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Davin is probably my favourite automotive presenter on YT. He is the reason I watch Hagerty. Excellent work, looking forward to all of his future projects.
Looks good Davin, a place for everything and everything in it`s place. Love seeing the `50 Chevy running and back on the road. Love the redline rebuild series, such cool vehicles. Quite the setup, should be way more productive. Keep up the good work, wish I could work with you. This 62yr old shadetree wrencher is a bit jealous..lol, I have worked on my own junk since I was 16 on my back, no lift, just to keep it running. My daily is a `91 Silverado with 300,000 on the clock and still going. Stay safe, God Bless.
Thanks, Davin. You've found a nice balance between technical info and the sheer entertainment of watching parts go together. Hagerty has become a go-to channel and I'm looking forward to future projects.
That is some serious investment. The Hagerty crew, especially through the media folks, have really inspired and encouraged me to get more hands-on with my personal fleet, and I appreciate the continued focus on demystifying things and making maintenance and repair items more approachable. I don't have aspirations to be a real mechanic but realistically need to become more self-reliant and responsible for the vehicles under my care because some of these things are a bit of a dying art. And of course any money saved on labor is money that can be otherwise put into the vehicle(s). I'm really excited to see what you guys have in mind for the future. Sounds like a detour into the world of shiny cars may be in order. I like it all.
Thanks Chris! You've been with us almost from the start of all this car fixing stuff! How's that GTO running these days? Once we can travel again, we'll have to make plans for a Dallas-area Barn Find Hunter trip and try and meet up for dinner! Maybe bring Davin along to find us another project!
@@Hagerty GTO is running GREAT. If Tom wanted to leave the Woody and have something to bomb around with, I'm sure we could make arrangements. Big shout out to the entire crew.
please not, Davin has the right combination of skills and camera appeal. We don't need another workshop reality dramady of guys bickering and throwing wrenches at each other.
The More Efficient & Organized that a Person is At Home , Schools or Work ? The More Time That Person Has To Spend On the Things That Have to Get Done & Really Matter ! Kudos to the Redline Crew!👍
Fantastic new shop, a huge space! I completed installing the wood on my 57 Chevy truck today. Two man job with the back off the truck. All wood was cut and routed by us, burnt to look old and even the steel strips repaired to retain originality. I'm very pleased with the result and thanks to Davin has given me huge confidence In tackling my running restoration.
i am so happy for you. when you can walk to more than one project when waiting for parts or just have to get away from it, you will get more quality work done. having area to do different parts of rebuild is a dream come true. thanks for showing your new empire.
Hi Davin, Congrats! I always look forward to your (and Hagerty) videos. If you want to go into the shop details any deeper then you could explain electricity service, shop lights, the floor drain, compressed air (oiler, drier, tank size, rotary or piston, compressor location and sound deadening ( I bet you don't want the compressor kicking in in the middle of a shoot) & operating psi). I saw what looked like new air fittings on the wall. Can't wait to see the parts cleaner! Again Congrats!
So happy for you guys. Your content is always top notch. You channel is blowing up. I hope this means more content quicker in the future. I always get excited seeing you guys have a new video out.
Davin, that's a coupe modified. My father an uncle drove those years ago. They drove them with small blocks, big blocks, flatheads and even straight sixes. I look forward to watching that project come to to life. Good luck with the new shop!
Nothing better than a bigger Garage. I can't speak for anyone else but I like that Tom finds them and you work them. Tom needs to help every so often. I know Tom lives down here where I am at but making a trip to T/C( I was born in Traverse City) every so often would be cool to see.
Nice, more room more projects. As you stated more room to be better organized, makes a lot of sense to me. Can't wait to see that modified rebuilt, those were the stock cars I grew up with in Upstate New York. I remember the episode of the "Barn Find Hunter" when he showed this stock car.
Happy Birthday America ! I live in Las Vegas and I Visited ATOMIC MOTORS. They had a Open House this past weekend. It is a restoration shop from old to new. They already got all the departments together and going. The owners name is Billy. Davin,I enjoy you guys and all Hagerty's Y/T. Good job !
