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@michaelsclark

10 ай бұрын

I'm making jerky today, life has been crazy lately but its come n yr way

@mvisinski

10 ай бұрын

A guy can't get this in Canada. Bummer.

@theguy9234

10 ай бұрын

Derick. Sell me that quadrajet.

@johnnygeorgopoulos4072

10 ай бұрын

​@@mvisinskithat sucks, I ordered some a few months ago and I was shocked, I can cook, very well (I used to cook professionally for years), but being single I don't cook as often.... ordered some to try and I was hooked. These things are fantastic, good portions too.... maybe they'll open up a place in Canada soon, I can't see them going out of business with how delicious those things are and how competitively priced they are with eating out.

@markusa5521

10 ай бұрын

Memories for the rest of his life. I remember rushing home to help my dad then mom yelling at us because I had my good school clothes on lol

Derek is the father I longed for growing up. Them kids are beyond lucky to have you man 🤙🏻

@brandon2076

10 ай бұрын

Just an FYI this guy that replied to your comment below is a potential scammer posing as VGG, he stole the profile photo and has a name that implies he's trying to trick people into believing he's Derek, typical Telegram scammer.

@jeffallen2923

10 ай бұрын

Yep! Amen to that. My dad was a cop - always on shift or "on the beat".... Never around. When he retired, I thought ": great!" Nup. Same old same old, always a cop.

@Georgio80AU

10 ай бұрын

Amen to that. I got taught all the WRONG ways around cars and engines. Oh well … the old man thought he was doing the right thing. Those kids are lucky to have you Derek.

@rogerf7265

10 ай бұрын

My dad let me help him work on stuff and then when I got older and had my first car which was a 70 Nova. Every time I'd start to work on it he would miraculously show up so I "Wouldn't Screw It Up". One of my favorite memories with him was when he and my mom came home from a shopping trip and he brought home a set of chrome traction bars for it and he couldn't wait to put them on MY car. So there we were at 11:00 pm laying in the driveway installing a set of traction bars.....lol.

@antisocialjusticewarrior2073

10 ай бұрын

​@@rogerf7265This is the way

Bentley seems like a fine young feller. Parents make a HUGE difference and this is awesome 👏🏻

@PJL7095

10 ай бұрын

He’s still young and impressionable and at that ‘cool to hang around with’ age. Give him 3 years

@chaelodoul9401

10 ай бұрын

@@PJL7095Drink another swig of that mad dog 20/20 and smoke ya another pallmall there Mr. positivity. 😒

@buckjank

10 ай бұрын

To bad he has more then one kid. Just saying he has 3 sons

@PJL7095

10 ай бұрын

@@chaelodoul9401 don’t get your comment. You raised any boys? I have. My comment is a realist one. That’s all. Plus don’t smoke cigs… nasty habit don’t you agree or can I not say that either and Mad Dog 20/20 is crap.

@quickdeuce

10 ай бұрын

@@PJL7095 I understood what you said PJ,, Wife and I raised 3 Sons too. All are over 50 now but I remember how things were in their mid to late teens. They were rite there beside 'ol Dad (sometimes underfoot),, no matter what I was doing when they were 12 and younger. And then (just like ME) at 13 or so something happens to we fellers,, we discover - - yep you guessed it - - GIRLS 🙂and hang'n out with our buddies is our 'thang',, what Dad's got going slips to the back burner and when he 'asks' for a hand or 'if' we want to help out,, when given a choice it's a,, "can I go to Jimmy's house instead?".

Derek - please, never change this channel. It doesn't need any "new improvements", or different focus, or any other nonsense, it's perfect as is. Just keep doing what you're doing.

@mr.whiskers3283

3 ай бұрын

Agree 100%. Don't fix what ain't broke.

@stevenculver6416

3 ай бұрын

Great channel, great content and a great father and mother= great kids.

You're not building a truck... you're building priceless memories. Let's see that engine tear down.

@michaelb.42112

5 ай бұрын

SOOOoooo true. Timeless family memories.

Derek, it's been said before, but you are a true example of what a great dad is. The way you interact with your boys and help them learn skills that they can use in the future is amazing. Bless your whole family and everything you do. Keep on truckin', feller!!

@ViceGripGarage

10 ай бұрын

Thank you!

The car building talent is one thing. Building better humans is another. What a DAD!

@wildbill23c

10 ай бұрын

Its easier to build them right the first time, than have to try and repair them later on in life :(. Sadly so many kids grow up the wrong way anymore.

