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One of the nicest TRUCKS on UA-cam...back in the mid 70's a buddy of mine bought a 1969 "Cornbinder" 4x4 with a 392 V/8 and a 4-spd...we hauled STUFF with that truck, used it to hunt and fish in some of the roughest places on Vancouver Island, loaded dirt bikes into it and played in the mud....it was a great truck, so seeing yours( albeit a bit older), was very cool, so thank you.

Outstanding truck. Power steering with power brakes is a really nice touch. The dog dish hub caps give it a great look.

My daddy worked at several sawmills throughout his life! That’s all he knew besides galaxing, gathering princess pine, and making the most beautiful wreaths, he was a jack of all trades! ❤️✝️🥰

I remember drinking the best water , cold and clear from a spring creek coming out of the mountains on my grandfather's farm in the mid 1950's. Johnson fork,. Van Cleve , Breathitt county, KY. 65 years ago and I still remember how refreshing it was on that hot summer day.

thank you beautiful country and history. have always liked the Smokey Mountains along with the blue ridge Rockey mountains. God bless

So touching. I grew up with many advantages, bu often think I would have been happier living a simple life in a beautiful place with a good man, hard work, and a family.

if im going to listen to hymns id might as well go listen to one i can enjoy ; ua-cam.com/video/lQOuHnU53WU/v-deo.html

Did they know Winchester wasn’t the only name brand of rifle made?

My Granddaddy used to say “They’s not a lot a problems that can’t be fixed with $700 and a Winchester rifle.” Smoky Mountain memories

Have you ever heard of a Holler called Drop Rock Holler? My Maternal family is from the Mountains & supposedly from Drop Rock

Beautiful mountains

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How much will you sale the scout please

I have 5,000 feet of hardwoods that was cut and logged out of the Smokies by the Little River Lumber Co.. That wood is aged 90 years now.

I really like this video. Grateful to get this story about the lives in smoky mountains. it resembles the life in northern Sweden when my grand parents lived there.

Where is the gas tank located now?

Klamath falls Oregon is listening and watching

Thank you Gordon for this! Here’s a little something for you: ua-cam.com/video/4MspluzIpjU/v-deo.html

My family came from there. You can see a photo of one i the gift shop.

That banjo tune didnt they play that a lot on Hee Haw.

Cade’s cove one of the most beautiful places on Earth 🤗

As a kid, we had a pot-belly stove that was the central heat for the house. We had two hods, one for regular and one for pea coal. Love the photos where the loyal dogs pose with the owners. life would be dull w/o these loyal,happy, playful companions. My grandma would always give me a little 3X3 garden, and let me plant leaf lettuce and radishes, two crops that grow fast! Learned to fish for sunfish and perch at age 8, and still fishing at age 98, in FL, for larger saltwater fish! we boys wore knickers until we passed 8th grade. That was a time when you got got your first suit, with one pair of knickers and one pair of long pants. With an older brother, I wore hand-me-downs for years. Nothing went to waste. Old wool sweaters were unwound, and then rewoven into scarves and mittens. Canning was always started in the summer with peaches,or pears. Later came tomatoes ,green beans,beets. Money was scarce then.

I’m just curious as to how much money worth of ginseng is in that park itself since it’s forbidden and illegal to hunt in the Cades cove National Park

Nice

I was raised in them mountians. Part Cherokee but 100 percent Appalachian, this song. Brings back memories. Of long long ago , God bless u,,ins, I'm getting old now , Take care,

Is it still available?

Clean restoration with attention to details. Onward!

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noice ride bud love it

Gordon Jr. Really enjoyed this....I'm so fortunate to have known both your Dad Gordon Sr. and more importantly was a good friend of your Grandfather, Willie Wright. I saw Willie daily working at ALCOA in the early 1960's era...I was in the quality control area in both welded tube and roofing siding manufacturing areas...Over the years I was considered to be very knowledgeable in these two products because I spent hours daily with Willie Wright and Kyle Bradshaw who were the BEST roll formed products machine operators in the business...Willie also told me many of the things your Dad just mentioned. Later on in the 80's I saw Gordon daily and attended daily maintenance meetings in the North Plant Cold Mills with him. Since I'm acquainted with your daughters Victoria and Isabella and your spouse Monica...I'm proud to say I've been touched very positively by FOUR generations of the WRIGHT gang....Thanks for posting this. Lynn Tittsworth

Thank you so much for telling me the name of the hymn. It's such a beautiful song and with the pandemic going on The Trumpet song brings great relief to me.

What is the name of the hymn at the beginning of the video? Could you please let me know. Thank you so much.

Partner,you just made my day- night- I had a 64 C- short bed near this same color. Truck was a pulling beast, 152 co.in. 4 cylinder,floor shift. Or as he was known as a 4 banger corn 🌽 busker. Thanks, Pablo, I sure do miss that ole friend.

HI Gordon, I can't find how to contact you about the travelall. Can you add something about your website or facebook presence?

Thanks for sharing this video, this a very pretty and neat truck. Love the rumble of engine. Definitely cool. Great job restoring the truck.

In 1980 I Went to the winsconson mud runs in that truck! We pulled a big rv there! My Father Was the international Rep That year! Wow I remember the interier! I would love to see it again!

1980 had the square headlights in them.

Nice ride .

What engine?

Nice one Gordon! Michael Talley

What is the hydro boost off of

I don't believe that motor has a turbo.

How much lift

what a rich piece of history this video is. Glad I was able to watch it and learn from it.