@@myass5964 Same wish my dad would’ve made more time to teach me more. Doesn’t matter how many times I offer still doesn’t happen guess I’ll work on my stuff alone.
@@jessicacordova5024 I had to come to the same conclusion, it's funny once I broke out of the mold and won't talk to him, now he tries to be a good dad and it's like your only 20 years late bud
Nothing wrong with a young man getting dirty and working for what he wants. Keep it up big dog. Plus he's learning stuff alone the way while you show him how to work on stuff.
That is one blessed 16 year old. I’d have done just about anything for a big block 4x4 square at 16. Not to mention the experience of having built it with dad.
I've got a 1974 c20 that I'm putting a 350 in with my dad, I wish we had anywhere near this amount of tools and understanding. Also mines only 2 wheel drive for now but I definitely plan on making it 4 wheel drive done day
Congrats Landon on your build. Not only are you building your first truck, you are building memories of time spent with your Dad. Years from now this will be a special time in your life to look back on and smile.
its so awesome to see how much your family does together . seeing your boy right with you building and learning and your wife being so support of want you do....your an example of this world needs today...I say thank you..
Never really had a dad growing up. Had to learn to work on cars by myself. Watching this channel and seeing how Paul teaches his sons even if I didn’t have a dad, I picture myself being one of Paul’s kids because I’m learning so much more.
Your channel never seems to get old Paul. All the projects you do are interesting; even the Go carts. Pretty cool to see the family working together also. Keep up the good work
Thanks for the surprise video.. got up this morning was sick yesterday went to bed early so, Time to go out and work on some stuff I have to do... still got one of two vehicles to get running. Haven’t been running for the last two months been. Then depending on the other people for food and medical help great people that help me.. Live in Smith Valley or Wellington Nevada love watching your videos I learn a lot I’m 75... Vietnam vet I have the VA as my medical which is great... thanks again..
The best time spent is what you two are doing right now. And the sweat equity he is putting into that project will make him repeat it tons more than handing him keys. FAB Rats you are truly an inspiration to all that watch you!!
Did this to my 82 f150. Its now got a 1969 302 in it with an aod trans. Took the dana 44ifs, transfer case and rear end from a 92 bronco. Fun fun fun. Lol. Lot of work
So love how you treat your son, you are a shining example of a father passing on his knowledge and skills to a new generation. A beacon of hope in a world that seems to have lost its way.
Your smile as you were towed from the shed was a million dollar smile Landon, your dad is a beautiful man and your mother an angel, how lucky are we all to share in your family’s kindness
Landon will remember this time with Dad for his entire life.... My dad and I rebuild a motorcycle when I was 15 and I always think about our time together. Son and Dad working together is a great thing !!!
I worked on many projects with my Dad at the time I did not appreciate it. Now so many years after he is gone I cherish every moment of those projects. Soak up every moment.
That's so cool that your Dad & you are Building your Truck together Landon.😊 I never got the chance to do that with my Father. Take every single chance that you get to spend time with your Father.
That truck will always have a special place in Landon's heart. Not only his first, but it's a project he gets to work on with his dad & grandpa. He may not always have it, he most likely will do what typical teenagers do, but deep down it will always hold a special place in his heart. A father/son project.
I love how you turn the work over to your son's and give them the guidance needed. You are a great teacher. Even your eight year old gets hands on experience. At the end of the day I'm sure they are full of pride with their accomplishments. I know that you do all the welding that involves safety. I would like to see them learning more about welding. I still cringe when I see them using a cut off wheel without gloves. I've sent you pictures of what can happen when a cut off wheel explodes with welding gloves on. Safety first. Stuff can go bad in a blink of an eye and when least expected. Knowledge is priceless and best learned not the hard way. Thanks for sharing all that you do. Stay safe healthy and happy 👍 Oh by the way wheaties are best with a dusting of sugar.
I got a couple of simple tips for ya...For catching coolant or other fluids in the shop and not make a mess...... take an old plastic fuel tank and cut the top off add some handles and a pour spot. I use a square, flat bottom van gas tank. It is so easy to kick it under a car/truck and not worry about it splashing all over and making a mess. Our antifreeze goes into a "recycler" bucket. The bucket is a 5 gallon bucket with a spicket about 1.5" from the bottom. This allows oil to float up and the dirt to settle out to the bottom. Then you can get the clean coolant out of the middle.
I miss the heck out of my sons being this age. Teaching them, seeing them learn, the smiles on their faces, all of it. Enjoy every minute Paul. These days are far too short.
Nothin like a father son project, I wish my dad would have been into this kind of stuff like I am! Your a great dad! Can't wait to see all the progress!
Hi Paul & Landon, Haaaa !!! A father and son working together makes me so pleased and it does warm my heart !!! A question dear friend Paul, WHEN WHEN are you going to reconstruct a 6 wheel drive with a super V8 petrol engine !!! BETTER THEN THE MORRWAY !!! This project would be just great / TOP !!! with super VIDEO !! Warm regards to each one of the beautiful family !!!