@buckjank

10 ай бұрын

At least a good dad to one of his 3 sons

@danjones1365

10 ай бұрын

@@buckjankyou just showed how little you know about this channel and this family by that ignorant statement.

@zachman2699

10 ай бұрын

​@buckjank he's literally built a vehicle for each member of his family but keep hating

@GatvolFourie

10 ай бұрын

@@buckjank Now you see , that comment of you shows exactly why doing stuff with your dad early on is so important . I dont know yer old man. Didn't know his old man. But YOU have the power to break a bad cycle . Go have a think about that .

That boy will never ever ever forget those moments that he spent with his Dad working on that truck and driving that truck. He will be telling his kids and his grandkids about it. Even at 90 years old he will never forget these moments that he spent with his Dad on this truck. Priceless!

@johnritcher5751

Ай бұрын

My Dad died in 1991, and I don't forget the good moments with him. You never do.

You are a great Dad Derek! This takes me back to my Dad doing the same thing with me 50 years ago. We were always wrenching on cars, motorcycles, lawnmowers, chainsaws……..plus he taught me building, electrical, plumbing, masonry when I was Bentleys age. He built a garage and an addition on our house and I was his gopher, mason tender and wire puller and pipe cutter. He always took me fishing, taught me to shoot and hunt. He is now in a wheelchair in a nursing home which breaks my heart. We were still hunting together 12 years ago. Watching you and Bentley work on this truck made my eyes well up thinking about days past with my Dad. Enjoy every moment with those boys Derek ( in which you are without a doubt) because in and instant I went from a 12 year old kid to a 60 year old man. Time is fleeting the older you get the quicker it goes. Those boys are going to be good men soon enough and you will be wrenching with your grand children soon. Enjoy the cruise with your wonderful family. God Bless!

I can just imagine Bentley in school looking at the clock every 5 minutes hoping school was out so he could get home to drive "his truck". Great video, Derek. Those are priceless memories being made.

@briantruck2284

10 ай бұрын

Oh yeah

It always amazes me that a guy can work on cars, bust knuckles, play games with the English language with upper midwest vernacular....for years and still keep it 100% family rated. You sir are UNIQUE!!!! Best on the interweb.

@mzaccagnini7179

10 ай бұрын

I AGREE TOTALLY!😊😊😊

@haydenb8853

10 ай бұрын

​@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist8ONE LIEK ONE PRAY GOBLESS AMEN

@PaulGarage03

10 ай бұрын

​@@haydenb8853HECK YEEH BORTHER DONT LET THUH CLIBBIN GETCHA

@jondekerguelen

8 ай бұрын

Absolutely right!

Hits u right in the feels seeing him drive off in the field. Can't help but to smile ear to ear. Ur a amazing dad Derick. Ur truly a treasure to all of us

Great father son bonding time!! I lost my father April 2021. We used to work on cars together all the time...he wasn't as nice or patient as Derek is, but him teaching me auto repair has made me a lot of money so far in my lifetime and I've been able to help a lot of people in the meantime. Last year I acquired my father's big block 1967 Cougar, the car he started teaching me auto repair on. I've been tinkering on it since trying to get it back on the road after 10 years of sitting idle. I found out in March of this year that I have a 25 year old son I didn't know I had, he's putting himself through school to becoming an ASE certified mechanic....he even named his son, my grandson, Axel! Can't wait to teach him what I know about cars. Thanks for reminding me of what it was like with dad!

Derek this is what fatherhood is all about! Bentley will have not only a truck to tool around in but the most important thing will be the memories made with Dad! Fantastic!

@buckjank

10 ай бұрын

I bet his other 2 sons wish they had great memories

@quickdeuce

10 ай бұрын

@@buckjank They do,, Derek includes all 3 boys in lots of stuff. Not seen in his videos but there's a lot with all the boys included. Could be Jessica's got the other boys doing something else too,, like packaging merch and helping prep for shipping. Derek's boys enjoy both parents 100% involved in their lives.

@resqfreedom9308

10 ай бұрын

​@@buckjankwhat are you doing here causing trouble!? You mad cause your Daddy didn't want you around!? Take your negativity and go find a good step dad to whine to! Geez dude! UNFREAKINGBELIEVABLE!

@workingman9745

10 ай бұрын

​@@buckjankyour childhood must have really SUCKED.

@danjones1365

10 ай бұрын

@@buckjank you’ve bothered to make this same comment several times now. Seek professional help for your daddy issues.

Bentley's face always lights up when he's working with Dad. Such an awesome father/son adventure. Keep up the great work.

