Is The Wrecker Going To The Off Road Olympics?

So I got a build project, but can we finish before the Off Road Olympics?
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[@jimdawson2549]

What I find amazing is that Matt knows what a gas cap looks like😂😂😂

[@patrickfreeman205]

He would find it right away if it was hot. 🤣

[@isallah1kafir196]

@@patrickfreeman205 It is good if one know the inside-jokes about people of a channel like this...

[@sjv6598]

Knowing what one is and using one are poles apart 🙂

[@ninjascout468]

🤣😂🤣

[@ElmoUnk1953]

🤣😂🤣

[@andrewaldridge1413]

The only question that matters: Did Lizzy find the gas cap?

[@fastoutnotforkids7192]

Im wondering the same thing. Lol. Hope its not out in the sand somewhere.

[@jesusisalive3227]

We need a dedicated gas cap video!

[@jayh7434]

This is what I came here to find out!

[@spaight711]

I think I saw it on the car when it rolled out of the shop, but I’m not 100% sure.

[@fastoutnotforkids7192]

@@spaight711 shhhh. You didn't see anything. Lol.

[@nelliejones1]

Has anyone else noticed that Lizzie's welding has improved greatly in a very short period of time? Good work gal! I'm sure she's got some good mentor/critics, but it looks like she's picking it up like a natural!

[@YewtBoot]

Yep, she's doing an awesome job and enjoying it. Go Lizzie!

[@AakeTraak]

She's pretty amazing.

[@jameshamre8778]

In Boat World, tracing parts on the floor is called "lofting", a time honored way of making something that doesn't exist yet! This is fun to watch. I love Fabricobbling!

[@n6nvr]

Works even better when the baseline is straight and not a squiggly crumbly joint line in concrete.

[@davidmedeiros7572]

Ha, I popped into the comments to say the exact same thing! Figured what are the chances there are any other wooden boat guys who also watch Matt's Off Road Recovery! Lofting, basically just drawing your boat parts full size on the loft (workshop) floor.

[@jeremyspecce]

That’s funny, that’s a term in 3D design software programs and I was always wondered what it meant!

[@daplace902]

Haven't heard the word "Lofting" in a Long time. Started in Boats & moved into Aerospace. Literally started at a Major Aerospace builder in 1979 (from which I retired after 4 stints) the day a major new Airplane cockpit section was laid out this way in the Mockup building. This was my 1st time there & surely the most enjoyable. I grabbed on to a Tom-Tom kind of guy & he was my Mentor who taught me everything.

[@deranged731]

Now that's how I do CAD! Cardboard Aided Design. I love seeing the processes you go through. Looking good team!

[@josiatokirina1788]

It's also very reliable and you don't need to plug it in!

[@LimeGreenFungus]

Cardboard is the only way. I’m a Cabinetmaker with access to design programs and cnc machines and I still break out the cardboard for the finicky things

[@GoatOffroad]

Matt, you’re becoming quite the character on camera 😂 Love seeing you so happy and having fun while working! You deserve it my friend!!! ❤️🐞

[@lanceleavitt7472]

If you're restoring a '57 Chevy, everyone know what it's supposed to look like when you're finished. If you're building a custom, monster, quad-steer tow truck -- well.... it looks like whatever you end up with. What a great adventure we all get to share. --- Thanks for the fun upload. ---

[@MrTrekbear2]

Laying out pieces on the floor is how they use to layout plans for military ships in these huge warehouses at shipyards, so don't think of yourself as lacking in anything, your methodology is sound, and has precedence. Keep up the good work!

