!ATTENTION! ANYONE claiming you won a prize, gift, or other is a scam. We will not attempt to contact you through DMs, messages, or "telegram". We will also not claim you won the valve covers and expect payment or shipping etc!

@Thelongmanable

Жыл бұрын

*_Recommend getting few car magazine subscriptions like Hot rod, Road Kill, etc to get your son's knowledgeable of the hobby and what it's all about..._*

@truenaturestormers2525

Жыл бұрын

The best day ever, we love you and you are a great DAD, we need more of you, Love ya.

@jameshunterford4099

Жыл бұрын

I got one an hour after posting a comment. My third today from these scamming twats … Do they think we are stupid?!

@dangates3022

Жыл бұрын

thx yeah i see it all the time on other content creators. always scammers trying to do the grift, must be out of work politicians

@dwainecobb2904

Жыл бұрын

I wonder how Google gets away with letting scammers do this? Good ppl trying to be involved with VGG & getting punched in the throat???

The greatest thing I love about your channel is that you love working with the kids. You a great dad. Keep up the great job

@ViceGripGarage

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Matthew

@jrkbgk1111

Жыл бұрын

@@ViceGripGarage you're a stand up pops and a stand up husband, and scholar/mentor to some of us brother, we could all stand to be a little more like you in life and the world would be a better place ❤️

@armedtotheteeth1974

Жыл бұрын

Woohoo!

@tjsides1983

Жыл бұрын

^ These thoughts are criminal.

@jwells011

Жыл бұрын

@@tjsides1983 agreed!

Little dude’s mullet game is at a pro level!

@69gmc250

Жыл бұрын

Ikr

@paulhopkins1905

3 ай бұрын

Full on Kentucky waterfall

Those boys are gonna be excellent mechanics one day. Man what a cool thing you’re doing by teaching them useful skills.

@charlesm7589

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, by the time they grow up 90% of vehicles will be electric.

@charlesm7589

Жыл бұрын

@@eyolfson7792 Maybe. For the next 20+ years, it will be all about EVs. Prices on everything rise. Family station wagons didn't cost 50k, like SUVs and gas was 32 cent a gallon, yet ICEs survived.

@charlesm7589

Жыл бұрын

@@eyolfson7792 I grew up on ICE, I love how they sound feel and I can work on them! But, I can see what's coming. Hydrogen tech is not mature. Some variation of battery powered ev will rule for the next 25 years.

@OffTheBeatenPath_

Жыл бұрын

@@charlesm7589 Fully electric...no

@charlesm7589

Жыл бұрын

@@OffTheBeatenPath_ Yes. The majority of cars offered by the Ford and GM will be fully EV by 2025. The change is coming and it's being driven by young people. Me and you may love the roar and the smoke, but they don't!

What a great episode. Your kids are lucky to have both of you as their parents. The look you got when you tossed his hair around towards the end says it all. You continue to be an inspiration to us on several levels. Keep up the great work.

@poplaurentiu4148

Жыл бұрын

Exactly.. This is all about.. Moments like these are very hard to forget specially on such fresh age.. we can see the smiles and satisfaction on that kid face from the moment he was tied up to eyes and it hear the engine started..

@jrharrison6066

9 ай бұрын

Such a great father. The way he explains things to his boys without making them feel stupid. This is by far my favorite automotive channel

Brought a tear to my eye when he hugged you. Now that’s what it’s all about brother. He will never forget that.

@MichaelD429

Жыл бұрын

Me too... Brings back memories for me and my brother

@kennethfeist5504

Жыл бұрын

I agree so nice

This old guy has to admit the entire video was great but the last 10 minutes when Bailey came into the shop from that point on got me right in the feels…. VGG you did it again

@dljones61

Жыл бұрын

agreed, 60-year-old guy thinking about helping my Dad in the garage I didn't realize how lucky I was, and yep thermostat gasket is close to leaking through the feels also.

@dongiguere5081

Жыл бұрын

Same here. Definitely got water in the eye

@paulcooper2897

Жыл бұрын

Damn allergies had my eyes a little watery .... bringing back cherished memories...

@riverrat4631

Жыл бұрын

I got something in my eyes the last few minutes. Must be the methanol fumes from last week…

@ourkentuckyvalleylife2333

7 ай бұрын

I'm almost 60 and this takes me back to spending time with my pop in the garage. So what I'm saying is your boys will have these memories for a lifetime and you can't buy that. Thanks for taking me back. 👍😎

i'm 75 y.o. now, but you took me back to when i was a boy, and also had someone that cared about me, as your boys do.....👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻it made my eyes water when you presented the car to your Son....especially the hug.....hoofta-mae the hug really hit me hard!

