Every Halloween, This Awesome Dad Makes His Son With A Disability An Amazing Costume

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Your little heart is about to melt like a piece of candy corn in a warm palm because this is Jackson, a kid in Sidney, B.C., whose family just won Halloween.

The Poole Family

Jackson, 4, isn't able to walk due to a genetic condition. When he was younger, it was easier for his parents Chad and Tracey Poole to carry Jackson door to door. Two years ago, Chad did just that with this Curious George costume.

The Poole Family

But by last year Jackson was getting too big for that. Tracey challenged Chad to make the house from Up and this amazing rig was built on a wagon.

The Poole Family

"It was great because it was a high visibility costume," Chad told BuzzFeed Canada.

"He loved it, all the color and stuff. He could hear people going 'up, up and away' from down the street."

Chad is a meat-cutter by trade, so arts and crafts aren't necessarily his strong suit. But not only did he want to prove he could do it, he wanted Jackson to have a great Halloween.

For 2015, Tracey challenged Chad to top the house with the Mystery Machine from Scooby Doo. "Now you’re taxing my artistic abilities, which I lack," he told her. Then he got to work.

The Poole Family

Over the course of about 50 hours, he recreated the Scooby Gang's ride, including hand-stenciled decals and working lights.

The Poole Family

"It’s amazing what you can do with $15 of paint from the dollar store and a couple of touch lights," he said.

Finally: the big reveal, with dad dressed up as Shaggy.

The Poole Family

"When it was finally done and put it down it was instant recognition," said Chad. "He was just laughing and circling around and jumping."

"Seeing his reaction made every hour worth it."

Mom will even be joining as Velma.

The Poole Family

It took a lot of hours and a lot of newfound creativity, but it paid off in the end.

"To do it for him made it all worthwhile," said Chad.

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