Licking a little bit of Bells Paulsey off of the floor again. HAHAHAHAHAHA. You, Tavarish and his guys are great and the old Farelane looks great Derek. Pretty Awesome
@@StayTunedTA very cool stuff! i worked in a (wood) mill shop in western mass. that was originally a plant that built and tested periscopes for subs. they built it on a big chunk of bedrock so the testing equipment had a stable foundation and the place had a tower that i guess was for test assembly. built during the cold war. please to a history episode on your place!
Coors Banquet in a can - the perfect wobble pop for working on an street rod. That's how I was taught to work on cars. Must be cans, either 12 or 16 oz, that way no broken glass when you knock your beer over.
I wacthed this VGG and Stay Tuned on a build together 7 months ago when it was new. I had to watch it again because its so good. 4 long days of speed parts, pizza, cheesesteaks and laughs!
I like how it took Derek less than a minute to figure out they hopped up the engine. ST and VGG are the best, love these guys. I don’t watch television anymore.
How cool is that for Derek. Went from a regular guy working on cars on his spare time while raising a family, to hanging out with guys like Tony. Love watching all you guys. Keep up the good work and great content! Semper Fi
As mentioned its a 1967 Fairlane 500 and not a GT. When I was 16 I purchased a 2 year old 1967 Fairlane 500 with the standard 390-4 barrel rated at 315 HP and 4 speed. In stock trim they were capable of a 14 second 1/4 mi at around 90+mph. I remember the fun changing the spark plugs near the shock towers. Mine was red on red with a bench seat. Mine was different from other 67's as it had the radio antenna in the passenger side rear quarter panel. Thanks for bringing back some old but not forgotten memories.
@@BrianMagnafici-mw5xh I have a picture of a '67 Fairlane GT that's the exact same color as mine was, but I don't know how to go about sharing it here. 🤔🤔🤔
Joe Taylor, I wonder why it had the antenna in a different spot 🤔 Unless it was an original radio-delete from Ford and the previous owner had one installed during his ownership. 🤷
35 or so years ago I bought a 66 Fairlane 500 with a 302 and a three speed. I yanked the engine and trans out, built a 351C ( 4bbl heads of course ) and found a toploader 4spd to stick back in. It ran like a scalded dog I've gotta say. This vid brought back some good memories, thanks for that fellers, wish I still had her.
Hey look dude , you guys are the ones who deserve thanking ! No car shows left on tv , Power Nation still kicks around down south but you guys are the dudes keepin' it real .
It is a crying shame that you two don’t live closer together so this could happen more often,,, great stuff you guys are a blast to watch,, keep up the great work
I typically only comment in hopes of helping the algorithm to get your channels more views…but this video is “talking to me”. Can relate sooo much to the thrash…flywheel bolts too long and doing everything two (or three times) definitely more relateable than editing out all the “challenges” to sell the illusion that when you have been wrenching for so many years that everything goes together perfectly. I am loving this too much…Derekisms combined with Tonyisms is pure gold. A couple similar yet different approaches to thrashing… the bell housing/clutch didn’t even make the “cardboard hitlist” these are the surprises that add hours to a project and take years off of one’s life but BUILD CHARACTER ✊
This is so good. Thanks guys. Been watching both of you since 20 or 30 pounds ago. Maybe more. Livin that good life. Thanks for the content. Living vicariously through both of you. I’m 65/66 now and did most of my car years with no internet, email, text, or you tube. Got by with friends, late nights on cold garage floors, or sweat boxes, lots of dirt and grease, no $ for unlimited brake clean, we used leaded gas, mail, paper catalogues, a lot of guessing, grumpy machine shop guys for heads and decking blocks, know it all counter reps for cams, lifters, pistons, and Chiltons. You guys are awesome. Thank you.
I love it!!! I'm a died in the wool GM guy, always have been, but in 1978, when a friend at work, drove a '66 Ford Fairlane 500 to work, just like yours, except it was a rootbeer brown, I had to have it...!!! IMO, this was Ford's '55 Chevy, and best looking car they ever came out with...!!! This was a car that had to remain in it's stock condition...! I drove it all the way to Austin TX, to interview for a high paying job, which I got. It was my daily, and I loved it. The guys at work loved it too!!! I loved that 289 with the drag package also! Wish I could show a picture! This is a car that makes a gear head's chest swell when behind the wheel...! Really drew allot of attention from the public...!!!
