Memory lane is a good place to take a walk down once in a while. Those pictures are part of y'alls history, save them for your kids and grand kids.

Always fun to take a trip down memory lane with old pictures. Sometimes its nice to see where you came from and how far you've gone over the years. Life has a way of blazing right on by... It's a good thing I tool lots of pictures. And you are 100% right.. there's something to be said about having a physical photo to look at. One wrong data input and POOF those digital pictures are gone forever.

Amen on having things you can put your hands on. I'm too old for that cloud stuff.

Great stuff !! Thank you for sharing your journey !!! They can't take our memories !!!! Stay safe and God bless you and your wonderful family , in Jesus Name !!!! Eddy

Thank you for sharing all those pictures thank you for the video

Great pics...reminds us all that "life is moving right along"...so we better appreciate each and every day. Thanks.

Cool old pics! Can’t wait to see you working with the young man again.

Old pics are a fun thing!

Cool pics, reminds me of the cars i had in the past, a -65 Chevy II, -77 Nova, -79 C10 and some others, all gone now...

Your taste in music is excellent, love Holly Williams!

Great video. The BMW project sounds interesting. We looking at another LS swap maybe?? Great to see the old pics and reminisce about days gone by. My wife and I have spent a long time, and much more to come I'm sure, going thru all the albums and pictures we've accumulated. We're digitizing them all to keep them safe. And free up all the space the pictures take up right now. Lots of memories as we do it too. You should do a recap of how Hevy Acres came to be. Look forward to more. Be safe and stay well.

I heard a song the other day ,15 Days under the Hood,by The New Riders of The Purple Sage. You popped into my head..

Thanks for sharing this video enjoyed the pictures

Good song.

Geno's Garage is the place to go for all things Cummins. Ha! LS swap in a Beemer. Can't wait for that one!

Memories that mirror my own.... never thought at the time to get stuff where I could keep it and now regret it but age don't care..... maybe time just does heal all wounds. I know for sure if ya ain't reminded of stuff, the mind seems to blank out the unpleasant stuff. I happened to watch a video movie and dang man, those bad memories surfaced like a ace of spades in a game of hearts. Oh yeah... she is smoking hot to this very day! She ain't no ones but yours and surely you have sense to just be kind.... not harping but reminding you and kind of myself as to how something comes out of the mouth and then wish to god that you could just stuff your foot in place of it. Boy howdy am I ever so dang guilty of it myself.... so ain't born a preacher ni either

Great to help the kiddos makes a excellent dad

Sorry the 442 build was the days before KZfaq, would have loved to see that one. You should put the flathead under your bench in the BMW. 😆

Some cool old pictures 👍👍

Now it's getting exciting, - son - car- needs work - dad & son wrenching - good, good. Turbo, LS1 powered, lowered, huge exhaust tips, wide rubber band tires, cool 20 inch rims. 👍

I still want to see the 46 Ford get done, I like that truck.

I know what hour gonna put in that BMW ,.. time and money . Lol i always wanted to get a Jaguar and put a small block Chevy in one , but now days it would prolly be a ls .👍 Got my Q jet equipped sirt recently i like it . God Bless Yall

Only thing I added was a mechanical 30 psi gauge for fuel pressure on my vp44 truck, made sure it stayed above 5ish to make sure the lift pump was working. I removed a plug on the fuel filter housing and put an elbow on it, ran a line right to the gauge in the cab, worked great

Thanks for the video!

yes sir.. that is one form of "propagating" I know this because I happen to be a propagation specialist

Lift pump in the fuel tank or as close to the tank as you can. Get a fuel pressure gauge to monitor the lift pump pressure. I have mine inside the tank and the truck has over 450,000 miles with 344,000 on the lift pump.

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Do something that'll really make the comments section scream for the young man's BMW: a MoPar 360 and a 727.😁 You've had quite a life, both in family and in machines. It's good stuff.

Those 5 series BMW’s were a bit of a bigger car, so an LS would probably slide right in! Get a good automatic to match up with it and the young man will be all set up.

LS of course

It was cool to see the old days

You need a special box labeled safe place for all those types of parts the. You will no exactly where the safe place is

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Working with the young man? Love it, gonna be fun. You goin LS in the BEAMER?😊

It's a DODGE, Hell Yeah

A 240/300 Big Six. With a 5 speed.

Small block Chebby lol.

Put a Chevy engine in that BMW at least!

Need a printer that you can print pictures yourself right of your phone! We do it all the time!

Probably going to put a LS in the beamer...

I think you're going to put a LS in it

Chevy engine and transmission..what else?

What's going on with the Camber on that yellow TA

Hopefully sbc or ls

you putting a nissan leaf electric engine in the beemer? haha. ls1

LS BMW?

Remove the killer dial pin

6 litre LS or 6.2 litre diesel take care

How long have you lived at that place? Some of those pictures are by your shop, right?

Brain damage

L S.