Your daddy can do anything! My daddy was just like this. Once in college about 2 hours drive from home, my pipes froze under mobile home at a farm I lived on. Daddy drove up there, crawled under the trailer at night, used some kind of hot heat dryer & unfroze my pipes! He stayed overnight & in morning he wrapped my pipes in heat tape! He was an electrical engineer but truly loved fixing virtually everything! Daddy was born in 1930. Lost my daddy 5 years ago this August he was 88 years old. Father’s Day is Sunday, so I still celebrate my daddy’s life and adventures! Blessings 🌼
Good job! The thing is the Deer Hunter can fix anything. He is absolutely amazing the things he can accomplish with his hands and his brain! It looks great Katie! That truck is like your child, and you love to pet it!
Hank's new dash looks great! Great help from your dad, he's so knowledgeable about things & does excellent work. This truck was such a good find for you. 😊
@@wanda520 life is a money pit. 💰 I'm sure your money pit looks different than Katie's BEAUTIFUL NEW DASH does! By the way, it looks great Katie, better than a new pair of shoes feeling! I gotcha girl! 💕🥰
Katie, I really enjoyed this video. I have the exact same truck as yours except the GMC version. Very cool. Thank you very much. God bless you and your family. Duane.
Anyways my last square body truck I had was actually a well used beat up farm truck a midnight blue and frost gloss white two tone the white is in the center of the blue paint scheme of the truck, and it was a 86 Chevy k20 custom deluxe that had 291k miles it's 4th motor and the factory transmission th400 I had rebuilt by a transmission shop..it was also a very loud truck I built a 75 Chevy truck 4 bolt main 0.30 350 SBC and had the rotating assembly balanced in the bottom end,it had trw hypereutectic 4 valve relief pistons Lt4 style powdered metal connecting rods, and a competition cams Xtreme energy 268h 221/224 duration at 0.50 lift 447/480 lift cam kit and the summit racing brand gear drive timing set machined for more noise I didn't buy that one I had it given to me because they thought it was annoying lol and I had what I referred to as redneck dual exhaust, exhaust manifolds and engine downpipes from a 81 Chevy c20 350 4spd truck we had to two sections of pipe one Bent into a u shape and the driver side was a s shaped piece of exhaust pipe and that is because the tailpipes I used were a 1993 GMC Sierra slx factory single exhaust with the 2 inch dual outlet tailpipes so it was lopey idle and cackling loud!! And I ended up trading it for a early 94 Chevy Silverado extended cab short bed Z71 tbi truck with a 0.40 350sbc and the previous owner put a exhaust kit on it but bought the wrong one so he welded the exhaust kit in place of the downpipes and the factory cat, the exhaust kit is a heartthrob glasspack muffler kit 2.25 inch exhaust to the heartthrob brand glasspack mufflers and straight out the back under the rear bumper into the 18 inch long 2.25 inlet 3 1/2 inch outlet slant cut stainless steel exhaust tips so it is actually about as loud as my 86 Chevy k20 custom deluxe was.
Looks great! I love seeing the beautiful relationship between you and your dad. As a young girl, my dad was very impatient during projects like that and would usually yell at me and make me feel like I was the problem when faced with a challenge. I appreciate the way you respect and support each other so much!!
Nothing like an old truck! Watching this video with you and your dad brings back memories of me and my dad working together on cars. You are so blessed to have a dad that helps you and can do anything. Cherish the time you have because you will always remember these days. The truck looks great! God bless you and your dad
That's awesome Katie...!! Katie, I was the same way when I was younger. I wanted a 1969 short bed Chevrolet truck. My dad was a mechanic and I told him that's what I wanted when I started driving, but my dad died when I was growing up, so I never got the truck. You and Corrie are blessed to have such a wonderful dad. 🥰🥰❤👍😉
I love the way you and your dad pushed through the heat of the day. I had 2 jobs in my life, 1st auto parts for 20 years, and 2nd cosmetologist. I was about your age when I learned how to magnetize a screwdriver. You took me back to when I was thirsty for knowledge. My brother loved and drove the same model of truck.
Sweet truck! They don't make 'em like they used to. My grandfather on my dad's side had a 5th generation Ford F-100. Maybe 1970. t was two-tone, like a sky blue and white. It had the air conditioner below the dashboard, right above the tranny hump. I loved that truck and still wish I had it to this day. He took me into town in it. Just him and me. Lots of fond memories.
