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Always great stuff from this family. This is what folks need to watch. Good wholesome material.

would love to see a full build on the old chevy keep up the amazing work guys saving these beautiful relics

I am always amazed how these classic old chev body metal stays solid. Good job on saving this unique Chevy!!🇺🇸🇺🇸

@matthewlittle6940

8 ай бұрын

just depends on the location its stored in. if that was parked in the bush up here in rust belt east coast canada it would have become one with the earth again lol

@navicardigan2858

8 ай бұрын

@@matthewlittle6940in ‘berta that thing would probably be a pile of dust 😂

I know that you get hundreds of people saying this but, I love your content. The way the scene is set makes it really relaxing to watch. You are no doubt one of the best automotive channels out there.

I love the fact the the seller wasnt trying to retire off the sale of the stuff. I wish everyone was like that nowadays

An excellent adventure! Thanks gentlemen 🙏

I'm so busy I have to watch your videos in stages but I always leave a like when I begin one. God bless you both, and your families.

I use to pull a 2 horse trailer with a 52 just like this, it pulled it but not very fast had to climb steep hills in 1st but I was 16 and my sister was 21 and that's the way Dad wanted. He finally bought us a 62 short step side Ford that was old Forestry Truck straight 6 with granny 4 speed and posi traction rear end. Loved those 2 old trucks.

That’s some of the hardest work a man can do, but also some of the most satisfying once the mission is accomplished.

I love those old Chevys! The 3100 is a classic pure and simple. Looking forward to seeing y'all bring her back to life!

Love old Chevy pickups! Glad you saved this old girl. Good job fellas!

I love what ICON do with these trucks.

Another great video guys. Those spoked wheels look to be '34 Chevrolet. Just a couple of thoughts. When you are trying to steer like this, you could take a strop out around the outside of the left wheel, attaching it to the chassis behind the wheel. It will pull across into line pretty quick, and if you are lucky, it will also straighten the wheels. I have, in the past, also used a small tackle block fitted to the opposing side of the trailer on a D shackle, run the winch rope around it and you get that vehicle exactly where you want it. Also, when they are down in the dirt like that, you could try raising the winch rope close to the vehicle, so that it lifts it somewhat while being pulled. Maybe even a 2' log of about 10-12" diameter would be all you need. Christian does a great job behind the camera, but I do miss her giving you guys a bit of cheek now and then. 🤭God bless you all.

I'm intrigued by the Willys Aero. They're pretty cool cars, made from 1952-1955. It and the Henry J (Henry J Kaiser) have similar roots (Kaiser-Willys). I hope you can make someone a happy camper with that rig Congrats on a successful extrication of everything

Both the whole vehicles are really cool! Glad to see you all doing what you do and having fun with it.

Love the show. An love to see old iron coming back to life

I love y’all’s camera work and editing.

Nice dealing with decent folks guys love the show u guys are the best ty and God bless you guys

Always love your videos it's always great time God Bless you and your wonderful family

Another great video Thanks for saving more old classic

As always - love watching and living vicariously through your finds and saves. I think you should consider doing something on the hot rod level with that 1952(?) Willys Aero Ace car. For many people that is quite the collectable vehicle and putting a upgraded engine and mechanicals would be a fun project to watch! Whatever you do - thanks for your channels, and may God continue to bless you!

By the way I love the content you do. Its always amazing to watch. I will never get bored of it. Honestly.

Nice find! It's pronounced 'Willis'. Willys Aero, Willys Overland, Willys Jeep- all have a connection to Kaiser-Frazer. Neat history, for sure!

Vary awesome job you guys for getting them. Keep up the great work.

It's such a totally different world than here in the crowded and tiny Netherlands. I love every second of the video's of these guys!!! Especially when its cold, windy and rainy like it is now!

