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1976 Buick Regal!! I love watching what you guys do!! Found out my dad (who lives 1200 miles from me) also watches. Found out just out of conversation. Thank you for helping out family’s and keeping our bodies of water clean.
Hi guys. Im in the UK and love your channel, the work you do is awesome and the help you give finding lost family just cant say how much it must mean to the loved ones, keep it up guys, that first car WAS a full size car, it shrunk in the wash lol ;-) .... Paul from UK
Interesting. I was a certified scuba diver back in the 70’s in Massachusetts. Certified by P.A.D.I. to the open water level. Did a few recovery’s back then. Cars were down there a long time. Never found a body. This video brings back memories.
AWP, I happened upon your channel last night and so far I've watched about 6 hours of your content, almost all to the very end. Great channel and a great cause using your skills for the greater good. If we ever cross paths, dinner is on me.
Jared, an idea. Use a gas powered sump pump with a pressure nozzle to hose out some silt/mud. Float the intake hose a few feet out and see if you can splash a lot of the mud out. Either that or get Tatum a bigger shovel. What kind and how old was the toy car? This was a legit title cuz you found a car with a treasure chest in it. Another good job by Adventures with Purpose.
Y'all should try Clarksville TN theres a sunken train car that derailed in the 1920's and also harleys from the 2010 flood all in the Cumberland River @adventuresforapurpose love what y'all do I always wanted to explore like this!
You guys, your equipment, methods & experience could really be a fantastic option in so many scenarios! I live in Cincinnati & a few years ago there was a bad accident on one of our bridges over the Ohio River & an unfortunate commuter went off the side of the bridge in his car. The poor guy wasn’t recovered from the river for OVER A WEEK due to the river conditions, limited resources & equipment of local authorities. It’s unimaginable what the family of that man went through knowing their loved one was at the bottom of the river & having no option but just waiting for him to be recovered. Thanks for everything you guys do!
I’m in the UK and have only been watching you guys for two weeks but totally hooked on your vids. You do excellent work getting those cars etc out of the rivers plus the help you give to families and law enforcement in solving cold cases. Keep up the great work guys. 👍
Not a buick Regal its a 76 or 77 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. And I know that for sure because we have had 3 of them but its possible its a Regal because the two car are almost identical but the tail lights and the grill and both are missing but the shape of the header panel that holds the grill looks to be olds not Regal
You all are doing a remarkable job. Very educational for learners who wants to be in that field. Its a dangerous job cause anything can happened yet you all put in humor. Its hard work. Love your videos been looking at the old ones cause I'm new and had subscribed the fact it's dangerous, suspense with curiosity, team work not yelling at each other great job in the rain, dark etc. THANK YOU for you all....👍👍👍👍👍👍
17:19 "I, C, K, maybe?" LOL! - yes it's a Buick Regal! I'm not sure how old you guys are but you must be pretty young. These cars were super popular! And yes a lot of them had vinyl half-roofs - it was called a landau vinyl top.
I'm a new comer!. But I didn't get a red heart?😟. I've been binge watching for 2 weeks.what you do is brilliant bless you all X. I'm from UK 🇬🇧. Hope you can get to England some time when the world is back to normal! Keep up the great work xx thank you all
Watching in January 2022. Love the videos of your doing recoveries on vehicles and helping solve cold cases! Keep up the good work. Side Note: It took me around 30-35 minutes to actually figure out what vehicle you recovered. If i’m correct, it’s a 77’ Buick Regal. Me and my parents had a lil debate on what it was lol
NEVER quit!! NEVER give up!! Good job to you and your team!! Where was this one?? Also, I "joined" and I will continue to support you as long as you do what you do!!
Appreciate the support David. This one was at the Milwaukie Boat Ramp near Portland Oregon. Same location as the Oldsmobile, Astro Van and Honda Motorcycle.
