Anyone else hit the thumbs up button as soon as the video starts because you know it's going to be great before it even starts? Love the unconventional build.
This is possibly the most underrated channel on RUclips right now. I know it sucks about Dirt Everyday but you're putting out content that's just as good as far as production quality and caliber of projects go. In a year we'll be celebrating your first million subs, looking back at these humble beginnings fondly. Great work Dave. Really proud of you for keeping up the momentum.
The thing that makes you cooler than most is you arent afraid to carve your own way instead of doing the same thing everyone else does. Truly hope to meet you on the trail someday
That rig is totally rad! Love when people think outside the box a bit. Coming from the trucking world, I could totally see how much freedom of movement you gain with the bags.
I’m my top 5 favorite channels. Dave is an amazing fabricator that you can learn a lot from these videos. Specifically that you don’t need a $100k truck to have a good time.
Love this truck! Had a Mazda mini truck when I was 18 and probably still my favorite “custom”. When I saw yours I seriously started contemplating building another one, in a 4x4 flavor almost 30 years later - great rig and love the originality of every bit of it
This is awesome. I'm so glad you're still making videos. I've been an import tuner guy my whole life and got into 4 wheeling a couple years ago. All my friends had triple locked land cruisers, so i bought a non running 1994 land rover discovery for $800 lol. Now it's on 35's, 4.73s, arb front and rear, 14" of travel, caged, and its all you Freds fault haha. Hopefully one day ill get accepted on Ultimate Adventure. Just in the last month i've been watching more of your channel and for my dads 70th birthday i got him a 89 4runner that had already been SAS'd, has marlin double cases, old school Marlin leaf springs, and i just did my first ever 4x4 fab project and welded in low range off road rear shock mount, tabs, and installed some old Poly Performance BBC shocks. We're heading to Hollister this weekend to try it out and my dad is beyond excited. Even just little videos like this are super helpful and help provide motivation to get out and wrench. Keep up the good work!
Of the 2 shows that I figured would be safe on MT were Roadkill and DED. The titles they pulled from YT and used to bring viewers from YT. Here’s to this channel becoming huge for you
As an old mini trucker. I find it interesting to see a step notch and bags on a crawler. I also have a similar 4 link bag on bar setup with over 15" of travel (also running Airlift Dominator 2600 bags) on my body dropped 65 GMC project. What a cool truck you have. It's got me wanting to do one someday.
Awesome channel, Dave. Hard to beat the value those little Mazdas offer. I have that same shirt I picked up in Moab a few years back. You have good taste. 😊
Dave these videos are exactly what I have been wanting since they took away the DED extras! I love all of the details and explanations, it really answers all the questions I had watching the episodes! You're the GOAT, keep it up!
I’m pretty sure I saw someone towing this truck in mid April on east bound i80 through Fairfield CA. As soon as I saw it I called my brother to tell him lol It made my day seeing it in person, even if it was for just a few seconds in the freeway. I drove a Mazda b2200 in 2010 right out of high school and planned on doing a bunch of work to it that never happened.. so I sort of have a personal attachment to this project. I ended up buying a 85 Toyota pickup, 22re, already 4x4 and solid axle so I ended up selling the b2200. Good luck with your channel!
My first vehicle was an '89 Mazda B2600i 4wd. My dad bought it new at the local Mazda dealer and I was lucky to have him give it to me as my first ride. It was red, sunrise red to be exact just like yours. Absolutely loved that truck! That 12 valve, 2.6 could keep up with the small V6s of the day. The 2.6 fuel injected engine was first offered in '89, and it was a MAZDA engine. Prior to that they used 2.6 carb engines from Mitsubishi in the 4wds. I've been a Mazda fan since and have had a few more Mazdas over the years. Anyway, thanks for the trip down memory lane lol. Yours is very cool, look forward to more vids of it in action.