That’s what a good dad does. The smile on Bentley’s face was gold.

Best part of this video is the look on your face working with your son....... PRICELESS

Awesome job being an amazing dad. Some of my best memories are working with my dad. These moments go so fast but have such a great impact!

@ViceGripGarage

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

@jamesmiller299

10 ай бұрын

That is good how much your boys like helping

@TheBlueBikeDoyle

10 ай бұрын

Don't know I'm still afraid to move when holding flashlight

@bigbfelts

10 ай бұрын

​@ViceGripGarage My Dad and I always wrenched together. Sadly I lost him to cancer last week .

@rickhughes9385

10 ай бұрын

Sorry for your loss

Truck isn't the only thing with a solid foundation. The look on Bentley's face when it fired it up and the grin after he drove it. Well done Derek.

Derek, it would be awesome to see the father son duo continue on this project as you both go through the rebuild process on this engine.

I would recommend to rebuild every time. 1) I'm the one rebuilding. I have confidence in my own work. 2) Commonly its cheaper to rebuild it yourself instead of buying a crate. 3) The boys would never forget. I am 48 years old and to this day I remember rebuilding a Ford 390 V8 with my Dad when I was 13.

As a dad… these videos are really special. Imagine when he’s going to be older and being able to watch all these videos of him building a car with dad. Super touching and really awesome wholesome content

@timothygeiger8271

10 ай бұрын

Especially after Bentley has his own son he watches it with.

It doesn’t matter what it cost, that young man’s smile paid for it in full! Great job Dad!

Yes I would definitely like to see a tear down of the 350 engine. Oh by the way I was just thinking about your son … I just hopes he appreciates having a dad that can teach him all about engines and mechanical skills , something I wasn’t fortunate to have growing up. I throughly enjoyed watching both of you working together Father and Son, looking forward to seeing many more videos!

Bleep, Bloop, Tear down the engine!!!! That's my vote. Really enjoy your videos. It's really great you can work with your boys.

The enthusiasm on Bentley's face when the truck fired up is priceless. Enjoy these moments with your son. Time flies 👍

Not only will your son be able to literally look back on this memory with a Fella...but also see the fact that he could climb completely into the engine bay with no trouble at all.

Really love seeing this. When the young ones get in there and work with help and learn while enjoying time with their dad in the shop. Wish more would do real quality family programming like this. Way to go Derek. A lot of dads out there could learn a lot from you.

I had 3 boys and all worked with me at some time, best training they will ever get, they are great workers,am 73 and they all love to work, great job with your boys!

Need more dads in this world like you! Good job bud!

@robhamkens2060

10 ай бұрын

This truck. Except for the bed, reminds me of me and my dad doing "oem warranty upgrades" on my dad's new 76 chevy long box and me doing some things to it 10 years later in high school, and me and my son "upgrading" under the hood on my new pickup. I have great memories of me with my dad and son turning wrenches

@GatvolFourie

10 ай бұрын

@@robhamkens2060 From a stranger halfway around the world - YOU sir are winning at parenting . Respect . (yes, you can show this to your wife !)

One of the most wholesome youtube series out there. Derek is a great role model.

Your sons smile is what every daddy want to give hos kids. Good job sir.

Very heart warming video.. it’s great to see a dad and son do stuff together. My dad and I always built things and fixed things in the garage and basement. He passed in 2006, at 95 .. hopefully more dads would be like this nowadays.

No, my favorite part of this channel is the willingness of your son there to just hop on in and get to work with his dad just makes me smile ear to ear

My stepdad was just like you, Derek... and I learned sooooo much from him. I have 3 sons now, and all 3 know the basics under a hood, with one of them (and his best friend) being pretty decent wrench tossers. 😁 As fathers, we are not only passing on knowledge, but I feel we are teaching them values and making sure they won't get stranded out in the boonies someday. God Bless you, brother- we are raising MEN, not video gamers.

@ranmat42

10 ай бұрын

❤

@Lonepinegarage

10 ай бұрын

I huck wrenches like nobodies business, and love video games. Active backyard mechanic parents raise balanced adults, not lazy unmotivated fools

@denigong9708

10 ай бұрын

Nothing wrong with a man that can replace a u-joint on the side of the road and get home and play some video games.. Balance is a thing ya know

@badkitty785

10 ай бұрын

And I'm extremely grateful to my Dad and Mom for raising me to be a WOMAN who's not afraid to get her hands dirty under a hood or doing a home repair and with the basic curiosity to just plain figure out how stuff works. I'm doing my best to raise my kiddos the same. My youngest just started auto tech school through the local high school which makes me one proud mama. Oh and both my kids love their video games too. 😁

@dukebacher1216

10 ай бұрын

@@Lonepinegarage agreed!

