AJ saying he was almost ready to be like you was PRICELESS. You have 2 AWESOME boys. LOVE seeing them in your videos. You've done an EXCELLENT job with those boys.
the part with your son helping with loading the truck and saying he is almost like you really hit home.. my son is in his 20's and lives in another state. keep up the great fathering, youre making memories he will never forget
Cool old truck, my buddy in highschool had an old apache that had a flat bed on it. It was restored, was a cool truck. Your son is great, teach him all u can, he will appreciate it later in life. I know I'm grateful for growing up working on classics. Best of luck with it!
“I’m almost ready to be like you” Bless his heart I just got a 57 Chevy pickup from my grandfather that me, him, and my daughter will work on together and this really made me look forward to that more than ever.
Great video. AJ your winch man and also you wing man when picking it up. AJ was certainly happy with himself getting the truck onto the trailer and his enthusiasm is infectious.
New subscriber. Came over from Chad @Adler Farms. Looking forward to watching your videos. Thank you for sharing. Have a beautiful and blessed week my new friend. God Bless ❤️✝🤗
WOW, just when you think everyone else has given up on father and son shop time, I find this! Fantastic! When I was in the 5th grade, my dad brought home an old stove bolt 6 and we rebuilt it (old babbit bearing rods and oil dippers). That started me on a path I am still traveling (at 73 now). And, what a coincidence, I actually picked up a '59 Apache about 6 months ago and am trying to decide which direction I will go with it, rod or stock. Spend all the time you can with those boys, my two sons are grown and have kids. Although I started them out early with a couple '55 chevys when they were teenagers (which they still have) we work a lot on our heavy equipment now that we use on our property and I tinker on vintage motorcycles. Every minute you miss being with them is a minute you can't get back. Good luck with the Apache and keep the boys close. I subscribed and am anxious to follow your projects.
Love those Apache fleetsides..purchased one with 3k miles in 1962 when I was sixteen..kept two years and sold it to a friend's dad who later sold it to an old high school buddy..then to a fence company. Last known owner was a mean old man who had parked in his driveway for years..when my son was sixteen and taking auto shop I offered to buy it for me and my son to restore together..no deal 4 years ago it dissapeared with the same rotting tarp never to be seen again..😢
Thats my all time favorite truck model. I just uploaded a video last week of my son (14) going to pick up his 61 apache. Great Video looking forward to more videos
I love how you keep your boys involved. I'm rebuilding a 79 Ford with my youngest boy (it's actually his truck) on my channel. I'm subbed and following along. Love your shop! I need one of those in my life! REAL BAD!!! haha
I've used the Marvel Mystery Oil in the past and it works, but I remove the spark plugs and use an Oiler to squirt the oil into each cylinder. It's good stuff it's like ATF high viscosity. With the spark plug wires removed you can jerk the motor with the starter to work the oil further down the cylinder to try and break it free. Good luck. Great father and "sons" project. AJ did a great job working those winch controls dad. lol
Awesome find Kent and AJ 🐦. It'll be fun to see you get it rolling. I saw it in the movie . I'll pretend I didn't LoL. It looks like Mater LMBO JO JO IN VT 😆💕
You picked a great first vehicle to start off your channel with. Love the teaching the kids as you go too. Marvel Mystery Oil is an old farmers go to oil. The concoctions some people use is amazing, suprize some of them home brews don't kill them. Lots of chemicals in them. The old machine guys I learned from liked to use Marvel and some old school destroy transmission fluid. It will clean and dig thru the rust and carbon as well as leave an oil film behind. That was before detergent oils, I now use the thinnest convental detergent motor oil I can find, 5w15 and Marvel or PB Blaster and mix even parts. I'm a big fan of PB Blaster but any good penitrating oil will work. I heat it up before putting it in sometimes but leaving it in the cylinders for a week is a great idea too. Not an overnight fix.