Hey Dave, we all really appreciate what you and Fred have done for the off-road community with dirt every day! You guys got me into 4 wheeling and fabrication in a big way. You're convincing me I should use air bags when I get to three-linking my pickup, would you consider doing an in-depth video on airbag setup, parts you use, tips and tricks etc?
I think he is a dang good guy and he spends the time to talk to his fans and in my mind for how busy Dave is to take that time separates him from most. Well done Dave hats off to you brother 👏 👍
@@thedirtheadshed my pleasure brother. To be honest with you I took one of your replies and showed it to my family and friends and felt happy about the fact I said something that you felt like replying to. I feel that makes you a very real and rare person that reads and hears your fans slap hands 👋 lmao what movie is that from?
god do I wish I understood airbags like you do. seems so versatile. already a beautiful truck, but can't wait to see it with those "finishing touches".
@@thedirtheadshed I'm super curious about how it would work with IFS toyotas. Nate over at dirt lifestyle put long travel on his brand new taco, and his biggest issue with it is that the springs don't want to compress like they would with a straight axle rig. I feel like air ride could fix that, but I've never seen it done on an IFS 4x4. I have a 1st gen taco, too. pneumatic helper springs in the rear are common, but full air ride would be sorta revolutionary in that community.
will you make a video educating us on your airbag set ups? A detailed how to and why video would be super helpful as I’m sure many people would like to build a suspension like yours. Cheers!
I've probably watch those builds a lot, sucks you guy aren't doing dirt every day but awesome I get to watch you guys still on here and hoping to keep you invested enough to continue what you love and having the ability to watch.
No idea why MT binned dirt everyday but since they locked out countries form the app I haven’t been able to watch the guys so glad I can catch up on it all again cheers for what u do mate and bring on the big subscriber numbers fast
My brother had the exact same pickup (stock of course) years ago. We put some 33’s on (cut the fenders to suit) and wound the torsion bars up and extended the rear shackles to give it around about a 2 inch lift. Bloody thing was so capable and surprised a lot of people with what it could do. The engine is actually surprisingly powerful for what it is, good memories were made from that truck
Going back through and watching some of your old videos as i go through DED withdrawals and i have to say, MazGrande has perfect proportions. It looks like someone took a monster truck and shrunk it to like 1/2 scale
Absolutely look up to you as a builder and fabricator, I’ve been kicking around the idea of air bags for an upcoming Toyota project. You’ve sold me on it! Keep up the good work! Cheers from central Oregon!
I always loved the Mazda square body style. These were super popular to slam in the early 90s when I was in HS and my buddy had a sick one with an even sicker system in it. I like the looks of this truck!
Dave love this build it illustrates that a big LS or v8 swap isn’t required for a capable rig. Low buck built not bought is my favorite. It’s important to get out there anyway you can. Male memories. Lastly I don’t know anyone that has always messaged me back with great advice. I’m super lucky to have an LJ but even luckier to have had your help to build it. Love the Dirt Head shed
I love how you guys (you and Fred) are the same dudes you’ve always been…whether you have a MotorTrend, Petersen’s, or your wife’s budget. Everyone can relate.
I look at Dave’s truck and I wish I still had my old 81’ B2000 Sundowner. It would be awesome to make it a 4x4 and swap the 4 banger for an old Buick V6. Dave’s stuff is so cool and he has air-bagging down. All that knowledge from his lowered mini trucks really comes to light.
It's been cool to see a build go through the stages from budget build to slight out of your imagination custom build, all done with your 2 hands and not by throwing money at it. Love the truck and your passion for the build!
I was trying g to think of what the truck reminds me of ,then you said it . A micro machine,and that's rad keep making cool stuff I'll keep watching and learning.
mate, I've been on holidays for a few weeks, and been offline. your production and audio is spot on now, great work! love watching this channel become exactly what it should be, and it will keep on getting better.
Definitely love that thing. The bobbed bed and the roll bar gives it a cool look. Plus... how many other Mazdas are out there built like that? None that I've seen.