Yep, I love old cars and especially Buicks. When they said they couldn't identify it I thought I bet I can. I knew in the first few seconds it was a mid-70's GM personal luxury car. I thought maybe Grand Prix at first but when I saw the long horizontal tail lamps just above the bumper similar to the Cadillacs of the time I knew it was a Regal.
@Chris Coker They mean to spray out the mud with water. They even said, "a one inch hose to blast out the mud". So how do you deduce that they will "pump" mud out from that sentence lol?
Just now stumbled across your guys's Channel! Great job on cleaning up the environment and recovering old history so to speak! An idea though for all the silt that's in the car why don't you try using some sort of water pump to spray all the mud out before it gets out of the water! Might make your work a lot easier
its really nice too see someone who cares about r waterways cuase its not only good for us its good for other thngs as well i no the fish love it keep up the good work guys
A nice tool to have is a water pump hose sprayer like they install on boats. Then you could pressure wash a lot of the mud out of crevices and in this case, everywhere. Nice job though Jared 👍
That toy car, if i'm not very much mistaken, is a Harry Potter "the weasley's flying car" toy by Mattel, that came with luggage in the trunk that can fly out, a Harry and Ron figure to sit in it and a Hedwig owl figure. I bet some kid somewhere misses it :D (supposed to look like a 1959 Ford Anglia, but I guess Mattel missed the mark on that pretty bad)
That was a fun one to watch as well with the pitter patter of rain 🌧 and seeing you meet new challenges” that’s the fun of it watching you solve problems’ Elite towing is phenomenal’ What some good people” 😎👍
Another 1! I like these car ones. I just can't get over how many cars are in this river. Then you find one under it and a BOAT! Holy Cow! You guys are pros at this now. This one almost beat you and the tow guys. We never got a make and model. As soon as you spotted it I thought Mercury. I had one that was bigger than this in my youth. It was a Mercury Marquis 2. It had a 400 big block. That was a heavy car. I called it the banana boat because, It was yellow and huge. We constantly ran out of gas in it. It took $5 in gas to just make the needle budge. That was when gas was below a $1 a gallon. Great video guys! can't wait to see what's next. PS. I just subbed! I hit the red for love!
@@mattkaustickomments 1973 to 1977 are all the same generation across all of the brands (Buick, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile and Pontiac), just different front and rear end treatments. Many of the mechanical parts interchange (depending on the engine).
Google User GP, yes, they are all considered ‘Colonnade’ style A-Bodies, but the sheet metal for the ‘76-77 Regals was sharper/squarer than the previous years’ body lines. The same is true for the Cutlasses at least too. Also, more than front & rear treatments was different between the divisions. Meaning you couldn’t interchange Cutlass doors with a Regal’s and have the same body lines (at least in ‘73-‘75). Bodywise I think the only thing the divisions shared was the windshield and door glass...
Have you guys considered using a pressure washer to blast some of the mud out of these cars? Or a combination pressure washer/vacuum? Utility companies in my area are using a combination of pressure washer/vacuum truck to dig out around underground unities.
As an old rescue diver , correct me if I am wrong but are you guys NOT wearing BC vests ? I had to rescue a dive master because he did not and his seal blew out .Found him walking along the bottom of Puget Sound during a small craft advisory , heading to the beach . He was near hypothermic and very low on air . I was lucky , I stayed warm in my 3/8th" wet suit . Of course dry hazmat suit for some dives . Enjoying multiples of your videos . Keep up the good work , be safe .
We all have BCDs, alternate air sources and sometimes dive double tanks or carry bailout bottles. I can’t imagine any case where I could walk along the bottom. Even if my bcd and drysuit blew up I could always just swim up. We also make sure we are properly weighted and not carrying too much weight. We can also dump weight and slowly ascend. Thanks..
Why don't the carry a portable water pump to flush out the mud from these type vehicles. I suggest you visit a Army/Navy surplus store and look for a pump known as a Handy Billy pump.
