I can’t afford a summer vacation this year. Thank GOD you graciously invited me to join you on yours!

The reflection of the LTD in the mirror finish of that fuel tanker was magnificent

JD is the best sidekick on you tube 👍🇺🇸

Petition to call that old girl the "Golden Bullet LTD". What an absolute cruiser.

The LTD is freaking glorious....she belongs amongst the beauty of Yellowstone🙌

Never, never apologize for being with your family, Sir! Life is too fast not to enjoy.

Air con and cruise?! What? Heck yeah! Low buck doesn't have to mean suffering. Love that old boat!

I knew there was a good reason to stay up till 12

JD using a actual map, most kids today couldn't open one.

Cars like this LTD is what made America GREAT

honestly probably the most comfortable road trip vehicle.

I literally clicked on this as a random thumbnail because I recognized the car. My grandparents (who passed in 2011 and 2017) had a gold LTD just like this one when I was a kid. They sold it in 1995 to buy a brand new Grand Marquis which ultimately was their last car. So many amazing memories of riding around in that car. I still remember the smell of that interior and the clock that rolled the time like an odometer. Thanks for bringing up some warm memories

I absolutely LOVE that car. It's like the Holy Grail of barn finds.

I just finished watching the last vid, Now I get to watch another one, thanks Dalton.

I just relived my childhood 💙 Certainly remember going on family road trips , in similar vehicles , when they were late model new cars 🚗 Thanks for taking me along , Dalton

Possibly one of the best PBG videos yet. Bravo! 🥰

I'm not able to go on vacation this year so I'm glad you decided to take us. Alone while you and your family injoy yours God bless y'all and pray that you all have a wonderful and safe trip .❤❤

JD has it made in that comfy back seat. Plenty of room.

Great Fun! laughter and horns in tunnels is priceless

And while in Yellowstone, remember two things; the fluffy cows do not like hugs, and cute little bear cubs have mommies.

This video makes me happy.

Those formations are called buttes. That LTD brins back fond memories. We had when I was younger, the small block seized up and my Pops pulled a 390 out of a T bird to replace it. Afterwards that car made three trips from New Jersey to South Dakota and several long trips in between. What a great car. I'm glad you guys had fun👍👍👍

The part where they listen to alma enamorada❤🇲🇽🕊

😍 An extra PBG video!?! THANK YOU!?! omg ...😀 Something good to watch!!! YES!?!

A classic car doing exactly what it was designed to do 👍👍

Thankful you got home safe!

My family of 7 drove from MS to the very top of Iowa in one of these . It was a round trip of 1990 miles. Those were the days. No seatbelts, and no room in a floater tank. We drove all the way across Missouri from St. Louis to KC . Went to the awesome Science museum in St. Louis . There’s nothing like a long trip with your family.

My grandma had one almost identical. It was yellow though. She gifted it to her house cleaner after a couple years. What a legend.

You guys all packed into that living room on wheels seeing the west is the most American Thing I ever saw. WELL DONE

What a jewel of a family! The laughing while blowing the horn in the tunnel was great.

Living the dream Dalton , Making memories with Jd AND Jess .

Man alive that takes me back. In 2000 I was part of some exchange programme and I lived in West Yellowstone for 3 months (I’m from the midlands U.K.) and it was quite an experience. Thanks for the memory jogger.

It's the simple things ya know? I LOVE that LTD, such a true classic for the regular guy 🥰

Thanks for taking us along. Reflection of the LTD in the tanker was great!

The perfect Monday. Get home from getting another tattoo, cook myself a bacon and egg sandwich and watch a PBG roadtrip. 😎

This video reminds me of our childhood car. Our family had a 1973 LTD station wagon that looked just like your LTD in the interior and that long hood. Brought back great memories. Unbelievable that old car made that trip without one issue. I realize it’s a low mileage car… but 45 year old parts are old and just fail. No failures whatsoever !!!

Love that car, and the fact that you use it for what it was intended to do - not just put it in a museum or a collection... ❤

Liked before the end. Love some PBG!

JD is quite handy with the camera.

Beautiful section of the country. As a man who's lived his whole life in the flat abyss that is Manitoba, I enjoyed this.

