@@ViceGripGarage Better than RED GREEN TOO but no duct tape or fires, boo hoo!!!! was there any work done prior to your arrival and those tires/rimes look fairly recent ?
Thanks Derek. Love the channel. I also admire your discipline of never cursing. One of the first things I noticed. I have a problem with that and it’s encouraging to see a man who is capable in these times of living life without falling to that temptation. Well, hardly ever.... I’m cursing at my girlfriend as I’m typing this. Dang it!!
My shop teacher recommended you cause I told him I wanna be able to walk up to any truck and get it going and you are absolutely insane I'd love to learn how you do what you do.
You're not only a fantastic mechanic and a genius comic, you're an even better dad. Love how you had time to give your boy a hug while struggling to get that old heap on the trailer. Kudos to you...
The family that plays together stays together. Greetings from a fellow Minnesotan. My 9 year old son says he loves watching you. I love watching with my son. Thank you for what you're doing, it means a lot to a lot of people.👌
I found this channel by accident, since then I’ve watched it every day, you’ve made a miserable lockdown here in the UK a little easier to bear. Thank you for making these, please keep going! Stay safe!
This is my favorite channel. I’ve been struggling with little life threatening health issues. The simple humor and watching these vehicles start up for their first time is so satisfying.
Just checked my digital pocket tv, got me this little notice, told the kids hands off my phone. Dads program is on! Turned out to good night,, thanks!! Keepem coimin!
Dearest Dereck & Family, I lost my wife in April this year to Cancer. I found your Channel by Fate !!! Being in Iowa I can relate to everything !!! Thank you so much for giving me entertainment, I look forward to your vids every night & weekends.... Thanks for all you do & have done for me !!!!
So sorry Grant, I lost my fiance in 2012. The pain lessens over time but the memories and warmth of her love burn on. She will always be in your heart sir. All the best, Mark
Old school Chevy. I had two of those.. 292 version and a 250 version. They just never quit.. a little oil, and some gas... they freaking run. 30 years sitting, rolls up the ramp on its own. Holy cow.
I’ve heard duct tape called a lot of things but that’s the first time I’ve ever heard it called poverty chrome. Lol. I love it. Great content I never miss a video.
I love how you wrench on a rusty hulk that any sane person would have turned into a toaster. Your channel is awsome. Don't change a thing, and you will have a fan for life.
With the reaction to the tools being on top of the barrel the truck knocked over, I believe you've completely captured everything that people outside of the midwest can't understand about people from the midwest. This one made my favorite list.
Hey my friend I have really enjoyed watching u bring em back to life. Couldn’t imagine trying to bring say a 2000 model anything back after it sat for thirty years. Never run again the oldies love em
At 24:22 it might run a little better with all the sparkalater wires snipped into the old cap lol, just givin a guy a hard time while enjoying some cold snacks, keep up the great work!
Vids like this and many of your others are the reason you're the best of the Tubes. Hands down. Thanks for helping me put the honey-do list off just the one more night. The Captain says hello.
I think you mean carbureted. But yeah, he's definitely old school and I love it. Reminds me of when I started messing around on cars. They are so much easier to work on and more reliable too.
I have been watching your new stuff and now rolling back to the older stuff. I must say you pretty much have this down to a rhythm. I definitely like the fact that you have the room to save this stuff and the patience to get them going. Love all the material and hope you keep it coming!
Had a wreck once broke a tooth and had to have it pulled,a few days later went to drag a new old pile home for work truck and "primed the fuel line" never in my life have I felt pain like that b4. DRY SOCKET
@@ViceGripGarage ah man it was terrible,ive never done it again since (broje tooth or not) I got a little box with a universal pump and I bought every size fitting X2 and keep it all together I'll never even attempt to siphon fuel with out some DC juice.
