then you say you want to be alone but post post post where you are . . . . . . . .
@ThatBaldwinLife3 минут бұрын
Yes we definitely like to camp alone and love to show people how to get out and find these amazing places. We rarely post the exact location unless it is a known area as we don’t like to give out our favorite camps. But a lot of times we are on a road trip passing through and most likely will not return to the same place. So by the time you see the video, there no chance someone will know where we are. You can have both, a solitary camp and sharing adventures. Nate
@themammothchannel6 сағат бұрын
Leave Out the Hot Springs Please Thanks
@ThatBaldwinLife6 сағат бұрын
Travertine? Is it a secret? It is on Google maps without really searching for it. People in town told us about it as well. Sorry, didn't know it was supposed to be kept on the down low. nate
@ronpihl301016 сағат бұрын
You guys aren’t alone. Thanks for sharing, it takes a lot of courage. Mental health is insidious. We lost my wife’s brother to prostate cancer at 58, shortly after lost my mother. I also had mystery pains without any diagnosis that anxiety meds helped with. Keep the faith, best wishes for you both.
@ThatBaldwinLife10 сағат бұрын
Seems like we are/were in similar boats and I am glad to hear of your progress. Thank you for taking the time to reach out and share your story with us. nate
@Bfree44420 сағат бұрын
I wish you had an email ..if this is Ms, even dementia, Alzheimer's...look into the carnivore diet...it also helps with anxiety ...but first of all...knowing that our job here on planet earth is to "save ourselves from our Self"....that liar that wants to take you down the rabbit hole ....when u recognize the negative things u say to yourself...stop it by saying cancel, cancel ...and replace it with positive thoughts...like . everything is fine...Gods got my back ..I'm never alone....and above all...ask for help from your spirit guides....if u dont believe in God.....tell God you need to know if hes real.....and that will open the door to prove...then just watch for the signs....they will show up...I believe all the things are happening to get u two to the otherside of life..know that you are never alone on this journey....and be open to knowing u have the power within each of you to change your perception....change your world....nothing but blessings to you both...new subscriber...i just synchrinitistically came across your channel...Be positive, be happy be healthy....we r our thoughts.....in love🙏❤️🙏
@ThatBaldwinLife10 сағат бұрын
Thank you for the very kind and thoughtful words, they mean a lot. You can contact us through email but they make it hard to find. It is [email protected]. Thank you for signing up to follow our journey and we have been overwhelmed by the positive thoughts and support. nate
@user-wf3dj4qk2mКүн бұрын
Здравствуйте друзья. Держитесь вместе. Потери легче пережить, когда есть поддержка. Привет с Украины. 🤝🇺🇦
@ThatBaldwinLifeКүн бұрын
Дякуємо, якщо з вами є хтось, це значно полегшує процес, і ми стаємо сильнішими. Бережи мій друже. (сподіваюся, переклад правильно) nate
@user-wf3dj4qk2mКүн бұрын
@@ThatBaldwinLife Так, дуже гарний переклад.🤝🇺🇦
@joannenascimento92132 күн бұрын
You're blessed to have each other.
@ThatBaldwinLifeКүн бұрын
Agreed. Thanks for watching. Nate
@solterradesert54013 күн бұрын
I usually dont get emotional but you guys got my tears going
@ThatBaldwinLife2 күн бұрын
😢 Thank you for caring enough to be emotional. Nate
@vikingtype3 күн бұрын
I'm sorry for all the pain you both have endured since we met in Baja. If you need an adventure, I will be shipping my van to Europe next Spring and would be thrilled if you'd like to join me for a while. Stay strong and keep going! Sam (Baja)
@ThatBaldwinLife3 күн бұрын
Thanks Sam, it has been a tough run but that is life I guess. The anxiety for me was one of the biggest hurdles and surprises during all of the other things we were dealing with. Would love a Europe trip someday but unfortunately, we can't make that happen yet. take care nate
@jean-claudebonillo15354 күн бұрын
Anxiety is what I'm dealing with my self. Sorry for all circle of life events. Cest la vive Mon Ami. Looking forward to seeing you guys again. Love JC
@ThatBaldwinLife4 күн бұрын
Looking forward to seeing you as well! nate and nancy
@jean-claudebonillo15354 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing your life story
@oldskool19794 күн бұрын
We all wish we can go through life without heartache and loss and major life battles !