[@coachwendy5618]

That is very true. I was mold loft worker around 30 years ago at a shipyard that builds CVNs. It was a great experience. I learned to layout paper molds to wrap around shaped material for making difficult cuts on steel. I have made wooden molds for shaping heavy steel and even learned how to fit steel on carriers and subs. The work at MORR is professional except when Matt doesn't wear his PPE and burns his fingers holding hot steel or uses his hand instead of a welding shield. I've done some blind tack welding many years ago in tight spots where a shield wouldn't fit and the welding facial burn isn't fun. I've also picked up hot steel with a hole in my welding glove. Also not fun. Not wearing PPE was a big NoNo where I was at and thankfully I didn't get caught doing it and written up for safety violations when I was younger. Just be careful not to encourage bad practices for viewers. Lizzy's doing a great job of setting the correct example and is becoming an excellent welder. I just wanted to mention that I have also seen the problems associated with the modern ideas of letting the CPU and 3D CAD programs do all the work. The CPU process is only as good as the designers using them and sorry digital geeks, but computers can't do everything and aren't always as efficient as some would have you believe. I'm now a designer and know when computers are helpful tools, but I also recognize that they're often used as a crutch that doesn't work in every situation. Matt and his crew have the right ideas with how they're crafting just be safe about it. I really enjoy watching this channel to see what creative ideas are brewing in off-road recovery.

[@tobyvision]

Before computers were available, very difficult differential equations were solved by graphing the functions on very expensive, homogeneous paper. The paper was then carefully cut out, weighed, and the mass was divided by the paper density to find the volume and eventually the area under the curve.

[@-Jethro-]

I like the honesty of “it’s gotta look cool” being #1!

[@woowaptibam5253]

I love how Lizzy is always all smiles until she puts her welding mask on! Then she's got her serious/work face on!

[@danielgarrison1873]

What is Lizzy relationship to Matt?

[@mrdave230]

@@danielgarrison1873 she's a family friend

[@jackreed3445]

@@danielgarrison1873 Her father is an employee too. She is a videographer but I'm not sure if she does any of that for the channel. Read all that in some biography.

[@graemejohnson9025]

And never wears a seat belt..

[@jeromeknasinski3862]

Great video guys

[@dogridesalong]

It is so awesome that Matt shows, teaches, and works along side his team. I love this kind of boss. Wish that i could work with a team like this because they all work together.

[@tonymontgomery5827]

Couple weeks ago we took a family trip to the grand canyon. Since we were so close to Hurricane, i made a side trip out to Matt's towing yard. Saw the morvair the banana and caught a glimpse through the fence of the wrecker. The canyon was incredible. My son and I were more excited about seeing the morvair. ( The wife wouldn't let us go get our gladiator stuck for a T-shirt though.)

[@n6nvr]

We were in Hurricane a few months ago. We saw some of the vehicles at the yard. but my wife wouldn't let me get stuck, either. She said I could have said "Hi!" at the Maverick. Turns out we were on Rte 12 by Boulder when they went by for the last snow recovery. We figure they went by when we were getting snacks at Boulder in the morning and went through Escalante when we were driving around town.

[@spencerjhog4429]

I applaud your courage in letting the world watching your "shoot from the hip" design. There must be some great outtakes. It would seem Lizzy has seen Matt wing it so many times that now it is just easier to say okay. She gets to weld and any goofs fall on Matt!

[@marklar7551]

I think she's known Matt as an uncle type long enough to trust his vision as she's learning to weld. Might have come off sounding as agreeable, but in the past she just asked questions about everything, and now she gets what needs doin' and has confidence to make it happen. For what Matt does and who she is, he has a perfect trainee welder that is smart and patient with a high craft mindset to do the work properly.

[@johnme7049]

@@marklar7551 You Betcha! :D

[@johntimm7265]

Lizzie has become a damn fine welder.

[@TrevorDennis100]

When Trevor (my namesake) was twirling that ratchet @8:00 I was imagining it flying off and breaking _another_ window! Have a fun mini vacation Trevor and family.

[@coalthern3447]

The builds, Fabs and recoveries make the channel "close to" amazing, however, .... your team Matt ... and the way they all work together is that is what puts the channel beyond amazing. Just a fantastic, hardworking crew. Still kicking out the name "BruteTow" for the new wrecker.

[@johnme7049]

Coal Thern Frankennana!

[@musiccylinderK6]

Name is cool, but personally not a fan of that name simply because when it's pronounced it is very similar to "brutto" in Italian (my first language), which means "ugly". And that would just be unfair :/

[@coalthern3447]

@@musiccylinderK6 Was aligning the name to "brutal" - a statement we would say when something was over the top "That was just brutal" but with a smile on the face.

