Your dad and the choppers were a big part of my inspiration on getting into hot rods as a kid. Always thought they were the cool guys. I'm 31 now and have my own 32 roadster.
@@hotrodsneverdie oh my bad shes a model B. Att is a cool project she needs a lot of work though, but the goal is to have her running for next spring or summer, she hasn't been chopped and were not going to chop it, not to often you find a unchooped 32 and were going old school with a Flathead V8
I had a 25 tall when I first got married. I cut the turtle deck off and used a 32 trunk panel to fill the back and close in the cab and shortened a model t truck bed down for a t bucket look. Had to sell it when my second daughter was born. Really cool to see yours.
Just found your video.. The last time I saw your Dad he was building ‘Bad News’ with the club on a to show I used to watch.. I have had an almost 20 year break from the custom car and bike scene, due to work commitments overseas and offshore, plus renovating 4 houses over that time.. It was a shock to see your Dad looking old, and you all grown up! Great video, keep up the great work 😎
Thank you for showing us your garage. I just dig stuff like this. Probably because my father never cleaned up his, so I always had to work outside, pay someone to rip me off fixing something, or pass on an entire project priced to sell. Now I inherited the garage and the tools scattered around. At the beginning of the pandemic I also got a free living room set that is taking up space next to the snowblower I landed cheap. My goal is to clear out space, organize (while I hit up old estate sales and flea markets for more tools that were built back in the day to last, not the newer stuff made next to where Mall Wart gets its house brand), install old gas station cabinets I got from a garage I cleaned out for an old friend who didn't want 'em, and put up some shelves to house my collections. I never really "collect", I just buy what's too cheap to pass up and suddenly I have another collection :) Then I'll paint some "petrolina" signs on the remaining wall space, I hope some of those Day Glo poster paints may give me a kind of "neon" look with the industrial lights I want to wire in--that will require some experimenting. But it will be all worth it to finally have a climate-controlled space I can work in day and night. Keep rockin', guys.
Hell yes a video on "Bad News" i remember watching the documentary of your dads club build it back in the day. I'm running a 53 olds that was built in the early 60's in my model A coupe.
Nice garage! I like the 60's touch on the door. I hope I'll have the same relationship with my son when he will be older! Oh, and long video are great, keep doing it.
Just now found your channel. Really enjoyed your video and your garage and seeing a son so into his dad and what his dad is into. You guys have a great great relationship from what I can see cherish it. I will subscribe and watch all your videos.
Definitely want to see more on Bad News. Actually still waiting for more on the Deuce Coupe too! I remember the video from last year? when you first showed it. Also the long form is great, you do great work with your videos but usually I want to see more. Thanks!
Best part of your dad's stuff, he doesn't have a boring orange lump in his rides, Nailheads and Oldsmobiles, all he needs is an earlyish Pontiac to round it out... but that would mean more stuff laying around. Most of my shop is taken up with parts, engines, and transmissions, I've lost a ton of stuff over the years.
I was a bug hot rodder.. Also built and drove baja bugs.. they are one of the best kept secrets for being fun to drive. You're lucky to have a dad that was / is into such cool things.
I just stumbled on this channel and I must say that this garage tour was a real treat. Your dad is one cool dude and so is your Grandfather...his cars are great too. Super to see California Car Kulture passed-down through 3 generations. Back in the 90's, I daily drove my ratty old 59' GMC 100, 57' Packard Clipper and even had 62' Olds Cutlass coupe. The Packard was gloss black with those awesome batwing tail light and moon eyes hubcaps...found it in some lady's back yard one day looking over fences, with a bunch of Gophers living in it...payed $500, managed to get it running and drove it for 4 years...that thing was a reliable surf machine. I'm feeling inspired by your videos...time to find another old car...maybe something that runs this time ;p. Thanks for the uploads!