Great project! Reminds me of some of the 1955-59 chevy trucks I brought home.(13 total) At least one of my 6 kids was on every journey and EVERY one of my family have PUT WORK IN on at least one of my Rides. The trucks are cool but the FAMILY TIME is FAR GREATER. Looks like you're doing a FINE JOB raising a boy into a MAN. GIT 'ER DONE!
@@SpeedBumpGarage Glad I still have my 55 big window prostreet. (And a 62 Ls Biscayne in progress along with a 65 C10 longbed). Cherish those times with the Monkeys. One day ya wake up and they're 25. Looks like you're leading the pack by example so I'll stay tuned.
Awesome job Aj! You're a great help. Cant wait to see you and the boys fix this truck up. Sounds like its going to be a great channel and lots of interesting things to come.
Aj you did a great job. Excited for this channel. I helped my dad restore a 73 Barracuda. I spent alot of time in the garage watching and learning. It will be hood experience for Jack. Hope ya'll have a great weekend.
Your kids are what make it fun to do these projects, long after your gone they’ll tell their grandkids how they worked on that old truck. On my channel I do things with my grandson, that’s half the fun.
I didn't know you were a wrench turner............ ..........excellent! Count me as one more from Jacks channel that subscribed! Oh and by the way..........nice truck 😁
@@SpeedBumpGarage Your family vib, is a great one...I'm 68...I used to drag my 62 vette..I had a balancer fall off at a 115 on the drag strip...not fun..after that we drilled and tapped and bolted them...keep up the good videos
I had a 58 chev fleet side short bed that was the same color only it had a 3 on the tree. Had it about 9 years then it was getting tired so we bought a new 67 3/4 with 327 auto. It was prety fast. Put some type of anti stick in the pistons and let it sit for a while. I'll bet it helps!
Totally enjoyed this from Texas and just subscribed to your channel. You are a good Dad, I can tell. Nice shop too. Where were you, when I started my 59' 3200 Long Bed Apache 5 years ago ?? LOL. I just got mine out of paint. What a journey. Looking forward to seeing more.
@@SpeedBumpGarage by any chance, do you ever view Hagerty’s channel? They did a series on a 1950 Chevy 3600 that they drug out from under Maple trees, with all the mess you’d expect. If not, you’d probably like it. They spent some serious money on the mechanicals, but not for a full blown restoration. th-cam.com/video/lmp3XmiGRKk/w-d-xo.html
My first rig was a 1958 apache. It had a 283 v8 from the factory and the wrap around back window. I gave $500 for it in 1977 with a fresh paint job. Unfortunately I wrecked it 6 months later. Thanks for sharing 👍.
I can't remember what channel I was on the other day but the guy used vinegar seems several people had told him it worked really well and it did free up the engine that's a first for me but vinegar has thousands of usages just joined up with you because of your family values and I believe I going to enjoy watching
I ended up having to use a hammer to get it un stuck but vinegar probably would have helped. Thanks for watching and giving us a chance! we really appreciate it.
I've seen Jack doing some welding in a few of his videos. I'm sure you had to teach him how to do that. It would be great if you could have some videos on welding.
This is a 2 year old vid now but it's new to me. I believe Project Farm did some experiments and found that a 50/50 mix of atf and acetone was the most effective rust releaser for unsticking engines. I could be wrong on who did it but somebody did and got those results. There you go, clear as mud. Lol. New subscriber.
pull the spark plugs spray pb blaster in the plug holes try to roll it over with a breaker bar may have locked up from condensation build up if it sat for years.
AJ saying he was almost ready to be like you was PRICELESS. You have 2 AWESOME boys. LOVE seeing them in your videos. You've done an EXCELLENT job with those boys.
Thank you so much!!
the part with your son helping with loading the truck and saying he is almost like you really hit home.. my son is in his 20's and lives in another state. keep up the great fathering, youre making memories he will never forget
Thanks Matt! My boys are growing so fast I’m sure they will be in their 20s before I know it.