Older vehicles are the best. No computers dinging at you, talking to you, practically taking over. Just get in and drive the thing! I've always wanted an old car and truck too. Happy for you and you have a great Dad!!!!
the dash looks so much better in the 'camel/brown color. Great job Matt and doing so in what looks like a HOT day! Good that you know gas level Katie! I really enjoyed a look behind the dash so thanks for sharing this video. Blessings to you all.
The saddle tan color of the new dashboard is a vast improvement over the one that was removed, and as you said, Katie, it looks good with the rest of the colors inside the cab -- and the exterior color of the truck as well. The new dash install is a perfect example of two of Murphy's Laws -- perhaps the two most commonly encountered ones: 1) "Nothing is as easy as it looks." 2) "Everything takes longer than you think it will." Your truck's interior looks sooooo much better, and you owe your dad a HUGE favor.
Your dad makes it look so easy! I know it was tedious and required patience. You are so blessed to have your daddy. I miss mine sooo much! I guess it’s been 30 years now he’s been gone. Still miss him all the time. Love your truck! Much easier to work in than these new vehicles!
Great looking new dash. It's much prettier than the original one. Matt is so gentle when it comes to taking apart & putting back together. My hubby just sort of "rips" things out & "bangs" them back in. 😲 I love the magnetizer/demagenitizer for the screw driver. Hugs!
Enjoyed the video thanks for sharing it with us. I especially liked the part where you say its 90 million degrees and then we see mom in the garden working shes a real go getter.
Enjoyed this! The new dash looks great ! Your dad is an awesome man ! Matt is very knowledgeable about alot of things and can alot of things very well! Thanks for sharing. God bless y'all. 🙏❤
Great job, I love seeing older veh's like this restored. They certainly don't make them like they used to. Blessings on the many more miles you get from it.
Great job Matt' your dash look really good Katie.thank God for daddy and i hope y'all have a great Week.God Bless y'all. I enjoyed your video very much thank you.
This is such a sweet video!!💙 I love the sweet relationship between you and your dad. Reminds me of mine with my dad (he passed away this year on Fathers Day & my birthday😢). I miss him so much and just want to say keep spending time with and loving your dad!!😉❤️
Looks so good, Katie! I think the brown dash goes well with the red. Your dad is really talented! That was sweet of him to help you! Thanks for sharing and God bless!
Katie,I had a 1987 Chevy 3/4 ton Custom Deluxe, 350,4x4 with a 3.73 rear end with a Manuel transmission. This was the best truck I've ever owned. In my opinion this was the last year Chevy made a true truck. I pulled a 4 horse goose neck all over Montana with that truck. Had close to 200,000 on it when it started loosing compression. Only complaint, Chevy paint and clear coat were terrible back then. You made a good chose. My truck was $13,000 new. It's still on the road. My friend got the truck and did a complete cab and bed of restoration. Good luck on your project.
Great job Katie and dad. It looks great. Reminds me how my dad and I used to work on things together. He fixed cars and trucks hondas and snowmobiles I miss him every day. We live in the Appalachian mtn's of pa. And my parents lived in n.c. for 6 years for work. They did love it there but said they would always move back to pa. Which they did!!! God bless and keep you.
Thanks for posting this, Katie. I have been interested to see how the job went since watching your Mom's video made the same day. Great job, Matt, and the end result looks terrific. The way Katie has held onto the Toyota, I can hardly imagine her getting rid of this truck, so maybe no one will ever see the signed bezel. One nice thing about this day and age: if you happen to get screws mixed up during reassembly, you can just watch your own youtube video to see where everything came from.
Love your truck, can't wait to see your dreams come true. I don't think there's any that your Daddy can't do 🪛🪚🪓📐 I definitely learned a few more things today. I especially enjoy watching how you respect and appreciate your family throughout your videos. Have a blessed day 🙏💕
Thank you for doing a video on this! It was great to see the process :) I had never seen anything like the tool to make your screwdriver magnetic, that's so cool!! God bless you and your family :)
Love the saddle color better good choice even if it was the only choice lol. Your family is all beautiful and yes include yourself.. Love and hugs Tulsa Oklahoma
I love old trucks, in fact I’m looking for one now! My husband as a big BIG truck but I’m wanting an old beater truck dents rust and all!, it looks good Katie nice job Matt
I think the saddle color actually looks better! Boy, girl, you sure owe your sweet daddy a big ole hug for helping you do that in the “90 million degree” heat! It is a shame you didn’t have a shade tree or a garage to do this job in. But it is done and it looks very nice! You have one very nice daddy who can do most anything!
