YouTube-American content

[Plus8]

With a bit of time on my hands, I have started watching a few YouTube videos, in particular Matts Offroad Recovery, Robbie Layton, and Fabrats. They are all based in Utah or thereabouts and are obviously linked by Location and friendship. Good quality videos, well produced and basically “A Day in the life” type content, all involving Recovery, Repair and Maintenance of vehicles, mainly of the American variety in Arizona. Some of the scenery is stunning, together with weather changes, make them interesting viewing.
They all appear to be decent, hard working people doing their jobs, no false jeopardy, no Bulls**t, and knowledgeable content, spliced with good humour and dedication. Worth a look.

[parabolica]

Plus8 said:

With a bit of time on my hands, I have started watching a few YouTube videos, in particular Matts Offroad Recovery, Robbie Layton, and Fabrats. They are all based in Utah or thereabouts and are obviously linked by Location and friendship. Good quality videos, well produced and basically “A Day in the life” type content, all involving Recovery, Repair and Maintenance of vehicles, mainly of the American variety in Arizona. Some of the scenery is stunning, together with weather changes, make them interesting viewing.
They all appear to be decent, hard working people doing their jobs, no false jeopardy, no Bulls**t, and knowledgeable content, spliced with good humour and dedication. Worth a look.

I've been subbed to Matt's channel for almost a year now; gotta be honest it's made me yearn to visit the mid-west! Great team and really fun videos; they don't pretend to be anything their not and some of the rescue/recoveries they have to do are pretty wild. The Morrvair is a beast - definitely one of the coolest vehicles out there!



Subbed to Robbie's channel off the back of the work they're doing on Matt's XJ; wasn't sure at first but the guy seems to really know his stuff - I think he said in one of his videos he's only 25?! Pretty impressive shop/business he has for that age! Haven't subbed to FabRats yet as I don't find their stuff as engaging to be honest, but I've watched a few of the golden nugget videos.

Edited by parabolica on Friday 21st January 10:09

[Plus8]

Yes, on one of his videos, Robbie says he is 32. As you say, credit to him at that age running a large body repair shop and what would appear to be only 4 or 5 people working for him, including his wife. Some of the welding/spraying/fabrication equipment is amazing and I like the way he explains what he is doing without sounding patronising.
They recently re-sprayed Matt’s yellow Jeep (the Banana), and the attention to detail was very impressive.