Coming from the guy who can't reference conversation properly... Here's a revised version of your comment so you know for the next time. (Yeah, cars clearly mean more to you than typing English properly.) Oh and one more thing, the fact that he enjoys cars and has a sentimental attachment to them has no effect on whether or not he can type properly. So your comment is irrelevant.
wow what the fuck. who pissed in your Cheerios! go fuck yourself , trying to correct people you dumb fuck get out the house more often you fucking chump
My dad was an amazing father growing up. He always made us feel safe and loved and we wanted to win his approval not because we feared him but because he worked his butt off to protect and provide for us. He was a very senior officer for the fire service and lead his men in saving many lives. He is 80 now and had surgery after very early onset lung cancer was diagnosed. I was so worried but he kept saying, no point worrying mate it will be what it will be. I prayed for his welfare and I told him how much I loved him, his reply being thanks mate🤣my dad was never one for saying too much to do with emotional feelings but was there to put his arms around me when I really hit rock bottom. Being the man he is he did almost exactly what his doctors ordered. He was supposed to not be able to walk for a week after surgery but two hours after he came to he was walking to the toilet. His doctors and nurses couldn't believe it but he simply said , I need a leak. I'll be back in a minute, while still agreeing to be accompanied by a nurse. A few days later he was walking up and down the corridors . The specialists surgeons and all the staff were amazed at how resilient he is but always polite and friendly. One nurse was shocked he was 80 as he looks like he's about 65. I was so grateful to his doctor who wanted a full body scan to look for his arthritis issues and found the small operable tumour and since it's removal he's been given a clear bill of health. He's back to walking up his street in the mountains and looking after his property. I think it's a relatively active lifestyle and a great attitude towards life that keeps him young. He's an amazing dad
It really isn't just a car, it's a time capsule of recorded memories. That car knew who it's rightful owner was, so it was only a matter of time for it to return to the one person it knew would truly appreciate it. Congratulations sir, she came back to you.
What are you talking about? The car knew it's rightful owner? It's a car. Are you one of those people who will thank our gracious and benevolent Lord and savior for saving somebody's life after the result of a life-saving surgery? Why do people have to believe in this magic? Fuck the man's children and the five years of effort they spent, I guess.
+derek d Respect them, love them, honor them.... I promise it will mean more to them than material goods. You sound like a fine young man. I'm sure your parents are proud of you.
This brought tears pouring down my face..... These two sons are the most wonderful men and they had a equally wonderful father. There is still love out there folks. Great job guys.....
I lost my dad last June, at only 67 years old. I actually got him (back) into cars when I was 13 or so, he helped me buy my first car at 15 and always supported my passion and dreams of racing. Thanks to his encouragement I've raced at multiple tracks and met so many great people in the industry. I always wished I could have done something like this with his old Mercury Comet. Thanks Dad! Great to see; remember to spend time with those you love and remind them just how much you care.
We also gotta appreciate all the multiple owners that this car had that kept it in tip top shape and hadn't decided to change anything! Everyone involved in this story is amazing.
"It's not just a car, it's all the memories and the feelings, it brings that back" That line really hit me hard also as a genuine car enthusiasts. You know, the reason why I got into cars is because of my dad's 1998 Honda Civic EK Hatchback. There's nothing much crazy mods on that thing, just your basic d16 with decent exhaust system, lowered springs. Heck it's not even that fast and nothing much special for most people but for me, it means a lot to me. I don't know the exact reason why I love such a car that is basically your "economy car" but I'd say that I truly enjoy the feeling of riding that, the loud yet decent sound of it, the connectivity that I've had with that machine that makes me calm down especially when I was like 4 - 5 yrs old. That thing really brings me a genuine smile on my face. That's also the reason why whenever I see an EK Hatch whether it's a Type R or not, it's more than enough to make me happy. But yeah, sadly, he sold his EK Hatch due to financial reasons and stuff and I wish that I could be able to buy it back or get one myself someday when I'm able to get a license. Again, that thing has no anything quirks and features like the Supra, GTRs, RX7, NSX, 911s, it's just basically your economy car and it wasn't even fast in the first place, but that thing would definitely have a special place in my heart!!! Sure that there's more better cars than Civics and don't get me wrong, I do genuinely love them but this one, there's something with that machine that makes me feel connected and it really makes me calm and happy. It's nostalgic to be exact. If it wasn't because of that car, I would not be the same person that I am today, heck, maybe I'd be someone who has no clear path to go in life, no goals or dreams. And lastly, that car is the main connection between me and my dad even tho we don't bond the way we used to be anymore (there's a big story of that and I don't wanna talk about it for now). That thing also taught me the true essence of being a genuine car enthusiast and that is doing what you love not for people's attention or whatsoever but for passion. It's not always about hype, something to brag on, stats, numbers, specs or any crazy math or mad technologies there is but rather the connection between you and the machine. I'm totally grateful for it!!!
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Had a B16 EG Hatchback when I was 16. That was my first car. Loved that thing. Sold it to go to college. Bought Integra Type R in my 30s now. As you said it’s not about the numbers but a connection. I’ll always love these cars no matter what other cars I’ve driven and can afford.
Love how everything comes full circle. Sold his baby to keep his other babies financially secure, and his babies came around and bought it back for him. The father's response was also moving too, he really missed his old chevy.
Thank you for not making your comment gender specific like so many losers on this comment section. I am a female and I legit had a panic attack when I had to sell my first car. I was freaking out the night before I sold it and was looking at how/where I can store it if I couldn't keep it on the street with no registration. It needed an expensive repair that made it much more practical for me to buy a new car than fix it. I ended up selling it for practically nothing. I have more money now. I hope I can get it back one day :((
That his son understood, even from a young age, what that sacrifice meant. And for him to carry that memory into adulthood, and then to go to the lengths to acquire that same car---the man must have been one hell of a father to inspire that much love from his son. It speaks to the man that he was and the man that he raised.
That was inspiring for me to read. As a father of two sons, I sacrificed as much as I could so they could have a better life growing up than I did. They are in their 30's now, but the sacrifice apples fell far from the tree. Unfortunately for me. Thanks for your comment.
