Sleeperdude tells all! How much did you make? What have you sold? What cars do you keep?
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- In this video we tell all the behind the scenes details of ever car we have bought and sold from the very beginning of the channel . We tell how much we paid, how much we sold them for, and which ones we kept.
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I love this family !!! The way you all interact with one another is great !! Just keep doing what you enjoy and I will enjoy following your journey that God has for you !!! Stay safe and God bless !!! Eddy
Thanks Eddy
Amen!!
@@Sleeperdude 66g
I'm shocked that you folks are so open about the inventory, prices, gains and losses.... honesty is hard to find in this industry.
Wonderful
Yeah I have always wondered what people paid for stuff so I thought people would want to know
God has really blessed your family Josh by being close nit.Working as a family and on some real beautiful cars and trucks from the past.Have a great and blessed weekend everyone and a safe one.
Thank you 😊
They are showing people what a family can be like. I wish my parents knew how to do that. Faith in Jesus really helps.
It truly is inspiring to see someone doing something they love and be successful at it. Even if you lose money on a car your videos are there for future enthusiasts to learn from. You may not know it yet but you are also a very talented at teacher.
Thank you
Coke bottles gets paid for his videos. The goat is probably the smartest thing there...
@@wildestcowboy2668 So , nothing positive to say so you have to throw out an insult? What are you, like 12 or something! If you don't like it, then don't subscribe...it;s that simple!
@@grayhounddaddy62leake83 4 Things here: 1$t never called him a Joe Biden loving gun banning clown, 2nd I stated da fact he gets paid, 3rd I gave da goat a compliment pal.
Leave politics out of it Slick! Sure souned more like an insult than anything else!
I'm so glad Ralphie is learning mechanic skills. These skills, even if you do not become a mechanic, are very valuable. I took auto mechanics in high school many many years ago and it has saved me untold tens of thousands of dollars in repair costs. It also allows me to buy and sell cars in my retirement to supplement my income
That is true
I hope your kids realize how lucky they are to get to do the things you guys are doing. You’re living most peoples dream. Mine anyway. To be able to grow up working on cars and hot rods with such good parents and family around. They are beyond blessed
The first thing I do is click the line button after selecting your channel. Whats with the thousands of others who Don’t even click like. Come on people this family deserves all the subs and to go along with the overwhelming amount of views each episode gets. BTW another excellent video!!!!!
Yes thank you
Love the annual updates! Will be watching your next projects! Congrats on the success of Sleeperdude channels!
Thank you
That was cool, I enjoyed seeing all the cars and where they ended up as well as what your keeping and working on.
You and your wife are true partners , you are in a runaway car and she never skips a beat and grabs a block of wood and runs to chalk the tire.
Great Family, thoroughly enjoy all your videos and the commentary.
I'd like to see you paint your sleeperdude logo patina style on your ice cream truck.
Thanks for sharing.
God bless
That would be awesome
@@Sleeperdude i like that Chevy 80s cars is cool
I love this episode. I am a sucker for that dart wagon. Tennessee has far better deals on the classics then we do up here in Massachusetts. Come to think of it, you've got better deals on everything, Tennessee, here I come!!
Come on !!!!!
I love all your cars you had and still have I'm from Nashville Tennessee myself but stuck here in California until 2024 cuz I have have cancer but since I'm done I'm back in Tennessee and I'd like to meet you guys because I love your channel so keep up the good work and keep bringing the cars that you find and I'm running and put them back on the road that's what it's all about
Wasn't always that way,I got a 1968 camaro for $300 when I lived in Lynn Mass. how bout them Celtics !!!
@@Sleeperdude let me know when you sell the Studebaker
I wish you wouldn't sold the Lincoln
I bought a '67 Dodge Dart in Rhode Island for $80.
In this day and time it’s so refreshing to see parents teaching their kids the true values of life not sitting inside chained to electronics.
Thanks
I understand Ralphie’s love of driving the tractor. When I was a kid young folks could drive a tractor on the highway without a driver’s license.
He is crazy for the tractor
Back in the 70's I drove a tractor pulling a ten ton pea combine for a local cannery two summers in a row. From field to field, 12 hour days, 6 days a week, in the middle of summer. We got very, VERY BROWN!!!!! The first summer, it was an older Ford Super Major. The second summer, it was a much nicer, big Ford 5000. We even had to hit the interstate a few times to get to certain fields. Great memories!!!
