Mmmm seemed more like 1 wrenching mind and everyone elts confused.. which is odd cause there a shop for diesel engines lol just odd maybe more scripted but idk odd
None of the forced drama, or fake nonsense. Just work ethic and knowledge. Do more of these. Men are interested in machines and how they work, explained by a pro. Not "The customers gonna be here in three days, whadwe dooo!!" 😂
It’s so good to see. No nonsense just a couple of blokes sharing their passion. Project cars can take months or even years to get up and running and guys like Dave have decades of knowledge to share.
I find it interesting that Dave goes in to explain the dynamics of engine combustion and cams along with spark. Sorting an engine's issues. He does it in a manner that is easy to grasp. Very nicely done.
I love that Dave jumps right in and gets his hands dirty. a lot of shop owners or general managers are afraid to get their hands dirty. after all the years Dave has been in the industry he is still excited to turn wrenches!!! Dave giving his son crap for not being busy and running to the gas station is phenomenal. I would love to work for a man like Dave. he seems to really value his employees and people in his life.
I’m a semi truck diesel mechanic and just recently came across your channel, this is great stuff, I really enjoy watching your channel. Dave , you and your team have inspired me to be a better mechanic, not take shortcuts and take pride in what I do, thank you for putting your content out for us to watch and learn from the best. God bless!
This is the work ethic I instilled in my shop. Shop Forman at 3 dealerships (over 30-35 yrs). Forman then Service Mgr at last facility. Another indicator of upscale shop that invests in their business is the Hunter Alignment system I caught a glimpse of. Dave's shop is old school values, outstanding employees with his work ethic.
Thanks for content Dave! Great to see such a great auto shop here in Utah. I started watching you on the TH-cam shorts and so glad to watch the longer videos.
Many things can cause that carb pop. Weirdest thing ever was a 74 Olds 442 with 455 and HEI. A loose alternator belt was the cause. Rebuilt that carb 3 times. Checked timing, plugs, everything. My mentor said that the HEI pulled so many amps that the alternator was needed to keep the voltage high enough for proper operation. I was in 2nd year auto shop, and one of the top students, as was my buddy, the Olds owner. Ran into a lot of odd stuff since. Even fixed a jet engine over the phone. Not always simple stuff, starting with basics is crucial.
This is the right content…keep doing this! Get paid from the tv show and keep this going. The drama the tv shows create is so fake and see thru. No one watches “cable tv” shows anymore.
This is going to to be great! A vacuum gauge will tell ya a lot on that 350. Timing, mixture, valve train condition, misses...any of the old carbed motors. Scan tool of my younger professional days.
Nowadays younger gen doesn’t know how a carb works, let alone how a vacuum meter works . Off topic : If I knew a colleague would come I would have taken care of that empty battery before Dave would arrive .
I wanted to be a mechanic when I was a teenager I’ve always done work on my car myself since I was 17 how I wish I was that age again and above all else to be able to work for this guy what a professional I love watching your videos and I learn something new every time I see a new video great job guys and thanks for sharing ❤
The amount of pure knowledge & integrity coming out of this man’s mouth is beyond amazing. THIS HERE FOLKS IS A MANS MAN!!!!!! WOULDVE LOVED TO BE HIS SON!
I love that theres no bs with the other shop. Ask for help..i got you and vise versa the way it should be.. spreading knowledge and wisdom not beefing with the competition. Love it!
Surprised you guys don’t own a service truck, if I wasn’t working for my self and you guys did have field techs I’d asked if you’re hiring. Utah is a beautiful state .great content by the way!
Yea I hate my dad He didn’t teach me a single thing about cars. Yes was supposedly a great mechanic. But I get it 5 kids 4 ex wives He’s got a lot going on
@@fastinradfordable Believe it or not, not a lot of mechanics don't really want to talk about mechanics once they go home after work. Also it's well known mechanics are well known for having shit personal vehicles unless they are the business owner. There's a few that may do. My mother always said blue collar parents never want their children to do what they do and always want them to do better like become accountants, lawyers, electricians, doctors etc.
I absolutely love watching your videos. It’s like you’re getting the full experience of being his apprentice without even being there like these videos have so much value to them that people just do not understand like you’re getting the experiences as if you were there yeah you’re not turning the wrenches but your definitely learning
@DavesAutoCenterCenterville keep the longer videos coming. All these "shorts" now are making people minds "numb" it's so easy to just scroll and scroll and scroll! We need sustenance!