@madmex2k

3 ай бұрын

nothing wrong with leaking awesomeness out of your eyes occasionally!

The thing I love about VGG and Derek is the family atmosphere and the humor Derek adds to the commentary on the builds. Im constantly catching myself at work saying “Well I’ll be dipped”! I’m a 34 year old Army Veteran and former police officer with 3 kids (2 boys 1 girl). Derek, you have no idea what this channel means to me. I have always loved working on cars and trucks. I have spent countless nights watching you rescue these classics and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for posting these videos. They have become part of my daily life. What you are doing is exactly what I want to do with my family. I want to find an old rusty classic and get er back on the road again with the help of my wife and kids. Something we can make memories doing and someday be my kids 1st car. Keep the videos coming and keep those boys in the shop! I know they will cherish the memories working with their dad just like i do working with my dad. Best channel on KZread and best restoration show on TV or the interwebs HANDS DOWN!

@derrekgraham6698

Жыл бұрын

I keep saying "well, I'll be dipped" also.

@danlevesque5437

Жыл бұрын

A few years ago was my first experience with the channel and shortly before my area had no clue a store called Orilies even existed and they came to the area and set up numerous locations I can't walk in without thinking about all the phrases looking for supplies

You’re a good father, Derek. And you’re teaching us youngins that don’t have kids yet how to be a good dad too. I appreciate you my guy.

@Daxer2009

Жыл бұрын

"Look son i got you a camaro that you cant drive for the next 6 years" jokes aside its thats an awesome present

@gaberansom7666

Жыл бұрын

@@Daxer2009 6 years? Hes 12, 3 years till temps then licence in 4. Plus he can drive it on private property.

@Daxer2009

Жыл бұрын

@@gaberansom7666 ah ok nice

@mr.blackhawk142

Жыл бұрын

@@gaberansom7666 Thanx! Grade 5 math is tough for most of the sheeple! L0L

@thJune

Жыл бұрын

@@Daxer2009 it’s not just him giving the camero to his son. It’s working on it with his other two. It’s the teaching moments with his youngest, etc. I remember my dad did that and still does that for me now and again even though we live a zillion miles apart. But it’s hard to remember to do that with your own kids when the time comes. The world is a crazy place these days. Lots of dads today forget the little things like that. It’s good to see someone remind us we should all be better.

I keep saying this, but you are the coolest dad! I lost my dad 2 years ago, the love in your eyes says it all!

@CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER2525

Жыл бұрын

Just thought maybe we could go to places or do some things see some things that you and your dad used to do. And then maybe explore some new things that he would like to have done with you. Just a thought from someone Paragon through that station of life. When you go to pick up that phone to call the number halfway through you hang up cuz you realize somebody's not there to answer anymore. Hopefully this helps and maybe you've already thought of doing these things. Others reached out to me I'm just paying it forward

Your littlest human is such a good helper. My boy is 2, I hope to build a car with him one day!

@Fred_Bender

Жыл бұрын

Young kids are sponge brains . Their brains soak up everything .

I love this episode because just like most people have said, you are a wonderful father and it tickles me watching you teach your children just like my father did. One day I would be honored to shake you hand and thank you for the things you have do for us Veterans. 🇺🇸 . You really helped me through dark times over the last few years. Thank you so much for being you. Robert G Solomon USAF retired

@1NcognitoXx

11 ай бұрын

Thank you too. We need guys like you too

You're not just a great Dad. You're a great human passing life skills onto your small humans!

@archangel2781

Жыл бұрын

I agree! He is an excellent example of what a White man should be! 😊

@jonm7888

Жыл бұрын

@@archangel2781 really?

@justagreasemonkey

Жыл бұрын

@@archangel2781 Soo like most of us?

@archangel2781

Жыл бұрын

@@jonm7888 I love ALL people! Am I not allowed to love White people as well?

@archangel2781

Жыл бұрын

@@justagreasemonkey I don't know what you mean?

America needs more Dads like VGG! Keep up the good work Derek the long videos are awesome!