Thanks Katie It looks great poor Matt I know he hates hot weather to work in but he would do anything for you or corie he is a good man and a great dad .say hi to your mom for me and have a great we ...
Great job Matt. I have three daughters too and have done many things like this too. Don't put the tools away when they're grown and gone though cause the grandkids are on their heels 😉
Man, that looks great! Your dad is the man! (I loved when my Dad came over and helped me put in some cabinets.) I was so excited, like you, but in truth, he did all the work (like Matt), I just held stuff. I loved it...one of the most fun times of just us working on a project! Your truck looks like new! Great work! Love from SC, Jane ❤🙏
That is a nice truck. Value will keep going up, everybody wants them now. Gas mileage suck in my 86 long bed Chevy truck. 9 miles a gallon and ten miles going down hill.
Dash looks good, your dad seems to be more patient than I am when I’m working out in the heat. It’s great how you stay out there with him. When I work on my daughters car I don’t see her until I’m done. I had a 86 Chevrolet just like that but it was baby blue. I sold it 23 years ago just before my son was born to get something bigger. (No, not a minivan. I could never bring myself to that.) God bless.
Your daddy can do anything! My daddy was just like this. Once in college about 2 hours drive from home, my pipes froze under mobile home at a farm I lived on. Daddy drove up there, crawled under the trailer at night, used some kind of hot heat dryer & unfroze my pipes! He stayed overnight & in morning he wrapped my pipes in heat tape! He was an electrical engineer but truly loved fixing virtually everything! Daddy was born in 1930. Lost my daddy 5 years ago this August he was 88 years old. Father’s Day is Sunday, so I still celebrate my daddy’s life and adventures! Blessings 🌼
Good job! The thing is the Deer Hunter can fix anything. He is absolutely amazing the things he can accomplish with his hands and his brain! It looks great Katie! That truck is like your child, and you love to pet it!
Every vehicle ought to have a name, and this one is perfect. Love that ya'll commemorated this repair with signatures and date. That's so sweet.
Hank's new dash looks great! Great help from your dad, he's so knowledgeable about things & does excellent work. This truck was such a good find for you. 😊
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@@wanda520 life is a money pit. 💰 I'm sure your money pit looks different than Katie's BEAUTIFUL NEW DASH does!
By the way, it looks great Katie, better than a new pair of shoes feeling! I gotcha girl! 💕🥰
Katie, I really enjoyed this video. I have the exact same truck as yours except the GMC version. Very cool. Thank you very much. God bless you and your family. Duane.
Anyways my last square body truck I had was actually a well used beat up farm truck a midnight blue and frost gloss white two tone the white is in the center of the blue paint scheme of the truck, and it was a 86 Chevy k20 custom deluxe that had 291k miles it's 4th motor and the factory transmission th400 I had rebuilt by a transmission shop..it was also a very loud truck I built a 75 Chevy truck 4 bolt main 0.30 350 SBC and had the rotating assembly balanced in the bottom end,it had trw hypereutectic 4 valve relief pistons Lt4 style powdered metal connecting rods, and a competition cams Xtreme energy 268h 221/224 duration at 0.50 lift 447/480 lift cam kit and the summit racing brand gear drive timing set machined for more noise I didn't buy that one I had it given to me because they thought it was annoying lol and I had what I referred to as redneck dual exhaust, exhaust manifolds and engine downpipes from a 81 Chevy c20 350 4spd truck we had to two sections of pipe one Bent into a u shape and the driver side was a s shaped piece of exhaust pipe and that is because the tailpipes I used were a 1993 GMC Sierra slx factory single exhaust with the 2 inch dual outlet tailpipes so it was lopey idle and cackling loud!! And I ended up trading it for a early 94 Chevy Silverado extended cab short bed Z71 tbi truck with a 0.40 350sbc and the previous owner put a exhaust kit on it but bought the wrong one so he welded the exhaust kit in place of the downpipes and the factory cat, the exhaust kit is a heartthrob glasspack muffler kit 2.25 inch exhaust to the heartthrob brand glasspack mufflers and straight out the back under the rear bumper into the 18 inch long 2.25 inlet 3 1/2 inch outlet slant cut stainless steel exhaust tips so it is actually about as loud as my 86 Chevy k20 custom deluxe was.