AJ: "I'm almost ready to be like you!"
Brought tears to my eyes.
Lol me too, You never know what he is going to say.
@@SpeedBumpGarage keep those videos coming. Fantastic!
Will do! Thanks for watching
You are making core memories for these kids. They'll be eighty years old - and remember moments like this. You're a good man Charlie Brown.
Let's get this channel rolling folks! I'm excited for future videos. Aj is super cute and did a great job helping.
Thanks Danny!
100% agree 👍
I've never in my life seen a youtube channel's first video so perfect in all ways!!!
Cool old truck, my buddy in highschool had an old apache that had a flat bed on it. It was restored, was a cool truck. Your son is great, teach him all u can, he will appreciate it later in life. I know I'm grateful for growing up working on classics. Best of luck with it!
Thanks 👍
Another new subscriber-to two years old-still priceless! You got a heck of a winch man there!
“I’m almost ready to be like you”
Bless his heart
I just got a 57 Chevy pickup from my grandfather that me, him, and my daughter will work on together and this really made me look forward to that more than ever.
"I wanted to be like you daddy" That is something you will be glad you got on camera, Love your channel and shop!
Lol I was glad I cought it. Thanks for watching
AJ's excitement is infectious.
The Adlers farm have praised your work and are happy with your speed bump garage. !!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for checking us out!
What an awesome find! Can't wait to see if soaking it frees it up.
Hi Kent,59 Chevy pickup so cool. Thanks Chad from Adler Farms for turning us on to this channel . Love old cars and trucks getting fixed up.
Thanks Donna!
Well, I'm subscribed now, your boys are the perfect addition and help!
Thanks for watching! The boys are good help
You have a very smart young man
Thank you! They are both good help
Great video. AJ your winch man and also you wing man when picking it up. AJ was certainly happy with himself getting the truck onto the trailer and his enthusiasm is infectious.
lol he is good help most of the time
New subscriber. Came over from Chad @Adler Farms. Looking forward to watching your videos. Thank you for sharing. Have a beautiful and blessed week my new friend. God Bless ❤️✝🤗
Thank you! You too!
Great channel, Jack an awesome kid. Love how you let AJ help.
Thank you
Great styling in those old trucks, and marvel is great stuff. People who work on old engines swear by it.
Good job AJ. You were a great help!!!
He really was! Thanks for watching
My first time on your channel. Love the boys working with you.
Welcome!!
AJ is so adorable i needed his help on my last truck rescue mission
lol he is good help most of the time
What a great learning experience for the boys! Love the new channel.
WOW, just when you think everyone else has given up on father and son shop time, I find this! Fantastic! When I was in the 5th grade, my dad brought home an old stove bolt 6 and we rebuilt it (old babbit bearing rods and oil dippers). That started me on a path I am still traveling (at 73 now). And, what a coincidence, I actually picked up a '59 Apache about 6 months ago and am trying to decide which direction I will go with it, rod or stock. Spend all the time you can with those boys, my two sons are grown and have kids. Although I started them out early with a couple '55 chevys when they were teenagers (which they still have) we work a lot on our heavy equipment now that we use on our property and I tinker on vintage motorcycles. Every minute you miss being with them is a minute you can't get back. Good luck with the Apache and keep the boys close. I subscribed and am anxious to follow your projects.
Thank you! I know there will come a day when I miss their help and company in the shop so I try and not take it for granite. Good luck on your 59!
Love those Apache fleetsides..purchased one with 3k miles in 1962 when I was sixteen..kept two years and sold it to a friend's dad who later sold it to an old high school buddy..then to a fence company. Last known owner was a mean old man who had parked in his driveway for years..when my son was sixteen and taking auto shop I offered to buy it for me and my son to restore together..no deal
4 years ago it dissapeared with the same rotting tarp never to be seen again..😢
Nice looking truck! So glad to watch you and the boys get the truck going. 👍🏻
Thank you!
