Matts explanation of school vs farm welders is spot on!! As someone who grew up on a farm with no money and no fancy tools, I utalize the many skills of frustration developed throughout childhood regularly. Git'er Done.
You got my vote on that. My wife would like that too. That is almost exactly how the license plate on her 2002 BMW (bought new) reads. DEJA BLU because we are limited to 7 characters.
Gotta go with Déjà Blue! The fact that ya'll are basically building the Banana all over again, and Robby gets to paint it again, but this time blue; it just fits. Plus, Dory the Explory is cool, but it would be better if you guys were building him a Ford Explorer and gave it some combo of pink and purple with the blue and yellow (like blue and yellow exterior with a pink and purple interior).
Deja Blue was spot on. Welder description was spot on. Our maintenance crew at the sawmill I was at from 1994 to 2020 went through so many guys. The rare certified welder that would actually start to work for our wage that was beneath them didn't last long. Once they figured out you couldn't bring the entire plant in the shop to the bench they quit. Welding parts that broke in below zero temperatures at break time was even less appealing. We had a couple guys that might have been certified but never talked about it. Lincoln made a great aluminum rod for stick welding and it was great on "clean aluminum".
Deja Blue fits on multiple levels. • I was thinking of BLUEBERRY , in keeping the Fruits of their labors similar. • And once he inevitably SINKS it , they could never let him forget it by renaming it *_BLUE_* *_BURIED_*
Deja Blue is my vote can't wait to see it painted next to Banana, great to see Kaulin getting arond better Matt & Jamie have awesome kid's, Merry Christmas & God bless to all at MORR ❤️😉👍🎄
@@inmyopinion6836 I think a lot of us will know who Dory is... Its an old movie. I am 26 years old, into offroading and have definitely seen Finding Nemo and Finding Dory.
It's a reference to a movie from 20 years ago, a lot of the offroading community was children when Finding Nemo released. I don't think I've ever met anyone who didn't know what Finding Nemo was. @@inmyopinion6836
Thanks to all of you at Matt's Off Road Recovery. Your humor and comradery are helping me get through some tough times. As for the name, both. Why? To Dory, everything is new, though she has lived it before, thus the "Deja Vu." She always has a great attitude and is never afraid to go "exploring" her world and help those in need. Cheers.
Dejan blue. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of you and your families. Thank you for keeping us entertained. I love the body style of the 66' covair.
MERRY CHRISTMAS. It is a pleasure to watch as two friends exchange their knowledge and abilities to build, fabricate, and paint recovery vehicles for each other. And give us the joy of watching how hard you work in the process.
Whoa… I learn new things everytime I visit this workshop. Some good, some questionable, but the explanation of the term “Dashboard”, kind of blew my mind. I have never wondered where that term came from, and did not know I desperately needed to know this! It’s 8.15am Christmas Day here in Midway Point, Tasmania, Australia, and I have heaps of people for lunch. There is no way out for them. I am going to educate every living soul about this fact (whether they like it or not). Thanks for an amazing Christmas present, MORR team. Love it!
I just have to say that, that was the most inclusive, welcome and unexpected holiday greeting, in my long life. Thank you everyone that we both know and love and thank you for those that we don't get to see, but also are part of this community.
Matt - Cut a square hole for a window in a 1/4" thick plate steel door and weld in a 1/4" thick wire reinforced glass window sealing it water tight without having to go back with sealant while leaving the glass clear. Farmer who taught me to weld could do it using a gas torch but sadly he passed before he could show me how he pulled it off. He did a lot of things the "School Book" welders with high certifications would tell you they learned in school were totally impossible. I say that sometimes your held back when they teach you things are impossible when it might be better stated that we haven't figured that one out yet. Many things that Farmers figured out unfortunately haven't been documented and included in the textbooks. Best!
While I like Dory I'm here for the Deja Blue. Fits well with the clone concept. You guys are always amazing, such a great work family. Always good to see! Merry Christmas to you all!
This is a seriously awesome episode, even by MORR standards. Seeing a team like that working together on a cool project like this is really inspiring. Matt's enthusiam in this episode is contageous too! Love the rebore side project in between too.
