TWG Episode 8: Chevelle Gets New Rear Control Arms and a U-Joint Repair

[@30Mauser]

I’ve heard the Chevelle story over cigars before, but it never gets old and always tugs at the heartstrings. Miss you, buddy!

[@jonathanlawson4667]

I love your channel brother and your taste in cars!!! I've been here since day 1 don't forget us little people when your channel blows up 😂😂😂😂😂.. Loved the story behind the chevelle and when you're under there I get nervous because my friend was taking the gas tank off his 1968 chevelle when it fell on him and he ultimately passed away!!!

[@Jonathan_Taylor]

Replacing a control arm after work and making dinner for the family. Sounds like a good night..

[@30Mauser]

“Instructions… hinder my creativity.” 😂

[@stevekane615]

Great story, love the videos😊

[@adambeck6083]

Thanks for the video, I love your Chevelle. Appreciate your story, also. I have similar experiences with my dad. He taught me how to fix and maintain my first car - which was a Mustang. Look forward to seeing what you and your son make of that Camaro.

[@GenXVette]

The cambers on my 1972 Vette drive me crazy. Once I get my lift installed, I plan to replace with adjustables.

[@paper04man1]

Does it seem like the rear end is pitched forward so what I'm saying is the whole rear end is turned so it's aimed more towards the ground it looks like it needs turning up

[@finster7582]

Great video ! IMO- A 'Driver' project is the best kind ! I have 3 builds just sittin n waitin ! I used to love gettin Autotrader magazine ! 😃👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ThrowingWrenchesGarage]

That’s how I feel too. It’s nice to have a low pressure, slow project like the IROC but it’s easy to lose momentum and passion. The daily gives you constant enjoyment but takes longer to improve!

[@Mltemple8333]

You promised a Lamborghini!!!!