Jack I'm an old granny 82 years old and I really enjoy watching your videos. I can tell you and your little brother are being raised with dry loving parents as you both are well mannered and show love to each other. Thank you all for sharing your videos. Big hug to you all, granny
It's so cool to let your little brother help as much as he can..i was a little brother too.. All it needs is a floor pan they're easy to replace I've done it a few times well worth it..have as much fun as you can..one day you'll be all grown up.. cheers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Any practical project that involves learning and gaining new skills for a young man is priceless. You have a win there Jack. Look forward to future progress.👍
Great job on getting that VW running, Jack. I had to laugh when the battery fell out! Back in the 80s my husband restored VW Beetles. We had a '65 that the floor was rusty but he restored the body and put a new paint job on it so it looked great on the outside. I was concerned about the rusty floor under the battery but he said no problem. One day I was driving it and it did a sudden death. I pulled over and a gentleman came running up to my car and told me a battery just fell out of my car. Well that explained why it quit running. I was not amused at the time, but we've gotten a lot of laughs out of it since then. I am a 76 year old woman, but I love to watch your videos. I grew up with a dad and husband who liked to work on cars, so I admire you for all you are learning. You have a wonderful dad!
I enjoyed your story! Memories that will last a lifetime. A perfect example of never taking life too seriously 🙂 It's so refreshing seeing this young boy have a proper, healthy childhood with a caring father figure.
See that? You saw it coming didn't you. haha I'm 72 and my brother ran old cars around my old pasture. One year hus "volksie" took the win, last man standing sort of thing. hahaha I guess that's why you and me are here.
Reminds me of trying to get my 641/2 mustang started with my dad! Thank GOD for Emory nail files to clean the points. You are a very talented young man Jack! Your father is teaching you well and you are learning! I’m proud of you and I love your videos! ❤
It is so refreshing to watch these kids grow up just like we did in the 60's and 70's. With Morals, respect and a sense for work and above all Family values. I can see these kids drinking out of the water hose and outside playing and building stuff. Great Family.
AND also the License plate indicates it was licensed in California in early-mid 1973 (as indicated by the G starting the letters) . Those are nifty plates! More that worth the T-shirt! My sister had a '74 Super Beetle in that orange. Great original color!
Good for you for taking on a project like this! My first car was a 1974 VW bug. It was $400 bucks, and I bought it by selling my 4-H steer at auction when I was 16 years old (a long long long time ago!). It was a project car for sure! No fenders, no breaks and more. My dad and I got it running great and found parts from a local junk yard. Lasted many many years until it got smashed by a snow plow. ~ Great memories as my dad has passed now. So happy to see you out there working on this project with your dad. I see your's is a super-beetle by the way the spare tire is sitting. The floor is made separate floor pans/panels that can be replaced. Looking forward to seeing more videos of this project in the future. :)
Whatever you do save the vacuum advance distributor. I have rebuilt several. People loved to tear those out and put a centrifical Bosch 009 distrubtor and they never run right. If you can get it back to original and bring the chirp back then you know you have it dialed. Also there is a flap system in the air housing that is attached by a rod to a thermostat below the right side of the block. This is what allowes the engine to warm up. Most of the time people ripped those out because if they go bad the engine gets hot and will seize up if that thermostat fails. People always complained they had no heat because people tore all that stuff out because you had to change that thermostat regularly to protect the engine.
I vote for Pasture Bug. When I was your age (in the early 70's) I had a Pasture Corvair that I had a blast in. If all else fails you could always build a dune buggy. Looks like you're becoming quite the wheeler dealer Jack.
please excuse my language but, Holy S***!!! when he opened that hood!!! It was that rat king's castle. I;ve never seen it that bad! You guys are so much fun to watch. love the bond you have with your kids, it;s so great to see!
I teared up when that old VW engine sputtered to life. How many youngsters even know how to pull or push start a manual transmission car? Love these adventures and videos. Oh, and the "transition" was very well done too! Have fun, be safe!
Sweet deal great work getting it running and rolling. I suggest leaving the engine right where it is, replacing the floor panels and start building yourself a street legal "Baha" Bug!!
And here's why dads like for their teenage daughters to date a guy who drives a Beetle. 1) The seats are separated by the hand brake, the shift knob, and the tunnel so there's no snuggling. 2) It doesn't go fast enough to get into any trouble. 3) When the guy is driving it his arms and legs are busy steering, shifting, and working the clutch - you can't drive this with one arm around the girl (or texting or talking on the phone). 4) The back seat is really small. Wink wink. 5) They never break down on a deserted road because you can always push start it (as they did). So yes, give it to your little brother.