Another great video from the crew at MORR. My vote is for Deja Blue. As others have pointed out, if it was an Explorer not a Cherokee than Dorra would have worked. To Matt and his family, the MORR crew and to all who watch and comment on these videos I wish you a Verry Merry Christmas.
Color: Yellow vs Deja Bleu Fruit: Banana vs "Blue Java" Banana - greenish blue hue, vanilla fragrance, best color when unripened as ripened ones will turn yellow. Extension of the banana family. Other Blue fruit names: Sloe Plums, Blue Marble tree fruit, Damson plums, Brazilian Jenipapos ("Robipapa"), Kastoree - blue mangoes [bluangos]. Great to see Kaulin welding, fabricating and comfortably working is a discombobulated manner.
If it was an Explorer instead of a Jeep, I'd vote for Dory but since it's a Jeep, it's blue, and it's a clone(sorta) of the Banana, Deja Blue is my vote.
Because I haven’t specifically called him out yet - Jake’s teamwork and perpetual optimism and good attitude is an excellent model for men and masculinity. We can’t all be the Matt, in every aspect of our lives, the leaders, and Jake is exactly the kind of follower I try and strive to be when it’s my turn to follow, at work, with my partner, wherever. Jake sets a quality standard and it’s excellent to see in him a broader range of the expression of masculinity that we’re not regularly shown in traditional media. Because that guy’s tougher than I’ll ever be, but handles himself with grace and positivity.
Agreed. Some teams gel, grow, and reproduce (because followers become leaders), and others sputter, fail, and implode. We're always seeing growth in the MORR family because of quality people who keep people before product. And wouldn't you know it?.. That makes for quality product. 👍
Yeah Buddy, Jake is a great addition to the MOOR Crew. Start out as a grunt and gopher and pick up a world of Skills just by being part of a great and Skillful team of people. Go Jake ..
Dejua Blue got my vote. I do like the single word names as the person put bellow " the blueper " Same o mage " the Banana. Same as the other person put below " if you know, you know and is cool " especially after the battery to the dome stunt.
@AlWorth9738if I had to have one rod, it would probably be 7018. I've stick weld everything due to not having a shop. I've had actual certified welders tell me you can't stick weld aluminum, or if you stick weld stainless it will fail. With enough pre and post heat, you can stick weld damn well anything.
I love seeing another XJ build. I'm a little biased, because I have a 97 Xj and the first time I came across Matt's channel was in the very first few videos of him doing recoveries in the "banana" as I was searching for Jeep Xj Videos. I was instantly hooked and been a fan ever since. And to think my 11 year old son and I sent him and Tom two custom signs and they actually hung them in the shop. One on the door "Caution Matt it's Hot!!!" And "Tom Tom's AMAZING Miss Sally.....Matt secretly loves it" above Tom's drill press and milkshake machine...😂
Love your show! Having had Corvairs in high school (1970-1974) and having recently recovered my first one from the local salvage yard, I love to watch your Corvair adventures!
Still love your recoveries. Shop stuff is pretty good too. I hope you all have a great new year. I liked Blueberry too, staying with the fruit theme. Except the wrecker, kinda reminds me of a giant dinasour egg.
Love your engine building Matt. I’ve rebuilt plenty of engines with a lot more run time on them than those Corvair engines and haven’t measured the cylinder bore at all. They all run great. What you have done is more than adequate for the job at hand.
Matt, back in 1960, until '67, my dad was a Corvair specialist for a Cen Cal Chevy dealer. In 1960, he was crew chief for a sports car racer named Chuck Cornett. He built a Corvair engine that they ran in a Cooper chassis in Class D sports, and dominated for several years until the Cooper chassis was banned. I don't recall many specifics, but I remember they kept burning valves on the "long end" of the heads, and dad used plastic aluminum to fab extra carb bbsses, making 4 carb heads before the factory did. He used 409 rod bolts, and it would rev to 9500 RPM. Later, they used a Crown kit to put a 327 mid engine in a " 65 Corvair and ran class A sports. He had a Greenbriar van that would pull the Grapevine at 90+ mph.