Fantastic! This will only improve an already amazing series. On another note. Has anyone noticed how much Davin loves the word “relative”? That is relative to his position with Hagerty and speaking at the camera of course.
A nice new and bigger shop! Sweet!! I really enjoy your videos and watching all of these projects come back to life. You guys do some incredible work! Can't wait to see some more!
TOTALLY AWESOME VIDEO AWESOME SHOP!!! LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING MORE OF IT IN UP COMING VIDEO'S. THE CLEAN ROOM, ENGINE PARTS ARE KEPT, AT THE BOTTOM OF THE DOOR MITE PUT RUBBER TRIM , OR DOOR SWEEP ON THEM. IT'S JUST A IDEA KEEPING MORE DUST OUT OF THE ROOM.
Well, that is really cool. I'll bet there are going to be some great videos coming out of those little editor cells. Stop! Don't drive that Model A. If it isn't dripping the crankcase is probably empty. Thanks for the update.
Love the channel and I hope this new facility adds to the quality of the stuff you guys turn out. Working in television I would have loved to have seen some of he edit facility. Perhaps one day!
Good to see Snowballs car getting some attention, Hope you can get ti done soon, I remember watching this thing race many years ago, Also good friend of Snowballs
Love the new shop!! I'm a 55 years old and I wish I had what I have today as far as knowledge, tools and work space when I was younger. I bet you feel the same way 😉
Holy crap Davin!! That's some awesome news!! Makin me jealous with a designated electrical station!!! Oh and jealous that you get to wear shorts while you work!! What a fantastic dream job buddy!!!
It is always thrilling to just listen to the Devon every time! Many thanks to all of you for this always very interesting content and the effort and passion that you devote to your work! "... very big cinema!" As we say. I wish you all the success you dream of, because you truly deserve it! I just have to say thank you one more time! Many greetings from sunny and also very warm Germany ... Stay healthy!
Nice advice about sections of the shop, if you have a small shop you just have to adjust to the size. It’s not about the size, it’s the organisation. Best luck
Ha, this is awesome man! Way to go! Also, thanks for keeping this at a human level, not so crazy that I feel I have no hope in my small projects. Cheers all!
Congrats on the new shop! The layout looks great and much easier to float from one project to another. I’m sure it will keep things exciting. Can you please consider changing the rims on the truck? They hurt my eyes and take away from all the amazing work you did on it. Keep up the great work!
Nice garage and i think its set up is great and the stalls seem to be just fine the way you set it up mind you its not all done yet so it may look alot better in time so will wait and see how it looks in time when its all said and done it should look great and lots more room as well good luck.... thanks for the tour.
Where's the coffee making equipment? One of the most vital things in any workshop! From the tiniest jeweller's place, to the biggest heavy engineering outfit, it's the one common thing. It greases the wheels. Other than that, I've turned a very deep green. Well jealous. Enjoy it.
Hopefully they have a common break room with coffee, tea for the Brits that visit, cold water and Gatorade for those REALLY hot days in the shop, and even a microwave for those days that you brought something tasty for lunch from home. And I’m also dark green with envy because they have lifts (that would be a ramp for you British viewers) and I have to deal with ramps and jacks.
@@digitalrailroader Totally agree. I took ramps and a pit for granted when I had access to them, but drive up ramps, trolley jacks, and axle stands just aren't the same. Especially out in the street, as I have to. Food and drinks helps with problem solving too. All those times you really can't grasp what's up/want to give up on it...five minutes out to refresh yourself can make all the difference. Don't know how many times I've been there!
Looks amazing. Always Nice to see hard work pay of. The only thing it needs are Some cool graphics or automotive art on the Walls thats fits each section. Keep moving forward. Love youre video’s. Greetz from the Netherlands.
Love the non existent establishment shot when you all entered the engine assembly room. Further enhanced by the camera operator deciding that a charcoal grey, featureless backdrop for Davin to stand in front of was suitably interesting. Great rehearsal that one. Reminds me of the time when I was a cameraman at a football game. I was required to film some people and get their thoughts on a players milestone. Do it on the fly they said. Okay, so I'm interviewing the grand mother of the player in question. This is for posterity after all. Anyway she and I did our thing and I moved on. Back on post you know what was behind and above her head in the BG? A sign that read 'Public Toilet'. Learnt a lesson that day. All the best.
