Buying a Craigslist Ford Pinto and Driving it 3000 Miles Home (Plans, Purchase, Parts) (Ep.1)

[@FuzzyDiceProjects]

So... yeah... this is why there hasn't been an upload in three months. This trip and video project has taken a solid six months of work and it isn't over yet, I'm hoping to have the rest of this road trip content finished and uploaded by the end of January. The intro and some other aspects *cough*the length*cough* are a bit self-indulgent, I admit, but I felt that encompassing the entirety of this wild, stupid adventure was important to the story I wanted to tell about it. I had planned to make it just one long video but it became unfeasible as there is so much to cover and many of you praise our videos for being detailed so... this is your punishment I suppose. A huge thank you to everyone for patiently waiting for the next upload, and especially to our Patreons who stuck around (for some reason) through essentially a social media blackout. I thought this would be a fun, silly surprise and I hope that you find it to be exactly that! Happy 2022 everyone, here's hoping that we have a great year ahead of us! -Mike

[@nickhattler8236]

But the 454?!?

[@NeverLetOff]

Thanks for this! Here's hoping 22 is better than 21!

[@FuzzyDiceProjects]

@@nickhattler8236 Unfortunately it has been on the backburner for a while in order to get all of this done, but we'll be getting back to it relatively soon. No more secret projects and months of delays, the plan is to start up again on those videos in February.

[@ghost_face_1177]

Well brotha, it's awesome to see ur back. Scared us a bit an thought u just decided to retire from youtube 🤣. Welp looking forward to more content 🤘🏽

[@Mr76Pontiac]

IMO, keep the videos long and detailed. I REALLY enjoyed the story on this. I'm no where near a Ford fan of any sort, but I am so glad that it's (at least so far) on the mends to get back on the road.

[@RonaldFinger]

Dang, this looks like such a fun project!

[@halleffect1]

Hi Ronald, great seeing you here. For some reason I always think of Mike's channel when watching your builds. it's hard to explain it, you guys both have your own style but to me seem so much alike.

[@-_____-]

@@halleffect1 I always thought that Ronald's storytelling style was inspired by this channel

[@wiedietie]

Ronald, please start a new fun project 😊

[@thatguyontheright1]

@@wiedietie He's working on the bike now.

[@Brock_Landers]

Oh man, I've been watching your rebuild of that Fiero for a long time. I didn't recognize your name at first. Good to see you watching other channels.

[@ItsFriscoBaby]

Shout out to Andy the hero here. Good sport for lending the tools and having random guys working at his house for days!

[@patrickwayne3701]

Andy is the kind of American that makes this country great.

[@justfly7730]

I wonder he will be watching the series

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

Military 🪖🎖️

[@HexBread]

I'm glad you included the travel portion. Makes those of us stuck within 50 miles of work for the weekend feel like we got out.

[@DoRC]

Not to mention those of us that are permanently homebound due to a chronic illness

[@trythinking6676]

4 miles I gotta commute for my job.

[@BobPegram]

Some of us haven't seen the "rugged far west" in person. I for one appreciated your shots of the scenery that were different from the standard ones that I think are made by locals or photographic artists that minimize the LARGE scale of these western vistas!

[@E_Legal_Alien]

I work from home.

[@HAunderscoreVE]

I love that in times of clickbait, show-off cars taht dont work, and lazy content overall, this channel just makes stuff that is true to its heart, and mainly, fun. This is the roadtrip most of us gearheads wish about when they think about what to do - drive to some far-off land, buy a car with an interesting story fix it up and drive home. Phenomenal job!

[@Tarkov.]

I can't believe you guys found such a cool seller, who was willing to talk to you long enough to divulge useful information, make a mess in his yard, and use his gigantic $3k swamp cooler.

[@fortheloveofcake93]

From one car guy to another. I'm sure Andy appreciated all the work going back into restoring his old project car that he himself put a lot of effort into.

[@dougbaker5101]

This episode could've been twice (four?) times as long and I still would've been glued to the screen for the whole enchilada (taquito?). Your narration is key - compelling and entertaining. Looking forward to future installments.