@@eddielavene4190 Never lose hope sir and try your hardest to do the right thing. All your efforts will be rewarded and your best wishes come true, God willing 🙏
Simply priceless! My Dad passed away 7 yrs ago, and we just sold his GMC Suburban. I was so hard, but it went to a wonderful owner who is going to restore it! I’d give everything to have my Daddy back! ❤️
"Oh they changed the mufflers" I laughed so hard and cried at the same time. After that whole time and he still remembers the damn exhaust note?! Crazy!
Just seeing his eyes light up right before he was playing with his grandkids and him saying he's going to have a heart attack out of pure shock of joy just made me so happy. God Bless this man
My dad has a 1984 Chevrolet Corvette and he loves it.it is like a drag racing car because of the parts he installed and the color is awsome,midnight blue
To value the heart of what a father is supposed to do and the father actually does it by honoring him with a return gift he had gave up is deep heartfelt love showed!!!
As soon as he started it "oh they changed the mufflers". After all those years he knew something was different immediately, that showed how much he loved that car. Good job selling it to take care of your family and great job raising boys that appreciated your efforts enough to get it back to you.
That man with white hair...tearing up for a car, Is a Man, A Dad and a real super hero..... who gave up something for his family... and bravo to his son... who paid back what he gave up for them.. now he raises his head high.... proud to be a Father.. (btw) mom's are god....
+ibeg0ht He sold his dream car for basic needs for his family (as well as himself)... that is indeed a selfless act, and in a way, a hero to his family members.
What a wonderful story, it had me in tears, which at 63 usually only happens when the grand kids do something cute or innocent. You were so lucky to find the car in such good condition.
Absolutely beautiful. To see someone crying over a 'car' doesn't begin to describe how amazing that must have been for him and his whole family. I hope they are still on the road together.
must be one hell of a surprise considering the dad had a Mic on his chest before the video... you can hear when he hits his chest... "Hey Dad, let me just mic you up for fun so we can make a nice home video" yeah ok
These are the moments we live for. A good, hard-working family man who raised his boys to be good men resulting in a natural appreciation of his sacrifices - for which he asked nothing in return - yielding love and respect and a desire to do something amazing for him. I hope to be able to raise my boys in a way that would likewise result in an indestructible bond.
Agreed. As a real father you do WHATEVER you can to make sure your family is taken care of. I love this. He must have been a really good father and looks like grandfather
It'd be one thing to find the same "kind" of car from that year and what not, but the fact that they found the EXACT SAME car that their dad bought and owned for 20 years, that's a true miracle.
@@RennieAsh Unless the car is junked the vin will still be in someone's system somewhere in North America! The internet will maximize the likelihood of success! 👍
49. Wow. That's great! Three cheers to both of you. Yeah my wife never "uses" that against me. However think southern bell. Velvet covered hammer. "Honey do you remember..." Lol. In these days of text & emails I'm catching up to her. I think.....
My dad 56 Chevy Nomad sat broken in our back yard for 25 years because he never had the money to rebuild the engine raising 5 of us kids, my brother took the car and bought it back to life and gave my dad the ride in the car and had a smile 50 miles wide and was so so happy, today my brother still has the car and will never leave our family, this so heartwarming thank you for sharing.
Lovely story. Probably one of the hardest decisions, but an obvious decision at the time for his family. All those years the car was gone I'm sure he felt the loss, but he didn't regret his decision. In 2003 my wife and I had just both had surgery. We were struggling to pay the hospital bills. I actually started selling stuff on ebay to get us through each week. We were at the point of selling a dining room set with buffet that had belonged to my grandmother. I was ready to run the ad. My wife told me to hold off. Even though we hadn't told people of our financial situation, my mom ended up giving us enough to get through it. If we had sold the furniture I know there would be a hole left of my grandmother's memory. So glad he got the car back, the exact same car. That is a cool story.
I have a similar story, though it's probably nowhere near as big as a son finding a beloved car for his dad: My dad once told me a story of how when he was a boy, he would go to the corner store and buy Philadelphia Phillies baseball cards for five cents apiece, until he had the entire 1964 team. He kept these cards in a rubber band in his back pocket, and would take them wherever he went. One day, he and his father went to the movies, and during the course of the movie, the cards must have fallen out of his pocket. They went back to the theater, but the cards were gone. About two years ago, I went online and found a pack of original 1964 Phillies team baseball cards for sale at a reasonable price, buying them and waiting until his birthday to give them to him. When he opened the box and took out the cards, he started crying.
+kevin rock If that's what you believe, then that's fine, but, having lived with him, I tend to believe differently. My dad very rarely makes profound displays of emotion, but a gesture as meaningful as replacing something one lost five decades ago should very likely move them to tears.
Lost count of how many times I’ve watched this beautiful video. Why? It’s full of love, of decency, qualities sometimes seemingly in short supply, these days.
This man has to be an incredible dad. When a son spends 5 years trying to find it, and it’s the exact one. I commend everyone, this is a great family . Tim Randolph-California
The most surprising part of the story is that the car stayed in such nice shape over all these years. All those subsequent owners even kept the original Protect-O-Plate! That was something that nobody paid attention to when he sold the car in the 1980's, so for it to still be with the car is pretty cool.
I watch all manner of tear-jerking CZcams "feel good" stories but this is the tear-jerkingest one of all! What a wonderful thing this family did for their beloved Dad. Kudos to you all and I hope Dad is still driving that Chevy 10 years after being reunited with it.
My father wasn't a good man. Watching this video and seeing the family love was so touching. You all are lucky to have each other. And to the two sons who love their dad so much that you'd go to the ends of the Earth to do something for him, you're amazing!
@@DAVIDE-bk8by - My parents were both horrible people. Really disgusting. Fortunately I had a grandmother who was a saint until she died when I was 12. I'm 68 now and still miss her and think of her everyday (someone had to be pretty special to be that remembered 1/2 century after their death). Not sure where my mother came from. Her mother was the finest person I've ever known. Some of your relatives you never miss and others you never stop missing.
must be one hell of a surprise considering the dad had a Mic on his chest before the video... you can hear when he hits his chest... "Hey Dad, let me just mic you up for fun so we can make a nice home video" yeah ok
As a son who had his dad as his best friend I know every emotion the father couldn't hide as he first saw the car. As dumb as it seems cars are so much more than cars to some of us. The connections my dad and I had through cars runs deep. RIP Dad, see you on the the side.
I wish people would be more grateful of their dads, mine died when I was 3 in a corvette, He died having a hell of a blast, so it's not really something I find sad.