It would be a great idea for the company to purchase more or a couple of cars featured on the "barn find" series and use them as projects as it would be nice to see the story continue on the cars from finding them to then having them back on the road.
I worked on and built a hundreds of different cars in my life all in a shell drive way in Florida .I built all my engines on a stand on the car port and most are still running last I knew . like he said you don't need a shop to build great cars a drive way or a garage works fine . I did it 35 years tell my back gave out and would still do it if I could stand long enough to got it done.
Alway nice when setting up a new shop but then ya have to wonder... how long will it be before more room is needed? So are we putting in a spare booth and metal fabrication and welding area? Congratulations Davin, although I am seeing I am very late on this video.
I love it when a plan comes together! Two things: you'll need a really decent coffee maker that makes about 9000 cups - and as far as that 70's juke box goes - just drop a hemi in it and you're good to go.
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In case you haven't checked them out:
Chevy Stovebolt Redline Rebuild: ruclips.net/video/gJx4Ze-j348/видео.html
Model A Redline Rebuild: ruclips.net/video/GGn-5VoS-m8/видео.html
Harley-Davidson motorcycle Redline Rebuild: ruclips.net/video/R6eDxJkCeRI/видео.html
VW Beetle engine Redline Rebuild: ruclips.net/video/S3cMPJjuj2w/видео.html
Hagerty what state are you guys located in
We're located in Michigan!
@@Hagerty Any chance your shop could be a "destination stop" for some of the car clubs in your area?
Davin is probably my favourite automotive presenter on YT. He is the reason I watch Hagerty. Excellent work, looking forward to all of his future projects.
At age 62 and recently retired, that is the kind of shop I’ve always wanted to work at.
Nice upgrade!!!!
You know a guy is a real gearhead when he gets excited talking about his new parts washer.
Those sound absorbers on the walls make me so happy. Really nice shop!
Ahhh, that is what those were. We noticed those right away. Puzzled over whether they were art or function.
The 3 Doors Down part killed me. Give that editor a bonus
Me too! Hilarious 😂 😂
Super sharp! Ten points
Looks good Davin, a place for everything and everything in it`s place. Love seeing the `50 Chevy running and back on the road. Love the redline rebuild series, such cool vehicles. Quite the setup, should be way more productive. Keep up the good work, wish I could work with you. This 62yr old shadetree wrencher is a bit jealous..lol, I have worked on my own junk since I was 16 on my back, no lift, just to keep it running. My daily is a `91 Silverado with 300,000 on the clock and still going. Stay safe, God Bless.
Thanks, Davin. You've found a nice balance between technical info and the sheer entertainment of watching parts go together. Hagerty has become a go-to channel and I'm looking forward to future projects.
beautiful shop, i really like the separation of dirty room, clean room and car workshop.
congrats!
That is some serious investment. The Hagerty crew, especially through the media folks, have really inspired and encouraged me to get more hands-on with my personal fleet, and I appreciate the continued focus on demystifying things and making maintenance and repair items more approachable. I don't have aspirations to be a real mechanic but realistically need to become more self-reliant and responsible for the vehicles under my care because some of these things are a bit of a dying art. And of course any money saved on labor is money that can be otherwise put into the vehicle(s). I'm really excited to see what you guys have in mind for the future. Sounds like a detour into the world of shiny cars may be in order. I like it all.
Thanks Chris! You've been with us almost from the start of all this car fixing stuff! How's that GTO running these days? Once we can travel again, we'll have to make plans for a Dallas-area Barn Find Hunter trip and try and meet up for dinner! Maybe bring Davin along to find us another project!
@@Hagerty GTO is running GREAT. If Tom wanted to leave the Woody and have something to bomb around with, I'm sure we could make arrangements. Big shout out to the entire crew.
Keep going! 👏
They’re going to need more Davins.