Expand your own video team…why would you want Discovery in the mix. They’re probably going to try to turn you into the villain. All their shows have antagonist-protagonist angles.
This is great, 2 of my favorite creators, I love both Dave from Dave's Auto and Dave from Sparks, have watched a lot of both of your content and love learning stuff from both men
Apprentice mechanic here, love the videos Dave and I'm forever grateful for you sharing your knowledge and tips in your videos. I one day hope to be as knowledgeable as you are.
Nice to see this content! Bought my 79 FJ40 while in college in '95. Lots of trail rides in Michigan's Upper Penninsula. Restored it during many years. Eventually put a 5.3l Vortec in it. BUT, the best thing about that journey over the years (before TH-cam) was the people I got to meet. Good to see a FJ40 on a video, and the personal interaction that is so great!
Very cool. In 1976 just out of high school I bought a 69 FJ 40 w/ original engine, but it had a two barrel Rochester carb previous owner, put on to replace the original one barrel but never ran right. Three On the tree, of course. I so wish I had that back. Got rid of it about a year and a half later. I heard a lot of people pulled those engines and put 350s in them. But great memories of mine. In my old age, I’d love to get one again restored already, of course. Once I scratch the right lottery ticket that is. LOL thanks for posting this Dave and love your explanations.
7:50 and rolls out a Schumacher charger. I used to have a 750 watt power inverter from wal-mart of that brand. You can now get them for under 100 bux. I prolly paid a little more, but steal felt like i was stealing it. Damn thing was a champ. Has a wonderful auto-shut off if a short is detected. Even has an audible alarm to let you know when shorting is happening. I'm not a Schumacher sponsor, but it's the Toyota of inverters imo.
Two things. Man those guys are in need of some serious organization in their shop. As a diesel guy it always is funny to me how some diesel guys know NOTHING on gas engines and vice versa. Great content!
When people always say engines need 3 things to run, fuel, spark and compression, Ive always thought that as a bit too oversimplified. As someone who’s been wrenching engines since I was a little kid, to me it’s actually 4 things…. Spark, compression, fuel, and timing. Ive found engines with all 3 of the crucial components to run, but had timing issues and thus wouldnt fire up.
Would love to see more collaboration with Spark Motors. Love your platform. Entertaining and interesting to watch. Definitely would watch longer versions of this.
@@DavesAutoCenterCenterville Dave you are a Formula 1 fan probably just as much as I am we remember when Formula 1 sounded real instead of what we have today ( they sound like vacume cleaners ) so tell your editor any time you put on sound effects let's Listen to the good old days of the V/10 and the V/8 and especially V/12 engines , those were the Real engines during the Real days in Formula 1 .
Stoked to see you still going strong. You guys did the head gasket in my ole 4age powered 1985 red aw11 mr2 about 10 yrs ago or more. I'm back in Salt Lake and will definitely be reaching out again for any machining needs
Always interesting hearing someone's diagnostic sequence, it's when experience shines. My first boss always knew exactly where every tool was , be they in the toolbox or in one of his pockets . His advice was , know what you're doing , know where your tools are , and you can get the job done without any dicking around , because dicking time isn't billable.
About your AMG why is it over heating , check thermostat in the engine, check radiator could have been clogged and finally check the cylinder head gasket. If, I could help.
Dave, long-form and short-form content suit you! However, I am partial to longer videos as I enjoy your insight. You are demonstrative and possess a trove of knowledge in this arena; I look forward to your videos more than any other channel on TH-cam; I hope you understand the weight of this statement, as the competition on this platform is fierce. I always have automotive TH-cam up and running so I have more to talk about with my Father. Thank you for all that you do and keep up the rock-solid attitude towards tough work.
Hi I’m watching from Brisbane Queensland Australia . Wow what a beautiful old Land Cruiser . One of the first noticed by the front indicators . They are still very popular here in the Australian Outback . A great work horse … also they are worth some money as they are very collectable 👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘
@@DavesAutoCenterCenterville so popular a fibreglass company at noosa, qld will sell you a full fibreglass body for them. very common for pro fisherman to have the fibreglass bodies due to being around saltwater all the time. and its road legal as they paid to do the crash testing on the body. and terrain tamer can sell you almost every part to rebuild them other than a chassis.
I love that Dave explains cars in medical terms. I'm an RN but have worked on my own cars since I was a teenager; back in nursing school I had a mechanic with heart failure as a patient and when doing patient education, I explained things in terms of how cars functioned. In an alternate universe Dave is probably a doctor doing what he's doing now, just in reverse 😂.