@@GameChanger597 No one thinks back fondly on that chunk of shit that broke down every week on the way to highschool......Actually I take that back I miss my 72 dodge dart :.(
The only thing my dad wanted growing up, was to be a dad. He had 5 of us. His own dad left him and his mom when he was only 2. My dad loves old cars, as I do too, but he didn't have a particular one he loved. My mom took all of us away when we were kids and it devastated my dad. He finally has a relationship with 4 of us again. I love my dad so much, and it tears me up thinking about all the pain and loss he has gone through. For father's day, I could have bought him anything, but it was the words in my card which brought him to tears. I don't think I can buy anything for my dad, that can tell him enough just how special he is to me. I wish I could take all the pain from my dad's heart, so he can be completely happy. I love him very much. This story brought me joy because the dad's boys loved him so much and knew what that car meant to their dad. I think that's absolutely wonderful.
I didn’t think I’d get emotional at all about this, but I did a little. A very precious moment for the family that they’ll share for the rest of their lives..., including the beautiful car filled with good memories.
It's not about the car, it's about caring son, it's so nice to see how much he tried just to bring a smile and joy to his dad, this young man is a gentleman
The saying that, "they don't make them the way they used to", goes not just for things but people as well. I miss the way those autos were built, but I miss the way family meant something even more. ❤
It's a very sweet story, but I can't help but think how epic it would have been if the Dad had said, "Why the hell did ya buy that piece of shit? I got rid of it years ago!!"
This is the second video like this I watch today. Maybe it's because of how much I wish I could live something like this with my parents. They gave us their all, really sacrificed for us, but mixed in there was too much abuse, manipulation and just emotional suffering for a moment like this to be within our reach. It's probably telling that my second thought looking at this man joyfully playing with his grandchildren was that he might be abusive when he didn't feel observed. When I saw his reaction to the car though, I teared up and the suspicion was gone. Such a great family moment.
A son lucky enough to have such a great Father. A father blessed with such a wonderful son. Touched my heart. Enjoy your beautiful classic 1964 SS 396 Impala!
Brought tears to my eyes watching this...lost my Dad unexpectedly in 2019 and we shared a lot of great moments involving a Car/Truck...I really miss hearing his stories about the cars he had before I was born...for those of you who still have your Dad don't waste any time spent with Him because one day there will be a huge void in your life where he used to be
I know the feeling. My Dad was there at my graduation from med school, then he was gone 2 weeks later. I was destroyed; so the pain you have, the void, can never be filled...but memories are forever. They sustain us in remembrances that can make us whole again, even though only for a short time. Safe Passage, my friend. >>X
@@deadeyeduncanfromkotor7836 I had an alcoholic mother, it was hard times but after you get through all this and stand on your own feet, literally nothing can beat you because that is already the worst that can happen to you in life. Don´t let him or anyone blame you for this. My tip is simply don´t do the same. You were brought into this life to enjoy it and to work on yourself, you will be fine. I wish you all the best my friend.
This is my second favorite video on CZcams. Our dad also owned a 1965 Chevy Impala. The first time I heard Feliz Navidad by José Feliciano was in his car at Christmastime. I still play it every Christmas. Dad’s Impala took us to cheerleading and band practice, drove our friends home when they needed a ride, and we created a lot of great memories driving around with him. The Impala has moved on, but dad is still with us. At 85, he just bought for me my very first Chevy. It’s such a blessing having a wonderful dad like ours. Thank you for sharing your story. You have a beautiful family ~
I've watched this particular clip at least 15 times and I get teary eyed every time! God bless those sons for working so hard to bring that car home! I pray their Dad will enjoy driving it for years to come!
must be one hell of a surprise considering the dad had a Mic on his chest before the video... you can hear when he hits his chest... "Hey Dad, let me just mic you up for fun so we can make a nice home video" yeah ok
@@UniversalMysticsOfChrist no, i deeply wish this WAS wholesome and good. My hierarchy of value just has love and truth at the top. There's no truth in fake feel good stories..... especially when it's for profit
A Chevy commercial at the end LOL. Honestly, that kind of brought tears to my eyes too. That's awesome and that's a testimony to what a real father is to his kids. The way that they responded to him ,the work they did to find that exact car and to buy it for their father and to gift it back to him. That really is awesome! Made me feel good watching it.
Does your heart good to see these sons think so much of their father, and go to such lengths to find his prize car. The look on his face was worth everything. Great job!!!!!
I need to show this to my 53 year old son . He knows I still think about my favourite car , a 60 Buick rag top , black with black top . He was just a twinkle in my eye then ! The world needs more families like this !
My folks, when they got married in 1947, had a '39 Dodge as their first car. My dad over the years opined that he would love to find a '39 Dodge and fix it up to near new condition. You know, rebuild the engine, tranny, suspension, redo the interior, repaint it, all the usual. Then, he wanted to find a high cliff and push it off. He absolutely HATED that car.
He must be one hell of a father to inspire a son to go to that much effort. That’s called a legacy.
It is not inpiration, it is love!
@@johnnyhotrod3962 It's a Chevy commercial! So it's neither one lol.
One hell of a son as well...
@@johnnyhotrod3962 Hey man I know you from news now ohio!
Love
to some of us men a car is more then a car .
LILMANlc Yeah cars clearly mean more to you than speaking English properly... *than
speaking?
Frank Drebin umm buzzkill much? XD
Coming from the guy who can't reference conversation properly... Here's a revised version of your comment so you know for the next time. (Yeah, cars clearly mean more to you than typing English properly.) Oh and one more thing, the fact that he enjoys cars and has a sentimental attachment to them has no effect on whether or not he can type properly. So your comment is irrelevant.
wow what the fuck. who pissed in your Cheerios! go fuck yourself , trying to correct people you dumb fuck get out the house more often you fucking chump
Imagine how good of a dad he must have been. This melts my heart ❤️
My dad was an amazing father growing up. He always made us feel safe and loved and we wanted to win his approval not because we feared him but because he worked his butt off to protect and provide for us. He was a very senior officer for the fire service and lead his men in saving many lives. He is 80 now and had surgery after very early onset lung cancer was diagnosed. I was so worried but he kept saying, no point worrying mate it will be what it will be. I prayed for his welfare and I told him how much I loved him, his reply being thanks mate🤣my dad was never one for saying too much to do with emotional feelings but was there to put his arms around me when I really hit rock bottom. Being the man he is he did almost exactly what his doctors ordered. He was supposed to not be able to walk for a week after surgery but two hours after he came to he was walking to the toilet. His doctors and nurses couldn't believe it but he simply said , I need a leak. I'll be back in a minute, while still agreeing to be accompanied by a nurse. A few days later he was walking up and down the corridors . The specialists surgeons and all the staff were amazed at how resilient he is but always polite and friendly. One nurse was shocked he was 80 as he looks like he's about 65. I was so grateful to his doctor who wanted a full body scan to look for his arthritis issues and found the small operable tumour and since it's removal he's been given a clear bill of health. He's back to walking up his street in the mountains and looking after his property. I think it's a relatively active lifestyle and a great attitude towards life that keeps him young. He's an amazing dad
indeed..