To the Matt and Jaymie Wetzel Family, Tom-Tom and family, Jefe, Jake, Ed and everyone on the Matts Off-Road Recovery team swinging the camera, behind the scenes and in the office -- Merry Christmas. Happy New Year. God bless you. Thank you for another year of bringing joy, entertainment, a little bit of know-how in the garage and out on the trail and being both and inspiration and lifeline for people in the off-road community. Especially the stuck ones. If someone makes a call, you'll get them out!
I really appreciate the Corvair info because my Grandpa, before moving to Florida, had a 63 brown hardtop and a 67 convertible in baby blue. So I love hearing it and then reminiscing about the good old days of cleaning carbs of the 67 so my grandpa would be willing to take me out in it. Thanks for everything you guys do!
Thank you so much for the top quality videos guys and gals! I'm going through some incredibly difficult times right now, someone really close to me just passed away and my gf broke up with me same day as the funeral. Yalls videos are the only thing getting me through these challenging times. Much love, keep up the great work!
Been there, done that.. This too shall pass. Hang in there, time heals a broken heart. An ex girlfriend broke up with me at a get together after my brother’s funeral.
@ryanmcclelland4157 I appreciate the kind words my brother. Merry Christmas! Hope you have a wonderful day packed full delicious food and great family company!
I like your approach to hand fitting your Corvair cylinders and crosshatching. This reminds me of the movie " The Worlds Fastest Indian". In that movie the singular genius hand-made his own pistons by casting them in sand. Great movie, I appreciate your resourcefulness.
It is really great to see how much more fun Matt and everyone else is having on the channel now vs when he first started. So hope each of you have a very Merry Christmas. Thank you for the countless hours of videos.
"Let's see if there is a gas cap." after cutting, plasma, welding, starting an inside fire ... That's what makes this channel exciting. Will it roll over ? Will the tow strap break ? Will they get it out ? thx !!
Deja-Blue gets my vote. If it was a Ford explorer then Dori the Explori would be best. If it belonged to Matt, Blueberry would work. Wishing th MORR team a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
It's cool to see the camera crew getting involved as well. Learning how to set up and use a plasma cutter seems like a very useful skill too have in your back pocket
I think its awesome how you guys help eachother out with things like this. Robbie will be suer to love his Jeep. I thought a good name would have been the Banana Split. Basically because its a split from the Banana. But its all good.
Love it. Tom never hesitated when he was Crowded "Jump King".😆 Matt not having money and doing it with what you have is what I call "Poor Boying" it. Leave us to our own devices and we'll get it done.
Wow this is tough! As much as I enjoy the incredibly appealing situation of a name that will make Robby annoyed every time he has to use it, I still can't get away from how incredibly awesome and fitting DejaBlue is!!
"Blue Java" Blue bananas, also known as blue Java bananas or ice cream bananas, are a unique variety of banana that have a distinct blue-green color when unripe and turn pale yellow when ripe.
it's just so good to see the builds epsiodes, just love the crafts and handson mentality. Happy hollidays, greetings from the Netherlands. Oh and my vote is on deja blue. And please share some videos on the corvairs
@@GrainneCarney whoa whoa whoa the ford mod 4.6 2v might be underpowered, heavy, and complicated, but it’s a reliable engine! Crown Vic taxis and cop cars are a testament to that 😂
@@anotherdave5107 Originally, the word dashboard applied to a barrier of wood or leather fixed at the front of a horse-drawn carriage or sleigh to protect the driver from mud or other debris "dashed up" (thrown up) by the horses' hooves.[
@@NickoBaggins- I'm from the school of dash being an adverb associated with movement such as flung. So perhaps a dashboard could have originally been a barrier to deflect things being flung but was then superceded and incorporated into the windshield. Our boat was dashed upon the breakwater by waves during a storm.
Merry Christmas MORR Family! The team and I all hope you have an amazing Christmas this year.
Merry Christmas from the Moore family in magna Utah!
Call it the bananarama!