Been looking for cloning how-to videos on RUclips. No luck, yet!
please not, Davin has the right combination of skills and camera appeal. We don't need another workshop reality dramady of guys bickering and throwing wrenches at each other.
Varmint243 DaveV , I meant literally, more Davins. 😄
@@varmint243davev7 Would Davin get along with himself?, That is the question !!
Your Jukeboxes are a Seeburg M-100B from 1951 and a Seeburg HF100R from 1954, nice workshop
The More Efficient & Organized that a Person is At Home , Schools or Work ? The More Time That Person Has To Spend On the Things That Have to Get Done & Really Matter ! Kudos to the Redline Crew!👍
Fantastic new shop, a huge space!
I completed installing the wood on my 57 Chevy truck today. Two man job with the back off the truck. All wood was cut and routed by us, burnt to look old and even the steel strips repaired to retain originality. I'm very pleased with the result and thanks to Davin has given me huge confidence In tackling my running restoration.
Awesome shop areas! So many cool thing to look forward to with a man of Davin's skills on the job! 😊
i am so happy for you. when you can walk to more than one project when waiting for parts or just have to get away from it, you will get more quality work done. having area to do different parts of rebuild is a dream come true. thanks for showing your new empire.
Slick Davin, looking good and congrats! Looking forward to an increase in the the ole Redline Updates!
'we're treating them well...it's air coniditioned' haha, someone has to print that on a t-shirt
Congratulations on the new shop! Really enjoy your videos and have great respect for your work ethic, thanks Davin.
That poor ceiling fan has so much work to do, congrats on the new space!
CONGRATULATIONS on your new space! Looking forward to seeing lots of great projects!
Size of the shop will not matter as long as you keep it real. Great series, always information and entertaining. Thanks Davin.
Hi Davin,
Congrats! I always look forward to your (and Hagerty) videos. If you want to go into the shop details any deeper then you could explain electricity service, shop lights, the floor drain, compressed air (oiler, drier, tank size, rotary or piston, compressor location and sound deadening ( I bet you don't want the compressor kicking in in the middle of a shoot) & operating psi). I saw what looked like new air fittings on the wall. Can't wait to see the parts cleaner! Again Congrats!
Congrats Hagerty!
Really well-organized and cool space.
Good luck with your projects!
So happy for you guys. Your content is always top notch. You channel is blowing up. I hope this means more content quicker in the future. I always get excited seeing you guys have a new video out.
Davin, that's a coupe modified. My father an uncle drove those years ago. They drove them with small blocks, big blocks, flatheads and even straight sixes. I look forward to watching that project come to to life.
Good luck with the new shop!
You need a white board for each project to keep track what need doing and what part need ordering, etc. Looking good there!
Nothing better than a bigger Garage. I can't speak for anyone else but I like that Tom finds them and you work them. Tom needs to help every so often. I know Tom lives down here where I am at but making a trip to T/C( I was born in Traverse City) every so often would be cool to see.
I like the subtle foreshadowing from the end of the last video. Looking forward to more projects in your bigger better new shop!
Davin I am looking forward to seeing your new garage in full swing. a greeting from Spain.👍
Oh the possibility’s ! Reminds me of high school shop that sadly they don’t offer anymore.
Nice, more room more projects. As you stated more room to be better organized, makes a lot of sense to me. Can't wait to see that modified rebuilt, those were the stock cars I grew up with in Upstate New York. I remember the episode of the "Barn Find Hunter" when he showed this stock car.
Happy Birthday America ! I live in Las Vegas and I Visited ATOMIC MOTORS. They had a Open House this past weekend. It is a restoration shop from old to new. They already got all the departments together and going. The owners name is Billy. Davin,I enjoy you guys and all Hagerty's Y/T. Good job !
Can't wait to see the shop tightened up and dialed in. Looks like a great space to work in.
Fantastic! This will only improve an already amazing series. On another note. Has anyone noticed how much Davin loves the word “relative”? That is relative to his position with Hagerty and speaking at the camera of course.
You're best in the world for rebuild videos....
Nice juke. I restored a Seeburg HF100R not long ago. Still sits pretty in my living room rockin out some oldies!