Thats my all time favorite truck model. I just uploaded a video last week of my son (14) going to pick up his 61 apache.
Great Video looking forward to more videos
Thank you! Good luck on your 61! We will check it out
those two little mechanics aren't just there to watch. it is awesome to see little ones so active, motivated and eager to learn.
Yes they are! They both have been stealing my tools since they could walk
I love it when people include teach their kids and teach them all about automotive history and mechanical functions.
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Wow! Your son is amazing!!! Make me miss my kids being little.
Thank You!
I love how you keep your boys involved. I'm rebuilding a 79 Ford with my youngest boy (it's actually his truck) on my channel. I'm subbed and following along. Love your shop! I need one of those in my life! REAL BAD!!! haha
Lol we have worked our way up from a 2 car garage to what we have now. Good luck with your 79! I love those trucks
Love this, love the way your including your children. Also I used to have a 58 looked alot like it. Thank you
The kids love working in the shop!
Good to see ur boy all excited over the new truck
They love it!
I've used the Marvel Mystery Oil in the past and it works, but I remove the spark plugs and use an Oiler to squirt the oil into each cylinder. It's good stuff it's like ATF high viscosity. With the spark plug wires removed you can jerk the motor with the starter to work the oil further down the cylinder to try and break it free. Good luck. Great father and "sons" project. AJ did a great job working those winch controls dad. lol
Thanks Mike! Unfortunately I had to pull the head and get a hammer after it to free it up. Episode 2 is out if you want to see the rebuild.
@@SpeedBumpGarage next time- if ya get another seized one, try the old heat method.
Awesome find Kent and AJ
🐦.
It'll be fun to see you get it rolling.
I saw it in the movie . I'll pretend I didn't LoL.
It looks like Mater LMBO
JO JO IN VT 😆💕
We had a lot of fun with it! I have a few other videos on the old truck also but this is where it all started.
You picked a great first vehicle to start off your channel with. Love the teaching the kids as you go too.
Marvel Mystery Oil is an old farmers go to oil. The concoctions some people use is amazing, suprize some of them home brews don't kill them. Lots of chemicals in them. The old machine guys I learned from liked to use Marvel and some old school destroy transmission fluid. It will clean and dig thru the rust and carbon as well as leave an oil film behind. That was before detergent oils, I now use the thinnest convental detergent motor oil I can find, 5w15 and Marvel or PB Blaster and mix even parts. I'm a big fan of PB Blaster but any good penitrating oil will work. I heat it up before putting it in sometimes but leaving it in the cylinders for a week is a great idea too. Not an overnight fix.
Thanks Frank! We didn’t have any PB blaster but I did give it about a can of kroil penetrating fluid
Great project! Reminds me of some of the 1955-59 chevy trucks I brought home.(13 total) At least one of my 6 kids was on every journey and EVERY one of my family have PUT WORK IN on at least one of my Rides. The trucks are cool but the FAMILY TIME is FAR GREATER. Looks like you're doing a FINE JOB raising a boy into a MAN. GIT 'ER DONE!
Thanks! It would be tough and expensive to come up with 13 of those trucks nowadays.
@@SpeedBumpGarage Glad I still have my 55 big window prostreet. (And a 62 Ls Biscayne in progress along with a 65 C10 longbed). Cherish those times with the Monkeys. One day ya wake up and they're 25. Looks like you're leading the pack by example so I'll stay tuned.
Great. Looking forward to this channel!!
Just found your Chanel nothing cooler then a Dad teaching his boys about mechanics
Thanks Jim! We do a lot of that here
Awesome job Aj! You're a great help. Cant wait to see you and the boys fix this truck up. Sounds like its going to be a great channel and lots of interesting things to come.
Thanks for watching!
Kent, you're learning well from Jack on these channels. You did good and I was happy you shared this. Look forward to the next one.
Thanks!
4 wheel drive Apache would be my dream truck!
I really enjoyed your video. Hope to see more. Can't wait till this ole beast is running.