Looks great! I love seeing the beautiful relationship between you and your dad. As a young girl, my dad was very impatient during projects like that and would usually yell at me and make me feel like I was the problem when faced with a challenge. I appreciate the way you respect and support each other so much!!
What a blessing for you to have such a wonderful dad. Hank looks so much better! 🛻🤩
Nothing like an old truck! Watching this video with you and your dad brings back memories of me and my dad working together on cars. You are so blessed to have a dad that helps you and can do anything. Cherish the time you have because you will always remember these days. The truck looks great! God bless you and your dad
Thank you!
So much fun to see your dad take that apart on the truck! He needs his own repair channel.. Thanks.. so fun to watch !
Oh yeah! Hank is on his way! Dash looks real nice!👍
Dash looks really good. Your Dad did a great job.. Thanks for sharing this video.
That's awesome Katie...!! Katie, I was the same way when I was younger. I wanted a 1969 short bed Chevrolet truck. My dad was a mechanic and I told him that's what I wanted when I started driving, but my dad died when I was growing up, so I never got the truck. You and Corrie are blessed to have such a wonderful dad. 🥰🥰❤👍😉
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Your Dad makes it look so easy!!! Your new dash looks great.
Hank's new dash is awesome!
I love the way you and your dad pushed through the heat of the day. I had 2 jobs in my life, 1st auto parts for 20 years, and 2nd cosmetologist. I was about your age when I learned how to magnetize a screwdriver. You took me back to when I was thirsty for knowledge. My brother loved and drove the same model of truck.
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The new dash looks awesome! God bless ya'll and have a wonderful week.
Young lady, you have a good looking truck. Take good care of it and it continue to increase in value.
You are so lucky to have the best mom and dad! This is what being wealthy in life is all about. Didn't know about the magnetizer. Happy Saturday.
Thank you!
Sweet truck! They don't make 'em like they used to. My grandfather on my dad's side had a 5th generation Ford F-100. Maybe 1970. t was two-tone, like a sky blue and white. It had the air conditioner below the dashboard, right above the tranny hump. I loved that truck and still wish I had it to this day. He took me into town in it. Just him and me. Lots of fond memories.
The new dash looks great. I like the color much better than the old one.
Well i learned something new today too. about magnetizing a screwdriver.
Older vehicles are the best. No computers dinging at you, talking to you, practically taking over. Just get in and drive the thing! I've always wanted an old car and truck too. Happy for you and you have a great Dad!!!!
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Matt you’re a goodn’, Katie the old trucks looking proud💯. Love how your family cares for one another🕊
Thank you!
the dash looks so much better in the 'camel/brown color. Great job Matt and doing so in what looks like a HOT day! Good that you know gas level Katie! I really enjoyed a look behind the dash so thanks for sharing this video. Blessings to you all.
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Looks maaawveluus!! Great job Dad and assistant Katy
This made me miss my dad. He was an all girl dad. 4 of us. I thought he could do anything!And he pretty much could.
Your old dash looks like our dash. We needed to see this.
It looks good Katie. Your Dad did a good job.
I love the color!!! I think it looks Great!!! It's a good thing your Daddy Loves you!!! God Bless!!!
The saddle tan color of the new dashboard is a vast improvement over the one that was removed, and as you said, Katie, it looks good with the rest of the colors inside the cab -- and the exterior color of the truck as well. The new dash install is a perfect example of two of Murphy's Laws -- perhaps the two most commonly encountered ones: 1) "Nothing is as easy as it looks." 2) "Everything takes longer than you think it will." Your truck's interior looks sooooo much better, and you owe your dad a HUGE favor.
You got that right brother. I have lived with those 2 laws my whole life. LOL 😃
Hey thank you so much! I think it looks better too :) and your right about that Murphy’s law!