@ThatBaldwinLife4 күн бұрын
Not necessarily. You can’t appreciate the good without some bad but for us it felt like there was no time to process the bad before more happened. We have been very fortunate in life and appreciate what we have. Nate
@stephenheller60316 күн бұрын
Hello, I had to comment. Sorry for all your loss. Both of my parents have been declining for over 2 yrs. and my Father has dementia and it's just such a heart breaking, horrible disease. Also, myself....I went through similar situations were Doctors were not listening to me at all. went to every Dr imaginable, I just knew something was wrong with me. My anxiety was and still is really severe. they threw all kinds of different medications at me for anxiety, depression etc. and they all just made everything worse. They had me convinced it was all mental when I just knew, nah your wrong something is wrong with me. I recently found out in June I have Celiacs Disease, I am also Type 1 diabetic. I probably went 4yrs or more having undiagnosed celiacs disease and like I said went to every possible dr and specialist and ER trips about 4 times. So, I am still going through a lot but I am hopeful. So you are right, you have to advocate for yourself because our Health Care system just blows. Take care and wish you guys the best. And take care Nate, anxiety is brutal. Look into finding a therapist that is mindfulness based, it is really helpful. Good luck!
@ThatBaldwinLife5 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing your story. Agreed, you need to keep pushing for answers. Glad you found i on t what was going on and hope you are doing much better. It is a journey it seems. Take care Nate
@CPT8916 күн бұрын
Is it a 2wd?
@ThatBaldwinLife6 күн бұрын
Yep!
@angeliquecalhoon98716 күн бұрын
See you rn 8/14/24 driving through Mcminnville Oregon
@ThatBaldwinLife6 күн бұрын
Awesome! Thanks for reaching out! Nate
@MisterRisk7 күн бұрын
Hey you two. Very sorry to hear about all of the things you’ve been through. I met you at Syncrofest briefly but didn’t see you there much. We lost a pet shortly after we returned and I felt like our trips away this year (also Baja) were too hard on the little guy. I am starting on statins soon and now I am paranoid. We’re getting old I guess. Glad to hear things are improving now for both of you. You’re a good team. You will get through it. Thanks for the update. Here’s to a better year ahead.
@ThatBaldwinLife5 күн бұрын
There are thousands of people on statins who tolerate them fine. My dad does. It may have just been the kind (Crestor) that didn’t work for me. Just listen to your body. Nate
@dp973037 күн бұрын
i like ur van i wonder if they made them in automatic gas not diesel ? How reliable are they?
@ThatBaldwinLife7 күн бұрын
Thanks. They do come in automatic in gasoline only. The diesel vans are all manual shift. They are as reliable as you make them. If they have been taken care of the past 40 years, you're off to a good start. But you do need to keep up on maintenance and know quite a bit about car repair if you want to venture far off the beaten path. nate
@k_clack7 күн бұрын
You’re grieving well, my friends ❤. Thanks for your authenticity, and letting us in. Wrapping you guys in love.
@ThatBaldwinLife7 күн бұрын
Thank you. It helps talking about it and though it was tough to share, we are glad we did it. Thank you for the love. nate
@TheLotroNerd7 күн бұрын
First video, but praying for comfort and release from fear and anxiety. As well as for remembrance of good things observed and learned. The book letting go the art of surrender is a great book that helps release emotions.
@ThatBaldwinLife7 күн бұрын
Anxiety is new for me and I am learning my way through it with reading and talking to close friends. It has and will continue to be a journey. Thank you for your support. nate
@slaydgodiva72417 күн бұрын
Sending lots of love to you both! ❤ Glad you were able to get out into the healing forest. And happy anniversary!