This was great! Jack, is there anything you can’t do??? Losing the battery at the end was hilarious and the floor mat comment by Dad too! Keep up the great work, guys and we look forward to seeing next chapter of “Herbie!”
Jack, Love watching your ambition for older cars. My brother has always been like that too. He’s 79 now and it’s kept him inspired all 79 years! He has cars, trucks, tractors, mowers he’s restored or restoring. He was really young when he got interested. AJ I saw you tinkering too! You have a couple good teachers too! It keeps him going because he can’t sit still.
I have not celebrated and cheered on a video before, but I had a great time watching Jack get that VW running! This is my favorite video of the month. Way to go, Jack!!
It's cool watching you and your Dad. Having a brother along with you is nice. AJ I think that's his name. I bet it's nice having your dad being your best friend. That is so cool to see.
After the throttle linkage came apart I once rode 5 miles on the rear bumper of a bug while my friend drove and I operated the throttle, because it beat walking that far! (Couldn't pick up a cell phone for a "Hey Dad" in 1982). Back in the day it was easy to get a brand new floor pan for an old bug, but I don't know if that is still true.
I'm glad to see people my age working on cars. I'm actually looking for a project car currently to work on and learn more about auto repair. I find your guys videos very helpful, interesting, and inspiring. Keep up the good work!
I would do the Engine swap to another Bug...besides the Floorpan the Interior needs everything. I don't remember if the 72's had a 1500cc or they were bigger. If bigger put it in a pre-70's bug. You guys have a fun life...
brilliant video again jack. dad has taught you well!! good gang ove guys! dad living /learning /teaching. .... jack showing a great life with doing real things. aj watching, driving his rc, learning about cars, AND being a great cameraman..... well done to you all .. x
Very cool to start off what it was and to not only get it running but to be able to make it move under it's own power is a win win. The look on Jack's face when the fuel line came off is funny and his Instinct to head in the direction to shut the car off is epic. To top it all off it couldn't off ended any better. Fix what you got and it will be well worth it. Great video 👍
in 1987 I bought a '71 VW Bug, powder blue, for $75. It lasted one week -- my stepfather assured me he could fix it. He could not. That was the happiest week of my life at that time, and the saddest couple of years watching it rust in our driveway afterward. I hope you get this VW running, just for own nostalgia's sake.
Jack, I am a younger granny of 68 years old and in 1972 I got my first car and even though I am a girl my Dad taught me how to change the tire, tune up the engine, disassemble clean and reassemble my carburetor and fuel pump. Later on I learned how to remove and replace the brake master cylinder in a Kharman Ghia. Oh yeah! My first car was a 1967 VW Beetle. Dark blue and I miss it.
I think your friend came out ahead on that deal XD but hope you enjoy working on a massive part of automotive history. Edit: I did not think you'd get that thing running lol that was freaking awesome!!!
I grew up in Brazil back in the 70's and 80's. Volkswagen "Fusca" (That is the name of the Beetle there) was EXTREMELY popular exactly because of that! Strong, very dependable engine and body extremely resistant to the elements. Congratulations Jack! your videos are so uplifting and filled with positivism! God bless you and your family!
Great video Jack and Dad AJ too. If you have VWs with out engines Id do a swap if they can be made legal as you'll need something to drive to school after a while that's good on gas and cheap on insurance. They do make replacement or fix it floor pans for old VWs Muskie could probably tell you where to order or Tony Fitzees's fabrication has several U-Tubes on making floor pans from scrap sheet metal . Both are great vids Congratulations on getting it running. I miss Oklahoma good to see a bit of the country around there again.
It’s all win-win you got it running no matter what the outcome is and I love how your dad helps you watch is over you and gives you a hand you ask or need it but it still lets you take care of your responsibilities. I love it.
72 super beetle factory sunroof.. thats a good engine.. worth at least 500 where im from.. 1600 dual port... also a good engine to rebuild.. take the trans and engine and scrap the rest
This video was so much fun. Love seeing you and your dad working together. I use to have a 66 corvair,back in 2000. another car with an aircooled engine in the rear of the car. My ex is a red seal mechanic and I learned so much and was so fun to hang around the shop and get to knowing how to fix the belt when it would come off and so much more. How to drive with two feet to keep the engine running as it would stall before I could get it into the shop on the other side of town . Driving fast was fun too. Like it was driving that little Volkswagen around the field 😊❤️
Jack I have to say the guy who got the T-shirt got the better deal! I'm not sure you can even get parts from that VW bug. My husband took two VW bugs, took the best parts and built me I really neat bug. He painted it metal flake blue. I so regret selling that car 😮😭 I'm wishing you good luck but I don't think it's going to work. I like your little green car that you are working on.
