@@stevez340 But so many people think he should stick to one project and go from start to finish and then move on. They are the ones that have never worked on things or had to stop a project to order more parts or wait for parts to show up. You work on what you can and move to something next while waiting on parts. This has the biggest problem with some of the car builders that had TV shows. The true timeline didn't match up with production of the TV shows and both got pissed off and so many left because it wasn't worth it.
"I thought you read the books for the articles" (followed by all the old guys knowing laughter) Bet Jace and Landon didn't even get it. 😂😂 That's old guy humor right there!
Any heavy fabrication takes time. The projects you get into are so random. That’s what makes your channel interesting to watch. As well as it is a family channel. Great stuff.
I can’t believe anyone complains about your projects. I love that you’re getting it done even though most of it’s just for fun. It doesn’t matter if you’re gonna crash it, race it, or modify it, you get a lot of stuff done!
@@kennethbrown8723and? It's a business. I get entertained, make a comment and give it a like. It's an easy exchange and it allows this family to do what they love while making people happy. It's a win win.
More projects means an endless supply of content... Paul, you do you, and we will come along for the entertaining ride!.. Thank you for sharing your life with us...
Maybe, its just a thought that you shouldn't apologize for the things you love to do!!! Paul do the things that make you happy. 65 chevy truck, 55 chevy, the jeepster what ever it is. Parts are parts the parts dont magically appear. Keep doing what your doing!!
Mr Paul myself I love the way you take old wore out scrap an give it a new life doing things it was never intended for Myself I'd just love to have 3 on the tree six banger for grocerie getter But you build what you think is best All I can say is GO FABRATS IN THE MODEL OF THE DAY THAT MAKES YOURE SHOP SOME OF BEST ANYWHERE PERIOD
Any one who is or has worked in the automotive repair business knows , just because you order a part today doesn't mean it will be in tmrw. So my comment is, NICE!! carry on paul.
Paul, content is content and variety ‘the spice of life’. Keep moving forwards it doesn’t matter what you are doing in reality. Jumping around the projects is ‘real life’ (I do that with my own stuff) it can depend on spare parts availability or decent weather to work outside (in my case) or in the shop/garage when the weather is pants. Your channel your rules.. Cheers from Scotland..
Paul, your to do list are written in stone. Chalk ( which is a stone ) . Makes for a fun time, that’s why it’s so much fun to watch and see if the viewers can keep up.
I remember you did a short video on your crane pole that you use to pull engines. Could you do another video explaining how you came up with this and how it works. Thanks for keeping us building NEW projects.😊
Paul, this is the first video I’ve watched after the birth of my son. Seeing you and your boys working in the shop has been very inspiring. You and Shawn are awesome role models. Thank you for doing what you do!
Congratulations 🎉🎈. My very first vehicle was a 1965 C-10 short bed style side. It was green, I think they painted it with roller and brush’s and had a steel floor in the bed painted red. It was a 6 cylinder, 3 on the tree. I just did a little fixing on it because about 8 months later I special order a 1974 F-100 4x4 long bed. It was the ONLY Chevrolet I’ve owned.
The only one ? You didn't see the light after getting the Ford . All kidding aside both cool trucks and worth a bit more today if you still have them . PS we always called them Fleet side where I am from
@@Kevin-ti3rz and now the rest of the story. When I was looking for my first vehicle, my uncle that I worked for in the summer on his cattle ranch found me a truck but I wanted something newer. It was a 1957 Chevrolet 5 window, it was all original but smoked a little bit and the owner thought it was a sticking valve. Of course it was a plumbers truck and had what everybody wants now, the classic painted name on the door with the rusted patina. I think he wanted $500.00.
@@Kevin-ti3rz I know where the 74 is but after living in the Midwest for 4 years before moving to the west the rust had done the damage. I gave up and sold it also with a lot of replacement metal panels. I sold it after owning it for 30 years. (1974 to 2004.).