@codycheatwood

Жыл бұрын

@@Hard_Right the car itself physically is rough. But I think it’s less about giving his kid something for free but more about giving him a platform to expand into a future passion. Cars have a high barrier to entry, especially so for enthusiasts, so I personally don’t see anything wrong with helping him out with his first project that is going to be relatively easy and cheap compared to many comparable modern enthusiast based cars.

@ThatBritishGuy

Жыл бұрын

@@Hard_Right Theres a huge difference between "getting a car for free" and keeping a father son deal that comes with it not to mention his kids most likely do TONS of work and effort behind the scenes with his vehicles that you probably don't know about, you can tell by the way his kids talk and act they're not entitled kids, they aren't selfish or disrespectful they understand they gotta work for it and well that car is by FAR perfect condition infact it's actually a pile of rust the point of this is to get the kid to work towards a better car or fix her up which incase you've been under a rock vice grip garage is all about fixing vehicles and putting them back on the road. you clearly missed the mark here buddie, theres a HUGE difference between getting what you WANT for free vs a real father having a good time with his son, theres a good balance to being a good father helping out and still teaching lessons for the future instead of teaching a lesson and being hated for it for life.

@damianjackson9084

Жыл бұрын

@@Hard_Right what are you talking about hes not giving it to him it's about the sentimental memories of the car and about getting it running so his son can go for a ride in it again you clearly haven't listened the car is Derek's and hes going to let his son learn to drive in it you completely missed the point

This is amazing!! Great mechanic and even better dad! This is what I strive for with me and my son. Hey we have the same name and even spell it the same! Gotta be a good sign!! This is his account, he wants to be a KZreadr at 7 years old! God bless you and your family Derek!!

You can really tell by the way that it is that Derek is a damn good dad. Hats off to you, your boys will cherish the days they got to spend with you

That hug from your son made the the whole project worthwhile,brought a tear to my eye..keep on keeping on...

@xSupermanstightsx

Жыл бұрын

Same, that is what it is all about!

@Daddyrabbit_2

Жыл бұрын

Yep, some strong onions I was cutting up about that time, and needed some more onions about the same time he rustled bailey's hair! Gotta quit cooking while watching Derek with his kids. I wish my late dad and I were able to wrench together, especially him being a mechanic

What a great episode! The world would be a MUCH better place if everyone had parents like the two of you. God Bless you Derek and Jessica!

@sabre-ub3op

Жыл бұрын

Agree 💯%

@JoE_Songs

Жыл бұрын

agree one thousand percent.

@mikebrown8065

Жыл бұрын

💯 % Agreed 👍

@montananomad5382

Жыл бұрын

I concur!

@gregorymunoz9864

Жыл бұрын

Indeed!!

Awesome dad, your a solid guy Derek, not one video I’ve seen of yours is a fake. Not only are you great with cars, but your success comes from your heart and it shows. 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Bentley is such a sweet sweet boy. Looks like he's absolutely in love with working with his dad. How many kids are so willing to work with o a car that is going to be given to his brother. Looks like the time spent with dad is everything to him no matter what dad is doing. Brings a tear to my eyes but a smile to my face.

@danlevesque5437

Жыл бұрын

The process of working on any car projects whether it was for their dad or knew it was a big suprise for their brother is still a thrill and as the years pass the probability that the other guys will get attached to spicific cars all uniquely different from one another and then the Same suprise happens over and over again to each of the kids 😊👍

@Daddyrabbit_2

Жыл бұрын

That last sentence fit me 💯 %

Derek, you have one of the most awesome channels out there today. I love how you often include your family in your work. With parents like you and Jessica, your boys are some of the luckiest kids on earth. Just imagine the stories they will be able to tell and memories they'll share when they get to be our age. Thanks so much for sharing and God bless you all!

@stevetripp2340

Жыл бұрын

He's the best automotive channel out KZread in m humbled opinion gear

By the way watching you 2 guys work together remind me of my childhood my dad was a shade tree I was under every car he was taking wrenches from him every chance I got unless it was something dangerou with with high pressure springs he never took a tool back from even when I was doing it wrong he would stop me and walk me through it properly memories that me nor that young man will ever forget

I believe the description of a cherry picker is “device used to test the tensile strength of everything you forgot to unhook”

It just can't get any better than this. Thanks for letting us, total strangers, be part of a slice of your life, and for showing us what it is supposed to be about. 100/100.