I made it to the end. I really enjoyed your dad's stories. As it seems that we are around the same age. I'm also a model car builder. So I caught a few things that are important items in our hobby. Like the Black Widow kit. Also, this was the perfect video for inspiration this morning as I am planning on this day to be my garage organizing day. I want mine to be right for my projects and my channel. Your channel is very impressive and one of my top 10 channels that inspires me. You have got to get your dad in more episodes.
I recently watched a documentary on the choppers where they were building the Bad News car and I’m pretty sure that little boy was you in the video. That’s super awesome you’re interested in this now it’s really come full circle.
I definitely enjoyed the full length with all the cool stories! It’s amazing how you can remember where you got everything. It’s true. Bad News fix up episodes? Yes Yes Yes!!!
I absolutely loved hearing what your dad had to say about his collection. I could listen to him for days man. Your very blessed to have a badass hotrodding father dude. Id kill to have a father who has such passion for old time hotrodding and memorabilia. More vids like this one would be rad.
Good to see that your family is doing well! Shout out to your dad! I love the video, lots of cool stuff. The garage door in really cool. I cant wait to see you guys work on Bad News. Its weird that I had a 28 chevy (rat rod) when I first saw the Rides episode and now that I watch your channel I have a 67 cougar (muscle car). You guys work well together and you guys should do a podcast. Good Job Ben!
This video is really special, i´ve lost my dad 5 years ago and now i remember that me and my brother were also asking him about his youth. Its funny that we did some of the same stuff when we were younger. It´s really important to apreciate your`e past and honor your parrents and there past because it is in a way also a part of your past. Keep up the ggod work, i really love youre hot rod movies. Happy Holidays. Greetings from the Netherlands.
I've seen a lot of garages on UA-cam and tv, this has got to be one of my favorite! The memorabilia, history and cool cars are what I live for! I love cars and all that goes with them!! New subscriber here.👍✌🇨🇦
I absorbed every bit of it as I am pretty close to your Dad's age, if not the same. I really enjoyed the stories and history. I also noticed a Huffy with a long sissy bar hanging up. I believe I had the same one with a small tire in front and e brake console. So cool! Your video has inspired me to get my garage back in shape and have some fun with my cool things that I have kept! Haha. I definitely would like to see more of the hot rod and some Dad stories in the garage!
Dude you are so lucky you have such a cool dad and and grandparents. Sounds like oil and gasoline runs through the family veins. Thanks for the tour of the garage.
Great video, hanging out with your in the shop, my dad past away in 1984 miss him every day. Him and my Grandfather taught me how to work on cars and motorcycles.
Cool garage with a lot of vintage items. I like it a lot. When you get older you start collecting thing of your past. A nice interview with your dad and a lot of cool stories. Thanks for the upload.
Liked and subbed! Great vid! Grew up in Philly and my favorite summer nights were spent down behind the airport going to the underground drag races. Those nights made me a car and motorcycle guy. Now living in washington state after flying recon planes for the Navy but the passion for cars and bikes never left. My shop is a timestamp of Americana just like yours but I'm always adding more. Not a hoarder lol. It's great that you're sharing the love of this culture with your son. Keep it going. Bitchin vid guys!
This is the first of your videos that I've watched and I'm impressed. Your dad and Bad News look familiar . Then I remembered an episode of Rides on the Burbank Choppers. Thanks for the garage tour and cool stories.
Really cool that you interviewed your father. You’ll treasure this for years to come. Cool garage too! Currently I’m rebuilding and organizing my storage/tool room and this gave me some cool ideas. Thanks!