@@thedirtheadshed it fits with the truck though. By all means, do a cage, but that bar was on lots of trucks from around when that was first built. Stick some KC lights on it too! 😆
I seen you were out this past Saturday, I was the guy in the black Duramax passing you dropping into CDA. Sure would like to pick your brain on this setup, I reacquired my old chevy luv from high school and this is what I want to do with it
I love this truck! I love the low gearing similar to Clampy. I run an Atlas 4spd with up to 10.34 low range, and it really is a heck of a Swiss Army knife!
I've thought about seeing how difficult it would be to run airbags on my WRX so I could off road it easier but still have a street look. Love that you go your own way man can't wait to see you and Fred do some more wheeling videos.
I'm so damn torn between whether I love the Grande or Spaghetti more - they're both exactly what's up my alley! Totally dig your style, I've always been into doing things 'different'(including a long time interest in bags!) so I totally get it. Doing what's already been figured out is only so interesting, break new(or rarely traveled at least) ground!
Love this truck! Maybe tell the wife you need to build another but make a build series now that your on RUclips 😁, similar to how Paul at Fabrats did the FJ. Funny I remember him referring to you as he attempted bags in the rear of his truck, which I believe this is the truck he was inspired by. Either way can't wait to see more!
Love this build! Dave, it would be cool if you did a more in depth vid on how you use airbags in your crawlers. I'm sure there would be a ton of interest in learning more about how you set this up.
@@thedirtheadshed already got a 99 4runner, all i need now is the skill to do it lol. gonna get a welder and just start sticking metal plates together and see where that takes me
I’m from San Diego and when I bought my 71 burb I was looking forward to taking it to your shop, but you were already gone. I ended up taking it to Marcos at M and M fabworks in Chula Vista.
Anyone else hit the thumbs up button as soon as the video starts because you know it's going to be great before it even starts? Love the unconventional build.
i appreciate that . thanks
Absolutely did
100%
Guilty !!
Haha. Before the advertisement even finished…
This is possibly the most underrated channel on RUclips right now. I know it sucks about Dirt Everyday but you're putting out content that's just as good as far as production quality and caliber of projects go. In a year we'll be celebrating your first million subs, looking back at these humble beginnings fondly.
Great work Dave. Really proud of you for keeping up the momentum.
I hope so!! Thanks for the support
Daves content is better than DED production quality
What happened to Dirt Every day??
The thing that makes you cooler than most is you arent afraid to carve your own way instead of doing the same thing everyone else does. Truly hope to meet you on the trail someday
i like the odd stuff. normal is boring
That rig is totally rad! Love when people think outside the box a bit. Coming from the trucking world, I could totally see how much freedom of movement you gain with the bags.
They don’t have tons of travel. But they have not stopped me from going anywhere
@@thedirtheadshed it seems to work. Not to mention adjustability
You don’t often see a Mazda out there, nor a stock four cylinder, and then to have it on airbags! Bravo!
i like to keep it weird
I’m my top 5 favorite channels. Dave is an amazing fabricator that you can learn a lot from these videos. Specifically that you don’t need a $100k truck to have a good time.
I appreciate that
Thank you dave!. MAZ is a winner 🏆!!!.
It’s pretty good!
This plus wheeling video in one video is what my soul craves....
i agree. ill get there. trying to figure how to make all of the goods happen
Everyone has a toyota, I love to see Mazdas, Mitsubishis, etc. Makes the build way more special, great job.
