Surprising My Dad with his 1968 SS Camaro!!! Part 5 

That smile on your Dads face says it all. I would give anything to see that kind of smile on my Dads face. Cherish the time you have left with him Matt.

Your dad just looks genuinely excited. So wholesome

I would happily watch an hour a week of Matt cruising with his dad. This is 100% feel good content!

You dad mouthing your outro behind you was absolutely hilarious, you can tell how much he loves you and is proud of everything you have done in your life.

Thank you for not making this a six month series. Would have been easy to do. Your dad is awesome, love his channel.

Nothing more American than rebuilding and restoring a beautiful piece of Americana machinery and seeing the look in your dads eyes. Bravo Matt.

I lost my dad when I was 18 and always dreamed of this. I was smiling ear to ear the entire video. Moments like this is what life is all about!

I like that Matt is one of the youtubers that actually wears the merch fellow youtubers give him, or at least that work with bunker branding

I wish your brother Mark could have seen this build along with Drew. Much love and support to you and your families.

I hope you enjoyed that ride with your dad. Those are some unforgettable moments.

My dad died, somewhat unexpectedly, back in October. Seeing you with your dad draws a tear. A good father is invaluable. Cherish every moment.

Well you did it, I cried... So happy for you and your Dad. Cherish these moments. My Dad passed away 4 years ago. We did a lot together and we built a lot of cool cars. Have fun!

I loved hearing him say that you did it just the way he wanted to do it. It goes to show just how well you know your father.

The muscle rod guys really are something special. Gotta give them a shoutout for making something like this happen in such a short amount of time. Those guys are genuine and definitely love what they do, otherwise special moments like this would not materialize.

Matt. MATT. We all love this so much. This is something we all dream of doing for our fathers. I know he is so proud of you!

The only thing missing in this video is Mark sitting in the back seat saying "punch it dad" , lol God rest his soul, but I know he's up there with a smile on his face grinning from ear to ear 😂😅🙏❤️

We need a tour of some of your dads cool stuff

I'm not gonna lie to you Matt. I cried when I saw this. My dad died when I was 27 and I'm about to turn 56 I remember those times when I able to surprise him with a big thing like this. It's a great feeling. Way to go Matt!

There's nothing better than surprising a dad and making them smile.

Your blessed to still have your dad around. I lost mine 13 years ago

This video is the very definition of heartwarming. I was grinning from ear to ear the whole time.

Matt, what you did for your dad was nothing other than HEARTFELT WONDERFUL. Your father was so HAPPY!!! You're a good son.

I love your Dad. He did a fine job raising you and your siblings. Matt, you have a fantastic family. It seems rare to see this in day and age, but you are doing it right.

Matt, this is what it's all about. I grew up a Camaro guy. My dad and his dad built several. I've had quite a few myself. Cherish this time with your pops. These memories will last with you forever.

Loved the look on dads face when you told him its a 540 and then the smile that crept onto his face every time he opened up the throttle

No joke Matt your dad seriously has to be the proudest dad there is. His kids have so much success and the amazing things you do for him and your friends and family. I enjoy your channels because you get to do everything I've always dreamed of doing.

Awe. I can imagine Mark sitting in the back with both of you. God Bless.😢

I believe Mark would have been a part of this and would have been over the moon with enjoyment as you presented it to Dr.Lee!

That smile on his face makes it all worth it. You’re a good son, Matt. 🤙🏼😈🤙🏼

7:25 Matt's dad's reaction is gold, its nice he didnt abandon you to get milk and raised you well

I love seeing how happy dad is over this car. Speeding, grin from ear to ear, and breaking the law speeding a wee bit! LOVE IT!

You’re a lucky guy to be able to experience that with your Dad man. Count your blessings every day.

You're so blessed to still have your dad around to share such a thing with. Enjoy every minute you have as time waits for no one.

Can we all just appreciate the fact that Matt has put out 8 videos in as many days. 👏 👏 👏

“I just wanna cruise” well Matt, Detroit has the “Woodward dream cruise” every year and cars from all around the world come to the event! If I saw that you made it up here with the Camaro I’d DEFINITELY be on the lookout for it!!

Having lost my dad 15 years ago and always wanting to do a project car with him this video series brought me such joy and seeing your dad’s complete look of bliss driving it was the icing on the cake. So awesome 👍

Go for a rides with him as often as you can Matt. I know life happens but before it’s too late enjoy the car with him. I lost my dad 4 years ago. I now have his 70 chevelle 454 and would do anything to go for a ride with him one last time. Also nice job the car looks great

What an incredible father-son moment right there!

Made me laugh when your dad said "golly" the same way you do. Also when he first got in it, he honked the horn just like you did. This is good stuff. It's always cool to see how similar you two are. Well done!

