My dad developed a brain issue when I turned 14. It went away when I turned 22. I wish I would have understood that I didn’t know it all and that he was teaching me, which he certainly was. I would give everything I own for one more day of working alongside him. Your son’s are fortunate for what they are learning from their dad. Well done!

@P71ScrewHead

3 ай бұрын

Amen.. i speak to my mom n pop everyday, n man, they are the smartest n most hard working ppl i've ever met.. Both were put to work at 6yrs old in Mexico by their parents, n haven't stopped since.. My mom dropped out of skool in 6th grade, my pop in middle skool or high skool but both can count in their head better n faster than i can with a calculator..lol i pray Jesus returns way before one of them passes, God blessed me with two hard working parents, don't even want to imagine the pain of not having them anymore..

the best thing about this is Hunter can brag “me and my Dad rebuilt this truck”

Thank you Clinton, I love how much time you invest with your sons. My Father did that with me 60 years ago as he tutored me in the correct way to use band saws, jointers, planers and routers. And to this day I still think about that as I look at my hands and smile as I wiggle all my fingers. I've worked alongside many shipwrights who were missing fingers because they learned the hard way. You're a damn fine Dad!

@bombardier3qtrlbpsi

10 ай бұрын

I second that.

@Jon_Pearl

10 ай бұрын

Booyeah!

Unbelievable how those parts were packed, shipped, then dumped by the side of the road!! I love Summit Racing too - hopefully they'll coach the guy who loaded up your order so he does a better job next time. And the way it was all "delivered" was inexcusable.

@dianetigert1310

10 ай бұрын

gotta love the locals in support of American made parts......those parts were packed, shipped, then dumped by the side of the road!!

@henkoosterhof5947

10 ай бұрын

Thats the 2 department issue. Service department says ,,we get complains about our parts damaged,, Financial says ,,less cost to pack. Tell them we need to protect the environment,, Financial wins. The driver needs to run double shifts to earn a living. But where i live( city of amsterdam) he has 10 delivery’s on the same miles as your’ s between 2 adresses. They do the same.

@Watchyn_Yarwood

5 ай бұрын

@@henkoosterhof5947 Everybody got an excuse. No one takes responsibility. Not my fault, it was somebody else's.

Hunter is a very lucky young man, hope he appreciates all dad does for him.

It’s great to see you teaching your sons how to build and take care of their trucks. They will remember this for their lifetime and appreciate the time you took to be with them and teach them!

How great it is to teach your son mechanical skills. He will remember your help the rest of his days.

I’m not an engine building expert but I don’t think it’s going to run its best with a camera in the cylinder lol love watching the young guns building their trucks

@kenore4003

10 ай бұрын

It's one way to bump the compression up.

Father of the decade! So awesome to see a father mentoring his sons and providing the tools and knowledge for them to continue the tradition of hard work and true American Values. I salute you and your family for being a shining example of what a family business should be. May you be blesssed and prosper with your hard work and exceptional values. Editor, you are doing a wonderful job with thess most excellent videos.

It's great watching you help and support your kids, teaching them all your knowledge and tricks of the trade you have picked up over the years and probably been shown to you by your dad..they are very lucky.. I just wish my dad had supported me the same over the year's...

Wwwooooww outside the gate!!!! I had FedEx leave a 50 inch smart TV at the mailboxes in my old apartment. And stated on my shipment bring to door! Same as you it wouldn't have been out there long! They need to do better.

@Watchyn_Yarwood

5 ай бұрын

That's typical Fedex. 25 years ago, they were top notch. Today, meh

@Watchyn_Yarwood

5 ай бұрын

That's typical Fedex. 25 years ago, they were top notch. Today, meh

@proberts34

Ай бұрын

Yeah. . .f%&k FedEx if their delivery people deliver items like this, and are allowed to get away with it.

Thanks C&C highboy build is good times particularly enjoy your making memories with your family

Sooooo jealous. Having a cool vehicle at that age will change your life, building it and knowing how to fix it gets you even further.

Clint, I am constantly impressed with how well you manage to get us camera views of what you're working on or discussing. You do it superbly and I thank you.

Great video! Boys gonna have a fun little ripper . Good seeing you learning the kid on a fun project , be something he will always remember

Looking like one very cool motor , Hunter is one lucky young man especially working with his dad and learning from the best !!