Dave did what any guy with basic knowledge would do, check battery then starter and play with the carb butterfly lol… great episode and both shops are awesome
Battery chargers now are smaller than a 1 liter water bottle and are genius chargers. It’s an enigma they get anything done in that shop with those antique tools.
Listen bro…I hate the smart chargers bc they are too smart for their own good…if I wanna send power to some thing I want the power to go… not some nonsense telling me the the battery is bad or some crap… and those small chargers don’t put out the amps I need
@@tjlovesrachel yep a battery below 10.5v often wont turn a smart charger on. yet the old transformer types dont care. that one was also a start/charge unit probably was 12 and 24v and has serious output. and do so for hrs on end. yes my electronic projecta unit can still trickle feed a dead flat battery but it cant boost and it 12v only and 16 amp output
This content is way better than anything you can watch on TV.
To bad he’s done signed a contract with discovery
If it weren't for my kids, I wouldn't own a TV. It's all garbage.
Appreciate the good word. We are interested in your feedback of our long videos we will be putting out
@@DavesAutoCenterCenterville can't wait to see part 2.
And Dave has a Tv show coming to Discovery channel…
Nothing better than a meeting of WRENCHING minds, getting together to solve a motor issue and 2 Dave's at THAT!!!
It’s way fun to work with these guys. They’re a great bunch
I want to see all 3 Dave’s next!
Mmmm seemed more like 1 wrenching mind and everyone elts confused.. which is odd cause there a shop for diesel engines lol just odd maybe more scripted but idk odd
None of the forced drama, or fake nonsense. Just work ethic and knowledge. Do more of these. Men are interested in machines and how they work, explained by a pro. Not "The customers gonna be here in three days, whadwe dooo!!" 😂
We hear ya 👍
It’s so good to see. No nonsense just a couple of blokes sharing their passion.
Project cars can take months or even years to get up and running and guys like Dave have decades of knowledge to share.
Just wait till they need ratings. lol
@@DavesAutoCenterCentervillehaha where have I heard (or saw) that before 😂😂😂
@@DavesAutoCenterCenterville please don’t let the TV people ruin it when yall get your show!!! 🙏🙏
I like your style Dave, generous, hardworking, God-fearing family man! The world needs more people like you!God bless!
How can you “fear “ the cowardly christian goD and if real would only be into playing hide&seek or Slavery depending on the day
Pullin' up in the AMG.
I’ll bet he bought it for cheap with engine problems and fixed it.
That's the perfect car for him because he would know how to fix it easily and economically 😅
Playing aerosmith's 'Walk This Way'👍
Not the cracked crank AMG though.
@@jamespatton3720I think he leases em
You couldn't get more different than the level of organization in each Dave's shop.
lol he was definitely out of place having to find tools
It drove my OCD wild 😂😂
There's a reason they each are who they are in the game
when Mr talk, everybody stop to listen. i love it
I noticed that.
I find it interesting that Dave goes in to explain the dynamics of engine combustion and cams along with spark. Sorting an engine's issues. He does it in a manner that is easy to grasp. Very nicely done.
Thank you for the feedback. That is my hope, to explain things in an educational and Entertaining manner .
Dave, you are surely the most humble and gentleman personality out there.
You can’t beat the knowledge that older gentleman like Dave has. He’s not just a replace a part guy, but a true mechanic.
Love that he just jumped in and started hitting and grabbing things and looking for all the tools. Dave taught Dave some things that day.
A collab with diesel Dave is just what I didn't know I wanted to see on this channel
I love that Dave jumps right in and gets his hands dirty. a lot of shop owners or general managers are afraid to get their hands dirty. after all the years Dave has been in the industry he is still excited to turn wrenches!!! Dave giving his son crap for not being busy and running to the gas station is phenomenal. I would love to work for a man like Dave. he seems to really value his employees and people in his life.
I’m a semi truck diesel mechanic and just recently came across your channel, this is great stuff, I really enjoy watching your channel. Dave , you and your team have inspired me to be a better mechanic, not take shortcuts and take pride in what I do, thank you for putting your content out for us to watch and learn from the best. God bless!
This is the work ethic I instilled in my shop. Shop Forman at 3 dealerships (over 30-35 yrs). Forman then Service Mgr at last facility.
Another indicator of upscale shop that invests in their business is the Hunter Alignment system I caught a glimpse of.
Dave's shop is old school values, outstanding employees with his work ethic.
