C-10 Talk, episode 71, next-gen C-10.

Four kids, influential in the movement.

We've got Ohio, Cali, Arizona, and Texas.

We are the next-gen.

I think probably the biggest thing I've learned is just to be patient and it all come together in the end.

Be patient with it. Have fun while you're at it.

And I always try to pick up as much as I can and learn from everything that I see.

I try to watch anything that anybody does just to see what they're doing, how they do it, how things work,

and all that kind of comes together so you have a little bit more knowledge over what you're trying to do.

It's just being with my dad and my grandpa spending lots more time than I usually do

because they're always working out doing something.

And then whenever they come over and work on the trucks

that's why i think i get a lot more time of them he's really good at tear down helping to get him

torn apart and an extra set of hands it makes it a lot easier when you got a second guy and it's even

better that it's my son i get a i get to teach him stuff as we go and he he's a quick learner, so that's always good.

I enjoy spending the time with him working all the stuff.

Yeah, and even, like you said, the whole community coming together and helping.

I've had people like, you know, John Oro, Moto dude, and a bunch of endless people that come by and help out.

And my uncle, Rob, who's letting me build a truck at his hangar.

So thanks to him for letting this place to even work on it.

And just people are coming up and helping me out.

It means a lot.

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