For What It Is Worth, It's Still A Classic!
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- So I got a call for a classic chevy frozen in the snow.
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Utah geologist here: the cinder cones past Snow Canyon and into Veyo and Central are indeed volcanos, but they are just dormant. Should conditions change in the mantle, they could become active once more (although, we do not have any evidence to suggest that this might happen anytime soon). Love your channel.
Thought so, they sure looked like small, long-dormant volcanos. Not as old as the ones around here however, all we have left are some very spectacular plugs.
L K I've seen cinder cones like the one called Black Butte at the foot of Mount Shasta. I thought cinder cones were where small fissures at the base of a volcano that let some cinders leak upward. I've never heard of Black Butte being a volcano. So what is correct?
I'm from KS and know nothing about utah rocks. Can you tell me why some of the rocks on the side of the mesa in St. George where the airport used be be are black? is that oxidized basalt and if so how long does that process take once rocks are exposed?
@@Vagabondpilot they're called inverted valleys. The lava flowed down the existing valleys at the time of the eruption. The igneous rocks were more resistant to erosion than the surrounding sedimentary rocks.
Beat me to it. I loved geology in high-school and college. Always made sure to get all the information I could from my professors about Utah's volcanos and earthquakes.
I recognized you guys when you came into the pie shop, was too nervous to say much. Thanks for coming in we hope you come back!
Pies looked delicious!!
@@justinracine6737 thank you!
I expect it will be when not if he comes back.🥧🥧🥧👍
You should have spoken up. They are all really cool people and easy to talk to.
Nervous?
Back in the early 1990's I was heading home from Sturgis and riding my motorcycle thru every state west of the Mississippi and my bike broke down about a mile east of Milford. Two local guys helped me get my bike back to town and set me up at the only motel in Milford. I spent a good deal of the night on a porch down by the railroad tracks drinking beer and playing music. The guy who owned the house was a song writer and he had a 3 page song on hemorrhoids. Funniest song I’d ever heard at the time. It’s a bike break down I’ll never forget.
All roads lead to Milford. About the same time you were there my cousins who live in Milford met some kids cycling across country. They took them home, let them camp in the yard and my aunt and uncle fed them. One of the kids was sending a yearly Christmas card 15 years later. My aunt and uncle still live by the tracks. While they would happily sing you a song about hemorrhoids you would not want to hear my aunt sing. Milford trivia - Also in the early 90's Harrison Ford was on a plane that needed repairs and landed at the Milford airport. He was there for a few hours and ate at the cafe. Best wishes~
@@TJSquatchy-QueenoftheSasquatch The name of one of the guys that helped me in Milford was Roy Rogers. Yes, that was his real name. We exchanged a couple of letters over the next few months.
It just gets me that so many people don't take a shovel with them in the snow. It can be a lot of work to shovel your rig out but it can be done. 🦅🇺🇸💪😁👍
"Don't take basalt for granite." The Dad jokes are on point today.
Rock solid for sure.
Its hard to make rocks jokes
Still can't top Ed's leaverite joke.
@James Cavanaugh yeah, that one was pure gold!
Yea the blister one is a classic too!
That was a nice old truck. I love to see people keeping those trucks in use and not just parked in a garage.
My uncle has a 76 Chevrolet SWB 4x4 just like this one. Same color too! Spring Green. No positraction either. Ugh! Gotta love that GM full time Four wheel drive
Nice trucks but basically only one front and one rear tire get any traction put Detroit locker’s on my 77 2500 it’s a beast with good snow tires and sand bags over the rear axle pulled a school bus out off ditch once after a storm rolled in unexpectedly when the BB was returning from a long road trip long before cell phone day’s lucky I was out and happened by
Trevor has done so much running with that camera, up and down the hills, on various grounds and different weather conditions. He's like a top athlete
I think its time for a marathon in honor of all of Trevors running!