Same here! ❤
😢💝👍
He's white so yea
It really isn't just a car, it's a time capsule of recorded memories. That car knew who it's rightful owner was, so it was only a matter of time for it to return to the one person it knew would truly appreciate it. Congratulations sir, she came back to you.
It nont just just a it’s a piece of history and memories at is
Is a lot money
The car knew who its rightful owner was 😂 why is that so funny
@@PeachP-gd8gv ?
What are you talking about? The car knew it's rightful owner? It's a car. Are you one of those people who will thank our gracious and benevolent Lord and savior for saving somebody's life after the result of a life-saving surgery? Why do people have to believe in this magic? Fuck the man's children and the five years of effort they spent, I guess.
He drove away...leaving the family....never to be seen again...
Daniel Danielo 😂😂😂😂😂😂
lmfao
Daniel Danielo until he wrapped the Impala around a tree and became one with the car, irrevocably, forever.
LMFAO i died
Daniel Danielo XD
Hurts me that I can't afford to do anything like this for my parents.
+derek d Respect them, love them, honor them.... I promise it will mean more to them than material goods. You sound like a fine young man. I'm sure your parents are proud of you.
+none none go back to bed glen
+none none lol
+derek d You are blessed by Him above just to have the desire to want to ! ! !
+NEXT I think the Chevy Division is doing quite well in sales without having to rely on videos like this ! A Chevy owner ! ! !
This brought tears pouring down my face.....
These two sons are the most wonderful men and they had a equally wonderful father.
There is still love out there folks. Great job guys.....
Same here,i felt the tears coming.my best gave the best of life unfortunately he went to the lord before enjoying my success.
me too, 67 yr old guy in UK...
I lost my dad last June, at only 67 years old.
I actually got him (back) into cars when I was 13 or so, he helped me buy my first car at 15 and always supported my passion and dreams of racing. Thanks to his encouragement I've raced at multiple tracks and met so many great people in the industry. I always wished I could have done something like this with his old Mercury Comet. Thanks Dad!
Great to see; remember to spend time with those you love and remind them just how much you care.
I have a bunch that you carrying on his love for cars was just as good! Thanks for sharing and honoring your Pops here!
hes smiling down upon from the heavens seeing you enjoy that hobby at one point you two bonded over
The best thing you can do right now is continue to win,that and also find the car and drive it
Must be nice to have a good father. Mine died at 63 and it couldn't have happened soon enough.
@@DarkElfDiva sorry to hear that. Mine had some demons which led to his early death but I like to remember good times when possible.
4:21 “oh, they changed the mufflers” that man never let that car go, this is good stuff.
😂😂
I caught that too, and it was the instant he turned the key. He also new that car the minute it pulled up. No questions just "That is my old car."
And how he instantly placed his elbow there
@@Epik-hm8ws and adjusted the mirror lol
They also changed the battery and tires and probably the starter, alternator, water pump, and spark plugs.
We also gotta appreciate all the multiple owners that this car had that kept it in tip top shape and hadn't decided to change anything! Everyone involved in this story is amazing.
Almost seems like a piece of brand promo using paid actors
He commented that they changed the mufflers
@@KillZoneHart1 no one likes a cynic
@@stewartross1030 realist*
@@KillZoneHart1 'I'm a realist' is a cynics go to line ;)
"It's not just a car, it's all the memories and the feelings, it brings that back" That line really hit me hard also as a genuine car enthusiasts. You know, the reason why I got into cars is because of my dad's 1998 Honda Civic EK Hatchback. There's nothing much crazy mods on that thing, just your basic d16 with decent exhaust system, lowered springs. Heck it's not even that fast and nothing much special for most people but for me, it means a lot to me. I don't know the exact reason why I love such a car that is basically your "economy car" but I'd say that I truly enjoy the feeling of riding that, the loud yet decent sound of it, the connectivity that I've had with that machine that makes me calm down especially when I was like 4 - 5 yrs old. That thing really brings me a genuine smile on my face. That's also the reason why whenever I see an EK Hatch whether it's a Type R or not, it's more than enough to make me happy. But yeah, sadly, he sold his EK Hatch due to financial reasons and stuff and I wish that I could be able to buy it back or get one myself someday when I'm able to get a license. Again, that thing has no anything quirks and features like the Supra, GTRs, RX7, NSX, 911s, it's just basically your economy car and it wasn't even fast in the first place, but that thing would definitely have a special place in my heart!!! Sure that there's more better cars than Civics and don't get me wrong, I do genuinely love them but this one, there's something with that machine that makes me feel connected and it really makes me calm and happy. It's nostalgic to be exact. If it wasn't because of that car, I would not be the same person that I am today, heck, maybe I'd be someone who has no clear path to go in life, no goals or dreams. And lastly, that car is the main connection between me and my dad even tho we don't bond the way we used to be anymore (there's a big story of that and I don't wanna talk about it for now). That thing also taught me the true essence of being a genuine car enthusiast and that is doing what you love not for people's attention or whatsoever but for passion. It's not always about hype, something to brag on, stats, numbers, specs or any crazy math or mad technologies there is but rather the connection between you and the machine. I'm totally grateful for it!!!
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Had a B16 EG Hatchback when I was 16. That was my first car. Loved that thing. Sold it to go to college. Bought Integra Type R in my 30s now. As you said it’s not about the numbers but a connection. I’ll always love these cars no matter what other cars I’ve driven and can afford.
Love how everything comes full circle. Sold his baby to keep his other babies financially secure, and his babies came around and bought it back for him.
