I believe your father is younger than me. I don't like hearing him say he doesn't like getting old, because it makes me feel older. I lost my dad two months ago. Enjoy the time you have to spend with yours. There were no video cameras back in the 1970s when my dad was teaching me to spin wrenches. These are priceless memories you're making.

Probably the most healthy, wholesome father/son relationship since Andy and Opie. I love seeing you two work together. Reminds me of visiting my Granddad to do oil changes at his farm.

When I see one of your videos, I pretty much stop whatever I’m doing to watch it. The look of your pumps in the night is iconic of a gone bye era. I LOVE your channel so much. What gift you give us! Thank you!

Absolutely love the collection of memorabilia Travis. Please keep showing this when you can!

It's great seeing young guys interested in old cars and the pumps and the history of it all. Us old guys will leave this earth some day and we can't let true history die with us! Great seeing you and your Dad working together. I lost my Dad when I was 8 years old! Now I'm teaching my Grandkids how to maintain and repair cars and impart my knowledge to them when ever I can.

Always great to watch Travis and Rick working on projects together!

Travis, it’s nice to see you and your father working together on these projects. It was great to see you had this one started.

Your pops is the best! Another awesome video. Can’t wait until the next one!

Don't take the time with your Dad for granted..your lucky to have such a good friend.

Very cool old gas pumps. Those are things you rarely if ever see anywhere !

Your dad is so funny lol sitting there in his own little world. While you struggle with the motor on the cherry picker lol

The hose clamp conversation was the best!🤣🤣

The interchangeability of Chevy parts makes a project like yours Travis go much smoother and quicker for folks like you and your dad.

I am 80 and agree it is terrible getting old. I hate mowing grass. But when you and Your Dad work on an old car or truck I watch.

Always good to see another early 60s Chevy saved. From an era when car manufacturers really let their designers off the leash!

Awesome! Another El Camino! I'm back working on my 59 El Camino now! Great video Travis! ✌🏻

I think it's really awesome how y'all use old tools and old trucks to work with!

Good to see you guys saving another cool car

Love your pumps and signs! 😊

I Love those old Chevy’s keep saving them. Thank you.

A ratchet strap around the center circumference of the tire really helps to spread the beads apart when setting the beads.

Hey, your dad is giving out some Strong Fred Sanford Vibes crawlin along with the motor & stand in his pickup! 😂😂 😎👍

Awesome video, as always. That green & white TEXACO pump brought back a lot of unforgettable memories. My uncle had a TEXACO gas station in Cuba in the 1950s. Cheers from Florida.

I enjoy watching your channel. The interaction between you and your Dad is great. He reminds me of my late dad in so many ways. Keep the vids coming.

Thanks for showing the sale and pick up of your truck. So many You Tubers never show what happens to the vehicle after the initial content. It's nice to know what the rest of the story.

Great progress on the 60 El Camino Your restored pumps are beautiful. I'm looking forward to more on the El Camino

Fantastic video !! You and your dad work so well together and you can tell in his eyes he is extremely proud of you and your skills. That is pure gold. On the other hand, that El Camino looks like it was cobbed together from a few other cars and painted with a roller. No matter for you and dad--you two will make it something anyone would be proud to own. Love the gas pump restorations. People pay serious dough for those. Go get 'em. Thanks for sharing the journey.

You always put out great father and son videos🏁🏁

Interesting review of the pumps. My father in law has a shell station in Ohio started his station in 1919. Hi pumps were old style and everyone wanted him to change to new ones. He wouldn't change.

Nice work selling the Dodge! And of course I love to see the pumps, and on that note I love seeing the household appliances rebuilds too, like that washing machine. Definitely agree with keeping the guts in the pumps, that’s much cooler to me than the convenience of an empty one. Looking forward to part 2 of this El Camino!

Enjoy your videos and you and your dad working together. The end clip of the gas pumps was very cool. Don’t take for granted the time you have with your dad!

I bought my first Chevy when I was 15. I’m 65 years old now. I always look forward to the vids. Please keep on keeping on.