What a privilege to have the spaciousness of a well equipped shop to tackle an engine rebuild. 👍

Fantastic work. And pretty good on the engine too. My dad and I did several things together and when I was 21, I met my wife. On the week that we were getting married, he had tests ran that he kept under his hat. A month later he told me that he had cancer. He allowed himself to be a test subject and lived another three years. Y’all need to do anything you can with each other awesome content.

What a Dad, where were you when I was a teenager? I know, you weren't even a gleam in your daddy's eye yet. That truck is gonna be righteous.

I don’t think I would be as excited as you get working on vehicles. You guys do a great job at all you do.

Hiya Clint and co. enjoying the build, the longer video...more on this build, would be awesome and appreciated. The paint job, top notch Kevin. 👍👍🍻

C&C Equipment.. Cool video. ALL of the rings should be checked and file fitted (or make bore bigger with hone) to the perspective bore they are going in. All of the rings are probably a little bit different in size as are the cylinder bores. Just because one ring fits doesn't mean all of them are within spec. ALWAYS fit the rings to the cylinder bore it is going in and don't mix them up. I have built engines where when I checked the gap in the cylinder I had to file fit some of the rings and some of the gaps were to big right out of the box. When that happens you have to buy more rings. Nothing you can do about a ring that the gap is to big except set it aside for the next engine and buy new ring/s. It doesn't happen all the time but it does happen.

I bet the boy's classmates/buddies are in awe of work you all share. A guy can really be proud of something "he built"!!!!!

No bs, he personally knows every cylinder. Cool stuff he built with his dad and worked hard for. Great work raising a man and working beside your best friend.

Clint, on the cam bearing installer the white cone goes on the shaft and centers the tool in the cam bores. just like line boring loader arm pins. the tool will then be straight when installing or removing the bearings.

There is a white cone your cam bearing tool kit. That is to slide over the shaft after the tool, small end toward the engine, and the cone is pushed into and held in the outer cam bearing hole to keep the shaft centered while you install a bearing. That way the bearing is installed square to the bore.

Long videos R NOT A problem. This series with your boys wrenching and learning with you is very enjoyable! Please record more. These are some kick butt home movies, the boys have a record of skill sets being built along with their confidence. Skill and expierence can not be deminished or over looked. Good on you fellows.

Clinton, I love the way you are teaching your son's responsibility and what they're doing. It's a blessing to see such love and care that you have for your boys 😊❤ Thank you for sharing!

Clint passing the Knowledge down to his Son , cant get any better then that. Reminds me of working with my father on his Buick in the garage.

so many people say elderbrock instead edelbrock. it always makes me chuckle.

Clint, y’all are doing a fantastic job! Take care and I’ll see y’all down the road…

It was a joy to watch father and son working together and both learning as you go along. I also learned a lot, although it is unlikely at my age I will ever be working on engines again, that for me is fifty years in the past.

What an EDUCATION FOR YOUR SONS CLINT!!!.YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER AND FATHER 🎉...IN YEARS TO COME I CAN SEE THEM TEACHING THEIR KIDS 😊❤

It's good to see a father teach their sons mechanical skills, and good to see they're interested learning. That 460 should be sounding good when finish. Thanks for the video

Bringing back memories, I built a couple of FE blocks and putting the top end together was different with pushrods going through the intake. I bet that 460 is going to sound sweet, except the camera in the cylinder and the one in the oil pan are gonna make a racket.😁

Simply have to love a first class engine build. Can't wait to see the first start!

This is what makes us fathers important, teaching important problem solving skills, to pass down the knowledge to younger generations. 🙏

Great job he will never forget ❤❤

Nice job. Brings back memories. I had a 79 stepside I put a 460 in about 35 years ago. Haha. Been a while.

I was taught at a very young age of 10. Was taking engines apart and put back together. Hands had to be washed and a light dusting of wet sawdust on the floor so no dust. Great job dad and son👍

Love watching you work with the boys. They are getting a priceless amount of knowledge.

Clint, a little tid bit for you. A very good buddy of mine works for Fed Ex..been a courier for 28 years. He’s told me personally, (because like yourself I had some complaints) that Fed Ex is trying to move away from the current service to a 100% sub-contract service. It’s less headaches for the company has a whole and puts the burden on the subcontractor. But the customer service has plummeted..trust when I say you’re not the only one frustrated. My buddy has told me to use UPS many times…

Phenomenal project!! Really enjoying this and also how much your boys are involved with everything!! Such an awesome skill set!!

