The smile on Hunter’s face when he heard that 460 for the first time… Priceless. That’s one fine pickup… It amazes me how you take things like rear main leaks and cracked new transmissions in stride… That kind of stuff is a gut punch to me after all that work… I gotta cuss, bitch, moan and whine for a few minutes before I go back in.

Little advice for Hunter spend as much time with dad as you can the man is a world of knowledge.The truck looks and sounds amazing great job you all.❤

Well done Hunter you have something you can enjoy for years to come. You are lucky to have a father with such a well equipped shop and the knowledge to help you. This could be the start of a hobby of saving older vehicles and or equipment if you are that way inclined. You and your father have done a great job there and it sounds great. It will bring a smile to your face every time you drive it, and that makes it all worth it.

I'm a Chevy man but that old Ford is a sweet ride. Hunter is a lucky young man to have a father that helps he's kid out and it seems that you have a lot of patience too. The world needs more fathers like you, great job both of you and the other people that helped too.

I really liked the Ford Highboy compilation of videos. I am impressed with the knowledge and ability of both your sons, Hunter and Tucker. You are doing a fantastic job of teaching them trades that will help them throughout their lives. It makes a father happy to see how you teach and assist your boys. You are very patient with them and compliment them as they complete their projects. I always look forward to your videos and how you vary the content. Keep up the good work!

If it's leaking oil you know that there's oil in it. Hello all from Siesta Key Florida

The long videos are awesome. If you made a 3 hour video, I would watch every second. Side note: I’m super curious how much much better the fuel mileage on that 5 speed swapped 6.9 would be. Probably very good.

Really enjoy seeing the videos of you teaching your kids and not just handing them there Parts it's nice to see them working and earning what they are getting they're getting an education and learning responsibility love the videos everything you do

Hunter, enjoy every single minute with your dad!!! I lost mine a couple years ago and would give ANYTHING to be able to tell him how much I appreciate all he did for us and to tell him I love him one more time!!! Cherish every moment young man and give him a hug once in a while and tell your mom & dad how much you appreciate AND love them!!! That's one sweet machine 🙂

The old highboys are the holy grail for Ford pick ups

Clean shop, Ford's everywhere, family working together.... Now that's America!

Built Hunter Tough! I could listen to you guys all day...

Dual 3 inch is the right size for that much motor. But a xpipe or something of the sort integrated would sound better and make more power.

Hunter should go give his mom a really big hug,because she's the real boss

Sounds awesome! Hunter will remember this for the rest of his life. Great job, dad!

Measure with a micrometer, mark it with chalk and cut it with an axe.

'76 and '77 were my favorite years. Nice looking High Boy

A big heavy foot will get you about 5 mpg in that f250

Clinton the smile on Hunter’s face says it all! Thanks for sharing! Kevin

She is beautiful and sounds amazing. The time with each other is more important than the truck.

Sometime during the '77 model year federal mandate eliminated tanks in the cab (probably a/o 1/1/77) Prior to that 4x4's with dual tank had one in the cab and one in the back.

Thoroughly enjoyed this series on the Highboy. My dad picked up a 1975 150 Ranger back when I was 16. We did a little wrenching on that truck. I’m 60 now and still have very good memories of working on that truck with my dad. Clint the time you spend with your kids will be great memories someday! Keep the great videos coming man!

I will say that I am not a huge Ford fan BUT....that is a beautiful, sweet looking truck he has!!! You know that your faithful viewers will watch anything that you put out Clint!! As always thank you for bringing us along on this adventure!!!!

I've been so looking forward to see this build get finished. Awesome series, Hunter & Clint, I thoroughly enjoyed every bit.

My grandfather used to say "I've cut this dang thing three times and it's still too short".

Loving the truck. When I was a kid my Dad had a 1976 f250 high boy. That’s probably why I’m such fan of them and have always been a Ford guy.

I liked the tank behind the seat because it never rusted out.. u have to run a 360 fly wheel and a 10 1/2" clutch

What a great job you guys did and what a beautiful bad ass truck, I thoroughly enjoyed the videos on this truck. I had a 1974 F-100 Custom with the same brown color but solid. It had a 390 in it with headers and aluminum mag wheels. It had a three on the tree shifter on it. I was 19 when I bought it from my favorite high school teacher. I'm 66 now and I really miss that truck. I think I need to find me another one now. Watching you guys really brought back a lot of good memories. Thank you!!!

Looks like your sons gonna be working for free for a long time. I can only imagine how much all the cost. Hope he realizes hoe lucky he is.

At 18:19 I like seeing dozers, excavators and semi trucks with lots of jokes from you and kevin with a Christmas cherry on top. The high boy does sound sick going down the road.