So Im probably maybe 10 years older than your dad. I found your Mustang video where you went over your new exhaust. I was impressed that a young guy was into the old muscle car scene. Nice Mustang. Then I saw the vid of the other guys Camaro with the roll cage... And Im thinking these guys are coming up the same way I did as a teen in the early 70's. I saw the old school stuff sitting in the garage in some of the vids and I was thinking your dad was into it. Now I see where you got it from. But it warms my heart to see young guys keeping it alive. I was trying to get my son set up with a Harley after college. We were just ready to put money on a Sportster when he got a job offer in NYC. He went off to live in Williamsburg and Bed Sti and met a hippie girl... Now they are out in Portland and hes more likely to be into an electric vehicle than anything with a V-8 and a stick. My first car was Galaxy 500 with a 390, I had a 63 Buick Riviera... A few 60's Vetts including a 69, 427 convertible... One car I wish I had back was the 72 GTO. My wifes commuter now is a Camaro SS convertible... I dont knopw what Im going to do when they force the EV's on us but Im not going to be happy. I subscribed so keep up the good vids...
Subscribed! Your pops has a lot of cool stuff, I give people tours if my garage and also have a few old bikes. Every item saved has a piece of history and story behind it. It has to be shared with anyone coming to the garage! Great content, keep it up!
Hey ,Dad and son happy as hell I found this loved it dad , i wanted a Schwann Stingray in 1965 I was 12 and my cheap old man got me a ugly Roadmaster instead but miss him and my Road master bike but what a awesome video ,keep it up for a new watcher of your UA-cam vids
Fantastic, your Dad is a little older than me (72) but I sure can relate to the skating back in the '80s. We had this American friend come over to Sydney Australia and gave me a skateboard which was called an Ozzy. It had gull-wing pro 4 trucks and Nachi bearings. Man, that thing was scary fast. Couldn't ride half or quarter pipe with it but it used to beat everyone down the hill
Your videos are getting better and better and I enjoyed every second of this. THANKS a LOT (especially in these times). And I now have a serious case of Garage-Envy (if this word exists). Cheers from Germany and stay safe
Amazing job Ben! Your Dad is a rare find. So nice seeing how both of you share such a deep love for hot rodding and everything related to it. This is inspiring me to do a garage tour with my Dad and Uncle who have the same love for hot rods and love for historical artifacts.
@3:44 ... Made my day! My first Stingray, exactly (except I had a "sissy bar") Thank you for including that : ) Packed a lot into your garage / museum ... love it!
This is amazing. I am 17, also collect old car parts, schwinn biked and I have a 1974 beetle I'm building into a drag car right now with a front engine small block 350. This is awesome
Cool video Ben! I bet everyone made it to “the end”. Lol. Love the nostalgia. Just started watching your videos last year and didn’t realize your Dad’s background.
Very nice video!your dad has a nice collection!I remember photos shoots he did 15years ago,transmitted always a nice atmosphere!nice education you got too!🤟
Your Dad is cool and have a really interesting garage, clean and organized in a way that can tell a "history" on your Dad,every zone can represent a years.... 70' 80' 90' 00' ,2010...oh yep and have a marvelous Hot Rods.
Definitely would love to hear a podcast and the video wasn't too long at all..cool stories..used to buy rod and custom all the time..subscribed and lookin forward to more
Crazy how each thing in your garage has a cool story behind it! Definitely have an awesome set up there guys! Cool video, watched it all the way through 👍🏼
That's so cool ur Dad kept all those cool antquies n we moved so many times n so I lost it all n now I starting over n I have alot in such a short time Thank God
awesome garage man, love the old stuff that is in it. I collect many emblems, and signs and stuff from 60s 70s 80s so my workshop s kinda the same in a way, stuffed with cool stuff and no space for actual working :D
Your dads a proper cool dude lol. Brilliant content and well put together great channel you keep on like this your page will be huge! You two work great together and you dad is a great storyteller and good in front of a camera.
Awesome video and it would be great to hear more about "Bad News". It's also great that you and your Dad share some of the same interests, my oldest son and I are both gearheads also (my wife says I created a monster). I really enjoy your videos and always look forward to seeing new ones.
Hey, stumbled on your channel on the patina video. I like it, subscribed!! Good content, you guys seem like a neighbor I'd stop by and chat with over a beer. Keep it up!
