Problems with the Motor in the OLD GMC Truck!

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Continuing with the build of Landon's GMC square body! The push rods finally came in so we were able to put the motor together, soon after problems started arising! Check the vid out to see more!
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The old GMC Truck finally makes it in the shop: • The OLD GMC FINALLY ma...
Converting an Old GMC Truck 2WD into a 4WD: • Converting an Old GMC ...
POWER OUTAGE puts a BRAKE on the Old GMC Truck Build! • POWER OUTAGE puts a BR...
Bobbin' the bed of the old GMC: • Bobbin' the Bed of the...
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@seanthomas4379 2 года назад

One of my favorite things about you guys is the inclusion of Paul’s mistakes. You are all so genuine and a reminder that we are not alone in our screw ups!

@georgedavis6583 2 года назад

Remember all those automotive accessory shows that always did perfect builds in the 90's.. Guys that already did that kind of stuff were like ya that's just entertainment...🤣

@rogerstrosky3267 2 года назад

like it

@MW-gv9vz 2 года назад

Homer Simpson moment D’oh! throw bearing that is. That sucks about the lifters.

@gaojen3365 Год назад

Came here to say this. If Paul edited the videos himself, you know this story would have been told very differently (or swept under the rug entirely).

@cadilakisrodcustom 2 года назад

The fact that he's paying for it all himself, makes this project so much better. Hes more inclined to take care of it knowing how expensive or how big of a pain everything is when it needs replaced.

@thehungryhunter3454 2 года назад

Well he's paying for a lot of it but let's be serious he's not paying for everything like his dads labor which at this point would be thousands of $$$ lol but yes he will learn better this way.

@wjhjr1415 2 года назад

Agreed. Not common nowadays. So happy to see a bit of responsibility.

@lluisllicea 2 года назад

You think he's gonna take care of it when he sees his dad beat the trucks on the trail????

@ryanmaestas8005 2 года назад

@@thehungryhunter3454 the labor is free, that's what dads are for

@wjhjr1415 2 года назад

@@lluisllicea No!!! 🤣

@blastingweevil2968 2 года назад

great to see a father teaching his son the value of money, making him spend his money that he has earned and the satisfaction that brings rather than just buying everything for him. i would say he will be more likley to look after the truck more since he had to pay for the parts.

@assyrianbetnahrian9574 2 года назад

Every kid needs that

@3.0colorado21 2 года назад

“We didn’t film it” usually means, choice words were said and wrenches were thrown, at least in my garage lol

@64jazdude 2 года назад

You’re a great Dad! Lando is blessed to have you & Michelle!

@lory2622 2 года назад

The throw out bearing stumble is one of those truly soul crushing events on a a project like that. We have all been there when we realize it. Well played on the fix.

@REDMAN298 2 года назад

I worked on honda cars when they had a head gasket/bolt recall. Paid 3 hrs. I could do it in 1.5. Once I had the head bolted on and noticed the head gasket was on my bench. I still broke the rate.

@glenjamindle 2 года назад

Even worse when you don't have a lift and you're laying on your back in the driveway...

@thadtanaka3567 2 года назад

Best part: The cat in the background eating the mice.

@pcbart1 2 года назад

Huge props to you dad, paying your own way is the best way to teach your kids great lessons. Did that with my son, enjoyed building the car with him too. He paid for everything. When he broke it, he knew what tit was going to cost him to fix it. Also, Good for kids to see that even the best (you) make mistakes but it doesn’t stop you from doing it yourself. That will help him able to do anything he pits his mind to, but you knew that. I am so loving watching this.

@jaegeen 2 года назад

Perfect combination of Landon's skin in the game (dollars and work) and paternal responsibility. So, while Landon has a truck he paid for, he has a rig most adults don't achieve. Well done all around.

@donalddehaven3229 2 года назад

It’s always great to see young people learning the value of earning and paying with their own money to buy the things they want. I’ve been teachings my grandsons that lesson. They work in my shop for a wage and buy the things they need. It’s fun to watch Paul working and even showing us the mistakes because we all make them. Michelle and Paul and family make the Fab Rats a fun family channel. I look forward to every show.