[@mike1shinoda2]

Try Vice Grip Garage

[@born_again_torinos]

I grew up in Vegas in the 60s and 70s. In the late 70s after getting my drivers license, my friends and I would pool hop at the casinos and pick up tourist girls. Have a .99¢ prime rib buffet, cruise and swim some more, cruise Freemont street, hit another .99¢ buffet or go to the top of the Mint Casino to the restaurant at the top and have the "monster" burger for you guessed it....99¢. It was the size of a pizza and they cut it in giant pound size slices. One burger fed 4 hungry teenagers. I know vegas was run by the mob in those days but it was a wonderful magical place to grow up.

[@hewfil1]

Definitely a fan of the video. Everything about it was awesome, from your friends, to the trip, to the car and it's owner. It was a really well put together story, and I've enjoyed the watch.

[@Sulfuron41]

This is awesome! I love doing this kind of stuff! I bought a 1963 Corvair Monza off a guy in South Dakota on Craigslist, flew up from Florida and drove it all the way back. I also bought a 1965 Thunderbird near Dayton Ohio sight unseen and drove that back to Florida. The Corvair had a cherry bomb exhaust, and it was so loud, by the time I made it home my hearing was muffled for a few days after. The only real problem I had with the car was the generator completely came apart when I was about 2 miles from home. The Thunderbird was a mess when I arrived. I rebuilt the carburetor and brake booster inside of a motel room before setting off. I used electrical tape to repair the torn diaphragm of the booster. That repair lasted the entire trip until I finally replaced the booster months later. The gas gauge didn't work, so I did end up running out of gas in the mountains of Kentucky at about 2am. I had to call the highway patrol to get them to pick me up and buy a small jerry can with gas. I also had a hubcap fly off while driving through a small town that same night. I scoured the lawns of each house until I found it nestled in a small bush. What an adventure!!! I'm so glad you filmed yours! Wish I would've. Thank you so much for sharing!!!

[@LLCooLM595]

Can't wait to see the rest of this series! Wasn't expecting to see a V8 in a pinto, that's pretty cool 😳

[@trentdawg2832]

10 lbs of shit in a 5lb bag

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

This is so fun! You should have so many more views!!!

[@cameronhall04]

Randy great yo see u here

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

@@cameronhall04 thanks 😊

[@manfredgeorgburggraf533]

Shady randy.

[@jefferysmith3930]

I look forward to the next installment. I love the confidence of changing the diff., brake hoses and cleaning the windows before you’ve tried starting the engine. What an awesome seller to let you wrench on the car for days. The true hero of the story is your buddy’s sketchy F150. Probably should have just bought that truck

[@perotekku]

34:10 sums it up so well. To me, it's not about "all original", or "numbers matching". My favourite cars to look at our cars with character, ones that tell a story. Whether the story is their past life (cop car, grain truck, gasser, hot rod), or their current owner's passion project; I'm all ears. Thanks for saving another enthusiast's car!

[@Auronkatamail]

I must admit: I don't always like the approximation you sometimes shows in your projects, but I absolutely love the passion you put in what you do and I admire the courage and "craziness" of this adventure. I love it, good job!

[@alanmeadows4056]

Andy is a real one. That guy was pinnacle in your guys' adventure. Shout out to him. These evening I will raise a glass to him.

[@Storyracing387]

The sound of an engine coming to life is the best! No matter if you've spent a day, week, month, or a year working on it, that rumble is like hearing a new born cry for the first time! 👍

[@michaelstasyszyn8857]

Your description of AZ as an east coaster, is EXACTLY how I felt when I visited Goodyear and Tucson AZ for work. It's downright alien.

[@markholland1578]

Can anyone else watch the first part of this video and also appreciate Travis' lane discipline? THAT'S how you are supposed to drive (drive right, PASS LEFT). 👏 👏

[@dansmith6909]

Anyone else keep coming back to watch this series over? i think this is my 4th time now

[@mattfarahsmillionmilelexus]

Great quality all around, from production to story telling, and even some special effects. I believe that bar has been raised. The V8 Pinto is cool too, and a rust free example can only be had in oven-like climates like Arizona. Nice score, and by the looks of things so far, I'm sure the trip was fun - in more ways than one.

[@bonafazius]

Hey Mike, this is an awesome adventure you are taking us on. I am really looking forward to the drive and I feel this is going to be a Roadkill like experience, but in much greater detail. Over one hour per episode is great and I can´t imagine how much work you had to put into this. Also, happy new year, keep up the aweseome work and see you on episode two! :D

[@aznriptide859]

This is absolutely fantastic, love seeing your work and your storytelling is icing on the cake. Can't wait to see more of this project and how you get it home!!

