It has been said that God helps those who help themselves. I have been watching you since you lived on the farm you had to leave. It has been a great pleasure watching the two of you work your land and build your business. You are really living the dream. I hope to continue to watch as your shop is built and your lives progress. Take care.
I love the property. Would love to find myself something like that. Nobody is perfect and what you've done in your past is part of what makes you you. Having regrets about things you've done in the past means you learned from them to make yourself a better person
God bless you Ric and jainie! Thanks for the inspiration and the great videos! Keep up the good work! You shown me so much good comes out of something bad!
Hey Rick just to say along with everyone else You deserve what you have at the mo...I haven't watched a video for maybe 3 months and seeing you getting on about God and how busy you have been warms my heart. I am in the middle of it at the minute and watching this gives me hope and faith. Bless you !! take care, much Love
AMEN, Rick! One of the many things I love about both you and Jamie is the way you love and praise the Lord as often as you do without getting preachy and sermon-y when you do so. That demonstrates as true a respect for the potentially varying opinions of your viewers as for your respect for (and love of) the great Creator who has bestowed this incredible slice of His Creation upon you! may He continue to bless and keep you, brother!!!!!!!
Bro another awesome video never be ashamed to praise the Lord the light of the Lord is shining through you. You should hold on to that for God loves you so much and is definitely blessing you and your wife have a good evening peace out
Hi Rick , long time Sir ! . I purchased a truck almost like this one with the long bed . love the Fleet Side . the motor was froze up and we dragged it around the block a couple times and it runs great . its nice to see you are doing well . Thank You for sharing your life with all of us . Ray in Pa.
I''m glad you got the winch set up on the trailer, it will make it a lot quicker and safer for you to rescue some of these old trucks. God bless you and Jaime, and Annabella too! You keep making me homesick with these videos, Rick. I hope t get up to Oregon again someday, and hopefully visit the Ranch. Linda and I send our best.
I am so very happy for you and Jamie, and as you said God has truly blessed you!!! It is absolutely Beautiful!!! We all fall short of the glory of God!!! We just need to stay focused on God's will and what the word says to us!!! Take care and God Bless!!!
I love that 64 short wide truck my friend had one and we put some miles on it back in the day when he was still alive. Lots of fun. wish I could afford it is nice for what it is. Yes praise God for all he has done for us God is good! Looks like a good fishing hole. You should bait up some piece of hot dog on a hook and a cork and catch some Blue cats. Hot dogs are the super catfish bait dont tell anyone my secret.
I owned a '67 short wide and wish I had never sold it. It had a 6 cylinder 3 on the column. It was in the late 80's It was in excellent shape except for needing an engine swap. I have recently started watching your channel and I think I'm hooked. Keep it up God bless and hope you enjoy your new home.
That is such a beautiful place you have out there! God gives us great things in life if we wait for them! They come in the people we meet and the things we learn to appreciate in nature!
Nice to see a new video! Looking forwrd to seeing shop build videos. Glad to see your ranch growing and coming together. Next will be a house huh. PS I like the rally wheels on your haul trailer. They look like the rally wheels I had on my 78 Chevy truck. Sharp!
I had a 1961 F-100 back in the late 70's, early 80's. 6-banger, three on the tree, but it ran really well. Got nagged by a since deceased ex into trading it and I really do regret it. That thing was tough as nails....the truck was, too!
the 1964 f100 is my favorite truck. i had one at one time that was a factory automatic with a 292 y block but stupid me sold it. i wish i had my truck back it got 28 miles per gallon and not many v8 will do that. if you need any parts to fix your truck up Dennis carpenter has anything you need he has free catalogs online you can order that's where i got all the parts to fix the one i had up and if the lords willing one day im going to get me another one.