Thanks for content Dave! Great to see such a great auto shop here in Utah. I started watching you on the TH-cam shorts and so glad to watch the longer videos.
Many things can cause that carb pop. Weirdest thing ever was a 74 Olds 442 with 455 and HEI. A loose alternator belt was the cause. Rebuilt that carb 3 times. Checked timing, plugs, everything. My mentor said that the HEI pulled so many amps that the alternator was needed to keep the voltage high enough for proper operation. I was in 2nd year auto shop, and one of the top students, as was my buddy, the Olds owner. Ran into a lot of odd stuff since. Even fixed a jet engine over the phone. Not always simple stuff, starting with basics is crucial.
Wow I would never think it would be this fast for a Utah collab 😂🎉 for the win
It was cool hearing how you started out Dave. I'm looking forward to the next video.
This is the right content…keep doing this! Get paid from the tv show and keep this going. The drama the tv shows create is so fake and see thru. No one watches “cable tv” shows anymore.
Must be nice to have a dad that talks to you like a human being.
This is going to to be great!
A vacuum gauge will tell ya a lot on that 350. Timing, mixture, valve train condition, misses...any of the old carbed motors. Scan tool of my younger professional days.
Nowadays younger gen doesn’t know how a carb works, let alone how a vacuum meter works .
Off topic : If I knew a colleague would come I would have taken care of that empty battery before Dave would arrive .
I wanted to be a mechanic when I was a teenager I’ve always done work on my car myself since I was 17 how I wish I was that age again and above all else to be able to work for this guy what a professional I love watching your videos and I learn something new every time I see a new video great job guys and thanks for sharing ❤
I saw your message on TikTok...I'm almost your age but I am humbled by your humility..I enjoy your your videos and enjoy you as a person.
The amount of pure knowledge & integrity coming out of this man’s mouth is beyond amazing. THIS HERE FOLKS IS A MANS MAN!!!!!! WOULDVE LOVED TO BE HIS SON!
I love that theres no bs with the other shop. Ask for help..i got you and vise versa the way it should be.. spreading knowledge and wisdom not beefing with the competition. Love it!
Surprised you guys don’t own a service truck, if I wasn’t working for my self and you guys did have field techs I’d asked if you’re hiring. Utah is a beautiful state .great content by the way!
Dave is very knowledgeable and organized
He's done the hard work, that's why he's knowledgeable
I love this land cruiser it’s nice to see how original it is like the seats the dash. I’ve got one myself and it’s exciting to see.
Agreed! We have a second part to this video coming out soon that you may be interested in👍
5 sons this mf hit the lottery
Yea I hate my dad
He didn’t teach me a single thing about cars.
Yes was supposedly a great mechanic.
But I get it
5 kids
4 ex wives
He’s got a lot going on
@@fastinradfordablejeez man hate your dad bc he didn’t teach you about motors ???
But shouldn't that invalidate special homosexual rights ?
TH-cam my dad was a A but i still love him and o im a father now so yeah its my turn now @subliminal128
@@fastinradfordable
Believe it or not, not a lot of mechanics don't really want to talk about mechanics once they go home after work. Also it's well known mechanics are well known for having shit personal vehicles unless they are the business owner. There's a few that may do. My mother always said blue collar parents never want their children to do what they do and always want them to do better like become accountants, lawyers, electricians, doctors etc.
I absolutely love watching your videos. It’s like you’re getting the full experience of being his apprentice without even being there like these videos have so much value to them that people just do not understand like you’re getting the experiences as if you were there yeah you’re not turning the wrenches but your definitely learning
this is so good and informative ,no sparkalators charging whirlers and baby talk nonsense
Glad to see Dave getting the opportunity to work and collaborate with Sparks Motors. He deserves it.
Dave love the channel! Keep it rockin 🎸
Rock on!
Dave you are very knowledgable and i can see you get things done fast and efficiently. You have a great team and family.
I enjoy this channel and all the content awesome family with an epic father. Stay safe out there and have a blessed day. Aloha from Kansas
Thank you! You too!
I can watch this alll dayyy longgg
Good to hear! We are interested in our community's feedback on these long videos that are coming up. Appreciate you watching.
@DavesAutoCenterCenterville keep the longer videos coming. All these "shorts" now are making people minds "numb" it's so easy to just scroll and scroll and scroll! We need sustenance!
Two legendary Dave’s in one video ❤
Dr. Dave making "house" calls! Awesome.
