There once was a time where blue collar folk and city folk alike worked on there own vehicles. Now, city folk don't even know what bathroom to use. Random words of wisdom for the upcoming generation that happen to live in the city.
So, this comment is for JD. This is the car you keep. You never sell. You fix it when you inevitably crash in it as a teenager. You go on first dates in it. You drive off from the wedding chappal, dragging a bunch of tin cans on strings in it. It's the first car to pull into the first driveway of the first home you buy. You keep working on it with your own kids. Finally, you hand over the keys to your kid as his or her first car. Why do you do all of that?? Because it's your first car that you and your dad built together.
I still have my car I got when I was 18, I'm 46 now and I watch ALL of these old timers wish they had never sold their car when they were younger. It's sooo important to not sell it no matter what!
I miss the years of when my son and I did this stuff. We swapped our rusted out frame on my 65 Galaxie 2 dr ht, put the 394FE I built back in 1999 and pulled it out of the truck, put the C6 and 4.33 locker in and the engine/transmission swap in, it was so much fun. I m 62 now and blind and my son is 40 now and really busy with his own family and work. Do these things while you can. They grow up so fast!
This is the most real video on working on cars I have ever seen. Not everything gets done perfect in 30 minutes with commercial breaks and almost losing the garage. Set backs, wrong parts, blood has to be given sometime and lots of disappointments goes with that perfect day of driving your project. Dalton, this is the right way to do videos for your channel. Salute for never giving up.
Well done. I watch many channels and you are with many of them in content. That being said Vice Grip garage and Goonzquad were barely above your level when I began watching them and both are well over a million subscribers now. Sleeperdude is striving as well and 3 of those and your channel involve father son involvement (sleeperdude has his entire family involved) and goonzquad is sons and father. See a pattern? You are doing well. I live down in Poplar Bluff MO and am 76. I am looking for a 47 or 48 Chrysler sedan with a straight 8 and stick shift for my final car.
What a good kid JD is he’s gonna be a hell of a mechanic in a few years came across this channel bout a month ago and been watching ever since. Also gotta say you are a hell of a dad this world needs a lot more like you good luck guys.
Awesome build to do with the kid!! He’s gonna be a hard worker it seems.! My bosses grand son tried to take a picture under water with a cell phone he knew wasn’t waterproof cuz his mother just recently had to dry it out in rice already once!!??? He also likes to pedal mtn bikes backwards while shifting gears until the derailer bends to all to hell.!? The kid doesn’t have a role model at all so he’s all over the place. Your doing a great job! All you gotta do is try and that’s mountains more then most fathers.
The way JD says "yeah" makes me smile, and because he is so flexible he's perfect for working inside the engine bay. I will watch you, and JD working on his car anyday before some fancy garage show on TV.
As much as it drives a man crazy trying to get everything done and done right the first time, it never seems to work that way. But the memories that you and JD are making can never be replaced. These are stories you'll tell again and again and they'll never get old. I enjoy watching you and your son . Keep the videos coming.
There's no substitute for quality time with your kids. Keep learning on JD, he will cherish these moments when he's older and will hopefully pass along these lessons to his kids. Keep up the good work, been here since the first Holey Goat video and I'm enjoying watching the channel grow.
Haven´t owned a car for 30 years. Have no idea why I find car-wrenching videos so entertaining, but keep them coming, please. Love to see you teaching on your son, and generally hanging out together. I live in Denmark, where we don´t really have old cars (long, cold, wet winters and aggressive salting on the roads), so no luck for me, I guess :( -But I can enjoy vicariously from shows like yours. Say hi to the Algorithm from me ;)
J.D. is a lucky young man to have a Dad like you, that spends time with him and teaches him the important things. You know... car stuff! He will grow up to be a fine man! Thats good on you.
🙌. Ure a GOOD MAN, GREAT FATHER. My Dad, who I was doing my apprenticeship with, kept making me , whilst teaching me, completely rebuild a 73 MINI ………….. every ounce, even painting it……. Then, one day I had to go take my driving test, during work time. I passed and came back to work . My Mum was in the office at the time of my arrival….. and they hugged me, ( well Mum did) Dad, shook my hand and said very well done Son…. and threw the mini keys at me…. Best go test your car runs ok. Boy did I cry. Lost for words.
I’ve been a professional mechanic for 30 years and I have my own shop at my house. I remember very well working with my son when he was your son’s age. Now he’s a Gunnery Sgt. in the USMC. He was also very thin and wormy like your son. Now he could fold me up like a napkin if he wanted to. Enjoy the process as much as the final product. Time really is all that you have.👍
I was a ford transmission tech forever.the secret to lining up the torque converter studs is to center the stud at 12:00 and the flywheel hole the same.once it is installed,check to make sure the stud wiggles in the hole in the flywheel.if not,pull it back out because something is not right.