Merry Christmas from Oklahoma
Merry Christmas. I like Deja Blue
"Ive never worked on anything this rusty"
As this canadian watches amazed that you had rockers left to cut off on the 1st place
"Deja Blue" is the perfect name in my humble opinion. The name pays homage to the Banana in a way that if you know, you know and is cool.
This is Robby we're talking about. It should be called "The Blueper".
Deja Bleu -morr Frenchy is morr better
Another vote for Deja Blue.
Deja blue
Deja Blue!!! ftw!
Matts explanation of school vs farm welders is spot on!! As someone who grew up on a farm with no money and no fancy tools, I utalize the many skills of frustration developed throughout childhood regularly. Git'er Done.
100% … I grew up on the farm and welded many things. Some may say you can’t do that, I say hold my beer and watch me lol. Matt was spot on.
Just make it work. And sometimes all you have is a torch and hangers to work with. Just make it work.
I vote for "Deja Blue"...this episode was truly a team effort...Great work.
Wishing everyone at Matt's shop a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
You got my vote on that. My wife would like that too. That is almost exactly how the license plate on her 2002 BMW (bought new) reads. DEJA BLU because we are limited to 7 characters.
Honestly that would be a hella good pun considering Rory's Old Blue lol
Gotta go with Déjà Blue! The fact that ya'll are basically building the Banana all over again, and Robby gets to paint it again, but this time blue; it just fits. Plus, Dory the Explory is cool, but it would be better if you guys were building him a Ford Explorer and gave it some combo of pink and purple with the blue and yellow (like blue and yellow exterior with a pink and purple interior).
Yes Deja Blue!
Deja Blue was spot on. Welder description was spot on. Our maintenance crew at the sawmill I was at from 1994 to 2020 went through so many guys. The rare certified welder that would actually start to work for our wage that was beneath them didn't last long. Once they figured out you couldn't bring the entire plant in the shop to the bench they quit. Welding parts that broke in below zero temperatures at break time was even less appealing. We had a couple guys that might have been certified but never talked about it. Lincoln made a great aluminum rod for stick welding and it was great on "clean aluminum".
Let's be real. Matt can do ANY thing, but Tom can do everything better. Like naming things. DejaBlu is a great name!
Merry Christmas to all!!!!!
Dorie the explorie is wayyyyy better come on. It's cute.
@@jonny5714 cute it is, but not better
Dejablue sounds like a strip club in Vegas.....just saying😂
@@matthewyoung7246 even better!
Deja Blue fits on multiple levels.
• I was thinking of BLUEBERRY ,
in keeping the Fruits of their
labors similar.
• And once he inevitably SINKS
it , they could never let him forget
it by renaming it
*_BLUE_* *_BURIED_*
Just what I was thinking. Great mInds think alike! Blueberry and Banana are made for each other like beans and cornbread.
I think they are both fruit. And they go together like a smoothie 😇
apparently blue banana's are actual things.
@@elfshadowx Yep, just looked it up and saw pics. I had seen red ones before.
Deja Blue is my vote can't wait to see it painted next to Banana, great to see Kaulin getting arond better Matt & Jamie have awesome kid's, Merry Christmas & God bless to all at MORR ❤️😉👍🎄
Dory is pretty apt, She'll wander aimlessly in search of whatever it is that she can't remember that she needs to rescue.
Not everyone watches childish cartoons. I have NO idea what you are talking about. Neither will 83% of the off-road community.
@@inmyopinion6836 I think a lot of us will know who Dory is... Its an old movie. I am 26 years old, into offroading and have definitely seen Finding Nemo and Finding Dory.
It's a reference to a movie from 20 years ago, a lot of the offroading community was children when Finding Nemo released. I don't think I've ever met anyone who didn't know what Finding Nemo was. @@inmyopinion6836
@@inmyopinion6836So single childless hermit?
People with kids will 100% understand this and most adults without kids will also. Well except you
Thanks to all of you at Matt's Off Road Recovery. Your humor and comradery are helping me get through some tough times. As for the name, both. Why? To Dory, everything is new, though she has lived it before, thus the "Deja Vu." She always has a great attitude and is never afraid to go "exploring" her world and help those in need. Cheers.
Dejan blue. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of you and your families. Thank you for keeping us entertained. I love the body style of the 66' covair.