The father's response was also moving too, he really missed his old chevy.
"It's not just a car"... Anyone who's had a car that they loved and had to sell, knows the feeling.
Thank you for not making your comment gender specific like so many losers on this comment section. I am a female and I legit had a panic attack when I had to sell my first car. I was freaking out the night before I sold it and was looking at how/where I can store it if I couldn't keep it on the street with no registration. It needed an expensive repair that made it much more practical for me to buy a new car than fix it. I ended up selling it for practically nothing. I have more money now. I hope I can get it back one day :((
@@ZeeZee9 I'm sorry this video isn't all about you. The world should revolve around your feelings.
@@centralintelligenceagency9003 that was unnecessary
@@centralintelligenceagency9003 Seek attention elsewhere, PUTZ!
@@smaaht2531 "Thank you for not making your comment gender specific like so many losers on this comment section."
That his son understood, even from a young age, what that sacrifice meant. And for him to carry that memory into adulthood, and then to go to the lengths to acquire that same car---the man must have been one hell of a father to inspire that much love from his son. It speaks to the man that he was and the man that he raised.
That was inspiring for me to read. As a father of two sons, I sacrificed as much as I could so they could have a better life growing up than I did. They are in their 30's now, but the sacrifice apples fell far from the tree. Unfortunately for me.
Thanks for your comment.
Beautifully said Mugen.My thoughts too.
@@eddielavene4190 Maybe not Eddie.....the 30's are still a learning age.Keep hoping.l have a good feeling it's going to be ok for you all.l promise.
@@eddielavene4190 That CZcams clip struck a cord with nearly 11 million views Eddie so you are, I suspect, not alone so hang in there.
@@eddielavene4190
Never lose hope sir and try your hardest to do the right thing. All your efforts will be rewarded and your best wishes come true, God willing 🙏
I wasn't raised by my father but this story was emotional. I am a father now and I can just imagine how much his son means to him. 🙌
I bet you must be one real good father...
@@jayarajjohnson2476 🙌🏼
Simply priceless! My Dad passed away 7 yrs ago, and we just sold his GMC Suburban. I was so hard, but it went to a wonderful owner who is going to restore it!
I’d give everything to have my Daddy back! ❤️
"Oh they changed the mufflers" I laughed so hard and cried at the same time. After that whole time and he still remembers the damn exhaust note?! Crazy!
It's a car guy thing man.
Jarod Townsend agreed. when you know who goes by, by the sound of their pipes
Dylan Harden LOL the way you described me was in no way what I actually look like. Quit acting hard through the internet fuckboyyyyy ;)
boy you look like you like pickles back the fuck up before you get tickled
Dylan Harden Just go ahead and hold this L for me cause that was the gayest shit I ever heard in my life.
I wish I could have done that for my Dad before he died. Love you Dad.
Same here
r.i.p
+LAMADDOGMADDIN Same :'(
;(
RIP
This is such a beautiful story!! God bless the son for getting his dad's car back after all these years!!❤❤❤❤❤
which god ?
Just seeing his eyes light up right before he was playing with his grandkids and him saying he's going to have a heart attack out of pure shock of joy just made me so happy. God Bless this man
It's eight years later and I'm thousands of miles away but even I had a huge smile on my face when I saw his dad's reaction to it.
Hey how are you doing
@@violetsummer2010 Good thanks
Same
Amen!
Hahah I’m happy as 9000 km away!
If my kids track down my very first car and get it for me, I would punch them in the face. The car was a total piece of crap.
+hfontanez98 lmfao
***** stfu troll
wow XD
hahaha..this is epic.
+hfontanez98 there always has to be that guy
Tears as soon as he said 'you're kidding me' and put his hand on his heart. You knew it hit him hard.
Wow! This truly brought tears to my eyes. Only something that true car guys will understand.
My dad has a 1984 Chevrolet Corvette and he loves it.it is like a drag racing car because of the parts he installed and the color is awsome,midnight blue
He and I are car people,I want to do a project,rebuilding dom's charger from fast and furious,I really like that car,also the general lee😉
haha wow nice that's so cool! :)
Brought a tear to my eyes as well such a beautiful car and getting it back after so long 😭😭😭
bigb9854 like a rock bro
You can tell that he's a great father and grandfather. The guy is a family man that dedicated his life to his loved ones.
And his son knew he'd recognise it as his right away. That's some bond.
That’s what being a man is, and in doing so he created two more(guy mentioned his brother)
So lucky he his
AMEN 🙏 to that
my dad left us at 5 years old...glad to see a lot of dads can inspire this kinda love from their boys
To value the heart of what a father is supposed to do and the father actually does it by honoring him with a return gift he had gave up is deep heartfelt love showed!!!
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
As soon as he started it "oh they changed the mufflers". After all those years he knew something was different immediately, that showed how much he loved that car. Good job selling it to take care of your family and great job raising boys that appreciated your efforts enough to get it back to you.
Says it all.
Yeh this is the all the result of making sacrifices for your children, they grow up and pay you back tenfold for the most part.
@@ass640 if you raise them right.
Soon as he said that I thought the same thing he must've really loved that car
when you know the sounds your car makes you can tell if any changes have been made i love the old cars
That man with white hair...tearing up for a car, Is a Man, A Dad and a real super hero..... who gave up something for his family... and bravo to his son... who paid back what he gave up for them.. now he raises his head high.... proud to be a Father..
(btw) mom's are god....
Jahangir Khan
Jahangir Khan Lol he isn't a hero. He sold a luxury item. People are so materialistic.
+ibeg0ht He sold his dream car for basic needs for his family (as well as himself)... that is indeed a selfless act, and in a way, a hero to his family members.
ibeg0ht I bet your dad never did something like this for you😂😂😂 you will never understand. I bet you have also never did something for your dad😏😏
Jahangir Khan it's a Chevy commercial
What a wonderful story, it had me in tears, which at 63 usually only happens when the grand kids do something cute or innocent.
You were so lucky to find the car in such good condition.
Absolutely beautiful.
To see someone crying over a 'car' doesn't begin to describe how amazing that must have been for him and his whole family.
I hope they are still on the road together.