Heck yea! Been waiting to hear that old Ford bust off. Tractor Supply had their brand farm and implement paint and it's a great car paint for 25% of the cost of auto paint. As long as you like the colors. Heck yea! This build is right up my alley. You and JD make a great team.
Hello JD & Dalton, I'm three months behind in this vlog but every time I want to comment I'm in trying to enjoy a self made ciggy. Now let me say I think Chevrolet had a phenominal design with their bat wing '59 Impala with its curved class windscreen and unique laid flat tail fins, BUT.... I can't throw the '59 Ford Fiarlane to the curb being my family owned one in the mid to late '60s. This car, your first Hot Rod JD, is awesome! The work you're putting into it will be a memory that stays with you for a lifetime. Also this classic end of the tail fin years design has its own rad design that I'll always be jealous of any owner of, as it is the first memory of the car my family owned. The work you and your father are puttng into making it a reliable Hot Rod will remain with you for your entire life. So just know it now, you are a very special young man to your pop and always give him props for this effort he puts out to help you with fostering a love for classic autos. This '59 is a fine looking and will always be a great car for you as the first car you owned, as they always are, forever. p.s. JD, it's good to see you have become more comfortable speaking in these vlogs, don't be shy JD, you are a natrual, whether you know it or not. And I'm happy to hear you speak more about the 'haps' as things are happening here.
I have found when I lube up my wheels of my cherry picker it makes life a lot easier. I just had to remember to do it before I lift an engine. Good to see a father teaching his son skills. 👍
Just found your channel and love it! I love the way you include JD in your content. He is great kid! You are giving him not only knowledge of how to do what you do, but more importantly, time which is the greatest gift of all. My kids don't remember any gift I gave them, but they do remember what we did together. I look forward to following you along on your adventures in wrench turning. Keep up the good work!
Back in the day I had a 61 Galaxie 500 with a 428 ci and a full race Moon cam. It shook itself apart on the street in a year. Then I bought a 64 Galaxie 500, 390 with a T-10 Borg Warner. That was a really nice car. Two door hardtop, all black and chrome with factory mags. Really cool for a 19 year old in 1969. My first really good car. I started working on my cars at 15 when I bought my first car, a 54 Chevy. Love the way you are teaching JD. I truly wish I had someone to teach me back then.
I like the way you are teaching the boy how to work on cars. My dad did the same with me when I was a young teenager. I am now 76 and have thought my kids and grand kids the same, thanks for the video. Jim
Great to see a Dad and his Son working together. My son and I are still tinkering with our old Fords. I'm now 63 and he's 35 years old. He's got a 64 Fairlane and I have a 63 Mercury. Fun cruising to shows together. Keep up the Good Work👍❤🙏😅
I love how you include your son in everything your an awesome dad,unlike Bad chad that belittles his son for all to see,keep up the great work 👍, your a shining example of how a father should be
Quality time Working on cars With my dad Was some of the best Memories I have These videos bring back memories being a kid and dad showing me how to fix hotrods appreciate the Entertainment Dalton @Pole Barn Garage
When I was young, my dad never sat me down and taught me anything. He would just wave me off and always made me feel like I couldn’t do anything. It’s so nice to see you teaching and guiding your son, he’s going to grow up to be a great man.
Thank you for uploading this. I had an awful weekend and the neighbor I grew up learning repairing things from is gone. Your uploads really brighten things for me sometimes. On the Ford C6 I was taught that the torque converter seats in 3 steps and you want to be able to wiggle the torque converter stud side to side and that will show it isn't bound up. I've had my C6 out a few times and they are a pain but I still like my Fords.
Dalton, you are the best to watch now. Derek has gone to motor trend and you don't get the good bills that he used to do when he was bringing them back to life and I used to watch Kevin and Mook. But now when you watch Kevin, he has infomercials in the middle of his restorations earbuds and other sponsors and I don't think you get the true information anymore. He's too busy backing his sponsors but you are honest about everything and you work with your brother and your son and your wife. It's almost a family show. You've got a great sense of humor and I'm sure there's a lot of us out here that appreciate you. Keep up the good work!
Well thank you, as far as sponsors go I actually work with the same people as jyd, you'll see about 2 a month from me just to help keep the lights on now that I'm doing this as a full time job. Hope you don't think less!
