Will it run? Flooded F250 sitting for 14 years with help from Christina's grandson Vince! 

Of course it will run. It’s a 300 cubic inch ford six cylinder almost indestructible.

Christina looks young enough to be Vince's mother instead of his grandmother. He seems like a really fine young lad.

Big compliment for Richard! He is so kind for Vince and explains it clairly and in an understandable way. What an incredible episode did you guys give us this time. Keep doing what you love most you both❣

Making memories...something your grandson will never forget!!😎👍👍

The little guy is a keeper! He’s mannerly attentive and willing to learn and do what you ask. Enjoyed the video!

Grandmother my butt ! Christina...it is warm out there sweater looks wrong. You guys are fun to follow. Stay safe.

You’re both awesome grandparents and teachers!! Vince will have great memories of you both starting the truck.Hopefully his brother will have a lesson as well.For anyone that says you shouldn’t accept gifts they’re missing the entire point of the channel.It’s all about saving older vehicles for future generations.Thank you!!

Start them young!! Hello Christina and Richard!!

Glad to see a young kid interested in reviving an old vehicle. He wont forget this experience. Good job taking the time to teach him Richard.

That little man will remember that drive for ever. Thanks for sharing everyone 🙏😊.

I love how patient Richard is with teaching Vince the things he is doing to get the truck running.

I love that you're showing the kid how to drive and what motor vehicles are all about. In 1996, I did the same with my daughters. I bought my 1st daughter an ugly, 19884 Chevy Citation, 4-door sedan as her 1st car. The starter had a problem, from time to time, so I showed her how to jump it with a screwdriver, with the ignition switch on. A long story, cut short: When one of her girlfriends' cars wouldn't start, they all called on Sarah to work her magic! I am lucky to have her here today

That is a lockout tagout tag for factory machines that's being worked on.

What a neat little boy there! I enjoyed his comments ❤

He did great for his first time I remember when I helped my dad for the first to

Great job vince

I’m glad Richard and Christina got their favorite grandson Vince in on this. He’ll be doing constructive things while other kids his own age are messing around with X-Boxes and other computerized gadgets. Vince wanted to pitch in. He’s a keeper. He even drove the truck.

I'm not surprised seeing a 300 inline six with life still in it.

Hi guys ... Richard is great with vince and you christina top times with him ... ive got six ... my second youngest grandson he's 4 .. he loves my youtube channel layout channel layout .. i had to get thomas the tank engine just for him ... enjoy your grandchildren... regards Mark...

Every grandfather envies you for doing this!

I think that this is a great experience for the young man. I think children ( boys and girls) should be exposed to all types of different life experiences. Fixing cars, painting, working with tools, wood working . All these things develope a sense of accomplishment that allow them to grow as people and teaches them that they can be self reliant. Cleaning is also a good skill and can be quite satisfying with the outcome. We need to teach our children and grandchildren to be contributing members of society instead of a burden on society.👍👍🇨🇦

Thanks!

We all loved see vince's great job ... working with Richard and Christina.. well done ..

You're doing good. Chance won't help me with anything in this heat. In his defense I won't help me with anything in this heat either 😂😂😂😂😂

I know how to drive science I was 5 years old

It’s good to see a boy working alongside a man who’s teaching him how to use tools and work with his hands and doing things outside instead of sitting behind a computer playing games in a comfortable controlled environment. Good to go outside and sweat and get the poisons out of your system. I wish more young men would get into the trades. I think the future in money making jobs for people will be in the trades. You have to have people that know how to use tools and fix things.

It sounds to me like the timing is a bit fast by the way it starts. I think you should fix it up for Vince, it would be a great experience for him.

For the age of the truck it's in remarkable condition hardly no rust,If that truck was in North Dakota it would be rusted out

Rock on Vince!

Great Video, That Young Man Will Never Forget You For Teaching Him Young, Way To Go!!

I think Vince is going to be a great automotive technician one day. He's already off to a great start.

Great teamwork by all 3 WTR shade tree mechanics lol... Guessing Vince may be the new auto enthusiast in the family. It will be amazing to see Richard pass on so much Auto restoration knowledge to him!