@@MichaelKuczynski-u7o have no idea what happened to the 65. A man was waiting when I got home with the 74. Dropped the price, he gave me cash and drove off.
Cool truck the green and white will be really nice. No need to apologize I now understand somewhat how your mind works 😂 While waiting on parts and other factors you can still put out great content.
You could assemble post hole diggers, and it would still be a great video! Ignore the haters and keep on rolling. Was great to see Michelle also. Family makes this channel great!
Ahh, the Caulin and Rudy Bug bit you hard.. They did a very nice job building Caulin's truck, you gotta give them that one.. Is this a case of "youth and skill will never beat old age and treachery??"
The more projects, the more content to keep us happy! I still like seeing Shawn in the shop, I wish he would stay! Keep up the great content! Catch you on the next. ✌️ 😊
Bad news my ass- thats a great plan! Especially back to the factory color! I prefer the stepside personally, but I understand the desire for fleetside.
Michelle kicked butt on Name that part! I seem to recall that there is a trick to getting a TH400 connected to an LS engine, something like an adapter for the flex plate. Maybe sometime Paul could mention what that is and how to do that, in a future video. Thanks!
Young Paul!!!! I won’t lie I had thought Paul was a lot younger than he actually is when he told his age the one video but then the boys are older but Ms.Michelle looks so young as well I’m like damn you have kids at 16 lol 😂 you guys are great to your kids and the content shows those boys love you guys! You’ve raised them right! Love the channel more footage of you guys from back in the day is always good content you should show more little 3 minutes clips from back in the day lol 😂 call it back to the future
Don't apologize for anything Paul. You're making content and we love it. Buddy of mine had a 63 step side in highschool that we had some good fun with.
Paul is doing some serious upgrades to his '65 Chevy with rack and pinion steering and a new front structure. Nice to see 'short timer Sean and Hunter again for a little while. Michelle did her 'name that part'. I know what Paul means about not getting all of your order when they are shipped to you its a pain in the butt to get a hold of someone to tell you why it didn't ship!
WHAT THE HECK!! Matt (Matt's Off Road) is saying he's going to start measuring things, Paul's reading directions? Is this the return of the body snatchers? Is it the apopowlips? (😅🤣Apocalypse )
I grew up driving a 1965 Chevy step-side, inline six with "three on the tree". Watching this brings back great memories of that old truck. I'm with you Paul the fleetside looks way better. Will definitely be watching this transformation !!!
Just love watching whatever project you’re working on. You can have as many projects as you want. I know I have more projects than I can work on at once.
Hey Paul, this is Paul from Western Massachusetts. Haven’t talked in a while, but I should’ve been watching your shows. I had a three disc fusion in my back so now I’m recovering. I like your show because you’re always doing something different and you’re doing what you wanna do not what your people want you to do so don’t apologize to us. Just keep building doing what you do. I got out there once to visit you unfortunately you’re on vacation, but I’m the only pen in Western Massachusetts on your map. God bless.
I have a 1955 GMC 2nd series that I bought from my folks when I was 14 yrs old, so that's 46 yrs and counting. I also have piles and piles of parts for it and will start with the rebuild soon. Make your truck exactly what you want, its cool to see the new front end installed and look forward in the rest of the build.
A true gear head never has a "Finished Project" I will forever be Dinking around on my projects probably never finishing them or that's how it would seem to other people.
Being a builder myself sticking with one project can get old. Bouncing around/multitasking helps allot. Keep on keeping on, love the builds. Look forward to seeing you guys at Mount Carmel😊
Here's a News Flash for all of the Hater's that are Running their Mouth about Paul Cox aka FabRats. When I was Struggling on my 98 Grand Cherokee ZJ 4x4. Paul Cox aka FabRats was always their for me whenever I needed Him the most. And with His Help He helped me so I could upgrade everything that I need to. And Paul continue's to inspire me to do as much of the work on it that I can do.❤❤❤❤
Content idea (if you or someone else haven't thought about it). You've done the sand rail mob extravaganza, the school of jet ski adventure.. what about a dual sport gang ride? You guys have bikes, mix it up! Digging the c10
Hey , your sand box, your rules. You get to build what you want. I would like something half way that nice. I do have a 58 Biscayne I inherited 25 years ago , it hasn't seen the light of day in 18 years. Nice to see Michelle on here.