Thank you
Love this truck! Had a Mazda mini truck when I was 18 and probably still my favorite “custom”. When I saw yours I seriously started contemplating building another one, in a 4x4 flavor almost 30 years later - great rig and love the originality of every bit of it
Thank you. It’s a good one. Needs a little attention at the moment
airlifts pulling triple duty as springs, limit straps and bump stops. Genius! Love the simplicity
Ts probably more than they are designed for. But I have not had a failure yet
This is awesome. I'm so glad you're still making videos. I've been an import tuner guy my whole life and got into 4 wheeling a couple years ago. All my friends had triple locked land cruisers, so i bought a non running 1994 land rover discovery for $800 lol. Now it's on 35's, 4.73s, arb front and rear, 14" of travel, caged, and its all you Freds fault haha. Hopefully one day ill get accepted on Ultimate Adventure. Just in the last month i've been watching more of your channel and for my dads 70th birthday i got him a 89 4runner that had already been SAS'd, has marlin double cases, old school Marlin leaf springs, and i just did my first ever 4x4 fab project and welded in low range off road rear shock mount, tabs, and installed some old Poly Performance BBC shocks. We're heading to Hollister this weekend to try it out and my dad is beyond excited. Even just little videos like this are super helpful and help provide motivation to get out and wrench. Keep up the good work!
I love hearing this. But I'm sorry to say, after you start wheeling Toyotas your land rover will get kicked to the curb.
Love this little truck. The build is perfected. Must be light and strong. Keep up the great entertainment 👍
Thanks so much. It’s not perfect. But it works really well
Maz Grande is my favorite truck from dirt every day. It's basically what inspired me to build a mini truck 4x4.
those are the stories i love to hear
One of best budget build that I've seen, keep up the good work.
Will do. Thanks
One of the coolest builds ever. Well done man.
Thank you. It’s a fun rig
So good! Mini trucks are cool for off roaming and the airbags look like they work great
this one is working amazing. Thanks
Of the 2 shows that I figured would be safe on MT were Roadkill and DED. The titles they pulled from YT and used to bring viewers from YT.
Here’s to this channel becoming huge for you
I appreciate that
That little red rig is so awesome!!! I want to air bag something now 😊😊
my job is done..
As an old mini trucker. I find it interesting to see a step notch and bags on a crawler. I also have a similar 4 link bag on bar setup with over 15" of travel (also running Airlift Dominator 2600 bags) on my body dropped 65 GMC project. What a cool truck you have. It's got me wanting to do one someday.
Right on. Sounds like a cool truck
Awesome channel, Dave. Hard to beat the value those little Mazdas offer. I have that same shirt I picked up in Moab a few years back. You have good taste. 😊
I am a sucker for souvenir shirts!
I saw Fred towing it through my home town. Got to chat with him and see the truck. It's an awesome rig!
Right on. Thanks
Great video.
thank you
Dave these videos are exactly what I have been wanting since they took away the DED extras! I love all of the details and explanations, it really answers all the questions I had watching the episodes! You're the GOAT, keep it up!
i appreciate it. I like showing stuff a little more in depth
I’m pretty sure I saw someone towing this truck in mid April on east bound i80 through Fairfield CA. As soon as I saw it I called my brother to tell him lol It made my day seeing it in person, even if it was for just a few seconds in the freeway. I drove a Mazda b2200 in 2010 right out of high school and planned on doing a bunch of work to it that never happened.. so I sort of have a personal attachment to this project. I ended up buying a 85 Toyota pickup, 22re, already 4x4 and solid axle so I ended up selling the b2200. Good luck with your channel!
thanks. that was probably me dragging it somewhere. march/april was when we shot the final episode with it
I'm glad I still get to see you wrenching
Speaking of that, I need to get to the garage
My first vehicle was an '89 Mazda B2600i 4wd. My dad bought it new at the local Mazda dealer and I was lucky to have him give it to me as my first ride. It was red, sunrise red to be exact just like yours. Absolutely loved that truck! That 12 valve, 2.6 could keep up with the small V6s of the day. The 2.6 fuel injected engine was first offered in '89, and it was a MAZDA engine. Prior to that they used 2.6 carb engines from Mitsubishi in the 4wds. I've been a Mazda fan since and have had a few more Mazdas over the years. Anyway, thanks for the trip down memory lane lol. Yours is very cool, look forward to more vids of it in action.
Heck yeah. You know the history. Not many know the Mazda engine between the Mitsubishi one and just becoming a rebadged ford.
