Ok let me correct a misconception about the movie. The actors were in the rear cockpit of F/A 18 F Super Hornets. ... DoD policy is VERY VERY clear on one thing... if you aren't fully qualified in an aircraft you don't touch the controls. No actor flew a jet in that movie. They flew IN them. They were put through training for orientation purposes and because those sequences are very real. There is no or minimal CGI in the flying scenes. The actors also were trained in aerial cinematography because they did operate the cameras in the jet. But none of them manipulated the controls.
Well DANG! I hate that I misunderstood that!!! I saw so much coverage about the actors getting their PPLs, moving onto Extras for aerobatics training and then into the jets- but I must have gotten too excited with my understanding that they were the actual PICs in the flying maneuvers!!! Shucks! I wish I could edit my video!!
@@flyingsparksgarage Don't worry about it. You're not the only one. Like I said, all that stuff they did was for orientation and acclimation. I'm a pilot and been around planes since a wee thing and I am not at all certain I could handle those maneuvers...but I would sure give a toe or 2 to give it a try. 😁
Well said. To add to your comment, the training that the actors went through was due to them being in the aircraft during landing and take offs on a carrier which meant they were over water. They had to be trained in case of an ejections while flying over the water.
@@84yoda4x4 Very true. Military aviation is quite dangerous and carrier flying even more so. This very minute the Navy has shut down training flights for a safety pause because they had 3 crashes in I think 8 days losing 6 people. It's no joke and more reason why they don't let actors touch the stick not when even pilots with years of intense training behind them are going down.
Good thing you forgot something and turned back just to discover the paper towel issue. I wonder if it would have just continued to blow out as you drove on. The computer wire issue is proof as to why it's best to travel with good friends on the road. So glad it worked out simple. AARON ROCKS!!!! With that heavy tire I think y'all will need to make some upgrades for future use. That tiny latch just won't work for that gianormous tire. But Betty is ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL ❤️ WOW OH WOW!!!! Loving this series of videos and getting to travel with y'all! Crazy Hot so stay cool and safe!!!
It is a good looking bronco. Love that you drive older collectable vehicles. Keeping them on the road and giving eye candy to the masses with something other than the cookie-cutter cars that the rest of the masses have the drive.
I absolutely love the house, it has the a farm house, cabin, rustic vibe that everyone is trying to do in their own houses now . I would love to see more.
2016 we did the power tour in our 73 K5 Blazer. No top. The second day we got stuck in Houston under a gas station awning for 3 hours. The rest of the week it was over 100. My two sons got burnt...twice. My daughter and I used sunscreen. Shade Shade Shade! We had just finished the LS swap, and the only reoccurring issue was it was pressurizing the gas tank, if we didn't stop to release it it would vapor lock. Leaving Kansas City the hydraulic clutch blew apart on the exit ramp. We limped it into a hotel for the night, and the next morning I found the clutch pieces on the ramp. WOW. rigged it up and made it back to Texas with no more issues. Home yalls gremlins are strait, now fun in the sun.....should have got the white top for this trip!
Aaron is a very competent tech/ mechanic. Sometimes sh*t happens. Aaron is a humble patient man. Emily and Aaron compliment each other, great couple. Looking forward to your adventures on this trip. I like older houses like yours, you can feel the warmth.
You guys showed up in one of Derick's PT vids then you started showing up in my feed and now I can't stop watching. lol Might never make it down for HRPT, but I'll def be living vicariously through all you content creators. Thanks for making this old fart smile............a lot. Subbed, btw.
LOL. Paper towels down the carb is how you clean some carbon off the top of your valves without removing the heads. lol. I myself have found it better to use Sea Foam for that. lol.
Sorry Aaron, That sounds really sketchy to me. How does a feller forget he stuffed a wad of towel paper in the carburetor and then not even seeing it when he's putting the air filter back on....gotta call this one a serious Fail.
Love the breakfast, your house too. Poor Aron, was that a "quicker picker upper". You've had 3 mishaps on the first day. I wuddah turned around and said it wasn't meant to be. I was so scared when you were stopped on the hiway. Please, you have a good 4 WD and biggie tires , pull way off the road into the weeds. So many idiots playing with , phone, radio, eating. They are not watching for traffic that is slowing down rubber necking at you and slam into them causing serious accidents. Please pull WAY off next time, do not trust passing vehicles to see you. Love you guys and can't wait for the next vid. Be safe.
