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Originally Posted by RANDY COX

That's KOOL to see the little guys lending a helping hand....

Originally Posted by Mikes66ChevyC10

Truck is looking great! Awesome that the little guys are helping out. My boy loves helping me in the garage. Great feeling for sure!

Originally Posted by Jeff La

Good job with both the truck and they boys. Always take the time to give them a little fun. Congrats

Originally Posted by TJ's Chevy

Man BJ! That's awesome!

Originally Posted by Ta2Don

That's Awesome, especially getting the young ones involved...

Originally Posted by Grizz1963

JUST WoW !

Those photos really bring it all together Bret.

Well done to you and the family.

Originally Posted by mjh1965

Looking really good Bret . Getting the boys trained will pay off later . I learnt so much from my dad when I used to help him as a boy . As I'm sure you did

Originally Posted by Ronw435

That is way cool your boys helping you. Wish I could have afforded it back then. Its a good way to get them interested in our Habit.......I mean in maintenance...!

Originally Posted by 62 Barnfind

Looking good Bret! Mine would have gone a lot faster if I had all that help. It doesn't look that hard just hard to get to. Perfect time with nothing in the cab. I pieced mine together and I am down to the under dash harness and all are replaced. I guess I'll do it when I get the vintage air system. What crimper are you looking for? I might have it.

Originally Posted by dwcardfan

Truck is looking good! And what memories you and the boys will share for a life time. Priceless

Originally Posted by aggie91

Bret

Here is a few links to a crimper that I use. I was in the wiring department at a previous company I worked at, while the tools AAW had to rent are the premium hand crimp tools, these can be used with very good results. I have a set and have done a few cars with them and they work well. For terminals with the crimp on the wire and one on the insulation, it requires you to do them separately, but does a good job. You have to decide which "slot" to use for the wire size you are doing, but that is no big deal. I have bought from Waytek before and they are a good company. There are other places to get them too.

http://www.waytekwire.com/item/419/T...EL-CRIMP-TOOL/
http://terminalsupplyco.com/Store/Pr...?pc=OBT-1028CT
http://crimpsupply.com/packard-delph...pack-tool.html

Thanks guys for all the great comments. I really enjoy having my boys around the shop and hopefully it will be great memories and plant the seed. I grew up in my Grandpa's machine shop and around all his cars, and trucks and boats. I have very found memories of working with him and learning about everything from painting to woodworking.

John I am looking for the Delphi Packard F type terminal single and double crimpers.

Aggie91 thanks for all the great links. Still researching and trying to figure out what to do. At this point I really want to buy my own.