Heck of an upgrade. Excited to see what you all turn out with the new space.
A giant parts washer has always been a dream of mine. I completely understand your excitement of getting one!! Nice shop dude👍
Congrats! So happy to see the success of your hard work. Looking forward to all of the video series and builds you mentioned.
A nice new and bigger shop! Sweet!! I really enjoy your videos and watching all of these projects come back to life. You guys do some incredible work! Can't wait to see some more!
Congrats Davin
What a great area to work in
I’m so jealous
Looking forward to seeing many projects coming out of here
Cheers from Australia
TOTALLY AWESOME VIDEO AWESOME SHOP!!! LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING MORE OF IT IN UP COMING VIDEO'S. THE CLEAN ROOM, ENGINE PARTS ARE KEPT, AT THE BOTTOM OF THE DOOR MITE PUT RUBBER TRIM , OR DOOR SWEEP ON THEM. IT'S JUST A IDEA KEEPING MORE DUST OUT OF THE ROOM.
Congrats on the new shop dudes
Well, that is really cool. I'll bet there are going to be some great videos coming out of those little editor cells. Stop! Don't drive that Model A. If it isn't dripping the crankcase is probably empty. Thanks for the update.
Glad you guys are growing, great channel health to enjoy
The shop looks great!! You do have a dream job that’s for sure. Keep up the great work!!
I'd say you've earned the shop upgrade! you've put in a lot of work and finished alot of Fantastic projects!!
Enjoy the new space!!
Love the channel and I hope this new facility adds to the quality of the stuff you guys turn out. Working in television I would have loved to have seen some of he edit facility. Perhaps one day!
Great job! Davin and the team are absolute legends!
Nice Shop excited to see the 1950 Chevy 3600 go on the highway soon.
Good to see Snowballs car getting some attention, Hope you can get ti done soon, I remember watching this thing race many years ago, Also good friend of Snowballs
Love these videos Davin. Gotta' say I'm just a tad envious of your job...keep up the great work!
Love the new shop!! I'm a 55 years old and I wish I had what I have today as far as knowledge, tools and work space when I was younger. I bet you feel the same way 😉
Holy crap Davin!! That's some awesome news!! Makin me jealous with a designated electrical station!!!
Oh and jealous that you get to wear shorts while you work!! What a fantastic dream job buddy!!!
It is always thrilling to just listen to the Devon every time! Many thanks to all of you for this always very interesting content and the effort and passion that you devote to your work! "... very big cinema!" As we say. I wish you all the success you dream of, because you truly deserve it! I just have to say thank you one more time! Many greetings from sunny and also very warm Germany ... Stay healthy!
Really happy you guys got a bigger shop! I’m loving the builds! Davin reminds me a lot of my high school auto shop teacher!
Nice clean Setup Davin ............
That's a great place to work at - congrats on the new shop! 👍😎👍
Congratulations on the new shop. I just discovered your channel. You do great work. Whoever's doing your videography is a genius. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Nice advice about sections of the shop, if you have a small shop you just have to adjust to the size. It’s not about the size, it’s the organisation.
Best luck
New space looks amazing. Nothing beats having additional space to have even more messy areas you don't want to clean 😂
Congrats Gavin on the shop! You need to make sure you have a stereo for the tunes
Ha, this is awesome man! Way to go! Also, thanks for keeping this at a human level, not so crazy that I feel I have no hope in my small projects. Cheers all!
Akhirnya punya bengkel baru.
Mantab jiwa mempesona
Moving on to the Big Leagues!
Keep it up!
👌
Congrats on the new shop! The layout looks great and much easier to float from one project to another. I’m sure it will keep things exciting. Can you please consider changing the rims on the truck? They hurt my eyes and take away from all the amazing work you did on it. Keep up the great work!
You deserve, it you have done a lot of hard work to reach this position. 👍
Soo happy for you all and love the update !!!
Nice garage and i think its set up is great and the stalls seem to be just fine the way you set it up mind you its not all done yet so it may look alot better in time so will wait and see how it looks in time when its all said and done it should look great and lots more room as well good luck.... thanks for the tour.