I'm a fairly new subscriber, and this kind of vlog is why I watch. Reminds me of my father and grandfather and I out in the yard and me learning and passing tools. I miss those days both of them have passed on. Unfortunately my son had no desire to get under the hood, and my grandson lives a thousand miles away. So I get to relive a bit thru you're vlogs. As a matter of fact my grandfather drove a car just like this one when I was young.
I’ve only been watching your channel for a little while. This is my favorite when you are working with and teaching your son. Reminds me of working with my dad when I was his age. 😊. Please keep this content going.
I'm really looking forward to the paint and body stuff coming up. Don't feel bad about the trans, its a worse feeling when it gives out entirely just outside the "free" towing range of your insurance provider. That's gonna be a real nice ride when you're done and something to have a lot of pride in.
Little man is much stronger than he looks, good-job!,👍, I'll have to come back later to finish watching this, but great video so-far guys, thanks for sharing.
Really nice to see JD working with you on his first car. Its something he'll ALWAYS remember and so will you! Good times...and the car is gonna be outstanding! Well done!
👍🇺🇸Good stuff! JD is an awesome worker! Right there w/ his Pop! Good on you!! I remember laying on the ground, helping my Dad install a trans in his ‘73 Buick Estate wagon. Everything done then fluid pouring from pump. Forgot to make sure front pump seal was in place. Removed trans & it had no seal! Anyway, I was 11 or 12 yrs old. I’ll never forget those times working beside my dad. He’s gone now but never forgotten. (RIP Dad, I miss ya sir)
Love how your straight forward manner keeps JD interested and learning from you. Your hands on teaching will go along way in future endeavors where the goal is a long way off. Patience is what most kids these days have little of. I have great respect for your knowledge of early generations of vehicles that don't have all these cool electronics but just the basics.
For JD: Enjoy ALL this time that you get to work with your Dad on all of his projects. You'll look back in a few years and when it might not happen so much anymore because life get in the way, you'll have these memories to enjoy forever. I love seeing you bond with your Dad and you're becoming quite a great mechanic without even knowing it. KEEP AT IT!!!! And thanks for the great videos!!!! 😉😊
Dalton, I really like watching your content because Your Real World!!! Meaning that Not everything goes as planned!!! Its also Awesome that You Include JD In Your Videos!!!
Enjoy the show and the time processing with your son the things that can happen along the way. He will certainly appreciate it when he is older. Thanks for a good show.
You are an incredible family, a true spirit of the United States, it is a pity that such family heirlooms remained only away from big cities. I hope this atmosphere will continue to be preserved in your family and will be transmitted further! Hello from Belarus!
I love seeing the quality time you have with JD all I would like to see you do is get him wearing safety glasses, especially when he was using the drill with the wire cup.
My friend, I love your channel. I am 61 years old and have been through everything you show. I do own a 65 GTO. I am second owner and a PHS certified car. When I get get stressed I detail it, jump in it with Koda(my dog) cruise around the block and if my stress level is high I get that 3rd gear chirp. Koda loves it more than me. Message me and I will send something your way. Keep up the good work with your kid. That is golden.
Very Very Good. You deserve the FATHER OF THE YEAR AWARD!!! So glad that engine ran that good. Gives me insperation when I start on my 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 LTD Fastback restoration fe 352.
"Turn on your AC." Yes, I really miss those wing windows. I also want to thank you for these videos. Last night we started rebuilding an engine for my '69 GMC C25, and I'm so excited!!!
better this than his eyes glued to a cell phone.this he will FONDLY remember for life and remember who worked on this beauty with him.....can not put a dollar value on what this would mean to the young lad. you have my utmost respect
Hi there Pole Barn Garage, Just wanna say how awesome your video`s are. You take cars that most people would never go near, and give these car`s another chance. Our planet is so wasteful, so it`s all credit to you and JD for spending your time and money to do this. Thank you !!!
Dangit, good luck on the trans and glad to hear someone on the internet will be trying to finish their project (paint/body) every set back you both get is showing that young man how to handle them Central California watching.