I just gotta say, you have quickly become one of my favorite channels to watch! I love how you get the whole family involved in your content, and you do stuff a regular old guy with a garage and some tools can do. Keep up the amazing content!!

This is absolutely one of my favorites. There's always time to fix another project but time spent with that fantastic son of yours and that beautiful lady who is with you is more important than anything else in life . Blessing

I will probably never see Yellowstone in person, and thus I truly enjoyed and appreciate seeing it through Dalton’s lens. Kudos to you and family.

Another day of living vicariously through your videos.

Ford LTD,just like a Lincoln

Thanks for taking us along for the ride. I love road trip videos of places I'll probably never see in person. The LTD is sweet. I had a '77 as a daily driver some time around 1991. Super comfortable ride.

This took me back. I owned a similar car in the 1980s, and my mother had the station wagon version. Both of them were 1974s with 400/2V engines, so they were running _leaded_ regular. One of my fondest memories was road tripping that barge from Portland Maine to Washington DC. It took forever with the 55 MPH speed limit, because you couldn't reliably get away with going faster than 60-64, especially in CT.

I found it very interesting that JD was following the trip on an actual paper map. Having lived all over this country in my life, I used to do that with our travels. Now that I'm retired, and living in northwest Montana, your video just reminds me of all those trips, and all those kids who love to ride and explore this great country. You guys are the best.

Great old car, that LTD!

Thanks for the memories Dalton. Although maybe I should have skipped this . I so miss my summers at the cabin outside the east gate we use to drive from CT to Laramie for a few days then on to Cody and up to the cabin . Did that for nearly 20 years. I spent one summer working as a wrangler at Pahaska Tee Pee taking tourist on trial rides in the mountains. Probably the best summer of my life , maybe because I had the cabin to stay at and not the room at the back corral with the horses . But either way it's something I'll never forget 😢. We would make up all kinds of stories to tell on the rides . I'm in hundreds of tourists family photos. Oh and I beat up some Amish kid who thought he was a tough guy. Almost forgot about that

My dad had a 1978 LTD Landau Sedan in cream with brown vinyl top and interior. Your LTD brings back memories of that car…

That is hands down the best classic car deal I have ever seen!!

Hell ya! Hope you enjoyed Wyoming brother and we treated you right

Thank you for this great ride across a part of the united states ! Great family you have, peaceful and happy people. And the LTD is awesome , it looks like brand new ! I wish you the best.

Thanks for taking us along! I am loving discovering the USA in the process! So glad the LTD got to lift her skirts and stretch her knees!! Greetings from Cape Town 😊

Thanks to JD for showing us a map…wish there was more of that on KZfaq road trips.

Road sofas like the LTD made road tripping fun and comfortable. Thanks for sharing!

Mexican singer Chalino Sanchez playing in the radio was awesome, he was very popular in the early 80's till 1992 when he was killed by the cartels, hearing that music in those cars back in the day was really something, people now days drive fancy suv's and pick up trucks, people back in the days drove big cars and trucks wefe more for work. Super nice car!!!

Thank you letting us tag ALONG and giving us an opportunity to enjoy the sights, That's a perfect highway cruiser. My parents had a '73 LTD with a 429v we got when it was around two years old. A soundproofed, comfortable highway machine that had enough room in it to haul as many bodies are you could load into it. Gas was not particularly expensive at the time, and that car was not particularly thrifty either. At seven years old, I "helped" pick it out. I wouldn't mind having one right now, in any case :)

Oh Yeah,,,, I didnt know this channel was a Dalton 2.0 edit page.... love this LTD.... it is a gem

Enjoy seeing videos of this car out and about driving and taken care of.

Never had any doubt about the Ford making the trip, Lol... The GM I would have questioned Great work Dalton looking forward to seeing your next adventure Gods Blessing be with you and your family always

Words cant express the appreciation for taking us along with you and your family. A sincere thank you!

I miss road trips in big old cars. My father had a 1980 Oldsmobile 98 Regency and my mother had a 1980 Chevy impala station wagon and we used to see all America practically in those cars.

Awesome car. Glad to see it getting used rather than being stored away.

The Land Yacht performed admirably on the trip. Thanks for taking us along; we felt like family.

