Right now - Your top favorite YouTube Rabbit Hole?

[abisel]

And then there is Tina. An outstanding performer.

[sc_rufctr]

My latest "Rabbit Hole".

I've been thinking about re-trimming the interior of my 911.

[asphaltgambler]

Old engines starting or abandoned equipment resurrected, there are a few chiropractors demonstrating there skills with relieving pain...

[asphaltgambler]

Old engines starting or abandoned equipment resurrected, there are a few chiropractors demonstrating there skills with relieving pain........odd I know....

[daepp]

Again, thanks for all the suggestions. I’ve watched pretty much everything recommended, other than the cooking shows (it’s me not you).

About the channels suggested above, as much as social media and AI scare me, I’m still fascinated how well the YouTube algorithm knows us...

Anyways, I’m starting day 10 of my convalescence and I’m hoping I have reached the “end” of YouTube. More suggestions always appreciated!

Ps I went back and watched a bunch of This Old Tony’s, Abom 79 and The History Guy. As they weren’t mentioned before I thought I throw them out for the Pelicanistas...

My daughter appropriately modified my ride:

[schwarz633]

Bad Chad

https://www.youtube.com/c/BadChad/videos

Bit of a train wreck, but entertaining.

[schwarz633]

Originally Posted by fastfredracing

I know absolutely zero about automatic transmissions, but I've watched enough of these now that I think I could tear down a 4L60E now with no problem.

[Nostril Cheese]

The Sharter....

[GG Allin]

Loudlabs Network. It's really not safe out there.

[1990C4S]

Originally Posted by schwarz633

Bad Chad

https://www.youtube.com/c/BadChad/videos

Bit of a train wreck, but entertaining.

He was much better when he posted 30 minute videos. His 90 minute shows, and the live stuff, are trash.

I like him, he interesting, but only in short bursts.

[JackDidley]

Nobody else watches Goonzquad . These guys started buying wrecks to rebuild about 3 years ago. No
cursing, or drama. They sometimes get in over their head but thet have fun building cars. And they make tons of cash.

[vtsunshine]

Originally Posted by JackDidley

Nobody else watches Goonzquad . These guys started buying wrecks to rebuild about 3 years ago. No
cursing, or drama. They sometimes get in over their head but thet have fun building cars. And they make tons of cash.

Yeah those guys are great. Their energy is always great to watch, I can't imagine fixing some of the stuff they do.

[Baz]

Originally Posted by daepp

-snip-
Anyways, I’m starting day 10 of my convalescence -snip-

Thanks for this interesting thread and best to you on the remainder of your recovery period, David.

Thanks also to all who contributed. I'm a big fan of YT! Incredible resource.

[vash]

daepp. hope you are feeling better!!


here.

[VINMAN]

Any of these restoration videos

[sc_rufctr]

Something different!

[Jay Auskin]

Originally Posted by rusnak

In no particular order:

...

Hoovies Garage


...

Hoovie's Garage is one of my favorites, been watching since the beginning.

Also like:

Sam the Cooking Guy:


MI Gardener:


Epic Gardening:


Rich Rebuilds:


Sailing Doodles (now on a powerboat):


The Gardening Channel with James Prigioni (his intro cracks me up!):


A few others...watch very little "TV"...but have found some really enjoyable YouTube channels. I hope they don't screw up how these people get paid, as the channels are very well done.

[CurtEgerer]

I pretty much gave up on F1 several years ago due to extreme boredom/disinterest but miss the Sunday mornings watching the coverage. So I sometimes watch one of the old races on the TheRacingJungle. 164 ESPN Speedworld vids of Indy, IMSA, NASCAR and F1 mostly from the late 80s and 1990s. VHS-quality, but you can't have everything.

https://www.youtube.com/user/TheRacingJungle

[daepp]

Speaking of racing - this was absolutely thrilling!



"Bloody brilliant racing. Not a micro-processor in sight, just the car, the driver and the road! As it should be!"

[porsche930dude]