The Beaver at the end after you say peace out. Hey there neighbour. you let me know if you need any trees chompin wont ya. i will take care of it hehehhe :-)
Like your u tube channel (can't wait to see that building go up so you can have a real garage to work out of)and appreciate what you are doing to save the trucks,parts and all. Keep up the good work
Another great video Rick . Love that 64 Ford , especially those custom rims / tires . You praise GOD in your video's , may he bless you & Jamie always . I know you are a very busy person but when you have a chance someday in the evening to sit down & relax , watch the entire video Billy Graham ' Your Soul ' here on RU-vid . Can't wait to see the shop getting built , i am excited about as if it were my own 😊
Love your videos Rick, you are a very blessed man thank you for sharing your life with us I always look forward to the next video so keep them coming! Peace out from Arkansas!! LOL!!!
hey Rick i think you've paid for your mistakes and this is why God is rewarding you with the blessings you have and are receiving no need to apologize for who you were because your not that man any more peace out my friend
Rick they say you do the crime you do the time so you've done your time buddy brother just take life as God gives you and make the best of it they're forward you and Jamie seem to be a great couple and keep moving forward love the videos keep them coming brother
And it is to Jamie's credit that Rick was very fortunate finding her. I have heard for many years that a woman can make or break a man and Jamie has proven to be a blessing for Rick in that she is just a down-to-earth good woman, not some money grubbing bimbo like many run into when they get out that drive them back into prison trying to satisfy their greedy ways. She has stood beside him and helped him all along the way and with that kind of woman in your life, how could Rick not succeed? No, they aren't filthy rich as far as men count riches but they are richer in the better things in life than most will ever have.
What these guys said! Every word of it! Past is just that Rick,the past. You've paid for your mistakes,and as hard as you've worked making a home for you and that absolute gem of a spouse you're blessed with; I'd like to say I hope it's all gravy from now on Sir! You've earned it! Stan O.
Three things...…...First, I like it when you thank the Lord and don't take your blessing for granted, second.....I taught myself to drive in a truck just like that at the camp (Lost Valley) in 1977 and third......let Jamie know that Kevin Kostner went to my high school and I hung out with his brother but that was long before he was somebody, Kevin graduated the year before I got there, I believe he was class president.
Funny coincidence Bill. I went through an Outdoor survival coarse when I was 18.....and they drove us around in a 64 Ford Shortbed....but it was a stepside...
The I drove around end was a stepside also, 223-6 with a three on the tree, it also had a pick-up bed trash trailer hooked to it so basically the first time I ever drove it was a stick shift, manual brakes and steering with a short wheelbase trailer and no one to teach, by the end of the day I was backing that trailer like a pro.
I'm based in London in the UK and I've only recently discovered your channel and just wanted to say I love your videos and I'm inspired by what you have done and what you have overcome to get to where you are. Keep up the great work.
Your gate may benefit from another Corner-to-Corner brace, from the opposite corners as the existing one. Yep, rescuing old trucks sure beats what you did before! Oh, and the term for that Ford bed is Styleside (I know you're a GM guy) :) Great ending to your video Rick!
Hi Rick and Jamie iv only just found your channel so iv been having a marathon viewing binge, Love your video keep up the good work. Thanks again all the way from the UK
you said you did't deserve it but you do you turned your life around and quit doing the things you were doing and you work hard my friend if i can call you that i am glad i found your channel a couple and i throughally enjoy your videos keep up the good work and keep pushing out the videos