Do not listen to the tiny minority of people who think you're a performing circus monkey just for them.... Do you and continue your killer content. Even us Ford lovers will still be here. =))
I drove a three on the tree in high school and college when I met Scott and I’m so mad at you for messing with the three in the tree when they are now pretty much extinct!! Dang it Paul ruining perfectly good trucks 😃
When I was overseas in the military, we had a Ford van with a five on the tree. Nobody could drive a stick, much less a five on the tree. I was right at home, since I grew up on vehicles with three on the tree.
"Big back window kit". Oh hell YES!!! Big back window trucks are, in my opinion, so rare. In fact personally, I've Only ever seen one, and it is in a wrecker in Alberta, Canada. (It is a '61 or '62, so it also has a wrap around/curved into the doors, bottom corner. The amount of glass is quite stunning.) Anyway, exciting to see what the "kit" involves. Thanx for the inspirational videos. Keep up the good work.
Boy you two are a great team . But I'm sure you will get someone to join the crew. And don't worry about what job you are working on. I love all your videos. Nice to see the boss checking on you . I finally have saved enough money for a shirt been wanting one for a long time. Want to make sure I buy from you. Can you give me your site thank you. Boy Michelle is learning.great job.
You have one project I would love to see finished, it is orange and a build for your lady so that is one I would love to see done. I watch almost all your videos, thank you.
What a great project,taking a gift from your wife and you and you're boys turning it into a work of art . Love the sound of children in the clip when you gave Paul the truck ,one can only suspect it was Landon and Jayce 🙏😁
Just keep doing what you do Paul.. It don't matter if you're working on one project or another.... We Love Fab Rats the way it is... Don't change for anyone !
No we need 10 more projects,all at the same time Paul,,, just keep it all changed up , and that way we don’t get board of one, Michelle needs to be on the Vlog a lot more thanks BigAl California
First things first. I always hit the like button at from start, so I don't forget to at the end. I agree with the comment before me, build what you want. I enjoy the random. It puts a lot of tips, tricks, what to, and what not to do in my toolbox of knowledge. Thank you
The thing I like about your channel is Paul. No two episodes are the same old boring RUclips channel where the work on the same car. You never know what to expect with you guys. Also, I always have a laugh when you play, Name that part with Michelle.
Love the content and all the different projects 👍🏻 Love how things switch up all the time. It makes it more exciting as a viewer 👍🏻 Michelle is doing a great job on the name that part segment 😄 You guy’s are an amazing team!
Paul looked liked a little kid when you received your Christmas gift. Love seeing all of the old vehicles that you work on. All of those vehicles have rusted away here in southern Ohio years ago. My first old car was 64 Chevy SS Impala. Three on tree, a baby 6 cylinder engine. The only way I could burn was to unload my brothers so I was the only one in the car. Could not speed shift it because it would lock up on the shift column. Great memories. Love your videos. This was in 1970 when I got my license when I was 16.
Paul, my grandpa had a green and white one like that. His was a automatic. I grew up riding in that truck. I keep saying I'm going to get one because that's the one vehicle I really want to have. It don't have to be perfect at all. Grandpa's bed floor was rotten wood. But I would do anything to find his old truck. I'm sure it probably ended up in a junk yard somewhere. He sold it it 82. I can't wait to watch you build this truck.
Love it ! My first vehicle at 16 was a 1966 C10 short wide bed with a 1969 427BBC crate engine in it backed by a TH400 trans. It was a fire breather . Can't wait to see how this turns out !
