Awsome man uot to teach them young...Everytime I'm working on something my 4 yr old daughter will get her a few tools and she will help me work on whatever Im working on....She loves it!

 

Hats off to you brother...I have my first on the way and Im gonna do it diffrently than my old man did, come hell or high water he'll never have to look to find me Ill be there..... and my jeep family lives on.

 

That’s one of those photos you have made in to your coffee mud or mouse pad. I look at my mouse pad every day and it never gets old. It is of me teaching her how to ride a quad at 3 or four. The gear was hanging off her (too cute).

 

River Runner you may not be his biological father, but you're all the Dad any kid could hope for. These are the moments that we look back on with our fathers and mothers and remember just how special they made us feel then. This reminds me of Brad Paisley's song - He didn't have to be.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjO1F6oCab8

 

x2 i never let a day pass without telling him i love him

 

Priceless moment and photo for sure. Thanks for sharing.

 

That's awesome, I can't teach my son to weld, but at 9 he sits up front and shifts the gears for me when we drive places, makes Mom get in the back. lol

 

my boy was 6 when he learned the basics on an auto feeder.

 

Awesome dudebro, or should I say dadbro, my son is now 2 weeks old and even though it's still quite early I dream of the day he can start helping dad with Jeep projects!

 

I'm off to college now, and this is makin me tear up thinking about all the time i spent working with my dad on his jeeps and work. I can't wait for to live near eachother again so we can start spending more time together.