Emily is AWESOME. She just jumps right in there and gets it done. Not afraid to get her hands dirty. AND she is always Bright, Cheerful, and Gorgeous :)
Thanks Emily for describing how a Gentlemen should act. I sat an watched this video with my 15 year old son (I've watched it again prior to leaving this comment.) I have been trying to teach him manners and etiquette. He's just like any other 15 year old boy and he just laughs and says "girls don't really want that!" as I explained that a Gentleman always stands when a Lady enters a room or comes to a table and a Gentleman walks closest to the curb when walking along the pavement, (I'm British, Scottish :- Sidewalk) opens a door for a Lady to walk through first. But most of all, a Gentleman like Aaron constantly thinks about his wife and treats her with thoughtfulness, dignity and respect. Hearing it from you, he appreciated it more than hearing it from his silly old Dad. Thank you.
@@flyingsparksgarage, Thanks Emily for replying to my comment and you are absolutely right, Respect and Honour. I remember my Grandfather telling me in my when I was in my early teens, "Manners Maketh the Man and Manners cost not a Penny!" Perhaps I felt like they were outdated sentiments of a bygone era as a young teenager, but today I realise that they are the fabric that makes me the person who I am today. I try to live my life so that I can rest my head gently upon the pillow at night, knowing that I have done no harm and added to the lives of the people who I have met that day. Adding to the World, not taking from it. Thanks again. 😀👍✊✌
@@joseywales3789 I absolutely LOVE that sentiment!!!! I appreciate you taking the time to comment here, it means so much how we can all be connected like this!
You certainly have a gentleman for a husband and thankfully them old 7.3 trucks were tough and strong if not overly fast the new ones are certainly more comfortable, easier to drive and powerful.
When a man truly loves his woman there is almost nothing he won't do to keep her safe so I understand Aaron refusing to let Emily help him with the trailer repair.
That's going to be a great 1957.. Chevy car when it's done i am glad you went out and got a old car to work on people well love it and I no you guys can get it done thanks again
We’ve been together over 20 years now, we have both had many opportunities to see past shortcomings and forgive each other! It’s never easy but always worth it! Appreciate the kind words and encouragement!
Fist time to watch your show My first car was a 57 Chevy 4 door hardtop Wanted a 2 door at the age of 15 but lawnmower money could only afford 100 dollar car so a 4 door it was, took me about 8 months to get it road worthy, So it was my high school car. And I have been in love with them ever since , so that go my attention for your show and now cannot wait to watch you two build something
I have a camper trailer with a similar axle setup and the shackles tore on one side. My 13 year old grandson fabricated new shackles for me - we are in a small town - and they worked just fine!
I only wish y'all had met Dickie. He was a good man. I used to travel I 20 a lot. Always figured out a way to stop by and visit. He had a '56 that became a donor car for my wife's '55, at least for the interior. He even made a few Christmas gifts out of little goodies. Salt of the Earth...kinda like I would figure Aaron would be. I'm glad you got to bring home a few cars, including one of Dickie's babied '57s. Snooping about his place was quite the event. Every time. Miss him - thank you for showing him some respect. Those who knew him appreciate it. I do hope you had a chance to meet Linda. She and Dickie really complemented each other.
Man, that is a 57 Chevy goldmine. Wish I lived closer just for parts and accessories. What a find. Can't wait to see what you do with it. Hopefully you do an original restoration and not some retro mod restoration. It deserves to be all original.