I vote yes for the tear down, so fun to see you working with the boys

Hey bud... I've been watching your show for a while I got to admit I shared a tear watching you and your son ...just watching him drive the truck...there's nothing more beautiful than what you guys accomplish together as father and son God bless

@jOlds792

7 ай бұрын

Ditto on the tear! Thanks for letting us share a few moments with the family.

I want to thank you Derek. I lost my father before we could start a restoration project together. You have that same “everything will work out just fine” attitude that my father had and I so appreciate that from you. You are a blessing and this generation will cherish that forever. I hope you are having a wonderful day and I thank you again

I admire the patience Derek has with his boys. I'd love to see the 350 tear down and build.

I love that you include your sons, father of the year material right there.

I've watched dozens of episodes of VGG. This was, by far, my favorite. Well done...

Well done, Dad. Your young man will never forget.

I love that you let your kids follow their passions and don't force them to do anything. Bradley is obviously less interested in mechanical stuff and Bentley is going to become your biggest fan and follower. I have no doubt that each one of your sons are going to make you extremely proud. You're an awesome role model.

I enjoy watching your kids help out on all these projects brings a smile to my face. My son was getting into working with me on projects right before he passed away at 11 so watching Bentley get into these projects let's me imagine what it would have been like. So thank you both for the experience!!!

@MMGDres

6 ай бұрын

Good souls are taken to heaven before they experience the corrupt world, make ur son proud and kick ass

Building those memories with your children is PRICELESS. He will NEVER forget these times with dad. This is my favorite video you’ve posted to date. “Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is old he will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6

1:00:37 The smile on little man's face is why dad's do what we do! Great job brother!

Man I love this channel! Seeing your sons involved, and the look on Bentley's face is just priceless! Oh yeah, there's also the actual work being done! Priceless memories for all of you. You and Jessica are doing this adulting thing right! Best channel on KZread by far.

@brockryan3405

10 ай бұрын

The fan base is not needed for their awesome parenting, but you have to admit that it sure helps! Being available to the kids isn't as easy when you are working overtime to buy their shoes. I love this comment.

@bugsy9069

10 ай бұрын

Bring on the thunder.

I think that truck with a high gloss black paint would be sharp as can be. Watching you work with your boys is just wonderful. Your a darn fine feller sir.

This has been one of the best posts yet. Nothing better than father and son togetherness. So well done my friend.

I grew up in a garage with my dad.. I didn't know how much it meant to have that in my life Cherish every moment you can with your son .. ty for being a good father

@joemeatball1080

10 ай бұрын

When you said “that’s how I know he’s mine” with the gas tank securement, that got a fella right in the feels. It’s awesome you are having the boys on the channel. Wish you all the best!

@GatvolFourie

10 ай бұрын

"tis things like this , that get a big feller right in the feels. Holding a flashlight for your dad should be a part of every young mans life. Teaches a LOT more than how to fix stuff. Here's a glass to ALL superhero dads.

Best episode of Vice Grip Garage I've seen in a while. Little dude was excited working on this one. Running every which way to get tools and parts. He deserves the truck!

@bugsy9069

10 ай бұрын

I was wondering if he was paying attention at all in school the last few days.

I remember those father and son projects...miss them every day😢 You're a good dad...the smile on Bentley's face is...PRICELESS! ❤

@carryclass6807

8 ай бұрын

when i asked my dad if i could help he told me "yes, go in the house and leave me alone"

Father of the century. My old man was good, but he was no vice grip. Bravo Derek and Jess. Absolutely loving watching you two work.

The smile on Bentley's face when it fired up has gotta make all of the long hours worth it. Just let's a guy know he's doing the whole parenting thing just right!

Is it really a father/son project if the dad doesn’t yell at the son for holding the flashlight wrong? Great job to both of you!

@xgford94

10 ай бұрын

Pffff spit my Coke out when I read this 😂😂😂 flashback to my childhood right there 😂

@bradreynolds8499

10 ай бұрын

my oldest daughter used to tell on me to mom for saying "big swears" while she was in the garage with me. Now, at 28, that same daughter throws a wrench and says them big swears herself, lol.

lost my dad in 2019, he was coming up on 89. my brother and I worked with him on many projects. in his later years he would ask me how i got so smart, and could do all the things i do. i told him it was from him. he let us build projects. helped us and taught us to think outside the box, the greatest dad ever. i got tears watching this as it makes me remember all the shop time with him.