So much tool storage 🤯 it’s glorious!
Where's the coffee making equipment? One of the most vital things in any workshop! From the tiniest jeweller's place, to the biggest heavy engineering outfit, it's the one common thing. It greases the wheels.
Other than that, I've turned a very deep green. Well jealous. Enjoy it.
Hopefully they have a common break room with coffee, tea for the Brits that visit, cold water and Gatorade for those REALLY hot days in the shop, and even a microwave for those days that you brought something tasty for lunch from home. And I’m also dark green with envy because they have lifts (that would be a ramp for you British viewers) and I have to deal with ramps and jacks.
@@digitalrailroader Totally agree. I took ramps and a pit for granted when I had access to them, but drive up ramps, trolley jacks, and axle stands just aren't the same. Especially out in the street, as I have to.
Food and drinks helps with problem solving too. All those times you really can't grasp what's up/want to give up on it...five minutes out to refresh yourself can make all the difference. Don't know how many times I've been there!
Very happy to see this shop grow btw.
Great job Hagerty 👍👍👍
Thats really nice workshop! Wish I would have one, I'm changing head gasket in the rain at the moment.
Love the new shop. Very jealous. Can't wait to see it in use. Stay safe.
Yay.. that shop is huge, cant wait too see the big plans👍👍 great work team
Very cool. Im really digging the old Sun Machine. Cant wait to see it in action.
Definitely want to hear your plans for it!
Nice! Who wouldn’t love a garage like that! I noticed stairs going up, what do you have up there? 😁
gotta store the beer somewhere
Film equipment he said.
Mark Bremmer Thanks missed that.
Heaven has multiple levels.....
That "stock car" is intriguing!
Beautiful shop. I would be happy if I had the old one though since it's more than what I have now.
Great to see you guys growing. New shop looks amazing
Looks amazing. Always Nice to see hard work pay of. The only thing it needs are Some cool graphics or automotive art on the Walls thats fits each section. Keep moving forward. Love youre video’s. Greetz from the Netherlands.
This shop is a DREAM garage!!!
Great shop and well thought out! Much deserved. Keep up the great vids!
have fun with the new shop & good luck
Awesome new shop. Keep up the killer work. And God bless.
Congratulations ... looks like a great shop.
You guys deserve it!
Great looking space!
What an awesome improvement.
Love the non existent establishment shot when you all entered the engine assembly room. Further enhanced by the camera operator deciding that a charcoal grey, featureless backdrop for Davin to stand in front of was suitably interesting. Great rehearsal that one. Reminds me of the time when I was a cameraman at a football game. I was required to film some people and get their thoughts on a players milestone. Do it on the fly they said. Okay, so I'm interviewing the grand mother of the player in question. This is for posterity after all. Anyway she and I did our thing and I moved on. Back on post you know what was behind and above her head in the BG? A sign that read 'Public Toilet'. Learnt a lesson that day. All the best.
It would be a great idea for the company to purchase more or a couple of cars featured on the "barn find" series and use them as projects as it would be nice to see the story continue on the cars from finding them to then having them back on the road.
Is that an antique engine analyzer next to the VW Beetle? Is it functional?
Congratulations, your new shop is just beautiful 😊👍👍
I worked on and built a hundreds of different cars in my life all in a shell drive way in Florida .I built all my engines on a stand on the car port and most are still running last I knew . like he said you don't need a shop to build great cars a drive way or a garage works fine . I did it 35 years tell my back gave out and would still do it if I could stand long enough to got it done.
demonic477, if you’re like me, you had fun doing it also! Good memories!
Your new shop looks great. Nice layout and flow plan.
Alway nice when setting up a new shop but then ya have to wonder... how long will it be before more room is needed? So are we putting in a spare booth and metal fabrication and welding area? Congratulations Davin, although I am seeing I am very late on this video.
I love it when a plan comes together! Two things: you'll need a really decent coffee maker that makes about 9000 cups - and as far as that 70's juke box goes - just drop a hemi in it and you're good to go.
Congratulations, it's awesome. Cheers Davin 👍 💯
Where are you Exhausting/ filtering your big Media blast cabinet?