@@SiameseScientist
The annual 'Run for MORR'
He served in the military..so i guess thats all to say
Priceless member of the team
And Tucker also 😊
Very few TH-cam channels put a true smile on my face like Matt's Off-Road Recovery! Wholesome, family, America! Thanks guys!! 🙏🇺🇸❤
Hey that's me! Thank you Matt and the crew you guys do great work. I appreciate you getting me out!
Sweet Chevy bud,out doing what It should and not thrashing on it, excellent 👌
Curious, how long ago was this recovery?
It was about a week ago!
@@travissweeney788 Damn right!
A little bit of lsd would go far in that truck!
The whole St. George area is located inside the Santa Clara volcanic field. So those probably are ancient cinder cones.
That is the '73-'78 front end. Best American full-size ever made IMO. I used to have a '78 K5. Best truck I've even driven in my life. Had to let it go after the 2008 crash... still haunts me to this day.
Pretty nice old square body he’s got there. Makes me miss mine. They are great old trucks. Keep up the great works guys👍
I've always stomped through the puddles, hopscotched through the puddles and driven through the puddles. I like puddles. I've also been face down in the puddles, flat on my back in the puddles and hopelessly stuck in the puddles. Great vid Matt and crew!
puddles are fun, but not when theyre fairly deep in a decently low car and youre driving to work at 5:30 AM and dont see the puddle
puddles are very fun, especially when they are mud puddles.
How about jumping in muddy puddles like Peppa Pig? Her father, Daddy Pig, is "a bit of an expert" on jumping in muddy puddles.
You sound like a puddle expert 😂
I used to fly puddle jumpers (not really, but it was fun to say).
Back in 87/88 I went to Dixie, we would head out to Veyo for home cooked lasagna and pies at that place. The ladies who ran it were so good to us. Great to see its still going.
As a geologist, I both laughed at your rock joke and was impressed with Trevor's geologic knowledge. PS cinder cones are a type of volcano so you're not wrong to call them that Matt.
I know this is old, but is it incorrect to just say all igneous rock types are dense? I mean, there are a lot of minerals and their properties that go into the makeup of igneous rocks to determine density, not just that it came from magma. I.E. Porous igneous rock and glass-like igneous rock. I.E. again, Scoria and Obsidian. Trying to make sense of it.
NVM. He mentions Basalt specifically. That's my fault for misunderstanding.
I enjoy all your videos! Thank you for all your videos and hard work! Great crew and friends and we can't forget Edd! And we love your Beautiful family! Great job raising them the right way! And love the Morvare! Bless you all!
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Always good to see an old square body , my favorite pick up truck of all time.
I honestly salute Trevor, he's all about his cardio
Trevor is my favorite! Great attitude and he does run hoof it like a champ!
Hes gotta be a marathon 🏃♂️ runner
Trevor, riding in that Snow cat is probably like riding in one of these Transit busses with no good shocks in it. Where you can run over a coin and not only know what it is, but the date also
Really nice to see a square body that year without the usual crease on the hood at the midway point or the cabcorners/rear quarters being nothing but rust.
That green square looks amazing in the snow! Just shows how bad open diffs are. I had a short bed square with open diffs when I was a kid, and got it stuck in stupid ways.
Open differentials teach you how to drive to get the most traction.😜
the guy said he's been trying to get stuck for 3yrs to call Matt when I saw he had open diffs I laughed thinking he must not have been trying very hard.
This Chev, stuck in snow, reminds me of my grampa who drove a 1939 Chev 3/4 ton pickup for many years in and around New Harmony.
Love how you point out your favorite eating places along the routes. I am sure more than one person has gone in because of y'all's recommendation
So I saw palm trees in the beginning of the video and transitioned to wonderful snow. Love the different scenery and climates. The green square body is just way cool. My grandfather had one and it reminds me of working with him as a kid. I'll find me one someday. 😁😁😁🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
It must be cold. Matt’s wearing a coat. Love the channel
But no gloves. I don't think it gets cold enough for him to wear gloves.
He may not wear them ever, gloves destroy your dexterity.
Just another reality show ...........full of BS and who gets stuck in nowhere land?
