Just because u didn’t see him cry doesn’t mean he didn’t . A lot of us just hold it in until we are alone. Awesome job bud !

That's amazing what you all did for your dad. There are few moments where dads are shown genuine appreciation.

I love how his dad starts ripping it with his grandson like “this is what I did with your dad when he was little” awesome video 👍🏽

I wish I knew where my 1978 Chevy El Camino is. That was my first car. Found it completely rebuilt with a 350 L48 (Camaro engine) at a junk yard. All the chrome trim for the car was in boxes in the bed and it was just primed and needed a paint job. Ran like a dream. Paid $800 for it, and $300 for a brand new Metallic Blue paint job, then put all the chrome back on over the weekend. Next week got my license. I wish I'd never sold it. So many memories in that car, I'd probably cry if I saw it again. I wouldn't even care if it was still running. I'd rebuild and restore it again.

I love that he just lets it eat right out of the garage. This video rules!

70's & 80's was the best years for full size trucks. Weather you were Ford, GM or Dodge you really couldn't go wrong with either of them.

These stories always try to yank a tear out. Great job man and your dad raised a good man.

This fine young man is a testament to the fine young man his father was who grew into a great dad himself and raised his kids the way he was raised. This is middle America at it's finest. These guys may not have a lot of money but are the richest American's there are. This vid was awesome and made this ole Marine cry! Thanks guys!

awesome video man. I love how at 10:34 your father doesn't even struggle to get in, even given his older age. Muscle memory is awesome. You can tell just from the way he got in, how many times he's driven that beast. Truly awesome video

Man there are some designs that are just timeless. 70s porsche 911, green triumph TR6, and a lifted american truck. Super cool seeing your dad grin spinning that thing thru the snow. Well done all around.

The smiles on your dads and sons face priceless!

you can tell that cheeky little smile that he gives the grandson after he slides over the snow. Priceless

I love the heartfelt way you tell the trucks history. You can really tell how much it means to you and your family. Well done sir!

The fact that the first thing he did in it was Play around and grinning from ear to ear says it all! Crazy how something like a vehicle can bring us back to a different part in our life and bring out so many feelings!

That's the ultimate looking 4x4. 44s on 15 inch rims. Killer.

Kudos for you guys doing this for your Dad. My first truck out of high school was a 1973 F100. What an awesome gift.

This brought tears to my eyes seeing boys and family do this for there dad just amazing for sure

So sorry about your aunt and little sister and thank you for sharing the old videos and pictures. That truck definitely was a family member. Love what you did for your father and seeing how much fun he was having driving that truck again , plus having the next generation in the passenger seat. That memory is probably going to stick with him, like yours did with that truck. Your father must be so proud of you and your brother

So amazing, my father passed away. I wish I could have done this for him with his 68' Chevy. Good Father, Good Son's.

I miss my old man, but seeing the joy you’re father experienced makes me feel wholesome. Nicely done. My dad would have loved this. He was a huge car guy.

Every child should appreciate their father as much as yall do !

this is my ultimate wish, repaying my dad back and giving him back his old beloved 4runner that he went off-roading with. this is beautiful.

Congratulations young man. You are very talented and hit a home run for pops! ✊

Truly great story! Thanks for taking the time to compile all the older footage to go along with it. Loved seeing actual footage of the truck’s history with your family.

...The look on your dad's face...worth every minute you put in to resurrect...a beautiful family, my kind of folks. Must have been tough when you sister passed so young...my condolences...God-bless to you and family, may all your days be bright and full of life...peace 💖

Such a great tribute to your amazing dad. I’m sorry for the loss of your sister. You’re a great family and your dad seems amazing and truly deserving of such a great gift. May God bless you and your family 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️

thats the goal brother, to give atleast something back to the peaple who brought u to this world 👌

Great work man. The story behind it is what makes the video. When your father passes, you'll still feel his presence every time you step into that classic and start it up. Great, down home, humble video without all the extra hype of overboard video editing. Some of us tend to find our own alone time to break down and let it all come out. I'm certain your dad does the same. I miss my "old fart" grandpas. Your little story takes me back to those days. Thank you for the share.

Man that's just awesome! I'd give anything to give my dad back his old truck. That smile says everything. You're a good son

Badass truck.. even more beautiful story behind it.. Materials are invaluable without the people and stories behind them.. very touching.. Great story!

Love this video. Every dad would be proud of what you have done here. Thank you for sharing.

What a awesome surprise for your dad. Hope he enjoys it for the rest of his time here.

Now this is what America is about family and great memories..love,friendship and family. You talking about your family gives me hope that not all is lost in this great country of ours!