@non-nefarious 2 года назад

Uncle Tony's Garage on RU-vid has several videos regarding the current problem with lifters and other parts. It seems to be an ongoing common problem that's plaguing the automotive repair/rebuilding industry. You may have just been a victim of that plague.

@blackscotydog 2 года назад

Thanks Non.. I was gonna type the same comment....Uncle Tony is great! ... and I don`t even like Chrysler stuff.

@badmoon5249 2 года назад

Ooops...didn't see your comment when I posted mine.

@chriskulpa4056 2 года назад

I was gonna mention the same thing :) UTG's is great and contrary to backscotydog I love Mopar stuff :D

@crjlife_9082 2 года назад

Was going to mention this as well. It's a shame it's so hard to get quality anything nowadays.

@wjhjr1415 2 года назад

Mine was wrong length pushrods not a bunch of bad lifters at once.

@mikeroll9868 Год назад

Your kids are blessed with a cool Dad. Awesome first truck and he’s paying for it. With your help it’s one of a kind. Special.

@bruceleealmighty 2 года назад

As often as I get frustrated with incomplete projects, totally understand the dilemma in providing content and finish product. Thanks for bringing us along.

@turboponies 2 года назад

“It can even go with music. - Too bad you don’t own a stereo.” 🤣🤣

@scottjohnston9595 2 года назад

Time to get sponsored by Cove speakers.

@cjplol6589 2 года назад

He'll need a stereo to drown out the header gaskets

@turboponies 2 года назад

@@cjplol6589 That is if the gas tank gets hooked up right.

@doug9418 2 года назад

What a great dad you are and role model for all your kids. God Bless you all and have a great day everyone. 🇺🇸

@alondranowe414 Год назад

Man, I wish I had the mechanical know how that this Man has. Paul is awesome at everything he does. Love to watch him work on everything. Learned a few things just by watching.

@francesrice7898 2 года назад

I love the dad and son working on this together and Paul is a wonderful dad. Get to feeling better Paul. You are a blessing not only to your family but to your viewers also. We love you all. God bless ❤️👍

@bradleymadosh911 Год назад

Glad I watched this video again because it has your Father in it Paul. Your lucky to have videos of him doing things with you and your family. All's I got is memories.

@davestevens4263 2 года назад

Just want to give Paul big props to being the unicorn, fab work & mechanic at its best & always remains calm . If you don’t have it u make it like myself. Much love to you guys from commifornia.

@Makitafan 2 года назад

I've never heard that saying "commi-fornia." I gonna borrow that.

@BikingVikingHH 2 года назад

@@Makitafan Welcome to the Internet LOL

@BikingVikingHH 2 года назад

@dave San Francisco area here!

@Rat-Builder 2 года назад

I learned many many years ago, that throwing stuff just makes it worse. EVERY TIME!!! LOL Now, I do like Paul, I just walk away.

@96kylar 2 года назад

Front bumper turned out super rad. Well done. The redone bench seat looks awesome to. Good stuff!

@j1m3by 2 года назад

I was a 3/4 turn guy like you until I installed a cam and lifters designed for zero turns. I burned out two sets of valves before I finally got around to looking at the instructions.

@dave_n8pu 2 года назад

Like most of us guys, if all else fails, read the instructions. 😁🤷‍♂️

@vega1975 2 года назад

You mean to say its not just me ?? Cool i feel better now thank you.

@sheldonv8 2 года назад

Instructions. . .Oh is that what that bit of paper with bad pictures and 15 languages is?

@chriskulpa4056 2 года назад

@@sheldonv8 thought that was just firestarter for the bonfire :D

@jackvido6855 2 года назад

Your family is the best. If all of us backed one another like your family we would all find a piece of mind and support. You’re a blessing for us all. So happy that you are not perfect.

@DirtRoadJourney 2 года назад

I love Paul's quote "expectations didn't meet reality" this same thing happens to me all of the time. This is why persistence is key when working on vehicles.

@jameslund221 2 года назад

Tell me how many dads would do what Paul does for his kids? Not many! God bless this guy.