Expand your own video team…why would you want Discovery in the mix. They’re probably going to try to turn you into the villain. All their shows have antagonist-protagonist angles.
This is great, 2 of my favorite creators, I love both Dave from Dave's Auto and Dave from Sparks, have watched a lot of both of your content and love learning stuff from both men
Awesome, thank you!
Pure Genius! The best of Utah.
Dave is the man, when a og speaks you listen!!! Young kids now days need to learn
1:34 time marker, Love the car and the music bro. 62 year old mine maintenance mechanic
Apprentice mechanic here, love the videos Dave and I'm forever grateful for you sharing your knowledge and tips in your videos. I one day hope to be as knowledgeable as you are.
to put in the hard work very hard work
And I bet, even more knowledgeable in many ways. We are cheering you on.
Made me think of when I started working in a diesel shop, my boss always said "rocking 4, firing one". Dave will know what I mean. 🤭😆😁🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
What a kewl family, cannot think of any words to replace that compliment with!!!!
P
Dave is a mecanic gold mine for me . Always clear and precise ! Love that content so much . Thanks Dave
Nice to see this content! Bought my 79 FJ40 while in college in '95. Lots of trail rides in Michigan's Upper Penninsula. Restored it during many years. Eventually put a 5.3l Vortec in it.
BUT, the best thing about that journey over the years (before TH-cam) was the people I got to meet. Good to see a FJ40 on a video, and the personal interaction that is so great!
Very cool!
Man! Together you all will benefit immensely somehow. Like putting two super powers together! Can’t wait for the rest!
As a mechanic I idolize this man. This job is hard but I know you can make if your that good!!
Very cool. In 1976 just out of high school I bought a 69 FJ 40 w/ original engine, but it had a two barrel Rochester carb previous owner, put on to replace the original one barrel but never ran right. Three On the tree, of course. I so wish I had that back. Got rid of it about a year and a half later. I heard a lot of people pulled those engines and put 350s in them. But great memories of mine. In my old age, I’d love to get one again restored already, of course.
Once I scratch the right lottery ticket that is. LOL thanks for posting this Dave and love your explanations.
7:50 and rolls out a Schumacher charger. I used to have a 750 watt power inverter from wal-mart of that brand. You can now get them for under 100 bux. I prolly paid a little more, but steal felt like i was stealing it. Damn thing was a champ. Has a wonderful auto-shut off if a short is detected. Even has an audible alarm to let you know when shorting is happening. I'm not a Schumacher sponsor, but it's the Toyota of inverters imo.
Two things.
Man those guys are in need of some serious organization in their shop.
As a diesel guy it always is funny to me how some diesel guys know NOTHING on gas engines and vice versa. Great content!
Like the way Dave explains how things work and operate, thank you sir, can't wait for your upcoming series .
Thanks for watching!
That's just great you guys r working together. I'm impressed with what all of you guys have accomplished.
2:49 Oh, that’s cool!
When people always say engines need 3 things to run, fuel, spark and compression, Ive always thought that as a bit too oversimplified. As someone who’s been wrenching engines since I was a little kid, to me it’s actually 4 things…. Spark, compression, fuel, and timing. Ive found engines with all 3 of the crucial components to run, but had timing issues and thus wouldnt fire up.
Would love to see more collaboration with Spark Motors. Love your platform. Entertaining and interesting to watch. Definitely would watch longer versions of this.
this video shows daves years of experience, master mechanic at work
I'm sensing some contrast between the two shops 😁
production quality is top notch, way better than whats give to us through tv
Love the respect they give each other, great show!
Waiting on part 2, Dave thanks a lot for the videos their awesome
Top notch,2 awesome Daves cant go wrong with that. Love the respect between too epic shops 😎👌👏🙌
The customer just got the biggest upgrade. A master mechanic!
Dave I love the V12 sounds on your map that is fantastic .
Thanks, I'll make sure the editor knows👏👏
@@DavesAutoCenterCenterville Dave you are a Formula 1 fan probably just as much as I am we remember when Formula 1 sounded real instead of what we have today ( they sound like vacume cleaners ) so tell your editor any time you put on sound effects let's Listen to the good old days of the V/10 and the V/8 and especially V/12 engines , those were the Real engines during the Real days in Formula 1 .
Another fantastic video! Could watch this content all day.
Wow, thanks!
Love it ! Glad yall done this video. Love the collab. I’m always pushin for full videos.
More to come!