Check out the next 2 episodes!
Little man reminds me of my son when he was that small and I owned a wrecker service!
He loves helping! Thanks for watching
Love to see Jack and AJ anytime. Two terrific kids. Jack will teach you to be a great you tuber.
Lol he is trying
I subscribed because of Jack. Cool kid.
You will do Great with this channel! I really enjoyed it. Hello from Lone Grove Oklahoma my friend!
Thanks Brandon! We are in Northwest Oklahoma
@@SpeedBumpGarage Did y'all use to live in Kingston Oklahoma?
No, my Grandpa lives in Kingston and our good friend Leon
Can't wait to see you guys get the old girl running... good luck
Thank you!
Best wishes and awesome memories to be made. Congratulations on the new channel.
Thank you so much!
great idea and an excellent opportunity for Jack. it should be ready for him to drive to the prom one of these days.....
Hopefully it doesn’t take that long lol
Wow cool channel this is all new to me good stuff man appreciate you guys
Aj you did a great job. Excited for this channel. I helped my dad restore a 73 Barracuda. I spent alot of time in the garage watching and learning. It will be hood experience for Jack. Hope ya'll have a great weekend.
We love old Barracudas! Thanks for watching
Love this new channel. It's always been a dream of mine to restore an old truck. Can't wait to see your progress and the finished truck !
Thank you!
Your kids are what make it fun to do these projects, long after your gone they’ll tell their grandkids how they worked on that old truck. On my channel I do things with my grandson, that’s half the fun.
The kids definitely make the projects more fun! Thanks for watching
Just to say you are so blessed
Great video Kent Paul!
I have 2 waiting on me to retire can’t wait to come along on your journey
I have a few of those retirement projects too!
Love the truck and ur kid is amazing
Thank you!
That's a beautiful truck.
Thanks!
Aj you did a super job!!! Good luck on getting the truck running....come over from Jack's channel
Thanks!
I didn't know you were a wrench turner............
..........excellent! Count me as one more from Jacks channel that subscribed! Oh and by the way..........nice truck 😁
Thanks for checking us out
Heard about your channel from Daniel Arms, look forward to watching your videos.
Great start to Channel....Fyi..Alot of small block Chevys have pressed on harmonic balancers..I had a 62, vetted. 327..pressed on...
Thanks! I didn't know that. I guess I have only had late model small blocks that have the retainer bolt. Thanks for watching.
@@SpeedBumpGarage Your family vib, is a great one...I'm 68...I used to drag my 62 vette..I had a balancer fall off at a 115 on the drag strip...not fun..after that we drilled and tapped and bolted them...keep up the good videos
I had a 58 chev fleet side short bed that was the same color only it had a 3 on the tree. Had it about 9 years then it was getting tired so we bought a new 67 3/4 with 327 auto.
It was prety fast.
Put some type of anti stick in the pistons and let it sit for a while. I'll bet it helps!
Thanks Keith. I would love to have a fleetside! Check out some of our other videos on the 59 if you get a chance!
Nothing like those click clack harmonic balancers, but belt and balancer install is fun.
Totally enjoyed this from Texas and just subscribed to your channel. You are a good Dad, I can tell. Nice shop too. Where were you, when I started my 59' 3200 Long Bed Apache 5 years ago ?? LOL. I just got mine out of paint. What a journey. Looking forward to seeing more.
Fresh paint! That’s exciting, you are almost ready to enjoy it. Thanks for watching
Coming to you from Paintucation. Excited to see what you are interested in and maybe learn a little something along with you. Cheers.
Mystery oil works Great to free up an engine....Used it many times.....Nice old truck
Thank you!
My dad bought one that was nearly identical in 1972, when I was nine. Main difference is that his had a 283. I think I had as much fun helping him.
I wish mine had a 283!