Hats off 2 you both, this is always what I've said........if you can't pass your horde or collection to your son or daughter, it will be sold off and some stranger gets rich! All the time and money invested cannot be taken to the grave. That's why you have to have a relationship with your kids!
This was really awesome stuff! Love the family history and stories. Looking very forward to more content from you guys! It’s a huge inspiration with my personal projects (‘29 Ford and early 240z) as well as driving me to get back to California hopefully in the near future. Wish I’d never left ✌️
I loved this video. It was so natural and unpretentious. Your Dad is a big kid. Stingray bikes and skate boards. I would have liked to hear what your Mom thinks about all this. Oh I guess I don't want to start any domestic trouble. You and your dad have a great realationship. Treasure it. Wishing you and your Dad the best.
Watch from Darmstadt in Germany! Great video and great stuff in your garage. Be happy to have your cars at your house. I have to drive 20 miles from home, to fire up my '62 Galaxie cause all our German garages are to small for the big things. Cheers schniggi
Will be nice too see bad news be build again i remember seeing that thing being build by the club members on a cool tv show called rides.....be well guys ....🤙
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Your dad and the choppers were a big part of my inspiration on getting into hot rods as a kid. Always thought they were the cool guys. I'm 31 now and have my own 32 roadster.
Awesome man!
Man I got into hotrods at 12 I'm 16 now and my dad and I are building a 32 Model A Ford Pickup
@@jacobbondy1767 that's awesome man. Model A quit production in 31. Either way, that's a great first project! Stick with it!
@@hotrodsneverdie oh my bad shes a model B. Att is a cool project she needs a lot of work though, but the goal is to have her running for next spring or summer, she hasn't been chopped and were not going to chop it, not to often you find a unchooped 32 and were going old school with a Flathead V8
I had a 25 tall when I first got married. I cut the turtle deck off and used a 32 trunk panel to fill the back and close in the cab and shortened a model t truck bed down for a t bucket look. Had to sell it when my second daughter was born. Really cool to see yours.
4:18 - A podcast would be something I’d like to hear . I’ll be waiting for it Ben , I know your dad has some cool stories to tell .
We are looking into it...might be hard to get guests willing to come on the show with covid but we will keep everyone updated
@@FourSpeedFilms is there any word on this happening??
Any update? Would love to tune in.
I saw your dad on tv like 20 years ago when they built "bad news" and it legit changed my life.
THE ONLY THING MISSING HERE IS A BEER. I FEEL LIKE I WAS JUSTING HANGING IN THE BACK YARD WITH YOU GUYS AND BS'ING. COOL VIDEO. KEEP IT UP.
Got beer and music going in my garage..
I'm actually enjoying.a beer &.a Marlboro @2:00 in the morning &.I too feel like I'm hangin out with him , talkin 'bout "back in the day"
Thank God. I love this. 30 whole minutes of awesomeness
Love the stories. No, it doesn’t even feel like a long video at all!
So awesome! I love the density of cool stuff packed in that small of a space. Nicely displayed!
Thanks! I think I subconsciously used your UA-cam channel name as my title😂 Keep up the good vids...very interesting stuff
Just found your video.. The last time I saw your Dad he was building ‘Bad News’ with the club on a to show I used to watch.. I have had an almost 20 year break from the custom car and bike scene, due to work commitments overseas and offshore, plus renovating 4 houses over that time.. It was a shock to see your Dad looking old, and you all grown up! Great video, keep up the great work 😎
Thank you for showing us your garage. I just dig stuff like this. Probably because my father never cleaned up his, so I always had to work outside, pay someone to rip me off fixing something, or pass on an entire project priced to sell. Now I inherited the garage and the tools scattered around. At the beginning of the pandemic I also got a free living room set that is taking up space next to the snowblower I landed cheap.