@ThatBaldwinLife7 күн бұрын
Thanks Slay. The camping trip helped a lot and allowed us to ground ourselves and fully relax with no outside distractions. nate
@nancykent89347 күн бұрын
You two are such phenomenal humans and to witness you in pain hurts our hearts. We’ve watched you (all be it an edited version) both transform over the years and grow during your time in the public’s eye and we’ve always felt the pulse of love and inner strength you shared. Being candid and vulnerable about the good and the bad is what draws so many of us to you. Thank you for being an ambassador, for speaking earnestly about the pain, fear, and inner strength needed to keep moving forward when surrendering would be so easy to do. Your voice is heard. Thank you for all that you do, share, and willingly give to so many!! You are NEVER EVER ALONE!! Love you!! Nancy and Tony Kent
@ThatBaldwinLife7 күн бұрын
That means a lot to us. We wanted to show parts of our real lives in hopes it might help others as much as talking about it as helped us. Appreciate the support and we are fighting for ourselves daily. nate
@rrtds93787 күн бұрын
When it rain sometimes it really pours. Your 2023-24 heartaches and health issues is similar to my 2017. Everything fell that year starting in January, from losing a job to pain in my body to the passing of my father, losing my dog, a theft/murder of a relative, to losing my wife’s father, to the passing of a friend and a house burned down that my late father-in-law built. 🥺😢 When I made the decision to euthanize my dog it was the most extreme painful part of my life. It gets better but you the pain will always be there the rest of my life.
@ThatBaldwinLife7 күн бұрын
Wow, that sounds like such a difficult time in your life and I hope you are healing from that. The pain never goes away but I hope we can take lessons from it and live each day with more passion and joy. Thank you for sharing that with us nate
@canterburyfour7 күн бұрын
So sorry for your looses. It’s hard enough to deal with one,but when they keep coming it feels almost impossible to get through. Keep loving each other. Happy birthday and happy anniversary. I look forward to hooking up with you guys someday when our Vanagon is done and a dealing with my own demons. Take care!!!!!!!!!
@ThatBaldwinLife7 күн бұрын
Thank you ❤️. It felt like just as one thing was ending, another would start. It was overwhelming. Get that Vanagon done! 😁 Nate
@belay81398 күн бұрын
Prayers to you both and your family - stay strong. Grateful for the willingness to share. The Baldwins are great people.
@ThatBaldwinLife7 күн бұрын
🙏🏻Thank you. We just wanted to show that not everything we do is fun camping trips and adventures. Life is real and hurts some times. Nate
@ScottWilliams-hx8eb8 күн бұрын
Mrs. Baldwin- it is an honor for you to be a care-taker.
@ThatBaldwinLife7 күн бұрын
Thank you, it is all I wanted to do is take care of him. Nancy
@ScottWilliams-hx8eb8 күн бұрын
Having loved several family dogs, and ultimately taking them to the vet when the time comes I have learned that I cant hold the emotions and tears back saying goodbye to these loyal, loving, devoted friends. I just cry like a baby too. Just shows the meaning that they have to us!
@ThatBaldwinLife7 күн бұрын
Agreed. It was tougher than I though it would be. She is missed. Nate
@hannimite23828 күн бұрын
Love you guys <3
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
Love you too!!
@rextilian8 күн бұрын
Thank you for being so open and honest it isn’t easy. I lost my mum last year after 7 years of living with her and being her primary care giver and your news hit hard. It is amazing how parallel lives can be without ever knowing one another’s circumstances. I had been thinking of reaching out to you lately with some questions about my big restoration project with my 84 but hesitated and I guess I know why now. You are lucky to have each other and it was so nice to see you together sitting in the warmth of the sun. Continue with your healing and loving one another. Take care and I look forward to more of your content when it suits you.
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
I am very sorry about your mum, it is such a painful process to go through. I lost my mom 4 years ago and it was tough. Feel free to reach out with any questions you may have on your Westy. Use the contact us link on our home page and we will be happy to help however we can. That weekend camping trip we just had did a lot to heal us. nate
@bindumiller8 күн бұрын
Sorry to hear all the bad news; as one who has suffered from chronic anxiety all my life, everything you say about it sounds very familiar. Been there. Glad you got off the statins, they are not suitable for anyone. Meds don't do much for anxiety, I find. I'm much older--80--so experienced dealing with this issue. My advice is just to be aware when you are anxious. Recognition will give you power over it. I can stop a panic attack in seconds now, just by recognizing and acknowledging that that is what is happening, and it's ok--just normal stuff. The love of a good woman is amazingly healing and you have that. I also find complaining and having it heard is very therapeutic--good for the soul. Apologies for all the advice--I relate, for what it's worth. We love your videos and are always inspired to get out there in our Westy and have some adventures. But at our age, we find it more and more difficult, so we live vicariously through yours. So you mean a lot to us. This, too, shall pass. We are really looking forward to more of your adventures when the time is right. Dennis and Kathi
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
I agree on meds. I have been practicing yoga and doing some acupuncture to help me learn to move past anxiety based thoughts. It will be a lifetime battle I am afraid but know I can win. We are still early in the healing process of everything but are so lucky to have each other. More videos will be coming.... nate
@bindumiller5 күн бұрын
@@ThatBaldwinLife Sounds like you are doing all the right things! In time, I predict, this issue will become as nothing. And, again, looking forward to more amazing adventures and even more amazing videos! You both have such an amazing eye and the editing and narration make super interesting video. We usually watch each one at least twice. Thanks again for your contribution to the community.