@@bigbird8617
Deja Blue ;)
MERRY CHRISTMAS. It is a pleasure to watch as two friends exchange their knowledge and abilities to build, fabricate, and paint recovery vehicles for each other. And give us the joy of watching how hard you work in the process.
Yes, they do have a connection of mutual respect
Whoa… I learn new things everytime I visit this workshop. Some good, some questionable, but the explanation of the term “Dashboard”, kind of blew my mind. I have never wondered where that term came from, and did not know I desperately needed to know this! It’s 8.15am Christmas Day here in Midway Point, Tasmania, Australia, and I have heaps of people for lunch. There is no way out for them. I am going to educate every living soul about this fact (whether they like it or not).
Thanks for an amazing Christmas present, MORR team. Love it!
Merry Christmas to you and your's.
Merry Christmas to you too.
“Heaps of people” “no way out”! My stomach hurts from laughing
Daja-blu for the win !
"Heaps of people and no way out......". I love it! Merry Christmas.
Deja Blue is perfect Tom coined it perfectly. Fits the theme. Much better ring to it.
As it is a clone of the banana, deja blue is indeed the best name
I just have to say that, that was the most inclusive, welcome and unexpected holiday greeting, in my long life. Thank you everyone that we both know and love and thank you for those that we don't get to see, but also are part of this community.
Matt - Cut a square hole for a window in a 1/4" thick plate steel door and weld in a 1/4" thick wire reinforced glass window sealing it water tight without having to go back with sealant while leaving the glass clear. Farmer who taught me to weld could do it using a gas torch but sadly he passed before he could show me how he pulled it off. He did a lot of things the "School Book" welders with high certifications would tell you they learned in school were totally impossible.
I say that sometimes your held back when they teach you things are impossible when it might be better stated that we haven't figured that one out yet. Many things that Farmers figured out unfortunately haven't been documented and included in the textbooks.
Best!
While I like Dory I'm here for the Deja Blue. Fits well with the clone concept. You guys are always amazing, such a great work family. Always good to see! Merry Christmas to you all!
This is a seriously awesome episode, even by MORR standards. Seeing a team like that working together on a cool project like this is really inspiring. Matt's enthusiam in this episode is contageous too! Love the rebore side project in between too.
Kaulin, congratulations on getting your certification! That's quite an accomplishment!
Another great video from the crew at MORR. My vote is for Deja Blue. As others have pointed out, if it was an Explorer not a Cherokee than Dorra would have worked. To Matt and his family, the MORR crew and to all who watch and comment on these videos I wish you a Verry Merry Christmas.
Color: Yellow vs Deja Bleu
Fruit: Banana vs "Blue Java" Banana - greenish blue hue, vanilla fragrance, best color when unripened as ripened ones will turn yellow. Extension of the banana family.
Other Blue fruit names: Sloe Plums, Blue Marble tree fruit, Damson plums, Brazilian Jenipapos ("Robipapa"), Kastoree - blue mangoes [bluangos].
Great to see Kaulin welding, fabricating and comfortably working is a discombobulated manner.
It's fun to see Jake and Colby become a more active part of the crew plus good to see Kolin finding his place in the business.
And don't forget Rhett! Matt has to be proud of his entire team!
I think Kolin kinda always had his place he just had medical stuff and now it's mostly done so he can contibute more.
I absolutely love the collabs between all the channels I watch. Robby Layton, MORR, Fab Rats, Chad's Fab, TrailMater etc..
nother great build, love how you promote others all the time its refreshing, 🎄🎄🎄
If it was an Explorer instead of a Jeep, I'd vote for Dory but since it's a Jeep, it's blue, and it's a clone(sorta) of the Banana, Deja Blue is my vote.
I came here to say just this ^ so deja blu gets my vote
As a clone of the Banana, Deja Blue is the best name. Merry Christmas to the family and crew of MORR!
+1 for “Deja Blue”. Maybe weld a Banana die-cast for a hood ornament.
I vote for Deja-Blue. Absolutely spot on.
