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I’ve been on a fence about deleting YouTube all together so that kids don’t watch anything on it since I consider it a waste of time, content they watch at least.
My go to channels are.
Harry Garage.
Hoovies. Less and less these days.
Tyrell’s Work shop
vice grip garage
Adrian museum
Issismi Official. When they drop a video it’s pure porn.
HAGERTY- various ones but Jason Camisa is a,ways a good production.
Perrolicious was a great channel, but I think it went dead.
I'm still using YouTube, waiting until Rumble goes more mainstream to switch. The only thing I watch is Hoovies Garage and rare occasion Vin wiki.
Used to watch Doug Demuro early on but stopped viewing him completely as his platform changed where he is just a salesman with too high value on his own opinions.
Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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I watch Vicegrip garage some, and often look for information on classic cars there, however most of my automotive TV watching is on the MotorTrend channel. I'll even stream it while outside working on my Nova.
I'm still using YouTube, waiting until Rumble goes more mainstream to switch. The only thing I watch is Hoovies Garage and rare occasion Vin wiki.
Used to watch Doug Demuro early on but stopped viewing him completely as his platform changed where he is just a salesman with too high value on his own opinions.
Demuro is still good, his has a new podcast that just started and its also good.
I like the car reviews, could careless about the "Doug score"
Steve Mirabelli. He only has around 5k subscribers, but is an excellent fabricator. He used to work for Hendrick Motorsports but now converts late-model Dodge Challengers into classic Mopar.
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