Lan, I hope you treasure these days with (Paul) your father. My Dad and I spent every Saturday "playing" together just like that, until he was 90. He was my best friend!
Nice work. I love that your teaching your son ! If my father never took the time to make me the mechanic I am now I’d be screwed! Saves yourself so much money and keep passing it on down the family
One thing I wished I learned how to do was to weld. I always had someone to do the welding from me, but now that I don't, it sucks. SO I hope Landon learns how to do everything from you, Paul. I'm sure he knows how to weld, but in case he hasn't learned yet, he should. I love what you're doing with this truck.
Mad love for ur whole family my brother. This is what America was founded on , fathers teaching sons and a village raises all the children. None of the inner city where noone knows their neighbors
These videos make me wish I my dad was around more when I was a kid. Landen is gunna be a Fab Rat just like you an that’s what this country needs. Love the channel y’all rock
It makes this ol' grandpa smile watching you "advise" your son whilst he does the wrenching! This is the best way to teach your kids how to WORK for something they want, not doing it for them. Props to you guys! And on top of all that, he has a job!!!
Paul is the absolute wizard of MAKE IT WORK!!! It’s amazing to watch how when the parts don’t work or fit, the Wizard turns to his torch or hammer and wa-la he’s happy with that. Michelle love your cameo drop by’s. Hope the non-wheaties eating kid totally understands and appreciates what the Wizard is passing on to him. Every kid should be so lucky…He does seem to be humble and appreciative!!!! I ordered one of your guys T shirts, it’s on back order, so I’ll be looking forward to getting it! Great job to all, your fan, Tc from Nevada
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A father and son working on a project together makes my heart happy. Makes me miss my dad. 😊
you're forgetting grandpa Sherman, 3 generations working together
My dad just made empty promises of how we would do this, he just bought time till I was 18 and said well son your happiness is your problem
Same 👍
@@myass5964 Same wish my dad would’ve made more time to teach me more. Doesn’t matter how many times I offer still doesn’t happen guess I’ll work on my stuff alone.
@@jessicacordova5024 I had to come to the same conclusion, it's funny once I broke out of the mold and won't talk to him, now he tries to be a good dad and it's like your only 20 years late bud
Nothing wrong with a young man getting dirty and working for what he wants. Keep it up big dog. Plus he's learning stuff alone the way while you show him how to work on stuff.
Nothing wrong...EXCEPT...when the young man does nor protect his EYES.
Great to see 3 generations working on a project. Making a memory Landon will never forget. Good job
Gotta love the family interaction! Great parenting!
Landon is getting the best training that can be had. If he wants it, he'll be able to build it. Nice work Paul and Michelle.
That is one blessed 16 year old. I’d have done just about anything for a big block 4x4 square at 16. Not to mention the experience of having built it with dad.
I've got a 1974 c20 that I'm putting a 350 in with my dad, I wish we had anywhere near this amount of tools and understanding. Also mines only 2 wheel drive for now but I definitely plan on making it 4 wheel drive done day
Paul please keep doing what you are doing! You set a great example of family,work ethic and enjoying life! Thanks for all you do!
I know Landon is going to enjoy driving this truck, because of knowing and doing the fab on this truck with his dad makes it a that more special.
The education and time spent with his dad is priceless!! Great fathering Paul!
Congrats Landon on your build. Not only are you building your first truck, you are building memories of time spent with your Dad. Years from now this will be a special time in your life to look back on and smile.
its so awesome to see how much your family does together . seeing your boy right with you building and learning and your wife being so support of want you do....your an example of this world needs today...I say thank you..
Never really had a dad growing up. Had to learn to work on cars by myself. Watching this channel and seeing how Paul teaches his sons even if I didn’t have a dad, I picture myself being one of Paul’s kids because I’m learning so much more.
NOTE: THIS is how you take young boy and make the honorable young men for our next generation. OUTSTANDING....Your family is a true American Family
Your channel never seems to get old Paul. All the projects you do are interesting; even the Go carts. Pretty cool to see the family working together also. Keep up the good work
One nice truck once its done.. your Dad knows heaps.
So amazing. So glad you and son can build memories. Cherish the time.
Sunday morning: scriptures, prayer, Fab Rats and then church. Great way to start the day. Thank you for your wholesome content.
Your son is blessed to have you as a Father.
Three generations removing a front clip beautiful!
Thanks for the surprise video.. got up this morning was sick yesterday went to bed early so, Time to go out and work on some stuff I have to do... still got one of two vehicles to get running. Haven’t been running for the last two months been. Then depending on the other people for food and medical help great people that help me.. Live in Smith Valley or Wellington Nevada love watching your videos I learn a lot I’m 75... Vietnam vet I have the VA as my medical which is great... thanks again..