Because I haven’t specifically called him out yet - Jake’s teamwork and perpetual optimism and good attitude is an excellent model for men and masculinity. We can’t all be the Matt, in every aspect of our lives, the leaders, and Jake is exactly the kind of follower I try and strive to be when it’s my turn to follow, at work, with my partner, wherever. Jake sets a quality standard and it’s excellent to see in him a broader range of the expression of masculinity that we’re not regularly shown in traditional media. Because that guy’s tougher than I’ll ever be, but handles himself with grace and positivity.
Agreed. Some teams gel, grow, and reproduce (because followers become leaders), and others sputter, fail, and implode. We're always seeing growth in the MORR family because of quality people who keep people before product. And wouldn't you know it?.. That makes for quality product. 👍
That is an astute observation. Well said too.
I agree Jake you the man! @joshuakoerner good eye
Yeah Buddy, Jake is a great addition to the MOOR Crew. Start out as a grunt and gopher and pick up a world of Skills just by being part of a great and Skillful team of people.
Go Jake ..
Wow. Someone's got a crush.
Dejua Blue got my vote. I do like the single word names as the person put bellow " the blueper " Same o mage " the Banana. Same as the other person put below " if you know, you know and is cool " especially after the battery to the dome stunt.
Okay, that quip of Matt's about farm kids welding was stellar.
Merry Christmas, all. ❄️
In Australia it is called Cocky Snot .
@AlWorth9738if I had to have one rod, it would probably be 7018. I've stick weld everything due to not having a shop. I've had actual certified welders tell me you can't stick weld aluminum, or if you stick weld stainless it will fail. With enough pre and post heat, you can stick weld damn well anything.
@AlWorth9738 Cool, don't come across many other people that program PLCs!
Deja Blue gets my vote, Good job Tom!! Merry Christmas to everyone there at Matt's Off Road 🎄🎄😎
Always enjoy the collaboration between you guys. It’s awesome to see people supporting people.
Goood MORRing and Merry Christmas to everybody! 🎄✨
I really like The Blueberry, keeping it all fruit themed
I love seeing another XJ build. I'm a little biased, because I have a 97 Xj and the first time I came across Matt's channel was in the very first few videos of him doing recoveries in the "banana" as I was searching for Jeep Xj Videos.
I was instantly hooked and been a fan ever since. And to think my 11 year old son and I sent him and Tom two custom signs and they actually hung them in the shop. One on the door "Caution Matt it's Hot!!!" And "Tom Tom's AMAZING Miss Sally.....Matt secretly loves it" above Tom's drill press and milkshake machine...😂
I like Blueberry (to keep the jeep fruit theme) but deja-blue is a pretty fantastic name too. Dory will only work if there is yellow accents.
First thing I thought too
I will totally vote for Deja-Blue! Names are hard, the first usually isn't the best.
Love your show! Having had Corvairs in high school (1970-1974) and having recently recovered my first one from the local salvage yard, I love to watch your Corvair adventures!
Merry Christmas to all the MORR crew! Thanks for bringing a light atmosphere in an otherwise crazy world.
I never knew or even thought about why we call it a dash board. Thanks for the learning experience.
I love Deja Blue!! It’s too perfect not to use. I hope you all had a great Christmas! Happy new year!
Rhett is a great welder and worker, good help Matt!
Still love your recoveries. Shop stuff is pretty good too. I hope you all have a great new year. I liked Blueberry too, staying with the fruit theme. Except the wrecker, kinda reminds me of a giant dinasour egg.
Love your engine building Matt. I’ve rebuilt plenty of engines with a lot more run time on them than those Corvair engines and haven’t measured the cylinder bore at all. They all run great. What you have done is more than adequate for the job at hand.
I really liked the idea to call it Blueberry, it creates consistency between the two versions
I really like both names! But I think Dory the Explory will irritate Robby more lol!! Awesome episode guys and gals. Thank you and Happy Holidays!!