Father and Son working on a project and learning together. Priceless!

Great job guy's. Brings back memories of me and my old man working on everything from tractors to cranes. Happy days.

Love your videos with you working with your family. Clinton, you remind me of my brother who taught me how to work on things like this many years ago in our dads shop. He left us way too young at the age of 32. That was 48 years ago . I still work at that shop today at age 76. Not many days go by that I don't think about the good times we had working together. I feel like I am going back in time watching your videos. I also love your shop .

I probably sound like an echo with the other comments but it is great to see the time you spend with your sons teaching them skills and making memories. I am really looking forward to hearing this truck run. Motor looks awesome. PS I think Tuckers truck is pretty sweet too. Great how you can still work on these old beauties. Thanks for sharing. Almost forgot it is wonderful that the stubby painter is working on this project too!! Nice paint job!

What a fantastic family spending time with the kids doing work on the kid's trucks you have got two very lucky kid's so great to watch getting there trucks done but learning vital skills at the same time your a great dad taking the time to learn to brilliant boy's really appreciate the videos you post one of the best channels on KZread don't ever change 🎉🎉🎉

The young man is soaking this up like a sponge.

Hunter, who is the lucky girl or girls that get to cruse town with you in your soon to be done 460? ;) Be safe showing off the new build!

Nice project with your kid. That is turning out awesome and keeping an old girl on the road

An overhead hoist company needs to sponsor you and get you setup with a few. It was a real game changer as fast as making engine pulls/installs and material handling much faster when building trucks at my dad’s company. We designed and built all types of oilfield related semi trucks, rigs, pump trailers, generator trailers and so on. We utilized forklifts for everything for a few years before getting our 8 hoists.

Hello Mr. C & Mrs. C Kevin and team. Hope your keeping my tools in good shape. LMBO have a good day everyone!! 🎉❤❤

@mrsclinton

10 ай бұрын

Hi 👋👋:) have a great week 🥰

@liamterry5301

10 ай бұрын

@@mrsclinton 💖💖💖👋👋👋

We're not professionals, right and I am the Pope.... Nice video.

I definitely enjoyed this. I wouldn’t call 500hp, in this engine, crazy. More like stout. 👍😎

Notice he rested the entire cam on the front cam bearing on initial insertion. That cam bearing is now shot. Then they slathered the lube on. Those cams are heavy guys. Never rest the cam like they did.

That 466 big block is surely looking great and should perform very well, good job guys, can't wait to hear it roar.

going to be a nice build. I like the old 351m/400 ford motors . The 400 is a strong motor if built right 4x4... 4in stroke 4in bore The 460 will make some good power !!!

Don’t forget the cone on the cam bearing installation tool, it keeps the rod center and supports it too… great video!

Nice build, going to be a nice ride for sure. Like the build, fun project. Thanks for the update.

We had one of those hog washer when I was in the mechanic shop business

Quality parts on this thing man! If your gonna do a thing do it right! Can't wait to see the final results!

Great Dad and son time, we’ll done

Wiseco has been making performance pistons for decades. I used to use them in the 80's to build motors!

You guys are doing an awesome job no matter you know how immature you are you guys are doing a job and it's nice that you get to spend time with your son's doing that or some people anymore all they want to do is play video games at least your sons are wanting to do the life and live the life that you have put in front of them and it's nice that they actually appreciate the help that you give them and appreciate the time you spend with them helping them learn how to set backlashes and how to set rings and how to do all this stuff so when they have their kids they understand what you were instilling in them

Teaching attention to details, priceless ! Fedex needs to step up their game. I know the heads will work, but those dings will always be on your mind and that sucks. Great looking truck.

A lot of videos are fun to watch, but this video I’m saving for future reference. I have a 460 that I’ve got to rebuild, and I can definitely use you knowledge when I get there. 👍🏻👍🏻 thanks.

Clint, great job, I like your honesty about you not being professionals, I was building a 392-international engine that times off number 8, and it was being difficult and the Transportation Manager picked up a can of starting fluid and sprayed it in the carb, well it blew the oil pan gasket the valve cover gaskets plum out from undereat the pans and bent the push rods, HE NEVER CAME BACK IN THE GARAGE LOL

Watch lots of your videos that you use plastigage to check bearing clearances. I used it when I was sixteen and am seventy-eight now. Out of curiosity I googled it and found it came out in 1948. Amazing with all the developments over the years it is still used. Really enjoy your videos.