My goal is to clear out space, organize (while I hit up old estate sales and flea markets for more tools that were built back in the day to last, not the newer stuff made next to where Mall Wart gets its house brand), install old gas station cabinets I got from a garage I cleaned out for an old friend who didn't want 'em, and put up some shelves to house my collections. I never really "collect", I just buy what's too cheap to pass up and suddenly I have another collection :)
Then I'll paint some "petrolina" signs on the remaining wall space, I hope some of those Day Glo poster paints may give me a kind of "neon" look with the industrial lights I want to wire in--that will require some experimenting. But it will be all worth it to finally have a climate-controlled space I can work in day and night.
Keep rockin', guys.
still the coolest garage ive been in, and your dad gotta be one of the coolest out there so much history and fun stories!
Hell yes a video on "Bad News" i remember watching the documentary of your dads club build it back in the day. I'm running a 53 olds that was built in the early 60's in my model A coupe.
I do remember that TV show as well, think it was on Discovery Channel and it was called "Rides". It was cool.
Ur dad is a kool guy and to see old art and the history is amazing. I absolutely love it. I would love to see a build serious on "bad news"
9:19 I remeber that pic of your Dad as little kid with your grandparents .Down in New Zealand R&C was required reading every month !
The Rod and Custom cover is awsome! I see the cover our 56 Chevy was on back in 1960!
Nice garage! I like the 60's touch on the door.
I hope I'll have the same relationship with my son when he will be older!
Oh, and long video are great, keep doing it.
So much cool stuff!!! Thanks for not cutting it short! Awesome video, can’t wait for the next one! 😎
Just now found your channel. Really enjoyed your video and your garage and seeing a son so into his dad and what his dad is into. You guys have a great great relationship from what I can see cherish it. I will subscribe and watch all your videos.
Definitely want to see more on Bad News. Actually still waiting for more on the Deuce Coupe too! I remember the video from last year? when you first showed it. Also the long form is great, you do great work with your videos but usually I want to see more. Thanks!
Best part of your dad's stuff, he doesn't have a boring orange lump in his rides, Nailheads and Oldsmobiles, all he needs is an earlyish Pontiac to round it out... but that would mean more stuff laying around. Most of my shop is taken up with parts, engines, and transmissions, I've lost a ton of stuff over the years.
I was a bug hot rodder.. Also built and drove baja bugs.. they are one of the best kept secrets for being fun to drive.
You're lucky to have a dad that was / is into such cool things.
Wow, what a cool garage. I would love to decorate my space as well...
Thanks!
I just stumbled on this channel and I must say that this garage tour was a real treat. Your dad is one cool dude and so is your Grandfather...his cars are great too. Super to see California Car Kulture passed-down through 3 generations.
Back in the 90's, I daily drove my ratty old 59' GMC 100, 57' Packard Clipper and even had 62' Olds Cutlass coupe. The Packard was gloss black with those awesome batwing tail light and moon eyes hubcaps...found it in some lady's back yard one day looking over fences, with a bunch of Gophers living in it...payed $500, managed to get it running and drove it for 4 years...that thing was a reliable surf machine. I'm feeling inspired by your videos...time to find another old car...maybe something that runs this time ;p. Thanks for the uploads!
I made it to the end. I really enjoyed your dad's stories. As it seems that we are around the same age. I'm also a model car builder. So I caught a few things that are important items in our hobby. Like the Black Widow kit. Also, this was the perfect video for inspiration this morning as I am planning on this day to be my garage organizing day. I want mine to be right for my projects and my channel.
Your channel is very impressive and one of my top 10 channels that inspires me. You have got to get your dad in more episodes.
I recently watched a documentary on the choppers where they were building the Bad News car and I’m pretty sure that little boy was you in the video. That’s super awesome you’re interested in this now it’s really come full circle.
Derons scratch about Pratt's '40 mill for 800 beans is golden. Thanks for the tour, and making twenty a Lil bit better.
Getting me motivated to get my garage useable again. Funny how stuff expands to fill space available when you not looking.
You're so lucky to have such a cool dad. I used collect old bikes from the late 60s and 70 s.
Now this is how a garage is supposed to look like! Thanks for taking the time to share all those stories, really interesting!