So happy to see Tony out on his own, breaking through. Even more happy to see the other channels I like being class acts and supporting him. Things haven't been easy.
Tony congratulations to you and your crew. You guys are amongst the most humble TH-camrs. I totally love how you do what you do. The way you acknowledged Derek and “paid” him back was frick’n awesome. Blessings for continued success.
Tony rules, Barb rules, and Zimmie Kid rules! So nice to meet all the boys. Y’all are too nice. Thanks again for everything yesterday. Beer and a Slice Time! Ready to Stay Tuned 🤘🤘🔥🔥
@@StayTunedTATony and the Boys at Maple Grove! I’ll be there every time. Again, super awesome to meet you in person. Can’t thank you enough. Got to feel like a VIP. 🤣🤣🍺🍕
I met Tony when he and Lucky were testing the “college kid s10” they built at irwindale speedway. Tony is EXACTLY like you see on camera. Totally just wanted to talk car guy stuff and tell me about the build because the episode hadn’t aired yet. Such an awesome guy. I’m totally jealous of you guys that got to go hang out with him at maple grove.
You really got to think about burnout on these content creators but Derek always seems a little hard to be in character the first time on screen with a different TH-camr did you see the one where he worked on three-wheelers with Kevin JD
WOW!! 1966 Ford Fairlane, 390ci, 4speed, 3:90 or 4:11 rear end was among the KINGS of the street racing crowd 'back in tha day'. I'm 77 and remember, I lived it so what I tell you is 'tha straight poop'. We can hardly wait for Derek and Tony to revive that 'ol WarHorse.
I had a new 67 Fairlane GTA WITH A 390. It wouldn’t beat anything. Not a Chevelle, Not a Camaro, not even a Roadrunner. All it had was a nice ride and it looked good.
A few years ago, I pulled an original 289/c4 combo out of a 66 fairlane 500. Would have taken the car too, but it looked to be a field bomber that somebody had a hard hit with a big tree. It was parked in the weeds for over 30 yrs and the Frame was tweeeked and pretty rotted. Almost got the 289 rebuilt will just need to find a fairlane some day soon.
Thank you to Tony and Derek for teaming up like some sort of Voltron made of old car parts to fight rusty brakes and bolts together. Two of my favorite car dudes fighting grime to make horsepower.. nice.
It was so cool to meet you. ( I was the dude in the wheelchair with my champagne and white 52 Buick Special parked next to the red minivan ) such a fun night. I got to meet a lot of awesome people.
Your Buick didn't come with a dent in the center of the dash, did it? My dad had a similar Buick. When I was 5(1957) and standing up in the back, someone pulled out in front of us and dad hit the brakes. The seat folded and I put 4 tooth marks in the dash along with a small dent. Never stood up in a car again while moving...
Tony Angelo is FUNNY AS HELL...his jokes and references throughout this video were hilarious! What a perfect pairing with Derek's sarcasm. What a great collaboration reassembling this project car of Derek's was, good stuff! And the car itself was/is waaay cool...there's nothing like "updating" while also "saving" a truly old school street driven race car to live and race another day!
was a fan of tony waaaay back on hotrod, loving this homebrew channel a LOT! building the silly crap HE wants to build and having a buttload of fun doing it!
I love the 66-67 Fairlanes, there was a factory 427 Lightweight in the town I grew up in, Trenton Michigan, IMO nothing looks better than that 427 Hood.
Congratulations on your success! I hope you hit 500,000 soon! Also I have to say I admire how Derek appreciates the history of your shop. The people that worked there built this country
Pretty epic guys. Tony went the extra mile before Derick even got there. I love the car, the crew, the shop, when smart people work hard on a car there’s that instant bond. Fun to watch.