200k subs now 👍 Woohoo! You're rocking it buddy. I was a bit surprised to hear music again. Crazy that you can just go diving and take your pic of cars to remove.
Luzerne/ Lackawanna county. The Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania is notorious for hidden treasures and vehicles. I know they have their own dive team. Maybe you guys could collab one day. Id love to see home again.
Just curious after watching a few of your videos but why don't you have a water pump and hose to high pressure hose most of the mud out to lighten the vehicle?
22:45 JARED: RIGHT HERE WE'VE GOT MUD, OVER HERE WE'VE GOT MORE MUD, IN HERE WE'VE GOT MUD, BACK HERE WE'VE GOT MUD, BASICALLY WHERE EVER YOU LOOK WE'VE GOT MUD, HOW MUCH MUD? PROBABLY ABOUT 6,000 TO 8,000 LBS. OF MUD
Oh , I forgot to add about tow truck drivers and companies . I often had the same problem , ask for a large truck and get a small one . And more often than not , once the small one is hooked up in a river recovery it can not be unhooked . Almost lost one , the front of his truck was about 4' off the ground and started sliding to edge of bank . Thought we were going to have to do a live rescue and hook more cables and wreckers up .
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It's so sweet now looking back, seeing Doug as a tow truck driver
😂
1976 Buick Regal!! I love watching what you guys do!! Found out my dad (who lives 1200 miles from me) also watches. Found out just out of conversation. Thank you for helping out family’s and keeping our bodies of water clean.
Hi guys. Im in the UK and love your channel, the work you do is awesome and the help you give finding lost family just cant say how much it must mean to the loved ones, keep it up guys, that first car WAS a full size car, it shrunk in the wash lol ;-) .... Paul from UK
I had this on in the background while I crafted, I heard that voice and I spun around. Can’t get me enough Doug!
Interesting. I was a certified scuba diver back in the 70’s in Massachusetts. Certified by P.A.D.I. to the open water level. Did a few recovery’s back then. Cars were down there a long time. Never found a body. This video brings back memories.
Hats off to all the tow truck drivers. When I was investigating auto accidents, the tow truck drivers was amazing....fascinating to watch
AWP, I happened upon your channel last night and so far I've watched about 6 hours of your content, almost all to the very end. Great channel and a great cause using your skills for the greater good. If we ever cross paths, dinner is on me.
Jared, an idea. Use a gas powered sump pump with a pressure nozzle to hose out some silt/mud. Float the intake hose a few feet out and see if you can splash a lot of the mud out. Either that or get Tatum a bigger shovel.
What kind and how old was the toy car?
This was a legit title cuz you found a car with a treasure chest in it. Another good job by Adventures with Purpose.
Y'all should try Clarksville TN theres a sunken train car that derailed in the 1920's and also harleys from the 2010 flood all in the Cumberland River @adventuresforapurpose love what y'all do I always wanted to explore like this!
Founds few guns fishing in cumberland river
You guys, your equipment, methods & experience could really be a fantastic option in so many scenarios! I live in Cincinnati & a few years ago there was a bad accident on one of our bridges over the Ohio River & an unfortunate commuter went off the side of the bridge in his car. The poor guy wasn’t recovered from the river for OVER A WEEK due to the river conditions, limited resources & equipment of local authorities. It’s unimaginable what the family of that man went through knowing their loved one was at the bottom of the river & having no option but just waiting for him to be recovered. Thanks for everything you guys do!
Thanks for your support!
I love that there are people out there like you all that do this line of work. Keep up the good work and be safe.
He might have been a travelling car salesman !!??....l.o.l.!!....WE LOVE YOU JARROD , SO SWEET!!❤
I’m in the UK and have only been watching you guys for two weeks but totally hooked on your vids. You do excellent work getting those cars etc out of the rivers plus the help you give to families and law enforcement in solving cold cases. Keep up the great work guys. 👍
The car looks like my 1085 Buick Lesbra two door. Almost sane blue.