@ThatBaldwinLife5 күн бұрын
❤️ thank you very much for the words of encouragement. Nate
@firearmsfred8 күн бұрын
Sorry for all you’ve been through.
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
Appreciate that. We are taking good lessons from this and applying them to our lives. nate
@Archivalindex8 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing your story and all of your other great videos. My father passed last December and it was only two months after he was diagnosed with cancer. Life's big challenges can happen fast and catch us unprepared sometimes. Good to see you are keeping a positive attitude and learning from the experiences.
@nancybaldwin50518 күн бұрын
We're so sorry for your loss. Hugs ❤
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
It all comes too quick it seems. We are doing our best to make sure that the people that we care most about know it daily. I am sorry about losing your dad, our condolences. nate
@Archivalindex8 күн бұрын
@@ThatBaldwinLife Thanks! Condolences to you both as well. Hope to meet you down the road sometime.
@dp973038 күн бұрын
I hope you guys are ok! Im 46 im diabetic i have problems i lost both my parents my dad when i was 28 my mom when i was 33
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
So sorry to hear that. Hope you are doing well in spite of the circumstances you have. We are healing and taking it one day at a time. nate
@RobertBuelteman8 күн бұрын
I enjoy your videos, and am sorry to learn of your losses. As for myself, I have lost best friends, pets, a sister at 40, and 4 parents over the last 15 years. Eventually you will learn that this is in the way of things, this is the fundamental fabric of life and living. I realize this doesn't help but wanted to share my thoughts and send my condolences for your losses. The fact that we are only here for a short time enriches Vanagon time beyond description. Sending love!
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
It does help though. And you're right, death and loss is part and life and we need to celebrate who and what we have while we are all here. Thank you for the thoughts. nate
@cheryllamb88318 күн бұрын
I am so sorry for your losses. Life is fragile and fraught with emotional upheavals. I have been in your shoes and can say bless you both & thank God you have each other for support. I pray for deep healing. Grief is a personal experience and will eventually become jewels of memory.
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
Thank you Cheryl. We have been at an age where we thought we were invincible and our friends and family would always be there. Now that we are getting older, we see how quickly it can all go away. May it be death or just a decline in health. Our family has grown incredibly close through this and we take that as a big win in our situation. Nate
@robinwilson84358 күн бұрын
Sorry you guys have been going through so much. I had to suddenly put my almost 14-year old rescue dog down in June. It's so difficult, but the final act of kindness we can do for them. They leave paw prints on our hearts. All I can offer is to give yourselves time to grieve, and always keep your I Love Yous up-to-date. We all grieve differently. Getting out in nature when I can, camping with my two dogs, just driving or walking locally with them to a favorite spot, packing lunch or tea/coffee, and sitting, enjoying a beautiful, quiet view or location has helped me. Getting involved in projects helps divert my mind a bit. Exploring new places. I read a suggestion to write my dog a letter, so I did that, and it's tucked into an envelope next to her cremains. Although I only had her for a little over 14 months, I miss her so, but she was suffering. Time doesn't heal, it's what we do with time. Take care, and congratulations on 25 years of marriage! May you enjoy another 25-or more! Virtual hugs (((H))) from Oakridge, Oregon.