My brother had a 1965 Chevy truck that he used to build his house many years ago. One time he drove the family up to a swanky restaurant in old "Big Blue." I'm on my third Chevy truck now, a 1994 Silverado 350 with 357,000 miles. These videos are great. Technical know-how, common-sense details, family friendly, and scenic roadways. Thanks again, Derek
I’ve really enjoyed your channel. You set a great example of a hard working Dad and family man. You definitely deserve all your success. This video is one of my favorites because I’m a big fan of the old farm trucks being brought back to life. I’ve saved a few myself through the years. It’s rewarding to put them back in service. I’m a Jeep nut so when I saw that old Gladiator in the background, I was hoping you could do a future video of going back and saving that one too. I’d love to come up and drag her back home.
I wish I could have seen you 40 years ago....... you really are a lot of information for us oldtimers and everyone else loves you....... keep up the good work!!!!!!!!
Great episode. My dad still pulls a camper with his '63 Chevy ton dually with the 6 banger. 292 I think? Not sure, but those old straight sixes are something else
I find these videos of you bringing these Gems back from the dead far more entertaining than anything Hollywood has put out in the last 10 years. And, when one fires up and runs again - I feel the excitement you must be feeling. I truly love what your doing and I love the way your doing it. Thank you!
my neighbor had one that burnt a valve. He took the head off to take the valve out and slapped it back together missing one entirely. ... ironically, that was 1989. Things changed so fast. I remember the generation that taught me.. bitching about the brand new electronic TBI in the trucks. If some of them could see them still running 30 years later.. I wonder what they'd say.
Got a 64 swb that was just like that one to far gone .got her in 82 best rig ever made still have her always will thanks for your time and wit keep em coming!!!
I started watching this channel about two weeks ago. I am having flash backs of working with my dad and brothers on cars. Lots of dang memories. Get a little of that broken down car stress thing going, but its lots of fun to watch you do what we did. Back yard tree mechanics.
The c10 we have in our family was a 1964 sidestep variant with a long-bed used on the farm. My dad got it for the first time in the 90's and rebuilt it's engine from scratch. Right now it is named Lazarus because it has been restored all over it over 3 times and the most recent was about 3-4 years ago.
65 Chevy 3/4 ton has been sitting for a few years on the family property. My grandson and I will get it running for sure! Thanks Derek for the inspiration!
"Fourteen east on County 12, turn right on the one-lane gravel road, you can park in the yard, beware of the dog, wipe your feet off, knock three times, and bring your billfold."
I am convinced there isn’t a car out there you can’t start! Love that Jessica is there with the kids! What an adventure! Looking forward to the follow up!
Fantastic video! You never cease to amaze me in your funny, resilient and very informative way of getting these old beasts to run. I'm sure you've been told this millions of times, but you are an inspiring and great teacher. I had a 62 C10 in about the same shape and changed its starter in the parking lot of a gas station in the pouring rain laying in a puddle. Looking forward to getting my 86 Bronco dialed in with your helpful hints.
I literally took on the word “sparkalators” (spark plugs) and “lightning cube” (battery) lol thank you for that. My friends all look at me crazy and I like it.
Awesome, but without a doubt this one was pissing you off after a bit. When you were loading it on the trailer there was a split second you hoped it fell off and lit on fire lmao
I can't help but think what a hell of auto shop instructor you would make. Your just so much fun to listen to. Much better than my grandfather who ( I sill admire ) use to say other people can do it just figure it out.
Bought a cuda with same situation.did the right thing and used the spare tire for the seat. got pulled over and the cop was impressed that I had a steering wheel. LMAO all the way home!
I have been starting engines out on the ground sitting in pastures since the 70's. I just rebuilt an Autolite carb' on the kitchen table , this evening. It was from a 1967 F600 Ford farm truck sitting in a field and hasn't been started in more than 10 years. It gets in your blood...I love your laid back attitude. I am more inclined to throw a 25 cent cuss word in there every now and then. LOL Keep on bringing the old ones back alive !!!!
A feller told me awhile back that a skeeter landed at the airport in Minneapolis/St, Paul and they pumped 30,000 gallons of jet fuel into it before they noticed it was a skeeter.
I was 9yo in 65, every time I'de see one like this I'de think,,one day I'll get one, did'nt go like that,, well 9 years whent on and got me a 65 fairlane 289k 4brl auto trany posy track diff, boy did I have a ball, this being my very first ride, I'm 67 now and this c10 is still a dream ride for me, but out here wher I live you can't find this beauty! Thanks for sharing you vids Dereck!!☺
Great video, Again! You're really nailing down that older "Roadkill" vibe, without any of the corporate sponsorship feeling.