Granada spindles and disc brakes using the Granada outer tie rods are a near bolt in if you wish to budget style upgrade the front brakes. Also use a 1974 Pinto manual disc master cylinder also a bolt in manual brake upgrade. Works great. And you did forget the block plate .....
I have to admit, I’m here because of Vice Grip Garage. But now here, I remember seeing you on Hot Rod Garage/Powernation Shows? It’s amazing how folks are using Derek on their shows and gain views/recognition.
Pretty common among all type of TH-camrs to apear in others channels. They build an community and friendship that they all gain something from. Remember they are in reality all tiny independant media companies, no matter the amount of subs. Sometimes it's just an single person trying to be good at everything needed for making content and running an channel.
That’s awesome Angelo and the boys have Derek in your shop I love these collaborations this is amazing. I’ve followed you since day one and I love Derek from vice grip. It’s great to see all of you guys come together. And for you and the boys to put this together for Derek is amazing. Can’t wait to see the end of this video, Tony Angelou, the best.
I cannot imagine what goes in to footage we never see… like the clay piston to valve clearance “double check” before pounding on the Ford. I love it!…and that driver seat position for Derrick the humongous is perfect!!
Honestly...he is weird as heck. If you want to pair him up with someone, have him be with Cotton. Two of the worst personalities on TV (besides Brandon)
Just want to mention whoever sett up the welder was spot on perfection. It's not that it's hard to do, just very few get it right for the camera. Thanks guys, awesome chapter.
![กี่หมื่นฟ้า | Your Sky Series EP.1 [1/4]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vLGjxFL6U_I/mqdefault.jpg)
This was a BLAST! Thanks to Tony and the ST team for being awesome!
Thanks to all of you, this is epic! Don't tell Derek!
Thank you SO much buddy, we had a total blast this week and can't wait to come to your place and do it again!
Licking a little bit of Bells Paulsey off of the floor again. HAHAHAHAHAHA. You, Tavarish and his guys are great and the old Farelane looks great Derek. Pretty Awesome
Great show guys thanks for teaming up 😊
U can tell Derek is use to being alone. He keeps looking up at the building it was the best video love u guys thank u for the fun
two of the best car people in the world!
You're awesome too!
Thanks buddy, really appreciate it! Let's GOOO!
Oh, don't you worry, brother- you're on my subscription as well! Nice to see you here!
😅😊❤
Amen 🙏🏼
Shop history deserves a video by itself, that's awesome.
We love this place!
@@StayTunedTA very cool stuff! i worked in a (wood) mill shop in western mass. that was originally a plant that built and tested periscopes for subs. they built it on a big chunk of bedrock so the testing equipment had a stable foundation and the place had a tower that i guess was for test assembly. built during the cold war. please to a history episode on your place!
A Gantry is part of my Shop goal dreams.
Yep, would love to smell those wood beams too
Tony, you gave us a little clue about the building. Now you gotta let us know about the history! PA guy to PA guy.
I am so glad to see RTFM is not just an IT thing.
This was so fun!
Coors Banquet in a can - the perfect wobble pop for working on an street rod.
That's how I was taught to work on cars. Must be cans, either 12 or 16 oz, that way no broken glass when you knock your beer over.
I like the working on a car with your friends vibe this video has. Not overproduced!
You guys should be proud of this video. TH-cam gold.
Thank you so much, we had a blast this week!
I wacthed this VGG and Stay Tuned on a build together 7 months ago when it was new. I had to watch it again because its so good. 4 long days of speed parts, pizza, cheesesteaks and laughs!
I like how it took Derek less than a minute to figure out they hopped up the engine. ST and VGG are the best, love these guys. I don’t watch television anymore.
Derrick pocketing the 1/2 inch wrench is hilarious, amazing episode thank you guys for the content
Hahaha thanks for watching!
Front pocket find.
Yeah! Classic Derek!
1/2 or 10mm haha
Absolutely feller @@NaruSanavai
How cool is that for Derek. Went from a regular guy working on cars on his spare time while raising a family, to hanging out with guys like Tony. Love watching all you guys. Keep up the good work and great content! Semper Fi
That Fairlane is SO sweet. Can't wait for part 2. We need more Stay tuned/ Vice grip collaboration in our lives!
it sounds so good one day ill rumble down the street like that once day
such a cool survivor build!
