What You Tube channels do you watch?

I like Cleetus McFarland, Garand Thumb, Zeducation, Driving 4 Answers, Engineering Explained, Growling Sidewinder, Normans Rare Guitars; when I want to hear a little guitar jam, Fire Department Chronicles shorts and lately TheHoofGP.

https://www.youtube.com/@CleetusM

https://www.youtube.com/@GarandThumb

https://www.youtube.com/@ZeducationTyler

https://www.youtube.com/@d4a

https://www.youtube.com/@EngineeringExplained

https://www.youtube.com/@GrowlingSidewinder

https://www.youtube.com/@FireDepartm...onicles/shorts

https://www.youtube.com/@TheHoofGP

https://www.youtube.com/@NormansRareGuitars

Mr ballen if you're into the strange dark and mysterious stories.

I've watched a few of his vids. Evil people in this world.

One thing I've wondered is Mr. Ballen the same person as Donut Operator.

I like that Samson boat co Tally Ho restoration. He makes me feel sane. I also like all the hydrostream content I’ve seen it all, a few times. Plenty of clips, boat fails, construction channels like the build show and Kyle from rr buildings. Tons of welding stuff I like that Mexican dude who repairs heavy equipment he’s always talking about how you eat an elephant one bite at a time. Roadkill was a good one when it was new. Finnegan is ok but im Currently done with the car stuff in terms of entertainment I over did it in the early years of the internet. There’s probably more but that’s all that pops to mind right now and my steak is done

I like car shows , i now have my Grand Fathers 64 Chryler 300 , I get insperation on what to do with it . I enjoy Mike Frankovitch's vids as he hits many of SoCal's events and has vast knowlege of old models and shares it . Fun Out :thumbsup: :cool: :iagree: :D Good Guy's is the best of the best

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I don't, they are part of our downfall! :nonod:

LakeFever, I also watch Sampson Boat Company. The guy is definitely a craftsman. But it’s funny he calls the project a ‘restoration’ when 95% of the boat is new!

I also follow: Watch Wes Work (mechanic and fabrication), Jpaydirt (heavy equipment mechanic/operator), Diesel Creek (restores old heavy equipment), and several ‘mine explorer’ channels.

Im surprised there are no popular performance boat channels……..

Yeah he is definitely building a ship of Theseus that’s for sure. I’m sure when he started out ( like most of us ) thinking he could reuse most of the wood and materials but by the end it’s all replaced. That tally ho project has jumped the shark on a build to a work of art basically. Those people working on that thing are giving their absolute best and that is what I enjoy the most seeing the high quality trade work being done.

A few boat channels I watch.
Boatz n the hood
Weekends on the water
Onefastcoconut
Small town Bassin
The Aussie boat guy
Team marine service
NZbullet1750

Watch too much! I'm going fishing now.

Weekends on the water is great. Also forgot to mention my self reliance. Watched most of this stuff during the pandemic

I like some old TV. Perry Mason for the cars and clothes. Original Hawaii 5-0 for Steve's character. Book'em Dano! :)

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LakeFever, I also watch Sampson Boat Company. The guy is definitely a craftsman. But it’s funny he calls the project a ‘restoration’ when 95% of the boat is new!

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https://youtu.be/wsTh2M1zIcY

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Weekends on the water is great. Also forgot to mention my self reliance. Watched most of this stuff during the pandemic

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BTW the Suwannee River in Florida is in the least populated area of the state. Therefore, the waterway is open country with minimal homes on the water and little boat traffic.

https://youtu.be/3e7kTe8Q270

https://youtu.be/Q2awgg1bBXo