The fuse...don't need those but somebody might...the car community is absolutely awesome...here's where to learn America, we have to share this world, lets do it together...this is what I love about being a car guy...you guys are amazing...thank you!!!
If your tow hitch has a square reciver, you can add a “sway away” attachment, often used on VW Vanagons, to mount your spare tire and then it conveniently swings out of the way when you need to get to your back hatch.
Your home is cool! Those old gas stoves will outlast anything newer. The most important thing is that it is your home!😎👍 Didn't know there are vehicles that get worse mileage than my big block Suburban.....mine gets a even 10 mpg on the highway! Be safe in your travels, and thank you for all the extra effort loading videos each day!🙂🛻
Great video! You were talking about your house and it looks great. I have an older Victorian style house here in CT. My garage is detached and for years it is where I did all my mechanical work. The last several years it has gotten taken over with auto parts, tires, etc. and the work is getting done outdoors. You have no idea how fast I can change a starter on a 4 cylinder Toyota while it is snowing. For many years that was the only car. Got a couple more now to have back up vehicles. And the garage is getting cleaned out. I didn't have it in me to sell the boat to get another vehicle, now that I got them, a Tacoma and a Camry, I'm rebuilding the boat. Keep up the great work and have fun! Your videos are amazing!
Really cool. So you both forgot something somewhere😜. Great fun to watch and lovely as always. That recording of Roxy was amazing, I'll forever love how she sounds.
We live in a 950 Sq ft house that's 45 years old and sitting on 8 acres and we love it. We have a 65 fastback mustang and a 53 f1 and a 79 lil red and several boats. Thanks for making great videos and taking us along. I hope you guys have a great trip and keep up the positive vibes.
Wow ! Great meal great home ! And to live right next door to the home you grew up in ..Awesome !! First day was eventful , but thats all part of it right !?!... thanks for sharing 👍
Run a ratchet strap from the top of the spare tire up to your rollbar. That ought to take the pressure off while bouncing long distance down the highway!
Sooooo very happy that it was just a fuse on the ECU. Had me really worried for you guys there for a moment. That excellent karma you always have, has clearly paid off!! I sincerely hope the rest of Hot Rod Power Week goes smoothly for you guys and that you guys as well as all of your friends have an amazing and safe time! Take care!
I love your house Emily. Even if it was just a run down shack, I would love it, because of the garage! I am so jealous of your garage and parking space around it. Interesting concept in trying to save petrol. How many miles per roll of paper towel does the Bronco do? Aaron, might be a good idea to listen to Emily's suggestion to fit an expansion bottle to the cooling system. Could save the cost of a new engine. You are good at improvising on the go. Just bodge a partly filled drink bottle on the overflow pipe. Probably will help, and surely can't do any harm. Top tip: Don't fill it with paper towels!
No need to apologize for your home. It is yours. Too many house poor people wish they had the liquidity to do the things you both have. Years ago, a business associate commented after visiting my house, saying she thought my home would be bigger. Eleven rooms and four baths who needs more ? Enjoy your home. It fits you both. Stay safe.
Nice footage of the first day of the PowerTour trip.... Figures that the Found On the Road Dead Bronco would encounter problems 250 miles out and would have melted wires but good that Aaron was able to fix the mess... Nice options on the Bronco with the stereo, A/C, monitors and the tiedown strap on the tailgate was an exceptionally nice touch.... Good job!!!!!
I would love to do the Power Tour but with the price of fuel I can't see it right now. Glad you guys have the opportunity to do it. Safe travels my friends!
What Can I say . Yall are brave souls .Taking that old Bronco II on such a long trip. I know yall are top notch mechanics and great problem solvers but still .There are a lot of road gremlins out there . I have a ragged out 1986 bull nose bronco that I am putting back together , and I trust my mechanic , but I would not trust it on a long trip . Yall be safe and wave when you come through Memphis .
I was 18 just out of high school owning a 67 Chevy Malibu for a year and two of my friends and we were taking a month long trip out West from Milwaukee Wi. We had a car top carrier to pack a tent there.. I calculated so many miles per tank. In Minnesota the gas stations back than seem like there were like five miles off the main freeway. I ran out gas two miles off freeway because I didn't calculated the wind drag. Learning life lesson as a young man
Thank you for including the paper towel incident! Seriously, we know that you are very capable mechanics and it just shows that stuff happens…it is these types of little reminders we all need every once in a while to engrave the lessons so we never do it again…or hopefully not for a long time again lol
Enjoyed the video, but most of all, enjoyed seeing your kitchen at the beginning. I have the same exact stove! It's so old I didn't think there was another one in existence. Happy cooking.