@@Robrt32 The fun left u probably because your a typical Joe Biden loving gun banning clown.
I started watching with the 64 Galaxie. My favorite car, so it being gone sucks but agree it is nice to see it go to someone who will continue fixing it up. Love seeing this update on all the projects and love seeing what you will be doing next. You and the whole family are fun to watch. Very much look forward to see what is going on in every new episode
Thank you for watching it does make me a little sad to send the Galaxie but it is going to a great home and we may see updates on it in the future
Thanks Josh for telling us what cars are going for down there. Everyone else on YT has to keep prices a big secret. Those cars are worth more in Michigan, but the shipping cost offsets that. Glad you are saving all of those fine Ford products. You and the family should visit Dearborn someday and go to the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village. You can also take a shuttle bus and watch them assemble new F150's at the Dearborn Truck Plant. Thanks for posting.
That would be awesome . Thanks for watching
Nice format
Good to go through the collection.
Maybe this year you will do better than break even.
But money can not build the time your family spends together on these projects 2 legs and four.
Keep up the good work
Thank you
I started watching this video a year ago, sadly I didn’t finish because I didn’t recognize most of the cars, but now that I’ve gone back and watched more videos I really appreciate the updates.
Thanks for going back and watching it
that was an amazing video Josh with all of the updates on the cars and of course all of the exotic animals you have following you around. I love it ✌👍
Thank you
More than 6 months later watching this video for the first time. It is good to know that you folks sell the cars and not keeping them all.
Thank you
Hello Sleeperdude that was a good video of the cars you bought and the cars you sold. Letting us know the history of the vehicle while it's in your hands was awesome too. I was always wondering what happened to some of the vehicles and now I know. This was definitely a good video. That is awesome that you are fixing these cars up for people who are not mechanics that can't get these cars running but wants the vehicle. You are an awesome dude man you & your family especially your son. I enjoy this video. Thank you for sharing it. I hope you and your family have a good weekend.
Thank you . Hope you guys have a great weekend as well
if you take the column out and tear it down you will find a little piece of steel that slides in those tubes and it's probably broken off. If it is it in there somewhere. I had welded with a wire feed electric welder and it broke off again. Next time a got a old timer who was WKOS and he braised with a brass rod and some stuff he dipped the rod in. While I was there I got him to drink out the levers and I put brass bushings in them with small clips. Didn't mean to bend your ear. Love the video.❤🇺🇸
Ok I appreciate the info
Just found your channel. Love everything you do and really enjoy the updates and the whereabouts of all the vehicles you've bought.
Thank you ….
Great video as always guys. That bug isn't a spider, It's a wheel bug nymph. It's somewhere in the middle of its nymph cycle. They are a type of assassin bug and not harmful, although if handled can give a painful bite some say worse than a hornet sting.
Oh gahhh
Assassin beetle, not a spider, has 6 legs. After hatching they are bright orange, beautiful!
was wondering about that pickup, hope that gets fixed and driven. i liked the different sort of video this week, answers a few questions. well done!
Thank you
Love your family, goats,dogs, cats, pig,etc. I,m a 70 year old great grandmother. I use to rebuild my cars and race 1/4 mile drag. Keep up the great work and enjoy your time with your family.
Love the idea of a yearly update. Please keep ‘‘em coming!
Thank you
Love to see thy don't go a scrap yeard. Saving all those old cars is definitely worth it . Keep up what you doing, it really works.
Thank you
Love what you guys do. I have way to much stuff as well. I've been thinning the herd a bit but as always I end up with more projects. When I was a kid even before I got my license I had 3 cars and a 47 Ford panel truck with a Buick 425 in it. My first trip at 16 down the quarter was in a 1960 Bugeye sprite my buddy and I had put a small block Chevy in. 9 inch rear. Glide. Cannot recall what it ran but it was scary. Without a roll cage they limited it to 12.50. Be looking for a package in the mail.
Ok thank you
Your son is adorable! What a wonderful father you are! That boy will remember being by your side FOREVER! Your a good man and good mechanic. Let's not forget the " boys " mother!
Thank you he’s the best
Love your channel Josh. Especially like your Turbo Coupe and Super coupe videos dude.
Thank you Video I’m then coming soon
Great video Josh. A once a year inventory would be a winner. GOD BLESS you and that beautiful family. Look forward to more videos.