[@noahmoore2907]

This was a perfect start to the new year! Your editing and production style is always a treat btw!

[@nicksimadis2086]

Incredible video, Mike, Sean, and Rob! Can't wait for the remaining 3 parts! Glad to see an upload for the first time in a long time! I can't wait to see the conclusion!

[@EricErnst]

I bowled at the USBC open championships from 2009-2019. Great time with the guys. Reno is the best destination to bowl. They have a dedicated national bowling stadium. It's pretty incredible... and they have a steakhouse called Ruby River. Right on Virginia street across from thr Peppermill. Tell your friends to check it out!

[@BillLaBrie]

Reno is so honestly tacky. Always loved it.

[@timothyambre831]

Wonderfully integrated music! Curiously different "home" environment makes for much different wrenching in the desert than the rust belt. I am always amazed at the depth of automotive systems knowledge in every video. You all worked so well as a team, getting so much done each day and staying focused on the work list - while still having fun!

[@dbabb2484]

Man I’ve always dreamed of doing this to a car, don’t have the friends that would be into that sort of thing though. Can’t wait for the next episode on it

[@Simply9527]

I am so glad to see new videos from you! I have missed your content for a long time. Glad to have you back!

[@sterlingjohnson5147]

Mike, your content is some of the best on this platform. I find myself getting impatient for your next video. They are just so good. Keep up the good work man. Your endeavors are so much fun to watch.

[@jdpruente]

Travis and Andy made this project go so much better than it could have! Finding such great and accommodating host and seller in one trip, along with the 3 Amigos, gave this a great story. I barely even noticed how long this video is. Great to see FDP having great adventures with great people.

[@gt5001992]

Fantastic as always Mike! Thank you for the good watching and fun inspiration! Look forward to the next instalment!

[@N1RKW]

Awesome!!! This was a blast to watch, and I am looking forward to part 2! Also, Kudos to Andy for being such a cool guy and putting up with a trio of KZbinrs taking over his yard. Also, that is one of the coolest Pintos I've ever seen!

[@taypat]

Thank you! 🙏 We've been looking forward to more content, man.

[@pyroretired]

Subscribed just so I wouldn't miss the next episode on the pinto. My dad had a couple of these he used to commute to work. The floors rusted out and we could see the road through them as we drove. On one of them the horn would start beeping by itself at night when it got cold outside. The neighbors got mad at him and he wound up putting a worklight next to the horn with a 100 watt light bulb in it. Lots of memories.

[@michaelmcguire7687]

I just came across this series yesterday, and I am loving it. My dad had a succession of pintos over the years, and my first car was a pinto we bought from a friend of my sister's that didnt run, for $100. A '76 blue, manual with the 2300 4cylinder. We got a remanufactured long block, and swapped the engines, and I drove that for several years, until I sold it to my girlfriend, as her first car, and her first manual. I don't know if the car had anything to do with it, but we have been married for 32 years.

[@TheBrokenLife]

I've been wanting to go out west and drag back some disaster ever since I got my hands on Oklahoma and Nevada cars about 20 years ago. It's crazy to imagine a life without rust. Gotta say the new video was worth the wait too. Nice job! Looks like you guys all had a great time!

[@FuzzyDiceProjects]

It's truly a whole different world. Andy had chopped some brackets off of the S10 frame sitting next to the Pinto two years prior, and the big patches of bare steel had so little surface rust you could just wipe it off with a rag. Blew my mind.

[@TheBrokenLife]

@@FuzzyDiceProjects They have gross spiders and stuff though... We're far better off in the rust belt. 🤣 You ever get up Indiana way, tacquito soup is on me.

[@StevenBuchanan]

A friend of mine had a Pinto in high school like 30 years ago. He rear ended a Porsche. Hope this goes better! lol

[@grassy-qb6qc]

Pinto was kinda famous for rear end explosives lol.

[@clintcampbell1999]

Been watching for awhile and coming from a retired broke down wrencher that can’t do it as much as I would like this is great entertainment during these cold winter Covid days. I would like to say as hoakey as it may sound that watching previous episodes where you mention your father gets me quite weepy as I know wherever he is he’s extremely proud of the young man you have become. Keep being original your future is bright.