@japemerson684 2 года назад

What a wonderful family. I love watching for the mechanical and technical aspects but I am a devoted subscriber because of the family.

@ifitsnotbrokenfixit1193 2 года назад

Man that stinks on the lifters. Glad to see Landon putting his hard earned money on this project. And that he is helping when he can.

@bartbodeen8457 2 года назад

16:30 I am SO watching these out of order.. I did not see this before I saw the burnout Paul does! I truly believe Michelle is raising 5 children.

@TrzCharlie 2 года назад

"When all else fails, hit it with a hammer." One of my Dad's favorite sayings.

@george12go 2 года назад

Nothing wrong with making due within your means. Its real skill that will provide more long term than buying the "Best".. Really enjoying watching you guide your sons build..

@Enmesharra92 2 года назад

A bad mechanical day is inevitable. I still remember them many moons ago while I was undertaking various mechanical modifications to my 78 350 Chevy El Camino. I’m probably guessing that most of your bad day’s played a big part in developing your exceptional problem solving skills, that we’re all watching today.

@MrGixxer1300r Год назад

Nice seeing you do projects with your son, and making memories. My kids never liked working on projects.

@thomasdesmond2248 2 года назад

I love that three generations are working on that truck together. What great memories. God bless

@ariggs7868 2 года назад

Landon putting in the multi colored interior lights when the truck isn't evening running and Paul's reaction. That reminded me of my childhood 😂 Keep up the good work!

@bellsmountainadventures4917 2 года назад

It will be an awesome truck when its done im jealous I love sqaurebodys. I remember being 16 when you didn't want to spend the extra money on good header gaskets and exhaust but you wanted the winch and cool lights lol but its his money and this will be a life long learning experience building his own truck that he will be proud of and hopefully keep for years

@SSTANDLEY3557 2 года назад

I am glad you are teaching you children the value of a dollar. Because I have learned over the years that if you constantly do things for them, they tend not to appreciate it as much. Love yalls videos!

@derikdrinkle2084 2 года назад

Do not know how we ever lived without ratcheting wrenches for so long. Greatest invention. Your Getting close. God bless.

@projectbumblejeep4190 2 года назад

Back in my drinking days, I was putting a clutch in a friends old Chevy truck while Him and another friend drank many beers. The whole time he stood there spinning the throw out bearing on his finger. When I was "done" changing the clutch and ready for another beer, he handed me the new bearing. While they both had a good laugh, I proceeded to tear it apart to install the new bearing. Took me twenty minutes to get 'er done and back together. It wasn't 4 wheel drive, but it had a carrier bearing in the drive shaft. All part of the fun of keeping old stuff on the road. ;)

@jww5853 2 года назад

You guy's are an awesome family! Keep up the good work and GOD BLESS!

@mortenhuvastenseth6943 2 года назад

I could watch fab rats all day love the vibe and we wil fix it attitude

@murphy6767 2 года назад

I think its awesome he's paying for it.. Most kids just expect a vehicle when they turn 16... Plus he's learning how to work on it also.. Keep up the good work young man and learn everything you can from your father and be grateful you have a father that will show you how...

@timcooper7845 2 года назад

Man, I can tell you are a great father. Your son is blessed to have you and good raising goes along way.

@rickylandry9979 2 года назад

My dad gave me my first truck a 1975 F-250 in pieces when I was 14. I spent the next two years fully restoring it myself. I rebuilt the 302 5.0L engine , painted the truck put a plow on it and made some good money with that truck. It was so rewarding rolling up to high school in a 25 year old fully restored antique pickup that I restored myself! That winch / bumper / light set up came out bad ass!

@joaquinmojado 2 года назад

My old man was a mechanic. Wish he had lived long enough to build something together. Boys do as much with your dad you can they are with us a short time in our lives.

@kfd629 2 года назад

You guys are some of the best content on you-tube! Just good ‘ol clean livin’! Congrats on the new Champ forklift, i just got a similar one with a later model Chrysler slant 6 in her. Maybe give us a run through of the engine and the stuff that needs to be fixed…I appreciate all you guys do as a family, keep up the good work!