Thank you
Yes sir. Keep them coming. And the updates. Good stuff.
Thank you
Yeppers ; bring back a few memories . Lived on a hill , my front row was between my garage & barn (actually 3 rows deep ) . House yard,garage ,carlot ,barn & small feed lot , was the only semi flat areas . Pulled up with my tow truck w/ a car in tow , flipped micro lock on ,pump brakes to set . Went in to eat lunch .About 30 or so min later .heard a crash went to look truck , & car I was towing rolled down the hill across the road ,thru neighbors fence / his cows had circled in on that truck & car & never took their chance at freedom . Oh how fortunate I was that nobody was coming down the road . You know lunch didn't settle too well that day !!! I look back all the time & think just how blessed I was.. I see some of the things you & your family do & it brings back memories , . Blessing to you & your family . Dont be to hard on em because we learn from our mistakes . Just try to teach them the right way & they won't stray from it .
--- grandpa jeff ----
Thanks grandpa your right
Really enjoyed the latest video. I look forward to what’s coming next! Keep up the good work.
Thank you
I adorn your family the kids working right with you and learning. And right there with you. I love that compound or place you have with all that room.
Thank you
Hey Josh great video.It was nice to see all your hard work that you and your family have completed, under the watchful eye of Rocky of course.lol
Thank you so much
Just watched you engine build video and I can’t stress enough how I enjoy your wonderful family! You are very blessed and Wawa is becoming quite the mechanic!
Blessings,
Tony
You have had so much great luck on finding car and I agree you can’t keep all of them. Josh iam like you love my wagons You have a enough project to keep you busy for awhile. Great video love the update and your vehicles you have . And always good to see rocky giving you a hand.
Thank you glad you enjoyed it
I really enjoyed this video and think the yearly update video is a fantastic idea! :) For me, the best part was knowing that two of those cars were specifically bought by women to rebuild and/or race! 🏎🏎
Ok thanks for the input. Yeah I really like to see women getting into cars
Enjoy all your videos, love the family! Revstoration had a Ranchero with 302 swapped for a 289... different fireing order, but ran with both. Right order ran much better! Keep up the good work.
Thank you
I like seeing how much was paid and then how much was put in to the cars and then how much they sold for. Looking at some of them in the beginning, they dont look worth putting anything into them but when you are done, somebody is interested in them. I love how your whole family is involved!
Thank you glad you enjoyed it
The galaxie was my favorite car you have. The same thing happened to me when I was selling my 57 chevy, wouldn't start, but at the last minute it finally did.
Pretty sure I put bad gas in it
@@Sleeperdude Mine was a bad carburator.
That was great, thanks for including us in your families thinking about cars.
Thank you I am blessed
Wow you have gone through and done work on a ton of cars glad the profits outweighed the losses on selling them. But, It's great that you are getting as many running and driving as you do. You didn't show what you paid to fix your Grandpas cars you worked on? Always great watching your channel.
Thank you
YES !!! The bright yeller hand painted with a paint brush rims made a showing.....Gotta love it !!!
🙌 yes
The dart wagon is a great platform for all sorts of looks and uses . . . My choice for a keeper !
Yeah I think your right
I just ran across this video and I want to thank you for your honesty and for telling people what you gave and what you sold them for. So many guys will not tell the truth it's always a barn find are junkyard find but no infor on what they have in it . Thank you again
best car channel, I really enjoy your love for old cars.
Thank you really appreciate it
@@Sleeperdude you bet boss, aint nothin' but a thing. that's the best i got being from Massachusetts. rock on Sleeperdude...
MY DAD IN THE SEVENTIES WOULD BUY WHOLE SALE CARS FOR A HUNDRED DOLLARS AN CLEAN THEM UP AN SALE FOR A PROFIT. BUT FOR A HUNDRED, ONE COULDN'T BUY THE GAS FOR A HUNDRED . LOVE YOU GUYS , TAKE CARE .
That’s a cool story
Very good video today keep up the good content love it
Thank you really appreciate it
The Galaxy is like Christen, he did not want to leave! Also I picked up a 79 Fairmont station wagon like 250 dollars in 1992 used for going to work was perfect for my tools, after 2 years running like champ! All my buddies started buying them, my buddy drove forever, gave it to his dad they still drive it, love your channel! Long Time subscriber
Thank you really appreciate it
Enjoyed the video. Glad to know I'm not the only guy that doesn't always make a profit on every sale. That strange bug was 2 legs short of being a spider btw
Crazy critter
I just happened to find your channel the other day and I have to compliment you on the way you spend so much time with your family while you're working on the cars and your TH-cam channel. Especially your son that drives the cars, that part cracks me up. Keep on wrenching, and keep on dreaming.
