I quite like this yt channel. IronTrap Garage.

I've been subscribed for a while they do some interesting things

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Aging Wheels is a good one, particularly his slow-burn school bus project, where he's turning a big yellow bus into a big combination RV and car transporter.


The frankly brilliant Canadians over at Cold War Motors. Difficult to choose one video to share here, so I'll go with part of the 1960 Plymouth Fury splice-a-thon to get you going.


The beautifully made stop-motion filled antics of SOUP.


The Corvette Ben focuses mostly on Corvettes, as you might expect. He dabbles in other stuff too, like his long-running Cadillac series which is well worth a watch just to see how far he progresses as a builder/repairer if not the car content itself.
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc_UqhyZpC_1V-rmJtxmkxQWvffnbnRE3

Vehcor is mostly crash-repair moderns. A lot of the stuff he shows is transferable to older cars and his videos are well done. Look out for Mr Spotty. He's also started an interesting Mustang build.


The incomparable Vice Grip Garage.


Fuzzy Dice Projects are really good for how informative and real world their videos are.


Want to see a really good Series Land Rover restoration series? Look no further than Geoffrey Croker.

Dean's anything, really, he's like a drunk Mr Peanutbutter.

Matt from Iron Trap was a MKI VW guy when I first met him, in fact, iirc he had aV5 MKI which is interesting since we never got that engine in the states. He was a big poster on vortex back then as well.

Another vote for Vice Grip Garage. Its got the shine on it.

His 1 grit sand paper bit got me laughing. It was a breeze block.

I quite like any of the revival type videos, as long as they feel genuine. The Be Restored channel was alright, but it's incredibly god bothery and spoiled the video content for me. The rest of the Junkyard Digs universe are good watches along with Mortske Repair.

They're kind of like old school roadkill.

Nice selection.
First I cant stand rat rod bob. Him and his helper are painful to watch.
I do follow Derek but he don't build hot-rods!!
Binky is Binky is there ANYONE here not watching (tho I hate the boring white paint and really wanted a vivid colour)
Also watch Roadkill and HRG. And a few lads with single Hot-Rod builds amongst the usual Chevelles etc.
Thanks all.
I'll watch the others as and when.

Couple more channels for you to investigate if you like the more vlog-style content, both in Canada.

DD Speed Shop. Fairly sensible project attitude, and I've been enjoying the recent Chevy wagon series.


Halfass Kustoms. Unusual donors and interesting builds. The fluffiest shop dog you've ever seen.


Junkyard Digs (you probably already watch this one if you watch Vice Grip Garage). Mostly revival type builds, but not entirely.


Ronald Finger. The Fiero series is well worth your time.


Memphis. This guy is over in Belgium, it's always interesting to see how folks do things in different parts of the world. Volvo 240 project is what got my interest and the quality of vids is such that I stuck around to see where he goes.