TOWING Over 2000 Miles In My Chevy Does NOT Go Smoothly!! 

Thats nuts that Vermont state inspection cares so much about rust. Ny doesn’t give a damn. You can have bluetooth rockers and brake lines, just don’t get caught with window tint🙄

Was just wondering when you’d be back. You’ve got nerves of steel. The chances you take but it always works out.

It is always nice to see the "Welcome To Vermont" sign when we are on our way home.. I am glad that the Duramax made the trip with out any problems. Really if it was not for the fuel mishap you would have been golden.. I am looking forward to see that awesome THUNDERBIRD! Thumbs up man !

Getting ready to go from NY to Kentucky and back in my 01 V10 excursion with 223,000 on it. Heading out there to pick up a 1990 vw Jetta Wolfsburg for my brother. Now that we are in our 30's we don't get to spend the time together like we used to, I'm really looking forward to it. Wish me luck

Pro tip (from someone that's done Durham/Portsmouth/DC/SC and back a bunch of times): I-77/I-81/I78/I80/I287 (Cuomo/Tappan Zee) is your friend. I-95 and any routing through NYC is a guaranteed nightmare. Used to be you could drive late at night and avoid problems on I-95, but it's a cluster from NYC all the way to Richmond at all hours now. Hope you have a great summer. You left Chucktown just in time to miss the 100 degree weather....

Just an amazing adventure! I can’t believe how level headed and alert you were when your vehicle unintentionally stopped working. With no sleep you were able to figure out the 2nd tank fill. Got back into your content and was not disappointed! I’m catching up!

You can travel 2000 miles in Texas and still remain in Texas, mind blowing that you're able to go through several states /j

I'm excited to see another ford on the channel! I'm a Ford guy for life, but I do enjoy the Chevy content too. Also, seeing the rust you deal with regularly makes me more than ok with staying in Washington State, where the roads aren't salted. I've got an 05 F150 with 208k on the clock and not a speck of rust on it.

Luckily they just gave you a warning! Can't bring anything over 7700lbs, no trailers, no vehicles with business signage, etc. It has super low bridges, short on ramps, and everyone drives 75.

It's awesome to see you back. Can't wait to see that car driving on the Channel very soon.

Great work on that intro! Thanks for taking us along on your adventure. What a nice T-Bird!

lets face it, this is literally Vermont in a nutshell. Taking a old, clapped out diesel farm/work truck on a roadtrip lol

Great video. Glad to see you back out here. Appreciate you sharing your trip. Good luck with the t-bird

Really enjoyed this road trip can't wait to see next video. That truck is awesome sitting all that time and it drove all that way with no issues

I was thinking about, where has the Vermonter been lately, bam here he is with another amazing video to enjoy. Stay safe always. 🙏

I LOVE the ‘64 T-Bird! My folks had a ‘64 hardtop the year I was born (1964). They had incredible interiors. Congrats on getting one!

Always great seeing avideo of yours come up in my subscriptions! Glad to see the trusty duramax made it (mostly), and can't wait for some Thunderbird content!

Good to see you back, great video, greetings from UK 🇬🇧

Good to see you back on YT. Have a safe, fun summer.

The wait is worth it! I absolutely LOVE your road trip videos, and I'd call it 100% successful! You're brave going solo haha.