Thanks for letting people know what mechanic work is all about No fancy 10 million dollars cats, just old/new mechanic real tricks of the trade helpful hints and good ole American sarcasm. Awesome work
I like the way you explain what you're working on it's easy to follow and understand I myself work on cars and trucks and been doing it for 45 yrs I explain to the customer what I did and show how I do it. Which is why they come back. thankyou for making it look easy you are one of the best
How my people do I know who tell me "My ol' man was never there for me " or "My ol' man was a S.O.B." many of the people who tell me this are walking turds with arms and legs, hateful wretched excuses for human beings with no direction in life. Now look at your situation. You are taking the time and making the effort to be there for your boy. He's learning something every time you guys go into the garage, and he's picking up hands on experience that he'll use for the rest of his life. You're also earning his respect, the real kind that is given freely and is from the heart. Thanks to you, he's gonna have a fighting chance in life. I can see that you two are also having fun and making memories you'll be talking about when you're old, (You remind me of my Dad in a lot of ways. I was extremely lucky to have him.) You sir, are doing a great job making sure that there is at least one more good human on planet earth. You were a very funny guy when you were putting the goat together, and I laughed my butt off most of the time. Now I see from what you've been doing here that there's a lot more to you than just being funny. My hat is off and I say "much respect" Cheers!!
I love watching your videos and JD is a hard working. He is a smart young man. After 20 years or so he will know about everything. Becouse you work on all different types of cars and trucks . I hope you make it big young man
It's really great to see you and your son working together really it does give some faith in the next generation he's so lucky to have a dad like yourself keep on learning jd hope you realize how lucky you are getting all the knowledge over the years good luck
@@PoleBarnGarage Totally agree. Perhaps I should have put the word joys in inverted commas to make the point. Still, speaking as a Brit we are known for our understated cynicism.that nobody else gets
Little man take it in and enjoy it.Give it your best if you forget or not sure ask dad that what he's for The little things will make good memories And you and Dad may not agree on something, but you're still lucky because there's a lot of young guys that don't have dads that will spend the time or take time for them trust me I know. Good looking car.
I think it was a win because of the quality time you spend with JD. Gives me hope for the next generation.
Yeah that's always good, but it would be better if we were driving it
Duck Man, Same
Man I couldn't have said it better myself! I agree it does give you hope for the Next Generation! I want a side note how do I get a gold star?
There once was a time where blue collar folk and city folk alike worked on there own vehicles. Now, city folk don't even know what bathroom to use. Random words of wisdom for the upcoming generation that happen to live in the city.
@@trickyricky12147 It is important to be able to exhibit your prejudices somewhere...
So, this comment is for JD.
This is the car you keep. You never sell. You fix it when you inevitably crash in it as a teenager. You go on first dates in it. You drive off from the wedding chappal, dragging a bunch of tin cans on strings in it. It's the first car to pull into the first driveway of the first home you buy. You keep working on it with your own kids. Finally, you hand over the keys to your kid as his or her first car.
Why do you do all of that?? Because it's your first car that you and your dad built together.
Sage wisdom, I'll pass it on
Agreed! My ‘59 Skyliner has been in the family since I was 11. She’s never going anywhere
They are creating a family heirloom!!
And because it's a Ford !!
I still have my car I got when I was 18, I'm 46 now and I watch ALL of these old timers wish they had never sold their car when they were younger. It's sooo important to not sell it no matter what!
I miss the years of when my son and I did this stuff. We swapped our rusted out frame on my 65 Galaxie 2 dr ht, put the 394FE I built back in 1999 and pulled it out of the truck, put the C6 and 4.33 locker in and the engine/transmission swap in, it was so much fun. I m 62 now and blind and my son is 40 now and really busy with his own family and work. Do these things while you can. They grow up so fast!
They really do
This is the most real video on working on cars I have ever seen. Not everything gets done perfect in 30 minutes with commercial breaks and almost losing the garage. Set backs, wrong parts, blood has to be given sometime and lots of disappointments goes with that perfect day of driving your project. Dalton, this is the right way to do videos for your channel. Salute for never giving up.
Thanks man
Well done. I watch many channels and you are with many of them in content. That being said Vice Grip garage and Goonzquad were barely above your level when I began watching them and both are well over a million subscribers now. Sleeperdude is striving as well and 3 of those and your channel involve father son involvement (sleeperdude has his entire family involved) and goonzquad is sons and father. See a pattern? You are doing well. I live down in Poplar Bluff MO and am 76. I am looking for a 47 or 48 Chrysler sedan with a straight 8 and stick shift for my final car.
What a good kid JD is he’s gonna be a hell of a mechanic in a few years came across this channel bout a month ago and been watching ever since. Also gotta say you are a hell of a dad this world needs a lot more like you good luck guys.
Just doing my best
@@PoleBarnGarage It chokes me up because your boy is so much like mine used to be. He is 40 now and I barely get to see him anymore.