Love the show great work all the time

I appreciate all you do to put the videos we are able to participate in (in my mind). I'm 79 and worked on and with vehicles my entire life, so much of what y'all do I relate to, but now unable to do very much at all. I love the Lord with all my heart and it is refreshing to listen to y'all openly share your testimony. Father and children working together, what a blessing. Try to help Dad a tad more and give him the light end of the work in honoring him. Blessings to all of you.

HI GUYS I TO ARE AMAZED ,, THE CARS AND TRUCKS YOU FIND SEEM TO GET YOU YA ALL DIGGING AND CUTTING ,, WE REMEMBER THE SAAB CAR ,,.. YOUR BOTH THE BEST TO TEACH US HOW TO DO THIS VERY HARD JOB TEAM WORK ,, MY SON MAX 8 YR.S OLD IS AMAZED HOW YOU DO ALL THIS,,.. WE BOTH LIKE WATCHING YA FIXING THESE CARS AND TRUCKS..G D ,BLESS YOU ... THANKS...

I saw your video on you were stopping for a while and because of personal issues and I’m glad to see you back because I really like your content

"wood side mirror".. that's another level, dude!.. keep it up!

Would like to see the sister more involved in turning wrenches, and learning more about the running aspect of these old classics! The little we've seen, she seems to have a nice personality, and good with the video camera, yet it would show more of this being a family event, as I've been watching these video's now for quite a long time, and from here in western Canada enjoy the differences in the aspects of enjoying these old classics, stuck in time!

Them old classics are some rare finds. Getting them back on the road is the hard part sometimes. God's talent at work there. God bless both of you guys.

Brilliant content as usual guys, Its good, interesting and dare i say it, funny too and the camera work is spot on!

Here I am in Birmingham England, it's October and and getting cold but watching you two getting hot has certainly warmed me up. I enjoy watching your videos.

Can't wait to see the camper car again.

These two gentlemen seem to be really good folk. Really enjoy your videos👍🙂👍

Just love seeing y'all find and protect some of theses old gems in the rough! Watching you struggle with getting jacks in place leads me to suggest you check out portable A frame and/or gin pole lifting. With the winch you can lift and position much easier. Might want to find a rigger living nearby that could train you up a bit!

Love those Ole trucks. You guys and gal rock. Always keep Jesus at the center like you do.

Howdy from Australia. Another great show.

Some good work guys 👍👍

Awesome thank y’all

Hey Lance,Wyatt and Christian👋, great find . Thanks for sharing.

What a great seller, easy to deal with, and a very reasonable price for everything. You and dad have more toys to play with, and he cleans up his property. That Willys Aero is probably rare. And that nice Mobil gas pump, parts are probably available from Wayne, the manufacturer.

love these videos !!!!

Great job & great music 🎶

You fellas need ta get a side hustle in the tree trimming business!!😂

Love see this truck up running do full rebuild video next project

As always guys awesome

1:05:47 the last time gas was 57.9 in the continental USA, was in 1975. Here on Vancouver Island, BC Canada (today) gasoline is currently $2.05/liter ($7.75/gal)

I remember these!

Y'all inspire me! I got a '49 3100 that wants to rise from the ruin. It's been sitting for years, she was last run around '93-94.😀💥💥💥💯💥💥💥👌👍👊💪🤙

Very cool thanks 👍👍👍👍👍😊

Love how Lance says about the jack Harbor Freight! I had to laugh I did the same thing once or twice

That being out of breath is just the Covid. No worries ; - )

This video quality is the best I have ever seen. When whe truck is not going on straight try hooking the main winch line off the side with a Polley I seen u use one to double ur pulling power u can use that the pull in angle to pull truck over or when u had the front wheels on move the trailer try to pull foward will sometimes straightened you up. Keep the good work and God bless

Every time I watch you guys do a rescue of a vehicle, I am amazed by this trailer and the air suspension on it. I watch so many other youtubers struggle to get vehicles on a trailer and you guys mainly just line up the trailer and pull on most any vehicle. That old Willys and the 52 chevy are pretty cool finds. I like the 1937 Willys 2 door Sedan Coupes myself.