I agree, looks like your dad is handy enough. Patience always gets u through anything.
Great job Matt! You're a lucky young lady!
Thanks for sharing!
Your dad makes it look so easy! I know it was tedious and required patience. You are so blessed to have your daddy. I miss mine sooo much! I guess it’s been 30 years now he’s been gone. Still miss him all the time.
Love your truck! Much easier to work in than these new vehicles!
Great job dad, you got lucky in the dad category some of us were not so lucky.
Yes, and learning these things from Dad is pricelss!
What a beautiful old truck for a beautiful young girl, Katie please stay safe in your cool looking truck! God bless you and your family too Katie!
Thank you!
Wow! Your daddy can fix anything! He's amazing and such a blessing to your family. Thanks for sharing.😊
Wow...looks awesome..so much better. Now go jump in the creek with some more tea. Keep bettering Hank, he's really handsome ❣️
Cool! Love old trucks. Father daughter time, priceless.
Thanks Dad!!!
That's a sweet truck! Your dad is a blessing for sure! -much love ~Mary & fam in NJ
Katie, look's really great. Your Dad did a great job and like always you bring a smile to all of us here.
Thank you!
Great job Matt and Katie!
Man your parents both look so young!! Now we all know how you girls got your pretty looks from ❤️
Neat truck 🙂
Great job on old Hank. God Bless Jean
Great looking new dash. It's much prettier than the original one. Matt is so gentle when it comes to taking apart & putting back together. My hubby just sort of "rips" things out & "bangs" them back in. 😲 I love the magnetizer/demagenitizer for the screw driver. Hugs!
Really like Hanks new dash color looks great. Your dad has great patience. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks friend!
I love that color with the red you got one awsome dad and one nice truck
Enjoyed the video thanks for sharing it with us. I especially liked the part where you say its 90 million degrees and then we see mom in the garden working shes a real go getter.
Awesome! I'm getting a magnetizer for my sons for Christmas. Thanks for the idea.
Well look at how good that looks! Turned out great.
Enjoyed this! The new dash looks great ! Your dad is an awesome man ! Matt is very knowledgeable about alot of things and can alot of things very well! Thanks for sharing. God bless y'all. 🙏❤
Nice color choice Kat looks so much better than the blue dash.
Look's great Katie.
New dashboard is looking great 👍 love the saddle tan over the old one and great job! Y’all are making me miss my old ‘86 C20 Chevy 😂
That dash looks great in there.
Great job, I love seeing older veh's like this restored. They certainly don't make them like they used to. Blessings on the many more miles you get from it.
Interesting video, Miss Katie.
Katie, so happy for you. The dash looks kool.🤠
Thank you!
Great job Matt' your dash look really good Katie.thank God for daddy and i hope y'all have a great Week.God Bless y'all. I enjoyed your video very much thank you.
This is such a sweet video!!💙 I love the sweet relationship between you and your dad. Reminds me of mine with my dad (he passed away this year on Fathers Day & my birthday😢). I miss him so much and just want to say keep spending time with and loving your dad!!😉❤️
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Looks so good, Katie! I think the brown dash goes well with the red. Your dad is really talented! That was sweet of him to help you!
Thanks for sharing and God bless!
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Love that old square body. Great truck!!
Any video with Ruby Begonia is gonna be good!
What great parents you have🥰
That dash looks awesome!!! You will eventually get it completely restored...one but at a time!
Katie,I had a 1987 Chevy 3/4 ton Custom Deluxe, 350,4x4 with a 3.73 rear end with a Manuel transmission. This was the best truck I've ever owned. In my opinion this was the last year Chevy made a true truck. I pulled a 4 horse goose neck all over Montana with that truck. Had close to 200,000 on it when it started loosing compression. Only complaint, Chevy paint and clear coat were terrible back then. You made a good chose. My truck was $13,000 new. It's still on the road. My friend got the truck and did a complete cab and bed of restoration. Good luck on your project.
Great job Katie and dad. It looks great. Reminds me how my dad and I used to work on things together. He fixed cars and trucks hondas and snowmobiles I miss him every day. We live in the Appalachian mtn's of pa. And my parents lived in n.c. for 6 years for work. They did love it there but said they would always move back to pa. Which they did!!!