“Whatever Kevin”!!! Says Hunter while working with Kevin on the exhaust piping😂😂😂 Sounds like Kevin got under Hunters skin a little🤔 Love your pickup Hunter!!💪👍🇺🇸

That is one lucky kid. I didn’t comment before because I waited until fire up day. When the inevitable shit eaten grin from ear to eat broke across his face. Through all that boring work and exhausting work which seemed to never end, I knew it was going to happen. There are 3 times a boy goes through the right of passage and that is when he loses his virginity, builds his first engine and starts it and the day he has his first child. Not a fan of that exhaust noise. I prefer to have a high flow muffler like a Mac 3” so I can hear the cam working through the headers and a nice low rumble. That’s just unwanted noise. Dad also has a special feeling of making his boy do something he can be proud of. Hunter is certainly a different person today. He now has self respect, something he didn’t have before. He now has a purpose because he now can see what he can do. This is one of those special and important life lessons that most parents want for their children. Expensive but worth every cent if it makes an unbreakable bond between parent and child. Good work dad.

This reminded of my dad painting my 64 Impala convertible when I was in school,,, what a day that was

In depth stuff is always fun to watch, if it will be long, doesn't matter and you guys get more viewing hours as well.

Awesome he’s going to have a great truck hope he takes care of it thank you for sharing

I found myself smiling and thinking what a lucky boy to be able to spend time with his dad; a new drivable truck it add to the deal. Thanks.

Hunter, you will remember spending these days with your dad and friends. As you get older these memories will come back and remind you of great times

He’ll be fighting the girls off with a stick trying to crawl up in that truck. He just needs to pay attention to the one that kicks her feet off without being told to before she gets in it. She’s the keeper. The rest are throwbacks. 👍

Yr or so ago you rebuilt dirt perfects trailer, dads all over the country envy the relationship you have with your sons, we all love the details of the builds you do. The details are part of all that.

My Afternoon go too ,,ya ,,Coffees on guys!! lov it!! Cheers!;-)!!!!! She sounds Solid!!

the girlies are going to beg for a ride home in that bad boy

" That's right Bub ".... looking great. Enjoying the build videos, interesting, informative, educational and entertaining. Keep them coming, be well stay safe.

My 67 GMC pickup had a Seat tank and two 50 gallon saddle tanks. My 73 DODGE W100 has a 27 gallon seat tank and trust me the bored out 360, can suck that thing dry in record time!

That cleaner cuts right through the oxidation like it wasn't there

That old Highboy turned out awesome. Great color scheme and the old tried and true 460cid motor will be passing all of those $85,000 6.7 diesels by the side of the road, but you won’t pass any gas stations! Stellar build gentlemen…

Sweet ride. Thanks for sharing. Helped a friend when we were in college rebuild his 70's Ford truck. It also had the 460. Back then we used RV cams to boost them. Not as much as a 3/4 but definitely made an impact on sound and performance. Thanks for sharing.

This is the real TOYS R US channel! Love the military vehicles and family time! My son is named Hunter as well..thanks for the channel!

I really hope one day I can throw the word bubby around so naturally. Gold.

What a cool father son project, 😎 🇺🇲👍

Your son is lucky to have a father like you who has the patience, time and resources to work on a truck like that. Personally I’m a little jealous of the truck. Hope it works well for him for many years!

Hunter remember no one is born great at anything it takes time patients and lots an lots of practice. You seem like a quick study keep up the good work!!!

Sure glad you never cut out the problems you had and because your just human like the rest of us perfect. Determination gets the trophy is that job, Hunter to have a father like that with all kinds of helpers, Kevin Uncle Scott, your a lucky young man. So happy for you good thing you live in the USA so you can afford gas her in CANADA 6.50 per gallon she would get expensive to drive but would be alot of fun. Love the exhaust choice Hunter sounds throaty. Congratulations on the great truck rebuild and Clinton great video was waiting for the completion…🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Wow another great day with you, thank you for sharing and always a pleasure watch your project 👍👍👍👍

Like my old race car buddies say "God appreciates Sunday work church too". Nice father/son project, of course many others get creds as well. Thanks for sharing it - brings a grin!😁 Seems like Hunter has a "HUGE" grin!!!

Your and mss c boy s are top!. But i hope they appreciate the situation they are in. If they lived elsewhere and their dad did not have this shop! I know its a lot to ask( know that 80/85% goes bad!) but ever considered apprentice ship? You and Kevin have all the skills. Option 2 start playing these videos at schools, community education programs maybe even juvenile prisons?! It could change a lot of young folks lives.