[@musiccylinderK6]

@@coalthern3447 I get it, which is why I'm sad it sounds unfair in Italian. But probably less than 0.1% of the people hearing this name will make this connection, so my concern is absolutely pointless :)

[@billythomas5419]

As an Autoglass Technician I have to say y'all did a very professional job in replacing that windshield! 👏

[@MrBubba2236]

Nothing better than a beautiful woman that knows how to weld Lizzy is a amazing woman

[@rdf6852]

Yes she is! I'm happy she is finally using the welding sleeves. After 40 years of welding without them, skin cancer is not your friend.

[@mtnmann72]

Lizzy should have a tremendous following. She is an inspiration.

[@danishalishow]

An offroader/camper from Pakistan that is absolutely in love with your channel. More than the recovery its the wonderful personalities you all have that keep me watching every video. I'm a super fan like so many here and wish you all the best in life.

[@donwilliams3626]

Matt gets an A+ in geometry for this one because after it was all welded he put the inclometer on it to show the world it read a perfect 0.0° and it was built exactly like he wanted it to look!

[@scotthendren6862]

Pretty good eyecrometer!

[@General_Confusion]

When Matt goes GRRRRR! it's just not scary, it's like being growled at by a Spaniel puppy.

[@dimmk3732]

I really appreciate that you guys don't swear on camera. It means I can watch you with my kids! Keep up the great videos!

[@DMJ52]

Hi Matt and team, just a thought on the steering after seeing the steering arms and track rod on the axles. The track rods are on the rear of the axles and hence the steering arms should splay outward not inward as you currently have. The inner wheel when turning needs to be at a greater angle than the outer wheel. Have a look on-line for Ackerman steering geometry and the diagrams should explain what I mean better than a hundred words 😂 Great project and I am really enjoying what you are doing. 😊

[@JamieRogers95]

One of my favourite builds right now. Excited to see it in action!

[@SLOCLMBR]

Steps/sliders look awesome. This is so much better than watching a dirt everyday or welderup build, because this is a purpose built work truck. It's going to save the day, put smiles on faces and food on tables. I love it.

[@marklar7551]

He'll have the tools and the talent! I'm hoping a new snow vehicle refit is coming next, but I think he might need a hovercraft to start rescuing from lake mud (would never work)

[@craiglasley4410]

Didn’t realize how big the wrecker really was until the morvair rolled out and that came in. Nice!!

[@TottinghamT]

Trevor, you nailed it. "It is MORRBETTER" I also thought "MORRBIGGER" would be cool.

[@f87115]

They say you should smile at least 25 times a day , this video alone took care of that ,, love these folks

[@jimwilloughby]

Matt, I stumbled across your site a few weeks ago, just as you and your people were starting the wrecker build. I saw right away you were using an R model "cornbinder" (International Harvester) for a base, and because I like old trucks, I became addicted to your channel and this project, so yeah, I am enjoying it.

[@idontknow2293]

You definitely need to go back to the beginning of the Gold Nugget. I guarantee you'll binge watch it. Oh yeah! Stay tuned for the day when Ed gets it back. 😎👍👍👍

[@dustinmeier9753]

While you’re waiting for the next wrecker video, go check out the MorrVair build from start to finish. It’s amazing. FabRats also has some like minded videos. Matt and Paul are always competing and helping each other. Old school friendships.

[@ponyboy481]

Welcome to the channel 😀

[@marklar7551]

Jim, go back their first videos, they have come a long way. Then hit up the most watched recovery vids because they are some nail biters!

[@Incandescentiron]

I like the time lapse showing Lizzie welding to frame together while everyone else is standing around flapping their gums. Good work Lizzie!

[@paulhall170]

Awesome couple of days. Cardboard templates on the floor don't have computer glitches. Great team, and, gosh, Lizzie is so darned cute!

[@sergiosolis4538]

Great job Matt and team. Lizzy is skilled, talented, beautiful, and adorable. It's good to see that she's developing her welding skills.

[@loose-arrow-garage]

That wrecker is looking great. There's nothing wrong with eyeball engineering. It works and the results speak for themselves!