That was a fun video watching the young man getting his first experience helping will run and the smile on his face getting to drive the truck keep up the good work you two!

Hey Vince, great job driving the old ford truck, you sure learned a lot from Grampa Richard and Grandma Christina. Memories you will treasure the for rest of your life. You sure were patience teaching Vince all about the truck, Richard. kudos to you. Soon you will have a great helper. Are you going to sell the Truck? Anyway, Later!

WOOOOhooo Another Member of the Team

Smog pumps are notorious for seizing , just take it out and chuck it, it will run better anyway. If you don't have to smoge it?

Respectfully stop using mystery oil use diesel fuel you'll get more for your money and plus it does the same thing FYI I'm just saying 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🤔

one of the most dependable easyest trucks of her time. inline 6 300ci c6 trans gets the job done minus 2 cylinders. make a good service unit. nice starter truck for the young butch. big 250 kid handle it,, nice catch rich.

That’s cool! I have a 1984 ford f150 short wheel base inline 6 4 on the floor I’m ready to get it back on the road mine is baby blue and has air conditioning

Wait, what? Christina has grandchildren? How is that possible? 🙂. Great to see that the next generation of mechanics and renovators are being taught the skills.

I enjoy watching y’all’s videos

You guys do a great vid just yourselves, now with the young man learning old school way, thats refreshing, great job folks.ty

Great video. Thanks for posting.

Really like the way you are teaching the young man. He will grow to respect someone trying to teach him..

Christina and Richard … you need another grandson?? 😂😂😂❤✊🏾👍🏾😍

Great job all!! Thanks for the video, enjoyed watching as always 🙂

That was cool!

Certainly can kept a 300six down

Hello Richard,Cristina & Vince. I am always immediately interested whenever you have the Ford trucks with the 300 Inline 6 engines and especially a truck that is about the same year as my 1985 Ford truck that I have. The brake master cylinder always leaked brake fluid somewhere but nowhere that was very obvious. My clutch master cylinder was a bit problematic until I was able to replace the rubber gasket under the top. Vince is a very good helper and I am always proud to see a younger person take such interest in working on different stuff because the younger generation are indeed the future. Paul Miller Ford is pretty much the largest Ford dealership in the Lexington KY area as well as them operating their auto body repair shops in different towns surrounding Lexington. Those carburetors can be real head scratchers when they decide to act up. The ground cable on your truck may have a great deal of corrosion within the copper.,Unfortunately those Ford ground cables for the 6 cylinder Ford trucks are pretty long and branch off as I recall - if you look at the diagrams from the different parts places. I was rather amused by the comments made by Pat & Frankie’s discussion on PowerNation regarding the 300 Ford engines being up and running even after a nuclear detonation. It’s a proven fact that during the “Cash For Clunkers”program a few years ago that the Ford 300 engines would not die like all of the other engines did. I’m looking forward to seeing more videos of your Ford truck.

marvellous!

What a cool truck ! Got the indestructible 300 six in it too. Nice project.

Vince is great. He's so eager to learn.

Kids a natural, now he can drive himself to school and park next to the teachers

Great video, that young man learned a lot, and even did a little bit of driving. Great stuff.

Christina u always look so very nice what a young grandma

G.day You 2 are great parents teach vince this suff of life etcc cheers....

Maybe you can introduce Vince to "Lugnutt" LOL !!

Even being able to move the engine that little bit at a time means that oil is able to start lubricating the cylinders

Vince you done a great job driving and working on that great old truck way to go.

Great job Vince and Christina it sure looks good

Same Gatorade we drink cherry glacier zero sugar

I love seeing the young people getting an education and an interest in them good ole vehicles great job young man listen to Gpa he knows his stuff !

Hello from Finland, you are the Best!

Great video and great to see the mentoring of a keen young apprentice. 👍 My favourite part was the gas tank investigation at around 9m:50s. Richard: "I don't even know what to call that" Christina: "Erm..." Vince: "Disaster" 😄

Yayyyyyy awesome look at those smiles love it great job

You are da man Richard. You are so good at bringing these old vehicles back to life and I enjoy every minute of your videos.