If y’all decide to repaint the truck you should pull the in cab fuel tank and plate over where the fuel neck filler cap is located. That will give him storage behind the seat for tools speakers and whatever else. Plus it will get rid of the smell of gas in the cab. My grandfathers 76 and 79 had in cab fuel tanks originally and no matter what the cab always smelled like gas and then we installed external tanks during the restoration and afterwards you’d never know they originally had cab tanks. We put a fuel tank tool box combo in the bed as it was just being built and restored as a ranch truck. The 79 was done similar to Hunters as it had a filler neck door on the bed as well. Some good sound deadening and heat shielding would make the cab much quieter and more comfortable but the truck is looking and sounding very good.

Really great video. So good to have a father son collaboration. I built cars with my sons when they were at home and it creates a fantastic bond going forward. Still great pals today now they are both married with their owns sons.

Hunter will enjoy his 77 Highboy for years. great job guy's..

Remind Hunter of high center of gravity, she will roll. Nice work and hope he has many miles of enjoyment driving.

Makes me miss my old 460 truck, it was awesome in every way except having to use 93 octane at 8 mpg

That truck is basically brand new. Sweet ride

The boys are so lucky to have a dad like him..............................Very smart man.

Back in the late 70's our PD would buy the Highway Patrol LTD with the 460 interceptors that would top end from 145 to 160 MPH . they were bullet proof except for the fast fading brakes .

C&C Equipment.. Oh man that thing sounds awesome. The bumpstick is music to my ears. Nice job for sure. Thanks for sharing it.

What a build. And I can't believe I'm only just now remembering how I test drove a decent '78 High Boy that a dealer had on their lot back in the 90s. I felt like I was sitting about 10' in the air driving it, haha! They wanted $2200 and I wish I would have bought it! And Clint is sporting my 2nd favorite camo pattern - duck hunter, a design that goes back to WWII.

Hunter finally seems happy! A great series too :)

That Dude sounds awesome. Great job Hunter. 👍👍

Well done. Thanks

Sounds awesome!!!

Pure art! 👏

AWESOME!!! You have made some father-Son memories that last forever!

Wow ! Great job !

You made some great memories with your son that he will never forget and he will tell his kids someday great job

Clinton you and Hunter ARE BAD ASSES !!! For what it's worth ? I'm Proud of Hunter !! I Know Dad Is !! I think this was an AWESOME Experience for Hunter !! And to deal with a little time crunch ? to get it ready for the start of school !? In Dad's BUSY shop !! Guys like me live vicariously through you ! Meaning we're proud too !!

Great video series thanks 👍

I'm not even a Ford guy but Hunter and Mr. C you have built a fine truck!!! Good job Hunter 👍👏 enjoy your awesome new truck!!!

Awesome job!!

Hunter is going to have the coolest truck in the school parking lot. Great father son project!

When I was farming in the 70's and 80's I replaced all my Ford motors with 460's. I had friends in wrecking yards save me all the 460's that came in primarily in Lincolns. I would rebuild them during the winter with my kids. Even though they were young they learned about motor building.

AWESOME job yall.

Looks great

Looks great.

In about 1995, some of the upscale, standard cab, F-Series trucks had a really nice seat that would almost bolt into the 1977. The seat is a bench on the bottom, with two high-back bucket seat backs. Between the seat backs was a console that could be folded up. All covered in nice cloth. The tan color would be perfect for this truck.

Sounds good 👍

Sounds great you all did great work ❤

C&C Equipment + : *_YES_* , by all means, show the _nitty-gritty details_ of running all sensor wiring, vent/other hoses, etc, ect, etc. Showing said "stuff" is part/parcel of the excellence/quality/thoroughness of a *_C&C E_* presentation... of which this is one of several (at least three) dealing w/ the *Highboy FORD truck* and teaching your sons all the 'ends-and-outs' required to *_do-a-job-right._* Thus, _do not_ skimp. AND... as is always the case w/ *_C&C E_* keep up the superb work, young men! 👏👏👏 And a further 'AND'... Yes, this video gets the ubiquitous *_YT_* 'thumbs👍," awarded for overall excellence of presentation. Did you expect less? 🙄

Great video well done !!!

Sounds great looks awesome

Nice job guys! Looks great!

sounds good

Sounds good

The old ford hi-boys are awesome…great job keeping it original paint style…only thing it really needs are the cab lights!…I know they were optional back then, but there a must!

Loved this series. Awesome job.

Awesome!

Great job y’all

Very nice. Well done. Sounds great.

Great series on the build,thank you

Your videos are really great. I would watch them even if they were longer no problem whatsoever. I can’t wait to see each and everyone of your videos.

That is wicked sounding

Great job