Best one yet.
Thank you appreciate that
@@ViceGripGarage Better than RED GREEN TOO but no duct tape or fires, boo hoo!!!! was there any work done prior to your arrival and those tires/rimes look fairly recent ?
That and he is actually mechanically inclined.
What is roadkill?
I always associate 30 years ago with 1970 something. I've been doing that for about 20 years now
Ditto. Then I remember my age back then and what my age is now. Funny how the facts are changed by perception. This is surely a sign of age. :-)
Yup. Know that one...
1980 something nowadays
Yeah, 30 years ago was actually 50 years ago
Right? I was working on "classic 70s cars in the late 90s. Nobody thinks about 90s cars as classic today.
I'm addicted to this channel. Battling some life issues and this just makes my day. Thank you Vice Grip!
You're absolutely welcome, best of luck to ya
You're on my prayer list, e jato.
Thanks Derek. Love the channel. I also admire your discipline of never cursing. One of the first things I noticed. I have a problem with that and it’s encouraging to see a man who is capable in these times of living life without falling to that temptation.
Well, hardly ever....
I’m cursing at my girlfriend as I’m typing this. Dang it!!
Yep. Me too. We all know this dude, love this dude and may be this dude. I’ve watched way too many episodes over the passed 48 hours.
hope things have improved in the last 11 months, stopping by to tell ya you're awesome
My shop teacher recommended you cause I told him I wanna be able to walk up to any truck and get it going and you are absolutely insane I'd love to learn how you do what you do.
That is awesome!
That s the spirit kiddo!
Try...try....try.....get pissed off.....keep trying.
Keep It Simple Silly. That's the way. On cars without emissions crap you need three things. As long you have those, it'll run.
@@vinster8884 Whats the third after coldsnacks and vicegrips?
Its Friday, I've got cold snacks and Vice Grip Garage is on the line. Life is gooder
I like ur style bud
Dr Recoil exactly what I thought
Dr Recoil,,I really like your comment, ,life is really good
My Son asked me last night
"What you watching Dad"?
I responded...
"Watchin a Guy make quality Entertainment Son, Quality Entertainment"
Thank You Sir
No thank you, and your boy! Appreciate you watching
So true, so true!!🔧😎🔧😎
You're not only a fantastic mechanic and a genius comic, you're an even better dad. Love how you had time to give your boy a hug while struggling to get that old heap on the trailer. Kudos to you...
Most guys use a truck bed to secure their tool boxes.
This guy uses a toll box to secure his bed sides.
Keep up the good work. U gunna bee famus..
I chuckled at this, thanks for the comment
@@ViceGripGarage it's factory with vice grip garage
@@ViceGripGarage 4 years later and he was right. You are famous lol
Turned on the subtitles and it says “music” when the truck fires.
Yep.
Do you think maybe a feller shoulda just bought the parts truck?
That's just what I was thinking. Or take them both?
Mike Mullay -👍😂😂😂😂
My thoughts exactly
You're looking at it😂
Recon itd be to easy..?
The family that plays together stays together. Greetings from a fellow Minnesotan. My 9 year old son says he loves watching you. I love watching with my son. Thank you for what you're doing, it means a lot to a lot of people.👌
I found this channel by accident, since then I’ve watched it every day, you’ve made a miserable lockdown here in the UK a little easier to bear.
Thank you for making these, please keep going!
Stay safe!
“When I said you could raid my junk pile kid, I don’t mean you could build your whole dam car from it” Darnel
Christine?
SCcarguy 😂😂
@@MrJeepmarine Yup
Shad Rogers Christine 😁🤛
What do you care? You're not doing anything with it. "Christine"
Love VGG. The personality, the projects, rust buckets that run like tops. This guy is a magician and comedian, I love it.