Thank you I am blessed
Yes, yearly updates would be great!
It doesn't matter what we want or would keep, it's your/your wife's/your kid's choices.
Me, I'd never put a Chevy engine in the Fairmont unless I had a Chevy I could put a Ford engine in... Lol!
It doesn't really matter, I'm just brand loyal, I keep Chevy engines in Chevys and Ford engines in Fords.
But it's whatever floats your boat these days. Do as you wish and have lots of fun doing it!
Thank you we appreciate it
The memories your making with your family is precious, makes it all worthwhile. Blessings to you and your family.
That’s true thank you
Thought you were an armature car guy but after that video i realize you know your sht ! Keep up the updates and love the channel.
Thank you
The Futura falcon is one of my favorite cars. I’m 74 and I still love these cars! Gotta love your son!!!!
Yes it’s my favorite thanks for watching
Really love the channel. Keep up the great work!
Thank you
A big vote for the annual update video. I’ve watched this one twice now because it answers the question, what ever happened to xxx car? This time through I was looking to see what happened to the ‘67 Thunderbird; a really classic design to me. I think people don’t realize what the T-bird did for the Ford brand. In that era, ‘50’s and ‘60’s, the T-bird made a statement: Ford (can be) cool. Likewise, the Lincoln brand makes the statement: Ford can be luxurious (when it wants to be). Just my thoughts, needless to say, I enjoyed the video.
Ok great thank you
Great video!
Studebaker and Falcon are my favorites.
Always look forward to seeing your
videos.All the best!
Thank you
Thanks for this update, I found this totally interesting...glad you either broke even or made a bit on most of them.
You the Man Sleeperdude!
Thank you
Too bad you’re only including parts in the value. People have no clue how much time and love you all put into these vehicles. I can see it’s a true labor of love with you. Keep up the awesome content and God Bless your family.
That’s true thank you
As usual my man another good video I loved it and loved the contents of it and I can't wait for the next one
Thank you
Great channel! Liked the update video. Have fond memories of lots of the Fords you have done between my grandpa, dad,in-laws and me alot of them hit home.Even the Studebaker!
Thank you I’m glad you liked it
Unless I missed something, Chevys are pretty scarce in your stable of cars. That Malibu is nice though 👍 keep on wrenching.
Yeah can’t afford Chevys😂thank you
Dude..what you make and built are appreciated by your followers..and what you sold are your rights..
You boost our efforts to do something like yours through determination and hard working..I wish I 'm living close or near you..I'll have alot of knowledge from you. thanks xxxx alot my freind.
Thank you for watching us and supporting us so that we can keep on doing this
Yes I love the info of all your cars and rc cola and viennas and all the pets good job
Thank you
Much respect all the other channels never say how much they pay or sell and it's frustrating love to see your family interacting together bringing these old cars and trucks back to life my new favorite channel thank you God bless.
Thank you
great shows keep up the good work
Thank you
Appreciate the update I like these kind of videos. Appreciate y’all keeping it classy too. God bless
Thank you
i enjoyed seeing all the vehicles and yes I would like to see this as a yearly thing
Ok great thank you
Greetings from New Zealand
Ienjoy watching your videos and the 2nd channel and I like how the whole family is involved one way or the other.
May God bless you guys.
Thank you so much
Awesome collection guys!
Thank you
dont change a thing your channel is perfect the way it is. Keep keepin on !
Thank you
Great episode!! Only question is how can we find out what you have for sale?? I would love to find an old truck or wagon!!
I will probably post on here from now on
Awesome to see everything that's gone through your hands so far. Sad about the galaxy, loved that monster. Glad to allow the cars to go to people who want to have them instead of standing. Keep up the great videos 🤙🏻 Love this channel 👍🏻
Thank you so much . The new owner already cleaned out the fuel system and had it running great so that’s awesome
Yes, yearly update would be great. Keep up the good work. 👍🏼
Love your channel and whole crew 😊
Thank you
Love the channel/ love to see updates ; Many thanks to your family/friends.Wonderful to see content that shows problems fought failed &overcome success achieved!!!