[@immortaltyger1569]

Always a good day when we get to see Lizzie arc welding like a champ.

[@6shootin]

I love watching this build! Matt at MORR and Paul at Fab Rats, y’all are great motivators and no one will ever know how many people y’all have inspired to get up and do stuff.

[@marklar7551]

This chanel reminds me of old school PBS shows like this old house or the cooking shows

[@coachwendy5618]

It's better than those shows because they were so scripted. With MORR, Fab Rats, Trailmater, Casey's Cascade ORR, and their garage friends, I feel like I'm really there with them watching the work while they're sweating. LOL! I do get inspired to design my own projects watching them. I prefer woodworking because steel and metal working tools are so much more expensive and I'm not crazy about the smell of metalwork. It brings back memories of hanging off of 100 foot tall carrier drydock staging, dirty Fab shops, and oily bilge pits. These guys are having fun with what they're doing.

[@titaniumhen]

Matt, I've been a Glazier since 1972, I've changed thousands of windshields, but only about 20 Corvair, I mean Morvair windshields. Good job!

[@phatgringo2.0]

Even the cardboard in Matt's shop serves a glorious purpose.

[@recommit]

We watch programs on 4x4 ing, fabricating, hot rodding etc & this one brings them all together in one, and to add to that, Mat & his team are awesome people that don't need to fake it like all those main stream show people do. Love you guys.

[@ryanharding4199]

I loved the "Gaston song" Skeeter!!! Hahahahahaha

[@nahshs.3089]

It’s so awesome seeing this video, we stopped by Matt’s shop yesterday and was able to see the MORRvair, Wrecker, and bomby. Unfortunately the crew was out in a call. I had a blast being able to walk the yard and take pictures.

[@davidwayne9982]

The "rope trick" cause the edge of the seal to come out FLAT against the glass- whereas it has a tendency to curl under and NOT seal so well.. Helps the seating process too.

[@NoNo-zd8md]

Robby Layton showed us that trick on his channel. Amazing work / workers

[@babyduckmilitia2186]

Also, it holds the channel in the seal open so you can more easily get the lip in

[@travisweller1754]

The string is used to install the seal. You put it in the channel of the seal. Push the bottom of the seal on the pinch weld. As you pull the string it pulls the seal over the pinch weld seating the seal. Has nothing to do with having the seal be flat

[@rydfree]

@@travisweller1754 Exactly . The only way to install those really .

[@Mitsubeasty1]

It’s a rope-in gasket. Old school way of windshield installation but currently used on some semi trucks. On a separate note, it is advise, especially with aftermarket glass, to run a tiny bead of urethane between the gasket and body and the gasket and glass. Makes it difficult to reuse the old gasket if it needs replacing again but keeps it from leaking, especially in this case where there’s a lot of body flex. Reused gaskets typically don’t seal as well either. Looks like butyl tape was on the old one which is another option.

[@davidbruin4381]

Whoever did Lindsey's braid did a really great job of it. And of course her welds are perfect. She is Learning while doing the work, best way to do so!! And she's cute too!!

[@BFVgnr]

I saw the red/white sign above the fire extinguisher and thought, that's an odd fire extinguisher sign. So I paused the video, and zoomed in. "We do it right because we do it twice" Matt. This is moving right along. Great watching the progress, can't wait to see this out doing recoveries!

[@JohnFL]

Fan sent that in. Also did you see the "Caution Matt, It's Hot" signs?

[@not-fishing4730]

Many, many decades ago as a Carpenter Apprentice I learned to layout walls on the concrete floor for framing. I've seen to many others try to layout walls (studs, cripples, headers and posts) with math only to miss or miss-calculate something. There's a reason Keeping It Simple works.

[@mikeylikey710]

It’s awesome to see Lizzy welding so much! We all need a Matt in our lives lol

[@marklar7551]

Wait until she starts learning wiring with Trevor, she'll show you what's up!