Awesome build to do with the kid!! He’s gonna be a hard worker it seems.! My bosses grand son tried to take a picture under water with a cell phone he knew wasn’t waterproof cuz his mother just recently had to dry it out in rice already once!!??? He also likes to pedal mtn bikes backwards while shifting gears until the derailer bends to all to hell.!? The kid doesn’t have a role model at all so he’s all over the place. Your doing a great job! All you gotta do is try and that’s mountains more then most fathers.
The way JD says "yeah" makes me smile, and because he is so flexible he's perfect for working inside the engine bay. I will watch you, and JD working on his car anyday before some fancy garage show on TV.
Thanks pard, I appreciate it
As much as it drives a man crazy trying to get everything done and done right the first time, it never seems to work that way. But the memories that you and JD are making can never be replaced. These are stories you'll tell again and again and they'll never get old. I enjoy watching you and your son . Keep the videos coming.
JD is genuinely a good worker, and I’m 100% with you on his battery tray! Lookin’ forward to seeing JD learn to handle a spay gun!
He laid the engine bay down mighty good
There's no substitute for quality time with your kids. Keep learning on JD, he will cherish these moments when he's older and will hopefully pass along these lessons to his kids.
Keep up the good work, been here since the first Holey Goat video and I'm enjoying watching the channel grow.
Thank you!
Vice Grip Garage...Zip Ties & Bies Plies...Pole Barn Garage....top 3
Damn good company to keep right there friend
Haven´t owned a car for 30 years. Have no idea why I find car-wrenching videos so entertaining, but keep them coming, please. Love to see you teaching on your son, and generally hanging out together. I live in Denmark, where we don´t really have old cars (long, cold, wet winters and aggressive salting on the roads), so no luck for me, I guess :( -But I can enjoy vicariously from shows like yours. Say hi to the Algorithm from me ;)
Thanks! It really does make a difference
That 42 min part " IT WORKED!" Lol , I love those moments
J.D. is a lucky young man to have a Dad like you, that spends time with him and teaches him the important things. You know... car stuff! He will grow up to be a fine man! Thats good on you.
🙌. Ure a GOOD MAN, GREAT FATHER. My Dad, who I was doing my apprenticeship with, kept making me , whilst teaching me, completely rebuild a 73 MINI ………….. every ounce, even painting it……. Then, one day I had to go take my driving test, during work time. I passed and came back to work . My Mum was in the office at the time of my arrival….. and they hugged me, ( well Mum did) Dad, shook my hand and said very well done Son…. and threw the mini keys at me…. Best go test your car runs ok. Boy did I cry. Lost for words.
I’ve been a professional mechanic for 30 years and I have my own shop at my house. I remember very well working with my son when he was your son’s age. Now he’s a Gunnery Sgt. in the USMC. He was also very thin and wormy like your son. Now he could fold me up like a napkin if he wanted to. Enjoy the process as much as the final product. Time really is all that you have.👍
oohrah! Semper Fi!
It’s great to see a dad guiding his son. Keep up the great parenting….and content!
I was a ford transmission tech forever.the secret to lining up the torque converter studs is to center the stud at 12:00 and the flywheel hole the same.once it is installed,check to make sure the stud wiggles in the hole in the flywheel.if not,pull it back out because something is not right.
That is exactly what I did actually
J.D.’s optimism and willingness to do whatever it takes is refreshing. WTG guys!
Heck yea! Been waiting to hear that old Ford bust off. Tractor Supply had their brand farm and implement paint and it's a great car paint for 25% of the cost of auto paint. As long as you like the colors. Heck yea! This build is right up my alley. You and JD make a great team.
Wife watching from the back ground is happy to see you quote " He's such a good dad " really awesome watching you guys build this
Love the show, it's wonderful, you and JD are building his 1st car together. You's have a great relationship. Good job.
It’s sure nice to see a father and son team fixing up an old ford!
Keep up the good work and get some sleep!!!😂
That’s going to be a great first car and build. Parenting done right.
JDs catch phrase is YEAH 😂every single video yeah yeah yeah
If I had a dollar for every YEAH I wouldn't have to drive truck anymore 😂😂😂
What a cool car!! I love the old FE engines, there torque monsters!!
Hello JD & Dalton, I'm three months behind in this vlog but every time I want to comment I'm in trying to enjoy a self made ciggy.
Now let me say I think Chevrolet had a phenominal design with their bat wing '59 Impala with its curved class windscreen and unique laid flat tail fins, BUT....
I can't throw the '59 Ford Fiarlane to the curb being my family owned one in the mid to late '60s.
This car, your first Hot Rod JD, is awesome!
The work you're putting into it will be a memory that stays with you for a lifetime.
