1 Year Later... This is Finally Happening!

I had a 63 monza, motor came in 3 boxes. $250.00, trailered it home in 1976. GPA, DAD, and I pounded out the rear 1/4's, removed 9lbs of bondo. Rebuilt trans axel, I bought Gpa's newly rebuilt 110, dual exhaust, cherry bombs, A 70/13's. Rattlecan paint. Took us 4 months. Sold it in 1987 for $2700. One of my best memories of Gpa, Dad n me. Awesome Lil car.

Jake is a hoot, and by his actions he’s one thankful employee, he has a car very few people have, and he is putting it back together, awesome job Matt and Jake

"Shake his hand and look him in the eye". This is a great lesson every youngster should be taught!

Watching y’all work for over three years now and I’ve never seen Jake more excited and happier than today. 18:01

17:54 that's a greatest part. It's so nice to see Jake so happy in a whole video.

My best friends dad had a Vair , and when he went from a scooter to a car . He bought a 62 . Between then in H.S. , until he got drafted in 67 . He had 3 different models . When he came home from Nam in 69 he drove that Vair waiting for him. He later bought a couple of Spiders , and all this time his dad still had the same CorVAIR . His dad would work on his and Dave's . They are both gone now , and watching this brings back many memories of riding the country roads in Hamilton Co. Indiana before he left for the Army .. Roll on guys ...

Dude...we all need a daily cup of Jake in the morning. That dude has an insane reservoir of positivity.

Driving without the clutch brings back memories. I had taken my 81 Chevette to England with me during my AF days, and broke the clutch cable in the middle of London one day. Had to drive all the way back to the Oxford area without the clutch, which ment starting it in first if I had to come to a complete stop. (I didn't have a crew to push me for the rolling start) I Made it, but it was quite the adventure.

Matt's teaching Rhett a valuable life skill: making eye contact and offering a firm handshake! Kudos to Matt for not only providing great off road content on his channel but also imparting essential life wisdom.

I hope someday I can make it out your way Matt. I’ve been watching your channel since 2019 right after I bought my 2019 Ram Rebel. I was looking up videos to see how well the Rebel handled off-road adventures and came across this channel. You’re about 9 hours away (I’m in Idaho), so driving might not be an option due to chronic pain, but if I can save enough, I could fly. As a father, it’s been an honor to watch your boys grow up. As a man, it’s been an honor to watch how well you take care of all your employees, customers, community, and Ed (he reminds me of my father).

The smile on Jakes face speaks volumes for how that whole Team works together. Well done boys.

I like Jake, I remember him when he first came on and knew little but was eager to learn and he’s come a long way. He’s a good guy and I can tell he is STOKED over that Corvair!

My son was shy when he was young so I had him start dealing with customers of my tree service business. I had him greet and communicate face to face with our customers and it really brought him out of his shell.

man the shop looks huge all cleaned up

You all ought to have a CORVAIR parade! Advertise your businesses - car rebuilding, custom kits, off road recovery, dog swimmers, etc...

Just awesome to see how excited and grateful Jake is. I'm sure this makes all the work and decision to gift Jake the car all worth while. Watching him drive that car like it was Christmas morning just made me smile. Labors of love are always awesome to watch.

Teaching the boy some old school manners. Well done from Australia

Jake is a great guy and I love his enthusiasm. He really lifts the shops morale. Matts love for corvairs is really nice, so nice that it’s so genuine it’s infectious and now most people at Morr have a corvair. Really wholesome to see.

Congrats Jake. Jake is always a team player and he deserves his corvair toooo! !! !!!

I love these old cars and engines that are super easy to dismantle without having to wire up miles of cables, control units, and other computers.