[@kevinrockwell4679]

Just finished rewatching the Pinto series. One of my favorite sets of vids on KZbin. Sean is a straight up machine.

[@Electric_Eye_]

Awesome video. Thanks for taking us along. That creepy pasta toquito story at the end was a great touch

[@crowsparrow7169]

Great to see your finally back to uploading :) really enjoy your content man keep it up

[@corporalclegg914]

Andy’s a Cool Guy & must be happy to see that his Pinto is going to live a new life & make others happy. I anticipate Pinto Pt. 2, yet feel nothing for the lost Taquitos. that’s one cool trip that FDP is on. the scenery & climate is incomparable

[@LSnium]

My dads name was Sean, He passed away on 11-26-2021, he had a Ford Pinto back in the 80s before he went into the Army, he cut the roof off and made it a convertible, sharp edges were covered with black water hoses that were slit on one side to slide onto the sharp edges, very cool video!

[@psygn0sis]

California here, I've been to the east coast, and I'll take west coast heat over east coast heat any day!!

[@jimmy_olds]

Love it. Can’t wait to see remaining episodes! What an adventure, an expensive adventure 😅 Great job boys

[@StayRed]

First time viewer, very impressed with the editing, flow, information, and general attention to detail in this video format. I applaud your patience with filming and editing. It payed off because i was locked In the whole video and found myself searching for part 2. Im just 1 subscriber but let me tell you, you earned it and I'll be around for a long time. Nice to meet you guys, i feel like we're friends already.

[@Master730]

I do not comment very often but this got me captured for every single second! Thank you so much for this masterpiece sir! I appreciate your work very much. Can't wait for the Next part. I'm so excited!!

[@abelt7236]

This video was amazing!!!!!! Excellent way to kick off the new year!

[@basshead9872]

This is an amazing project! you go above and beyond with your content

[@zhardoum]

The quality of the commentary and editing deserves applause, one of the best and longest i have heard / seen in a while

[@timallix4407]

I enjoyed this series because way back in 1980 I did an engine swap of similar proportions. I had 1974 Dodge Colt with a blown engine, and a friend and I spent many months trying to fit a Chev 350 engine into it. There were many challenges, and I did not have the apparent unlimited budget that you guys seemed to have. Overheating was also an issue on my car, but eventually I solved it by removing the hood. Handling was awful, but it went like blazes in a straight line! It was also a great conversation-starter, and that was probably the most enjoyable aspect of the car. Othewise, it was pretty unreliable, and definitely an amateurish swap, but it was fun for me as a 19-yr-old. Cheers guys!

[@muskaos]

Not quite Bad Obsession Motorsports, but.... I'll take it. 😁😊 Looking forward to the rest of the episodes.

[@ekaftan]

It has way more gas station tacos though... :)

[@obeylesspunk]

I love you its a great start to the year seeing a video from you

[@mrpoki9]

This is more than I could have dreamed of. The quality, the story, the full commitment to that video is stunning. I knew the next fuzzy-dice upload will be amazing but you topped every expectation! Glad I have this channel in my heart and will always be eager to await the next update!

[@RESTORATIONRESCUE]

SO glad you are back to posting, I kept checking all the time for a post. At Restoration Rescue we love your channel! Keep up the great work!

[@Lucas_Tulic]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video and it was perfectly edited! Great trip with friends and Andy seems like a cool dude, letting you work on his house and lending his tools! Looking forward to the next installment! Cheers from Argentina and Happy New Year.

[@nevoyu]

Ah yes, a car youtuber I can relate to! Sadly a trip like this might not be possible not too long into the future.

[@danielraymond7196]

Love these longer videos. I know it's a lot of work but I'd happily pay money to see you attempt more of these challenges. Keep it up!

[@davereeves1967]

Hot damn, 3,000 miles in a drag Pinto! Get it, boys! Andy should be at the top of the "Huge thanks" list. Star of the episode.

[@larryforskin2264]

Love the Pinto content keep it coming if you got the footage/time.

[@duncanbloodworth9394]

Please do more like this, big up from the uk my dude

[@mymidschoollife8485]

I absolutely loved this. I know other channels do similar things but the narration is nowhere near as good. Or as professionally put together. It's something I always wanted to do. I think I am a bit too old now for all of that rough sleeping and heat, though. Thank you and happy new year !

[@coltonkruse2313]

Holy smokes. This is one hell of an undertaking. What a cool trip and man the logistics to make this all work. Props to the seller for being such a nice guy.