Also this classic end of the tail fin years design has its own rad design that I'll always be jealous of any owner of, as it is the first memory of the car my family owned.
The work you and your father are puttng into making it a reliable Hot Rod will remain with you for your entire life. So just know it now, you are a very special young man to your pop and always give him props for this effort he puts out to help you with fostering a love for classic autos.
This '59 is a fine looking and will always be a great car for you as the first car you owned, as they always are, forever.
p.s.
JD, it's good to see you have become more comfortable speaking in these vlogs, don't be shy JD, you are a natrual, whether you know it or not. And I'm happy to hear you speak more about the 'haps' as things are happening here.
Love seeing you and your son working on his 1st car together,grooming the next gen
I have found when I lube up my wheels of my cherry picker it makes life a lot easier. I just had to remember to do it before I lift an engine.
Good to see a father teaching his son skills. 👍
Just found your channel and love it! I love the way you include JD in your content. He is great kid! You are giving him not only knowledge of how to do what you do, but more importantly, time which is the greatest gift of all. My kids don't remember any gift I gave them, but they do remember what we did together. I look forward to following you along on your adventures in wrench turning. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for being here! There's tons of good stuff on here, JD is my number one, so he's in most of them
Back in the day I had a 61 Galaxie 500 with a 428 ci and a full race Moon cam. It shook itself apart on the street in a year. Then I bought a 64 Galaxie 500, 390 with a T-10 Borg Warner. That was a really nice car. Two door hardtop, all black and chrome with factory mags. Really cool for a 19 year old in 1969. My first really good car. I started working on my cars at 15 when I bought my first car, a 54 Chevy. Love the way you are teaching JD. I truly wish I had someone to teach me back then.
Hope ya'll are having a good weekend out there. Great progress on the Ferd. Can't wait to see him ripping up the highway with it.
I like the way you are teaching the boy how to work on cars. My dad did the same with me when I was a young teenager. I am now 76 and have thought my kids and grand kids the same, thanks for the video. Jim
Great video of a major effort to bring JD's car back to life. Thoroughly enjoyed being along with you guys on this one. Stay safe.
Great to see a Dad and his Son working together. My son and I are still tinkering with our old Fords. I'm now 63 and he's 35 years old. He's got a 64 Fairlane and I have a 63 Mercury. Fun cruising to shows together. Keep up the Good Work👍❤🙏😅
50:13 "sounds horrible"
Dalton my brother, that was the sound accomplishment! 🎊
Another great video from you and JD! 💯 💯 💯
Thanks!
I love how you include your son in everything your an awesome dad,unlike Bad chad that belittles his son for all to see,keep up the great work 👍, your a shining example of how a father should be
Great project, great kid! The lessons learned here will last him a lifetime. No worries on the video, its all good!
What a gift to your son. Having these videos to go back and watch as he gets older is gonna be truly priceless.
Love it! Making memories with your son…doesn’t get any better. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the build.💪💪
Quality time Working on cars With my dad Was some of the best Memories I have These videos bring back memories being a kid and dad showing me how to fix hotrods appreciate the Entertainment Dalton @Pole Barn Garage
Such a cool project for your boy 🤙🏻, he is really doing a great job. Love the multi purpose hats, works good as a bug swatter too 😂
When I was young, my dad never sat me down and taught me anything. He would just wave me off and always made me feel like I couldn’t do anything. It’s so nice to see you teaching and guiding your son, he’s going to grow up to be a great man.
Thank you for uploading this. I had an awful weekend and the neighbor I grew up learning repairing things from is gone. Your uploads really brighten things for me sometimes. On the Ford C6 I was taught that the torque converter seats in 3 steps and you want to be able to wiggle the torque converter stud side to side and that will show it isn't bound up. I've had my C6 out a few times and they are a pain but I still like my Fords.
This is the kind of project he will remember forever. Damn good parenting!
Nice job! Engine sounds good. Steps backward are just part of working on cars, especially old ones…
Dalton, you are the best to watch now. Derek has gone to motor trend and you don't get the good bills that he used to do when he was bringing them back to life and I used to watch Kevin and Mook. But now when you watch Kevin, he has infomercials in the middle of his restorations earbuds and other sponsors and I don't think you get the true information anymore. He's too busy backing his sponsors but you are honest about everything and you work with your brother and your son and your wife. It's almost a family show. You've got a great sense of humor and I'm sure there's a lot of us out here that appreciate you. Keep up the good work!
Well thank you, as far as sponsors go I actually work with the same people as jyd, you'll see about 2 a month from me just to help keep the lights on now that I'm doing this as a full time job. Hope you don't think less!