This video is so great to watch on my big screen. The love in Bentleys eye as he headed across the field is priceless. You're such a lucky man to have such great boys. 👍

It’s great seeing you involving your kids in your videos, this will be something he’s going to look back on later in life and appreciate so much. So many kids don’t get that kind of support and love from their parents. I wish more parents would follow in your footsteps, the world would become a much better place.

@quickdeuce

10 ай бұрын

So true wertysam,, so true.

A teardown of the old 350 sounds like a great idea. Would be nice to see if it could be rebuilt.

@algarcia7893

8 ай бұрын

Vote yes on a 350 rebuild video

@robertgipson3754

3 ай бұрын

I would like to watch a tear down too. It doesn't cost anything to to open it up, but you may learn things when you do.

Great to see the young fella driving the truck. Reminds me of my dad letting me drive his late forties ford anglia up and down the laneways behind our house. It felt like I was at the wheel of the world’s fastest race car. Actually it would be flat out to get up to forty miles an hour down hill with a tail wind but boy I was thrilled and never forgot the smile on dad’s face watching me. That’s a bond that could never be broken so I know how you would both be feeling. He will grow up to be a fine man and mechanic. Cheers Dave from down under 😊😊

This is probably my favorite video you’ve done this far. I’ve watched them all and really enjoyed them. But this one was amazing. From one dad to another, you’re an amazing father and husband. You’re a great role model for your boys and I appreciate you showing your viewers not only an entertaining, sometimes comical way of working and saving vehicles but also that family and sharing knowledge to our younger generations are important. Again thank you.

Perfect Friday night entertainment. Great job being a good dad! That’s what this country needs brother. 🇺🇸💪🏻

You can hear Derek’s joy in the laugh at the end. You can tell that he really loves his kids. Thanks for the great content!!!

Great video with the Dad and the son tag teaming this truck. All these years I never knew the proper terms for so many engine parts. I enjoy all of your videos and especially the humor. I'm voting for tearing the 350 down.. Thanks for sharing!!!!

I love these Father/Son builds. The sad truth is, there are people out there that can't even change a tire or battery on their own because they were never taught. But seeing how excited Bentley is about fixing up this old truck is just such a joy.

A guy and a little guy working on an old square body is creating life long memories and teaching the little guy a lot!

*Good to see the YOUNGINS Getting IN on the Fun!!*

Guy, we need more dads like you , your boys are going to be intelligent kind loving people , thank you , you are awesome .😊

These are some of my favorite episodes when you involve the little humans your responsible for!!! Keep it up!

@ViceGripGarage

10 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

@bronsonosborne3962

10 ай бұрын

@@ViceGripGarage AWESOME JOB my friend

@gsquaredmke

10 ай бұрын

They are so helpful when they can climb right into the engine bay! :)

I've said it before, and I'll say it again. You're a great Dad. Nice work, both of you, to save that old pickup. Love seeing the boy smile from ear to ear. Enjoy! Be safe!

The look on his face says it all good job derek made little man happy memories for a lifetime.

What a proud moment to see the little ones behind the wheel of their first go get 'er. I didn't have any wrench monkeys, I had princesses and tea parties. Thankfully my youngest would tag along when I went to the store and always had to get a tool while we were there. Now that kid can do her own plumbing and electrical work, and has the tools to get it done.

A guy can only click so fast.

@alanwilliamson6421

10 ай бұрын

That's funny

@Tr3vor007

10 ай бұрын

Right? 😂

@closewatermelon

10 ай бұрын

You’d think a guy has Tele-Pathy how quick I loaded up the new vitya

@danielovercash1093

10 ай бұрын

So fast I almost broke a finger

@nickdoesbiking7058

10 ай бұрын

A guy could

Love your farther son builds building memories and passing on your skills like a good dad should

This is probably my favorite episode you've done so far. Would love an update when you get one on the truck.

1:01:57 makes this entire build worth every penny and every minute!

Hey Derek I want to say thank you for teaching your boys the way you do. I lost my Dad a year and a half ago due to a stroke. This video brought back so many great memories for me seeing Bentley in the engine bay. You are doing them a great thing by teaching them how to wrench on things. They will never forget the time they spent doing it. You are a great person and father and I absolutely love all your content. Don't change a thing.