@@SpeedBumpGarage by any chance, do you ever view Hagerty’s channel? They did a series on a 1950 Chevy 3600 that they drug out from under Maple trees, with all the mess you’d expect. If not, you’d probably like it. They spent some serious money on the mechanicals, but not for a full blown restoration.
th-cam.com/video/lmp3XmiGRKk/w-d-xo.html
@@88SC Thanks! I will check it out
My first rig was a 1958 apache. It had a 283 v8 from the factory and the wrap around back window. I gave $500 for it in 1977 with a fresh paint job. Unfortunately I wrecked it 6 months later. Thanks for sharing 👍.
I would love to have a 58 with a big back window! Thanks for watching
I can't remember what channel I was on the other day but the guy used vinegar seems several people had told him it worked really well and it did free up the engine that's a first for me but vinegar has thousands of usages just joined up with you because of your family values and I believe I going to enjoy watching
I ended up having to use a hammer to get it un stuck but vinegar probably would have helped. Thanks for watching and giving us a chance! we really appreciate it.
Kid living the dream
Great job winching that old rig onto the trailer AJ. ✨✅✨Looking forward to more adventures on this channel. Your Awesome!
Thanks for watching!
I've seen Jack doing some welding in a few of his videos. I'm sure you had to teach him how to do that. It would be great if you could have some videos on welding.
We are planning to put some together in the near future.
Ok. I’m here for it all. So excited y’all are doing another channel. If it’s as good as my GrowJack y’all will do well.
I don’t think I can compete with GrowJack but we are going to try!
those buckets look like the ones I had in a chevy Vega back in the day...that was in 1976 in Mena Arkansas....
You do good work, you will get many subs, I want to keep watching. Thank you.
Thanks!
Came over from Adlers farm congratulations 🎈 on hitting 1000
Thanks for coming!
I just subscribed because you appear to be someone that will be fun to watch.
Thanks!
“Window has some custom ventilation” 😂😂 2:42
lol😂
Grea father son relationship. 👍👍
You'll have it up and running in no time.
Love old cars and trucks. Can’t wait for the refurbishing!
Now that’s a horn! I bet you can hear you coming beats the squeaky Toyota.
It is loud for sure lol
Subscribed after I heard about you from Chad at Adler Farms. Been subscribed to Grow Jack for awhile now.
Thanks for stopping by!
Love the new adventure!!
Love those year trucks.
They are my favorites!
Marvels' great. I also like P B Blaster. It is a great penetrating oil spray. Does wonders on rust and frozen parts.
I tried Kroil penetrating oil but not PB. Nothing moved until I pulled the head and got a big hammer 🔨!
This is a 2 year old vid now but it's new to me. I believe Project Farm did some experiments and found that a 50/50 mix of atf and acetone was the most effective rust releaser for unsticking engines. I could be wrong on who did it but somebody did and got those results. There you go, clear as mud. Lol. New subscriber.
Awesome. This is gonna be fun!
We are glad the Walker’s are here!
Very cool, great vid!!!!
Thanks!
Great channel, best to you and ypurs! 👍
Thanks for watching!
Hello! Chad from Adler Farms sent me!!
Thanks!
Going to be an interesting channel. Can’t wait. Jack will be learning a lot from the Chevy rebuild.
Good luck on the Chevy and the channel 👍
Thanks for watching! He has for sure been learning a lot already.
Little did we know that 2 years ago a legend was born!
Love seeing another Oklahoma family killing it with good content. Nice work yall!
Nice 59
Thanks!
Found you from VGG keep up the good work. I and a subscriber now I dont watch tictok so stick with you tube. Be you don't worry about the hatters
Super Kanal Tolle Familie👍
pull the spark plugs spray pb blaster in the plug holes try to roll it over with a breaker bar may have locked up from condensation build up if it sat for years.
We soaked and soaked but couldn’t get it free. Check out the next episode on it, she is back on the road now.
AJ cracked me up helping you back the trailer lol great video definitely got a new sub from me
Thanks Kevin! AJ is pretty good help!