@@kingtut5923 because there are roads out in nowhere land, that some people like to drive on.... and then get stuck on when the conditions become unexpectedly difficult to drive in....... you know regular life for those out in nowhere land.
I love Ed’s weather updates and general words of wisdom.
I love the hell out of those old Chevy pickups. No one I knew when I was a kid had anything new. What we did have we cherished. Didn't have lots of money and looking back, now that I'm turning 50 this year, I'm glad we didn't. This has got to be my favorite channel on the Tube. Good honest hard working people.
These recoveries are great, the bombi fun to watch, but the scenery is absolutely fantasticaly incredible.
Coolest old truck I've seen yall rescue.
Takeaways: (1) Fantastic videography - scenes were great! (2) Matt wore a coat! (3) Trevor wins the beard contest! (4) Classic Ed! Thanks for spending the time & money to bring these great videos!
Gotta spend money to make money, they do well out of these.
The other night I said that exact saying to my supervisor. He watches your channel, I watch your channel and so does my one coworker. My coworker and I had to take the heavy wrecker out and recover a loaded plow truck stuck in the grass and snow. Lol
Matt, I know that it doesn't always feel good to do what you do(especially on the rough days), but it must feel good when people look at you as their rescuer when they have been stuck out in the wilds for hours and you came riding in with all of your tools and experience just to help them out of their predicament and you "set them free"!
Happy new year y’all!
Whoever filmed this rescue, 👌🏽 nailed the exposure in the snow, what a beautiful day.
Yeah, the backdrop was incredible. I love the high desert in the winter.
Easy with iPhone auto exposures. The future has passed.
Welcome to the Matt’s off road recovery’s fitness channel! Wow, how fitness you have to be to run on the snow for filming this adventures? Trevor is a strong guy! Great recovery! 👍😁😷
Running that much on that snow....I would have been frozen out of breath! Trevor MUST be in GREAT shape!!!!
And he knows what igneous rocks are! Im always amazed, over and over, by this crew!
@@dandog7653 I know. Trevor is presumably a tow truck dude who is also a wrench, a wiring expert, a videographer, and a marathon runner. I would hate to see the job posting for that position. I hope he got his raise.
I was thinking the exact same thing Trevor must be in pretty darn good shape
@@maxironpaw he is a veteran essentially.
You have to give kudos to Trevor for high tailin' through all that snow! A better abominable snowman there never was!!
Love Trevor's dedication to the cause and he's also a genius I think that beard has mystical powers 😆. Hopefully the blisterin buck didn't hurt that old burban
Interesting fact about the Kline box. If you notice the L is capitalized also. It is actually a K-Line shippers connex. We see them on rail cars all the time. I'm a Locomotive Engineer for a Class 1 RR.
Get to work bud
Just like the actor: Kevin K-Line!
@@Potjomkin and my drawers, Calvin K-Lein
Them puddles between Milford and Beryl are bottomless pits, and its going to be the recovery of a lifetime for Matts off-road recovery if he goes into one of them puddles, LOL
Check out the bottomless pit we dealt with the other day
Off Road bronco vs 2 Bogged machines
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I think that was the joke.
All that old classic needs is a good set of snow chains. Interesting recovery. The old snow cat back in action. Casey up in Oregon sure could use a vehicle like that to back up his tracked JEEP.
Johnny Boy is a great addition to the "Team". Love when he is part of the recoveries (even if it is a cameo appearance). Every Recovery Team needs a Buckmaster.
My second favorite truck ever. Cheap, easy, reliable and still looks great.
That truck needs posi / locker in the rear in a bad way.
Noting its 4x4 it probably has factory posi, just might not be working
a snow recovery - followed by Pies! Thanks Matt and team
Hi Matt, I am from Singapore, love watching your recovery videos..it's awesome. We don't have such places in Singapore. Really feel like visiting there...cheers
Watching this on snow makes me extra cautious not to do anything crazy as we work through our winter here in central Manitoba. Especially since it is -22F today and it was snowing, again.