Your house is a home. I've seen plenty of houses that were show places but not homes. I live in a small house that was built to be a rental property that I renovated. It has some flaws that would have been very expensive to correct so I left them like they were. I call my home a bungled-low.
You're not the first person to leave SOMETHING in the wrong place and "button her up", and you won't be the last. Your trip is starting like most of mine always did in an older vehicle. Hope it gets better! Have a great time.
You make it fun no matter what. Aaron didn’t seem quite as thrilled 😄 as you with those rag particles coming out of exhaust. 110 miles per tank 9 mpg and my last trip with my ‘66 F100 i missed my goal of 1000 miles on a fill by 90 miles. Got caught in heavy headwinds plus running 75-80 mph on first 505 mi 19.5 mpg but slowing it down to 65 mpg and bit of tailwind was rewarded with 24.8 mpg! Can’t believe it’s been 7 yrs following you already..
Love that stove!! We need a home tour. Can you remove the back seat and put the spare inside against the tailgate and the rest of you stuff behind the front seats? The roads are gonna beat that rear quarter to death. Hope you have a great trip
Watched your videos while recovering from detached retina surgery. Emily you are such a positive person and have helped me get through day 3!!! My wife has a Bronco sport, big bend edition and we love it. Thanks for all your hard work editing. You are such an all around beautiful woman. Hubby is a cool guy too! So lucky you have such a great love for each other!
Also we all really appreciate you taking the time editing every evening after all of those long days so we can come along with you virtually on the Power Tour. Thank you so much, Emily!
HA! I had the same year Pontiac Ventura and repainted it nearly that same color. Color Blue was from a then current (1985) IROC Z. Cool road trip y'all are taking!
I’m hooked on these daily updates. I live in Arkansas so I was watching for the road signs when you left Texas and entered Arkansas. Good Luck on the rest of the trip.
Don't beat yourself up over the paper towel Aaron, we all do things like that, besides, you had a lot on you getting everything ready for this trip. Whatever it is, you can definitely figure it out! 👍
Really enjoying the daily updates. One of my want too things in life is to go on power tour. Hopefully soon I'll have the chance. Keep up the goid work.
Lol, don't feel bad about leetting your baby eat a paper towel! I've actually done that too on my old Volvo 142 dual carb and it wasn't a problem after she passed it out! That also explained why I had a hard time starting her too! You live and learn, that's what its all about! 😁👍
Y'all are awesome 😎 No apology needed for you guys awesome little house, I was always told it takes more than sticks and bricks to make a home. I'm loving the videos. Safe travels to you and all the power tour gang
Don't sweat the paper towel, AAron. I know a guy that left shop rags under the carb. Heck! I had a ground squirl build a nest in the air filter box, then chew a hole in the filter. Sad to say but only one mini squirl didn't make it.
Y'all's house is cool. I downsized some years back, but It took me a while to understand that a cool little house is far better than some large high-dollar house that 3/4s of it is never even used. So now I'm like, Why spend the type of money it takes to buy and maintain a house that really isn't doing anything for you besides draining your bank account? I can find much better things to spend my money on and be much happier seeing I never have to stress over paying to maintain it.. lol.
Ok let me correct a misconception about the movie. The actors were in the rear cockpit of F/A 18 F Super Hornets.
... DoD policy is VERY VERY clear on one thing...
if you aren't fully qualified in an aircraft you don't touch the controls. No actor flew a jet in that movie. They flew IN them. They were put through training for orientation purposes and because those sequences are very real. There is no or minimal CGI in the flying scenes. The actors also were trained in aerial cinematography because they did operate the cameras in the jet. But none of them manipulated the controls.
Well DANG! I hate that I misunderstood that!!! I saw so much coverage about the actors getting their PPLs, moving onto Extras for aerobatics training and then into the jets- but I must have gotten too excited with my understanding that they were the actual PICs in the flying maneuvers!!! Shucks! I wish I could edit my video!!
