eastsideTim said:Russian Warship, Go Berkeley Yourself said:In reply to NickD :
That means there is still content from each of the shows that hasn't aired yet.
Yup, hopefully this means Discovery doesn't just sit on the footage, and actually edits and releases the final seasons of the shows.
Quoting this because, even though they finished airing Roadworthy Rescues a few weeks ago, they have not started airing any new episodes of Hot Rod Garage, Faster, or Roadkill Garage. My subscription ends in a little over a month, and I decided I'm not paying for another year in the hopes they get around to it. Sent in my cancellation today, so unless they show new content in the next month, I'll have to wait until it hits YT to see it.
In reply to eastsideTim :
They are planning on stretching this out as long as possible. When my subscription is up, I'm done.
I've been seeing a lot of content on other channels (Vice Grip Garage, Tom Bailey Racing, etc.) showing them picking up vehicles at the old Motor Trend shops, and seeing those shops with the lights off, all the tools gone, all the cars gone, etc. is kind of haunting. Real "End of an Era" E36 M3.
Just saw Tony Angelo's newest vid. He acquired the Bonemaro. He wasn't even invited to buy it, but was able to backdoor it through Mikey P.
All of the East coast cars seemed to pile up at Derick's in Tennessee. Seeing Tony, Derek, and Finnegan all in the same video, bench racing and ogling rando cars of Vice Grip Garage was fun in and of itself. I love seeing the gang get back together now and again .
NickD said:I've been seeing a lot of content on other channels (Vice Grip Garage, Tom Bailey Racing, etc.) showing them picking up vehicles at the old Motor Trend shops, and seeing those shops with the lights off, all the tools gone, all the cars gone, etc. is kind of haunting. Real "End of an Era" E36 M3.
I've seen a couple of those videos, from Freiburger and Dave Chappelle. I was surprised at the number of cars they had stored in the warehouse, they apparently had held on to just about every car from every episode of every show.
Frieburger has flipped a few of the cars he got. The other day he put up a 1967 Olds Toronado that was from one of the other shows. It had a vinyl wrap that sort of simulated a Toronado that had run at Pikes Peak back in the day along with some offroad tires which I thought were silly mods, but otherwise it looked like a pretty nice car and it had come from the factory with a rare color combination. It sold for $5,000 which seemed like a steal to me; I would have bought it in a second if I'd had the chance, but it sold almost instantly after he put up the video.
I've been watching almost every former host's channels. It seems like Freiburger has been the best at executing the technical side of videomaking, with minimal shaky cam and decent audio. VGG was already pretty good at it. I still really like Dave Chappelle's content, but some of it I can't watch on a full stomach or I get nauseated from the shakiness. I'm also really enjoying Mike Cotton's videos, I'm hoping he starts posting more consistently.
In reply to eastsideTim :
I like watching Lucky Costa since his projects are interesting to me and I like how he has the knack of being able to work smarter not harder, although he does his own videos on his phone (and I'm guessing he does his own editing as well.) Tony Angelo's channel is good too.
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