So awesome to see you working with your Dad and the confidence you have in your skills! Great trade and now all you need a body for the engine and transmission! I know that with your skill set you can build the floor and brackets/seats! Looking forward to see more Dad/Son work!
Used to love old salvage yards. When I was in my teens, had a 65 belair. Came from Iowa. One of the brake lines rusted out. Found a yard that had the same car on its side with the line I needed. They charged me one dollar! Those days are gone. Enjoy watching!
Wow. What a find. Nice to see it has a factory sunroof. How cool. VW put foam in the C pillar which absorbed water and made rust. It's difficult to replace the C pillar metal but would be worth it in my opinion due to the sunroof or you could cut it out.
it may look like an old rust bucket now but its got real potential. You really brought back some good memories. Growing up me and my uncle used to fix up these old bugs and customise them and enter them in classic VW car shows here in South Africa.
jack, you are an excellent mechanic and its even mire impressive that you are that young, you will be a very talented mechanic later in your life, hope you lots and lots of success in the future
Jack I'm an old granny 82 years old and I really enjoy watching your videos. I can tell you and your little brother are being raised with dry loving parents as you both are well mannered and show love to each other. Thank you all for sharing your videos. Big hug to you all, granny
I’m am 84 year old grandad and this is the best comment I’ve ever seen
I’m not an 84 or 82 year old grandad or grandma I’m an existing human being. I just exist 😀
Jack you KNOW that you can weld some metal to the floor. You can make a masterpiece out of it if you try! Paint it blue!
Amen
Amen I pray for you Jack 🙏
I wish more kids was like you these days trying and learning and asking there dad for help good job buddy keep it up
You wash kids? Make em clean man
@yosefmora4905 my bad in my defence my new phone doesn't knot I carnt spell 🙃 😅
@@garyeveringham9722 it’s chill brother, you have a wonderful day. Don’t wash them kids too much
@@yosefmora4905naw💀😭😂✋
@@garyeveringham9722you should feel ignored!!!
It's so cool to let your little brother help as much as he can..i was a little brother too..
All it needs is a floor pan they're easy to replace I've done it a few times well worth it..have as much fun as you can..one day you'll be all grown up.. cheers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Any practical project that involves learning and gaining new skills for a young man is priceless. You have a win there Jack. Look forward to future progress.👍
Great job on getting that VW running, Jack. I had to laugh when the battery fell out! Back in the 80s my husband restored VW Beetles. We had a '65 that the floor was rusty but he restored the body and put a new paint job on it so it looked great on the outside. I was concerned about the rusty floor under the battery but he said no problem. One day I was driving it and it did a sudden death. I pulled over and a gentleman came running up to my car and told me a battery just fell out of my car. Well that explained why it quit running. I was not amused at the time, but we've gotten a lot of laughs out of it since then.
I am a 76 year old woman, but I love to watch your videos. I grew up with a dad and husband who liked to work on cars, so I admire you for all you are learning. You have a wonderful dad!
I enjoyed your story! Memories that will last a lifetime. A perfect example of never taking life too seriously 🙂 It's so refreshing seeing this young boy have a proper, healthy childhood with a caring father figure.
See that? You saw it coming didn't you. haha I'm 72 and my brother ran old cars around my old pasture. One year hus "volksie" took the win, last man standing sort of thing. hahaha I guess that's why you and me are here.
..that V Dub engine sounds good
Patch that Battery, I bet it still work fine
More AJ. He loves being included and looks up to both of you….so smart and has an opinion about everything.
More dads need to be teaching their kids like this dad!!!
I am impressed Jack!!!!
We don't know it to teach them.....we were never thought it 😕
Reminds me of trying to get my 641/2 mustang started with my dad! Thank GOD for Emory nail files to clean the points. You are a very talented young man Jack! Your father is teaching you well and you are learning! I’m proud of you and I love your videos! ❤
It is so refreshing to watch these kids grow up just like we did in the 60's and 70's. With Morals, respect and a sense for work and above all Family values. I can see these kids drinking out of the water hose and outside playing and building stuff. Great Family.