I do have to admit that the CGI was absolutely amazing
@@flyingsparksgarage Don't worry about it. You're not the only one. Like I said, all that stuff they did was for orientation and acclimation. I'm a pilot and been around planes since a wee thing and I am not at all certain I could handle those maneuvers...but I would sure give a toe or 2 to give it a try. 😁
Well said. To add to your comment, the training that the actors went through was due to them being in the aircraft during landing and take offs on a carrier which meant they were over water. They had to be trained in case of an ejections while flying over the water.
@@84yoda4x4 Very true. Military aviation is quite dangerous and carrier flying even more so. This very minute the Navy has shut down training flights for a safety pause because they had 3 crashes in I think 8 days losing 6 people. It's no joke and more reason why they don't let actors touch the stick not when even pilots with years of intense training behind them are going down.
Good thing you forgot something and turned back just to discover the paper towel issue. I wonder if it would have just continued to blow out as you drove on. The computer wire issue is proof as to why it's best to travel with good friends on the road. So glad it worked out simple. AARON ROCKS!!!! With that heavy tire I think y'all will need to make some upgrades for future use. That tiny latch just won't work for that gianormous tire. But Betty is ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL ❤️ WOW OH WOW!!!! Loving this series of videos and getting to travel with y'all! Crazy Hot so stay cool and safe!!!
You're so cute. Your face just lights up when you smile, and you smile all the time. Good job!
It is a good looking bronco. Love that you drive older collectable vehicles. Keeping them on the road and giving eye candy to the masses with something other than the cookie-cutter cars that the rest of the masses have the drive.
It’s more than a house… it’s your HOME! And, it’s awesome. Have a great week and a safe trip folks!
I absolutely love the house, it has the a farm house, cabin, rustic vibe that everyone is trying to do in their own houses now . I would love to see more.
I would love to see more too... if ya know what I mean 😛🤣👻🤫🔥
@@brodsterm3 are you saying Emily has GHOST? If so I'm in for some paranormal mechanisms!
2016 we did the power tour in our 73 K5 Blazer. No top. The second day we got stuck in Houston under a gas station awning for 3 hours. The rest of the week it was over 100. My two sons got burnt...twice. My daughter and I used sunscreen. Shade Shade Shade! We had just finished the LS swap, and the only reoccurring issue was it was pressurizing the gas tank, if we didn't stop to release it it would vapor lock. Leaving Kansas City the hydraulic clutch blew apart on the exit ramp. We limped it into a hotel for the night, and the next morning I found the clutch pieces on the ramp. WOW. rigged it up and made it back to Texas with no more issues.
Home yalls gremlins are strait, now fun in the sun.....should have got the white top for this trip!
Aaron is a very competent tech/ mechanic.
Sometimes sh*t happens.
Aaron is a humble patient man.
Emily and Aaron compliment each other, great couple.
Looking forward to your adventures on this trip.
I like older houses like yours, you can feel the warmth.
Thank you for your kind words, Gary 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
So true, he remains calm and works the issue at hand. A man we can all Respect :)
@@nvwlsnvwls2785 She doesn't film the bad words.
You guys showed up in one of Derick's PT vids then you started showing up in my feed and now I can't stop watching. lol Might never make it down for HRPT, but I'll def be living vicariously through all you content creators.
Thanks for making this old fart smile............a lot.
Subbed, btw.
Trust me a big house is just a wast of money now a big shop is not !! Lol thank you for your videos
You guys are always putting off such a positive vibe, it’s fun to watch .
LOL. Paper towels down the carb is how you clean some carbon off the top of your valves without removing the heads. lol. I myself have found it better to use Sea Foam for that. lol.
Yay ! friends of Sarah -n- Tuned have a great life, home, family close by !
Sarah n Tuned is one of my favorites, She's a very smart lady. I've watched her videos from the beginning.
@@timglass6041 - agreed.
That paper towel went thru the carb thru the cylinders and muffler and then out. Amazing.
Sorry Aaron, That sounds really sketchy to me. How does a feller forget he stuffed a wad of towel paper in the carburetor and then not even seeing it when he's putting the air filter back on....gotta call this one a serious Fail.
Love the breakfast, your house too. Poor Aron, was that a "quicker picker upper". You've had 3 mishaps on the first day. I wuddah turned around and said it wasn't meant to be.