I definitely enjoyed the full length with all the cool stories! It’s amazing how you can remember where you got everything. It’s true. Bad News fix up episodes? Yes Yes Yes!!!
Awesome garage and definitely would wanna see more of Bad News. That's my favorite hot rod.
That will be the next video!
It feels like a long video in a very good way, keep up the great videos man.
I absolutely loved hearing what your dad had to say about his collection. I could listen to him for days man. Your very blessed to have a badass hotrodding father dude. Id kill to have a father who has such passion for old time hotrodding and memorabilia. More vids like this one would be rad.
Good to see that your family is doing well! Shout out to your dad! I love the video, lots of cool stuff. The garage door in really cool. I cant wait to see you guys work on Bad News. Its weird that I had a 28 chevy (rat rod) when I first saw the Rides episode and now that I watch your channel I have a 67 cougar (muscle car). You guys work well together and you guys should do a podcast. Good Job Ben!
Thank you for sharing this incredible collection. Took me right back to my childhood as I was seven in 1960. I love your films. Thank you
Thanks!
This video is really special, i´ve lost my dad 5 years ago and now i remember that me and my brother were also asking him about his youth. Its funny that we did some of the same stuff when we were younger.
It´s really important to apreciate your`e past and honor your parrents and there past because it is in a way also a part of your past.
Keep up the ggod work, i really love youre hot rod movies.
Happy Holidays.
Greetings from the Netherlands.
I've seen a lot of garages on UA-cam and tv, this has got to be one of my favorite! The memorabilia, history and cool cars are what I live for! I love cars and all that goes with them!! New subscriber here.👍✌🇨🇦
I absorbed every bit of it as I am pretty close to your Dad's age, if not the same. I really enjoyed the stories and history. I also noticed a Huffy with a long sissy bar hanging up. I believe I had the same one with a small tire in front and e brake console. So cool!
Your video has inspired me to get my garage back in shape and have some fun with my cool things that I have kept! Haha.
I definitely would like to see more of the hot rod and some Dad stories in the garage!
Dude you are so lucky you have such a cool dad and and grandparents. Sounds like oil and gasoline runs through the family veins. Thanks for the tour of the garage.
Great video, hanging out with your in the shop, my dad past away in 1984 miss him every day. Him and my Grandfather taught me how to work on cars and motorcycles.
Ben enjoy your time with your dad. I just lost my dad he's been gone for a year and I miss him everyday love it.
LOVE the garage tour! Three generations of people doing the coolest things possible, all the time.
Cool garage with a lot of vintage items. I like it a lot. When you get older you start collecting thing of your past. A nice interview with your dad and a lot of cool stories. Thanks for the upload.
We have the same blue cabinet that the grinder is on .I think we got it at a yard sale
Your Dad is a very interesting Guy, treasure your time with him and take the time to learn from his wealth of knowledge of the car hobby.
Liked and subbed! Great vid! Grew up in Philly and my favorite summer nights were spent down behind the airport going to the underground drag races. Those nights made me a car and motorcycle guy. Now living in washington state after flying recon planes for the Navy but the passion for cars and bikes never left. My shop is a timestamp of Americana just like yours but I'm always adding more. Not a hoarder lol. It's great that you're sharing the love of this culture with your son. Keep it going. Bitchin vid guys!
This is the first of your videos that I've watched and I'm impressed. Your dad and Bad News look familiar . Then I remembered an episode of Rides on the Burbank Choppers. Thanks for the garage tour and cool stories.
I remember seeing Bad News being built on an episode of Rides. Windshield no shorter than a dollar biil
Really cool that you interviewed your father. You’ll treasure this for years to come.
Cool garage too! Currently I’m rebuilding and organizing my storage/tool room and this gave me some cool ideas. Thanks!