@crdude806

Жыл бұрын

uhh were the ones who makes him all the money..so im sure hes glad you watched n said that lol

@nunyabuziness8421

Жыл бұрын

Why are you thanking him it's the people that watch that make him rich

@Daddyrabbit_2

Жыл бұрын

@@nunyabuziness8421 why are you watching? I bet your thankful too, whether you admit it or not

Such an amazing dad. The amount of respect your boy has for you is unreal.

Priceless moments working with his dad on cars, he will never forget. I'm 55 and I remember doing the same with my dad 43 years ago. Best day's of my life.

the ending brought a lil tear to my eye. I sure remember when my dad gave me the first car we ever built together like it was yesterday and not 32 years ago. Wonderful Derek ! you are blessed

Actually shed a tear when the hug came after the you gave your son the car. I love that you are such great parents and teaching your sons not only how to wrench but respecting family values and loving the family time along the way. It goes by way to fast. I miss my sons being younger so much. Enjoy every second. Thank you for the years of entertainment.

@DavidMyersbill

Жыл бұрын

So glad I'm not the only one with something in my eye when that happened. Can't wait to do that with my little man when he's a little older

@kevinpritchard7508

Жыл бұрын

Brought tears to my eyes as well !!!

@mr.blackhawk142

Жыл бұрын

To, two....TOO. Pick Juan!

@ronparis6393

Жыл бұрын

Derek, any chance for a spin-off channel titled ‘How to Raise Little Humans’ we could use it and you and Jessica are masters, just sayin’…

My favorite thing about your channel (other than your hilarious play-by-play commentary) is the fact that you use beat up but real vehicles. You remind us that everyday people can do this kind of thing and you don't have to be a multi-millionaire to work on some classic cars that deserve a new lease on life. The fact that you do so many things with your family shows that they are the reason to do the work, not what gets in the way of it. Top notch video!

Been watching your channel for a good while ever since my 73 year old mother introduced me to it. She's not even a car person but just enjoys your personality. I'm a fellow Tennessean and I'm glad you decided to join us down here. You're a great dad! I'm sure your boy loves this car. Thanks for what you do!

Fantastic job there, good to see you including Bentley and Brad in the build/swap. Bailey is such a lucky guy and he really appreciated it too! You are great role models and of course I loved the 'mustang guys ' comment! 😊👍

It makes my Friday evening when a VGG episode hits !! Thanks for all you and your family do to provide entertainment for us !

Killer job, Mister B. I bet you made that 12 year old's whole year, Pop. I gotta be honest, the 'thank you Daddy' hug made this feller's eye water a little. It's so cool seeing the whole family out cruising a couple ponies. Y'all are my favorites! Take care, sir.

@bobbydoll7204

Жыл бұрын

my eyes did it little too

Awesome episode!!! My dad made me go to the shop and work on cars when I was 12 and I absolutely hated it. I was a surfer living in south florida and I wanted to chase bikini's. He always told me, one day you're going to thank me. I said, yeah right. He made me pull apart cylinder heads and replace valve guides and valve springs and seals. When I was 16 I built my first hot rod! It was a 1973 Camaro. The 350 in it was done. Spun a bearing and leaking oil everywhere. He sold me a 396 out of a 1968 Chevelle. We changed the cam, intake, and carb, put on a set of long tube headers with Flo-Master exhaust. It ran consistent 11.50's all day long. I did all the paint and body work myself, and he helped me put the motor and transmission in. He was absolutely right. I thanked him for teaching me how to work on cars. I was so proud of that car, and so was he!!! It is so cool that your kids share in your passion! It truly is a great bonding experience for father and son!!!

I hope your son looks back on this. When you're gone. And realizes that things are never perfect. Except for a father's love. Maybe one day when he is a dad he will. I know when I lost my dad I realized how lucky I was. And how much what he did for me meant. And how I can never get those times back. And I miss it. A lot.

I love the family content. I think it’s awesome what you do for your boys!!

Incredible memories being made. Those youngsters will have them for the rest of their lives. What a blessing.

@GearJammerGarage

Жыл бұрын

The name of the cemetery is....Sad Hill.

This is what every kid/teenager and young adult dreams off who is a petrol head. Ur son can be SO happy to have a dad like u! Ur an amazing father and he will always remember this and remember every time he worked with u on cars! Im sure he will be doing the same with his own kids!