[@ayearrmekanik8055]

hey, i just wanted to throw out an idea for steps so its easier to get in and out of the truck, if you use some heavy gear chain (like you would find on a liftgate or forklift) and weld one end to the top side of those rock sliders and the other end to a plate or some square tubing, i think that would make an amazing step because when you do hit it on something, it will just move out of the way, and it will still be rigid enough (in and out) to be stepped on and not just swing in, ive seen it done a lot on rail trucks which sit low to the ground when on the road, but very high when on the rails.... just an idea

[@jeremyspecce]

That and a lot of utility trucks use large diameter cable with a step so it can flex if it hits something but it’s not swinging in the breeze when you try to step on it.

[@evanlima5606]

Can’t wait to watch Lizzie’s fab show that I’m sure is coming. Love Rudy’s show, love how you’ve taught Lizzie to weld. Also what you’ve taught all of your youngins. Keep doing it.

[@richardthomas1743]

Awesome welding Lizzy! You're an excellent welder!

[@javigarcia511]

Tesla should hire her🤣

[@javigarcia511]

@@RealJeep hi mr no sense of humor, its just a reference of the crappy weldings Tesla has.

[@cconnon1912]

Matt: “Tell me what that says.” Lizzy looks a measuring tape: “Almost 13” 😇

[@theonetruestickman]

Still coming back to this video for Skeeter’s rendition of LeFou - the whole family thought that was hilarious. You guys are priceless, keep it up!

[@HickSquatch]

Just old school AutoCAD. I was a carpenter for about 30 years and laid out a lot of furniture and such on my work table top. There’s advantages to laying it out longhand too: get better visualization of the parts and fitting it together before you start cutting materials

[@Joe-gj8pe]

Trevor is such a great worker, no further comment.

[@rogerdavies6226]

Class Act. A lot of these projects would not even been attempted if you did not have him around.

[@peters7413]

I think the trucks name should be "Ferdinand" Disney cartoon ....with The horns in front and some well placed eyes it would be the biggest baddest bull on the hill...😉

[@bradleymadosh3596]

Lizzy is becoming good welded. She lifted that gas tank like it was nothing while Matt was having trouble and smashed his fingers lol. Looking good it is.

[@jerryvanhouten3801]

It's looking good so far. One thing I would recommend is to start thinking about where to put hand holds and steps. These things get climbed on a lot and the easier you can make that, the less chance of slips and falls. Takes a little extra time, but it is worth it in the long run.

[@marklar7551]

Oh, Trevor would find a way to fall if they installed an elevator 😆🤣😂😆

[@wags9777]

Lizzy must be feeding her belt buckle well. I'm pretty sure it's getting bigger. Love it!

[@549BR]

What an incredible group of people, led by Matt and judged by Lady and Maxwell.

[@Popeyes66]

Lizzie is my kinda guy. A great asset to anyone's toolbox .

[@brettnipps7205]

ALL of us in the construction field layout parts on the ground before cutting anything to install to be sure of our layout. Wrecker is coming along nicely.👍

[@kenriches7403]

Ed, " did you pour water on the windshield ? " Matt , " na , gonna wait till we run outta gas in a storm to see if it leaks " . And it is nice to be able to say " weld that up " and it gets done . I am enjoying this build . Thx for the vid. - Ken

[@grizzleypeak]

I've been watching your great channel since day one, Matt. I have to say that I really enjoy seeing Lizzy so confident in her metal fabrication skills. She's a highly skilled professional welder/fabricator in her own right.... You handed her the torch, so to speak and I think that is a great thing... Your channel and your friends satellite channels out there in Utah are living proof that America is still great and Americans should strive to do great things... God Bless.

[@Dustball460]

With your roll bar as heavy duty as it is, I think you should weld some large D-rings to the top of each corner to act as anchor points for snatch blocks in situations where you need to pull upwards from your side winches.

[@almaefogo]

Give this man a medal, as long as it's pulling heavy stuff like trucks, hooks on the top of the rollbar would be really useful when pulling stuff at awkward angles.

[@rwreef]

This is for Matt's use to entertain Trevor. "It's hotter than a two dollar pistol!" I use this all the time and Matt likes to touch hot things.

[@trailmater]

Oh its being brought...broughten...broughted...its here is what im saying... Haha. Looking good Matt and crew.

