I am still highly addicted to Cold War Motors - there's just no end to the craziness.
I love that an episode can include updates on so many varied projects: a rusty 70's Chrysler 4-door, a Ferarri 308, and a pair of 59 Buick 4-door sedans dragged out of a farmer's field, and a restored 1918 Indian motorcycle were all in the latest video.
But another channel has got me hooked...
Vice Grip Garage has kept popping in my "recommended" videos, so I finally gave in and clicked an episode.
And I'm hooked.
Partly because it follows the the "revival of dead car/truck found in field" formula I get such a kick out of, and partly because the host/mechanic has a funny/goofy schtick that makes his tinkering pretty darned entertaining to watch.
VGG:
https://www.youtube.com/c/ViceGripGarage/videos
^ I know my recommendation hooked Tim on that channel.
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I'm also fully invested in a very well-made series (ongoing) by a
British guy who's rebuilding a 110 year-old ~60 ft wooden sailboat in Washington state (near Port Townsend). Maybe not as interesting to folks here as VGG, but worth an honourable mention.