We are grateful for you guy's! Your "can do attitude" is a life lesson every time you guy's make a production, thanks to you both, make it a great day, but more important be a blessing!
as all the other followers I wish you a very very good job for the rebirth of those cars . The 57 remembers me a little of the 58 New Yorker sedan of my uncle that he brings with him after he left Washington for Geneva ; a very big surprise for us and the neighbours to see such a car in north of France at 1960's Christmas ; much more in summer 1961 for those of the little Britton village of my aunt ( next to I live by now )
Great find, first time to this channel and what a great team,and a joy to watch. I’m surprised you don’t have a million views with Emily’s great smile and cheerful attitude 😀😀👏👏👏 Great work you guys, and wish you the best. My wife and I have been a working team for the last 32 years👍👍👍 And they been the best 32 years of my life. Enjoy each other and your journey together ✌️✌️
Always go straight when you can on a car. If you x it, and lose one strap, you lose all control and the car will want to go sideways. Lose one with the straight, and the car will stay still and you still have control Bleepinjeep did a great video about it and demonstrated.
OK, That did it! I had no choice but "Subscribe & Thumbs Up"! Thank you for sharing this awesome adventure. Can't wait to watch these builds and more! Keep the Sparks Flying!!
OMG. y'all have certainly got your hands full. I remember saying almost one year ago. Y'all were gonna need a larger shop.. well now you really do! looking forward to seeing these projects. enjoy!
Finley is one of the cutest shop dogs on youtube.. The closest I watch is Homeless on Cutting-edge Engineering Australia. He also makes me smile each time he shows up.
I think of the three of you Finley is the only one with any real sense! Bracing myself for some really fun videos coming up. So glad your trip was safe and you made it home just fine. Thanks for Sharing!
No, Thank you for workin your butt's off to put out these awesum videos. Yes Aaron is the man and you deserve nothing less, Riveted to his cooking as much as you'all cooking up nice cars out of others discards. Lost art and your honesty in the builds helps us all. My favorite saying when teaching is "ask me how I know" LOL. Appreciate the well rounded content n family values, the "Kid" is adorable, GB the crew!!
My first car in 1965 was a 57 Belair turquoise convertible 283. paid $300 for it. I was 17 and earned half playing guitar in a garage band, doing sock hops, had the coolest car in school think they go around $200,000 mint. mine was. oh yea my folks gave me the other half. looking forward to your 57 😀😀🙃🙃😄😄 thanks Emily for backing your man's play
You really lucked out on those finds, the tri 5 and the square body should be straight forward builds, the 40 is going to be a job and a half. Keep up the great work and look forward to see where you go with these projects.
Love that 57 210. Same 2 door model I drove in high school. I bought it for 125.00. It was sitting on blocks but after putting tires and wheels on it and a battery it lasted me all through high school in 68. Sold it after Uncle Sam sent me on an all expense paid vacation. That 57 is super sound as far as the body goes. Good find. New subscriber today. Thanks for sharing. 👍
You guys are rad and I can't wait for this next adventure
Dang, that 57 looks solid. Don't you guys feel cooler now that you're tri 5 owners?
We sure as hell DO!!! Hahahah!!! Love y’all!!!
The two of you are well suited. Impossible to find a woman that shares your interest.👍👍
Wow! That 57 is straight and solid!
The guy is always looking out for his girl.
It’s unheard of a woman that loves her man nowadays god bless you
I was not wondering about the trailer truck combos, I knew why it was that way. Yes he is the man!
I bet that is an amazing sight to see beautiful miss Emily pulling a 1957 Chevrolet 2 door post
AWESOME HISTORICAL SAVES KIDS. LUV U BOTH.
Finley is looking great doing his Pre Trip Inspection of the OBS FORD.
Emily is AWESOME. She just jumps right in there and gets it done. Not afraid to get her hands dirty. AND she is always Bright, Cheerful, and Gorgeous :)
Thank you sparkles you always make me smile
Trailers just suck there always breaking or the lights just mysteriously quit🤔and Emily’s smile 😀 is so awesome always makes the day better👍👍
Thanks for the new video! A pleasure, as always.