I really enjoy watching your “oldies”
She’s as rough as a stucco bathtub but I’ve always had a soft spot for straight 6 3-spd vehicles.
haha... yeah, same here
@@ViceGripGarage might be a custom cab option,
Goyim Proud that’s for sure....that’s for damn sure!
i have a soft spot for lemons in general lol
I had a 79 stepside with a 3 speed on column... Wish i kept it. But i did just buy a 79 c10 long bed and have 2 k5s i do alot of work on in my channel
My two year old son and I just love watching vice grip garage together. Its our new favorite TH-cam show. Cheers from across the trees in Canada!
This is my favorite channel. I’ve been struggling with little life threatening health issues. The simple humor and watching these vehicles start up for their first time is so satisfying.
I am Praying for You. JESUS LOVES YOU!!!
Just checked my digital pocket tv, got me this little notice, told the kids hands off my phone. Dads program is on! Turned out to good night,, thanks!! Keepem coimin!
haha... thanks for watching Andrew
Dearest Dereck & Family, I lost my wife in April this year to Cancer. I found your Channel by Fate !!! Being in Iowa I can relate to everything !!! Thank you so much for giving me entertainment, I look forward to your vids every night & weekends.... Thanks for all you do & have done for me !!!!
Love to you bro.
Me too, nearly 2 years ago now. Especially when he's working with Jessica and the boys on a project. Thanks so much.
❤️
So sorry Grant,
I lost my fiance in 2012. The pain lessens over time but the memories and warmth of her love burn on. She will always be in your heart sir.
All the best,
Mark
Thanks for sharing….. LOVE DOING Wrenching, myself..cutting back,at 73……….oddly interesting SHOWS..
A guy decided to rewatch all a fella's vidjeos. 7/4/24. Independence Day! Family, food, fireworks, firearms, fun and FREEDOM! "Merica!!!
Old school Chevy. I had two of those.. 292 version and a 250 version. They just never quit.. a little oil, and some gas... they freaking run. 30 years sitting, rolls up the ramp on its own. Holy cow.
Like a rock! 😲😲
That's why Fords are made aluminum now because they sre so much lighter to push.
I’ve heard duct tape called a lot of things but that’s the first time I’ve ever heard it called poverty chrome. Lol. I love it. Great content I never miss a video.
Thanks Mark
Poverty chrome! Hahaha. Love it.
I love how you wrench on a rusty hulk that any sane person would have turned into a toaster. Your channel is awsome. Don't change a thing, and you will have a fan for life.
He is definitely awesome and makes me smile while learning.
Now my wife is even hooked on VGG! Quality time spent together. Thanks.
Thanks you two appreciate it
With the reaction to the tools being on top of the barrel the truck knocked over, I believe you've completely captured everything that people outside of the midwest can't understand about people from the midwest. This one made my favorite list.
Haha 🤣👍
Derek, when I'm idling, I re-watch your rescues. With a wable-pop and a stoggie, love watching a feller. Thanks for sharing.
Vice grip garage logic: “it’s got oil pressure so I’m just gonna bleep bloop it about 500 miles to the south and call it a day”
And stop for a cold "snack"
Love how these old vehicles are just sat around in fields waiting for unsuspecting passers by to fall into their trap.
Haha
I just bought a c10 that sat for 19 years.
Hey my friend I have really enjoyed watching u bring em back to life. Couldn’t imagine trying to bring say a 2000 model anything back after it sat for thirty years. Never run again the oldies love em
I would love to see a "I'll Be Dipped" key ring in the store. I'd buy them in a heartbeat!
Or "sparkilater"
It's Factree!
Good ideas
I'd have way too many keychains
@@bryanjohnson7508 That, sir, is a false statement. xD
At 24:22 it might run a little better with all the sparkalater wires snipped into the old cap lol, just givin a guy a hard time while enjoying some cold snacks, keep up the great work!
Guy get's in a hurry sometimes and just can't know
I caught that as well!
@@ViceGripGarage when that hood popped i said no flippin way,,good job luv them ol chevys
Iv literally been binge watching your channel for 2 weeks now. Can't get enough. Keep up the great content.
That's faktree! Another excellent VGG video, thanks for the fun Derek. Please do some work on this truck, sir, I've already bonded with it!!!