[@RetiredRhetoricalWarhorse]

When an American talks about an impressive sense of scale I can't help but wonder what a Swiss dude like myself would say to all the scenery. Gods I wish the US got sane again so I could go see it...

[@brentrichards1200]

It's incredible how utterly massive the States are.

[@robp2728]

You lost me at Health Disclaimer...

[@reng223]

This series is sooo good and I just realized why I have such feels for this… this rivals ANY Top Gear road trip! Great job!!!!!!

[@arekay21]

Awesome video! This deserves millions of views. Great camera work, great editing, hilarious antics, and just overall so well done! Can’t wait for the next parts. Great job!

[@mikem5475]

Screw covid. Unsubscribed

[@jSCOTTmc80]

Same, Mike. If you're still falling for the scam, it's on you. Hope the clot shots don't kill you.

[@keon5779]

@@jSCOTTmc80 Okay "doctor," tell us how a virus we can see under a microscope, have extensively researched, and understand is a scam.

[@80fordmustang6]

Working on Arizona vehicles is a miracle to a Midwesterner bought a 93 Cherokee that was in Arizona all the way up till 2018 and I bought it in 2019 and I’m always amazed on how easy bolts come out and the fact it has a floor still at 29 years old

[@johnhull6363]

Your level of resolve to not throw in the towel is impressive. Tenacity is unreal. Good show young men

[@johnhull6363]

Ps, think the radiator is just too small

[@michaelb.42112]

I'm looking forward to the series. The algorithm ghost led me here. So far, the production value looks GREAT. I like how the Pinto is FINALLY getting it's long overdue respect. The wagon is especially cool.

[@machinist5828]

This reminds me of the stuff I used to do when I was young. I'm 63 now and know better. LOL! CHEERS Terry

[@patrickwayne3701]

Well fellas,,, I subbed after the watch. My first year with a driver's license, my Ma bought a 1980 Pinto brand new. 2.3L 4speed, dark blue. Kinda cool to see one again. I was even more got, when you said 'Apache Junction' as I have been there for vehicle testing. I left there and meandered northeast until I hit I-40. Beautiful territory for sure. Absolutely LOVED Santa Rosa NM on my trip. I'm with Rob about frikkin airplanes. That you guys are doing this together is a great thing you'll always remember. Good Luck!

[@jayinmi3706]

This is the kind of revival video I like...where you actually show up (mostly) prepared and equipped with a chance of success! lol. As a kid, my neighbor had an 80 Pinto that was about the same color. Good luck with the rest of the journey!

[@issacbiehl]

Waited 3 months for the next firebird video, and you present us with an hour-long trip to to the heat of the desert, and end the video without the resolution of a return to the shop. By the time I realized this video wouldn't end with a road trip back to Maryland, I was groaning (and laughing) at the dramatic taquito segment. This is a-1 quality content, but this is like the fuzzy dice cinematic universe of project cars. Setting us up for sequels to new projects instead of giving us what we are waiting for. Now I'm waiting for two things. You know exactly what you're doing, and I love it.

[@poprawa]

I have been working for few hours in 50 deg c kitchen when ac died and i respect every minute of this fixes. It is like mind loss, even worse than when drunk and even fixing brakes would be likely not started by be, i would trust them as they were just to not be in the sun any longer

[@SuspiciousLemon]

By far my favourite bit of content you have released

[@anthonybryant584]

I’m super excited for part two! This is yet another series that’s gonna make me arrive early to every episode

[@firegreg158]

Very well done! This may have been one of the best videos i've ever seen. I'm drooling for the next one.

[@philliphagebusch7243]

The interior brings back memories! I drove my grandpa's 1980 Ford Pinto Wagon with the original 2.3 liter 4 cylinder 4 spd manual trans in high school. Sadly I had to let it go in college. The frame and body rotted out and the engine having over 500,000 miles wore out too. But it was a neat little car that got me to school and to work for 3 years. 😀

[@Scoper50]

I would've rented a Uhaul truck and trailer. But I guess that wouldn't make for a very entertaining video. Good to see you're putting up videos again. This channel is one of my favorites.

[@FortyHyena]

Been laid up in my room for 5 days now with Covid, sicker than I have ever been. This just made an hour and twenty minutes of this hell absolutely awesome! I can't wait to see the next one!