I think this is maybe the best VGG episode to date. Talk about tugging on a guys heart strings, a guys windshield washers were working overtime for this one. Derek, you are an absolute treasure for your sons. If the world only had more guys and dads like you it would surely be a better place. A guy never grew up with a dad and this made me cry like a leaky thermostat housin. Thank you sincerely for sharing your story with us as well as showing us what a real dad is. Take care now, a guys gotta find the kleenex

@lowell3333

Жыл бұрын

I AGREE!

@JoE_Songs

Жыл бұрын

agree, best dad ever. had a tear in my eye.

@tonyneises5195

Жыл бұрын

Dang dude, I thought i had emptied my windshield washer tank, then I read your post, I must have a reserve tank, I think the washer button is now stuck on and the wipers are going fast enough. 😭

My husband and I watch your videos with our almost 3 year son who loves watching the cars in your intro. All 3 of us are cooped up in our house sick with Covid and seeing a new VGG video makes being sick a little better. Thank you for all the great content you make! We greatly appreciate everything you do.

@thefishingcarpenter

Жыл бұрын

hope you get better soon fellow VGG fans!!!

@chadpacetti2710

Жыл бұрын

I thought covid was over 🤔 😕 😪 😔 😢 😫

@papilloncycles3463

Жыл бұрын

Hope you all feel better!

@kerrypierre9494

Жыл бұрын

COVID is definitely a bummer, hope you all feel better soon 👍🇺🇸⚜️

@chadriddle3517

Жыл бұрын

Right there with you on the covid , get well soon

This is gonna be emotional to watch in the future

You boy'z have an amazing dad and how many mom's cruise down the road like that. This is awesome family. You guys are great. Love the video's especially when all the family members make an appearance. 2 👍 👍 up.

Derek this is great. Your family is so lucky to have you, more so, you’re so lucky to have them. The relationship you have with your wife and kids is something most of us can dream about and hope for. To both you and Jessica, thank you for doing what you do and being rock solid role models for your kids and all of us fans that look up to you. Keep up the good work.

@rodneyk8838

Жыл бұрын

We can't even post comments without these scammers replying to out post.such low lives.

I think I got somethin' in my eyes at the end of this episode. I don't have any kids of my own, and it's sure nice to see a Dad being a good Dad to his kids. The world needs more of that.

@David-uu1oj

Жыл бұрын

I hear ya Doug👍.....I was wondering recently when I started watching VGG and was surprised that it was around this cars birth on the scene! I hope Derick encourages him to cut N butt some metal into this rigs rust holes; hey, it's practice!🤠

Some of the best memories with my son is wrenching on an old car. He wrenches for the US Navy now! Keep doing what you are doing, time spent with kids is never wasted.

I was blessed with 2 daughters. My oldest and I are restoring a sq body 4wd with a LS right now. We took a road trip together about 3hrs from home and brought her home and been a frame off build thus far. She has been busy with getting ready for college but it will be her truck when I expire. And will start another build for my youngest daughter when done.

I helped a childhood friend work on his 69 Camaro years ago. Good memories. You’re a great father and your kids are lucky to have you!

@alwaysopen7970

Жыл бұрын

It's easy with a lift or a pit in the ground

We all see what we want to see. Any dad enjoying his kids is a great example for all of us. Derick, THANK YOU! The world is a better place with the examples you try to show. Much love from Canada.

This video hits home for me. My Dad and I are slowly restoring the 69 camaro he bought when he was 20.

Had a 1992 camaro RS, 25th anv. My son always wanted it, it sat at my sisters about 10-15 years after the transmission mount tore out for the 4th time. All the body panels where virtually spotless for rust, however after sitting that long the tires dry rotted, and the subframe under the driver pedals sat directly on the sand. Yep sand would get wet, and ate right through the subframe. Sold it as a parts car, as my son was 15 he was devastated he didn't get it. Had to explain that car would never be able to see the road with that frame ever again. Sure wish I could have gave it to him before he joined the Marine Corps, like father like son. Semper Fidelis! Great content Derek!

Man watching these videos with your boys helping you out hits me right in the heart. Brings back memories of old times of being my dads shadow wanting to do or help with whatever he was working on. Sadly he’s not with us anymore but the memories sure are.

Got the whole crew helping. Oh the memories this brings back.

You are simply "GREAT"! And i ait kiddn you! Your son will NEVER forget this!

That lil 283 sounded fantastic ❤😊. Love the hug n family time.

My two favorite KZread car guys are you and Sleeperdude. You both value the time spent with your family and kids above all else. It’s so refreshing to see in todays world. Bailey will never forget this day and the time spent with you and his brothers working on his Camaro. God bless. 🙏

Such an awesome Dad. That is a gift he will always remember.