@billyking7397 2 года назад

you are a great Dad. Reminds me of my Dad. I too had to buy the parts. worked at Chrysler, Desoto Dealer after High School. The flat head in my '51 Merc was on its way out. Bought a worn out 52 desoto Hemi and began buying parts. Had to wait nearly a year for a balanced 10/10 crank. Once we received the crank we (He) began the assemble. The block had been tanked, line bored, and all the stuff to make it live. The flat head was dead. And I had no more money to buy carbs. Had a six carb intake manifold. So it went back together with a single two barrel. That possible saved me a lot of tickets and gas. With an adapter the original three speed was used. Lost the internals, three times in six months. Don't slip your foot off the clutch to launch. Thank you for the memories.

@leeadams5941 2 года назад

Been there done that, except we had to do it in a driveway on our backs...good to know we ain't the only ones....Thats one lucky kid to have a truck like that...

@ponypwr 2 года назад

That paint on the Lands old red Chevy will buff out REAL NIIIICE. All ya need is some compound and polish and a wool pad on the buffer.

@mrhighlight8771 2 года назад

We need a fabrat special bored in the shop so less mistakes. And we can learn more about the parts as you navigate through the building process. Love the work. As you said mistakes are made. Maybe that idea will help you 🙃👍

@taylordunivan6996 2 года назад

You guys are awsome parents. Showing him responsibility and what money means as a adult when it comes to things we want and need. This is 101 on how to raise a great child that isn't a problem child. Keep it up you guys, your channel is definitely worth the watch. I wish I made more money so I could buy some merch and put money in your pockets. Also Paul, I'm sorry for your loss. I to loss my dad and it wasn't easy on my brother sister and I. Keep your head up, keep wrenching and wheeling and last but not least, ezdoesit!

@stout_tossme7541 2 года назад

It is so great breaking when you do so much work to have an issue that requires so much more work. Y'all are awesome parents. Landon, sorry brother.

@bobducca5061 Год назад

Love the truck! Love the family! A 16 year old in America who can drive stick is like a unicorn!

@rodmeisterful 2 года назад

The two of you are some of the most supportive parents and generally positive people I’ve seen. Great job.

@SMGoertzen 2 года назад

Great job kiddo, mad respect for ya! You have an amazing Dad there.

@markfreeman7264 2 года назад

Just more father and son time, never wasted.

@mgs8747 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing the build. And thanks for skipping the tedious stuff. That is a very nice interior! it’s going to be a excellent truck for your son.

@turloghsk 2 года назад

There's always days where things don't go your way, but that shouldn't put you down... you still did the best you could... wishing you good luck for the next round... 👍💪

@arizonapapa9453 2 года назад

Good job dad. I think you're doing the young man a huge favor by teaching him to run what he can afford, while he saves up for what he wants. I suspect he's going to be more proud than a classmate that drives a brand new truck.

@Minionmoto529 2 года назад

hey being 16 who's spending his own money, he's doing better than most people that age. Most kids don't build their own truck or spend their own money on one. Also everyone hating on it are just unhappy people.

@docink6175 2 года назад

thats a great looking front end!! Heck of a ride for a 16yo way to go Lan! and pop for doing most of the work....lol

@Dragon90815a 2 года назад

It was good to finally see what it's really like putting in a new motor.

@boltonky 2 года назад

Trucks looking good sure your boy can't wait to drive it and also thanks for a lesson had to look up stuff on hydraulic lifters

@sandralutz-rodriguez2864 2 года назад

what a rad project! All the time, customization and making it right are coming along. I am so ready for the initial burnout video!

@Ares-jx4ep 2 года назад

Paul, I suggest watching Uncle Tony and Tom Mews talk about the problems with "new" flat tappet lifters for the old engines. Sure seems like you're experiencing the symptoms. Short version,most "new" lifters aren't new at all but remanned used. They are reboring and not using a correctly sized plunger so the lifter just collapses when running. This is true for ALL the suppliers, regardless of brand name. An exception "may" be Rhodes which are machined with the bleed lower in the body.

