We're Definitely Not In UTAH Anymore! What Did We Get Ourselves INTO?! 

I'm almost the same, but I also watch Casey Ladelle.

Golden nugget united three channels together….I’m still watching

Same here and i also watch trail mater

Maybe send an invitation to their PO-box? Would like to watch it happen...

Can you take me? Haha

Paul woulda been hopping up the air-boat motor !!..... lol

I live close by too would have been cool to show them how we wheel in Florida

@@codybritton7284 I ride alligators bro. Step off

I've been in rain storms in Florida where you couldn't see the hood on your car. What you do is pull over and let the shower pass.

I experienced that about 3 days after I moved to Fl as well. I was like........ scratching my head.

Here in Tampa, I75 and Highway 60 are dividing lines. It’s almost like the storms can’t cross the roads

I live in lower Alabama. In the summer we get late afternoon thunderstorms regularly. They are annoying but they really bring down the heat, which is good because all that rain and heat are a bad combo!

We get storms like that in Michigan all the time we got 3 great lakes agin us. Heck a rainstorm on one side of the house and a blizzard on the other and a flood in the basement.

I am also a Chevy guy but my buddy bought one of those old Dodge's with 4 wheel drive and the little V8 (318 cid with about 150 bhp) and it was a great little truck. He drove it over 100k miles without an issue.

Now that’s a story!!

K,

Been there done that. With the clogged fuel filter and the wisdom teeth. Had catart surgery a few years back and rode my motorcycle home with one eye bandaged! Dr had no idea I was alone and riding a bike or he would have never let me out the door.... Fun times! We are a different breed than most I guess!

@@CurtisDrew1 The assistant to the oral surgeon was a friend’s mother that also cut my hair on the side. She had this new product that sounded like snake oil. I it was an electrical instrument that stimulated my cheeks and chin with electrical current. As she used it near the sockets of the removed teeth, she explained it would train and terminate my nerve endings. With how painless my recovery was, it must have worked. The surgery was fairly mild. The extractions that were impacted, were textbook and they typical opening the gums, removing a small piece of bone went smoothly. And cutting the tooth into 4 pieces to remove the root made the root extraction very easy. However, the surgeon determined the upper teeth could be removed in one piece, since they had come in straight. That was the most traumatic part of the extraction. He climbed on top of me kneeling on my chest and forehead and pulled like hell. I had double vision and it diverged more and more with each pull. I had opted for local anesthetic so I was alert the whole time. The procedure reminded me of a Three Stooges episode. I didn’t have major anesthesia so I was pretty much good to go except for the potential of bleeding. Many years later, I went to visit the Alamo with my dad just days after having his mitral valve replaced in his heart. He did fine, but he had a leak in the fluid in his chest that came out the orthoscopic surgery sutures in his armpit. When we stepped out of the Alamo, his shirt was drenched in blood. Fortunately it wasn’t an active bleed, just drainage from the surgery. Nobody witnessed us cleaning up, otherwise we would have had a lot of explaining to do, and probably been forced to take a joyride in an ambulance and been on the 10 o’clock news.

Harbor Freight? My kinda MILWAUKEE place... Michelle wrongfully ordered ACE HARDWARE stuff for the wrecker built. : )

Hey another ducks fan!

@@nextbizzy GO DUCKS 💛💚

Haha that's awesome. We take em for granted here in ohio...they're everywhere here

In Ft Lauderdale we had a drive through beer store.

I can remember my grandfather calling it The beer distributor driving right through in the car into a cooler picking up beer. In Pittsburgh

True. Out in the west Texas town of El Paso we have Buddy’s Beer Barn.

@8:24 Yeah I absolutely lost it when I heard Paul LOL

I’m Michelle’s mom. I was born and raised on a ranch in FL. When I graduated from h.s. I went to BYU in Utah and met Michelle’s dad. Our family lived in FL for 12 years after that. Michelle was actually 6 months old when we moved back to Utah. The rest is history! We still have part of the family ranch and my nephew leases it.

@@colleensorensen5243 that's wonderful! Thanks for the reply. I always wonder how people end up so far from home. It's always the most interesting stories. Being from and living in SW Oklahoma all my life, big moves like that always intrigue me.

@@zac0912 "I always wonder how people end up so far from home." I have always blamed it on just what she did. Someone went off to college..... that's how it happens.

@@colleensorensen5243 how many siblings do matt and Michelle have? Thank you for sharing your story!!

I remember one in Southern California in the sixties.

Because promoting alcohol, drinking, and driving is intelligent 👌 Abbott is a punk bastard

They still have them all over Texas.

That's cool that you offer them your shop and help... I just wonder if the frame would be too far gone (from what I have read from the local people in FL) to try and save it (truck may be more of a part's vehicle) ??? As I'm in the SE corner of ND, I've seen what road salts from St Paul, MN does to vehicle's...

@@todd6385 Most vehicles in Florida with a rotted frame either started life up North or spent a lot of time on the beach. The East coast of Florida has an extremely high salt content along the beach. Even if Paul had to do a complete frame replacement it wouldn't be his first. I can see the title of the epic video now: "FabRats and Florida mice drive the Swamp Dakota cross country to Utah. Will it make it? Or will it break in half?" 🤣

@@JS-yc3vi Sounds about right... I know that they're in the process of building a NEW wrecker, built around the motor and the cab of the truck, chopped the back of the truck off and remounted the rear end and homemade bumper...

Same, about 2 hours to the North.

I expected wasps as soon as he opened that shed door. And wouldn't have been surprised had there been a nest under the Dodge's hood or in the junk in the back. But like you said, he's lucky!

They love making big ole nests in car doors on the hinge side, too. My grandma parked her car along a hedge row and rarely opened the passenger door, me and my mom were gonna wash and wax the car for her one day, so my mom backed it out so I could open the passenger door and get in. As soon as I opened the door, probably 30 of them swarmed out. I screamed and ran, but my mom got stung several times because she couldn't immediately get out of the car. Also, black widows...it's always fun to be under a car trying to work on something and realize you're staring at a red hourglass less than a foot from your face.

Traveling with tools on planes is very simple. Just got to keep the weight down. Simple knowledge that is easily accessible that is HARD for you to believe. Sheep behavior

@@dr.floridaman4805 you either missed the 😉 or have no sense of humor; it was a joke. Lighten up.

some engines you can tell .. if they roll over , it's when they add all the computer parts then it's not so easy ,, I play with a lot of small engine stuff aka lawn mowers and other toys ..you do it long enough you just know ..

How long do your batteries last down there, generally? (Washingtonian asking)

@@michaelm.1947 2 to 3 years , Fla summers are tough on batteries.

@@michaelm.1947 my battery is usually gone in a little over 2 years in my daily. I've had batteries that are almost new hold no charge after a few months of outdoor storage in a project car or in a shed. It can be really frustrating.

...then Mom edited the video 🥴

I am Michelle’s brother. That is where our ranch is. We love Flagler County.

@@josephsorensen7168 You might the Tuckers farm .. I know that’s a really small town I never had seen roads without curves till i when to Flagler county .. some of my best memories are down there on there Farm . I really like Paul and Michelle they are some good people.. I grew up on a farm up here too tobacco and cattle. I still live on the place. We don’t farm anymore .. but I have a few chickens 🐓. Enjoy your day today. Thank for for the message.. it made my day today 🫶👌💯💯