Hey Dave, we all really appreciate what you and Fred have done for the off-road community with dirt every day! You guys got me into 4 wheeling and fabrication in a big way. You're convincing me I should use air bags when I get to three-linking my pickup, would you consider doing an in-depth video on airbag setup, parts you use, tips and tricks etc?
Yep. I’ll dig in deeper.
I think he is a dang good guy and he spends the time to talk to his fans and in my mind for how busy Dave is to take that time separates him from most. Well done Dave hats off to you brother 👏 👍
Thanks for the support!
@@thedirtheadshed my pleasure brother. To be honest with you I took one of your replies and showed it to my family and friends and felt happy about the fact I said something that you felt like replying to. I feel that makes you a very real and rare person that reads and hears your fans slap hands 👋 lmao what movie is that from?
As a fellow mini truck guy, 08 Reg Cab Ranger, I dig this truck so much! Lol
nice. keep building
god do I wish I understood airbags like you do. seems so versatile. already a beautiful truck, but can't wait to see it with those "finishing touches".
They are really simple
@@thedirtheadshed I'm super curious about how it would work with IFS toyotas. Nate over at dirt lifestyle put long travel on his brand new taco, and his biggest issue with it is that the springs don't want to compress like they would with a straight axle rig. I feel like air ride could fix that, but I've never seen it done on an IFS 4x4. I have a 1st gen taco, too. pneumatic helper springs in the rear are common, but full air ride would be sorta revolutionary in that community.
will you make a video educating us on your airbag set ups? A detailed how to and why video would be super helpful as I’m sure many people would like to build a suspension like yours. Cheers!
There is a really good Working From Home episode I did on Motortrend from when I built the front suspension
Ok sweet I’ll check that out. Just ordered me some bags!
@@twrxzuks rad
I've probably watch those builds a lot, sucks you guy aren't doing dirt every day but awesome I get to watch you guys still on here and hoping to keep you invested enough to continue what you love and having the ability to watch.
I’m glad he’s on RUclips being in australia we got booted from MT App just hope the subs come fast and he can keep up the vids
That was not cool
It’ll keep me in the game
Wow man production quality is top notch really getting this RUclips thing down fast. Love the builds
That’s all Cameron. The videos I do are still garbage
No idea why MT binned dirt everyday but since they locked out countries form the app I haven’t been able to watch the guys so glad I can catch up on it all again cheers for what u do mate and bring on the big subscriber numbers fast
I’m trying! Thanks
The Mazda is definitely unique. Another great build Dave. Thanks for posting more videos!
thanks for watching
My brother had the exact same pickup (stock of course) years ago. We put some 33’s on (cut the fenders to suit) and wound the torsion bars up and extended the rear shackles to give it around about a 2 inch lift. Bloody thing was so capable and surprised a lot of people with what it could do. The engine is actually surprisingly powerful for what it is, good memories were made from that truck
They are good little rigs
This rig is one of my favs. Really dig the no front bumper and just winch look!
its hard to have a bumper that looks cool on something that just needs to wheel hard
Going back through and watching some of your old videos as i go through DED withdrawals and i have to say, MazGrande has perfect proportions. It looks like someone took a monster truck and shrunk it to like 1/2 scale
I’m with ya. That truck has it going on
Yes! Keep the videos coming Dave
Will do. Thanks
Great build been watching the video’s on the Maz Grande great evolution.
Thanks for watching. It’s a good lil truck
Glad to have found you again Dave! I love the Maz Grande build, anything that isn't the standard Toyota or Jeep has my attention.
Right on
Glad to see this truck still in action totally awesome
Thank you
Absolutely look up to you as a builder and fabricator, I’ve been kicking around the idea of air bags for an upcoming Toyota project. You’ve sold me on it! Keep up the good work! Cheers from central Oregon!
I love central Oregon. Look forward to seeing another bagged crawler
@@thedirtheadshed I’ll be posting videos of the build, may have to pick your brain a little.
Dave, so glad we could build these shocks for you and they work so well!
Yeah! Thanks again Jason. They work great
You’re killing it Dave, love the channel!