Love how you break it down for him ! And all us !
Nothing like hands on learning got quite a bit done good times.
The best time spent is what you two are doing right now. And the sweat equity he is putting into that project will make him repeat it tons more than handing him keys. FAB Rats you are truly an inspiration to all that watch you!!
PAUL Nice job . I see the start of a rock crawler
Dad strength is real...!
You are a good man..and a good. Dad how do you think I lurid love you and your family rase them right you just got more tools thin I did when
Landon, you have no idea what a lucky kid you are!
Stoked for that kid.
Awesome to see Paul’s talents being passed on to another generation. The big block 4wd truck will be sweet.
Did this to my 82 f150. Its now got a 1969 302 in it with an aod trans. Took the dana 44ifs, transfer case and rear end from a 92 bronco. Fun fun fun. Lol. Lot of work
Smiled the whole episode. Teaching that young man some real skills.
Best sweet 16th gift! He wants a vehicle, teach & help him build it! Love your channel!
So love how you treat your son, you are a shining example of a father passing on his knowledge and skills to a new generation. A beacon of hope in a world that seems to have lost its way.
We loved meeting you guys and cooking dinner
You and Tom are the best! Thanks for the delicious meal!
11:45, Landon, I recommend heaping Tablespoons of OVALTINE CHOCOLATE MALT in place of Sugar on your WHEATIES cereal...
Nice work guys!! Good job to the youngster!!! Can't learn this stuff playing video games!!!
A family video! I like it.
Your smile as you were towed from the shed was a million dollar smile Landon, your dad is a beautiful man and your mother an angel, how lucky are we all to share in your family’s kindness
It's nice to see the relationship you have with your son. It's going to be a cool truck.
Landon will remember this time with Dad for his entire life.... My dad and I rebuild a motorcycle when I was 15 and I always think about our time together. Son and Dad working together is a great thing !!!
I worked on many projects with my Dad at the time I did not appreciate it. Now so many years after he is gone I cherish every moment of those projects. Soak up every moment.
That boy has the sweetest, happiest smile on his face when he is working. You both are blessed!
Great family fun with mentor Paul. Excellent. 👍👍👍👍👍
The smile on Landon's face is priceless. Keep up the great video's.
I'am a mechanic since over 21years, I have a boy who's 15.
It's so fun to watch them grow up and learning how to wrench!
Cheers from Northern Sweden 🍻
Father and son making memories and gaining skills for the young man that are irreplaceable.you both are truly blessed.
Good job Landon!! You will cherish these times with your dad , especially when you have kids of your own. Love the positive attitude!!
With Landon helping out he will appreciate what it takes to get what he wants! Good job guys!
I HAD SEVERAL OF THOSE OLD SQUARE BODY CHEVY'S , LOVE THOSE TRUCKS !!!!!
That's so cool that your Dad & you are Building your Truck together Landon.😊
I never got the chance to do that with my Father. Take every single chance that you get to spend time with your Father.
That truck will always have a special place in Landon's heart. Not only his first, but it's a project he gets to work on with his dad & grandpa. He may not always have it, he most likely will do what typical teenagers do, but deep down it will always hold a special place in his heart. A father/son project.
Lucky man who gets to spend quality time with his son doing what he enjoys.
How could Landon not be totally in love with his parents. Good job guys!
I love how you turn the work over to your son's and give them the guidance needed. You are a great teacher. Even your eight year old gets hands on experience. At the end of the day I'm sure they are full of pride with their accomplishments. I know that you do all the welding that involves safety. I would like to see them learning more about welding. I still cringe when I see them using a cut off wheel without gloves. I've sent you pictures of what can happen when a cut off wheel explodes with welding gloves on. Safety first. Stuff can go bad in a blink of an eye and when least expected. Knowledge is priceless and best learned not the hard way. Thanks for sharing all that you do.
Stay safe healthy and happy 👍
Oh by the way wheaties are best with a dusting of sugar.
thats a real sweet rebuild for your son, my grand kids all call you super dad
when your dad is your crew chief you got do it nice young man. hi mom love you guys.
They didn't just build a truck. They made a lifetime memory.
The Wheaties comment was great!... and someone sent a box of them!....even better!...you had Landon try them!...awesome!!!
I got a couple of simple tips for ya...For catching coolant or other fluids in the shop and not make a mess...... take an old plastic fuel tank and cut the top off add some handles and a pour spot. I use a square, flat bottom van gas tank. It is so easy to kick it under a car/truck and not worry about it splashing all over and making a mess. Our antifreeze goes into a "recycler" bucket. The bucket is a 5 gallon bucket with a spicket about 1.5" from the bottom. This allows oil to float up and the dirt to settle out to the bottom. Then you can get the clean coolant out of the middle.