@fasttruckman 2 года назад

What in all my years of life I have never heard of lifters being rebuilt. I worked in the auto parts industry and in a engine machine shop in the 90's and never once was there a core requirement for lifter's and as far as I know there is now core requirement for lifter's to this day. Your "remanned" lifter theory is just B.S.. Now are there cheap Chinese lifter's out there yes. But there are also great quality lifter's out there,but are you willing to pay the price? In my younger day's of engine rebuilding Sealed Power lifter's were my go to lifter's I was born in 1967.Back in the 80's and 90's they were great lifter's and the last engine I rebuilt in 2019 a 1984 chevrolet 305 V8 for my C10 square body I used sealed power lifter's and I had zero problems with them. Another thing you need to add a zinc oil additive for older engines and their internal parts. Today's oils do not have the dino vitamins needed to protect engines made before the 90's.

@Ares-jx4ep 2 года назад

@@fasttruckman Lets break down your rebuttal... Your "Auto parts and machine shop experience in the 1990 have absolutely zero bearing on the state of the auto parts industry in 2021. I' also not aware of a core charge on lifters. What I do know is hydraulic flat tappets haven't been used OEM in Cam in block V8's since the 1990's. That means the suppliers for those flat tappet bodies no longer exist. Unless you KNOW and can provide PROOF to Rebut Tom Mews contacts in the CURRENT industry... I'm giving his theory a lot more weight than yours. If you watched the Vid you would see that the FIRST thing Paul dumped into that BBC was ZINC ADDITIVE. Personally I hope the theory is wrong as I really want to use Rhodes in my 408 build.... but I'm keeping an open mind. How about we wait to see exactly what the failure was, all we know now is the pushrods are loose, be that from wiped lobes or collapsed lifters.

@madcratebuilder 2 года назад

@@Ares-jx4ep They reman the newer roller hyd lifters but not the old school flat tappet lifters, it would not be cost effective. Ii recall new hyd lifters for the flat tappet chevy was just over 0.80 each in high volume lots 20 years ago.

@fasttruckman 2 года назад

@@Ares-jx4ep Let's break down your rebuttal.... 1)Tom Mews is claiming and saying all lifters made after 1993 are remanufactured. That is B.S. because you cannot remanufacture flat tappet lifter's.2) He did not state what yr his cam set was manufactured where it was manufactured and who manufactured the lifter's.3) Flat Tappet lifter's were made by the millions on a weekly basis up to when GM,Ford and Dodge stopped using them.The supply of American made Flat tappet lifter's should be endless.4) Buy your lifter and cam separately unless you know for sure you are buying a cam set manufactured pre 1990. 5) Did you not take into consideration that I rebuilt my 1984 C10 305 engine in 2019 using sealed power lifter's. 6) You youngster's or piss poor shade tree mechanic's constantly ignore the knowledge of the experienced.

@fasttruckman 2 года назад

@@Ares-jx4ep By the way talking to a summit "parts man" is like talking to an autozone employee. All they know is what the computer tells them after they input your information. Today's auto part's counter person has no experience on the workings of any engine.Back in my day auto parts sale's men were ex mechanic's with experience on the workings of an engine.

@ZeRowe 2 года назад

Great job! He’s gonna be happy when that thing is on the road.. 😎

@debrafelix4419 2 года назад

Your an Awesome dad reminds me of my daddy show us how to do things be blessed always 🥰🤗🥰🤗🥰🤗

@djjuez420 2 года назад

Good Luck P.O. Box, parts and parts incoming !!!! Lets get it Boys.

@89G 2 года назад

Were the lifters brand new? There seems to be a rash of bad lifters being sold right now. Great work, as always, Paul!

@FabRats 2 года назад

Yep, they were. It was a cam lifter package.

@89G 2 года назад

@@FabRats oh man... I'm so sorry. That's the pits!

@davids6533 2 года назад

Were they Chinesium lifters?