No such thing as too many projects! Hit a dead end/run outta parts/get bored/lose inspiration, jump to another project! And so on... Just keep making cool videos and we'll watch 'em. Always interesting!
Glad to see you guys on this project!!! I had a 66 stepside i got from my dad. He got it when i was 2 and i learned how to drive in it going to BMX races and eventually he gave it to me. I did a partial restore on it then life and kids came and had to sell it and that was a sad day. I'm currently looking for another one now that I'm in my mid 50's to work on with my son. Brings back some cool memories of working on his with him.
man that triggered forgotten memories from 50 years ago. learned to drive on my dad's work truck-1962 chevy half ton long bed 2wd straight 6 with manual 3 on the tree. no power steering or brakes, swayed side to side like a barge, took a quart of oil per day.
Paul the last time I checked this is your show build what you want to build !!!! No need to apologize !!
You’re right, it is his show and he can do whatever he wants to😂
Yup.
By the way, whats with the 55 Chevy?
@@stevez340 But so many people think he should stick to one project and go from start to finish and then move on. They are the ones that have never worked on things or had to stop a project to order more parts or wait for parts to show up. You work on what you can and move to something next while waiting on parts. This has the biggest problem with some of the car builders that had TV shows. The true timeline didn't match up with production of the TV shows and both got pissed off and so many left because it wasn't worth it.
Yeah Paul . Something like say maybe a jeepster or something.
He use to build stuff. Now he wears his backward and does burnouts.
"I thought you read the books for the articles" (followed by all the old guys knowing laughter) Bet Jace and Landon didn't even get it. 😂😂 That's old guy humor right there!
The dirtiest joke ever on Fab Rats. 😂
I was geeking. Yea them books were always bottom drawer of toolbox next to the cowboy killers
As a kid finding Dad's Play boy mags 'hidden' under their bed 😂 That was what he told us kids!
Yeah the kids didn’t have a clue on that one lol
Every time I see a belly button, I look for the staple!
Build what you want when you want too ! We watch for the people and the experience! And that is where your family shines !
Very true.
Amen
Exactly!! We see about 2-3 hours of your week. You've gotten yourself and family this far successfully, and did it long before RUclips.
Any heavy fabrication takes time. The projects you get into are so random. That’s what makes your channel interesting to watch. As well as it is a family channel. Great stuff.
I can’t believe anyone complains about your projects. I love that you’re getting it done even though most of it’s just for fun. It doesn’t matter if you’re gonna crash it, race it, or modify it, you get a lot of stuff done!
It's the internet, you could give little a gold bar and they would complain that it was heavy and they didn't like the colour
I can’t believe, you can’t believe! The entire premise of these RUclips channels is to promote comments!!
@@kennethbrown8723and? It's a business. I get entertained, make a comment and give it a like. It's an easy exchange and it allows this family to do what they love while making people happy. It's a win win.
Continue on enjoy the builds. Enjoy your family time with sons in the shop building stuff.
Shawn don’t leave Paul,., he needs you !!! ,. The channel needs you !
Glad to see Shawn in the shop
I agree. Going to miss hunter.
Yeah I’m happy to see Shawn
I hope that Shawn stays at FabRats ❤❤❤❤
I can't believe how many peoples lives hinge on whether or not you finish a project. I'm down with whatever you do. It's always good content. Rock on
More projects means an endless supply of content... Paul, you do you, and we will come along for the entertaining ride!.. Thank you for sharing your life with us...
Ain’t nothing like watching fabrats at work. You build whatever u want Paul we’re just along for the ride
Maybe, its just a thought that you shouldn't apologize for the things you love to do!!!
Paul do the things that make you happy. 65 chevy truck, 55 chevy, the jeepster what ever it is. Parts are parts the parts dont magically appear. Keep doing what your doing!!
A project is finished when the builder is satisfied that it is finished. So keep on building your projects. We love them.