@bliglum

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! What a great Dad!!!! Great vid!

You are the best derek.. Your kids can consider themselves lucky with parrents like this ❤

I dig Bentley. He is a man of few words but he's got the bug and he's soaking up every bit of information that Dad is giving him. It's a great experience that he will remember

It’s cool to see Bailey in this episode! I have a feeling he’s the most camera shy of the kids and it’s awesome to see him being part of the action with his new ride. What a great dad. You’re truly blessed man, I haven’t had any children yet but will keep trying.

@yakacm

Жыл бұрын

Don't know about Bailey being camera shy, he's got his own channel.

@thomasbedford1692

Жыл бұрын

@@yakacm what’s his channel

@natevanlandingham1945

Жыл бұрын

I think Bailey was the one you didn't see for a few years at all on the channel.

@natevanlandingham1945

Жыл бұрын

@@yakacm I think your talking about Bentley, his youngest Human. The one who helped on the build and has the mullet.

@timothygeiger8271

Жыл бұрын

@@yakacm its Bently that has little grip garage, the youngest little human.

Derek you are such a cool Dad. You're family is such a great part of what you do, I'm so glad you included them in all you do. These are the precious times.

oh @ViceGripGarage ... my uncle was a mechanic his whole life... and he passed this last year. i cant even explain how much i wish i could share your content with him. keep doing what your doing Derek.

Great video as always, tears in the old peepers from the moment Bailey walked in the workshop, then totally lost it when you guys hugged. The best bit about you and your family is even with all the fame, you guys have still stayed so humble and still have the same core values.

Besides the entertainment and knowledge, the thing I love about your channel is the obvious love of this family! It's so great to see you and Jessica raising these boys this way. Great Parents, great kids, and a Great channel! Really hits a feller right in the feels. Keep up the good work.

@Mys10v829

Жыл бұрын

He don't live in louisiana

@richardkafka5625

Жыл бұрын

@@Mys10v829 who said he did?

What a great project. Your son will never forget this !! You sure have a nice family.

That's awesome I'll bet he loved getting that car I always wanted to do that for my son couldnt afford it for the 16th birthday fingers crossed by graduation. Good to see the next generation getting into classics and keeping them alive

Honestly wish my dad would've been as mechanically involved as you are, as I am one of the few oldie car lover and would love to do this kinda stuff! Keep it up, best bond you could have with your young ones! They grow up quick!!

Cool - a Vice Grip Garage video that’s a good 75 minutes long to watch on a Friday night! Gonna grab me a beer… or 4

@Junior-pe5po

Жыл бұрын

Damn right 😎

@PJL7095

Жыл бұрын

@@Junior-pe5po come on over Junior! I’ll put it on ‘PAUSE’ & cook up some wingy dings while waitin on ya 👍

@Junior-pe5po

Жыл бұрын

Im scared. What if you do to me what buffalo bob did to joe dirt 😂

Making memories , a special day with your sons & wife-lunch & boot shopping & cruising BBC as a family so special. There were 5 of us kids & my Mom would make time for c a special day with each of us individually which made great memories. You are a great Dad & husband

When a guys son gave him a hug and I saw your face, I have to admit it put a lump in my throat. Great job!!

My dad was a diesel/auto mechanic. I've ducked flying ladders and whirling wrenches and learned words I had no idea most of my young life. Needless to say I didn't stick around to learn much. Like Matthew King below and many others... I also really appreciate how much you love life and how well you do with your kids. You're a true badass.

Your boys are so lucky to have such an awesome dad like you, Derek. Keep up the great work, man.

That is so special, I didn't get to finish the Camaro for my son he past away from cancer last year.

Love that your teaching the boys. That's exactly what I did with my boys, now they work on thier own cars and trucks. It's very rewarding. 👍

Derek that's one hell of a pit crew you have there & made the job all the worth while to see your pride & joy smiling ear to ear 👍❤️

Love to see you keeping the boys involved. Looks like they're learning quickly. Keep it up!

I've watched most of the Vice Grip in chronological order & I remember this car. Derek is a GREAT father and husband. Of course I didn't ask Jessica if the husband part is true.... My son and I did a father, son project. My son bought a 1966 Mustang with a 289, not running and in primer with good bones when he was just 20. He's now 23. We had it running in a couple days, and on the road in about a month. It is his daily driver in the summer. It looks great and we still turn wrenches on it regularly to make improvements. Best time I ever spent with my son!!!