Derek is secretly in charge of everything. He's doing most of the work and enjoying himself.
this is how real ppl build cars that you can truly drive an enjoy
As mentioned its a 1967 Fairlane 500 and not a GT. When I was 16 I purchased a 2 year old 1967 Fairlane 500 with the standard 390-4 barrel rated at 315 HP and 4 speed. In stock trim they were capable of a 14 second 1/4 mi at around 90+mph. I remember the fun changing the spark plugs near the shock towers. Mine was red on red with a bench seat. Mine was different from other 67's as it had the radio antenna in the passenger side rear quarter panel. Thanks for bringing back some old but not forgotten memories.
True Joe.
Wish I still had my '67 Fairlane GT-A.
😢😢😢
Do you have any pictures of your car you could post on here 🤔🧐✌️🫡🇺🇸🙏
Catapiler welds😮
@@BrianMagnafici-mw5xh
I have a picture of a '67 Fairlane GT that's the exact same color as mine was, but I don't know how to go about sharing it here.
🤔🤔🤔
Joe Taylor, I wonder why it had the antenna in a different spot 🤔 Unless it was an original radio-delete from Ford and the previous owner had one installed during his ownership. 🤷
35 or so years ago I bought a 66 Fairlane 500 with a 302 and a three speed. I yanked the engine and trans out, built a 351C ( 4bbl heads of course ) and found a toploader 4spd to stick back in. It ran like a scalded dog I've gotta say. This vid brought back some good memories, thanks for that fellers, wish I still had her.
Then you should tell him it’s a 67.
Hey look dude , you guys are the ones who deserve thanking ! No car shows left on tv , Power Nation still kicks around down south but you guys are the dudes keepin' it real .
My first car was a 66 Galaxie 500. It's nice to see someone using that body style. I had to sell mine when I became homeless and I miss her a lot
That's a 67....and my dream car I finally got one a couple weeks ago!
Wicked collaboration. Need to see more of this stuff.
Derek is one of the kindest, most genuine, and odd people people I have seen on TV.
We need more people like Derek on TV and less of the cookie cutter, disingenuous people pleaser types.
hes really a fun and relatable guy
He ain't odd
And bot on tv
TV is for the odd ppl
It is a crying shame that you two don’t live closer together so this could happen more often,,,
great stuff
you guys are a blast to watch,, keep up the great work
How fitting that the guy who "greenlighted" your full time jump was there for the 250K milestone. This channel just eeps getting better and better.
Yeah it was pretty great to have the guy there for 250k!
Derrick must really live this car. Never seen him be this careful. Lol
I typically only comment in hopes of helping the algorithm to get your channels more views…but this video is “talking to me”. Can relate sooo much to the thrash…flywheel bolts too long and doing everything two (or three times) definitely more relateable than editing out all the “challenges” to sell the illusion that when you have been wrenching for so many years that everything goes together perfectly. I am loving this too much…Derekisms combined with Tonyisms is pure gold. A couple similar yet different approaches to thrashing…
the bell housing/clutch didn’t even make the “cardboard hitlist” these are the surprises that add hours to a project and take years off of one’s life but BUILD CHARACTER ✊
We appreciate it!
This is so good. Thanks guys. Been watching both of you since 20 or 30 pounds ago. Maybe more. Livin that good life. Thanks for the content. Living vicariously through both of you. I’m 65/66 now and did most of my car years with no internet, email, text, or you tube. Got by with friends, late nights on cold garage floors, or sweat boxes, lots of dirt and grease, no $ for unlimited brake clean, we used leaded gas, mail, paper catalogues, a lot of guessing, grumpy machine shop guys for heads and decking blocks, know it all counter reps for cams, lifters, pistons, and Chiltons. You guys are awesome. Thank you.
Right there with ya @ 66, lots of dirt lots cold concrete and homade parts, friends & relatives and cheap beer. 30 wt oil, and STP.
Sounds so familiar, but I'm almost 72.
This is the best car guy collaboration I have ever seen. These two are gold together 👍🏼 Need more future projects like this one.