Beautiful truck guys

Great show keep up the amazing work be safe my friends God bless all merry Christmas and happy New year

Very good premier. :)

Seems like pretty good deal I would like to see y'all get the old Chevy truck running

As I was watching you try to winch the truck out, I thought you could try a 6x6 post under the winch cable, so as the cable pulls it lifts up too. That trick might save you some digging and jacking on your next rescue.

That was a good find. There is willy club's all over the country. Looked like there was a lot of parts on that old car.

The pump is very cool...

Some good finds you all, I'm sure you will make a profit.

Muito top, esses clássico que vcs resgataram. Parabéns, eu amo esses carros 😍

My grandma used to drive a Willy’s Aero like that, it was a work car that was pink but I don’t remember what company she was working for. Dad said she had it and a pink Henry J at one point. We have some old home movies from that late 50s that you can see the Willy’s sitting in the driveway parked beside our family’s first tow truck and grandpas Cadillac.

Great bro 👍

Yup a good 50 years that ol gal been sittin. Good to so it rescued from the woods. You guys have the patience for such treasures.

Love the video ❤

That was a great video

I love that ol Willie's.

Glad youre doing some will it runs, but i gotta say i am enjoying the 40 build

I really like you car trailer setup, some of the stuff you have gone after would have been a lot harder with out it. I like those old trucks. It would be cool if you could find the missing front pieces for the car.

Hey guys! Great video. Am curious when you'll have the sticker pack back in stock. Would like a few of those. Thanks in advance!

That Willy's car is extremely rare great find, God bless.

Hey love them old gas pumps!

Another great video.😬

33:48 because usually on those there’s supposed to be a bolt that Captivate the rod as the rod has a collar on it below the bolt

Cómo fanático de Chevrolet estoy esperando que van a hacer con esa maravilla! Saludos desde Argentina

Good job my brorhr🙏

You need to buy a snatch block that will make the winch work easier

I got a 92 s10 blazer frame ready for that 52 body and love the music

The most beautiful buried treasure, greetings from Yemen

As always, loved the can do of all three of you. I agree with most comments that the family is so important and this shines in your content. Lance you are so respectful of the people you deal with on buying these gems. And I know its hot in Texas which didn’t seem to bother you all. May God bless each of you. Can’t wait for the next video.

Those 48 to 55 Chevy and gmc trucks are hard to find now. They’re good trucks. I’ve had 2 similar to that one.

Cool video would love to have that little car.

I’ve got a 1949 3100 that I rip around in Vancouver, BC and talk about a fish outta water. That said, I loooove these fat fender Chevys

love the music

That old gas pump was probably early 70s because the cover over the old computer only has 3 openings so the max price could only be set to 99.9 cents so definitely pre gas shortage of mid 70s. Thanks and I thank God I am restored also

You need a good snatch block. Double your pulling power. Some of those old ford ranger trucks fit perfect on a crown Victoria frame.

The Willie's is what interests me the most. Being a rare vehicle, then brings the question, do you try to keep it original, or put a fire breathing V8 in it.

@royfrye2871

8 ай бұрын

They may have a Ford motor!!😊

my grand dad had one of these trucks, there must have been millions of them made

The front lamp 😮

Good shows

looks like a 49 or 50 to me. Vent window arrived in 51 & gas tank went in to cab in 49. If it has lever action shocks ......its a 49. Good job guys

Hope that you can save that truck! The '52.

I just have one remark, sharpen the chain on the chainsaw! As a Swede, a Husquarna should never have a dull chain! Much love and respect from Sweden! :)

Parabéns adorei seus video sou Marco Antonio do Brasil ❤❤❤

That old Chevy looks like a candidate for trying to get it back on the road. What do you folks think? Thanks for the video!