Thanks Emily for describing how a Gentlemen should act. I sat an watched this video with my 15 year old son (I've watched it again prior to leaving this comment.) I have been trying to teach him manners and etiquette. He's just like any other 15 year old boy and he just laughs and says "girls don't really want that!" as I explained that a Gentleman always stands when a Lady enters a room or comes to a table and a Gentleman walks closest to the curb when walking along the pavement, (I'm British, Scottish :- Sidewalk) opens a door for a Lady to walk through first. But most of all, a Gentleman like Aaron constantly thinks about his wife and treats her with thoughtfulness, dignity and respect. Hearing it from you, he appreciated it more than hearing it from his silly old Dad. Thank you.
It’s absolutely true!!! It’s honoring me, just as I honor him! 🧡
@@flyingsparksgarage, Thanks Emily for replying to my comment and you are absolutely right, Respect and Honour. I remember my Grandfather telling me in my when I was in my early teens, "Manners Maketh the Man and Manners cost not a Penny!" Perhaps I felt like they were outdated sentiments of a bygone era as a young teenager, but today I realise that they are the fabric that makes me the person who I am today. I try to live my life so that I can rest my head gently upon the pillow at night, knowing that I have done no harm and added to the lives of the people who I have met that day. Adding to the World, not taking from it. Thanks again. 😀👍✊✌
@@joseywales3789 I absolutely LOVE that sentiment!!!! I appreciate you taking the time to comment here, it means so much how we can all be connected like this!
You certainly have a gentleman for a husband and thankfully them old 7.3 trucks were tough and strong if not overly fast the new ones are certainly more comfortable, easier to drive and powerful.
When a man truly loves his woman there is almost nothing he won't do to keep her safe so I understand Aaron refusing to let Emily help him with the trailer repair.
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That's going to be a great 1957.. Chevy car when it's done i am glad you went out and got a old car to work on people well love it and I no you guys can get it done thanks again
That body on the 57 is incredible 😍 Love watching your videos 🥰
You have the absolute best personality and demeanor on you tube hands down and your husband is a really cool dude. Congrats on your channel.
Please never stop loving your husband like that - even when he disappoints you or you're discouraged.
We’ve been together over 20 years now, we have both had many opportunities to see past shortcomings and forgive each other! It’s never easy but always worth it! Appreciate the kind words and encouragement!
Fist time to watch your show My first car was a 57 Chevy 4 door hardtop Wanted a 2 door at the age of 15 but lawnmower money could only afford 100 dollar car so a 4 door it was, took me about 8 months to get it road worthy, So it was my high school car. And I have been in love with them ever since , so that go my attention for your show and now cannot wait to watch you two build something
So confusing when the music is the same as one of my other favourite channels, Abom79 🤣
Looking forward to the builds.
Aaron is a true gentleman, and a keeper for life.
That’s for sure!!!
OH!!! The '40!!!!!!I am all in!!!!!!!!! That's not yard art - can't be!!! Too beautiful!!!
Arron is a great American . Unreal intellect and talent . Lucky to have him .
Yup your husband is a real man
I was brought up in a similar atmosphere my dad even Grocery shopped your truly blessed to have each other ❤
May God bless you. Thanks for bringing us along!
Been watching this from the beginning with Finnegan Garage.....Good to see cars become survivors.....Cheers U 2....
DD speed shop would be in heaven there if it weren't so far from them. Very solid 57 chevy. Awesome content you two put out.👌✌🤘
Thank Ya'll for SAVING the Classics!!! Love from Alabama
That old OBS looks like it will be a great beater truck once the issues are all ironed out .
Thanks a lot! Now I want a 40 Ford to go along with all my other wish list cars!😉
A wife who is a mechanic or a hunter is a bonus find. Giving your husband complements too perfect.
The man loves you very very much, I'm sure it's mutual the thing that makes life great you guys have it.
Big shout for you both from Scotland 🏴👍
great finds... now, time to make Dicky proud.
Emily, you are the best looking hood ornimanent I have ever seen. Looks like you guys have a lot of projects waiting for you. Better get crackin!
Nice! Aaron is such the mad man and soft spoken.
That shot of the nose of the 57 in the sunset at 31:35 was just too peaceful, almost felt like Dickie was smiling down know where his baby was headed.
