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Good to see a a father and son working together, always cherish these moments

I worked in Crosville for several years and we used a 74 Bronco. It was amazing how tough that thing was. A friend of ours bought it, cleaned it up, done some maintenance and started driving it. That thing is still running today!

Can't believe how good it runs after 25 years! You all are a great crew! Keep it up!

Dont worry about the "entertainment" , you guys are "real" and that comes through loud and clear to the audience. Keep up the great work in front and behind the camera!

Amazing video. That little bronco wanted to get running toward the end when it moved. I kinda got used to it as the video went along. Hope the bronco gets a good home!! All of you guys are awsome!! God bless everyone!!

I was there with you guys, i would help you get it running. These old vehicles i love working on. I used to working on engines without the computer in them. Just to hear her turn over got me excited. It sounded good there. I know it wouldnt take much to get and keep it running. Just getting the right gas flow and the the right power to it would be the trick. This was an awesome video guys. I enjoyed watching and thanks for sharing.

Another home run! Thanks for walking the walk! I find it amazing how great you all work together! I would give a bunch for one more chance to go under the hood with my dad... Thanks for sharing the good times and the love of Christ!

Hi there from Sweden! This is the first time I watched this channel and I must say I am impressed. The sound and video quality is great and all three of you can make time pass without being boring for a second. Very entertaining!

I just love you guys, you remind me of me and my dad about 40 years ago. I would love to come to Bogata someday and meet you all in person.

Great videos, those rusty Broncos, Scouts, F100 short beds, tri five Chevrolets, even any 48 to 54 Chevrolets are restoration gold. Thanks for the live streams.

Love the show !! Great team work ! Good to see father and son working together . One more lives again .

Kristian did a great job on the windshield!!!

HI Guys ,love your channel ,, i am from Vancouver Canada, my father has passed and i enjoy watching you and your father and your cool projects, brings back memories, god bless

Really enjoying seeing all 3 of you. You guys are doing great and getting more and more comfortable in front of the camera together.

Great video and nice find for sure. One thing I personally like is you both speak with humility, Your not some macho cocky know it all talking down to your audience. You are the real deal and you make folks feel like they are right there in the shop with you. That is fantastic. I subscribed and look forward to more of your episodes. God Bless!

Nice to watch you too having fun. My Father has been gone 30 years what a blessing not to mention this old blue grunting back to life!!!!!!

The previous videos seemed "canned". This is raw and original and I find it very entertaining. This stirs memories of when I was younger and more courageous working on cars. Thanks for the inspiration.

Glad that you guys started doing videos again! I was missing the ‘Turning Rust’ videos.

Everyone I have had has sat 15+ yrs.As long as the engine wasn't blown all they have needed were a battery and some fuel dumped down the carb. My 1st vehicle I learned to drive was a '71 EB Sport in '81,it was just as old as I was.All my father said was this is 1st,2nd,3rd,Rev,clutch,brake,gas and sent me on my way.I pretty much already knew that stuff from watching him drive it all those years.We later made it into a mud racer.After a yr or two we pulled the 302 and put in a 351w from a '69 LTD,took the front coils and a couple leafs off a F250 or 350 2wd and made our own lift.It rode a lil rough but hitting jumps it landed like it was landing on a pillow.Ran straight exhaust up behind the front seats.No one,even other EB's could beat it,even though we only ran 31 10.5x15 and at least one ran 36-38". It'd royally piss them off,so much so they tried to sabotage it a few times and still get beat....LOL! Love the EB,I have had 3 others since,'67,68,and 76.The '68 was my 1st that I bought when I was 14. The '68 is 100% factory Ford steel,bought both front fenders,grill and tailgate off of Ford back then because I didn't want any bondo in it.Still have it and the '76 yet.

Really appreciate what you guys are doing and the videos! Thank you!

💕 love how you make working on carb so simple

Good stuff, ya'll always get me thinking about my dad and wanting to work with him again :)

Love this one Guys, it reminds me of my Dad, a master mechanic he always had a Bronco. We lost him way too soon back in 2007. Thank You, and as always God Bless y’all !!!

I will say, having Christian helping adds to the video feature, with another personality, and adding a little humour here and there. Thanks for the video, as an old friend of mine had one of these Bronco's back in the day, where unfortunately he had an accident where a friend was deceased, but it was resurrected after the accident and ran again. Because of this Bronco's short stature, it isn't a great handling vehicle on the highway, but works just fine if driven in a responsible manner, and a ton of fun off on the forest or mining roads in 4X4.