When dad said you got too get this angle right here ! Then he’s waving by and seeing him say well see you next time priceless !!!!

I wish my dad was still alive😢 I lost him when i was 18 and im now 42. Still miss him every day.

Wanna see a proud dad smile ear to ear for a whole video? I give you this video. Good job Matt!

Mark would love this too. He was most definitely with you guys in spirit ❤

You are a fortunate man, Matt to share this with your Dad. For all of us who can no longer share with their Dads, Thankyou.

You can see how happy he is. He cant sit still. just pacing trying to hold the excitement in. You made his whole life doing this for him. I know it made you happy seeing him happy.

Nothing better than seeing the smile on your dad's face as he drove. My father & I were shopping for an old / antique vehicle the same day he passed almost a yr ago. Enjoy that time!!

Brought me to tears, remembering my father great job, young man

I would have loved seeing your dad give you a hug while saying "I love you son" ... he is still mourning the loss of your brother (understandable) so love your dad with every fiber in your body while giving him the time to cope with that tragedy however long that takes. He loves you for sure but he just has a hard time to let go of his losing a child... God bless you and your family.

This makes me tear up. I had a special connection through cars with my dad as well. We were always fbody fans, but had a ‘35 Pontiac in the barn that he got from his uncle for driving tractor when he was a kid. He always joked about having me fix it up for him, and secretly that was my plan, but the big C got him before I had the means to do so. So glad you are able to share this with your dad. Didn’t think that I’d be living vicariously through you when I started this video.

That's awesome you were able to get back up and running. The look on your dad's face was pure happiness!

"Look at that beauty" as his mother in law is in the background. So nice of you to complement her like that Matt.

Mate, that is a memory that will last forever for the both of you. As a kid living in Australia, I had 2 dream cars when I was young (give away my age a bit), a 57 2 door chev & a 68 Comaro. You sir, are living the dream. If you ever get a chance, look up an old Aussie movie called Running on Empty, I'm lead to believe it was released in the US under the name Fastlane fever, although I don't know if it was editied differently for the US audience. All the best from Down Under.

That smile on dr lee's face when he told Matt "you sir are a liar"

Give it to your Dad, you’ll get more enjoyment from seeing the glow from him driving it!

Matt this was great I lost my dad ten years ago and just seeing that smile one your dads face made me extra happy love that you have memory like this keep it up

The smile on his face. You shoild be so proud of yourself. The love.

Seeing you and your dad reminiscing about the Camaro was priceless.

The smile on your Father's face was amazing. Y'all be safe.

This really makes my heart happy for you Matt and your dad. His smile was worth everything you done. I lost my dad in 1976 and I miss having him around and could go to him for everything. Now I'm 68 and thank God I have a relationship with God to get me through. Cherish every moment you have to be with your dad and mom.

Thanks matt I jus spent most of that in tears.. something I would have loved to have done for my dad who's no longer with us.. thank you ❤

I love how genuine Dr. Lee is. He's just as fun to watch as you!

Watching this brought tears to my eyes. Your dads smile and watching you both cruise the Camaro was a priceless moment. Please continue to bring these moments to us as it brought back so many memories. My dad and I restored cars together as a hobby. Sadly, I ended up painting the 66 Mustang after he passed. Just remember that these are the memories that will last a lifetime.

Seeing how happy your dad is brings tears to my eyes. I wish just once I could see a look like that from my dad again. I’m glad you were able to create this special memory with him

@15:50,, YES,, anything different than that would have not been 'right'. Thanks Matt,, we love the series, we love how cool Dad's excitement was when you surprised him with the NEW and IMPROVED nineteen sixty eight Camaro. It's a GEM!

Very cool Matt. Glad you had the chance to share this with your dad. My dad and always wanted to do something like that but his time was cut too short.

way to go matt. so happy to see a father bring that much joy back to their father. yall seemed to really enjoy the time together also, and your dad is good on cam as well.

Such a wholesome moment.. I wish everyone could've been there for it. 💖 Your dad is a really great guy, love having him on the channel.

God, I just love your dad so much! The look on his face…the expressions when he is driving it❣️The bonding between you both…priceless!

The smile on your dad's face is priceless! Dr. Lee, enjoy! 🎉❤

the "Gah-lee!" really says that you are your fathers kid. So wholesome i love it

What an INCREDIBLE video 📹! The look on Dads face, his smile while driving, and your conversations will forever be remembered;)

It is wonderfull watching you and your dad interact. Would love to see more of Mom and Dad content.

I love that your dad knows the outro so well that he mouthed it with you!

