00 miles and was the Blue Beast. What a trip down memory lane. 👁️🙏💓👍🏽🔔
I have notifications on and was never notified this video was up, thankfully I scrolled through and found it.
Every friday man
I can’t remember the last time I smiled and laughed so much watching a TH-cam video outstanding guys… You made me feel young again…
Kids out having fun, not getting in trouble with the law, just enjoying life.. good times.
GREAT VIDEO!!!!! Great driving boys, it was exciting and took me back 60 yrs. My dad taught me how to drive in his 51 Chevy tin woody stock. we went places a 4x4 today wouldn't dare to go. He told me it's not the rig it's the driver. "know your rig and where it is, every square inch." At 22 yrs I took my 55 chevy 4 dr belair places people thought it wouldn't go. Cudo's to the boys who are learning and thanks to their dads for bringing them up in the car and drivers world. Dan. ps I'm 76 and off road a 98 Cherokee only slightly modified.
Had an 89 hardbody 4x4, thing was a unit. Not a ton of power, but enough. With 2 plugs/cylinder, it ran so clean and well. Good units!
Are you going to 4X4 swap old blue with LS swap on 1 tons & 40s would be a good build
Finally, if it’s more than a day, I get withdrawals!!!!
Yay!! I loved seeing Jace being the star of the episode. Looks like a great time!
Like father like son good job Jace
Yes, Ol' Blue is one tough little son of a gun. That was a fun diversion while the power was out. Ty for taking us along
You boys had a lot of fun. When I was your age I did too. I built a Baja bug and pre ran the Baja 500. We had some friends that had a class 9 buggy. I would fix up my Baja bug and then go tear it up. My son bought a Nissan hard body PU extended cab from my Dad, but it had an automatic transmission,.Those are great trucks. He had it so many years with no problems. Haha your truck has NO shocks-quite the bounce in the woops. I too hit my head on the roof when I hit a wash out almost knocked me out. I finally put some seat belts in to prevent that. There’s nothing like playing in the dirt thanks for sharing.
One of my favorite episodes of Fab Rats to date! Reminds me of many good times of my youth.
Absolutely Great Video Y'all! My first Truck was a 1974 Datsun (Now Nissan) PL620 Two Wheel Drive. I was 16 years old, That truck could go anywhere and it did. THANK YOU ALL for the memories ❤🙏🇺🇸😎
I had an orange 74. It served me well until we had kids. I traded it for a Ford van
Jace's Blue Bruce Nissan is a tough truck. Nissans and Datsuns were built with work in mind. I used to drive a '74 Datsun, it took me everywhere I wanted to go. Money very well spent! The knowledge that you have provided to all of these guys is so awesome.😎
Well that was the next generation of the Fab Rats having a great experience and learning how to do things that the older Fab Rats have done for a while. Keep enjoying it Guys and stay safe.
I was the middle of 6 kids, our parents bought a ‘73 ford pinto for us kids to drive around. This video reminds of my turn in the old pinto, I remember jumping ditches with buddies one night that ended up with a nose first landing that pushed the radiator into the fan. Still managed to make it home with 20 cool down stops. I took that pinto places a lot of 4WD would have turned around. Unfortunately that pinto never survived me, my younger siblings were left to find other transportation…
Your video reminded me of what we did 60 years ago for fun. At 15 we would go to the local junk yard and "buy" a beater for the weekend. The old dude that owned the yard would give us $4.00 of our $5.00 if it was running on the following Monday. The cops knew we stayed out of town and kept it in the woods as long as we did'nt have more than on rolling wreck at a time they must have figured the worst we could do was hit a tree. Great video! to put that into perspective minimun wage was about $1.00 an hour in 1964.
This was a kick ass episode. So much fun watching young guys getting out and having fun. I love living vicariously through you guys.
Ahhh yes, the good ol' days .Brought back lots of great memories. Thanks for that, Fab Rats.