[@livewithnick]

@@MattsOffRoadRecovery 😂

[@chadwick1084]

No that smell is our rotting economy under byden!!!

[@tonycasto3402]

😂😂😂

[@trailmater]

Definitely not fear... Mines tested. Haha.

[@0004ogre]

@@trailmater it's ok he'll probably forger the gas

[@erichusmann5145]

Hey, Matt, I saw you were painting on the floor with a string to mark the lines. I'd like to suggest a useful tool for the next time you do that... The Chalk Line. Stretch string, snap string onto floor, reel string back in. Refill with chalk if the line didn't show up. When done, hose out that part of the shop and you can do it all over again.

[@Buck1954]

Matt, your middle school geometry teacher probably knows that you are a famous person that is still humble, and that you have helped many people grow in their business and knowledge. That you sketch out ideas on the floor and on cardboard is the beginning of many, many engineering designs. LeTourneau, the great tractor company had many ideas started on lunch bags. The EYE-crometer is one of the best math tools engineers and builders have.

[@donjuan1212]

I'm a youtube psychologist, and since you don't have a need to pop bubblewrap, it means you had a happy childhood.

[@140corvairbuggy5]

The Corvair windows like Matt said is 2 inches taller than the coupes or 4 doors. The wagons are a breed to their own.

[@61rampy65]

Aren't convertible windshields the same as the wagons?

[@misha4422]

Ancient Romans and Greeks drew out their monument plans on stone flooring. Your approach is perfectly valid. I recall a building contractor talking about trying to interpret an architect’s drawings. They could not make sense of the angles, so … “We just started nailing up wood to see how it worked out.”

[@CabinCruiser]

Matt, you crack me up! You can't figure out the geometry of a plate but then you use a SPEED SQUARE as a straight edge for your headache rack brace. Don't worry, I'm 49 and just three weeks ago finally figured out how to use a speed square. Took me about 30 minutes of reading the directions and then a light went off. Super easy contraption for what seem like complicated angles. Keep up the good work, the wrecker is looking awesome! 👍

[@OSulley]

Not only a recovery expert. A great teacher. Matt reminds of my welding instructor back in 99' at the community college I was going to.

[@TrzCharlie]

Matt: "I'm counting on this being eeeerrrrrrrrrrrrr" "Simple elegant but errrrrrrrrrr" "It has to look cool" I love the lingo. Awesome build.

[@T-araLover]

100% complementary, no insult implied: Lizzy's guns (arms) are looking buff. I love a girl that can take care of her self.

[@SADDLEHORN1A1]

Anyone else reflexively squint when an arc is struck in a video? Not the first time I've caught myself doing it, always funny.

[@Ben-311]

Oh man, I bet Ed has the best stories. Could make a side series "Stories with Ed". Would watch the mess out of that also! Awesome videos guys and gals, I look forward to them!

[@peterwaroblak166]

When you first started the build you mentioned that you were going to have 4 wheel steering, I'm glad that you are following through with that idea.

[@NicoSuaveee]

Still waiting for the moment when Lizzy welds Matt to the wrecker and he becomes a permanent part of it and they just build the rest of it around him

[@joergarms1]

Can watch this for days. Build from scratch. Great job guys.

[@freeidaho-videos]

Lizzy, at least 3/4 of the guys that hobby weld, wish they could weld as good as you! Plus all your other skillz. You rock Lizzy! Nice Job on the design. Unlike most of the other vehicle fabrication channels, this channel builds things with a purpose, a job, and a meaning. So far the rack, tank, 5 winches, tool boxes, and a lot of the rock sliders all depend on those relatively small welds to the frame under the tank. That area needs lots of reinforcement. Thanks for showing, so we can watch! ! !

[@ebzz2013]

Hey Matt and the team in about a mounth a time I will be coming to the USA just to meet you guys. We will be coming all the way from New Zealand

[@baumsquad222]

I would call ahead to make sure everyone will be there!

[@lauriegifford2979]

Wow, that will be awesome!

[@christianothesampler2165]

Thanks for that video . I'm a 48 year old Australian who has no experience welding . Cheers mates 👴👍👍👍

[@neden-_-ninja4721]

Trevor really does everything around that place. And always in such a good mood. The whole crew is amazing …. Just missing Rudy a bit these days !