Derek doing brakes?! We never have brakes!! Perfect!
Fact + Break clean will eat your concert and leave divots and it starts to crumble
Great meeting you guys last night. My daughter won’t stop talking about how said scared you guys, and Derek said not to eat his tater tots!!!😂😂😂
Hahahaha thanks for coming out!
Yes! Vise Grip and Stay Tuned in one package!!!! Let's Fffffing go!
Let's GOOO!
I was going to give this a thumbs up but I can't mess with the 69 thumbs up number. lol thanks thumb's up
Congratulations on 250,000 fellas!
Thanks for the collaboration with VGG.
Excellent content!
Thanks for the support, we appreciate it!
I love it!!! I'm a died in the wool GM guy, always have been, but in 1978, when a friend at work, drove a '66 Ford Fairlane 500 to work, just like yours, except it was a rootbeer brown, I had to have it...!!! IMO, this was Ford's '55 Chevy, and best looking car they ever came out with...!!! This was a car that had to remain in it's stock condition...! I drove it all the way to Austin TX, to interview for a high paying job, which I got. It was my daily, and I loved it. The guys at work loved it too!!! I loved that 289 with the drag package also! Wish I could show a picture! This is a car that makes a gear head's chest swell when behind the wheel...! Really drew allot of attention from the public...!!!
😂 Glad I could help guys
So happy to see Tony out on his own, breaking through. Even more happy to see the other channels I like being class acts and supporting him. Things haven't been easy.
"We need like, 2 inches"... "Story of my life"... Right there with ya brother, best quote ever!!
Hahahah!
🤣🤣🤣🔥🍺🍕
Tony congratulations to you and your crew. You guys are amongst the most humble TH-camrs. I totally love how you do what you do. The way you acknowledged Derek and “paid” him back was frick’n awesome. Blessings for continued success.
Awwww man that's the closest he's been!! I'm only 2 hours away!! I met Tony once! Super nice guy!
Tony rules, Barb rules, and Zimmie Kid rules! So nice to meet all the boys. Y’all are too nice. Thanks again for everything yesterday. Beer and a Slice Time! Ready to Stay Tuned 🤘🤘🔥🔥
LET'S GOOOOO BUDDY! Thanks so much for coming yesterday man, really means a lot! Beer and a slice baby!
@@StayTunedTATony and the Boys at Maple Grove! I’ll be there every time. Again, super awesome to meet you in person. Can’t thank you enough. Got to feel like a VIP. 🤣🤣🍺🍕
I met Tony when he and Lucky were testing the “college kid s10” they built at irwindale speedway. Tony is EXACTLY like you see on camera. Totally just wanted to talk car guy stuff and tell me about the build because the episode hadn’t aired yet. Such an awesome guy. I’m totally jealous of you guys that got to go hang out with him at maple grove.
Derek definitely puts the FUN in FUNCTIONAL ALCOHOLIC!🎉🎉
Love this episode. Derek hanging with you guys is awesome for sure. Congratulations on 250K! You guys earned it.
DERIK looks SO TIRED, But he is truly trying SO hard to keep going. Nothing but Respect to you DERIK and all of you! Thank you so much 💪💪
Derek was killer all week!
It amuses me all the ways people misspell DEREK 😂.
Well ya know Geoff, it is spelt both ways...@@JeffKopis
You really got to think about burnout on these content creators but Derek always seems a little hard to be in character the first time on screen with a different TH-camr did you see the one where he worked on three-wheelers with Kevin JD
@@nicktriplett1976 I think, in this case, there were just a few more coldsnacks involved. Just a few.
a VGG length Stay Tuned video? Made WITH VGG?? HELL YEAH!
Mr. B. Here ! ☕️👀😎👍. Sorry guys little under the weather. 🍕🍕🍺🍺. Better late than sorry ! 👏👏👏👏
Feel better Mr. B 🍺🍕
Tony you're a freaking Rockstar brother you're going to have a million before you know it man... congrats
Trying our best over here, thanks for the support!
@@StayTunedTAYou do such outlandish builds I would have thought you had a million already. We have to get the word out!