I remember watching that Video about a year after you posted it. I’m currently building a 3rd gen Camaro with my son. It’s great your doing this for him. Keep it up 👍🏻

since my dad was never around and when I finally met him it was a total disappointment , It fills me with joy to see the relationship you have with your family, really nice

Living the dream - beautiful family, living in God's country, doing what you love and sharing it with your virtual friends. Thank you, Derek, from the bottom of my heart!

Its always too late for the boys, and yet the last job is cleaning up together. Thats probably the most educating thing here... love it!

That look you gave to camera when he hugged you spoke VOLUMES!💙🙏🏻

Like everyone else has said it is just so wonderful to see every time you include your boys. Some of my most cherished memories are of working on cars, snowmobiles or anything else with my dad. Even carpentry projects. Looking forward to making more with him as snowmobile season creeps up on us. Thanks so much for being transparent with your family and love. So many families are missing these qualities today. Thanks for the video.

Building cars and making memories with your kids wow you are one lucky man !! thank you for letting us come along for the ride and of course the fact you have a wonderful supportive wife who is there to share those memories as well is fantastic, look after your mum and dad kids you have a good pair for sure . cheers

I remember watching you back then. Man, has a ton of people started watching since then. You used to respond to everyone who commented but geez.. that would take 400 years now.

At my age 13, my brother bought a brand new 1968 Mustang with a 302 4gear, loaded with an Irish sweepstakes win of 10 grand. He taught me how to power shift( no letting up on the gas between shifts) on a deserted stretch of hwy69 in Ontario, he stood on the side of the road so that he could listen to the sound of his car as I raced up and down the road power shifting and burning rubber in second gear. It was wonderful fun for both of us, Daric let your son drive it, it will be an experience that he will cherish and talk about all of your life.

This is my favorite show. I just don't get tired of watching Derek tinker with cars. Sometimes I even learn something.

Derek, you are one awesome Dad. The time you spend with all your kids is something that they'll carry with them the rest of their lives. And Jessica, you're such a great supportive Mom. You've got a beautiful family. 👍😁❤️

I loved this episode. You are the best parents. You are a great dad and husband, not only teaching your sons how to fix cars, but to go through thought process, use your brain and also how to be a good parent and spouse. Thank you! When I was 16, in 1974, our neighbor got married and offered me his 68 Camaro 3-speed convertible for $650.00. My parents wouldn't let me buy it. It was red. I still love red cars. I know, it was a 6 cylinder 3-speed, but hey, I was 16 and like I said it was a red convertible. The radio worked and it had an 8-track tape player. What more could a teenage girl want. I have always regretted not begging my parents more. I was even paying for it out of my saved money. I ended up with my sister's hand me down 65 GTO. It was faster. I still would've loved that Camaro. I am sure by now, it would have been gone.

You could be a writer of a song that spells out the demise of evening television. Your shows are lacking drama, very educational and draw us all in. No matter the length, we are glued!……………………………

Derek your a good man and I love how you have your boys help you on these projects. These will be memories they'll remember for the rest of their lives, not to mention it teaches them so mechanical skills as well. Keep up the good work brother.

Rejuvenating a classic goodie per budget, sharing the fun with family, and honoring your son with his favorite car; this is your best video yet and helps serve as proof that your channel should be continued as #1 in it's genre. Good Thanksgiving to you all!

Your sons will always remember this the time between you and them working. Keep up the great work

I absolutely love this show. He's a great family man.

Great work you're doin with the boys. Love to see them learning and enjoying it all.

We need more people like you Derek !!!! Your sons face lit up seeing the car !!!! My hat is off to you sir, keep up the good work and making amazing memories with your family 🤙🏼

Love the way you hang out in the workshop with your boys - lifetime of memories!

It's so awesome to see you teaching the youngsters about cars and getting there hands dirty

It is amazing to see the evolution of this channel - one of my favorites for sure. Also seeing your boys grow up is great. The look on your face when your son saw the car kinda choked a guy up. Derek, you have put a tremendous amount of work into this channel and deserve all the success. And you still play a mean shop vac hose!!!

I always love watching the interaction with you and the boy when he's on the channel. You can tell he is truly interested in what you're doing, and in learning and helping out. And I admire your patience with him, as that will mould how he interacts with his children, and other people he may mentor in his lifetime.