Mr Paul myself I love the way you take old wore out scrap an give it a new life doing things it was never intended for
Myself I'd just love to have 3 on the tree six banger for grocerie getter
But you build what you think is best
All I can say is GO FABRATS
IN THE MODEL OF THE DAY THAT
MAKES YOURE SHOP SOME OF BEST ANYWHERE PERIOD
Yes !!! Michelle is back 👍🏻 (name that part) Great truck project Paul & clever patch quilt sis 🇺🇸✌🏻🫶🏻 TY
Any one who is or has worked in the automotive repair business knows , just because you order a part today doesn't mean it will be in tmrw. So my comment is, NICE!! carry on paul.
picture framer here
use to be twice a day delivery now twice a week
Australia
I'm on the other side of the industry, and it kinda hurts to know that so many parts take forever to get. I hate it.
Waited four months for my down pipe
I love when Michelle's "name that part is coming up! Her "down to earth" logic is hilarious...keep it on😂
Paul, content is content and variety ‘the spice of life’. Keep moving forwards it doesn’t matter what you are doing in reality. Jumping around the projects is ‘real life’ (I do that with my own stuff) it can depend on spare parts availability or decent weather to work outside (in my case) or in the shop/garage when the weather is pants. Your channel your rules.. Cheers from Scotland..
Paul, your to do list are written in stone. Chalk ( which is a stone ) . Makes for a fun time, that’s why it’s so much fun to watch and see if the viewers can keep up.
Good to see the queen involved again!!
She's right ! ... it's been a while since we've seen a "Name That Part with Michelle" ... glad to see it again!
I remember you did a short video on your crane pole that you use to pull engines. Could you do another video explaining how you came up with this and how it works. Thanks for keeping us building NEW projects.😊
Paul, this is the first video I’ve watched after the birth of my son. Seeing you and your boys working in the shop has been very inspiring. You and Shawn are awesome role models. Thank you for doing what you do!
Congratulations 🎉🎈. My very first vehicle was a 1965 C-10 short bed style side. It was green, I think they painted it with roller and brush’s and had a steel floor in the bed painted red. It was a 6 cylinder, 3 on the tree. I just did a little fixing on it because about 8 months later I special order a 1974 F-100 4x4 long bed. It was the ONLY Chevrolet I’ve owned.
The only one ? You didn't see the light after getting the Ford . All kidding aside both cool trucks and worth a bit more today if you still have them . PS we always called them Fleet side where I am from
@@Kevin-ti3rz and now the rest of the story. When I was looking for my first vehicle, my uncle that I worked for in the summer on his cattle ranch found me a truck but I wanted something newer. It was a 1957 Chevrolet 5 window, it was all original but smoked a little bit and the owner thought it was a sticking valve. Of course it was a plumbers truck and had what everybody wants now, the classic painted name on the door with the rusted patina. I think he wanted $500.00.
It’s one you need to have back :-)
@@Kevin-ti3rz I know where the 74 is but after living in the Midwest for 4 years before moving to the west the rust had done the damage. I gave up and sold it also with a lot of replacement metal panels. I sold it after owning it for 30 years. (1974 to 2004.).
@@MichaelKuczynski-u7o have no idea what happened to the 65. A man was waiting when I got home with the 74. Dropped the price, he gave me cash and drove off.
I love it when Michelle asks what was wrong with it 😂 Paul’s just making it cooler. Love you guys ❤
Cool truck the green and white will be really nice. No need to apologize I now understand somewhat how your mind works 😂 While waiting on parts and other factors you can still put out great content.
You could assemble post hole diggers, and it would still be a great video! Ignore the haters and keep on rolling. Was great to see Michelle also. Family makes this channel great!
Ahh, the Caulin and Rudy Bug bit you hard.. They did a very nice job building Caulin's truck, you gotta give them that one.. Is this a case of "youth and skill will never beat old age and treachery??"