Matt, back in 1960, until '67, my dad was a Corvair specialist for a Cen Cal Chevy dealer. In 1960, he was crew chief for a sports car racer named Chuck Cornett. He built a Corvair engine that they ran in a Cooper chassis in Class D sports, and dominated for several years until the Cooper chassis was banned. I don't recall many specifics, but I remember they kept burning valves on the "long end" of the heads, and dad used plastic aluminum to fab extra carb bbsses, making 4 carb heads before the factory did. He used 409 rod bolts, and it would rev to 9500 RPM. Later, they used a Crown kit to put a 327 mid engine in a " 65 Corvair and ran class A sports. He had a Greenbriar van that would pull the Grapevine at 90+ mph.
Look at Collin jumping into Pop's and Rudy's boots. He's really learning and is putting it to task👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾.
I'm watching this having a proud dad moment for him lol
To the Matt and Jaymie Wetzel Family, Tom-Tom and family, Jefe, Jake, Ed and everyone on the Matts Off-Road Recovery team swinging the camera, behind the scenes and in the office -- Merry Christmas. Happy New Year. God bless you. Thank you for another year of bringing joy, entertainment, a little bit of know-how in the garage and out on the trail and being both and inspiration and lifeline for people in the off-road community. Especially the stuck ones. If someone makes a call, you'll get them out!
My vote is Deja blue! Merry Christmas, MORR team.
DejiaBlue is my vote, I love it!! Great show, as usual...merry christmas everyone, from your CT viewers
Merry Christmas to the great and wonderfully entertaining MORR Team. And Matt, keep those Corvair Jewels Rolling.
I really appreciate the Corvair info because my Grandpa, before moving to Florida, had a 63 brown hardtop and a 67 convertible in baby blue. So I love hearing it and then reminiscing about the good old days of cleaning carbs of the 67 so my grandpa would be willing to take me out in it. Thanks for everything you guys do!
Merry Christmas MORR team & families! I vote for “déjà blue” brilliant Tom! 👍🏻
Thank you so much for the top quality videos guys and gals! I'm going through some incredibly difficult times right now, someone really close to me just passed away and my gf broke up with me same day as the funeral. Yalls videos are the only thing getting me through these challenging times. Much love, keep up the great work!
Been there, done that.. This too shall pass. Hang in there, time heals a broken heart.
An ex girlfriend broke up with me at a get together after my brother’s funeral.
@ryanmcclelland4157 I appreciate the kind words my brother. Merry Christmas! Hope you have a wonderful day packed full delicious food and great family company!
The "PRUNE " if your having problems will get ya going!!
Merry Christmas to the whole gang!!
I like your approach to hand fitting your Corvair cylinders and crosshatching. This reminds me of the movie
" The Worlds Fastest Indian".
In that movie the singular genius hand-made his own pistons by casting them in sand. Great movie, I appreciate your resourcefulness.
Bright yellow rubber mud flaps would give it the Dory look 😊
It is really great to see how much more fun Matt and everyone else is having on the channel now vs when he first started. So hope each of you have a very Merry Christmas. Thank you for the countless hours of videos.
"Let's see if there is a gas cap." after cutting, plasma, welding, starting an inside fire ...
That's what makes this channel exciting.
Will it roll over ? Will the tow strap break ? Will they get it out ? thx !!
Deja-Blue gets my vote. If it was a Ford explorer then Dori the Explori would be best. If it belonged to Matt, Blueberry would work. Wishing th MORR team a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
Thanks for adding more Corvair content. Love it!
Deja-blue for sure of the two alternatives, OR Blueper like others suggested :)
It's cool to see the camera crew getting involved as well. Learning how to set up and use a plasma cutter seems like a very useful skill too have in your back pocket
I think its awesome how you guys help eachother out with things like this. Robbie will be suer to love his Jeep. I thought a good name would have been the Banana Split. Basically because its a split from the Banana. But its all good.
Love it. Tom never hesitated when he was Crowded "Jump King".😆 Matt not having money and doing it with what you have is what I call "Poor Boying" it. Leave us to our own devices and we'll get it done.
I just love Matt's sense of humor, and the relationship with Tom. Marry Xmass to all the crew and your families
Merry Christmas! a yes for "Déja Blue", and thanks for the FYI Dash Board explanation! (BTW "Déja Vue" is french for "already seen")
Robby will love this Banana clone and Matt will love getting the Bombi back. Good video and Merry Christmas!