Thanks. Im Trying!
Thank you for sharing Dave. One of my favorite builds you have done in DED. Keep on keeping on.
Thanks. It’s a good rig
I always loved the Mazda square body style. These were super popular to slam in the early 90s when I was in HS and my buddy had a sick one with an even sicker system in it. I like the looks of this truck!
They have good style
Each episode gets better and better. The dirt heads were the reason I subscribed to motor trend. Keep it up dude! 🤘
thank you. this one is produced by a friend of mine.. the ones i put together are still garbage
Out of the box thinking. Love it.
thank you
I love that truck. One of my favourite builds. Great job.
thank you
This is the video I've been waiting for. I had a 91 b2600i extra cab, and that is what I wanted it to be. Thanks Dave
they are cool trucks
Another great video, Thank you Dave!
Thanks for watching
Dave love this build it illustrates that a big LS or v8 swap isn’t required for a capable rig. Low buck built not bought is my favorite. It’s important to get out there anyway you can. Male memories.
Lastly I don’t know anyone that has always messaged me back with great advice. I’m super lucky to have an LJ but even luckier to have had your help to build it. Love the Dirt Head shed
I want a new engine, but I think a v8 would ruin it
I love how you guys (you and Fred) are the same dudes you’ve always been…whether you have a MotorTrend, Petersen’s, or your wife’s budget. Everyone can relate.
Fred is good people. We need to get back to work
Looks and sounds like a great little truck. It's just the right size that I don't hate.
It’s a cool rig. Thanks
You’re the man Dave!
You’re the man!
Love the Maz Grande. My fav out of all of your rigs!!!! 🤘🔥
Thanks. Might be mine too
Micromachines! I remember those 😄. Love the Mazda 👍
Thanks, me too
Airbag Dave has a nice ring to it; not as cool as Dirthead Dave but Airbag Dave works too. Loving the new channel.
I’ve had so many nicknames in my life. Im sure Dirthead won’t be the last
I look at Dave’s truck and I wish I still had my old 81’ B2000 Sundowner. It would be awesome to make it a 4x4 and swap the 4 banger for an old Buick V6. Dave’s stuff is so cool and he has air-bagging down. All that knowledge from his lowered mini trucks really comes to light.
thanks, that sundowner is a great body style
Love it Dave, one of my favorite builds!
thanks.
The trans and dual cases are the coolest part of this little trail warrior. I dig it, I dig it a lot! Rock on Dave!
thanks
I just absolutely love your style man production is awesome and love the content.
Thank you. Gonna have a mix of style and quality on here
It's been cool to see a build go through the stages from budget build to slight out of your imagination custom build, all done with your 2 hands and not by throwing money at it. Love the truck and your passion for the build!
thank you
Thanks, Dave! I've loved that little truck since you got it and you've made it awesome.
Thanks. I’m enjoying it too
Love this truck!
Thanks
Great job Dave!
Thank you
I have looked for info on that truck several times. I can't decide if the mazda or the ferd is my favorite. Great video, Thanks Dave.
They are both good. I’m on the fence too
Awesome truck with so many unique things tucked in it. Thanks for another great video!!
No problem
I was trying g to think of what the truck reminds me of ,then you said it . A micro machine,and that's rad keep making cool stuff I'll keep watching and learning.
i appreciate it
Love the channel! Keep killing it!
thank you. I'll do my best.
Man I love this truck!!! I’ve followed the build from the start. Thanks for taking the time to give us a rundown!!
Thanks for watching
mate, I've been on holidays for a few weeks, and been offline. your production and audio is spot on now, great work! love watching this channel become exactly what it should be, and it will keep on getting better.
Thank you. This video was done by my friend Cameron. He will help with 10-12 a year. My stuff is still pretty rough, but getting better
Definitely love that thing. The bobbed bed and the roll bar gives it a cool look. Plus... how many other Mazdas are out there built like that? None that I've seen.