Enjoying this build. Like seeing him turn wrenches with his Dad. Priceless!!! He will appreciate all the hard work when it drives it.
I miss the heck out of my sons being this age. Teaching them, seeing them learn, the smiles on their faces, all of it. Enjoy every minute Paul. These days are far too short.
It is so nice watching you and your son working together on this project. Enjoy it while you can.
Working on a built with father is best feeling in the world 😍
Nothin like a father son project, I wish my dad would have been into this kind of stuff like I am! Your a great dad! Can't wait to see all the progress!
Hi Paul & Landon, Haaaa !!! A father and son working together makes me so pleased and it does warm my heart !!!
A question dear friend Paul, WHEN WHEN are you going to reconstruct a 6 wheel drive with a super V8 petrol engine !!! BETTER THEN THE MORRWAY !!! This project would be just great / TOP !!! with super VIDEO !! Warm regards to each one of the beautiful family !!!
Mercedes 6.2-liter M156/159 V8 (622 HP) That is the engine for the 6x6 !!!
Awesome to see young people working on their own trucks... Learn all you can from your Dad Landon.. Great work...
Lan, I hope you treasure these days with (Paul) your father. My Dad and I spent every Saturday "playing" together just like that, until he was 90. He was my best friend!
So cool that your son gets to grow up learning this stuff.
You won the dad lotto kid👍
You're a good man, Paul, and a good dad!!!
Nice work. I love that your teaching your son ! If my father never took the time to make me the mechanic I am now I’d be screwed! Saves yourself so much money and keep passing it on down the family
Sweet to see Landon's truck coming together. Thanks for sharing.
It’s going to be a cracking first truck. Well done guys
It really does my heart good to see kids working like this. This is how it ought to be. It's definitely a glimmer of hope for the future!
Your a good dad Paul... going to be a cool ride! CONGRATS Landon your doing a great job!
Good to see a youngster learning from his dad .
Gonna be a nice rig .
That’s a happy kid. He will earn the right to be proud of that rig!
I like the cunifer brake line. Easy to work with and it never corrodes. I used the cunifer on my 86 Grand Prix
As the old saying goes like father like son
One thing I wished I learned how to do was to weld. I always had someone to do the welding from me, but now that I don't, it sucks. SO I hope Landon learns how to do everything from you, Paul. I'm sure he knows how to weld, but in case he hasn't learned yet, he should. I love what you're doing with this truck.
What a great kid, fair play to ya Paul and Michelle! Keep it up Lando your doing great! 🇮🇪👍
Living the dream, Paul. Building rigs with your kids.
Big block 4x4, first truck, Lucky young man! Plus all the learning. 👍🏻💪🏼🇺🇸
WOW, what great memories you are making with your boy! Great job!!! J.R.
Great video. What a father son and partial grandfather project.
Great progress you may want to build a steering box brace those trucks have a bad problem with cracking the frame behind the box
I've got a 67' GMC 3/4 ton w/400ci small block, converted into 4x4 looks the same way,but the high steer kit is incredibly nice love the content
Landons grin while you were pulling the truck out of the shop says it all.
You will always remember helping your son memories to reflect upon In your old age !
Only way to learn is making him do the work while you supervise. Great job kid! Great channel!
Way to go Dad!!#1
It's so cool that your family is so close and do such together. Not always the case.👍
Memories Landon will have forever building his first truck with his Dad. Good job Paul
Awesome learning for Landon and great job teaching Dad! Memories!!!
Mad love for ur whole family my brother. This is what America was founded on , fathers teaching sons and a village raises all the children. None of the inner city where noone knows their neighbors
These videos make me wish I my dad was around more when I was a kid. Landen is gunna be a Fab Rat just like you an that’s what this country needs. Love the channel y’all rock
It makes this ol' grandpa smile watching you "advise" your son whilst he does the wrenching! This is the best way to teach your kids how to WORK for something they want, not doing it for them. Props to you guys! And on top of all that, he has a job!!!
Paul is the absolute wizard of MAKE IT WORK!!! It’s amazing to watch how when the parts don’t work or fit, the Wizard turns to his torch or hammer and wa-la he’s happy with that.
Michelle love your cameo drop by’s. Hope the non-wheaties eating kid totally understands and appreciates what the Wizard is passing on to him. Every kid should be so lucky…He does seem to be humble and appreciative!!!! I ordered one of your guys T shirts, it’s on back order, so I’ll be looking forward to getting it! Great job to all, your fan, Tc from Nevada
At 4:58, Paul is CLEARLY a proud dad, and rightfully so!
At 13:24, that’s RIGHT Mom! 😎
I love the father and son project I never really had a dad to show me idk where my learning to do things like this came from but I've learned it
I was just rewatching your Q and A episode, waiting for this new installment.
Fab Rats is the best!
What a start you giving the boy.