I was thinking the same thing, seeing Caulins truck got the gears turning in his head.
It’s no wonder why we love this channel, just a nice guy with a great garage full of tools 🧰 building vehicles that he likes.
Work on one project till you get bored or run out of parts. Then start the next one. It’s the best way to do it.
Thanks for taking us along.
As many I guess I come here from watching the MORR channel.
I love the timelapses you do when doing projects. 😎
"I thought you read the book for the articles." Did not expect that from Paul but it was priceless!!!😂😂
So nice to see Shawn. Really enjoy seeing your family working together.
Go Jace, keep holding him to the instructions.
The more projects, the more content to keep us happy! I still like seeing Shawn in the shop, I wish he would stay! Keep up the great content! Catch you on the next. ✌️ 😊
Seeing Rudy the other day lit a fire!
Beautiful truck. I miss my '69. One of those retrospect moments when I realize I should have NEVER got rid of it. Thank you for sharing
Bad news my ass- thats a great plan! Especially back to the factory color! I prefer the stepside personally, but I understand the desire for fleetside.
Michelle kicked butt on Name that part! I seem to recall that there is a trick to getting a TH400 connected to an LS engine, something like an adapter for the flex plate. Maybe sometime Paul could mention what that is and how to do that, in a future video. Thanks!
Young Paul!!!! I won’t lie I had thought Paul was a lot younger than he actually is when he told his age the one video but then the boys are older but Ms.Michelle looks so young as well I’m like damn you have kids at 16 lol 😂 you guys are great to your kids and the content shows those boys love you guys! You’ve raised them right! Love the channel more footage of you guys from back in the day is always good content you should show more little 3 minutes clips from back in the day lol 😂 call it back to the future
Don't apologize for anything Paul. You're making content and we love it. Buddy of mine had a 63 step side in highschool that we had some good fun with.
Paul is doing some serious upgrades to his '65 Chevy with rack and pinion steering and a new front structure. Nice to see 'short timer Sean and Hunter again for a little while. Michelle did her 'name that part'. I know what Paul means about not getting all of your order when they are shipped to you its a pain in the butt to get a hold of someone to tell you why it didn't ship!
WHAT THE HECK!! Matt (Matt's Off Road) is saying he's going to start measuring things, Paul's reading directions? Is this the return of the body snatchers? Is it the apopowlips? (😅🤣Apocalypse )
I grew up driving a 1965 Chevy step-side, inline six with "three on the tree". Watching this brings back great memories of that old truck. I'm with you Paul the fleetside looks way better. Will definitely be watching this transformation !!!
When you set this race Merlin don't forget about Chad so he can bring Gonzo.
Just love watching whatever project you’re working on. You can have as many projects as you want. I know I have more projects than I can work on at once.
"Jace, you just run the camera ". 😂
Hey Paul, this is Paul from Western Massachusetts. Haven’t talked in a while, but I should’ve been watching your shows. I had a three disc fusion in my back so now I’m recovering. I like your show because you’re always doing something different and you’re doing what you wanna do not what your people want you to do so don’t apologize to us. Just keep building doing what you do. I got out there once to visit you unfortunately you’re on vacation, but I’m the only pen in Western Massachusetts on your map. God bless.
Love when Michelle can name the parts in whatever they’re working on
I have a 1955 GMC 2nd series that I bought from my folks when I was 14 yrs old, so that's 46 yrs and counting. I also have piles and piles of parts for it and will start with the rebuild soon. Make your truck exactly what you want, its cool to see the new front end installed and look forward in the rest of the build.
A true gear head never has a "Finished Project" I will forever be Dinking around on my projects probably never finishing them or that's how it would seem to other people.
Jace really adds some humorous and spot on comments along the way.
Lol, 6 of one and a half dozen of the other. I haven’t heard that in years, my grandpa used that term regularly.
My grandma said "six to one half dozen or the other"!