Great to see Rick more on your videos. Makes me grin when you two exchange comments. Also. I like the gas pump features too. 👍

Good to see you two working together as you restore these classic vehicles to being road worth as you build your relationship. Joe from Smyrna Delaware

The return spring for the clutch pedal is an over-center spring, mandatory on all 3-finger borg/beck style clutches. (diaphragm style with hydro. actuated fork clutches use a smaller/lighter spring iirc)

Great to see the El Camino work starting!

El Caminos Are Totally Cool.

More than once I have had 'professional' tyre fitters insist it isn't necessary to line up the dot with the valve. Even when asking them to do it, they refused. So much easier to balance when it's done correctly.

Love the gas pumps restoration’s. Thanks Travis. You and Richard have had a time with this El Camino. Can’t wait for the start and drive. Thanks for Sharing! 💯👊👍

Love the signs and pumps

I can vaguely remember those type of pumps. I was born in 56. By the time I started to drive they were more modern looking, mechanical though of coarse. Thanks guys.

Phillip Banks Howard Cunningham Mike Brady Dan Connor George Cooper And Rick (Travis's Dad) All awesome TV Fathers

I like the pumps that you have and are restoring. It is hard to work on cars during the summer, here in south Alabama it is hot, and the humidity is high making it difficult to work during the summer months until it starts cooling down in October. Enjoy working with your dad while you still can, my dad has been gone now for three years, I used to enjoy working with him on our projects as you and your dad are doing.

I like you guys because you're doing things like I can do at home. You're not getting a new shop with lifts and working bays and fancy expensive stuff. Thanks for your hard work.

Your dad is the funniest!

It's very nice for Dads and Sons to be able to work together. I'm starting to find this out !!

Thank you for your APPRECIATION to your subscribers Travis

Love it all! Special times working with your Dad like that! Used to do the same with mine before he passed. Cherish it! Really enjoy your channel! 👍🏼😊

It's not the "brake fluid that turns into dust". It's the metal of the wheel cylinders that's broken down into dust same as the master cylinder.

Good job boyz!.... Pumps look great!

Yeah those El caminos used to be everywhere.. I don't know why everybody seems to like to abuse them... When they were new I mean

Great video! I like seeing the side projects. I’m glad you and your dad get to do this together.

Another excellent video! Great work, as always, Travis and Rick!

Great build project…Thanks for sharing men.

You guys do good work.👍

Thanks, Travis. You and your Dad work good together. Those old 60s are cool. I have a 68, my grandpa bought new.

Hey Travis Hey Rick Great Video lots of good content and the variety was certainly worth the watch. Back in the early 80’s I helped restore a 59 El Camino. It was practically all there it just needed paint and the tailgate needed some metal work like a lot of them did. Thank You 🙏

Your dad is so cool 😁👍🏻💪🏻 Like to see you working on your projects 😍👍🏻 Greetings from 🇸🇪

On all my tire machines they had bottom air jets that would activate when you depressed the air pedal all the way (half way for just regular air thru the hose) . You would lift the tire to seat the top bead, mash the jets (simulates an ether blast) and then let the air hose finish inflating the tire. Like the content!

As a 26 year old who owns a 59 El Camino and four fifth generation El Caminos, I’m glad to see more and more of the first generation rigs out there being worked on and fixed up. They may always have rotted floors, but they look solid from the outside! 😂 My 59 has new floor pans but other than that and the eyebrows of the hood, no rust!

Your yard is very special, looks very good, well done, the effort is worth it. Thanks for the video, its always good to see what you will be fixing next.

Those Pumps are Beautiful ! 👊😎👍

Great choice! 60 chevy is such a great looking car. Having an early El Camino is so cool.

I like those gas pumps ...you did a good job on the gas pumps ....looks nice all lite up at night ...

Nice amsteur mechanic..shade tree builds.. Good golly your pumps are NICE..! Father & son frolics... CARRY ON

Oh yeah baby, Travis is back on the track ❤❤❤❤.

Just wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed the part of the video toward the end where you started talking about your gas pumps. I've got a restored Wayne 60 that I just inherited a few months ago. I have not had time to investigate what I need to get the light globe working on top, as well as the internal light around the center. You opened up your pumps and now I realize what I have to do to get this all lit up. Thanks a bunch - love all your videos. Good stuff!