I’m not sold on the roll bar. It was quick and simple. I want to build a proper in cab cage
@@thedirtheadshed it fits with the truck though. By all means, do a cage, but that bar was on lots of trucks from around when that was first built. Stick some KC lights on it too! 😆
I never comment on videos but keep it up Dave! Love all of your content so far. I also enjoy the variety of motorsports you cover.
thanks for commenting , and following along. it really helps grow the channel
Your fabrication skills are very admirable. Always thinking out of the box with great ideas. Keep up the great content.
Thank you! It’s a fun process
I seen you were out this past Saturday, I was the guy in the black Duramax passing you dropping into CDA. Sure would like to pick your brain on this setup, I reacquired my old chevy luv from high school and this is what I want to do with it
Dmaxxxx. The Luv has good potential
Awesome build. You definitely went outside the box. Likewise, I look forward to your next build.
Thanks
I love this truck! I love the low gearing similar to Clampy. I run an Atlas 4spd with up to 10.34 low range, and it really is a heck of a Swiss Army knife!
Gearing is where it’s at
I love the air bags, hoping to build my ranger with air bags someday from watching your builds.
Right on. Thanks
Excellent stuff again! I'm not an off road guy but love your builds. Keep up the good work!
Thanks. I try to keep ‘em cool to anyone
Probably my favorite build out of all your trucks Dave. Love it 👍👍
Thank you. It’s a great lil truck
Love this build and thank you for the video over it!
Thanks for watching
I've thought about seeing how difficult it would be to run airbags on my WRX so I could off road it easier but still have a street look. Love that you go your own way man can't wait to see you and Fred do some more wheeling videos.
I’m sure airlift makes a strut for it
Love the maz grande I want to do a solid axle swap on my ranger. Great info and video thanks Dave
chop it up
When will you have merch up and running? "Airbag the world" t-shirt perhaps?
Also working on this
I'm so damn torn between whether I love the Grande or Spaghetti more - they're both exactly what's up my alley! Totally dig your style, I've always been into doing things 'different'(including a long time interest in bags!) so I totally get it. Doing what's already been figured out is only so interesting, break new(or rarely traveled at least) ground!
thanks for the support
The trans adapter episode was crazy!
It was! I’m so glad it worked
Great episode!!
Thank you
Love this truck! Maybe tell the wife you need to build another but make a build series now that your on RUclips 😁, similar to how Paul at Fabrats did the FJ. Funny I remember him referring to you as he attempted bags in the rear of his truck, which I believe this is the truck he was inspired by. Either way can't wait to see more!
I need a family rig… and I have a set of axles on the floor
Love this build! Dave, it would be cool if you did a more in depth vid on how you use airbags in your crawlers. I'm sure there would be a ton of interest in learning more about how you set this up.
I’ll do more on that
Honestly, I love the front end of the Mazda
they are so good looking
Awesome truck, hope i get to build something like that one day. These videos are awesome to get an idea of what it takes
you can totally build a rig of this caliber. Starting with a Jeep or Toyota would take a lot of the guess work out though.
@@thedirtheadshed already got a 99 4runner, all i need now is the skill to do it lol. gonna get a welder and just start sticking metal plates together and see where that takes me
One of the best rigs ever built by DED guys!
Thank you. I love the ones we revisited and continued to modify
I'd love to see a more in depth look at how you set up your air suspensions like you did on maz grande and mom's spaghetti. Keep up the good work.
Will do. I need to do another walk through video
I like the things you've done to this truck. Pretty neat. Nice little tweaks over time. Got it working really good..
thanks. i am enjoying it
Lookin forwards to all the fabrication vids to come! I definitely need to see more of Maz Grande rear end build looks wild in there 💪
i wish i had been able to document it better. may have to just do photos and voice over to make a video on here
keep em coming dave
Working on it
I’m from San Diego and when I bought my 71 burb I was looking forward to taking it to your shop, but you were already gone. I ended up taking it to Marcos at M and M fabworks in Chula Vista.
Im sure they did a good job