I'm a fairly new subscriber, and this kind of vlog is why I watch. Reminds me of my father and grandfather and I out in the yard and me learning and passing tools. I miss those days both of them have passed on. Unfortunately my son had no desire to get under the hood, and my grandson lives a thousand miles away. So I get to relive a bit thru you're vlogs. As a matter of fact my grandfather drove a car just like this one when I was young.
I’ve only been watching your channel for a little while. This is my favorite when you are working with and teaching your son. Reminds me of working with my dad when I was his age. 😊. Please keep this content going.
Cheapest help out there, this content will always be going
I'm really looking forward to the paint and body stuff coming up. Don't feel bad about the trans, its a worse feeling when it gives out entirely just outside the "free" towing range of your insurance provider. That's gonna be a real nice ride when you're done and something to have a lot of pride in.
Love this video… good father son stuff… favorite is the fight scene with the wasp and the metal music… made me spit my coffee all over the bed
They used to say on TV in Britain to "Reach out and touch someone" but once you've punched one face they're all pretty much the same! XD
Little man is much stronger than he looks, good-job!,👍, I'll have to come back later to finish watching this, but great video so-far guys, thanks for sharing.
Really nice to see JD working with you on his first car. Its something he'll ALWAYS remember and so will you! Good times...and the car is gonna be outstanding! Well done!
kid's a worker. i love it
👍🇺🇸Good stuff! JD is an awesome worker! Right there w/ his Pop! Good on you!!
I remember laying on the ground, helping my Dad install a trans in his ‘73 Buick Estate wagon. Everything done then fluid pouring from pump. Forgot to make sure front pump seal was in place. Removed trans & it had no seal! Anyway, I was 11 or 12 yrs old. I’ll never forget those times working beside my dad. He’s gone now but never forgotten.
(RIP Dad, I miss ya sir)
your son is a real trouper and will be a great worker in what efer he chooses to do
Love how your straight forward manner keeps JD interested and learning from you. Your hands on teaching will go along way in future endeavors where the goal is a long way off. Patience is what most kids these days have little of. I have great respect for your knowledge of early generations of vehicles that don't have all these cool electronics but just the basics.
Awesome to see the kiddo learning and working with dad. Kids need all the help they can get.
For JD: Enjoy ALL this time that you get to work with your Dad on all of his projects. You'll look back in a few years and when it might not happen so much anymore because life get in the way, you'll have these memories to enjoy forever. I love seeing you bond with your Dad and you're becoming quite a great mechanic without even knowing it. KEEP AT IT!!!! And thanks for the great videos!!!! 😉😊
Dalton, I really like watching your content because Your Real World!!! Meaning that Not everything goes as planned!!! Its also Awesome that You Include JD In Your Videos!!!
Enjoy the show and the time processing with your son the things that can happen along the way. He will certainly appreciate it when he is older. Thanks for a good show.
You are an incredible family, a true spirit of the United States, it is a pity that such family heirlooms remained only away from big cities. I hope this atmosphere will continue to be preserved in your family and will be transmitted further! Hello from Belarus!
I love seeing the quality time you have with JD all I would like to see you do is get him wearing safety glasses, especially when he was using the drill with the wire cup.
My friend, I love your channel. I am 61 years old and have been through everything you show. I do own a 65 GTO. I am second owner and a PHS certified car. When I get get stressed I detail it, jump in it with Koda(my dog) cruise around the block and if my stress level is high I get that 3rd gear chirp. Koda loves it more than me. Message me and I will send something your way. Keep up the good work with your kid. That is golden.
Not sure how to message you here friend, you can shoot me an email anytime or PO box 138 pleasant hill mo 64080
Love seeing your son helping with his first hotrod! Reminds of me and my dad. Priceless!
You two have a burger on me when you get a chance. Keep doing what you do.
We're gonna take you up on that
Great job, JD will remember these moments forever!
Very Very Good. You deserve the FATHER OF THE YEAR AWARD!!! So glad that engine ran that good. Gives me insperation when I start on my 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 LTD Fastback restoration fe 352.
It totally changed my attitude towards the fe
"Turn on your AC." Yes, I really miss those wing windows. I also want to thank you for these videos. Last night we started rebuilding an engine for my '69 GMC C25, and I'm so excited!!!
The time you get to spend with your boy is awesome.. You are a good Dad.
the smile on that young mans face.....PRICELESS.