You Two are great... Looking forward what you two get done..
I have a camper trailer with a similar axle setup and the shackles tore on one side.
My 13 year old grandson fabricated new shackles for me - we are in a small town - and they worked just fine!
Nice to see a well managed marriage and well respected too. A joy to watch and entertaining.thank you both
I only wish y'all had met Dickie. He was a good man. I used to travel I 20 a lot. Always figured out a way to stop by and visit. He had a '56 that became a donor car for my wife's '55, at least for the interior. He even made a few Christmas gifts out of little goodies. Salt of the Earth...kinda like I would figure Aaron would be. I'm glad you got to bring home a few cars, including one of Dickie's babied '57s. Snooping about his place was quite the event. Every time.
Miss him - thank you for showing him some respect. Those who knew him appreciate it. I do hope you had a chance to meet Linda. She and Dickie really complemented each other.
That 40 while dented is fixable. I think you made the right choice in saving it.
Makes me happy Emily seeing you and your husband saving these classics from the mean old Metal recycle crushers
I want to thank you for posting. I love your videos you two are an awesome couple. Finley looked like he enjoyed the trip.
I treat my wife the same way!! 53 years this year. Makes love even a bit more special ❤️❤️
My first car was a 57 Belair wagon, looking forward to the progress on the 57 post car. What a well done channel !!!
mAN, WHAT A GORGOEUS WOMAN! sHE CAME ON WITHOUT A INTRODUCTION AND IT WAS LIKE LOOKING IN THE EYES OF AN ANGLE. BEAUTIFUL , BEAUTIUL.
I AgrEE- ShE is A GOrGOUS AngLe
I've said it before! Gonna say it again....You two are a perfect model of a happy life. Love you channel and both of you!!!!!!!
As the proud owner of a 57 2 door post- welcome to the club !!
So many treasures, so many hopes and dreams. More than enough for a single life time.
Great score on the 57 Chevy and the 40 Ford, both are great cars definitely worth restoring.
Awesome video. Can't wait to see both cars rolling again :)
Man, that is a 57 Chevy goldmine. Wish I lived closer just for parts and accessories. What a find. Can't wait to see what you do with it. Hopefully you do an original restoration and not some retro mod restoration. It deserves to be all original.
I'm a Wagon Nut! Love 'em all. Ya know ya want it!! Think about all the stuff you can haul on your road trips...
I absolutely want it!!!!
So thankful for y'all. Girls can wrench too. You and your tribe have proven that. !!!
Envious, not really, my time to work on these gems is limited, so I'll follow along and hope I can see them hit the road again soon!
Well done you'll love that 57 I built my wife one few years ago painted it purple 💜
We are grateful for you guy's! Your "can do attitude" is a life lesson every time you guy's make a production, thanks to you both, make it a great day, but more important be a blessing!
So excited seeing that 57 2 door being rescued I love it
You are just too dang cute in your bandana!!
as all the other followers I wish you a very very good job for the rebirth of those cars .
The 57 remembers me a little of the 58 New Yorker sedan of my uncle that he brings with him after he left Washington for Geneva ;
a very big surprise for us and the neighbours to see such a car in north of France at 1960's Christmas ;
much more in summer 1961 for those of the little Britton village of my aunt ( next to I live by now )
Exciting projects, I can't wait to see them!
Can't wait till you start that 57!!
great t o see you save some old gems, cant wait to see how they turn out
Kick ass, get those projects going. Get those amazing vehicles back on the road, in the water, or in the air. Thanks for all the hard work!
Maurice Crist
So happy to see another 40 tudor saved. I will be following with special interest. They look great in burgundy.
That body on the 57 is not the only incredible body that I've been watching.
More projects is a good thing as far as I'm concerned, that way I can watch more Flying Sparks Garage along with everyone else.