His reaction was priceless. Any man that puts his family first and does everything he can to provide for them is an extraordinary man.
must be one hell of a surprise considering the dad had a Mic on his chest before the video... you can hear when he hits his chest... "Hey Dad, let me just mic you up for fun so we can make a nice home video" yeah ok
Any man who doesn't put his family first isn't a real man and is a terrible father.
Mic and film crew. He ,just have been shocked
And that’s prolly why he got it back … he took care of his family first!
These are the moments we live for. A good, hard-working family man who raised his boys to be good men resulting in a natural appreciation of his sacrifices - for which he asked nothing in return - yielding love and respect and a desire to do something amazing for him. I hope to be able to raise my boys in a way that would likewise result in an indestructible bond.
The depth of understanding you have shown to the video I have no doubt you and your boys will have the same great bond and respect for each other.
could not have been said better.....
Perfect summary of a healthy father son relationship
Well said my friend
Well said…Well said!
Agreed. As a real father you do WHATEVER you can to make sure your family is taken care of. I love this. He must have been a really good father and looks like grandfather
Grandpa of four.
His love for that car was insane and the fact that he sold that to take care of his family showes how wonderful person he is ❤
It'd be one thing to find the same "kind" of car from that year and what not, but the fact that they found the EXACT SAME car that their dad bought and owned for 20 years, that's a true miracle.
It really is. It could have been in an accident and totaled in the time since he sold it.
The fact they even had records of the vin number like who keeps their rego papers for 20 years
@@RennieAsh someone who doesn’t want to let go
@@wyattnyfeler7270 that's what I was gon say
@@RennieAsh Unless the car is junked the vin will still be in someone's system somewhere in North America! The internet will maximize the likelihood of success! 👍
I love seeing old people happy for some reason
nemo227 lol
+nemo227 ESPECIALLY when wife has a photographic memory!!! I mean damn, I have a good ( not great) memory but how does one compete against that? Lol.
49. Wow. That's great! Three cheers to both of you.
Yeah my wife never "uses" that against me. However think southern bell. Velvet covered hammer. "Honey do you remember..." Lol. In these days of text & emails I'm catching up to her. I think.....
***** what?
+Ariana Bieber because they deserve it
My dad 56 Chevy Nomad sat broken in our back yard for 25 years because he never had the money to rebuild the engine raising 5 of us kids, my brother took the car and bought it back to life and gave my dad the ride in the car and had a smile 50 miles wide and was so so happy, today my brother still has the car and will never leave our family, this so heartwarming thank you for sharing.
Lovely story. Probably one of the hardest decisions, but an obvious decision at the time for his family. All those years the car was gone I'm sure he felt the loss, but he didn't regret his decision. In 2003 my wife and I had just both had surgery. We were struggling to pay the hospital bills. I actually started selling stuff on ebay to get us through each week. We were at the point of selling a dining room set with buffet that had belonged to my grandmother. I was ready to run the ad. My wife told me to hold off. Even though we hadn't told people of our financial situation, my mom ended up giving us enough to get through it. If we had sold the furniture I know there would be a hole left of my grandmother's memory. So glad he got the car back, the exact same car. That is a cool story.
I loved it when the father saw the car pull up and exactly like his son said he would say: "Thats my Chevy"! 🙂 Awesome story!
Hi how are you doing 😊
Bro I got scared. I thought "yo he's actually gonna have a heart attack" 💀
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@@jackreacher8741 fr, me too
Cause it was scripted....this was the longest Chevy commercial I ever seen...
I have a similar story, though it's probably nowhere near as big as a son finding a beloved car for his dad:
My dad once told me a story of how when he was a boy, he would go to the corner store and buy Philadelphia Phillies baseball cards for five cents apiece, until he had the entire 1964 team. He kept these cards in a rubber band in his back pocket, and would take them wherever he went.
One day, he and his father went to the movies, and during the course of the movie, the cards must have fallen out of his pocket. They went back to the theater, but the cards were gone.
About two years ago, I went online and found a pack of original 1964 Phillies team baseball cards for sale at a reasonable price, buying them and waiting until his birthday to give them to him. When he opened the box and took out the cards, he started crying.
So sweet. :)
That counts as equally amazing.
your Da sounds like a big girls blouse 😬
+kevin rock If that's what you believe, then that's fine, but, having lived with him, I tend to believe differently. My dad very rarely makes profound displays of emotion, but a gesture as meaningful as replacing something one lost five decades ago should very likely move them to tears.
Thanks for your view, Kevin. Nice polo shirt.
Lost count of how many times I’ve watched this beautiful video. Why? It’s full of love, of decency, qualities sometimes seemingly in short supply, these days.
He must have been an wonderful father. For his sons to do something like this. It melted my heart ❤️
Just when you think the internet is full of junk... This is absolutely amazing. What a story and family! Glad it found its way back!
You're so right. It feels good watching something like this.
Yeah! These videos of memorable moments are like Kodak moments! This is the 2nd video that I've seen lime this.
There are days when I come across these tales that made me smile.
This man has to be an incredible dad. When a son spends 5 years trying to find it, and it’s the exact one. I commend everyone, this is a great family . Tim Randolph-California
Thanks Bro, you just made your dad happy, and you just opened the heaven gate ❤
The most surprising part of the story is that the car stayed in such nice shape over all these years. All those subsequent owners even kept the original Protect-O-Plate! That was something that nobody paid attention to when he sold the car in the 1980's, so for it to still be with the car is pretty cool.
Seeing this made me cry.Such a beautiful gesture.My daddy's been gone almost 3 years.Parents really do give it all to their kids.
“Oh they changed the mufflers” 😂
Sound good right dad?
Ahhaha
@@alpzepta yeah so good👍👍🤣🤣
Now you know he is not playing, it was really his car
Rescept love
This brought tears to my eyes. My daddy passed away before I got old enough to buy him the Harley he always wanted. RIP daddy I love you!
I'll be your new daddy beautiful
+Xbox Giveaway What the fuck, man?
+Xbox Giveaway you need to learn when to joke about something ans WHEN NOT TO
+Xbox Giveaway You're horrible man. That's the sleaziest thing I've seen someone comment in a long time.
Rest in peace to your father Kayleigh. 🙏
What a heartwarming story! Your Dad’s response was priceless!
I watch all manner of tear-jerking CZcams "feel good" stories but this is the tear-jerkingest one of all! What a wonderful thing this family did for their beloved Dad. Kudos to you all and I hope Dad is still driving that Chevy 10 years after being reunited with it.