It's awesome seeing you and JD working together. He's a good kid with a good dad!
better this than his eyes glued to a cell phone.this he will FONDLY remember for life and remember
who worked on this beauty with him.....can not put a dollar value on what this would mean to the young lad.
you have my utmost respect
Hang in there. It will all work out.
Hi there Pole Barn Garage, Just wanna say how awesome your video`s are. You take cars that most people would never go near, and give these car`s another chance. Our planet is so wasteful, so it`s all credit to you and JD for spending your time and money to do this. Thank you !!!
It's recycling!
Love the way you just wing things and have a positive attitude towards sometimes negative outcomes 👍🏻👍🏻
Hey man that's how it rolls sometimes
I'm a big fan of Ford FE engines and C6 transmissions. JD is building one rad car! 🤙🏼
The engine compartment in JDs ford looks great! He is a lucky young man!
Dangit, good luck on the trans and glad to hear someone on the internet will be trying to finish their project (paint/body) every set back you both get is showing that young man how to handle them
Central California watching.
Thanks for letting people know what mechanic work is all about
No fancy 10 million dollars cats, just old/new mechanic real tricks of the trade helpful hints and good ole American sarcasm. Awesome work
I like the way you explain what you're working on it's easy to follow and understand I myself work on cars and trucks and been doing it for 45 yrs I explain to the customer what I did and show how I do it. Which is why they come back. thankyou for making it look easy you are one of the best
Positive reinforcement by JD welcome while your knuckles are bleeding, a yes man always helps
How my people do I know who tell me "My ol' man was never there for me " or "My ol' man was a S.O.B." many of the people who tell me this are walking turds with arms and legs, hateful wretched excuses for human beings with no direction in life.
Now look at your situation. You are taking the time and making the effort to be there for your boy. He's learning something every time you guys go into the garage, and he's picking up hands on experience that he'll use for the rest of his life. You're also earning his respect, the real kind that is given freely and is from the heart. Thanks to you, he's gonna have a fighting chance in life.
I can see that you two are also having fun and making memories you'll be talking about when you're old,
(You remind me of my Dad in a lot of ways. I was extremely lucky to have him.)
You sir, are doing a great job making sure that there is at least one more good human on planet earth.
You were a very funny guy when you were putting the goat together, and I laughed my butt off most of the time. Now I see from what you've been doing here that there's a lot more to you than just being funny.
My hat is off and I say "much respect"
Cheers!!
Kind words, I appreciate them. I'm not perfect, all we can do is try our best
I love watching your videos and JD is a hard working. He is a smart young man. After 20 years or so he will know about everything. Becouse you work on all different types of cars and trucks . I hope you make it big young man
Your videos with you and your son makes me think of the good times i had with my Dad. thank you!
It's really great to see you and your son working together really it does give some faith in the next generation he's so lucky to have a dad like yourself keep on learning jd hope you realize how lucky you are getting all the knowledge over the years good luck
Lmao!! The bee battle was editing GENIUS!! 😂😂
Best dad ever. Keep it up brotha! Watching you and your son is inspiring
Holley and You Sir are badass for making little man's dream come true !
This has been a great series. It's good to see youngsters being introduced to the joys of messing about with old cars.
And the crappy parts too. Learning that good things aren't easy is a lesson most people my own age haven't seemed to have figured out
@@PoleBarnGarage Totally agree. Perhaps I should have put the word joys in inverted commas to make the point. Still, speaking as a Brit we are known for our understated cynicism.that nobody else gets
im really glad i found this channel, love the father son build. looking forward to watching your other builds. keep up the hard work guys.
Great job dad!! Sometimes. Hell most of the time old cars just beat you up lol.
But u showed the boy how to keep at it !!💪
Great video, great to see your son working on his car, you don't see that a whole lot any more. Keep up the great work.👍👍👍👍👍
about 50 years ago I was JD helping my dad. it is something he'll never for get. I've been a ASE master tech for 40 years. wat to go my young friend
It's amazing working with your son what a nice mannered kid 👍🇨🇦
That's AWESOME!!! I especially like that Barefoot gas pedal @ 54:30! JD is gonna have a GREAT 1st Hot Rod!
JD is a very lucky kid to have a dad like you.
How are you not at a million subscribers? This is by far one of the best channels on UA-cam.
We're pretty new on the scene!
Hi really enjoyed this episode. Good to see the father and son doing something together.
Little man take it in and enjoy it.Give it your best if you forget or not sure ask dad that what he's for The little things will make good memories And you and Dad may not agree on something, but you're still lucky because there's a lot of young guys that don't have dads that will spend the time or take time for them trust me I know. Good looking car.