77 Regal, one owner car with low miles, freshly washed, MAKE OFFER !
NO TYER KICKERS ! LOL 😉
Serious offers only.
haha
Not a buick Regal its a 76 or 77 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. And I know that for sure because we have had 3 of them but its possible its a Regal because the two car are almost identical but the tail lights and the grill and both are missing but the shape of the header panel that holds the grill looks to be olds not Regal
@@garyjohnson801 Look again, the tailights are still on it and those taillights in that position is a 76-77 Regal
Omg!!! 22:51 that scary evil face in the seat. That car has had evil in it.
You all are doing a remarkable job. Very educational for learners who wants to be in that field. Its a dangerous job cause anything can happened yet you all put in humor. Its hard work. Love your videos been looking at the old ones cause I'm new and had subscribed the fact it's dangerous, suspense with curiosity, team work not yelling at each other great job in the rain, dark etc. THANK YOU for you all....👍👍👍👍👍👍
Oh I could never work on a team where people yell. No reason for it. Thanks for supporting and watching.
17:19 "I, C, K, maybe?" LOL! - yes it's a Buick Regal! I'm not sure how old you guys are but you must be pretty young. These cars were super popular! And yes a lot of them had vinyl half-roofs - it was called a landau vinyl top.
I'm a new comer!. But I didn't get a red heart?😟. I've been binge watching for 2 weeks.what you do is brilliant bless you all X. I'm from UK 🇬🇧. Hope you can get to England some time when the world is back to normal! Keep up the great work xx thank you all
Seeing the algorithms help you guys peak 200k from 160k which was just days ago is insane! You deserve it x250 more due to environmental factor.
Thanks... much appreciated
Watching in January 2022. Love the videos of your doing recoveries on vehicles and helping solve cold cases! Keep up the good work.
Side Note: It took me around 30-35 minutes to actually figure out what vehicle you recovered. If i’m correct, it’s a 77’ Buick Regal. Me and my parents had a lil debate on what it was lol
Yep - and to be more precise a Buick Regal Landau Coupé, the size & the shape of the small side-window is crucial. :)
You guys are amazing! Great that you’re making a difference by cleaning up the waters. Stay safe!
NEVER quit!! NEVER give up!! Good job to you and your team!! Where was this one?? Also, I "joined" and I will continue to support you as long as you do what you do!!
Appreciate the support David. This one was at the Milwaukie Boat Ramp near Portland Oregon. Same location as the Oldsmobile, Astro Van and Honda Motorcycle.
@@AdventuresWithPurpose That's what I thought. I live in Oregon City.
David Mack how is this 1 week old comment and the vid came out today
Anas Chunara Man U Fc ... David has Joined as a Member in helping support our efforts. As such, he gets early access to new videos.
@@AdventuresWithPurpose Yes, I watched this video a week ago. Who's Mark??
Cool -it's a '77 Buick Regal! As a Buick man it's great to see one of these puppies again!!
Yep, I love old cars and especially Buicks. When they said they couldn't identify it I thought I bet I can. I knew in the first few seconds it was a mid-70's GM personal luxury car. I thought maybe Grand Prix at first but when I saw the long horizontal tail lamps just above the bumper similar to the Cadillacs of the time I knew it was a Regal.
Love your videos and how you Help people and clean the Rivers up love YOU GUYS be careful
Your channel is very underrated!
You guys need a simple gas powered water pump and like a one inch hose to blast out the mud before they get loaded on the flatbed.
Exactly What I was going to say..
@Chris Coker They mean to spray out the mud with water. They even said, "a one inch hose to blast out the mud". So how do you deduce that they will "pump" mud out from that sentence lol?
@@ajay1908 So was I lol
The blowing of the water out of the found bong was priceless! Another great video, and keep up what you do!
Yes, that bong shot was classic...