Thanks for showing your country. Love a good road trip.🎇👌👍🇦🇺😎

Thanks for honking your horn through the tunnels put a big smile on my face 😊

Awesome views. Thanks for taking us along 👍🏻

I remember back in the day we used to cruising them big boats on vacation thank you for the memory 😁♥️

Thank you for takin us along....God bless y'all!

Such a beautiful car. Takes me back to my childhood. We had a 77 LTD. Great car.

That Mexican music you played around 6:26 is Chalino Sanchez, legendary Mexican artist😂 one of the best to ever do it

i havent been out that way in years. I live in Indiana so its quite a ways for me as well. Also so broke i cant even pay attention this year. Thanks for bringing us along with you and our family. Yet another great upload!

All I can say is that was not only Epic it was fun..She's a keeper clark..lol What a great vacation and what a great ride..Thanks for letting us come along..

I love watching Sleeperdude vacation videos. I'm glad you included us on your family trip. It was great and I would like to see more footage like this. Great job Sir!!

23:00 LMAO, Jess said exactly what I was thinking, like word for word. Great minds think alike I suppose.

Your becoming a fine gentleman JD. Can't believe how fast you got tall. Keep learning, you got skills.

Great see JD knows how to read an old school map, impressive don't many of his peers could do that

F N awesome! Great job with the family time doing something interesting, fantastic that you took that old classic vehicle and put it to work. Super excited to see the rest of this, what a beautiful place to go. I plan on doing the same eventually in my 79 C20. Keep it up! Have fun ya’ll.

I have an UNCLE Bob he just turned 76...my hero. 2 tours with U. S.ARMY VIETNAM 1966 TO 1968.

Dalton " possibly looking" at cars to write off the crazy fuel expenses on tbis trip lol love it

Awesome 50 year old Detroit sedan ... brings back many a memory on the highway in the Mountain West in one of these Awesome cruisers 50 years ago.

Your "vacation" is far more entertaining than mine ever has been.

Ice formation on the return refrigerant line is a result of low suction pressure, the low fan setting can do that, a slightly LOW refrigerant charge can also do it. High refrigerant charge will not lead to that condition because if anything it will keep the evaporator pressure higher, as designed to operate. However , icing is pretty common on those older systems with thermal expansion valves, they tend to starve the evaporator much of the cycle time. That problem is fixed with the pilot operated absolute valves of that era that were seen on GM products, they had a pilot valve in the evaporator feed control assembly that did not let the evaporator pressures go too low, which promoted icing. Don't sweat the gas mileage, a land yacht, fully loaded, running AC and pushing high speeds with a vintage push rod smog era engine....ya all be doin' good! Just have fun.

Cool stuff. I love the paper map LOL👍. My wife and I had a 78 Mercury Grand Marquis for a while. Thanks for sharing. This brings me back. Good stuff.

Finally, some good luck with your car on a road trip

As a Nebraskan your “jokes” are very accurate and I love it. “The land of corn and Arbor Day”

I'm so happy you are putting the planet first with ecological land yatch. I do my part by eating steak so cow farts don't make the atmosphere burst into flames. Together, there will be a better tomorrow, and we won't loose the shop!

Good morning from Cape Cod ⛵ this really was an enjoyable video guys 👍 the scenery and the accompanying music was really relaxing, I can tell from the camera angle JD you did an excellent job 👍

That is a really nice car you have there that is a real car you don't see those cars anymore All we have now is stupid cars All the good ones are about gone thank you for taking care of that one it is so beautiful

That's one of the most exceptional Ltd I've ever seen

Always a rollercoaster with you, love the content.

Thanks for taking us all along on the family trip, we enjoyed it. My wife will watch along with me sometimes when I'm watching your videos and this car is her favorite one of all your car's so far. She said if you ever get rid of this car please contact us first because it's identical to one her dad had before I met her. Great video yall, see you on the next one. 👍

It seems like a much more enjoyable roadtrip than the last. I think having your hand in that river for 10 seconds constitutes self harm, lol.

It's not every day you get to see your favorite KZfaqr drive through your backyard! Love the video!

Man, I lived in Wyoming during my late teens into my mid twenties, nice trip down memory lane, thank you

OMG! The memories have come back. My dad had a 77 Mercury Grand Marquis with a 460 under the hood, used that car for work vehicle

2:31 The green glow of those dash lights brings back some memories.

Da Feeesh!!