You guys are the best. Out in the garage now getting ready for the power tour.Thanks to all of you!
even beeing tired, the chill vibe in the shop with you guys is so good. stay/vicegrip is the best colab
VGG is the man
It's so great to see a giant motor trend TV star like Tony allow someone like Derek to come on their show.
Helping out the small guy.
WOW!! 1966 Ford Fairlane, 390ci, 4speed, 3:90 or 4:11 rear end was among the KINGS of the street racing crowd 'back in tha day'. I'm 77 and remember, I lived it so what I tell you is 'tha straight poop'. We can hardly wait for Derek and Tony to revive that 'ol WarHorse.
I had a new 67 Fairlane GTA WITH A 390. It wouldn’t beat anything. Not a Chevelle, Not a Camaro, not even a Roadrunner. All it had was a nice ride and it looked good.
This was so cool. At 15 years old, my first car was a 1966 Ford Fairlane. Had the 289. Really wish I had that car today at 60 Y.O.
A few years ago, I pulled an original 289/c4 combo out of a 66 fairlane 500. Would have taken the car too, but it looked to be a field bomber that somebody had a hard hit with a big tree. It was parked in the weeds for over 30 yrs and the Frame was tweeeked and pretty rotted. Almost got the 289 rebuilt will just need to find a fairlane some day soon.
Props to derek for taking time to help the channel and giving pointers and support to go for it.
From Randy in Chattanooga: You should have converted the front to disc brakes.
This might be my favorite car I've seen on this channel. Tony is an awesome guy.
Thank you to Tony and Derek for teaming up like some sort of Voltron made of old car parts to fight rusty brakes and bolts together. Two of my favorite car dudes fighting grime to make horsepower.. nice.
It was so cool to meet you. ( I was the dude in the wheelchair with my champagne and white 52 Buick Special parked next to the red minivan ) such a fun night. I got to meet a lot of awesome people.
Oh wow, maan. You own my dream car, ever since I saw one on Gran Turismo I have wanted one. You have a killer ride. 👍
Your Buick didn't come with a dent in the center of the dash, did it? My dad had a similar Buick. When I was 5(1957) and standing up in the back, someone pulled out in front of us and dad hit the brakes. The seat folded and I put 4 tooth marks in the dash along with a small dent. Never stood up in a car again while moving...
Warms the heart to see homies doing good for each other.
Nothing beats a check list on a pizza box! Reminder: Send $ for Tornetta’s pizza. Done and done. Thanks for the collab fellers.
I love seeing old fords back and screaming
Tony Angelo is FUNNY AS HELL...his jokes and references throughout this video were hilarious! What a perfect pairing with Derek's sarcasm. What a great collaboration reassembling this project car of Derek's was, good stuff! And the car itself was/is waaay cool...there's nothing like "updating" while also "saving" a truly old school street driven race car to live and race another day!
Absolutely the CHILLEST / SUBTLEST Humor on the web!
Tony Rocks!
Rustang😂
was a fan of tony waaaay back on hotrod, loving this homebrew channel a LOT! building the silly crap HE wants to build and having a buttload of fun doing it!
Love that the arp hardware and aluminum heads were noticed in seconds. "See em with my eyeballs" 😂
Had a stupid stressful day working on someone else’s come-back job today. This episode is the best part of my Friday. Thank you.
Tony + Derek = Chaotic good
Thank you for the good time.
Absolutely! Couldn't wait for this!
Thanks for watching!
Feels like I'm watching an all-star game. This is awesome.
yup, foul balls included!
This is how it's done. Hanging out with the guys and making something to have fun with! Good times y'all will always remember.
Tony's street cred went up 10 points in my book lol. Cheesesteaks looked amazing lol
These guys are definitely some of the most dudes in the world.
Hilarious Derek is just drunk welding on that cranked cross member the first day 🍻🤣
Dude didn't even close his eyes on some of em. Savage
Hearing that engine come to life made me smile too! What a thrash! Congrats on 250k! Looking forward to 500k!
Thank you!
So glad i saw this thing with my own 2 eyes yesterday!
It's such a killer old hot rod!