@89G 2 года назад

@@davids6533 The lifters I've been seeing the most issues with are made by Comp Cams. (I don't know if that is what @FabRats used though) I don't know where they are made, but my Comp Cams camshaft was made in the USA. Not too sure on their lifters though.

@teamidris 2 года назад

@@FabRats daft question, but is it too much oil pressure? On the RV8 the oil pressure is ridiculously low and if it gets wound up on the relief valve wierd lifter stuff happens.

@tractormantp2113 2 года назад

Don’t beat yourself up too hard I have done that many times on projects that I’ve done more than once, and I’m like darn it I forgot that ,and kicked myself but you know what when you forget something a couple times it’s a learning tool and then bought the second third time you won’t forget it anymore !! 😊😊Great job you guys are doing enjoy watching to go together

@MartinsGarage97 2 года назад

Hey man it's the dream. Building a car with your dad. This is amazing I'm so happy you guys are doing this! He's gonna love it forever since he put work into it.

@wwgbert 2 года назад

Landon's got a great dad and teacher right there. Not many things as good as a father / son project. I'm this truck will be in and out of the shop often like mine was when we built it.

@johntalley1908 2 года назад

Im really enjoying the gmc truck build vids hopefully even when it's ,"finished" it's not ever finished would love to see more

@jameswarren423 2 года назад

Even though she don’t run yet she still looking pretty good it’ll be a real nice truck can’t wait to see you when it’s done👍🏼🤩

@kevinbegley5881 2 года назад

A great effort on the truck, just unfortunate that the rocker defect was out of your control but a great project coming together, and fair play to Lando putting all of his savings into it! Great kid! 👍🇮🇪

@MARKBaid 2 года назад

I’ve been watching you for awhile now Paul and I just wanted to say you are so genuine. Thank you for bringing some good to the world. Thank you Mark

@phendrix9476 2 года назад

Oh no!!! The throw out !! As GREAT a father as you are a mechanic/fabricator. I’ve watched my own son develop skills helping me with his truck. Can’t get those moments back :( Tell him the cometic exhaust gaskets are worth the $$ when he can make it happen. Lots of valuable lessons here

@tjtobin86 2 года назад

When you showed that throw out bearing, it brought back all kinds of memories. Been there (with both the bearing and other equally terrible missing parts) and that moment when you just take a second and realize everything you are gonna have to do to fix it is tough. But then you steel your resolve and just make it right. A lot of lessons are being taught to your children with this project and that's truly invaluable.

@Eppersonracing_automotive 2 года назад

Try pumping up the lifters first then adjust. So after start up and they pump up they will be in tolerance. If it works give a shout out. Good luck

@scubadkins 2 года назад

What a sweet Ol’ truck! Lovin square body! Good work fellows! Lesson eBay parts are more trouble in long run.

@montyx5montyx597 2 года назад

Hey Paul, I am a retired GM drive-ability Tech and have assembled 1000+ engines. The processes that I did for S.B. Chevy was set #6 TDC and verify indicator on front of engine was correct. With #6 TDC set EX;2,5,6,7 IN;3,4,6,8 rotate P.R. with fingers while slowly tightening rocker till it stops rotating i.e. zero back lash then tighten 1 turn, then at #1TDC set the rest. Then rotate crank to desired timing you want at engine front and set distributor in and look at the primary pickup in distributor and align when locking it down. When you fire engine you will be within a degree of desired timing. With fuel and oil systems primed it should fire and run smooth with little crank time. Great channel, enjoy the content.

@EpIc_NaChO 2 года назад

I could watch Fabrats ALL DAY

@bobrodgers2335 2 года назад

you get days like that, he still had a smile on his face at the end of the clip, which is good. good job.

@bamabackroads1203 2 года назад

My dad always said if you never screw anything up you aren't trying. I had a similar situation to the throw out bearing years ago when I turned wrenches for a living. I went in early to do a big job on a Ram Truck. Intake gaskets, thermostat, full tune up, brakes, trans service etc. All gravy work. Right about the time everybody else was showing up at 8am I was finishing up and started the truck up to let the air bleed out of the cooling system. I hit the vending machine for some breakfast and came back and the temp was still low. I waited a few minutes and still no hit air from the heater. I stepped back to think about what could be wrong and noticed the thermostat and gasket was still on my tool box. Crap. 30 minutes later I started it up again and still couldn't get any heat out of the heater. You guessed it, I left the thermostat out AGAIN!. Lol The third time was a charm and I still managed to turn about 12 hours before 9:30 that day.