Great find, first time to this channel and what a great team,and a joy to watch. I’m surprised you don’t have a million views with Emily’s great smile and cheerful attitude 😀😀👏👏👏 Great work you guys, and wish you the best. My wife and I have been a working team for the last 32 years👍👍👍 And they been the best 32 years of my life. Enjoy each other and your journey together ✌️✌️
2 years later will be how many years
The 57 you got out of the barn is amazingly straight what an awesome find
Of course, you Emily are the awesome addition to a perfect team.
You two were made for each other
Always go straight when you can on a car. If you x it, and lose one strap, you lose all control and the car will want to go sideways. Lose one with the straight, and the car will stay still and you still have control
Bleepinjeep did a great video about it and demonstrated.
OK, That did it! I had no choice but "Subscribe & Thumbs Up"! Thank you for sharing this awesome adventure. Can't wait to watch these builds and more! Keep the Sparks Flying!!
Keep them coming. Could watch you day and night!
Boy DD speed shop Would be like a Kid in a candy store if he knew about this place ..Wow... Great Finds for sure..And great video..
OMG. y'all have certainly got your hands full. I remember saying almost one year ago. Y'all were gonna need a larger shop.. well now you really do! looking forward to seeing these projects. enjoy!
I've been following you guys more and more since you showed up on Mike's channel. Liked your coverage of power tour
Thanks!!!
Finley is one of the cutest shop dogs on youtube.. The closest I watch is Homeless on Cutting-edge Engineering Australia. He also makes me smile each time he shows up.
Moon on Iron Trap Garage
and Duff on Mortske's
I think of the three of you Finley is the only one with any real sense! Bracing myself for some really fun videos coming up. So glad your trip was safe and you made it home just fine. Thanks for Sharing!
The trip alone is memorable
Then you have all of those treasures for the future! Wow, talk about bring giddy for years to come
One company has had multiple problems. Your the channel to do this. God bless. You all . All for a good old man in his dreams. Love mick Australia
Its nice to see that things happen to other DIYs just like they happen to me and Arrin measures like I do with his finger.
you and Arron compliment each other so well
I had the same engine. I used to keep a spare fuel filter on me at all times lol.
`Must be the HAPPIEST couple on the planet.` ♥
No, Thank you for workin your butt's off to put out these awesum videos. Yes Aaron is the man and you deserve nothing less, Riveted to his cooking as much as you'all cooking up nice cars out of others discards. Lost art and your honesty in the builds helps us all. My favorite saying when teaching is "ask me how I know" LOL. Appreciate the well rounded content n family values, the "Kid" is adorable, GB the crew!!
All three vehicles are awesome. Nice pick.
ALWAYS HAPPY TO SEE YOU EMILY. YOU MAKE IT MORE INTERESTING.
My first car in 1965 was a 57 Belair turquoise convertible 283. paid $300 for it. I was 17 and earned half playing guitar in a garage band, doing sock hops, had the coolest car in school think they go around $200,000 mint. mine was. oh yea my folks gave me the other half. looking forward to your 57 😀😀🙃🙃😄😄 thanks Emily for backing your man's play
You really lucked out on those finds, the tri 5 and the square body should be straight forward builds, the 40 is going to be a job and a half. Keep up the great work and look forward to see where you go with these projects.
I love the '57 and the '40 Ford you rescued!!!
Totally awesome you guys good luck with these projects looking forward to watching in the future
Love that 57 210. Same 2 door model I drove in high school. I bought it for 125.00. It was sitting on blocks but after putting tires and wheels on it and a battery it lasted me all through high school in 68. Sold it after Uncle Sam sent me on an all expense paid vacation. That 57 is super sound as far as the body goes. Good find. New subscriber today. Thanks for sharing. 👍
I love that old iron. 57 chevys were very popular when I was a kid. I graduated HS in 1966
Such a sweet couple! Glad you showed that the old Ford still got the job done even with bad sychros!!
You guys deserve it, Great content.
I really like tri-5 Chevys, they are worth saving.
Finley is the ultimate wing man!!