It was so cool to see in person. Such a fun night.
Great combination, like the pie!
Right on, thanks for watching!
St & VVG couple of my favorite channels
The team we didnt know we needed. My two favorite cartube channels on one episode, love it
What a great collab. Bunch of guys thrashing on the cars, sharing laughs, some pizza and cold snacks. Awesome.
I love the 66-67 Fairlanes, there was a factory 427 Lightweight in the town I grew up in, Trenton Michigan,
IMO nothing looks better than that 427 Hood.
They brought the thunder, big pimpin 66 fairlane!
That Motor sounded like a MONSTAH ! Holy Crap Stains ! Magnificent sounding ! All Youse guys are amazing !
Thanks a ton!
Best crossover EVER!!!!!!!
My two favorite personalities into one. Thank you.
Amazing, you found a 66' Fairlane that looks like a 1967, rare bird indeed.😮
Hahaha ok ok it’s a ‘67!
That engine sounds amazing
I am so excited about this!!! Been looking forward to it all week!!
Hell yea, let's gooo!
YOU GUYS REALLY PUT THE ENERGY IN THE BEGINNING OF THIS VIDEO - SO YOU GUYS GOT ME CHARGE UP! I MEAN I'M ON THE EDGE OF MY SEAT - SO LET'S GET IT ON!👍
Hope to see you guys do more together. We need to see a drag and drive team of Tony and Derek.
Congratulations on your success! I hope you hit 500,000 soon! Also I have to say I admire how Derek appreciates the history of your shop. The people that worked there built this country
You guys make hard work look like fun.
We had a BLAST this week! Hard work for sure, but it's a little easier when you're hanging with your dudes, eating pizza!
Pretty epic guys. Tony went the extra mile before Derick even got there. I love the car, the crew, the shop, when smart people work hard on a car there’s that instant bond. Fun to watch.
I love that it took about exactly three point two five seconds for Derrick to see right thru the subterfuge 😂
I really hope to see Derek and Tong work together more in the future!!
StayTuned & VGG together is an amazing, yet motley crew. this ensemble kicks ass. thanks to all that made this happen.
Granada spindles and disc brakes using the Granada outer tie rods are a near bolt in if you wish to budget style upgrade the front brakes. Also use a 1974 Pinto manual disc master cylinder also a bolt in manual brake upgrade. Works great. And you did forget the block plate .....
Hasn’t been a better mashup since the Flintstones met the Jetsons. Y’all are my favorites…loved the collaboration! Congrats and thanks to you both!
I have to admit, I’m here because of Vice Grip Garage. But now here, I remember seeing you on Hot Rod Garage/Powernation Shows? It’s amazing how folks are using Derek on their shows and gain views/recognition.
Pretty common among all type of TH-camrs to apear in others channels. They build an community and friendship that they all gain something from. Remember they are in reality all tiny independant media companies, no matter the amount of subs. Sometimes it's just an single person trying to be good at everything needed for making content and running an channel.
ST, Great project with a You Tube Icon! That's a super sweet 302! Toni and crew with VGG Derek! An unbeatable team!
That’s awesome Angelo and the boys have Derek in your shop I love these collaborations this is amazing. I’ve followed you since day one and I love Derek from vice grip. It’s great to see all of you guys come together. And for you and the boys to put this together for Derek is amazing. Can’t wait to see the end of this video, Tony Angelou, the best.
I cannot imagine what goes in to footage we never see… like the clay piston to valve clearance “double check” before pounding on the Ford. I love it!…and that driver seat position for Derrick the humongous is perfect!!
Honestly...he is weird as heck. If you want to pair him up with someone, have him be with Cotton. Two of the worst personalities on TV (besides Brandon)
@@applianceman6194😂 Two of the best you mean. I guess you don’t like entertaining type people, you must like the boring and mundane ones.
Just want to mention whoever sett up the welder was spot on perfection. It's not that it's hard to do, just very few get it right for the camera. Thanks guys, awesome chapter.
Such a great build. This is literally my dream car, I wouldn't change a thing. That 5.0 is meaty!
two superstars doing real things...dig it