[@mrsirrman1294]

Yea where’s he been? Did I miss something?

[@66tinindian]

@@mrsirrman1294 he’s started his own channel. Rudy’s Off Road Adventure or something along those lines.

[@davidc4615]

Can’t wait to see the finished product. Matt always is so nice and sincere, just an overall good dude.

[@ogFIEND]

I am so excited to see this thing completed

[@TxRiderDave]

Lizzy has become a welding machine! Morr great work by the whole team. I hope Trevor enjoys his week off.

[@austinterrill3108]

@ Matt's off-road recovery,matt dont know if you have heard of (grey light 14) so this is a glass that has the widow tint within the glass itself,I had a 47 Dodge truck that I had a glazier cut my door glass and back window glass then he sent it to be tempered for me,there's never any worries about scratching the tint, because it's mixed into the glass when it in it's liquid/molten state or at some point along the process,for me i loved the look and never had any of the windows break,truck was in my family since I was 4 years old ,I'm 53 now,wlofrw, is looking awesome glad to see Lizzie welding, Trevor is awesome as well as everyone in your crew, and thanks for watching.

[@greghurrell9694]

i worked in automotive glass manufacture for 25 years and yes there is heat used in laminated glass. you need heat to bond the interlayer to the glass, laminated glass is 2 pcs of a specified thickness eg 2,5 mm depending on manufacturer specification. love the vids

[@Only_hell_momma_raised]

“Old Saying’s quote from my Pap-Paw used to say”. That thing is tougher than woodpecker lips!

[@TheOldaz1]

I like what you're doing with the wrecker, all that steel will suck some horsepower though. Lizzie continues to impress, her skillset continues to grow.

[@mikebas7325]

Really looking forward to seeing this monster on it's first recovery. The process and team work that goes into MORR is just unreal, would love to work with a group like this any day.

[@micahhenry4998]

That wrecker is going to be a beast but from the looks of things it's going to be heavy as hell

[@NBSV1]

With a wrecker, and generally recovery vehicles, you want a reasonable bit of weight to them. They need to stay planted when static pulling on vehicles. With kinetic rope you want some weight so you get a good pull without needing a ton of speed. With a wrecker it needs to be stable when carrying the weight of another vehicle. Don’t want it to be super heavy. But, there’s a nice balance to it.

[@reddog543211]

To my hero Ed, lizzy,Trevor, Jamie and all in the shop.....thanks for sharing this with us !!

[@ronlawrence5021]

LMAO.... I just gotta tell you, Matt....I worked for a tool & die shop in Flint Michigan back in the 80's - 90's named Winom Tool and Die. We did all kinds of stuff but mostly we did subcontract work for GM. The last project I worked on with them was the stainless rear panel skirts for the '92 Cadillac Brougham. The owner, Tom, was a real artist...and every single part we made he first worked out by making a full scale model out of cardboard from the engineering prints.

[@kaydog2008]

An over cab roll cage would be the icing on that cake. 👈🤩👍

[@maxdrelinger]

Stek makes a great protective film for the windshield, might want to look into it to keep the windshield in good shape.

[@jimshoe6828]

Lizzy, you are turning into the welder extraordinare.👍 Matt, I am proud of you, you didn't touch anything right after it was welded 😉 Tucker, Skeeter, you are great part of the team 👍👍

[@randallsmerna384]

I had an old timer teach me how to replace a window that had a rubber gasket like that. He lubed both the glass and the body channels of the gasket with Crisco before placing the rope in it. He also used a 1/8“ cord so that it wouldn't get cut by a small string.

[@christopherbrown6697]

I use plastic clothesline and Fluid Film, works beautifully!

[@wing4ever]

A one of a kind monster wrecker….got to be MORRZILLA !!!!

[@marvincarter870]

Matt I love the way this wrecker is coming together and it should be strong enough to handle those tough terrain recoverys with no problems. In saying that there will be some issues with the build it's a given and these will be fixed and improved just like Rory had to do with the trail mater build. Best of luck and can't wait to see this beast in action!