These videos you make are pretty exciting. Scuba diving sounds like a really fun hobby
Hello there from Alaska. Thank you for the great job you are doing
I was hoping this was a Riviera not a Regal. Because pulling a Riviera out of a river would really be poetic.
You guy's are so awesome, y'all have a wonderful sense of humor I love the joke y'all played with the little car
Junk in the Trunk... LMAO... Still Laughing 😆🤣🤣
Wouldnt it be terrifying if there would suddenly be human remains in the trunk? Man, cars underwater can contain anything...
That happened to one I watched yesterday.
@@dianebay6879 By chance he even said they decided to go after this one instead of the silver Mazda 6. If only they had known.
@@dianebay6879 seriously? Wow! Which one?
@@AuntieNita74 I have been seeing a lot of videos as well, when they finds real body’s. But they aren’t showing the humans because of respect.
Nice work cleaning another vehicle out of the water, it's crazy how much mud was in it, keep up the awesome work you guys do Jared!
Just now stumbled across your guys's Channel! Great job on cleaning up the environment and recovering old history so to speak! An idea though for all the silt that's in the car why don't you try using some sort of water pump to spray all the mud out before it gets out of the water! Might make your work a lot easier
its really nice too see someone who cares about r waterways cuase its not only good for us its good for other thngs as well i no the fish love it keep up the good work guys
Awesome! I hope you guys keep that car around with you, and use it on all your future videos for showing us what you’re doing! Great visual aid!
so that's where Doug came from, you've come a long way since this.
You can save the little blue car for doing describing of lifts like you did
Since we can’t see crap with that muddy water
👍👍
A nice tool to have is a water pump hose sprayer like they install on boats. Then you could pressure wash a lot of the mud out of crevices and in this case, everywhere. Nice job though Jared 👍
A 2-3 inch pump would do wonders with mud.
These episodes remind me of a local lake they drained to repair the dam. So many cars and trucks with boat trailers off the boat ramp.
How cool that you mentioned SmarterEveryDay I watch both of you guys. I think y'all are doing great things. You guys are great.
That toy car, if i'm not very much mistaken, is a Harry Potter "the weasley's flying car" toy by Mattel, that came with luggage in the trunk that can fly out, a Harry and Ron figure to sit in it and a Hedwig owl figure. I bet some kid somewhere misses it :D (supposed to look like a 1959 Ford Anglia, but I guess Mattel missed the mark on that pretty bad)
Amazing job from the entire crew for all of their hard work and dedication to the removal of the car👍💯😀🏁
Watching in Nov 2020... you guys have come a long way!!! Still awesome. God bless you all and keep you safe.
Watching in 2022
A cubic yard of mud (27 cubic feet) weighs about the same as a cubic yard of concrete. 4,050 lbs.
Tune in tomorrow when Jared recovers a tow truck out of the river.
😂🤣
Lolol
Be even more funny if it was an "Elite Towing" towtruck they recovered...
omg that would be epic
That's a Buick Riviera. That was a nice car back in the day.
It's sad to see a Buick regal like that! I actually have 3 of them
This is cool as heck! Amazing what you guys do!
Also, great to see Tatum doing some actual work! :)
U guys are angels in scuba suits riding inflatable boats. Blessings! What a find 2 for 1!!
That was a fun one to watch as well with the pitter patter of rain 🌧 and seeing you meet new challenges” that’s the fun of it watching you solve problems’
Elite towing is phenomenal’
What some good people” 😎👍
Thank y'all for cleaning the rivers and lakes out👍🏻📹💯🙏
Another 1! I like these car ones. I just can't get over how many cars are in this river. Then you find one under it and a BOAT! Holy Cow! You guys are pros at this now. This one almost beat you and the tow guys. We never got a make and model. As soon as you spotted it I thought Mercury. I had one that was bigger than this in my youth. It was a Mercury Marquis 2. It had a 400 big block. That was a heavy car. I called it the banana boat because, It was yellow and huge. We constantly ran out of gas in it. It took $5 in gas to just make the needle budge. That was when gas was below a $1 a gallon. Great video guys! can't wait to see what's next. PS. I just subbed! I hit the red for love!