Great revival and teamwork, thanks for the pump tour , great work 👏, thanks for sharing 👍💨💨

I love to see something extra in videos on your channel while you working on a car. Like the 50’s furniture or those washing machines or those pumps or other projects . It brings something extra and indeed on a car project there can always be a part 2. If the video becomes to long. Good job sir!

love your pump collection, car guys and gas pumps go together. cant wait to hear the el camino crank up

Respect from Florida for working in that desert heat! It gets pretty hot here but MAN does it get hot in AZ! Great channel loving the videos and the cool old cars

Love those pumps.

Man, that gas station memorabilia collection is awsome!

You two are busy guys. Thanks for your good videos I really like them.

Your pops is a superstar. How do dads get better. Let him know how great we think he is. 🙏🏼💯 cheers from Ohio

Awesome video as always Travis and Rick.

I have tail light lenses from my 60 Impala if you need any. My first car 40 years ago.

Hi guys, I hope you are having a wonderful day. I love watching you work together on a project. Get er done,lol . God bless you all .🙏

I couldn't handle that desert heat but love the dry old stuff you come across.

Mr. B. Here ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍. I can agree with a running vehicle Mr. Rick parts vehicle for your El Camino is ok in my book ! I would guys if you make the black one running may not be a bad idea; many ideas come to mind but that’s for next video! Love when you guys work together! 🍩☕️👀😎👍

Great video Travis, a lot of content and nice to see great team work with your dad. Enjoyed watching 👍🏼👍🏼

How lucky you are to have a car project with your dad. My dad died when I was 10 years old and he also liked old cars. I don't have children, but I hope one day I can have a project.

Enjoyed your content and sharing your pump collection with us.

"It's a DRY heat!"

Anything can be saved, looks to be a fun project for guys your capabilities and nice shop. Looks better already - it will make a fine Rat Camino, I like the '60 body style best on the El Camino. Just put a drivetrain, suspension and brakes, a windshield and the minimum for an interior and drive it as is body wise (well, new floors).

I agree with your comments regarding aftermarket parts. They are garbage.. I was the original owner of a 2000 Monte Carlo. The oil pressure sending unit worked perfectly for 17 years, which was a General Motors original part from the factory. When it failed, all that is available is aftermarket parts, which, are conveniently labeled “genuine GM”. They are not. I believe these replacements are made in Mexico of inferior construction. Buyer beware. I went through five consecutive ( aftermarket) oil pressure sending units, each of which failed, with the result of almost frying my engine each time from massive oil leakage, and having to be towed in twice. I have since sold the car, warning the purchaser about this problem! Thanks, GM for outsourcing your parts and labeling them as “ genuine”.

Fantastic work on the car - and those pumps are very cool

Great work Travis ,love the gas pump collection…

I like the pump tour. Another good one.

A cool thing to do on the gas.pumps is place an electruc drill inside to rotate the computer,put a push button in the pump handle so when you depress the nozzle handle the numbers spin in the computer.Hose clamp om the drill trigger to adjust the speed.Did this on a pump I used to have.Worked great.

I’m going on 70 and I hear you that is does suck getting old and I love restoring old cars and motorcycles but it’s getting tough now.

An old trick that I learned many years ago about when the brake drums are rusted and will not release from the hub was to squirt some brake fluid on the joint and let it set for a short while, you will find that the brake fluid eats at the rust, and you will be able to remove the rear hubs much easier.

Absolutely love the collection ! I’m a collector myself .. Thanks for another , Brother !

Keep up the good work Travis, you're doing great!.

Just swap the spider gears from one into the other. It might be a bit noisy but it'll drive.

41:48 your dad sounds like john wayne.....lol

Awesome stuff 👍

Love, when your videos come out, you’re one of my favorite channels of all time. Maybe it will probably be too much work, though you could have a smaller second channel that had other cool things like the pumps and some of your vintage things.❤

We were so sick and tired of messing with the stoopid turn signal switch/actuator on my dad's 62 SS...so we bought him a chrome column from flaming river for Father's Day! He loves it!

You have a beautiful collection of fuel related memorabilia Travis. I hope you live somewhere that folks are honest. I'd hate to have something like you have and have to worry about it all the time.