Being a builder myself sticking with one project can get old. Bouncing around/multitasking helps allot. Keep on keeping on, love the builds. Look forward to seeing you guys at Mount Carmel😊
Here's a News Flash for all of the Hater's that are Running their Mouth about Paul Cox aka FabRats. When I was Struggling on my 98 Grand Cherokee ZJ 4x4. Paul Cox aka FabRats was always their for me whenever I needed Him the most. And with His Help He helped me so I could upgrade everything that I need to. And Paul continue's to inspire me to do as much of the work on it that I can do.❤❤❤❤
I don't care if the new project is painting your kitchen. I'll watch and give it a like😊!!!
I love NAME THAT PART !!!! My wife is the same way !!!
My hats off to the people who engineer these kits those people are really sharp. It is six in a row.Jim from Kennerdell PA
That's how those of us with dyslexia go through life.😂
This old fella will never complain about anything you all do. Love your channel and your wonderful family. Will be watching as long as I possibly can
Jace and his comments are a riot. If he doubts Mom too much there is PB&J for many meals!! 😆😆😆😆
Content idea (if you or someone else haven't thought about it). You've done the sand rail mob extravaganza, the school of jet ski adventure.. what about a dual sport gang ride? You guys have bikes, mix it up! Digging the c10
I can't believe nobody has commented on the "I thought you read the books for the articles" comment. 😂 IYKYK.
and how they both giggled about it for a minute......
They always had great articles on melons.
I laugh pretty hard on that one!!
Have to wonder if any of the youngsters know what they are talking about
Lol I probably would have, thought it was funny . It's a very old saying that has been used lots in the movies.
I'll bet you got a look at that truck Rudy and Collin are building and it got your creative juices flowing. Good luck on this one.
Where is little shop kitty? We have missed him.
Didn't Socks make a cameo about 3-4 Vida back?
He's probably on the clock chasing a mouse somewhere.
Hey , your sand box, your rules. You get to build what you want. I would like something half way that nice. I do have a 58 Biscayne I inherited 25 years ago , it hasn't seen the light of day in 18 years. Nice to see Michelle on here.
Do not listen to the tiny minority of people who think you're a performing circus monkey just for them.... Do you and continue your killer content. Even us Ford lovers will still be here. =))
Jace's sarcastic commentary is a definite plus.
I drove a three on the tree in high school and college when I met Scott and I’m so mad at you for messing with the three in the tree when they are now pretty much extinct!! Dang it Paul ruining perfectly good trucks 😃
When I was overseas in the military, we had a Ford van with a five on the tree. Nobody could drive a stick, much less a five on the tree. I was right at home, since I grew up on vehicles with three on the tree.
Your randomness in your projects is what keeps me coming back!
Who's the new guy?
Paul at least Michael comes in your shop. I can't get my wife to even walk by mine ❤.
God Bless Everyone ❤. Stay safe 🙏
Bottle that ,it's a Bonus isn't it ?
@@thatdave86
I'm definitely not complaining
More projects = more better, right? Everyone always tells me more is better so run with it!
Michelle you look 10 years younger. Good for you. You look really good.
"Big back window kit". Oh hell YES!!! Big back window trucks are, in my opinion, so rare. In fact personally, I've Only ever seen one, and it is in a wrecker in Alberta, Canada. (It is a '61 or '62, so it also has a wrap around/curved into the doors, bottom corner. The amount of glass is quite stunning.) Anyway, exciting to see what the "kit" involves. Thanx for the inspirational videos. Keep up the good work.
Boy you two are a great team . But I'm sure you will get someone to join the crew. And don't worry about what job you are working on. I love all your videos. Nice to see the boss checking on you . I finally have saved enough money for a shirt been wanting one for a long time. Want to make sure I buy from you. Can you give me your site thank you. Boy Michelle is learning.great job.
I wish negative people would just stop.
Do what makes you happy.
You are an outstanding family man and such a hard worker.