Thank you for watching
Very informative truly enjoyable you should have included your daily drivers also
Thank you
My dad was always given a company car to use.. one of them was a brand new Fairmont. Nice car, pretty comfortable. He got new ones every 3 years. In 69 he was given a loaded Ford LTD. That was my favorite.
That’s awesome
Say TIRES! Never heard TIRES called CASING never heard anyone say that but you & I live in Georgia! 🤣🤣🤣
We actually live in Tennessee and I got it from an older man I worked with .
@@Sleeperdude the next car you put tires on please say tires? Thanks
@@Sleeperdude Hoops & casings is just fine, just like the music.
Little late on this one, but love how honest you are about profits and losing your shirt. Love your channel!
Thank you
Awesome, thanks. Hi from Ohio, wife and I watch you prime time. We like the 64 Dart wagon, never seen one before and we’re in our 70’s.
Thanks so much it is pretty cool I don’t think I have ever saw another one
The family that plays together stays together
Exactly
Love that you involve the whole family. If you add it all up bought and sold, I think you came out ahead. That's hard to do. love to see more updates like that. maybe as you sell each one. Love what you do. Keep doing what you do brother.
Thank you will do
Buddy, I've been watching for a while and have thoroughly enjoyed seeing the different vehicles come back to life and develop to a point where they can cruise along the road again. Sure - some won't, but they live on in other vehicles and didn't get crushed, so there's a win in it anyway. On the Update video idea - yep, definitely. I had wondered where the Opel Kadett and the Nash Rambler had got to - they were some of the first cars in the videos I had seen of your channel, so it was great to see they were moved on to someone else who could do something with them when they weren't what you expected them to be to restore.
I know a guy about 200 miles from me who has over 50 cars - most of them the same make and model as one of my own classics - and he bought them because he could...and when they were cheap. Now most of them are badly deteriorated, with rusty panels, pitted chrome, rat-infested / damaged interiors and have not been started since the day they were parked. After 25-30 years of them sitting, he is now trying to sell them on and is wondering why nobody wants to pay even what he paid for them. He's not kept them registered (either stickered or on hold / restoration) either and in this country, that means a full-on magnifying-glass type inspection by the most retentive inspectors you can find before it goes back on the road.....and nobody but someone very confident of their vehicle wants to go through that as it's $600 (about $400 your money) each time they look over it. One thing wrong and you have to go through it again.
It's sad when people hide them away for "one day". Cars are to be driven and I like that you are one that's getting them back to a state that they can be. My current favourites are the two 60s Mopars - the red wagon and the white sedan (64 Dodge Dart wagon and 64 Plymouth Savoy?) although the 65 Dart coupe is definitely up there, as is the 83 Thunderbird Turbo coupe. I'm a GM man from birth, but grew up in a Ford household and didn't come out the closet about that until Dad finally drove one and said he liked it. Nowadays, I can appreciate anything that is still running after 50 years or more and some that are still going after 30 years that I never thought would be. New cars just don't have the same sound and I find it hard to believe that in 40 years, someone will be trying to revive something like a Nissan Juke or a Crown Vic.
Thank you, that sounds like my dad parking cars for years, I’m glad you finally came out of the closet 😂
@@Sleeperdude - Me and all, mate. It was getting hard to keep being interested in what people expected me to, instead of being allowed to go with what I REALLY loved! I remember coming home in my first GM - a 1973 Holden HQ Kingswood sedan (the Australian-made GM brand, model and trim level) after Dad admitted he liked them and told him I'd owned it for a year or so but was too scared to bring it home! He told me not to expect him to appreciate it the same way I did, but he'd let it be parked in his driveway.
Funny - he drove that Kingswood every time him and I went somewhere, which I thought was Ironic because he's always been a staunch Ford Falcon man and always had a Falcon ute (basically like a Ranchero or El Camino) as his work vehicle as a bricklayer. You could get the concrete mixer, a 44 gallon drum, two wheelbarrows and assorted other tools or maybe just a metre of sand or builder's mix) in the back of one of those things and haul it many miles.