God bless and keep you.
We are so lucky to have him! God bless!
Matt you're brilliant!
Your dad did a great job 🙏
My dad had an 86 Chevy short bed when I was in school. It had a 4 speed in the floor though. Wish I still had that truck.
Thanks for posting this, Katie. I have been interested to see how the job went since watching your Mom's video made the same day. Great job, Matt, and the end result looks terrific. The way Katie has held onto the Toyota, I can hardly imagine her getting rid of this truck, so maybe no one will ever see the signed bezel. One nice thing about this day and age: if you happen to get screws mixed up during reassembly, you can just watch your own youtube video to see where everything came from.
Hey thanks so much!
Good ole' dad. Matt puts me in the mind of my dad. He was always helping me do things. I sure do miss him♥ Glad you got it fixed. It looks real nice!
I’m so blessed to have him!
love to see this daily live, grtz from the netherlands 🇳🇱
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He did a great job. This was interesting to me. Thanks for sharing.
God bless all here.
The dash looks great! I like the camel brown color much better than the original blue!
Katie,Dad done a good 👍 look great 😊
Love your truck, can't wait to see your dreams come true. I don't think there's any that your Daddy can't do 🪛🪚🪓📐 I definitely learned a few more things today. I especially enjoy watching how you respect and appreciate your family throughout your videos. Have a blessed day 🙏💕
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Family is the BEST
Satisfying result
Nice video Katie, Thank God for dads
Thank you!
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Thank you for doing a video on this! It was great to see the process :)
I had never seen anything like the tool to make your screwdriver magnetic, that's so cool!!
God bless you and your family :)
Good maintenance techs have dozens of tricks to get a job done. 😃
Great job Matt.
Taught me something, I hadn't seen the magnetizer before. I've always used the old method.
That truck is solid looking.
Katie, you killed me at 00:35 in! Great job, Dad!
Hehe!
It looks so good. 👍
Sweet pickup I'm lookin for one myself!
Love the saddle color better good choice even if it was the only choice lol. Your family is all beautiful and yes include yourself.. Love and hugs Tulsa Oklahoma
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I love old trucks, in fact I’m looking for one now! My husband as a big BIG truck but I’m wanting an old beater truck dents rust and all!, it looks good Katie nice job Matt
Oh awesome! I love trucks too!
Your Dad is the best (and so patient) Did you not have a shady spot somewhere to move the truck to...could tell you all were roasting!!!
Nice truck! I especially like those wheels.
Thank you!
I think the saddle color actually looks better! Boy, girl, you sure owe your sweet daddy a big ole hug for helping you do that in the “90 million degree” heat! It is a shame you didn’t have a shade tree or a garage to do this job in. But it is done and it looks very nice! You have one very nice daddy who can do most anything!
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The next Vice Grip Garage!
I know this is an old video, but I gotta say, your dad is so cool! lol
Thanks Katie It looks great poor Matt I know he hates hot weather to work in but he would do anything for you or corie he is a good man and a great dad .say hi to your mom for me and have a great we ...
Great job Matt. I have three daughters too and have done many things like this too. Don't put the tools away when they're grown and gone though cause the grandkids are on their heels 😉
Man, that looks great! Your dad is the man! (I loved when my Dad came over and helped me put in some cabinets.) I was so excited, like you, but in truth, he did all the work (like Matt), I just held stuff. I loved it...one of the most fun times of just us working on a project! Your truck looks like new! Great work! Love from SC, Jane ❤🙏
I was stoked! And lucky to have him!
Dad n daughter time awesome
That is a nice truck. Value will keep going up, everybody wants them now. Gas mileage suck in my 86 long bed Chevy truck. 9 miles a gallon and ten miles going down hill.
Dash looks good, your dad seems to be more patient than I am when I’m working out in the heat. It’s great how you stay out there with him. When I work on my daughters car I don’t see her until I’m done. I had a 86 Chevrolet just like that but it was baby blue. I sold it 23 years ago just before my son was born to get something bigger. (No, not a minivan. I could never bring myself to that.) God bless.
Hey thank you so much!
And oh man that’s awesome! I love those trucks!
My dad taught me how to magnetize a screwdriver with a car battery back in the day. It's a good way to cause a battery explosion.