Which (car) you tuber uses the phrase - “sparkulator”….

[Welshbeef]

Be interesting to see how many know this individual and views on the channel.

[mac96]

Welshbeef said:

Be interesting to see how many know this individual and views on the channel.

This will be the chap with the strong grip?
Fun in an odd way, but I would want to drive some of his wrecks on a public road!

[Welshbeef]

Yep Vice Grip Garage

This and Junk Yard Digs is great fun viewing.

Finding utter scrap junk cars left for decades and decades somehow with (usually zero new parts) and extremely limited tools they get them running and then drive huge distances - just because.

[mac96]

I guess the long trips with dodgy wheels/tyres/brakes look less scary in the wide spaces of the USA than they would here in UK.

Anyway, when younger I happily drove cars with defective brakes, huge amounts of play in the steering and critical suspension mount repairs made of tin cans and pop rivets- so I shouldn't fuss about the safety of ViceGrip's cars!

It is strangely addictive.

[Welshbeef]

It sure is.

Open a 4 pack and enjoy

“Blankulater”
“Oh oho”
“Nobulator missing”
“That will polish out”
“I pretend I didn’t see that”

Just great


Wipers got half of one not secured oh well it’s dry today so that’s ok.

[mac96]

Yup. Thanks for this- I must look up the channel again, it's been a while since I watched one!

[Welshbeef]

If you or anyone else knows similar (beyond VGG and Junkyard digs) please post up

I’ve seen some channel where they save 50 year old buses and big rigs - which somehow start so easily despite appearing as in my eyes for the crusher.

[Welshbeef]

Why has this been moved out of general gassing which is exactly what it is and (hopefully) get more people into seeing it.

Hiving it off to a narrow section of the forum stops that.

MODS interested in your response.