I had a 460 in my supercab 77fordpu it was stock but lugged my 13/1/2 fr camper around with zero problem!!

Love the content when you and the boys are wrenching on the trucks. All the content is top-notch, but I do like seeing you passing knowledge on. Reminds me of days gone by with my dad.

When I was younger I built a three hundred ford in line

@kenore4003

10 ай бұрын

Tank engine! Take a little care of it and you will be swapping it into a different body when the original rusts out.

Good stuff guys from Phill and Sarah Parnham from New Zealand west coast 😊

its always great to see building motors , your knowledge is amazing

Great job. 👍👍👍👍👍👍. I could watch you guys all day

Love watching you work with your kids.

Another great video! This reminds me of my Dad and I rebuilding my first vehicle, an 87 S-10 Blazer. He wouldn't work on it unless I was with him. It looked like a new one when we were done. Keep up the good work guys that Highboy is looking great!

I like watching your interactions with your sons. I don't know enough about rebuilding a Ford engine to even comment. I'm lovin' this!

Been waiting for this rebuild!! .460 ..466 ,,Lov it ..1 pint in! Cheers!;-)! Golden!! ;-)!!

Love that you are teaching your son so build a gas engine. He’s probably done a thousand diesel engines but gas is a bit different.

Look forward to seeing you get in the truck and hearing it run. Awesome truck with a big block

You make it look so easy, nice job

I miss working on cars with my dad. Wish I'd spend more time doing that with him instead of being a hard headed hot head that knew everything. I will always remember this when my dad asked me if he could drive 87 chevy silverado 4x4 1500. Just got the suspension and tires on it. Just got the motor in it. Chevy 350 punched out 30 over,deck shaved , heads shaved ported and polished, 4x4 offroad cam, roller rockers,edelbrok high rise rpm intake,holley 750cfm double pumper,full length 1¾ primaries and 3" duals with outlaw race bullet mufflers on it and out the back. He got in and he started it and his face lit up. Then he put it on gear and brake torqued it till you couldn't see him and lit up halfway down the street was 2 black 35x12.50x15 tire marks. I was pissed but when he came back around and I seen the smile on his face, I couldn't mad anymore. I miss my pops so if you can spend as much time as you can with him. Cause it's hard to talk to a memory 🙌😇✝️😇🙌 God bless and love your channel man.

👏👏👏👍👍👍👌👌👌nice for your sons to have a dad that is a great teacher and a great mechanic.

Those boys have excellent taste in vehicles,😉👍, I hope you remembered to take the camera out of the cylinder, lol, I'd like too see you guys build a 6.7 Ford diesel someday, great video guys, thanks for sharing.

Not a Fjord guy but that truck is looking extremely nice, while you have it broke down like that put a disc brake kit on the rear axle for much better braking Hunter will need it for that extra horsepower it will be making. Great job gentleman.

Very entertaining. Nice to see diverse skill sets.

Great to watch you and your boys. Love these videos.

Great family time! Keep them coming! Thanks for sharing! 👌👍

Nice work guys! Good on you for teaching the boys skills that are slowly being lost in our society.

Great job guys fun to watch

looking good.its not a rant this is how companies learn when you have a platform as big as yours ,so keep it up and let them know about the video.and i cant believe you haven't made a hook up so you can use a drill to rotate the engine block instead of that handle .

Thanks for sharing your knowledge you're a great teacher

Cool build, enjoy the content on this channel, enjoy !

Good job Clint👍🏻 I like how you take the time to show us the part numbers on whatever parts you’re working with.

A great watch thanks for sharing brings back memories for me along time ago in school 👍👋🇨🇦

Great video Clint I really enjoy watching videos with you sons working with you learning

man you guys are doing a bang-up job, between the ford blue and shiny stuff it should be a beast. i have noticed your family works great together, good for the future.have fun

Good job doing that with him,he will never forget that love your videos I am subscribed keep up the great work for all of us KZreadrs take care and thanks again Jeff Carder

Finally catching up the build. Looking forward to seeing that injection and how it works.