Hearing Robby's kids call it "Dory thee Explory" is just too good to pass up
Конечно же Дори!!!! Робби нарисует рыбку на задней двери! Будет круто!
Wow this is tough! As much as I enjoy the incredibly appealing situation of a name that will make Robby annoyed every time he has to use it, I still can't get away from how incredibly awesome and fitting DejaBlue is!!
Déjà Blue hands down. And make sure to put really high end parts and accessories on it to really show him how upset you are!
The Blue Meanie a heavy tripper!
Awesome job guys and gal
That is a great way to measure the bore! May not be the most accurate but if it is good enough, than it is good enough.
Deja blue is genius!
"Blue Java"
Blue bananas, also known as blue Java bananas or ice cream bananas, are a unique variety of banana that have a distinct blue-green color when unripe and turn pale yellow when ripe.
it's just so good to see the builds epsiodes, just love the crafts and handson mentality. Happy hollidays, greetings from the Netherlands. Oh and my vote is on deja blue. And please share some videos on the corvairs
Dori the Explori just rolls best off of the tongue! I just hope it ends up with a decal or something somewhere that says "Just keep off-roading"
Kinda feel like it needs a Ford 4.6L V8 if you're gonna call it "the Explori".
@@GimpyChinaman nah I'm sure Robbie would rather it didn't need daily repairs ;)
@@GrainneCarney whoa whoa whoa the ford mod 4.6 2v might be underpowered, heavy, and complicated, but it’s a reliable engine! Crown Vic taxis and cop cars are a testament to that 😂
Love the teamwork. I vote for Deja Blue. Happy New Year, Matt, and the team. Love watching your videos.
I love worthless information. That "dash" lesson was awesome!
... and quite fictional ...
@@anotherdave5107 how so? A quick search seems to confirm Matt is correct about the origin of the word.
@@anotherdave5107
Originally, the word dashboard applied to a barrier of wood or leather fixed at the front of a horse-drawn carriage or sleigh to protect the driver from mud or other debris "dashed up" (thrown up) by the horses' hooves.[
@@NickoBaggins- I'm from the school of dash being an adverb associated with movement such as flung.
So perhaps a dashboard could have originally been a barrier to deflect things being flung but was then superceded and incorporated into the windshield. Our boat was dashed upon the breakwater by waves during a storm.
So Robby paints the Bombi for Matt and Matt builds the Blueper (my preferred name, lol) for Robby? 😁
Bluper, that's not bad...
I vote for Blueper.. lol
Blueper is the way.
Blueper for the win!
Merry xmas from across the pond you guys are so awesome. ❤
It should be called the Bluenana
Video Editor, I really like the style working/grinding with music, specially when the sparks fly 👍🏻
For me, Dejablue will do. Also, merry Christmas to you guys and big hug to everyone.
Deja-blue is perfect. Also because it’s a clone of The Banana. A already lived experience.
Happy X-Mas from The Netherlands.
Merry Christmas to you and the family. Deja-Blue is a good name.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year MORR!!
Famous Blue things: a "SMURF"... and it comes with the tune and the ladder of course... !!!!
Gotta Love Deja Blue. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to the whole crew.
Deja Blue. I love all that you guys do for your friends, customers, and everyone who comes into contact with you! Merry Christmas!!
Happy New Year MORR CORP! You guys should open another shop customizing or building XJ's!
Merry Christmas MORR crew! 2023 was a great year for content on this channel! Looking forward to more in 2024! (Deja Blue FTW!)
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to the MORR family!!! I think Deja Blue is the best name for it. Colin is doing great, Katelynn is learning.
It's just so cool that Matt builds all this V8-powered macho stuff, but loves old Corvairs!!
Best video for a long time way more done than a 30 min video on going for a ride in a clapped out junker thanks for sharing.
Merry Christmas Matt,Crew, Family & Pets! Can not forget the dogos!🎄🙏
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Deja Blue PLEASE!!
Deja Blu is the name to go with since you are building a clone of the Banana. It feels like we've been here already. Deja Blu for the win! ❤