So Im probably maybe 10 years older than your dad. I found your Mustang video where you went over your new exhaust. I was impressed that a young guy was into the old muscle car scene. Nice Mustang. Then I saw the vid of the other guys Camaro with the roll cage... And Im thinking these guys are coming up the same way I did as a teen in the early 70's. I saw the old school stuff sitting in the garage in some of the vids and I was thinking your dad was into it. Now I see where you got it from. But it warms my heart to see young guys keeping it alive.
I was trying to get my son set up with a Harley after college. We were just ready to put money on a Sportster when he got a job offer in NYC. He went off to live in Williamsburg and Bed Sti and met a hippie girl... Now they are out in Portland and hes more likely to be into an electric vehicle than anything with a V-8 and a stick.
My first car was Galaxy 500 with a 390, I had a 63 Buick Riviera... A few 60's Vetts including a 69, 427 convertible... One car I wish I had back was the 72 GTO.
My wifes commuter now is a Camaro SS convertible... I dont knopw what Im going to do when they force the EV's on us but Im not going to be happy.
I subscribed so keep up the good vids...
Subscribed! Your pops has a lot of cool stuff, I give people tours if my garage and also have a few old bikes. Every item saved has a piece of history and story behind it. It has to be shared with anyone coming to the garage! Great content, keep it up!
Hey ,Dad and son happy as hell I found this loved it dad , i wanted a Schwann Stingray in 1965 I was 12 and my cheap old man got me a ugly Roadmaster instead but miss him and my Road master bike but what a awesome video ,keep it up for a new watcher of your UA-cam vids
Finding out that your dad is an old skate punk is pretty cool.
Your dad is an inspiration to many people! (I'm included!) Thanks for sharing and keep on filming!! Gretings from Argentina
Awesome! Thank you!
Oh man, i realy like those videos with your Old Man! Always fun to watch!
Fantastic, your Dad is a little older than me (72) but I sure can relate to the skating back in the '80s. We had this American friend come over to Sydney Australia and gave me a skateboard which was called an Ozzy. It had gull-wing pro 4 trucks and Nachi bearings. Man, that thing was scary fast. Couldn't ride half or quarter pipe with it but it used to beat everyone down the hill
its always nice to have a garage tour of a fellow motorhead
Your videos are getting better and better and I enjoyed every second of this.
THANKS a LOT (especially in these times). And I now have a serious case of Garage-Envy (if this word exists).
Cheers from Germany and stay safe
Amazing job Ben! Your Dad is a rare find. So nice seeing how both of you share such a deep love for hot rodding and everything related to it. This is inspiring me to do a garage tour with my Dad and Uncle who have the same love for hot rods and love for historical artifacts.
Nice garage buddy. I love collecting old tools and tool boxes. Keep up the good work.
@3:44 ... Made my day! My first Stingray, exactly (except I had a "sissy bar") Thank you for including that : )
Packed a lot into your garage / museum ... love it!
I love the auto world sticker on the tool box!
This is amazing. I am 17, also collect old car parts, schwinn biked and I have a 1974 beetle I'm building into a drag car right now with a front engine small block 350. This is awesome
Great to see this, there is a lot of History in that garage! Nice to see you and your Dad keeping it alive!👍🏻
Great film loved seeing bad news again. The first thing I ever made was a skateboard back in the 70's. I've made things ever since. Keep on building.
I'm so glad to see your Dad kept the T as built!
Long-form deep-dive vid was awesome! Super keen to see a vid on Bad News and the whole history it has with your family!
Great Video, Buddy. Keep em coming. It's great hearing the stories and history that goes along with Hot Rodding. Thanks heaps.
Cool video Ben! I bet everyone made it to “the end”. Lol. Love the nostalgia. Just started watching your videos last year and didn’t realize your Dad’s background.
Very cool Ben and Aaron!! Great job on the garage too. I remember how packed it was when we visited lol! Looking forward to coming back!...
Very nice video!your dad has a nice collection!I remember photos shoots he did 15years ago,transmitted always a nice atmosphere!nice education you got too!🤟
Your Dad is cool and have a really interesting garage, clean and organized in a way that can tell a "history" on your Dad,every zone can represent a years.... 70' 80' 90' 00' ,2010...oh yep and have a marvelous Hot Rods.