Your'e doing Vince a great favor by teaching him how to do things on his own and getting his hands dirty doing it!

Might need to clean connections to the starter or solenoid

I don't think we need to convince Vince; he's already in it way over his head. next thing is maybe he'lll restore all his toy cars from being playworn. :) just as a warm-up for the real ones. aside that, some scenes I had a BeeGees song playing in my head, how did it go... "How deep is your mud?" or something. ;) too bad they never attempted to clean this truck after the flood, and just put it away. was written off already, probably, so why bother. amazing it still runs and won't fall apart, either. :)

I really enjoyed watching you guys working with Vince. I enjoy all your videos but that one was really special for me. I tinker with cars with my middle daughter but our special time when my Grandson comes over and works with us. I have a '72 monte carlo (along with several others) but that is my grandsons special car. Keep up the good work.

When I heard her say something about grandson, I was like "Grandson?!" 🤨 (Didn't know she was a grandmother. She looks pretty young lol)

Pa Richard taught Vince we'll about driving and both of y'all taught him how to help work on a vehicle. Trucks are awesome Wonder Vince

Back in 2017 we took a 3 week trip in our rv and when we got home neither my Honda Pilot or the wife's Accord would turnover, thought it was a dead battery tried to jump nothing on the pilot, jumped the accord and it started but snapped the belt right away. Turns out the alternator had seized in both. I would have sworn the engine in the pilot had siezed😢

Reminds me of how the Georgia flood of 1994 turned our car into a submarine. It needed transmission work and the upholstery needed work. I don't know if it was a total or partial submersion. Not too far from the McDonald's where it lay was a parking lot that turned into a lake. Some hotrodders were playing and got their vehicle submerged with fatal results.

Wow. Great job on getting the old Ford running again! The team did a great job!

I think its awesome that your teaching this young fella about what you do. You and Christina are the best!!!! It is hard to believe that your wife is a grandmother, dude shes really pretty you are a lucky man!!!!!

Great memories good job Vince

Wow, what a truck!!! and of course, as stated it needs more work, but Vince has many years to go before he gets his license, so he can help here and there as you guys restore it to be road worthy. Great job everybody!!!🤣😂🙂

This is what grandparents are for! Kids get to have great memories like Vince will! I have my memories from my childhood with my grandparents

Grandkids are the best thing that can happen! We just welcomed #17 the last three are Greats and one Grand Angel. This little guy is the grandchild every parent and grandparent hopes theirs will be like! So polite and very willing to learn and do! Enjoy every minute you can with them!

It should be easy to recover those seats.

What a great kid. He looks so interrested in what Richard is doing.

Way to go Vince.. Good job..

starting young and having him help with some fun stuff will keep him interested...hands on is always more fun

If Justice Clarence Thomas can accept gifts, What The Rust can accept gifts.

Mr. B. Here ! Hit wrong key , if not think you will get it running ! Not like the Lincoln 👀😎👍

Nice Job Gose out to vince

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Vince you are very fortunate to have such patient, knowledgeable and kind grand parents!!! Enjoy this time with them soak it all up.

Come on, really? Grandson? You guys look too young to be at the grandkids stage.

unbelievable mud mobile-good job guys and visitor Vince!!

With a some bigley bit of work that could be a sweet truck for Vince’s first vehicle when he gets his license

Looks like you might have found an apprentice.

That reminds me of my grandpa, i was at the same age, when he let me drove his Volvo Amazone, that where a great time, Thanks for a great video ❤

That's a great year, It's the year I Graduated from High School.

I'm surprised you got it running. Good to see you teaching the youngster how to work on a vehicle.

First of all way to go richard giving him his first lesson in driving and to me that's what made this video awesome 👍👍

Nice job lady to sir Nice yard Nice show 👏👏👏👍👍👍👍😃

I thought your grandson was going to blast off with that power washer.😂 Great video! Maybe have him watch the original Herbie the Love Bug movies. That's what made me obsessed with cars at a young age...mixed with being around old cars in the woods at great grandma's house ❤

Really great video, love to see the youngster getting involved and hopefully interested in carring on your passion for the older vehicles. Alan ( UK )