This is a 1976 or 1977 Buick Regal, based on the quad head light set up.
I knew it was a Buick when you first showed that factory mag wheel. This one is a ‘76 or ‘77 Buick Regal.
Yup, as it has quad head lights.
Google User GP, yup. 2-year-only body style. Earlier ones were swoopier, later ones were downsized.
1977
@@mattkaustickomments 1973 to 1977 are all the same generation across all of the brands (Buick, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile and Pontiac), just different front and rear end treatments. Many of the mechanical parts interchange (depending on the engine).
Google User GP, yes, they are all considered ‘Colonnade’ style A-Bodies, but the sheet metal for the ‘76-77 Regals was sharper/squarer than the previous years’ body lines. The same is true for the Cutlasses at least too. Also, more than front & rear treatments was different between the divisions. Meaning you couldn’t interchange Cutlass doors with a Regal’s and have the same body lines (at least in ‘73-‘75). Bodywise I think the only thing the divisions shared was the windshield and door glass...
Have you guys considered using a pressure washer to blast some of the mud out of these cars? Or a combination pressure washer/vacuum? Utility companies in my area are using a combination of pressure washer/vacuum truck to dig out around underground unities.
19:25 Tells the guy to get out of the kill zone,then 5 seca later starts filming from the kill zone
As an old rescue diver , correct me if I am wrong but are you guys NOT wearing BC vests ? I had to rescue a dive master because he did not and his seal blew out .Found him walking along the bottom of Puget Sound during a small craft advisory , heading to the beach . He was near hypothermic and very low on air . I was lucky , I stayed warm in my 3/8th" wet suit . Of course dry hazmat suit for some dives . Enjoying multiples of your videos . Keep up the good work , be safe .
We all have BCDs, alternate air sources and sometimes dive double tanks or carry bailout bottles. I can’t imagine any case where I could walk along the bottom. Even if my bcd and drysuit blew up I could always just swim up. We also make sure we are properly weighted and not carrying too much weight. We can also dump weight and slowly ascend. Thanks..
I love Fridays when I get notified that Adventures With Purpose has posted a new video !!! Except for last week when there was no videos :( .
Looking back in 2022 and WOW! How far y'all have came. I've been watching since 2020 and love how you guys have grown ❤️
I’ve been WATCHING the depth and temperature. That’s a nice feature. 🤓
Cover Mr. CIA’s face like Mr Wilson on Home Improvement 😂 I’m always intrigued by your videos. Thank you!
I love the part where the toy car was pulled out of the water by the tow truck. LOL
I’m salty there really wasn’t a treasure chest in the car 😂
Saved me a watch, thanks
In the toy car there was!
There was. Besides you still got to see them PULL A CAR OUT OF THE FRIGGIN' RIVER! Go watch Pewdepie then Debbie Downer!
@@angelfeather7547 - Calm down... 🙄🙄
Leah Lynch get em girl 😂
Nice recovery guys
Food for thought
See if firedept would come out and hose the mud out of the next heavy car
So excited seeing doug with his truck! I junked for 4 yrs. Cut up several cranes!
Why don't the carry a portable water pump to flush out the mud from these type vehicles. I suggest you visit a Army/Navy surplus store and look for a pump known as a Handy Billy pump.
200k subs now 👍 Woohoo! You're rocking it buddy. I was a bit surprised to hear music again.
Crazy that you can just go diving and take your pic of cars to remove.
Thanks Don. We now have our pic of almost 300 cars across the US and 2 semi trucks. It’s crazy.
@@AdventuresWithPurpose that's awesome, Jared. LMK if you get out my way.
Great job guys 👍
Seeing how much mud is inside means it's possible there's cars that are completely buried under mud in rivers
Is this the Willamette river by Clackamas park?