I never cry and I got tears for him getting his truck back. He has many happy memories with family members now departed. They will all come flooding back everytime he throttles up. And, that young Grandson will never forget the first ride in that revived Monster Truck either. You can see it in his eyes at the end. My buddy had a 1977 F-250 with a 17" life kit, built 460/C6 auto 4x4, and 44" Dick Cepek Monster Mudders and the same Western Wheels. That truck would climb anything. You brought those memories back for me too. THANKS for posting this.

From the drifting community to your father, he is welcome and we accept him as one of us🙏😂 this is awesome dude🔥

You're a great son - no doubt about that. Your Dad's shock said it all...he was completely overwhelmed! Awesome rig and good job keeping the Great White Buffalo alive!!!! Thank you for sharing the vid what an incredible gesture to show your appreciation for your Dad!

Big grin, precious memories and awesome heart felt family, Cherish all the great times!

That’s truly an awesome experience that not only you but your son got to ride in it with your dad that’s really cool man you guys are really lucky to be able to have such a great memory keep making memories don’t stop 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. God bless y’all

Now this is a massive W for you and your dad Big props for you guys can't wait to see the next big thing you have on your channel And I'm sorry to hear about your sister my condolences for you and your family Losing a loved one is tough but the memories is what keeps us going I'm sure she would've been happy to see you with the truck

WOW. WHAT A FAMILY. YOU ARE ALL LUCKY.

There is no amount of money that puts memories and a smile on your dad's face.im sure he cried but it was the love of his family's gift back that is what it's all about!!

Pops doesn't waste anytime taking her for a spin. Great video.

Thank you for not abusing your dad thank you thank you thank you

You literally took him back in time ! Blessings❤

your Dad must be proud of you guys nice work and im glad you respect and love your father he is a lucky man .

I have no relationship with my dad anymore but this right here is awesome to see. This is what it’s all about. Excellent work, excellent video.

You, Sir have a heart of gold and immense love for your Dad.

So Glad! So Glad! I found this video. This such a awesome build and to bring back to life that treasure of a beast. The memories its made and making now with your son just gives me chills! I know your dad is one of those tough son of a guns that is rare this day and age. I know he is really proud of you and what you have done. Great video thanks for sharing..

Great job kid!👍👍👍👍 it’s a great filling to see your dad happy.

So is your dad driving it everyday, seemed like he didn't want to stop, nice job I am sure he did cry on all those occasions but wanted to keep strong for the family. I have a 2007 F150, with 315,000 miles. I don't use it everyday but when I do I love driving it. I thought I saw a Chevy S10 in the video, I had one of those prior to my F150, stick shift I had 500,000 miles on it ( I drove long distant to work ) . Good job in taking care of your father and remember to follow his lead with your own children.

I don’t think i’ve ever cried like this from a youtube video, you shared an amazing story and it’s wonderful to see it back on the road

The joy that was given back...he's 1 happy man!!

Very Nice!! I wish I had kids did that. Mine was 76 F250 Explorer camper option 390. 4x4 4:10 posi track front & back. Had special detroit lockers front & back special ordered. Had 3 drive shafts. Got like -8 to 9 gal per mile. A Hoss !! Pull like a farm tractor. You kids did well!!😊.

Great telling of your family's story. Sorry for you losses. The truck looks amazing brother.

What an awesome thing to do for your Dad. Love your family story. Super special! God bless.

Great video, especially with all the old VHS footage & great work, your a awesome son

1:16 those 2 old trucks side by side is a heck of an image. Gotta love those old trucks

Now that’s an American family after I got done wiping the happy tears away 👍 the story touched my heart hard❤ God bless you and sorry about all your losses! But the most important thing is you stayed a family and you looked ahead what a wonderful story should be a movie God bless you all keep up the great family traditions💯🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️✊😇😇😇😇😇😇

That was great. The joy in his face in that dash shot was so fun.

Never seen a single video of yours but this video was so great to see... what you did is something your father will never forget

Kudos for you guys doing this for your Dad

Wish my son would surprise me with my 1972 Chevy Monte Carlo! It's probably in the trash heap by now though. Great car. Wish I still had it! Bright orange with a black leatherette roof. I must have waxed that car hundreds of times during the 7 or so years that I owned it. Memories.

God I hope my kids love me this much when they are grown. I’d love to have my 1991 Cobra back

“FORD” FUN OFF ROAD DRIVING! Cheers from British Columbia 🇨🇦 what a classic “White Buffalo” I luv it👍👍👍👍

These are the people that make this country great

Awesome video! I wish I still had my high school truck! I Graduated in 84 with a red and white 73 c10 2wd inline 6 with a 3 on the tree!!! I drove the wheels off that truck ..

