Restoring a Vintage Go Kart in One Week.

Thanks for helping us bring a piece of our company history back to life! ☘

Thanks for letting us take part in this amazing project!

It was awesome meeting y’all at the convention! Proud to call y’all my friends!

I'm surprised you guys havent made a heat exchanger for the woodstove yet and run hoses to a radiator on the opposite end of the shop with a fan. I'm sure you have all the stuff around the shop somewhere to rig somethin up. Would help keep it a lot warmer i'd think, better utilization of the heat you're already making. Maybe like a few dozen feet of copper tube wrapped around the chimney, or even just something to sit flat on top of the firebox

I'm at a loss for words in how sweet this channel is. Keep up the great projects!!

Thanks for making clean content that both my 3 1/2 year old son and I can watch and enjoy together! Keep up the great work!

Loved it. Taking it back to its original livery was the best option.

That was so much of a blast from the past for me, these came out after my childhood... but still. The cool kids got go-karts for Christmas. The real cool kids got bodied go-karts for Christmas. In the 70s and 80s the van and pickup body go-karts were very popular gifts for kids.

Glad I got to hear your interview this morning so this video and it's delay makes sense. Keep it up guys 😊

I love that all the old projects and parts just get left outside truly the grind hard way

So glad to see you guys are finally getting around to this! Glad it went to a good home

Thank you guys for always making good content

7:30 absolute best part of the ad read.

"well if it's gone that means it's somwhere!" bless this man's positive outlook on life

I always love the doggo shots in the videos. ☺

I worked 12 great years for O'Reilly. What a great piece of the company's history!

I'm a van guy so I'm digging the van go cart body . Awesome work and video. Thank you guys for doing what you do love your channel. I'm a long time subscriber.

it is currently 85 degrees in arizona as I'm watching this, I'm amazed that its still so cold where yall are at, but as someone whos done race car and fiberglass/composite work for 3 1/2 years before i got injured, you seem to have done a pretty good job doing a nice quick patches and repairs on the body. Using the tape as a backing is something i had to learn on my own to bridge simple holes but you seem to have thought about using that way faster than i did, when you do that though its always best to do a nice wet down of resin on the tape/area before you lay the glass down to prevent the air bubbles you got. All in all, 8/10, good job.

Like how you got the hail melon move worked into that!

Awesome job again guys - glad you got to meet Puddin as well!