Success on multiple levels Matt! you made your fathers heart swell, and you got Brandon to do a project in one month. the first was easy... the second highly improbable

Best lines in the episode. "Well I'll let you keep the keys". " I'll get the insurance transferred over".

Dr Lee is the best dad ever.

Should let ur dad keep it? Pure joy on his face

This is such an amazing and awe inspiring surprise for your pops man. Son of the year

I grew up in that car in the 90's and was dropped off at school in it everyday. ours was a 67 with 383 stroker with 750 double pump holley. same color too. It was my MOM's and she drove it as our daily for my entire childhood. lol.. I lived in that car for so long that I literally got sick of it.. Engine screaming down the highway with the windows down and the radio blaring. So it's kinda funny how every loves these things, but I'm personally over it. I was happy to see her sell it for eight grand a couple years ago, after sitting for about a decade.

This is so awesome! Glad you could do this. I have the same story and wanted to do the same thing for my Dad, but couldn’t get it done in time. Drove Dad’s ‘68 RS Camaro in high school, pulled the engine and n 2000 @ 19yo to rebuild it and the car, but it still sits in the garage torn apart. Glad one of us made it happen. Well done Matt! This even brought a tear to my eye but a smile on my face.

Couldn't help but smile seeing your dad's reaction

Thanks Matt, for setting such an awesome example that we can all take inspiration and initiative from.🙏🏼🙏🏼

Matt’s just out here living every guys dream and deserves every bit of it 🤝

you made me cry and made me remember my dad ,thank you dad i miss you i know you see me there in heaven and you know i have a son now , ilove you , i know we will see its other soon love you dad

It's been nice seeing this all the way through so quickly.

Congratulations Brother Lee on a great car revived by a great son!

Hey nice car....BUT DID YOU SEE THAT VIEW!!! lol Anyone else shed a tear at the sheer joy and memories flowing from Dr. Lee. Sure hit me in the feels! Matt, I think you just gave hope to every old car guy, that one day they are lucky enough to have a son like you with the wisdom to bring back so many good times and share so many new adventures!! I tip my hat to you sir!!

Matt, you and your dad have both said in your videos and in his video your dad is a Corvette guy. I lost my dad last November. ( Miss him like crazy.) He was Ford guy in 1972 fresh off the showroom floor he bought a 1972 Mach 1 Ford Mustang Red with white interior. A few months after I was born my mom asked him to sell it and he bought a 1976 Ford Mercury green with white interior. My Dad was a volunteer firefighter (45 years) 2 weeks after selling the Mustang to a guy he goes on a call for a vehicle accident well the guy that bought the Mustang wrapped it round a telephone pole. My dad tried to buy it back but there was just so much damage to it. My Brother and I for years tried to find one for him but they were either to damaged or not the right fit. One thing I will always remember about my dad is when he, my pap, and brother rebuild my brother's 1979 Oldsmobile Delta 88 from the engine up for 2 years and the look on his face the day when my brother got his license and finally moved it out of the garage. My brother will never forget working with them on that car.

That was totally amazing Matt. I wished I could do that for my dad. Unfortunately I lost my dad the same month 10 days after you lost your brother Mark may God rest his soul and I love the fact Dr. Lee, a.k.a. the best parent in the world that I know of mocked you’re saying and I’ll see you next time may God be with your family the same as our family. Thank you for your videos they help me relax after work.

The LOOK on your dad's face is PRICELESS .

Dad in the back at the end mouthing “we love ya and we’ll see ya next time” lol !!! Absolutely love you and your dad’s relationship Matt cherish the time y’all have left together

Beautiful car, and awesome reaction from your dad this is what I’ve been exited to see all week. And the fact that your dads miming you as your ending the video made me smile too, shows he keeps up with what your doing and cares enough to watch and show his support

Papa Demo is delightful! So glad to see how excited he was at the reveal!

This may be my favorite video. The joy that it brought the two of you was so wholesome.

I like how Matt called exactly what his dad would say

I’ve watched this several times. Seeing the joy on your dad’s face is awesome. You’re a great son!

Matts dad saying "goooolly" is to wholesome. like father like some

You should be proud of yourself for doing that for your dad. Hats off to you!!👍👍👍

Probably one of my favorite series on OffTheRanch. It was great to see his genuine reaction to seeing the car roll again.

I love this. What you did for him is so awesome. About 8 years ago, I built my dad a 1969 Ford Fairlane 500 Fastback. He had a '69 Torino GT Fastback back when we were kids and sold it to buy a family car. He hadn't stopped talking about it for 35 years. It took me 13 months to complete it. While it wasn't quite the same as the Torino GT, it was the same body and he loves it. I did the same thing, made it a driver and showed up to his house randomly and handed him the keys.