Always a plus seeing you guys, especially Ed. Can't wait to see him and the Nugget together again and make sure he raises a little hell with it.
@Mike Flint it would have to be a side by side lol.
Watching this sealed the deal, I’m gettin a locker! Would have made such a difference in that green beast!
For sure. Being able to actually lock all 4 wheels together is a lot of what makes a truck good offroad. That way if any of the wheels have traction they can help pull. With open diffs which ever wheel has the least traction gets all the power.
Some of the modern stuff uses the brakes to simulate a locker by applying the brake on the wheel that’s spinning. Seems to work fine with light off-roading and in testing. They don’t seem to work well in harder off-roading or when in the real world environment.
axles are a huge issue once they set in to the snow it’s over
No weight on the rear end, it wasn't going any place soon, lockers or not.
As a new subscriber I can honestly say there’s no way anyone will mistake this area for Florida.
Wait, Florida has mountains, Mt. Trashmore........Mt. Trashmore......Mt. Trashmore. :)
The snow cat is such an ideal vehicle for these snow recoveries. Trevor must be the most fit person in your shop, with all his running while videoing, except maybe for Lizzie, who seems to do a lot of exercise in activities outside of work, and also seems quite robust. Good job with the recovery - I like that you try to minimize any further damage to a stuck vehicle during your rescue operation.
I Agree I think it might work too on some of those super steep recoveries instead of the tall mortar..
Great content love the rodeo in the back of the snow cat. God bless you guys and as always be safe 👍
Nice to see a classic Chevrolet still going strong
It could use some diff locks though
Trevor was really taking it on the chin today. Give that man an extra slice of pie!
Through these videos I've fallen in love with Utah's terrain. Sprawling deserts, dunes, mountains... I'd have to live somewhere high up though, don't think I'd survive 115F summers :D
the first time I drove through Utah, I was going over the La Sal mountains. There was a down pour of rain, and the rain drops would burst into steam when they hit the ground! It was late July. But, I still fell in love with Utah that trip, so beautiful!
I Wish the videos where longer, but I still enjoy watching them
I love those square bodies, i was a teenager when GM started making the square body pickups, classic & are still good pickups.
Great recovery, good to see Ed out on a recovery again.
On a side note, if you are in contact with your customer, ask him if he's willing to sell that classic chevy? I've been looking for a good one to add to my collection of classic Chevrolet vehicles.
I know him personally and I know he’d never part with that truck if it meant his life, it was a gift from his great grandfather
@@dylanhudson2763 sentimental value is priceless. I can understand why he would never part with it.
I learned to drive in a 1983 Chevy 3/4 Ton truck fairly similar to the guy in the video. Virtually indestructible. It was a ranch truck and well, my dad was not gentle with it. There is something special about that era of Chevy/GM pickup trucks.
@@johnchedsey1306 you still see an old square body farm truck occasionally.
If not the square body, then the successor of the square bodies, the late 80's early 90's GM pickups.
I like them both, I've had an 88 Chevy, 93 Chevy, 2004 Chevy, etc. I'm a die hard Chevy man. They are definitely better than other brands I've had as well.
I really enjoy this and had the pleasure of spending a week in hurricane a few years ago. Watching you brings back so many great memories. Beautiful country
Seeing those wheels spin made me really appreciate how good even simulated diffs work when compared to nothing!
Also tire chains. Why is anyone stuck in the snow without chains on, first thing I do with any new vehicle is get chains for it. FWD, 4WD, AWD, doesn't matter.
@@xToddmcx most people now don't know how to put chains on at all lol
@@xToddmcx not legal in all places. In Minnesota you can’t run tire chains.
@@jfkusa123 that's only on paved roads not dirt
This dude had his truck in drive while being pulled backwards. You can’t expect much from him.
After watching EVERY video of MORR over the past year, I now HOPE for calls from friends to help "get 'em out." Another fun episode! 👍👍
My uncle had a truck like that. I'm very excited for Eddie to see his golden nugget. It's like waiting for Christmas as an 8 year old
He doesn't know Christmas is coming
At this point Ed probably thinks that Paul has not discovered the ratchet yet, and is doing all the work on the nugget with just wrenches. I can't believe how long this is taking! Seems like Paul just has TOO many projects on his plate.