I would've never guessed in a hundred years you'd that thing was gonna run - especially like that, good work.
AND also the License plate indicates it was licensed in California in early-mid 1973 (as indicated by the G starting the letters) . Those are nifty plates! More that worth the T-shirt! My sister had a '74 Super Beetle in that orange. Great original color!
I just LOVE the laughter and pure joy you guys get from doing these things! ❤
That was so much fun! The motor sounded pretty healthy! Patch the floor and use it for a beater. Thanks guys!
Aj holding the camera for you was adorable,you’re a good big brother!!
Good for you for taking on a project like this! My first car was a 1974 VW bug. It was $400 bucks, and I bought it by selling my 4-H steer at auction when I was 16 years old (a long long long time ago!). It was a project car for sure! No fenders, no breaks and more. My dad and I got it running great and found parts from a local junk yard. Lasted many many years until it got smashed by a snow plow. ~ Great memories as my dad has passed now. So happy to see you out there working on this project with your dad. I see your's is a super-beetle by the way the spare tire is sitting. The floor is made separate floor pans/panels that can be replaced. Looking forward to seeing more videos of this project in the future. :)
“Not what I expected.”
A.J. knows deadpan humor.
That was fun. Sorry about the battery. Give the engine to one that doesn’t need so much work.
Whatever you do save the vacuum advance distributor. I have rebuilt several. People loved to tear those out and put a centrifical Bosch 009 distrubtor and they never run right. If you can get it back to original and bring the chirp back then you know you have it dialed. Also there is a flap system in the air housing that is attached by a rod to a thermostat below the right side of the block. This is what allowes the engine to warm up. Most of the time people ripped those out because if they go bad the engine gets hot and will seize up if that thermostat fails. People always complained they had no heat because people tore all that stuff out because you had to change that thermostat regularly to protect the engine.
I vote for Pasture Bug. When I was your age (in the early 70's) I had a Pasture Corvair that I had a blast in. If all else fails you could always build a dune buggy. Looks like you're becoming quite the wheeler dealer Jack.
I had a corvair in the 70s but Ralph Nader made us get rid of them. It was beautiful red and it ran like a dream
please excuse my language but, Holy S***!!! when he opened that hood!!! It was that rat king's castle. I;ve never seen it that bad! You guys are so much fun to watch. love the bond you have with your kids, it;s so great to see!
I teared up when that old VW engine sputtered to life. How many youngsters even know how to pull or push start a manual transmission car? Love these adventures and videos. Oh, and the "transition" was very well done too! Have fun, be safe!
I can and i know plenty that can people just do not believe us. Im 16 btw i renovated my first engine at 13 i know more than the average person
@@Styrbord nice!
I remember having to get out of the car and do something to the engine to make it start. Once it started it ran great😅
I have a bug at 14 engine made from scratch
Sweet deal great work getting it running and rolling. I suggest leaving the engine right where it is, replacing the floor panels and start building yourself a street legal "Baha" Bug!!
Your little brother will drive it to his senior prom. Thats a great project for brothers ❤❤❤
So fun to watch your channel🎉
And here's why dads like for their teenage daughters to date a guy who drives a Beetle.
1) The seats are separated by the hand brake, the shift knob, and the tunnel so there's no snuggling.
2) It doesn't go fast enough to get into any trouble.
3) When the guy is driving it his arms and legs are busy steering, shifting, and working the clutch - you can't drive this with one arm around the girl (or texting or talking on the phone).
4) The back seat is really small. Wink wink.
5) They never break down on a deserted road because you can always push start it (as they did).
So yes, give it to your little brother.
If you just got that for a couple T-shirts and a hat I would say he made a good deal
Awesome kid. May all parents have kids like you. The world would be an awesome place all of a sudden.
That's a true Flintstones Bug for sure!! All You need is a new floor-pan & it will be fine. lol.
Jack, I love how excited you get! Love it!!!
My only Volkswagen bug was an orange convertible. (Black top) 😁👍
This was great! Jack, is there anything you can’t do??? Losing the battery at the end was hilarious and the floor mat comment by Dad too! Keep up the great work, guys and we look forward to seeing next chapter of “Herbie!”
And the flintstones joke!
Kent you must really be so proud of your two little guys !
Bless You All !
I love you guys....A boy and his Dad....working together on old car projects...
I got a good laugh when the battery flew out. Thanks for sending my dad's shirt. He really is proud of it and loves watching your channel.