You guys are amazing! I love seeing you guys clean up out there,getting vehicles 🚗 out! Love watching you guys and will continue to support
Having seen you de-silt many of these, maybe a jetwasher would be a good investment
That toy car is from Harry Potter 2
That’s what you call junk in the trunk 😂😂😂😂♥️♥️♥️♥️
Love your vids, man.
Great job guys.
you guys are awsome love watching
Anyone else see the face In the mud at 22.51 ??
Looks like an old Buick. Maybe a late 70's early 80's model. Probably a Century. Great job as always.
Yup that's what I saw when they flipped it at the ramp at 16:44 by the big chrome bumper and trunk shape I'm sure it's a 1977 Buick Regal.
ScarabChris they were sweet cars. A shame that one had the fate it did.
Love watching AWP ♥️♥️♥️♥️
come on american patriots dig deep into your pockets for this great man and the work he does
Luzerne/ Lackawanna county. The Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania is notorious for hidden treasures and vehicles. I know they have their own dive team. Maybe you guys could collab one day. Id love to see home again.
22:51 does anyone else can see the mud face in the passenger seat?? 😳 it is right there! Only me?
MrsMe yes I see it 😂
yeah now that you mention it. It's staring right at the dude as he talks...
It's a 76 -77 Buick regal, same body style both years. Dad had a 76 when I was a kid.
That's why they had to get a bigger tow truck!
@@Ghoststalker777 no its not look at wheels
@@Ghoststalker777 Ain't no olds look at the bodylines and rims.
@@Ghoststalker777 Not an Olds Cutlass. It's a 1976-1977 Buick Regal.
Headlights are wrong for a Buick Regal. Looks more like a 74 Buick Riviera
You need a pump and hose like wr ked and recovery has
Saw the back, thought it was a early 80's Dodge Diplomat. Saw the front, 76-77 Regal. Nice car, unfortunate its been in the river!
I had a Diplomat, and knew the tailights were similar but the rest of the body, hell naw. Definitely a buick. Love the front bumper shape tho.
Wow. You guys do a Superb job sometimes bad sometimes it’s good
love your videos like always! you're truly professionals
Just curious after watching a few of your videos but why don't you have a water pump and hose to high pressure hose most of the mud out to lighten the vehicle?
You should always have a visual reference (tiny car) with you when your making plans.
I have seen him do a white board with toy car position in some videos.
How do the cars get so far from shore ? Is the current that strong ? Or from storm surges ?
I said it before I’ll say it again what you do is so cool😁
Loved the shout out to Destin👍👍
Another great job Jared
🐝safe
Dan
mp shot at twice hope to get back in the water over the next few days
mp shot at twice but unfortunately missed my window river now in flood 😩
22:45
JARED:
RIGHT HERE WE'VE GOT MUD, OVER HERE WE'VE GOT MORE MUD,
IN HERE WE'VE GOT MUD,
BACK HERE WE'VE GOT MUD, BASICALLY WHERE EVER YOU LOOK WE'VE GOT MUD,
HOW MUCH MUD? PROBABLY ABOUT 6,000 TO 8,000 LBS. OF MUD
Oh , I forgot to add about tow truck drivers and companies . I often had the same problem , ask for a large truck and get a small one . And more often than not , once the small one is hooked up in a river recovery it can not be unhooked . Almost lost one , the front of his truck was about 4' off the ground and started sliding to edge of bank . Thought we were going to have to do a live rescue and hook more cables and wreckers up .
Would have loved to see that one.
A Huge shout out to - Paralezn under water camera's, what a great product, it has clear visibility, the depth, and temp, wow, that is a terrific piece of equipment 💯, Love that camera, going to get one myself👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😀💯
Be sure to tell them where you saw it. 😉
A portable trash pump would be handy to get a lot of the mud out of vehicles before loading
19:00 "You're still in the KILL ZONE!" ---- proceeds to stand in the "KILL ZONE" with a camera🤔😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