@@jerrys2745 Not really it's a side project and Ed can't use it until next summer anyway when he goes on his Trips to gold mine. So why the rush?
@@likeorasgod because bitchers are gonna bitch.
@@likeorasgodWith all respect I think you are completely missing the point in Ed getting this build sooner rather than later. Sure one of the main things that Ed will use this for is his gold mining. But I suspect that they will invite Ed to come along on the winter 4X4 jamboree. Now this is just my opinion, but I don't think Ed needs to 4 wheel this to enjoy it. I think Ed will enjoy it when its just sitting in his driveway. Or driving it around to block to show off to his neighbors. I have no idea how old you are. But I'm close to Eds age. Now you saw that it was a bit of effort for Matt to get into the nugget. Ed is about Matts size but a lot older. So I assure you it is going to be a serious effort for Ed to get in and out of the nugget at first. I can almost guarantee you that Ed is going use a few muscles that he does not have developed to the point that they need to be developed to get in and out without needing assistance. We all love Ed, but he is not getting any younger. so let him enjoy the nugget as much as he can for as long as he can.
I give Trevor credit that man is fearless he rides on the back of the bombee which was a rough ride I am sure then running in snow like it is no problem at all he definitely needs a raise.
I think he was just giving Matt something to do haha. Beautiful truck, needs lockers though then it wouldn’t get stuck.
You are all awesome! Trevor is a machine! I'd be gasping for air.
Awesome to see Ed has fans everywhere!
As a landscaper that has shoveled literally tons of basalt I never knew that little fun fact about it. Thanks Trevor!😆
That SnowCat tho, putting in just as much work as the Banana and the MorrVair, super impressive.
Nice to see a fan get recovered! Thanks Winder crew! (nice to see ed give the weather again, he's so relaxing)
I love that era of GMC and Chevy truck. I'll take mine in two tone brown and gold, with a chrome rollover bar setup, behind the cab :)
Fallguy truck
@@haroldwilkerson2026 Absolutely :)
I love my 84 Toyota xtra cab 4x4 😉
I have a dark green 79' k10 scottsdale that I'm probably gonna paint the baby blue and white two tone
This is my new Reality Show! Not only is it interesting to watch and learn from your very own experiences, but you have an interesting crew, good content, and every episode is an adventure. Your video editing and narration are well produced! Keep this channel going and I wish you guys a successful new year.
I love that Riley was stoked to meet Ed and the crew. I’m gonna drive out from Maine just to get stuck and meet Ed 🤣
We will have to form a line of out of state-ers waiting to be rescued/Meet the crew. Keep em busy for awhile!
Maybe some tractor seats with suspension to protect Trevors coccyx in the bombis basket? Maybe even fold down ones?
or Purple mattress seat pads... Utah products!
Iv been binge watching older video for the past 2 weeks hahah this channel is great! 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 🇦🇺
It's fun and addictive, but then it's sad when you've watched them all and you have to wait for new content.
There is something about snow in the South and Central West. I'm an idiot when it comes to scenic vistas, and even if I can't tell whether or not it's beautiful, it's impossible to forget. Maybe it's the contrast of white and green(ish)?
Also, shoutout to Trevor for riding in the back of the Bombardier! You are one hardcore mother father.
"Don't take basalt for granite . . " lol total win there. Nice work on the recovery.
Your Snow Cat is brilliant, it would have been great to see how it handled the Lake Powel "mud flats" job
around here you only see those trucks in car shows.... went out west a few years back and they were everywhere, I need to move.
WOW!! You picked the exact pie that I was gonna choose. LOL As soon as I saw that and thought THAT'S the one I would want, the next video shot was you carrying that one out. LOL Oh, and great recovery in the snow. :)
Trevor needs a shock absorbing chair back there...at least this time he held on for the whole 8 seconds...!!!! Lol
Great video guys 👍
great video in the snow! wow that`s an amazing team and thanks for taking us along, always a fun trip! you`re doing it right!
