Converting an Old GMC TRUCK 2WD into a New 4WD

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Landon's build continues! In this episode Landon and his dad tear down his 1983 GMC so they can convert it's 2WD capabilities into a 4WD.
Make sure to follow along with us as we build and fabricate cool stuff!!

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[quesoblanco]

A father and son working on a project together makes my heart happy. Makes me miss my dad. 😊

[troykruse]

Great to see 3 generations working on a project. Making a memory Landon will never forget. Good job

[SkyBlueOffRoad]

NOTE: THIS is how you take young boy and make the honorable young men for our next generation. OUTSTANDING....Your family is a true American Family

[robertdavis]

Nothing wrong with a young man getting dirty and working for what he wants. Keep it up big dog. Plus he's learning stuff alone the way while you show him how to work on stuff.

[kevinrmack]

The education and time spent with his dad is priceless!! Great fathering Paul!

[DrewEdwardBacklas]

That is one blessed 16 year old. I’d have done just about anything for a big block 4x4 square at 16. Not to mention the experience of having built it with dad.

[jeffreycrockett]

I know Landon is going to enjoy driving this truck, because of knowing and doing the fab on this truck with his dad makes it a that more special.

[eddie]

Paul please keep doing what you are doing! You set a great example of family, work ethic and enjoying life! Thanks for all you do!

[wrs]

Gotta love the family interaction! Great parenting!

[Buzzbomb]

Congrats Landon on your build. Not only are you building your first truck, you are building memories of time spent with your Dad. Years from now this will be a special time in your life to look back on and smile.

[johnswick]

Your channel never seems to get old Paul. All the projects you do are interesting; even the Go carts. Pretty cool to see the family working together also. Keep up the good work

[remorrey]

Sunday morning: scriptures, prayer, Fab Rats and then church. Great way to start the day. Thank you for your wholesome content.

[fraire]

Never really had a dad growing up. Had to learn to work on cars by myself. Watching this channel and seeing how Paul teaches his sons even if I didn’t have a dad, I picture myself being one of Paul’s kids because I’m learning so much more.

[SAULOXX]

Your son is blessed to have you as a Father.

[johnsegard]

So amazing. So glad you and son can build memories. Cherish the time.

[MotoKeto]

I worked on many projects with my Dad at the time I did not appreciate it. Now so many years after he is gone I cherish every moment of those projects. Soak up every moment.

[lowellcrabb]

Landon is getting the best training that can be had. If he wants it, he'll be able to build it. Nice work Paul and Michelle.

[Northtide]

They didn't just build a truck. They made a lifetime memory.

[shep]

Three generations removing a front clip beautiful!

[rockysuperstar]

PAUL Nice job . I see the start of a rock crawler