@josephkopeczy2678 2 года назад

Very nice of the person who sent thing for the cat you need spayed cats around the shop to catch the mouse

@GrinDiesel1969 2 года назад

Love how it's a GMC, a bunch of old Chevrolets on the Road, its pretty cool when a Jimmy drives by!! Nice Truck!!

@ronniedickson1967 2 года назад

Great video, I like your attitude, nothing seems to upset you. Your children are blessed to have parents like you. If the world had more like you I think it would be a better place.

@harveynailbanger 2 года назад

Dad, howd you learn so much about cars? I was a broke kid with a pickup, i had to figure it out or walk.... Laying the foundation that landon can pass on. Good stuff.

@Farm_fab 2 года назад

Black cats are great. My house cat got outside and came back pregnant. I had one of the kittens that was a black one and she was a smart cat. I gave her to a friend who gave her to a neighbor. The neighbor had to move, and couldn't take her with her, so I had to take her back. Momma cat wasn't happy. She said that "since she left home, she wasn't allowed back." I put her food on my desk, and the next time she expected it there. I wound up giving her to a cousin who had had back surgery, so she couldn't feed her on the floor. When I took her to my cousin's house, the cat already knew where her food was supposed to be. I like when a good plan comes together.

@bobbywitcher5042 2 года назад

that front of that truck looks awesome

@nroose 2 года назад

I can't even begin to express how jealous I am.

@Vile-Flesh 2 года назад

Me too. I got nothing but discouragement from my father over my first cars and I was completely in the dark with help from no one in the mid '90s working on my '70s Fords. His son is very fortunate to have a father like Paul.

@kingsleywray6632 2 года назад

Great that you share the challenges and all the setbacks you have. It shows the dedication you need when working on motors. As always great to have your content to watch. All the best for fixing the problems.

@fredmartine674 2 года назад

During the weekend, I work on my truck too and eventually I make a mistake or two but I still enjoy working on my truck.. Watching Paul, Papa Dar, Paul's son and also Matt and his crew work on their projects keeps me motivated to keep going on my projects too.

@nebraskanassassin6058 2 года назад

You guys are the friggin best I spread the word as I drive the railroad guys. Love ❤️ ya

@LimestoneCoastCustoms 2 года назад

Well, My weekend pretty much sucked too! (& I'm on the other side of the world 🤣) ........... It wasn't all bad, bit like you guys, achieved a little just not what I had hoped for. It happens!!

@trakyboy5128 2 года назад

That's a nice motor fer a teenager 🧐🙂 That that Sniper is a real drop of change fer dat kiddo !!! As a kid I was lucky to have a quadraflush on my chev. 😀 Lucky kid !!!

@donfillenworth5702 2 года назад

Awwww, so close! That's hard to handle. Hang in there, Landon. Your dad is doing an awesome job.

@keithreilly386 2 года назад

My father taught me to change oil and a tire .every thing else learned in auto shop and by myself ..lots of headaches but learned in the 70s and 80s .by the end of the 80s worked in a auto shop .taught the only kid of mine that wanted to learn ,most all she wanted to know .she fixes her own car most of the time now. In a few years hope to still be able to teach my grandchildren. Great videos enjoy them

@gregoryswartzentruber5303 2 года назад

You are so calm, I'd have been fuming about the throw out bearing.

@glennterry5476 2 года назад

That will be a bad ass truck when your done with it. That's cool man.

@afreeman4668 2 года назад

Many years ago I put cheap headers on my 74 Catalina and kept blowing gaskets. Victor Nitroseals fixed it up even though I had to double them up and use Permatex copper. I love the cheap header gaskets used but he had to have the interior lights. The things we do as kids. It will be great learning experience for your son.