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
Love the idea of writing a letter to your dog. That sounds very healing. Now that I am feeling better we are doing our best to get back out and do things we enjoy, but now with a new perspective on the joy of it all. nate
@robinwilson84358 күн бұрын
@@ThatBaldwinLife I can't take credit for it, it was a list of things that came with her ashes, from the place in Sacramento that cremated her. I created a little memorial shrine on my mantle for her 'urn'. Needless to say, you probably felt the same strangeness that I did, walking in with my dog, and out with her empty harness and leash. I held her paw as she took her final breath and her heart stopped beating. She was laid on the floor so my other two dogs could see, smell her. The vet clinic at UC Davis, where I was visiting when her health took a drastic turn for the worse, sent me her paw print. Small things still cause tears to well in my eyes as I write or think about her (like now), and that may never change. Nikki was a special girl, my first rescue dog, already a senior at 12-1/2 when I adopted her. Seniors are difficult to re-home apparently, because they don't have much life left, but I didn't think of it that way, just that I wanted to give her a loving, furever home and some new experiences. She got to camp in the Westy a couple of times, in my Element this Spring, where she got to feel sand under her feet for possibly her first and only time in Yachats. I wanted her to experience the CA Redwoods on our way home, but that just wasn't to be. I bought a small, decorative box and glass vial for some of her ashes, so that she can continue to journey with the remaining pack. She was an American Eskimo, came with a crate for which I bought a nice, soft lofty bed, and my little 12-year old Eskimo enjoys going into her crate and hanging out inside, so that does my heart good seeing it being used. I think they become so much a part of our lives, moreso than many people do, so their passing can take a bigger toll than we realize, especially as they age and require more care and time. Nikki had to be carried up the stairs from the beach at Tillicum, but I'm glad she got that experience. Her prior owner was in Aloha, an older woman, and I don't think she got out much. She was the perfect dog, which is perhaps why her loss seems so difficult. I wish I could have had her longer. Sorry for the ramble. You two take care of yourselves. ❤️
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
Thank you for the story, it meant a lot to us for you to share that. Healing is a lifelong process and we work on it everyday. nate
@vonwesty35448 күн бұрын
My friends, you are in good company with all that you have been through. Seems our demographic keeps getting hit with personal losses of family and friends. When that happens one after the next, and you don’t get a chance to acclimate before the next major loss, it takes it’s toll. When we start having issues ourselves it certainly raises alarms. Glad ya’ll have each other! Take care! You’re in a good place for healing being out camping. Don’t worry about us. We’re still subscribed, and will be here when you’re ready.
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
You're right. We are built to handle a loss or tragedy but when they keep coming, it can get overwhelming and build up stress and anxiety in your body. We are doing our best to take this in stride and see the positives in this situation and keep looking towards brighter skies. nate
@GaryGirouard8 күн бұрын
Wow, sorry to hear about all the challenges and loss. Very difficult. But also - congrats on 25 years marriage and for being there for each other. Wishing you peace as you navigate this challenging phase. Your subscribers are here rooting for you!
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
It has been tough but as you said, we have each other to lean on and that has been what has gotten us through this so far. nate
@MacSociety8 күн бұрын
Life can throw many curveballs for sure. I hope you both start feeling better and things improve. Hang in there. Hoping for the best for you both.
@ThatBaldwinLife8 күн бұрын
Thank you for the support. This ordeal has taught us a lot and we are doing our best implement these new lessons in our life. nate
@ryanbarton694511 күн бұрын
Honestly neoprene foam box or even use the underhood sound deadener and a box lined with that plus it mounted on rubber or a box with it suspended in the air on like silicone bands look into how they used to mound hard drives on silent pc review
@davidsandoval909613 күн бұрын
Did you reuse the same clip or got a new one.
@ThatBaldwinLife13 күн бұрын
Yea you can reuse the clip as long as you do not deform it while removing it. When you purchase new joints, they come with new clips. Nate
@davidsandoval909613 күн бұрын
@@ThatBaldwinLife Thanks!!👍
@ShaggyCrew8714 күн бұрын
Awesome bug!!!!!!!!!!!!
@ThatBaldwinLife14 күн бұрын
Thanks! nate
@Cheechiob17 күн бұрын
Did you use the Interlux an paint all the bolts as well?
@ThatBaldwinLife16 күн бұрын
Yes after the bolts were installed and tightened down I ran some of the interlux over the bolt to help seal it. nate
@Cheechiob16 күн бұрын
@@ThatBaldwinLife awesome, I wire brushed mine and I’ll paint them up before placing them. But I’ll add another coat once they’re up. Thanks!
