This guys content is always so enjoyable, he's one of the few I click on no matter what the topic of the day is.
I fell asleep last night thinking of finding a vintage Vespa to zip around town on.
Mopar Action is a magazine that I started back in 1988, and it enjoyed a great run right up until this year. I'd say that most of that magazine's ability to survive to this time should be credited to my friend Geoff Stunkard, one of the best all around automotive journalists the industry has ever known.
He's staking his claim on Youtube now, so let's help get him a leg up. Give him a sub, and let him know what kind of content you'd like to see him cover.
Geoff is a great guy with a killer future on this platform.
When you're ready to settle in for the night and looking for a couple of hours of pure gearhead entertainment, this video has got you covered. Probably the best of its kind I've seen on Youtube so far.
Dr. Art mind melds with Mission Improbable! No actual tuning changes yet, but the process has to start somewhere.
Good until they're not, and then it's all evil from there....
And so it begins!
Our man Kiwi's off to a good start with a solid running Poly...could it really be as easy as swapping in a new set of plugs and heading off into the desert? Hmmmmmmm.....
It's the ultimate in irony. Today, I see a story about how the main stream media is in freefall collapse, with some 20,000 "journalists" losing their jobs in just the last year alone.
Then, this evening I see this. Cody pulls off a fantastic piece of boots on the ground journalism in an attempt to find a fair and unbiased account of what really happened back in 2004 when Marvin Heemeyer decided to take his killdozer for a joyride through town.
Merry Christmas! We'll be on LIVE tonight at 7pm Central.
We live Mopar but have our hands in a little bit of everything. Old school simplicity and common sense Hot Rodding is what we're all about. Classic Muscle cars, vintage daily drivers. street and drag racing, DIY wrenching and budget builds the common working man can afford.
Uncle Tony's Garage is similar to the great car magazines of the 60's and 70's. A wide variety of topics and features any gearhead can relate to.
In addition to our ongoing project builds, we also post videos on viewers cars, historic factory cars as well as race cars and street machines. You'll also find unique personality profiles and even the occasional vehicle rescue. And now, with our newe facilities we're branching out into the worlds of Off Road and Autocross. UTG is the only place on earth you'll find a Chrysler Slant Six powered Miata, and we've got plenty more like that lined up for the future.