I’m so proud of you young Man that’s such an incredible thing you did for your Dad I can tell you I know your Dad had tears because I was crying this Video was Awesome thank you so much for sharing

Beautiful. My dad had a yellow ford like this. Dad's was stock mostly , this one is BEAUTIFUL. Dream truck , sweeeet ,. I would build myself one like this if I had the funds over any new truck. . Every old ford I see now reminds me of my old man. Beautiful trucks made to last and Dad allways told me that . Thanks for share 😊. Enjoy times with your dad

I don't know you, but you are a great son! Hell, I'm proud of you for doing that and keeping it in the family.. Amazing job!!!

We have a 75 F250 as well that my dad brought new and had 42 inch super swampers on it as well. All of us kids drove it in high school and my dad upgraded the engine a few times. Body was fully rusted out as my dad spent a lot of time at the beach surf fishing so we did a frame off restoration a about 10 years ago but stopped working on it when he had a stroke. Hoping this will be the year we get finish it and get it back on the road now that he is finally doing better. Crazy how an old truck can hold so much sentimental value and play such a part in a family.

man i lost my twin sister coming up on 2 years ago, i felt the pain and eeriness. Life is precious keep working hard man. Routine, Purpose, Balance.

I like the black bronco there in the shop too! I hope your family has fun with the truck for many years to come!

Nice to see an ol buck drive his truck like he was in highschool again nothing says it like that grin on his face no better gift especially in hard times

Super cool that your Father passed down his love of wheeling and wrenching to you and you were able to restore a piece of family history that you can hopefully pass down to your son…Very well done 🎉

STOIC DAD'S are the STRONGES DAD'S ❤❤

Good job gentlemen. I have my grandfathers 76. Love it.

All of the memories and work you put into something, like this truck, give's it a spirit all of its own.

💖💖💖💖💖Thank you for sharing this. 🤩😍 LOVELY Truck and WONDERFUL Family.💖👏🏾💐💐💐

Very cool! My grandfather had a tone tone green Ford truck the same vintage. He also had a '63 Ranchero. I wish I could find those again today to restore.

Some men/dad put on such a strong front and show very little or no cracking because men are men and you don’t show weakness (very old school thinking), but I have a strong feeling many of these strong men find some alone time from loved ones and just sit and have a really good cry. Let it out, gather one self and back to the grind and back to being the strong figure for the family. Remaining strong is so hard when so much around you is going wrong, so honestly nothing but respect to your father for doing it for so long.

I think this is The Best vid like this I've seen because of all the time you took to share your old family videos and talk about the history beyond the typical. Great job!!!! Very happy for the fam!

Very Cool Story! My dad has had a '75 F250 since I was 3yrs old ('87). And I remember So Many memories in that pickup. It's been sitting for 5-6yrs now because it needs an engine, Tires & a few other small things. I'm hoping we can get it back on the road soon! Great Video, it was cool seeing the Nebraska plates on the truck, we are down in Southeast Nebraska...

Something about that truck is so much more badass than the new ones today

High boy truck Awesome my pops bought one new in 1980 and it had a 400 had it for 10 years alot of good times! You could hear him coming from work a mile down the road tall nobby tires 😂

Thats awesome. I have my dad's truck that he gave to me when I turned 16. My son has it now. Old trucks never die. When there is love involved. 😊

Tell your pop”s not to worrie I shead a tear for him. Badass

Omgosh. Memories. '75 body style was awesome.

We had a 1978 Ford that was nick named Brandy. I loved working on it when I was 10 y.o in 1983. These are great fun.

I'm a Chevy fan yes , but seen that Ford pick up made me smile awesome job on it , when my dad passed I never got say bye dad

That's awesome. My old man drove a Ford truck. I lost him 6 years ok I miss him dearly. Sorry to hear about your sister and aunt. Thanks for sharing this video. I love the truck.

this was a heartwarming video. i wanted to the same for my mom she had an old 1970’s sports car (i dont know what it was off the top of my head) and my dad and i have been looking for one for her 64th birthday. you just motivated me more

Really nice truck! Awesome thing to do for your dad who seems like a great dude!

I absolutely love that truck on the fact that your boys did that for your dad. God bless you erase some good boys. And all of you stay safe.

Honestly cried, this was beautiful to watch man, amazing job

Hell yeah I’m a Ford Guy you have some nice Fords.Your dad cared I’m the same way with my kids .

Love them old school rigs like that. Such an awesome surprise for your dad, loved how the garage door opens and dad gets stopped in his tracks and then lost for words. Awesome video.

I had one of these. Great truck except for the ignition module. They were potted and would overheat. Great video. Thanks for the memories and thanks for Honoring your Father. It is becoming less common these days. Seems He did a great job raising you. Thanks to your Dad too.

That’s how they built them back in the day , I never had one , but knew many that did ,( central Illinois) nothing like a bad ass Ford 🎉😊

that camper shell is SICK what a gorgeous look so 90's in all white

Presious Memories of your family... Good looking truck, ready to make more and more memories. Blessings from Georgia 🍑