You have one project I would love to see finished, it is orange and a build for your lady so that is one I would love to see done. I watch almost all your videos, thank you.
I dig your project choices and the inclusion of your family. Great channel.
That’s a super rad truck. And super cool Michelle bought it for you.
What a great project,taking a gift from your wife and you and you're boys turning it into a work of art . Love the sound of children in the clip when you gave Paul the truck ,one can only suspect it was Landon and Jayce 🙏😁
I am so glad to see Shawn back in the saddle I hope he can stay around for a while
Hey Sean 👍 nice to see your still around buddy.
Just keep doing what you do Paul.. It don't matter if you're working on one project or another.... We
Love Fab Rats the way it is... Don't change for anyone !
No we need 10 more projects,all at the same time Paul,,, just keep it all changed up , and that way we don’t get board of one, Michelle needs to be on the Vlog a lot more thanks BigAl California
First things first. I always hit the like button at from start, so I don't forget to at the end. I agree with the comment before me, build what you want. I enjoy the random. It puts a lot of tips, tricks, what to, and what not to do in my toolbox of knowledge. Thank you
The thing I like about your channel is Paul. No two episodes are the same old boring RUclips channel where the work on the same car. You never know what to expect with you guys. Also, I always have a laugh when you play, Name that part with Michelle.
Very cool '65 truck for sure, it's going to be a lot of fun. Speaking of fun, Michelle is fun...she rocks, always.
Love the content and all the different projects 👍🏻 Love how things switch up all the time. It makes it more exciting as a viewer 👍🏻 Michelle is doing a great job on the name that part segment 😄 You guy’s are an amazing team!
Start as many projects as you want I’m happy to watch. But I am very excited for you to start the Tacoma overhaul
Paul looked liked a little kid when you received your Christmas gift. Love seeing all of the old vehicles that you work on. All of those vehicles have rusted away here in southern Ohio years ago. My first old car was 64 Chevy SS Impala. Three on tree, a baby 6 cylinder engine. The only way I could burn was to unload my brothers so I was the only one in the car. Could not speed shift it because it would lock up on the shift column. Great memories. Love your videos. This was in 1970 when I got my license when I was 16.
Paul, my grandpa had a green and white one like that. His was a automatic. I grew up riding in that truck. I keep saying I'm going to get one because that's the one vehicle I really want to have. It don't have to be perfect at all. Grandpa's bed floor was rotten wood. But I would do anything to find his old truck. I'm sure it probably ended up in a junk yard somewhere. He sold it it 82. I can't wait to watch you build this truck.
Love it ! My first vehicle at 16 was a 1966 C10 short wide bed with a 1969 427BBC crate engine in it backed by a TH400 trans. It was a fire breather . Can't wait to see how this turns out !
I have been watching you guys for over two weeks now to catch up. Love watching you guys
This is going to be exciting to watch. It's good to see Grandma Lolly and Michelle in the shop. Thank you for sharing 👌 😊
This is one of your very best videos. Keep them coming on this rebuild.👍🇺🇸🔧
No such thing as too many projects! Hit a dead end/run outta parts/get bored/lose inspiration, jump to another project! And so on... Just keep making cool videos and we'll watch 'em. Always interesting!
Glad to see you guys on this project!!! I had a 66 stepside i got from my dad. He got it when i was 2 and i learned how to drive in it going to BMX races and eventually he gave it to me. I did a partial restore on it then life and kids came and had to sell it and that was a sad day. I'm currently looking for another one now that I'm in my mid 50's to work on with my son. Brings back some cool memories of working on his with him.
love this truck but I miss seeing the Jeepster being worked on
man that triggered forgotten memories from 50 years ago. learned to drive on my dad's work truck-1962 chevy half ton long bed 2wd straight 6 with manual 3 on the tree. no power steering or brakes, swayed side to side like a barge, took a quart of oil per day.
"I dunno if we should trust that strap"
Landon... Truer words have never been spoken lolol