You and pops are the coolest! Thanks for the video and the stories.
Definitely would love to hear a podcast and the video wasn't too long at all..cool stories..used to buy rod and custom all the time..subscribed and lookin forward to more
Crazy how each thing in your garage has a cool story behind it! Definitely have an awesome set up there guys! Cool video, watched it all the way through 👍🏼
Thanks man! I appreciate it
That's so cool ur Dad kept all those cool antquies n we moved so many times n so I lost it all n now I starting over n I have alot in such a short time Thank God
I just love this video. It just makes me think about the future.
Really love the garage, its not just a garage its an awesome garage. Cool
awesome garage man, love the old stuff that is in it. I collect many emblems, and signs and stuff from 60s 70s 80s so my workshop s kinda the same in a way, stuffed with cool stuff and no space for actual working :D
Great video!!! You forgot to mention the garage itself......it must be from 40s? Love the wood rafters, dont see that much anymore.
Sweet garage lots of really cool stuff and always like hearing your Dad’s stories...awesome video as always Ben 👍🏻
Your dads a proper cool dude lol. Brilliant content and well put together great channel you keep on like this your page will be huge! You two work great together and you dad is a great storyteller and good in front of a camera.
Too cool I have your dad in an old hot rod documentary with his club. Soon as I seen him I thought wow too cool.
Awesome video and it would be great to hear more about "Bad News". It's also great that you and your Dad share some of the same interests, my oldest son and I are both gearheads also (my wife says I created a monster). I really enjoy your videos and always look forward to seeing new ones.
Awesome video man I love the long format. Can’t wait to see bad news finished!🤘🏼🤘🏼
Really cool. I have always liked the custom cars that Lenny Byer built.
Hey, stumbled on your channel on the patina video. I like it, subscribed!! Good content, you guys seem like a neighbor I'd stop by and chat with over a beer. Keep it up!
Awesome Garage!!! Cool Dad!!! Killer cars AND Bicycle collection!!
Thank you for the showing your very cool garage. Watching from South Africa. Chris
Excellent video and so cool to see you sharing a passion with your dad! Thanks for sharing 👍👍
Bill Hines Signed Cigar!!!!That's Awesome...The ol ' LEAD SLINGER was My Hero!
Hats off 2 you both, this is always what I've said........if you can't pass your horde or collection to your son or daughter, it will be sold off and some stranger gets rich! All the time and money invested cannot be taken to the grave. That's why you have to have a relationship with your kids!
This was really awesome stuff! Love the family history and stories. Looking very forward to more content from you guys! It’s a huge inspiration with my personal projects (‘29 Ford and early 240z) as well as driving me to get back to California hopefully in the near future. Wish I’d never left ✌️
I love these So Cal guys with their two car garages. That one looks like its 22 or 24 foot square packed to the rafters with cool shit.
I loved this video. It was so natural and unpretentious. Your Dad is a big kid. Stingray bikes and skate boards. I would have liked to hear what your Mom thinks about all this. Oh I guess I don't want to start any domestic trouble. You and your dad have a great realationship. Treasure it. Wishing you and your Dad the best.
Watch from Darmstadt in Germany!
Great video and great stuff in your garage. Be happy to have your cars at your house. I have to drive 20 miles from home, to fire up my '62 Galaxie cause all our German garages are to small for the big things.
Cheers schniggi
...and, please, do a cool series of the work on the Bad News! That car changed my life man! Cheers from Brazil!!
Will be nice too see bad news be build again i remember seeing that thing being build by the club members on a cool tv show called rides.....be well guys ....🤙
Great video boys... looking forward to seeing Bad News running again!!
Great video!! You guys did a super job on the garage, and it did not seem like a long video. I really enjoyed the stories. Thanks for sharing.
Ryan.