She'll be around for a bit
It's amazing how much room is under the hood. Easy to work on for sure. I think I will get me an old truck tired of the sensors and electronic BS.
Amazing how you can get things running pretty quickly that haven't run in yrs. Love your channel my friend!
I’ve only just found Vice Grip Garage this week.. I’ve watched about 50 videos now.. lol I can’t get enough.. I just love it.
Vids like this and many of your others are the reason you're the best of the Tubes. Hands down. Thanks for helping me put the honey-do list off just the one more night. The Captain says hello.
haha.. thanks JD, appreciate it. Tell the capt yello!
What a success with what you were working with. Ace mechanic! People need to step up and give a thumbs up for these older vijayos!!!
I learn so much about carbonated motors by watching this Chanel, great job my guy!!
I think you mean carbureted. But yeah, he's definitely old school and I love it. Reminds me of when I started messing around on cars. They are so much easier to work on and more reliable too.
Can't beat old skool motors.. Dizzy, coil, sparkulators leads.. Yep yep yep it's a runner 😁
Even though your tech and editing has come so far you have managed to maintain the same feel! Way to go. That is a rare talent!
I have been watching your new stuff and now rolling back to the older stuff. I must say you pretty much have this down to a rhythm. I definitely like the fact that you have the room to save this stuff and the patience to get them going. Love all the material and hope you keep it coming!
Omg I did not expect him to pull out a machete and just chop the fuel line. 😂😂😂😂 thanks for that, Derek.
You're inspiring me to start learning more about the automotive industry, I'm learning to appreciate cars a bit more now! Thank you
Man, those straight sixes are awesome! never die! and sounds awesome when you have a more straight downpipe exhaust...
Had a wreck once broke a tooth and had to have it pulled,a few days later went to drag a new old pile home for work truck and "primed the fuel line" never in my life have I felt pain like that b4. DRY SOCKET
daaaaaang ol wee son, that's aint good. OUCH
@@ViceGripGarage ah man it was terrible,ive never done it again since (broje tooth or not) I got a little box with a universal pump and I bought every size fitting X2 and keep it all together I'll never even attempt to siphon fuel with out some DC juice.
@@ViceGripGarage YEEEEOW! My second to worst pain was gasoline in my ear. Thrashin' around in the gravel for a bit,screaming like a little girl.
You are an inspiration Sir...a fella has been hooked on this channel.
Thank you Jim, thanks for taking the time to watch
Wow, just WOW! I don't know how Derrick makes it look so easy
This reminds me of my younger days working on them old sixty's gm trucks! I owned about six of them back in the 80s!
luuuuucky!
Vice Grip Garage Looking for one now that is factory four wheel drive!
Thomas I think you mean faktree
Thers nth better than dragging up old vehicles that havnt run in 30 40 years and making them run. I love it
my thoughts exactly, thanks for watching
My brother had a 1965 Chevy truck that he used to build his house many years ago. One time he drove the family up to a swanky restaurant in old "Big Blue." I'm on my third Chevy truck now, a 1994 Silverado 350 with 357,000 miles. These videos are great. Technical know-how, common-sense details, family friendly, and scenic roadways. Thanks again, Derek
Your wife doesn't laugh too much at you, she's a keeper!
She's just overexposed to my dumbness
@@ViceGripGarage Your dumbness ? I want to be an idiot like you.
You know you're a Motorhead when you're sitting on the other side of the video screen saying come on baby fire fire...
I do the exact same thing, I'm like come on suck that has into the carb
Or when you try to sweet talk your truck into going "Just 20 more miles. Just 20 more!!!!" Lol
i remember saying bring the thunder lol
and hyaa ssss hyaaaa get in there hyaaa sssss, haha
I’ve really enjoyed your channel. You set a great example of a hard working Dad and family man. You definitely deserve all your success. This video is one of my favorites because I’m a big fan of the old farm trucks being brought back to life. I’ve saved a few myself through the years. It’s rewarding to put them back in service. I’m a Jeep nut so when I saw that old Gladiator in the background, I was hoping you could do a future video of going back and saving that one too. I’d love to come up and drag her back home.
You know you are doing it right, when your wife laughs at your antics. Classic episode!
