I know that you know how lucky you are to such a beauty to help. I commend you for making sure she is safe when she is helping you. I had to laugh when you was going to show her how to get a lugnut out of a lugnut out of a socket and she just put her little finger in it and pulled it out. Good luck and God bless and keep the good work going.
Tiffany had good taste, my wife loves houndstooth, even so I have a waist coat and jacket in houndstooth, I would say that that design looks good in any classic vehicle. I’m 58 yrs old and still work on my hands and knees to me it shows I can still do it!😀❤
It's a tad more "risky," but instead of the spray down on the sidewall and bead, then igniting with IceMan's stick and paper method, we'd do the flammable spray around the bead. Then, do the WD-40 with a straw and lighter trick. With the lit lighter, ya pull the WD-40's can trigger. The pressure and velocity is enough to let you stand back safely and aways as you light up the tire, it's like using a mini flame thrower, but not gonna burn down your wheel. I'm not saying how I sealed tires is the go-to. It just works for me every time, I'm certainly no expert.
Well... I can't see a problem with the welding. Good for you. I got so called professionals where I work. And to be honest, I wouldn't trust em with a trash can lid. Lol
The Iceman got injured? Is he alright? How did it happen? Did it occur in a video I didn't see? Hope he's alright. A scorpion underneath that valve cover.. Was that a joke, or for real? Living in Arizona and working on cars...Gawd, I hate scorpions...they're everywhere.. Then there are rattlesnakes, while pulling a car out of a junkyard grave. Oh my.
Garth, when you gonna sell merch? I love your shirts and logo. That human skull rules. Love the "attitude" your logo gives off. It seems to say, "Let's resurrect something, but watch out!"
You're right about being a RU-vidr, with out-of-pocket budgets. If they don't watch anymore, because you don't have a VGG bank account, that's THEIR problem. You work hard, make great content, and there are those, like me, who appreciate your convictions and dedication to the Garth channel, fat or flat wallet, we love ya. It's a junkyard revival thing, real life. Not everything goes to "plan." You're not scripted nor reading cue cards. You're the real deal. You're paying for everything as you can. "I'm not watching you because you don't finish your projects." Come on, if the critics know this, why aren't THEY on a channel? You do GREAT, and I love the Garth channel. You keep it real.
I know how you feel.I've lost my wife too.She Cancer, I know how you feel, it's a higher field. I hope you get to it. Okay, and your daughwe'll appreciate everything that you do for them.
It's algud.dont need to explain nobody's business. Any way still love watching use.also love your camiro.its a baby alright.cheers to you and family love use.
Man, I don't have good much memory in my older years, but I messed with a similar RV about 35 years ago. Can't remember the name of the damn thing, but it looks the same. I do know, wasn't a Winnie. Maybe the same company designed it? One I'm talking about had a rear-mount engine. The engine was from Buick! This was around 1991 or so, when I messed with it. Oh no, this is Renault (Ray-No?) ? Stay in France! Almost bought a LeCar in my teens. Glad I didn't.
My first exposure to RVs? I was about 8 years old. For Christmas, my parents got me a Tonka toy. It was replicated as the 1973 Winnebago Indian (wasn;t that a motorcycle? lol). Great Tonka toy. It was what we know as a Class A RV. It included 2 Barbie Doll like dolls, a man and a woman. They were the drivers and residents in the toy RV. For a toy, that Winnie was really equipped! There I was, a 10 year old boy, with my Tonka Winnebago Indian and 2 dolls. Gosh, that must have been about 1974? I'd pretend we were going to campsites, but I was the third one, maybe just a friend tagging along with the dolls? lol. The Tonka Winnie was quite large for a die cast toy. Maybe 2 feet long and 8 inches high. You could remove the roof to access the insides and put the dolls inside. The dolls had moveable joints, so they could stand in the galley, sit on the sofa or chairs, or lay down in the master bedroom. Even the bathroom had a plastic functioning door, you could open and close it! The Tonka also had a side door to the cabin, it was functional too. Fast forward to 2024. I'm quite older now. No, I don't play with dolls (lol), but do play with real RVs. I like the less known ones, especially vintage rigs. My current fave is the 1973 Commander, powered by a Chrysler 440, a Class A. Utilitarian, ugly, yet beautiful, a bread box on 6 wheels.
Just discovered you, Garth. I believe your daughter is already a gearhead, so much enthusiasm. I love seeing younger, and even YOUNGER generations appreciate this stuff. Keeping it real, keeping it alive, rescues and revivals.. Back in the 60's, the folk rock band Crosby, Stills, and Nash had a song titled, "Teach Your Children Well." Bro, you are doing just that. I hit the like button and am subscribed. Love the RV stuff! Back in about 89-90, I worked at an RV dealership/service shop. The Fleetwood Bounders were the most patients needing to see the doctor. Beautiful rigs, but had their issues. Close behind, waiting for repairs in the service bays were the Fleetwood Pace Arrows. Fleetwood is a great company. I have a 31 footer, but she never gives me problems, an 85 Omega Prowler. Like any auto manufacturer, they make both great stuff and crap stuff. I wouldn't own a Bounder nor Pace Arrow, though.
Thank you for all the videos you, your daughters and “The Iceman” do. They are all entertaining and informative. Like you, I am not afraid to try tearing into something new to see if I can fix it’ (most of the times, I do succeed). BTW, your wife had impeccable taste. I love the houndstooth seat covers. When I saw you point at the seat covers in the package, I yelled out “houndstooth”!!!
Great to see you back! This was an awesome video! The seat looks great! And a little thought about professionals that criticize your work, some of them forget when they 1st started and had to learn! They 2 wasn’t born a professional. They had to roll them sleeves up and dive into it and learn like everyone else!
Thanks Garth for the backstory on your life. Very sorry for your hardships and challenges and I'm very inspired by your perserverance and big heart. Still makes me laugh every time you say china!
Thank you for sharing your story and taking such good care of your precious daughter. Try not to let the trolls get to you. All utubers have them. Keep up the good work, and I hope your channel grows so you can work from home all the time.
I want to add my voice to those who have thanked you for sharing your memories of your late wife. You have a wonderful family and are a great Father to your kids. Love your videos.
Garth you have God to help you with your Daughters and may your wife be at peace and with the Lord and all the angels,❤LoveJim J&R mobile service and God Bless y'all and your critters
Thanks for sharing the story of your wife. I know how hard it can be to talk about someone that has been taken from this world. You are doing great at showing your love and memories of your late wife. Keep strong and take care of your family. Always look forward to seeing the projects and how you spend time with your kids.
Hey man, I work on the floor, on the side of the road, don't even have a work shop. I have to travel 20k to use my friends eork shop for enginecremovalsxand clutches, I'm 55. And I rek9n ya doing a top notch job. You just keep doing watcha doing son.👍
Pretty sure houndstooth was a thing for those trucks back then. My dad had a Suburban with it. They even had Mopars in the late 60's with houndstooth vinyl tops. I think you could get Paisley print also!