Right on. Ready for the rest of it
Man Dave is becoming a national figure. When I speak of quality build across all platforms. It starts with “THERES THIS GUY ON TH-cam!….”
Stoked to see you still going strong. You guys did the head gasket in my ole 4age powered 1985 red aw11 mr2 about 10 yrs ago or more. I'm back in Salt Lake and will definitely be reaching out again for any machining needs
Good to hear from you! Thanks for following our channel
Always interesting hearing someone's diagnostic sequence, it's when experience shines.
My first boss always knew exactly where every tool was , be they in the toolbox or in one of his pockets . His advice was , know what you're doing , know where your tools are , and you can get the job done without any dicking around , because dicking time isn't billable.
About your AMG why is it over heating , check thermostat in the engine, check radiator could have been clogged and finally check the cylinder head gasket. If, I could help.
Dave, long-form and short-form content suit you! However, I am partial to longer videos as I enjoy your insight. You are demonstrative and possess a trove of knowledge in this arena; I look forward to your videos more than any other channel on TH-cam; I hope you understand the weight of this statement, as the competition on this platform is fierce. I always have automotive TH-cam up and running so I have more to talk about with my Father. Thank you for all that you do and keep up the rock-solid attitude towards tough work.
Thank you for the high compliment, sir! It sure means a lot
Dude this was a great one ☝️ can’t wait for Monday
Dave we need part 2 ASAP!!!!
I watch both channels. Excellent I have a 2002 Duramax.
This is an awesome colab!
Hi I’m watching from Brisbane Queensland Australia . Wow what a beautiful old Land Cruiser . One of the first noticed by the front indicators . They are still very popular here in the Australian Outback . A great work horse … also they are worth some money as they are very collectable 👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘
Very cool!
@@DavesAutoCenterCenterville so popular a fibreglass company at noosa, qld will sell you a full fibreglass body for them. very common for pro fisherman to have the fibreglass bodies due to being around saltwater all the time. and its road legal as they paid to do the crash testing on the body. and terrain tamer can sell you almost every part to rebuild them other than a chassis.
I love that Dave explains cars in medical terms. I'm an RN but have worked on my own cars since I was a teenager; back in nursing school I had a mechanic with heart failure as a patient and when doing patient education, I explained things in terms of how cars functioned. In an alternate universe Dave is probably a doctor doing what he's doing now, just in reverse 😂.
Dave did what any guy with basic knowledge would do, check battery then starter and play with the carb butterfly lol… great episode and both shops are awesome
Props, Dave. It's hard working in someone else's turf!
Dave is a real hands on guy that is so cool
Dave is one of those rare “subject matter experts” who is also a skilled communicator.
Battery chargers now are smaller than a 1 liter water bottle and are genius chargers. It’s an enigma they get anything done in that shop with those antique tools.
Listen bro…I hate the smart chargers bc they are too smart for their own good…if I wanna send power to some thing I want the power to go… not some nonsense telling me the the battery is bad or some crap… and those small chargers don’t put out the amps I need
@@tjlovesrachel yep a battery below 10.5v often wont turn a smart charger on. yet the old transformer types dont care. that one was also a start/charge unit probably was 12 and 24v and has serious output. and do so for hrs on end.
yes my electronic projecta unit can still trickle feed a dead flat battery but it cant boost and it 12v only and 16 amp output
@@chrisforgan731 exactly
Every dave i met is good with cars.
Dave is the real deal💪🏽
loved it. only issue was we couldn't hear diesel dave so much. can't wait to see the rest of the vids
Yes, you are right. We should've miked him up. Learning as we go, thanks for the feedback.
That's how I started at a junkyard in fort lauradale Florida 1982
We weren't to distant in years and location 👏👏
Absolutely enjoyed this video! Just real stuff between two gear heads.
I love Dave from Dave’s auto
Let’s goooo! I can’t wait for Dave to start these videos
One of my favorite channels to watch❤️❤️🤘🏻😎
I love it when Dave doesn't play to the Camera
I did not know you had a TH-cam channel. Definitely subscribing
Good to have you aboard 👍
What am America icon. Good for you Dave. May God continue on blessing you 🙏
I'm ready to see the cause, correction, and confirmation of this!
Coming up👍
I figured we were close in age, same age actually. Love the collateral content! FJ = Fake Jeep. 🤪
Double the Daves twice the power. Everything works!
Great video.
This is how I diagnose in front of people also….I get distracted and jump around but eventually get things in order hah
Yes, must be because our minds are thinking so many thoughts all at once👍. Great minds think alike.😂