Then one day I brought home an '86 Holden Commodore VK Executive with an injected straight 6 and 5-speed manual box. He took one drive of it and traded in Mum's Toyota Corolla wagon to buy one for himself. From there, he traded up to a 1989 VN Commodore Executive (3.8 V6 Buick engine, 5-speed manual trans) and two years later to the 1991 VN Commodore Executive with the Holden 308ci V8 and Tremec 5-speed manual. That beast was silver and he put a big bore exhaust and headers on it, chipped it up, lowered the suspension by two inches, stiffened the ride with heavy-duty shocks and a bigger anti-roll bar front and rear, then installed the full-on Group-A touring car fibreglass body kit. My young cousin heard her rumbling up the drive and thought it was thunder from an approaching storm, so Thunder became her name. Dad even took her down to the local drag strip and pulled a 12.4 second pass on the quarter (he'd done a 15.2 when she was bog stock standard). She was an awesome beast - and ended up being one of the wedding cars, with my own 1991 VN Exec V6 5-speed doing the job of ferrying the bridesmaids. The day was a bit damp shortly before the start of the wedding, so Dad had a bit of fun with my wife-to-be and her father by spinning her rear wheels as he pulled into the road up to the church and leaving the beast just enough grip to move forward at about 3mph.....and he left it there all long the one mile road until about 300 feet from the church's driveway, when he let her catch up and then idled into position outside the door! It was the first congregation at that church that had ever had the grey haze and pungent smell of burning rubber filter in from the air conditioners.....a fact that the Reverend pointed out at the beginning of the service!
Unfortunately he passed not long after, but I recall discussing his allegiance to GM with other family members who had argued he was a Ford man through and through. Always had been My answer was "Yes, he may have been.....but he lived long enough to finally learn the error of his ways!".
All the best - and keep 'em GMs rollin'!
Here is the BEST method to straighten out timing and plug wire problems. Step#1 Turn the engine over and line the timing marks up on the harmonic balancer and timing scale on engine. Try for TDC but 2-4 degrees +/- is fine. Step #2 Do the same thing you did and check the rotation of rotor and placement of wires. The KEY is to start at TDC or as close as you can get it. ALWAYS USE THE TIMING MARKS!! You can be 180 out by looking at piston or having it blow your finger off. WHAT A GREAT SHOW!!!!!
Thank you so much
This is my new favorite channel. I'll be pushing it on the other channels I watch regularly. Great family and great videos ! ! !
Thank you we really appreciate it
Great update video Sleeperdude. I live in Maryville, TN and will probably ride down to Athens tomorrow for the car show and support the church youth group.
Yes that would be awesome thank you
I love this once a year update video this is a good idea 👍.
I’m so glad I found this channel when I did. Don’t let the Negativity bother you. It’s Your channel Josh.
Wishing the whole family a Blessed One Sir.
Iron sharpens Iron.
Thank you I appreciate it
Love what you do with the cars but I love what you do with the family more. Keeping your priorities! Don’t change!
Thank you
Your doing great, and glad your rescuing these cars and moving them on, enjoy the whole 2 channels
Thank you
I have watched a lot of will it start video. You are the best guy that gives details. And you spend the cash to do it correctly
I enjoyed this video. I enjoy all of your videos, but I appreciate you reminding people that the fun is in the doing... and it isn't all wins and windfalls... you have a great thing! thanks for sharing it with me.
He is good and by time he's 21 he will be putting them together like dad.
I hope so
It's so awesome you give us updates on all your cars.. Thank you.... 👊👊👊👊👊
More to come!
Can't wait!!
I love this channel because it takes me back to my high school days where we would buy a car with no brakes for $100 and drive it home, fix it up in a weekend and sell it the next week for $500.
Yep
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Yes thank you
@@Sleeperdude I enjoy your channel,and vice grip garage's, because ya'll really seem to care about each other.I grewup poor in Alabama,so I've seen both sides of the coin.Its refreshing to see a family who has a lock on what's truly important in life! Give ralphie and the goats lots of Vienna sausages! I'm not crazy about them,I guess it's an acquired taste, LOL
You might regret selling that 64 Galaxie--that is a very desireable car--but one thing I've learned--there is always another fantastic deal just around the corner. Take good care of the family, do the sales recap once in awhile--most people are too coy to admit what they made on a project. I find that part interesting!
Yes thank you
Enjoyed the video. I’ve done a few myself, win some lose some. If you end up breaking even and enjoy what you’re doing, plus it keeps your family together, I consider it a win. Can’t wait to see more. God bless!
Yeah for sure thank you