Ed is awesome, please tell him everyone loves him. In his 80's in the mountains doing recoveries and no doubt enjoying every second of it. What a cool fucking guy.
I think that customer did a great job following Matt's directions.
Thanks for the videos.
1:48 is Trevor missing the top part of his pointer finger?
Love rescuing a classic 👌 thanks for another great video 👍👍
I have said this before…., however, you folks have the Most Beautiful Blue Skies!!!! Y’all Are BLESSED!!!
My Dad grew up in the Central / Pine valley area. Video of the area brought back many great memories. I used to drive my bicycle to Veyo for penny candy at the old gas station and / or swim in the old Veyo pool (volcanic heated spring). Every time we visit the area now we always stop in Veyo for fabulous pie.
Nice job guys. As much as you hate winches, it seems like a reciever mount winch for the Bombi would be handy to have.
Gotta say, I miss those Veyo Pies!! I also like those old Chevy's and would like one of my own! Thanks Matt and the team for keeping Friday mornings interesting!
Better find one before the market is too crazy, the old beat up ones out on the farms that farmers used to give away if you hauled it out are now selling for $5k
@@thecommenter6839 The one in the video would be a 20k plus truck in Australia, not many made it down this way.
@@marvindebot3264 yeah anywhere outside of the US, Canada and Mexico, are pretty hard to find I have discovered. People are also all of a sudden falling in love with them so the market for them is sky rocketing and probably won't drop back down like anything classic🤗. Glad I own 8 of them😂
Matt I can't say anything that hasn't already been said but you and your whole crew to the general public out there is priceless. People know when they call your number it's a done deal. No matter how bad it is you all get it done.
Another great recovery for Matt & his team and end the afternoon with a homemade pie. Everyone loves pie!!!!!
Love getting. Notifications when you guys post, the videos are awesome! Keep ‘em coming.
Lovely scenery in Utah. Thanks for all the great content.
Casey sent me . He talks about you guys all the time. Sending him a a yankum (Kinetic) rope was great🤣. That is when I tried your videos. Anyone with a good sense of humor like that is my kind of people. Great Videos , Thanks .
That green truck looks almost like what my late Dad use to own but it was dark green with the same black molding on the side but it was a 2wd. When I was graduating from High School, my dad said to choose one of the two trucks he owned as my graduation gift. It was either a 1971 shortbed Chevy C-10 or the 1979 longbed Chevy C-10. The 1979 had a brand new engine which I wanted but I chose the 1971 because it was my Dad's first truck and I still have it, I'm planning to get it running again and restore. He sold the 1979 later on. Thanks for the great recovery and seeing that green truck, many memories of my late Dad's green truck👍🇺🇸..
Need to get a locker in the front end of that classic! Very sweet truck indeed.
What's the point with a locker in front on a rwd vehicle_
And a little lighter on the throttle as well.
@@dubious6718 It's a 4WD vehicle. But essentially trucks are FWD vehicles when they are in 4WD because the back end is so light.
It was nice to see Ed out on the job. That snow cat sure has proved it’s place in the recovery business. I was surprised to see a 4
wheel drive square body in its original form and in good shape.
Good job.
Something so beautifully simple about those, and modifying them all to hell seems sacreligious at this point.
@@charlestishman7117 yes my opinion best trucks ever made.
Nice recovery--really pretty area. Great that the Snow Cat got a workout. Delicious looking pies in Veyo.
Tucker, "don't take basalt for granite" was classic. Dry wit gets it every time.
Great vid, too!
Thank you for the geology lesson Trevor!
Love the snowcat videos! Great machine, job well done guys.
Love the channel Matt! Would pay to see you, Fab Rats, and Vice Grip Garage do a collaboration. Couldn't be more fun! :)
Cool that u can count on others like Casey, Paul for helping hands....👍🙂
Those Classic Chevrolets are beautiful!