Ignition module has 2 hot wires one from the solinoid to keep the voltage up when cranking and one when the key is on to keep it running

Wish I had seen the live by I have watched it now. Had a guy that run the business next door to the one I was running that had one of the of the first generation broncos. It had a 289 in it with solid lifter it was hard to keep them adjusted so they didn't rattle. He got tired of adjusting them every few weeks and sold it. It may have just needed some new nuts on the adjustment so it would stay tight. Love you'll stay safe and God bless. Dan 🇺🇸

Mine sat for about 10 yrs was in a little bit better condition, good run down share y'all are excellent on troubleshoot mode like live action process reality flow thanks for giving me insights on the buttercups comeback my bro calls her hoss sounds fitting still purrs.

really like the video. i got on 8 minutes after your Live stream ended. Glad to see you got it running.

Excellent part = the window washing and conversation. Thanks for the smiles.

It was great to see your sister again. She's a wonderful presence. God Bless and Happy New Year.

If you don't mind me saying guy's, you need a gravity bottle that hang from the hood of the car, that would make life a lot easier! Jason from UK! P's, your awesome, keep up the good work and keep saving those classics!

I love love everything about your context your dad and yourself mechanic knowledge is superb. I also love how you interact with your dad and sister. Your my favorite KZfaq to watch. I've already told my family and friends about your KZfaq channel. Keep up the excellent work. God bless you all.

fav live feed yet ,keep safe an would love to see more.

Hi Folks, Love y'all and love the bronco will it run except I'm a Chevy Lover😁 I was like how is that needle valve going to work on a float not attached. Good thing someone suggested to make something to attach it👍 I see why your viewers like to help you when you actually ask for their help. Allot of people won't listen or accept help. Working together is what we all need to do these days👍❤

Wow! She's rough but an 80's model Bronco II was my first vehicle. Actual a later 80's model and I'd do anything to own another one like. Like you said though finding one with an original v8, I couldn't have turned it away either. It would be a labor filled but fun full resto job for me. I come along when they decided to put that small v6 in it with a transmision that was geared way to high so even though it got halfway decent gas mileage, you gave up way to much power. I went through 3 transmissions with that thing. My plans were to take an 87 to 89 model Bronco II and a 90's Explorer sport and pull the drive train out of that and stick it in the Bronco II. I had the Explorer Sport but then couldn't find the Bronco II I wanted to put it in. I found plenty of 2wd's but either all the 4wd's rusted away or already bought. I came mighty close to buying an 87 model 2wd with blown motor for $500 but when I got to see it, some of the wiring had fried on it and though I don't mind wiring or the work, I just waited to long like we all seem to do sometime.

Great family togetherness.. God bless you all in your endevers.love each episode.

You guys are amazing. to watch you restore this is really neat. Thank you.

Love all your videos-God bless you and your family for what you do!

I really can stop watching all your vidoes ,can’t wait for the next live one . New subscriber and I’m on my 15th video 👍🏼👍🏼 the bond y’all have with your father is a blessing!

I bought a Rolled over and Totaled 1977 Bronco that was a West Virginia Department of Natural Resources Game Wardens vehicle with factory 411 posi traction and 16 inch wheels and repaired it. It was by far the best four wheel drive vehicle I ever owned. The one you have must have been a California vehicle because mine didn’t have the smog trash on it.

Your Dad said, "good to have rats around to keep the wires fresh" LOL!!

Keep up with the good work on those revivals I like watching them all the time

Really, really enjoy these videos guys. Keep up the great work!!!

decided to check out this video and i thought its was cool that you guys went to gilmer im down the road in big sandy would have been nice to meet you, and the bronco is a great find.

My parents had a new '74 V8 Bronco when I lived in Upstate New York with them then. It was green in color and a second car for my mother to get to work in the Northeast winters. She loved it and ran it until they traded it in for a Toyota 4WD in '86. The Toyota dealer already had a buyer for the Bronco at trade in.

Morning Lance & crew, I like those 1st gen Ford Broncos, years ago a couple buddies had a Mustang junk yard, think they had one or two of these Broncos, the Broncos had a 9" rear axle which would bolt right into the early Mustangs, so chances are if you found one in the junk yard the rear axle was gone...great video!!

Hi it’s great what you guys do saving these gems from disappearing forever keep it up

An honest live stream. I really like this old iron ya'll

Nice job guys.... can't believe that stash of Isettas you have!! I'll have to check out your other videos....