[@FuzzyDiceProjects]

Okay, I just had to look him up after reading your comment. His springs were much worse than ours but... well... we had similar ideas. I guess if you drive a Pinto long enough anything seems like a good idea!

[@FortyHyena]

@@FuzzyDiceProjects I think you may have responded to me by accident when you meant to respond to someone else's comment. Thanks for saying hi though. Still super sick and still in bed, and I've watched your video three times haha.

[@ryanolson6794]

Being a Vegas local listening to you talk about the desert and Vegas was so funny. I was born in WA and moved to Vegas as a pre-teen so I’ve experienced both. Personally like the trees more!

[@DieselWeazel]

Guess who’s back! Can’t wait to watch! Happy New Year!

[@tstanator]

If I had a nickle for every small block V8 swapped Pinto I've ever seen, I'd have 2 nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened twice. My grandfather bought a '78(?) Pinto wagon a few years ago with basically the same setup, albeit done probably sometime in the late 90's or early 00's according to the PO. It's even a similar red/maroon color. It has a similar sized radiator, but the mounting point is raised considerably higher than yours to deal with the same overheating issue you dealt with. As a result, it has a pseudo hood scoop that sounds as ugly as it looks. He also kept the clutch-driven fan IIRC which absolutely helps. The battery is also crammed into the passenger side firewall area with a custom mount that covers up the hole needed for the passenger side exhaust. I can provide reference pics if needed, but seeing that the majority of this was filmed 6 months ago, I'm not sure how much good that will do. Also, R.I.P. Cryobi impact gun that chooched her last. And formerly frozen gas station taquitos. You will be missed.

[@kickit59]

Back in 79 I bought a Pinto brand new & couldn't drive it 3,000 miles without breakdowns! In fact I never got very far from my hometown because I didn't have any confidence that it would get me back home!

[@porksboy]

My first car was a 70 pinto. I bought it in 1983 for $45.00. Towed it home with a bumper hich attached in place of the front bumper. It only ran on 3 cylinders, had slung a rod on #3. I rebuilt the 2.0 engine with a JC Whitney rebuild kit and a crank, piston and rod from a junk yard. I had about $300.00 in the car. I drove it in high school and sold it for $800.00 3 years later. I drove that car from east coast to west coast and back one summer. Put a brick on the accelerator pedal for cruise control. All that without a cell phone. It was spray painted flat black, inside and out. I miss that car.

[@nickhanson8958]

My Grandpa has a 1980 Pinto as well it’s Baby Blue and he put a 302 in it which had overheating issues so we put a mildly built 289 instead. We are using a much bigger radiator than in the video however. Awesome cars!

[@peggystacho4976]

I'm not a motorhead by any stretch. I only understand about 10% of what you are saying bur this is total entertainment for me! looking forward to parts 2-4!

[@bloodreighn]

out of all the "recovery" videos I like this one's style, much more documemtative and interesting, most of the other channels go " so i did this, now im going to do this" with out showing much, this is a nice formatted story/documentation makes you feel like you actually were there to help Good job!

[@lucassilveiro8056]

you're like that one uncle that takes a while to get to the family gathering but brings you some cool present :)

[@Arkkis27]

This was/is so cool! Really well put together. Can't wait for the next episodes. As for taking a long time between uploads, I don't mind at all if the quality is like this! Well worth a wait.

[@nattyrights]

Praises! Another upload, and other the new format for awesome YT creators! (Buy a car and drive home!) 2022 is AWESOME so far!

[@SurlyMike]

That's awesome. I live only miles from that part of town. In fact that's my favorite tire shop. I can't believe you did that during the middle of summer.

[@kimchipig]

A 4000 RPM stall torque converter and 4.56 gears make for a perfect highway car on a long road trip. No heat or a/c make it even better.

[@2koolchris291]

I’m glad that you are back. I was checking the channel and was looking for a new video. This is worth the wait.

[@Canadian_Icecube]

Wonderful adventure! Funny as usual. And thanks to add Celsius temp conversion for us folks outside the USA! Can’t wait for the other parts!

[@2010stoof]

I like this style of video. Been watching vice grip garage alot and junkyard digs. Not sure why but revival style videos have been my interest lately

[@ncc74656m]

"Oh fuck right off." 😂 That's the perfect ending, lmao. I can't wait to see the next part of this.