I was so scared when you were stopped on the hiway. Please, you have a good 4 WD and biggie tires , pull way off the road into the weeds. So many idiots playing with , phone, radio, eating. They are not watching for traffic that is slowing down rubber necking at you and slam into them causing serious accidents. Please pull WAY off next time, do not trust passing vehicles to see you.
Love you guys and can't wait for the next vid. Be safe.
The fuse...don't need those but somebody might...the car community is absolutely awesome...here's where to learn America, we have to share this world, lets do it together...this is what I love about being a car guy...you guys are amazing...thank you!!!
If your tow hitch has a square reciver, you can add a “sway away” attachment, often used on VW Vanagons, to mount your spare tire and then it conveniently swings out of the way when you need to get to your back hatch.
yeah the tires when mounted on rims and filled with air are quite heavy, maybe 100 pounds if not more depending on the size
That would be way better than the original sway arm on it, but they seem to like keeping things original. But I agree with your suggestion.👍
If the tire would fit , take out the back seat , tire on floor , pile stuff on it .
@@larryc8607 won’t fit with rear seat installed.
@@64jazdude take the seat out .
Your home is cool! Those old gas stoves will outlast anything newer. The most important thing is that it is your home!😎👍
Didn't know there are vehicles that get worse mileage than my big block Suburban.....mine gets a even 10 mpg on the highway!
Be safe in your travels, and thank you for all the extra effort loading videos each day!🙂🛻
I love your house! It looks cozy and awesome! Except for a few glitches, here we go! Thanks for bringing us along, y'all!✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
Great video! You were talking about your house and it looks great. I have an older Victorian style house here in CT. My garage is detached and for years it is where I did all my mechanical work. The last several years it has gotten taken over with auto parts, tires, etc. and the work is getting done outdoors. You have no idea how fast I can change a starter on a 4 cylinder Toyota while it is snowing. For many years that was the only car. Got a couple more now to have back up vehicles. And the garage is getting cleaned out. I didn't have it in me to sell the boat to get another vehicle, now that I got them, a Tacoma and a Camry, I'm rebuilding the boat. Keep up the great work and have fun! Your videos are amazing!
Really cool.
So you both forgot something somewhere😜.
Great fun to watch and lovely as always.
That recording of Roxy was amazing, I'll forever love how she sounds.
Your house has the patina of a beautiful old car. This is not your house, it’s your home. In my opinion it looks phenomenal!!!!
We live in a 950 Sq ft house that's 45 years old and sitting on 8 acres and we love it. We have a 65 fastback mustang and a 53 f1 and a 79 lil red and several boats. Thanks for making great videos and taking us along. I hope you guys have a great trip and keep up the positive vibes.
Wow ! Great meal great home ! And to live right next door to the home you grew up in ..Awesome !!
First day was eventful , but thats all part of it right !?!... thanks for sharing 👍
I never get enough of Finley! I love the car content! I own a 66 Mustang, But love the house and family!!
Reminds me of when I drove my ‘76 Bronco from Houston to Washington State in November 2005. Kept breaking down over and over, but finally made it.
Run a ratchet strap from the top of the spare tire up to your rollbar. That ought to take the pressure off while bouncing long distance down the highway!
dannnnnnng how does she make me fall in love with her MORE and MORE every single episode????
(The BRONCO!!!). 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sooooo very happy that it was just a fuse on the ECU. Had me really worried for you guys there for a moment. That excellent karma you always have, has clearly paid off!! I sincerely hope the rest of Hot Rod Power Week goes smoothly for you guys and that you guys as well as all of your friends have an amazing and safe time! Take care!
I got rid of my stock spare tire carrier 20 years ago. You're video brought back memories.
Soooo happy that when I "mess" up it's not on video for all to see...... I hope you guys have a safe and fun week (wish I was there too).
Power tour has been ony bucket list since it first started. I love all these videos so much. Thank you for doing what you do.
I love your house Emily. Even if it was just a run down shack, I would love it, because of the garage! I am so jealous of your garage and parking space around it.
Interesting concept in trying to save petrol. How many miles per roll of paper towel does the Bronco do?
Aaron, might be a good idea to listen to Emily's suggestion to fit an expansion bottle to the cooling system. Could save the cost of a new engine. You are good at improvising on the go. Just bodge a partly filled drink bottle on the overflow pipe. Probably will help, and surely can't do any harm. Top tip: Don't fill it with paper towels!