His wife actually attends this event, mine wouldn't..
Alright as a Mainah (Someone from Maine) I can relate to this feller quite a bit. Hittin that subscribitory switch.
Appreciate you pushing that button! Glad you enjoy
Hello from another follow Mainah
this guy is the best & funnyah then heell hahaha
I wish I could have seen you 40 years ago....... you really are a lot of information for us oldtimers and everyone else loves you....... keep up the good work!!!!!!!!
Great episode. My dad still pulls a camper with his '63 Chevy ton dually with the 6 banger. 292 I think? Not sure, but those old straight sixes are something else
Who's back re-watching in 2024
Me, That's who.
Who do I Trust?
ME!!!
All I got in This world is my b^lls & My word, and I don't break 'em for no one.
Just started watching VGG this spring and I can't get enough of the show!!
@vicegripgarage where’s the 65 at?? Need a update vid on her
Me too. Can see how much he has changed and at the same time how much is the same.
Hubcap hills
Dereks not only the funniest fellar I’ve ever watched, his videos are informative start to finish allowing viewers to learn something!!
Bet when you fired up,the circle track racers stopped and said listen to that old Chevy 6 running
I think you're right, Red flagged the track
Derek. I am now a firm believer you can make anything run, in any condition, any age & you do not shy away from the worst ever just great gooder fun 😀
I find these videos of you bringing these Gems back from the dead far more entertaining than anything Hollywood has put out in the last 10 years. And, when one fires up and runs again - I feel the excitement you must be feeling. I truly love what your doing and I love the way your doing it. Thank you!
Love this show this guy is hilarious. And gives me motivation to work on my junk and have learned a few thing keep doing what your doing
We had a truck just like this when i was a teenager, think it had a cracked block and only 1st gear but we couldnt kill it, just kept on going.
my neighbor had one that burnt a valve. He took the head off to take the valve out and slapped it back together missing one entirely. ... ironically, that was 1989. Things changed so fast. I remember the generation that taught me.. bitching about the brand new electronic TBI in the trucks. If some of them could see them still running 30 years later.. I wonder what they'd say.
Dang thats awesome
Got a 64 swb that was just like that one to far gone .got her in 82 best rig ever made still have her always will thanks for your time and wit keep em coming!!!
My brother just introduced me to this channel on Friday night and now I can't stop watching or laughing! Love the content!
"You can't unbend the bend to snag it in once its bent to rebend it once its down"
I started watching this channel about two weeks ago. I am having flash backs of working with my dad and brothers on cars. Lots of dang memories. Get a little of that broken down car stress thing going, but its lots of fun to watch you do what we did. Back yard tree mechanics.
Absolutely love the personality and comedic genius. One of the reasons I subscribed and watch.
Thanks buddy!
Bro, you never cease to amaze me every time you do a video on a barnyard find!! Good Job!!!
The c10 we have in our family was a 1964 sidestep variant with a long-bed used on the farm. My dad got it for the first time in the 90's and rebuilt it's engine from scratch. Right now it is named Lazarus because it has been restored all over it over 3 times and the most recent was about 3-4 years ago.
With the hurricane coming, my son used some good flexi bolts to hold the shutters over the windows. Its factory.
excellent
Man I lost it when you were loading it on the trailer, backed into the barrel and then almost fell out of the cab lmao
65 Chevy 3/4 ton has been sitting for a few years on the family property. My grandson and I will get it running for sure!
Thanks Derek for the inspiration!
Reminds me of the old song "Classified" by C.W. McCall.
Dog's name is Frank
I have the vinyl..i love CW ..wolfcreek pass is my fave..
Well I was goin’ through the want ads........
"Fourteen east on County 12, turn right on the one-lane gravel road, you can park in the yard, beware of the dog, wipe your feet off, knock three times, and bring your billfold."
George Merusi $28.15 you got a deal I’ll go get the title and a can full of gas
I am convinced there isn’t a car out there you can’t start! Love that Jessica is there with the kids! What an adventure! Looking forward to the follow up!
Thanks Jessica - she's always helping somehow!