My father wasn't a good man. Watching this video and seeing the family love was so touching. You all are lucky to have each other. And to the two sons who love their dad so much that you'd go to the ends of the Earth to do something for him, you're amazing!
Same here, my mum was the main parent, my dad didn't care in any way. My mums long gone now
@@DAVIDE-bk8by - My parents were both horrible people. Really disgusting. Fortunately I had a grandmother who was a saint until she died when I was 12. I'm 68 now and still miss her and think of her everyday (someone had to be pretty special to be that remembered 1/2 century after their death).
Not sure where my mother came from. Her mother was the finest person I've ever known.
Some of your relatives you never miss and others you never stop missing.
@@ThomasKOdell Yes, that's true. My mum was great, made up for my dad every way she could. 11 years gone and I too think about her every day
I relate.
This is why you vote democrat now huh
My heart skipped a beat when I saw dad's reaction. Wonderful kids. It's obvious dad taught them well. Good job kids!
every guy remembers that first car, cars all look the same today. is a shame
must be one hell of a surprise considering the dad had a Mic on his chest before the video... you can hear when he hits his chest... "Hey Dad, let me just mic you up for fun so we can make a nice home video" yeah ok
Fantastic vehicle!
Poetry in motion!
What a fantastic son!
👏 ✝️
As a son who had his dad as his best friend I know every emotion the father couldn't hide as he first saw the car. As dumb as it seems cars are so much more than cars to some of us. The connections my dad and I had through cars runs deep. RIP Dad, see you on the the side.
A car you grew up with, especially a reliable car, becomes like an old friend after a while.
I wish people would be more grateful of their dads, mine died when I was 3 in a corvette, He died having a hell of a blast, so it's not really something I find sad.
@@GameChanger597 No one thinks back fondly on that chunk of shit that broke down every week on the way to highschool......Actually I take that back I miss my 72 dodge dart :.(
🌹
@@kauaigold You must have brought the 72 Dart I sold for 200$ back in Texas in 1982.. Was it green ? 🥃😎👌😂😂😂
Best 5 minutes I've ever watched. Awesome. Love you Dad. Miss you every day.
Awww ❤️
*((((((((((((((Big Huggggggggggggs))))))))))))))*
I feel your pain. 🖤
I miss my dad too man. I think about him everyday.
@@Gr13fKvlt 💙
I just bawled my eyes out😢This was such a beautiful thing to do❤
What a great son. From this father I thank you for your kindness to your father
The only thing my dad wanted growing up, was to be a dad. He had 5 of us. His own dad left him and his mom when he was only 2. My dad loves old cars, as I do too, but he didn't have a particular one he loved. My mom took all of us away when we were kids and it devastated my dad. He finally has a relationship with 4 of us again. I love my dad so much, and it tears me up thinking about all the pain and loss he has gone through. For father's day, I could have bought him anything, but it was the words in my card which brought him to tears. I don't think I can buy anything for my dad, that can tell him enough just how special he is to me. I wish I could take all the pain from my dad's heart, so he can be completely happy. I love him very much. This story brought me joy because the dad's boys loved him so much and knew what that car meant to their dad. I think that's absolutely wonderful.
Such a great tribute to his pop.
You are a beautiful daughter, with a wonderful dad, and you both know it. Blessings
@@margaretsmith7712 Thank you, that's a lovely thing to say. 🙏💖🙏
Can't take the past away. But he would have a full cup of love with what you have just said.
@@Roger-go6jc yes
He must be one hell of a father. He raised two great men it seems, what a lovely family.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
I didn’t think I’d get emotional at all about this, but I did a little. A very precious moment for the family that they’ll share for the rest of their lives..., including the beautiful car filled with good memories.
Now that's a great son that any father would love to have, what a beautiful moment
It's not about the car, it's about caring son, it's so nice to see how much he tried just to bring a smile and joy to his dad, this young man is a gentleman
Cherish the time spent with your parents. Make them happy.
I turned 54 today and both my parents are gone. These clips make me feel good.
Happy Tears 😂 My Dad and bonus Dad are both gone but Bio dad had A Chevy Impala that looked just like theirs.
The saying that, "they don't make them the way they used to", goes not just for things but people as well. I miss the way those autos were built, but I miss the way family meant something even more. ❤
That’s what u call an awesome dad w/ awesome kids - he did his job dad raised two great sons! That’s such a great story!!! Congratulations
It's a very sweet story, but I can't help but think how epic it would have been if the Dad had said, "Why the hell did ya buy that piece of shit? I got rid of it years ago!!"
LOL
when it comes down to a chevy nobody will ever say that about a car🚘
+Stalicone LMAO!!
+Andrew Martinez Especially not when it's a video shot by Chevy for Chevy. Lmao
+Andrew Martinez Us Ford lovers would! lol!
Just lost my Dad last week to dementia… this was truly special… too many tears to count on my face right now!!
sorry for your loss. hearing lots of cases from west like this. perhaps running in DNA. kindly follow yog if possible for you to bend the DNA
I'm so sorry
I'm so sorry
I'm so sorry
I'm so sorry
I am so sorry for the loss of your dad. It's very hard when you lose a parent.
Please accept my condolences on the loss of your dad. Lost my mother 10 years ago next month, and I still miss her. It's never easy,
Sorry for your loss! Hope you’re okay.
This is the second video like this I watch today. Maybe it's because of how much I wish I could live something like this with my parents. They gave us their all, really sacrificed for us, but mixed in there was too much abuse, manipulation and just emotional suffering for a moment like this to be within our reach. It's probably telling that my second thought looking at this man joyfully playing with his grandchildren was that he might be abusive when he didn't feel observed. When I saw his reaction to the car though, I teared up and the suspicion was gone. Such a great family moment.
Had me in tears, to think what an awesome dad he is to have sons that would go to that length to make him that happy. GOD BLESS THEIR FAMILY.
I wish I could get my dads '69 Impala back for him.
If only he didn't crash it into a train.
Lol dude I was like yea and than instantly started laughing
Dude you made my day with that comment. Never laughed that hard in a while.
TheThingFromTheArena is he ok? XD
Was He Imitating The Fast And The Furious Seen Or What The Hell??
Funny
This broke me, respect for the sons, and the amazing dad that raised them.
A son lucky enough to have such a great Father.