No need to apologize for your home. It is yours. Too many house poor people wish they had the liquidity to do the things you both have. Years ago, a business associate commented after visiting my house, saying she thought my home would be bigger. Eleven rooms and four baths who needs more ? Enjoy your home. It fits you both. Stay safe.
One thing for sure Emily and Aaron, when you build them you can fix them. Keep calm and carry on!!
Nice footage of the first day of the PowerTour trip.... Figures that the Found On the Road Dead Bronco would encounter problems 250 miles out and would have melted wires but good that Aaron was able to fix the mess... Nice options on the Bronco with the stereo, A/C, monitors and the tiedown strap on the tailgate was an exceptionally nice touch.... Good job!!!!!
Your property is beautiful. The house, shop and all. That Bronco is slick.
It takes knowledge and skill to own and drive cool old cars. You have both.
I would love to do the Power Tour but with the price of fuel I can't see it right now. Glad you guys have the opportunity to do it. Safe travels my friends!
we all cant afford it, so we watching here to!
I'm telling you, leave the damn tire at home! Too late now Love the interior of the house. I'd be happy there.
Absolute Classy and a Bronco too. humanity on a different level.
Oh my that breakfast looks fantastic, you should start a recipe channel as well
You guys remind me of me and my second wife so much….
enjoy every minute of life to the fullest because it goes so fast.
What Can I say . Yall are brave souls .Taking that old Bronco II on such a long trip. I know yall are top notch mechanics and great problem solvers but still .There are a lot of road gremlins out there . I have a ragged out 1986 bull nose bronco that I am putting back together , and I trust my mechanic , but I would not trust it on a long trip . Yall be safe and wave when you come through Memphis .
Top Gun Maverick was amazing. One of the rare things when a sequel is better than the first movie.
I was 18 just out of high school owning a 67 Chevy Malibu for a year and two of my friends and we were taking a month long trip out West from Milwaukee Wi. We had a car top carrier to pack a tent there.. I calculated so many miles per tank. In Minnesota the gas stations back than seem like there were like five miles off the main freeway. I ran out gas two miles off freeway because I didn't calculated the wind drag. Learning life lesson as a young man
Thank you for including the paper towel incident! Seriously, we know that you are very capable mechanics and it just shows that stuff happens…it is these types of little reminders we all need every once in a while to engrave the lessons so we never do it again…or hopefully not for a long time again lol
I love the Bronco! It stands out in the sea of other vehicles. Have fun and safe travels!
Enjoyed the video, but most of all, enjoyed seeing your kitchen at the beginning. I have the same exact stove! It's so old I didn't think there was another one in existence. Happy cooking.
Your house is a home. I've seen plenty of houses that were show places but not homes. I live in a small house that was built to be a rental property that I renovated. It has some flaws that would have been very expensive to correct so I left them like they were. I call my home a bungled-low.
Awesome. I love this. You are not the first people to suck up a paper towel, shop towel etc. etc.
Welcome to Arkansas hope my city treated you well. Be safe on the rest of the trip.
You're not the first person to leave SOMETHING in the wrong place and "button her up", and you won't be the last. Your trip is starting like most of mine always did in an older vehicle. Hope it gets better! Have a great time.
You make it fun no matter what. Aaron didn’t seem quite as thrilled 😄 as you with those rag particles coming out of exhaust.
110 miles per tank 9 mpg and my last trip with my ‘66 F100 i missed my goal of 1000 miles on a fill by 90 miles. Got caught in heavy headwinds plus running 75-80 mph on first 505 mi 19.5 mpg but slowing it down to 65 mpg and bit of tailwind was rewarded with 24.8 mpg! Can’t believe it’s been 7 yrs following you already..
Sure appreciate your years of support!!!
Love that stove!! We need a home tour. Can you remove the back seat and put the spare inside against the tailgate and the rest of you stuff behind the front seats? The roads are gonna beat that rear quarter to death. Hope you have a great trip
You could lean your AFR at cruse speed closer to 14.1 might help MPG 13.1 a little rich
Love what i can see of your house, really old world character.
Safe travels! Enjoy your coverage. Hot Springs Arkansas I really like that bronco love to find one like it!
Watched your videos while recovering from detached retina surgery. Emily you are such a positive person and have helped me get through day 3!!! My wife has a Bronco sport, big bend edition and we love it. Thanks for all your hard work editing. You are such an all around beautiful woman. Hubby is a cool guy too! So lucky you have such a great love for each other!