@garyalleccia2793

10 ай бұрын

Lately Friday night is VGG night. New episode every week. And I bet the ratings are tops. It's how I kick off my weekend.

Best part of the whole video, Bentley taking it for a rip and Dad chuckling when he gives it a little tire spin, days you both never forget

@bigjohnson7415

10 ай бұрын

And when Derek gets back home, and finds the field all torn up with donut patterns, he'll definitely be proud!

This is AWEOSME Derek! Such a great moment with your boy! Hood and front clip, fluids then strip the engine then Jack the front to get under and go to town.

Seeing if that 350 is a rebuilder would be great! Also, I love these videos. You, the boys, teaching them a lot of great skills.

Seeing the next generation getting into cars is so cool.this little feller knows his way around a rig! Just imagine the knowledge he will have when he is 20. Has a very keen eye for little details. Very cool episode. So enjoyable to watch.

From one proud dad to another, every time Bentley is the main focus, he steals the show. Keep it up my friend!

Late to the party again since I'm binge watching the older esipodes, but a guy needs to say that the father/son relationship between you and the tiny human there is amazing. I love how eager he is to literally jump in head first and start spiffin' on these old rigs with his Pops. The fact that he ripped it around the field without incident was equally amazing. You're a great Dad, and the learnins and memories you're giving the kids will last a lifetime. We should all be so fortunate. Furthermore and finally, I'm pretty dang fond of that particular rig....hope to see a lot more of it on the channel here.

Those smiles are worth every second of your time bud.

This video warmed my heart Derek. Thank you for putting out all of these awesome videos. I hope to do something like this with my boys some day. Seeing the smile on his face when it fired up and when he got to drive it was priceless. Amazing family sir! Keep up the great work, peace and happiness to you and your family 😎

@uncrustable9923

10 ай бұрын

dang son got $50 extra buckerbeenoez

@erscustoms911

10 ай бұрын

This is awesome!! Bentleys gas money for burnouts in the hayfield 😂

@musicdawg

10 ай бұрын

U give 50 bucks to a bunch of rich youtuber

@rev9fan1

10 ай бұрын

​@rich2220 maybe he's a rich commenter...

@jasonkimmel3061

10 ай бұрын

@@musicdawgI can automatically tell who you vote for with a comment like that. Envy is a disgusting personality trait.

Derrick is so humble. He knows a lot of us don’t have a car lift. Money has definitely not changed this guy.

@tractorjunkco9431

10 ай бұрын

@WilliamKiene-yg7rq mostly by simply taking them apart and working on them like anyone else could. Just takes the motivation and resources.

I’ll never forget my Father teaching me how to drive his ‘70 Chevy C10 three on the tree at 13 years old. One of the most important things I ever learned. Second most important was him showing me how to swap my 1st Engine at 16.

Derek like I said before, when the world is coming down around me, after I pray, your show is my peace. Your personality, your genuineness, your love for old skools. You are what the world used to be; Great. Thanks Mr. Derek.

Bentley is "daddy's little buddy" and he probably already knows more about cars than I've learned in my 76 years. I like this episode very much already.

Great to see a father pass the torch to his sons! I have 2, 33 yr old "twin" grown sons that I did the same! and are still building together to this day! and even though I have busted knuckle's, and some say a mean look. it always surprises people that I still hug and tell my boys I love them! cause that's what a good- "great" father does! My sons are passing the torch to my grandsons! and are the same with them! Keep GOD and family close and never stop telling thoughts you love, You LOVE THEM! GREAT video keep them coming!

Man, what an awesome video. The relationship with your kids is worthy of so much praise and recognition. My goodness, if i had a truck like that in high school there's no telling what sort of shenanigans i would've gotten into 😂

Sounds good. Awesome project. Thank you for sharing this with us.

It's amazing how wonderful things can be, and how children can be this self-sufficient at 11 years old when they aren't given a screen and ignored. Thank you for these videos :)

Your son luckiest kid in the world to have a dad like you

The boy having some sweat equity in the truck too is icing on the cake. You could see how pumped he is about that truck. That's some great dadding, there, Dad.

This is channel shows there is still good people in this world..And you are one of them..Keep on keeping on.

With Little Grip Garage as a guest star its always a great episode.

Sir, you are a credit to what a father is supposed to do. I love the times that the kids are involved, especially Bentley. I too a lot of years ago involved my son's in helping and teaching them the ins and outs of auto work. Your videos warm my heart, and I love your family involvement. God bless you all

Love watching you get the old cars running

your son pulling away the first time was heartwarming!