@snugbug506718 күн бұрын
I bought my orange bug in 97. You haven't changed much ! : )
@ivant.759819 күн бұрын
My question is to back this up with some real data: 1. How long in ft was the breaking distance with 50 miles per hour speed to stop on a flat road with drum breaks? 2. How long in ft was the breaking distance with 50 miles per hour speed to stop on a flat road with the Burley breaks? The same test for upgrading the front breaks to bigger disc breaks. That would help an informed decision. This may be the job of these breaks manufacturers to show but if you had done this test, this would have been really helpful.
@ThatBaldwinLife18 күн бұрын
Our stock drum brakes were poor shape, constantly needing to be adjusted to work properly. Every time they got really wet from rain, the shoes bound to the drum when the ebrake was applied. Not worth fixing in my opinion. Any stopping test would have been severely biased to a new, modern disc brakes system. We were not interested in repairing an outdated braking system when modern, VW based disc brakes are readily available from any auto parts store. The front brakes are pretty easy to understand why they are more effective, a larger, vented rotor provides more braking force and is less likely to fade. I understand your desire for a more scientific test, but that was not the purpose of this video. Your best bet is to find someone with these types of brakes installed and take a ride. nate
@ericrotermund100422 күн бұрын
What is the spec for the rear wheel bearing grease
@ThatBaldwinLife22 күн бұрын
We have a video where we show what grease to use and how to install rear bearings. We used the same grease as the front though. Easier to carry spare grease if it's all the same. nate
@user-pw5oi4vy1p23 күн бұрын
I’m missing not seeing any more of your adventures in your VW T3. Why is this?😢
@ThatBaldwinLife23 күн бұрын
Thanks for checking in. Since we have returned from Baja, we had has some tragedies on Nancy's side of the family and for myself, I have been having some health issues I am working through. So we have not been able to travel or even camp much since then. We hope to be back at it soon as we dearly miss our adventures as well. Appreciate the patience! nate
@damiangonzalez787628 күн бұрын
Hi, excelent video, need to do this job as we speak and the garage is telling they are fully book till end august!! can I ask you how long can this job take if all goes exactly as expected? from the video it just look sooo easy!
@ThatBaldwinLife28 күн бұрын
I can have it done in less than three hours if I'm pushing it. Easily in one day. Just have the right tools available. Good jack for the transmission. Torque wrench. Puller for pilot bearing. Correct 8mm triple square bit for CV joint bolts. Sometimes the hardest part is lining the transmission and engine up and getting the input shaft aligned with the clutch splines. Just take your time and don't force it. One thing to pay attention to is when you remove the flywheel to replace the pilot bearing, assure the shims behind the flywheel are not disturbed. There are a few shims and on top (facing you) is the thrust shim. If they fall out/down, place them back in that order and put a little wheel bearing grease on them so they do not fall or move during the flywheel install. Those shims along with the flywheel torque set your crankshaft end play. Very important. nate
@damiangonzalez787628 күн бұрын
@@ThatBaldwinLife thank you! will print the comment you sent me and get ready with the tools.
@thomastessier450729 күн бұрын
Nice video ! Do you have sent the flywheel in machine shop to remove the burnt parts ?
@ThatBaldwinLife29 күн бұрын
Since my flywheel was relatively new, I just used some brake cleaner and scotchbrite to clean it up. If your flywheel is old or of unknown condition, it is good practice to have it resurfaced. Nate
@thomastessier450728 күн бұрын
Thanks for the answer and great content ! :)
@thomastessier450728 күн бұрын
Do you have any suggestions for sourcing a good flywheel ? Nice quality and durability
@thomastessier450728 күн бұрын
Do you have any suggestions for sourcing a good flywheel ? Nice quality and durability
@thomastessier450728 күн бұрын
Do you have any suggestions for sourcing a good flywheel ? Nice quality and durability
@mimunzarАй бұрын
Thank you so much. Incredibly helpful! I feel more confident in my transmission renovation project! :)
@ThatBaldwinLifeАй бұрын
Glad we can help! nate
@aviunobtaniumstein4587Ай бұрын
Is there a way to contact you other than through Facebook or instagram?