And having a home that is paid for is a Wonderful thing!
Praying that old Pony gets you there and back!
Great video, I felt that I was along for the ride. Can't wait for the next one. Bill
You guys are awesome!!! Have a kick ass week!! BE SAFE!!
Nice roadside repair job Aaron. The sign of a good mechanic. Have fun.
Also we all really appreciate you taking the time editing every evening after all of those long days so we can come along with you virtually on the Power Tour. Thank you so much, Emily!
Killing It!!! Keep up the good work! Have Fun! It is a vacation too! A Working Vacation!!!
HA! I had the same year Pontiac Ventura and repainted it nearly that same color. Color Blue was from a then current (1985) IROC Z. Cool road trip y'all are taking!
Beautiful job of filming. I look forward to seeing the rest of your trip.
I’m hooked on these daily updates. I live in Arkansas so I was watching for the road signs when you left Texas and entered Arkansas. Good Luck on the rest of the trip.
Awesome adventure. Thanks for sharing. Travel safe on Power Tour.
Don't beat yourself up over the paper towel Aaron, we all do things like that, besides, you had a lot on you getting everything ready for this trip. Whatever it is, you can definitely figure it out! 👍
People spending thousands on trying to get the look your house/cabin has, it's beautiful, my wife would die for that double oven...
I'm sure I'm not the only one who had a skipping heartbeat when your EFI system shut off. Thank goodness it was just the fuse. Safe travels.
That paper towel dd a good job cleaning out the exhaust out. Good thinking!!
I had forgotten what it is like to drive an older car on a road trip until I saw you on this adventure :):):)
Very cool looking home!
Very cool, my go-to is single malt scotch, neat ...
I love your Bronco it's a pretty vehicle. Yes, I saw your Texas plates, Texas is my home down in Cedar Park TX. I love your site. Have a safe trip.
I was honestly thinking or hoping it was clickbait title but the video didn't disappoint unfortunately, safe travels Aaron and Em.
Your house is awesome. I would live in a house like that in a heartbeat.
It sucks I missed Power Tour. I live just south of the venue in Birmingham, lost track of the date, and it blew by.
I would say, Aaron is a very smart & good man to treat you like his queen
Really enjoying the daily updates. One of my want too things in life is to go on power tour. Hopefully soon I'll have the chance. Keep up the goid work.
Pretty amazing that waited til you got home !!!
Yum, love the breakfast! Good luck on the trip my friend. Tell Aaron hey.
Hi Chris!! Thanks so much bud!
Lol, don't feel bad about leetting your baby eat a paper towel! I've actually done that too on my old Volvo 142 dual carb and it wasn't a problem after she passed it out! That also explained why I had a hard time starting her too! You live and learn, that's what its all about! 😁👍
Y'all are awesome 😎 No apology needed for you guys awesome little house, I was always told it takes more than sticks and bricks to make a home. I'm loving the videos. Safe travels to you and all the power tour gang
Thanks for the video. So funny about the paper towel, glad you figured it out!
Don't sweat the paper towel, AAron. I know a guy that left shop rags under the carb. Heck! I had a ground squirl build a nest in the air filter box, then chew a hole in the filter. Sad to say but only one mini squirl didn't make it.
Fun fun fun thanks for taking us along!
this reminds me of the days when we drove and fixed our way cross-country. good times.
Thanks for all your efforts on doing a daily update. No more issues.
We appreciate your sacrifice for our viewing. Glad it was a minor problem. Keep up the great work.
Wow, no beer on a Sunday! That is so old fashioned 🍺🍺🍺🍺
You and your family are so sweet! Always smiling while watching.☺️ Good luck on the tour. 🇺🇸
You can get a beer at a restaurant or bar on a Sunday in Arkansas. You can take a growler out too.
Yes number 1
Stay safe and have a blast.
The new Top Gun film is great. Watched it here in France a couple of weeks ago.
Love your house situation. It must be great to live so close to your family
Y'all's house is cool. I downsized some years back, but It took me a while to understand that a cool little house is far better than some large high-dollar house that 3/4s of it is never even used. So now I'm like, Why spend the type of money it takes to buy and maintain a house that really isn't doing anything for you besides draining your bank account? I can find much better things to spend my money on and be much happier seeing I never have to stress over paying to maintain it.. lol.