That young man is simply amazing. Dad and mom has to be very proud. ❤
That was awesome and you guy's took me down memory lane I use to own a 76 Super Bettle. Great project car 👍
Jack, Love watching your ambition for older cars. My brother has always been like that too. He’s 79 now and it’s kept him inspired all 79 years! He has cars, trucks, tractors, mowers he’s restored or restoring. He was really young when he got interested. AJ I saw you tinkering too! You have a couple good teachers too! It keeps him going because he can’t sit still.
I was laughing so hard!! “I lost the battery Jack!” Awesome. BEST VIDEO YET💙
A Bugg is always worth fixing. Love a Bug❤😂
Way to go guys! Y'all look like y'all was having fun. Love from Hueytown Alabama.
Kent, you're just a big kid! 😂👍👍
I have not celebrated and cheered on a video before, but I had a great time watching Jack get that VW running! This is my favorite video of the month. Way to go, Jack!!
It's cool watching you and your Dad. Having a brother along with you is nice. AJ I think that's his name. I bet it's nice having your dad being your best friend. That is so cool to see.
After the throttle linkage came apart I once rode 5 miles on the rear bumper of a bug while my friend drove and I operated the throttle, because it beat walking that far! (Couldn't pick up a cell phone for a "Hey Dad" in 1982).
Back in the day it was easy to get a brand new floor pan for an old bug, but I don't know if that is still true.
Your interaction with your little brother is so wholesome and sweet! ❤ love your videos
Jack, you're smarter than 99% of the kids out there today.
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99.99%😂
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I'm glad to see people my age working on cars. I'm actually looking for a project car currently to work on and learn more about auto repair. I find your guys videos very helpful, interesting, and inspiring. Keep up the good work!
Great video! Good teamwork.
😂 guys this was so cool,I enjoyed the ride. Great job Jack and your dado and little brother are so funny. Love the family. God bless yall.
so proud of you jack you're so smart keep up the aamazing work!
Good job Jack n Dad ! Doggo was happy too !
I would do the Engine swap to another Bug...besides the Floorpan the Interior needs everything. I don't remember if the 72's had a 1500cc or they were bigger. If bigger put it in a pre-70's bug. You guys have a fun life...
1600 i believe
1600 I believe
brilliant video again jack. dad has taught you well!! good gang ove guys! dad living /learning /teaching. .... jack showing a great life with doing real things. aj watching, driving his rc, learning about cars, AND being a great cameraman..... well done to you all .. x
Thanks for the belly laugh!!!! Good times! ❤😂
Very cool to start off what it was and to not only get it running but to be able to make it move under it's own power is a win win. The look on Jack's face when the fuel line came off is funny and his Instinct to head in the direction to shut the car off is epic. To top it all off it couldn't off ended any better. Fix what you got and it will be well worth it. Great video 👍
in 1987 I bought a '71 VW Bug, powder blue, for $75. It lasted one week -- my stepfather assured me he could fix it. He could not. That was the happiest week of my life at that time, and the saddest couple of years watching it rust in our driveway afterward. I hope you get this VW running, just for own nostalgia's sake.
I have So Many memories of the 70's era VW bugs! Learned to drive in one, the neighbors had one too.
Many Adventures and mis adventures too.
Love watching your videos. I wear my Speed Bump Garage t-shirt and hoodie proudly in Wisconsin!!Awesome Family!!
Jack, I am a younger granny of 68 years old and in 1972 I got my first car and even though I am a girl my Dad taught me how to change the tire, tune up the engine, disassemble clean and reassemble my carburetor and fuel pump. Later on I learned how to remove and replace the brake master cylinder in a Kharman Ghia. Oh yeah! My first car was a 1967 VW Beetle. Dark blue and I miss it.
Love your channel keep up the good work!!
I feel good every time I see you two working together. Thank you for sharing.
I think your friend came out ahead on that deal XD but hope you enjoy working on a massive part of automotive history.
Edit: I did not think you'd get that thing running lol that was freaking awesome!!!
I grew up in Brazil back in the 70's and 80's. Volkswagen "Fusca" (That is the name of the Beetle there) was EXTREMELY popular exactly because of that! Strong, very dependable engine and body extremely resistant to the elements. Congratulations Jack! your videos are so uplifting and filled with positivism! God bless you and your family!