I have the exact same carburetor on my F100 pickup with a 302 there is definitely a little clip that connects on to that needle so when the float moves up and down it moves with the float

I love these live start videos

Loving the show in the UK, father and son combination very good.

The persistence is strong with them! Most of us would have taken the "step back" approach for about 20 yrs or so.

Its great that you are now again making video's much appreciated, Don from England.

I like how you make each vehicle a interesting story thank you

Awesome video guys 👍👍 Keep them coming

I gotta finish work early to watch these awesome Ride

Nice project can’t wait to see it finished. I’ve got a 1970 bronco

I passed right through Bogata, Tx a week ago I never thought about the fact that Your place was in that little town or I would stopped by and said Hi. I've watch you guys for years but never paid attention to where you were located.

I live between Gilmer and Quitman, TX in the woods near 154. Was great to see you guys were out here!

You guys are so determined never give up and you do great work trouble shooting issues

You guys are so inspiring!! Thanks..God bless!!!

Love the first gen Bronco's!!

watching the father son dynamic is awesome

Hi I'm from the Caribbean island enjoying your KZfaq channel and video I'm a mechanic too who love old cars and Van's so it is fun to watch

I wish I had been there for the live broadcast but your lives are still better than a Hollywood movie 👍👏👌

TO D FATHER AND SON TANDEM, EXCELLENT!!!, JUST CONTINUE INSPIRING UR VIEWERS, FUN TASK STICK!!! GODBLESS. !!!

The truck starts which now justifies a fresh carburetor! A full tune up and a good carb and you have a good collectors item!

Very good work I love your truck keep the truck

Hi, I'm a new subscriber really like your channel. You guys are down to earth people. Keep it up.👍

Just a tip; I go on line and look at the free manuals or sometimes look at how to videos people post. I've made a few for Brevil and Sunbeam when a new product came out and they had a common problem I would work it out and send them a how to video. (I am a retired technician) But a lot of videos are out on the interweb as VGG would say. Just a thought for you? good luck.

great teaching and video , enjoy your channel , Regards Deano from New Zealand

Watching you work on that float was like watching a medical documentary so precise along with the over head camera angle

Ya the viewer is exactly right what your calling a jet is a needle float valve which closes and opens and has to be clipped to the float to regulate adjustment of the fuel in Carburetor

you people should feel blessed that people send you money.... its truly amazing ....

I’ve always loved those old Broncos, especially with the V-8’s! 👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻

Gosh darn it I missed it again please start doing these later please

Love the music you guys use in your video's

Nice work! I just got a 66 Bronco

Every time I said something, no one heard me, I kept saying certain things and everyone acted as if I wasn't there, then I woke up....It turns out, I accidently fell asleep with my headphones on, and when he was talking, it was in my dream, and I was standing right there helping to get the truck started in my dream.!!!!

Best show with the best music!

Hey you guys know JunkYardDigs just did a revival of an old bronco just like that one in Arizona I believe, it was pretty amazing. Sorry, I am not trying to take away from you'll video or channel, I just wanted you peeps from restored to check him out, he is also someone that follows VGG. I watch a hole lot of the revival channels and I just love them. So when I find channels that are genuine, I like to pass them on to other channels. You know spread the love plus sometimes you might be able to help each other out with parts like if you need them. God Bless you guys and be safe!

Another great evening watching you guys wrenching.

Good job on the carburetor I've worked on a pile of them you all did a good job on the hole vehicle

My 69 had same issue with float air filter post was another ran down tight squirters or idle jets would not flow accelerator squirters wouldn't work either loosened up worked fine ... 😊

I am glad I found your new channel!!

One thing for certain im not learnin nothing ive done my share of this kind of thing i just like watchin ya good ole boys do things god bless ya all be safe

Love those old broncos!

Worthy of a proper restoration!

I first drove a 1970 Ford Bronco many years ago . It was a standard shift , six cylinder model . It was really neat!!

What do you mean by “it aint pretty? Its a first gen. Bronco!!! I agree, it’s worn, but still alive! I love it!

Thanx guys for another great video can't wait for the next ya keep them coming

My great grandfather had that one in white great memorys

why is your pops always the one who ends up laying on the ground and not you? lol

Thanks Truly enjoyed!

Great job guys love the videos 🙏🏿👍🏿

Love the show here in Cornwall UK guys. Love the young man's T shirt Christian..Chris

God Bless you guys!! Keep up the good work. Prayers from Ohio

Hey guys watching and building a model kit at the same time enjoy your videos