A father blessed with such a wonderful son. Touched my heart. Enjoy your beautiful classic 1964 SS 396 Impala!
Crazy how he knew the muffler had been changed after 30 years. Wow. He loved that car.
@J Cal OKay Cool Kid
4:20 "They changed the muffler" amazing how he remembers what it sounded like 20 years ago.
420 ayyyy
andres arredondo Trust me, brother. You NEVER forget
From Toronto Canada I sitting here crying at the touching story. The gift and memories are priceless for your father.
That's a father..... and that's a family. That's what will make America great, now and again!
Brought tears to my eyes watching this...lost my Dad unexpectedly in 2019 and we shared a lot of great moments involving a Car/Truck...I really miss hearing his stories about the cars he had before I was born...for those of you who still have your Dad don't waste any time spent with Him because one day there will be a huge void in your life where he used to be
I know the feeling. My Dad was there at my graduation from med school, then he was gone 2 weeks later. I was destroyed; so the pain you have, the void, can never be filled...but memories are forever. They sustain us in remembrances that can make us whole again, even though only for a short time. Safe Passage, my friend. >>X
Yeah my dad passed in 2021 oct.
Any tips for someone with a alcoholic father ?.
@@deadeyeduncanfromkotor7836 I had an alcoholic mother, it was hard times but after you get through all this and stand on your own feet, literally nothing can beat you because that is already the worst that can happen to you in life. Don´t let him or anyone blame you for this. My tip is simply don´t do the same. You were brought into this life to enjoy it and to work on yourself, you will be fine. I wish you all the best my friend.
Well.. RIP to DeSnuts senior...
This is the reason why we HAVE CHILDREN...reciprocating the love they recieved from an obviously good father!
Just saying, if he didn't have kids he prolly coulda kept the car.
Punkrock david and still be making ends meet
IF you're a good parent & instill in your children good things.
Facts!!!
This is why Fathers are so important in our lives.
This is my second favorite video on CZcams. Our dad also owned a 1965 Chevy Impala. The first time I heard Feliz Navidad by José Feliciano was in his car at Christmastime. I still play it every Christmas. Dad’s Impala took us to cheerleading and band practice, drove our friends home when they needed a ride, and we created a lot of great memories driving around with him. The Impala has moved on, but dad is still with us. At 85, he just bought for me my very first Chevy. It’s such a blessing having a wonderful dad like ours. Thank you for sharing your story. You have a beautiful family ~
You can tell he truly deserves all the effort they put into finding it. Love and Blessings. ❤
I'd love more than anything to find my dad's old chevelle. He talks about it all the time. He'd absolutely faint.
That makes me sad...
+Daniel Allen Why don't you guys buy an old Chevelle and fix it up? Might be a great project together. Start with a rust free car.
Same here. My Dad always talks about his 72 Chevelle's
+Daniel Allen Can't find my dad's 57 bel air i think he ran it into the ground people stole parts off of it haha
+chris michener Same here but a '70 and I'd do anything to find it.
Don't mind this massive camera crew we're bringing into the yard i promise nothing is going on
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+james kessler it might be recorded by a family member
+Christian Mueller it's obviously not you fucking idiot they have cameras on all angles with high quality, it's obviously not real
+Ezerah Wood u dont have to call him an idiot..u can explain him in a good way mr clever
+[FaZe] Xx_SaNiC420_xX Yeah it's a commercial, but the story might be true.
OMG this was amazing! 👏🏻 What a terrific story.
I’m so glad you found your dads prized possession. Hope he has many more years of driving it.
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Absolutely breathtaking!! Excellent video. Congrats to the boys for doing this for your father ! I tip my hat to you!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Wow your father is lucky to have sons like u guys..stay blessed
Najmee Jamil he's not lucky, he had these sons because of the father he is
This is a commercial though
I've watched this particular clip at least 15 times and I get teary eyed every time! God bless those sons for working so hard to bring that car home! I pray their Dad will enjoy driving it for years to come!
You deserve the heaven for such happiness you’ve put into your daddy’s heart ❤️ … respect 🙏🏻
You guys are amazing thanks for putting a smile on the old man's face. God bless you for that... You really made his day
What a father he must have been for his son to do this, really speaks volumes of what a man he is , that’s ❤️
must be one hell of a surprise considering the dad had a Mic on his chest before the video... you can hear when he hits his chest... "Hey Dad, let me just mic you up for fun so we can make a nice home video" yeah ok
@@matta6298 Cynics and pessimists are disgusting. 🤢 🤮 Nobody likes you and this is why.
@@UniversalMysticsOfChrist no, i deeply wish this WAS wholesome and good. My hierarchy of value just has love and truth at the top. There's no truth in fake feel good stories..... especially when it's for profit
A Chevy commercial at the end LOL.
Honestly, that kind of brought tears to my eyes too. That's awesome and that's a testimony to what a real father is to his kids. The way that they responded to him ,the work they did to find that exact car and to buy it for their father and to gift it back to him. That really is awesome! Made me feel good watching it.
The way he whipped his head on that sound, you know that he has never stopped thinking about the car.
Beautiful story of unconditional love! Brought me to tears!!! Good job fellas! Good job!
Good sons.... beautiful story
Barbara Power UV
This almost makes me want to have kids one day. But then I see my friends' kids and I think, naw, these sons are just special.
lol
Well the generation before and now big differences
İt all depends on you. Your kids learning life 99 percent from parents.
no, its more like 5% from their parents, 95% from their friends
Elvymond Yao Yeah, only if you are a bad parent.
Amazing sons and a special dad... This story makes me feel all good inside... Thank you for sharing this beautiful story.
Wow you made your dad day. A story that hit my heart.
Does your heart good to see these sons think so much of their father, and go to such lengths to find his prize car. The look on his face was worth everything. Great job!!!!!
I need to show this to my 53 year old son . He knows I still think about my favourite car , a 60 Buick rag top , black with black top . He was just a twinkle in my eye then ! The world needs more families like this !
Didn't seem to do the dads heart any good.
My folks, when they got married in 1947, had a '39 Dodge as their first car. My dad over the years opined that he would love to find a '39 Dodge and fix it up to near new condition. You know, rebuild the engine, tranny, suspension, redo the interior, repaint it, all the usual. Then, he wanted to find a high cliff and push it off. He absolutely HATED that car.
senorkaboom amazing twist