Good thing about old cars is they are fixable….some more assembly required than others tho😂
Great video Jack and Dad AJ too. If you have VWs with out engines Id do a swap if they can be made legal as you'll need something to drive to school after a while that's good on gas and cheap on insurance. They do make replacement or fix it floor pans for old VWs Muskie could probably tell you where to order or Tony Fitzees's fabrication has several U-Tubes on making floor pans from scrap sheet metal . Both are great vids Congratulations on getting it running. I miss Oklahoma good to see a bit of the country around there again.
Great deal!! Classy car Jack
This channel is such a breath of fresh air! All kids should be more like Jack! Well done young man!
I ❤️ Volkswagens!
It’s all win-win you got it running no matter what the outcome is and I love how your dad helps you watch is over you and gives you a hand you ask or need it but it still lets you take care of your responsibilities. I love it.
Great meeting you at the Okie last week
72 super beetle factory sunroof.. thats a good engine.. worth at least 500 where im from.. 1600 dual port... also a good engine to rebuild.. take the trans and engine and scrap the rest
SleeperDude just hooked up a flat tow on a Beetle in their last video!
Good job getting the bug up and running. Can't wait to see what y'all do with it. HAPPY EASTER!
I say just keep that one and fix the floor panels because then you will remember that you traded it for a shirt and that it was a great deal for you!
This video was so much fun. Love seeing you and your dad working together. I use to have a 66 corvair,back in 2000. another car with an aircooled engine in the rear of the car. My ex is a red seal mechanic and I learned so much and was so fun to hang around the shop and get to knowing how to fix the belt when it would come off and so much more. How to drive with two feet to keep the engine running as it would stall before I could get it into the shop on the other side of town . Driving fast was fun too. Like it was driving that little Volkswagen around the field 😊❤️
Great job buddy. 😎👍🏻
Love watching these videos. I'm very impressed with dad! He is doing an amazing job raising young men.
This is inspirational
Put the motor in the nice one and use that one for a part's car. LOVE YOUR CHANNEL ❤
its a volkswagon ti will run again
I think thats awesome! Great memories with your dad. Learning a bunch and good laughs.😂
Of course it's a good deal.
Jack I have to say the guy who got the T-shirt got the better deal! I'm not sure you can even get parts from that VW bug. My husband took two VW bugs, took the best parts and built me I really neat bug. He painted it metal flake blue. I so regret selling that car 😮😭 I'm wishing you good luck but I don't think it's going to work. I like your little green car that you are working on.
All I can say is:
SLUG BUG WHITE!
LOL
Dammit! Haha
So awesome to see you working with your Dad and the confidence you have in your skills! Great trade and now all you need a body for the engine and transmission! I know that with your skill set you can build the floor and brackets/seats! Looking forward to see more Dad/Son work!
You could do a restoration job so it looks like the bug in “The Shining” film.
I love the vids you guys make. They’re just so real and wholesome. Keep it up.
HERBIE!!
Used to love old salvage yards. When I was in my teens, had a 65 belair. Came from Iowa. One of the brake lines rusted out. Found a yard that had the same car on its side with the line I needed. They charged me one dollar! Those days are gone. Enjoy watching!
Nice
Wow. What a find. Nice to see it has a factory sunroof. How cool. VW put foam in the C pillar which absorbed water and made rust. It's difficult to replace the C pillar metal but would be worth it in my opinion due to the sunroof or you could cut it out.
Bro how old are you, because I'm 15 and all I do is homestead.
15
No offense but when I first saw your videos I thought you were like 9.
I love how you can just work on them cars! Keep on doing what you’re doing and have a great day.
Pull the engine and make a dune buggy for “not driving” around the yard!
What a father ,son team..I love watching Jack do the impossible..
Oh my you have to save the VW Bug…it’s so fun to see you guys getting it going! There’s got to be lots of parts available. Great job guys!❤❤
it may look like an old rust bucket now but its got real potential.
You really brought back some good memories. Growing up me and my uncle used to fix up these old bugs and customise them and enter them in classic VW car shows here in South Africa.
You could sale all those cans and old tools for replacement part!
Factory sunroof still leaked! But cool in the summer sunshine!
jack, you are an excellent mechanic and its even mire impressive that you are that young, you will be a very talented mechanic later in your life, hope you lots and lots of success in the future
This kid is humble n positive... My ❤️...
You guys are great, love how you make the ole farm finds run again. Country boys do what country boys do. Love seeing it get done.
Absolutely amazing! That would be cool to see some floor pans put in and getting it to start on its own power
What a fun video to watch! That is what FAMILY is all about. Thanks