The orange and white on that 64 F100 reminds me of the U-Haul trucks of my youth as I’m 65 now. Unlike you guys, I would turn it down, would rather have the 3 on the tree, but a lot of people love automatics. I've always liked visible gauges too. I don't like idiot lights or message centers unless there are visible gauges too. I did like that guy's white ford, 390 4 speed. Reminds me of my 1966 Mercury Cyclone GT days...... On a side note, I guess the C-6 Automatics did not come out until the 80. I had a Mercury Zephyr wagon, 6 cylinder, had a c-6 automatic in it was my Mom's car. When I had it to the tranny shop to get the transmission cleaned and oil changed the owner told me that transmission would last in that car forever. I was in the process of fixing the car up for my sister as she was without wheels. I cleaned it up, painted it, redid the interior, tuned it up, and she drove it for another 10 years, so the car lasted 20 years with some TLC and I think if my Bro-In-law would of left his fingers off it and they would of put it in a garage, it would still be running. First week they had it my bro in law stole the tack out of it. Shame too, I had an entire set of Sun-Tune gauges in it including the Tack built into the dash board. Not the top of the line gauges, but they looked and worked good, certainly well enough for that car. I think Ford always made a bullet proof six cylinder engine up to about the 80's. After that I stopped caring, I switched over to Chrysler, and had a Dodge Daytona Turbo Shelby Z (ran really fast) then later a 86 Dodge Van with a slant 6 another bullet proof motor, short body van that was redone in side to be a conversion Van with bucket seats, insulated paneling, and I did some TLC of my own with chicken lights, added AC, Aux heater in the back, and a work area at the back doors, and a chrome crash bar in front and my Company Logo pained on each side in company colors. Was the only van I ever saw was 3 speed manual shifter on the floor that came from the factory like that. I kept that van 12 years, worked it pretty hard in all kinds of weather, and was running great in 97 when I sold it to my neighbor’s kid's buddy who totaled it in a week. I wanted a Jeep Cherokee Sport Heavy Duty which is now semi-customized and I still have today yet, another bullet proof motor 4.0 with a 4-speed Aisin Automatic Transmission with Dana 373 gears in both differentials and is “on demand” 4 wheel drive, not the weaker all-wheel drive. Chrysler in 1997 did not recognize the manual transmission as "heavy duty. A manual transmission Jeep Cherokee could pull 1,800 lbs max, where the automatic heavy duty package came with a transmission cooler, bigger radiator, and oil cooler and a class 3 trailer hitch and could tow 2,800 lbs. or I'd of gotten manual transmission. Maybe one of these days I'll sell my 95 Ford escort and get a Jeep CJ with manual transmission just to have for a second car like I do my little Ford. But currently, everything works in the 95 escort, only has 135,000 miles on it, well maintained my by me, so until something big goes on it, I'm keeping it. The For Escorts to despite their size, were pretty good little cars, and friends of mine had a lot of miles on them before selling them. Down size with anything 95, if you exceed 5,000 miles per year, at least in Pennsylvania, you have to get the emissions done on a dyno tuner which can be expensive if you can find someone that has one. Fortunately for me, I don't drive that car near that far. I keep it for a spare car and to take it grocery shopping and other area where there are parking lots to avoid getting my custom jeep nicked up or hit by a careless driver. The white fleck paint job with a few coats of clear, on my Jeep, was fairly expensive to have someone careless leave their door hit mine to spite the protective strips Jeep put on at the factory. Also I consider my Jeep a high theft item.
Puck-um up trucks rule. You have your land shaping up nicely Rick. Plans for the beach seems like a nice improvement for the wild life too. Thanks fer D video and the furry little woodland creature. Peace out everyone !!. Cheers !!*** :-)
Rick keep up the good videos! Much appreciated to see old trucks rescued and brought to a good home. My dad rescues what he can as well. He doesn't have much right now but most are decent vehicles.
Great video, as always, Rick! That 64 is pretty sweet! Glad everything is movin along on the building! If I’m ever able to afford a classic truck, you’ll be the first person I contact. You know yer stuff! Take care and hope you all can stay cool! 🤘🏼👍🏼😎🇺🇸
Hopefully everything is OK and you're still alive. I'm always looking for the 1965 F250 custom cab camper special caribbean turquoise ford truck. Same type my father had when I was a kid. Spent many days driving to Grandma's house and hunting camp back in the seventies and eighties.
If I could afford the 64, first thing I'd do is put the three on the tree back, then redo the seat and motor. I'd keep it all original. It's too nice to cut up!
No worries I'm saving a few more penny's then I send some frame sizes this week coming. Cos my sister has my truck as I carnt drive at the moment. But still trying to sort things out. Glad you are well.
🙏God is good🙏 Beautiful Spread!! I also did some time in a prison 40 years ago. That does not define who we are. God forgives, We are all perfectly imperfect. Blessing My Friend.✌✌
Most be nice to have a winch, im still using the ol comealong. and that is a very nice 64 shrorty i had a 66 short box in the 80 s with a 302 and car 4 speed with a 9 inch auto rear end, that thing was like flying a jet, stay cool if u can peace out