Fantastic video! You never cease to amaze me in your funny, resilient and very informative way of getting these old beasts to run. I'm sure you've been told this millions of times, but you are an inspiring and great teacher. I had a 62 C10 in about the same shape and changed its starter in the parking lot of a gas station in the pouring rain laying in a puddle. Looking forward to getting my 86 Bronco dialed in with your helpful hints.
I literally took on the word “sparkalators” (spark plugs) and “lightning cube” (battery) lol thank you for that. My friends all look at me crazy and I like it.
I also shamelessly call rust holes "speed holes" and any crumbly rust "weight reduction"
Awesome, but without a doubt this one was pissing you off after a bit. When you were loading it on the trailer there was a split second you hoped it fell off and lit on fire lmao
I can't help but think what a hell of auto shop instructor you would make. Your just so much fun to listen to. Much better than my grandfather who ( I sill admire ) use to say other people can do it just figure it out.
I laughed so hard when he opened the door and there's no seats.
Bought a cuda with same situation.did the right thing and used the spare tire for the seat. got pulled over and the cop was impressed that I had a steering wheel. LMAO all the way home!
One of my fondest childhood memories is riding home with dad in a beater 56 Chevy sitting on milk crates.
@@randybettis76 a guy just needs something to sit on to reach the steering wheel
Recently started following-binge watching the old episodes and checking everyday for more! Love your show (AUS)
I have been starting engines out on the ground sitting in pastures since the 70's. I just rebuilt an Autolite carb' on the kitchen table , this evening. It was from a 1967 F600 Ford farm truck sitting in a field and hasn't been started in more than 10 years. It gets in your blood...I love your laid back attitude. I am more inclined to throw a 25 cent cuss word in there every now and then. LOL Keep on bringing the old ones back alive !!!!
you my freind are a true diamond ion the rough.. i could watch all day
15- Too young
36- Too old
24- Just right
that outta work
Works for any in line cummins also
That's how we learned it in high school auto mechanics! Lol
Works for bmws to lol
Quite frankly, you are one hell of an automobile mechanic. I simply love this TH-cam channel. Its addictive.
That old blue C 10 sounded like Christine running when she came back into the garage on fire in the movie. 😂
hahaha
Your an amazing mechanic. Love watching your videos. I don’t think there’s anything you can’t get running
I have bad adhd. You’re videos do a great job of holding my attention. Love everything you do
His voice makes me want to eat pancakes with maple syrup while I’m watching a moose clean the ice with the Zamboni
Assuming your bride is running the camera, I liked her giggle when you got back inside the truck after a damage control assessment-ha ha!
I was thinking, there is no way my wife would be on board with that whole situation.
haha
Yeah, she's a keeper
Yeah, funny how women (not all, but most) view things differently.
LoL .. my wife would have said B.S if your going to bring that p.o.s home...she doesn't see the diamond's in the ruff.
Today is 02/04/2021... it is so good to hear the sounds of summer in this video!!!!!
He’s so dry in humor it just works lol. It’s not even forced either you can tell that’s really him haha. Right in brother.
Can’t kill a Chevy straight six! Good video as always. U are the man😎.
Thank you Steven
Wow I can’t believe someone walked away from and deserted this abandon find.good on you for for attempting to revitalize
A feller told me awhile back that a skeeter landed at the airport in Minneapolis/St, Paul and they pumped 30,000 gallons of jet fuel into it before they noticed it was a skeeter.
As a Manitoban I appreciate this comment
That's been known to happen.
Very entertaining and good sense of humor. Best wishes from Finland!
I was 9yo in 65, every time I'de see one like this I'de think,,one day I'll get one, did'nt go like that,, well 9 years whent on and got me a 65 fairlane 289k 4brl auto trany posy track diff, boy did I have a ball, this being my very first ride, I'm 67 now and this c10 is still a dream ride for me,
but out here wher I live you can't find this beauty! Thanks for sharing you vids Dereck!!☺
Damn you, now I'm going to have to buy a project truck. I'm telling my wife it's your fault. :)
haha... I'm used to it!
I did just that! Bought a 71 ford f-250. Damn him all to hell...LMAO. As he likes to say, "Whats a guy to do!".