Holy crap; that’s a LOT of thought-then crafting-that went into that trailer! And, I should say, thanks B&P Manufacturing for being a sponsor so we can watch the shenanigans.
Thankyou Bling Sauce for funding another movie. Last one was AWESOME. Really appreciate being able to live a little vicariously through the channel, being in the wrong country and pay bracket to play the game :).
I really like seeing companies like the trailer-builder and the hose-makers that take such obvious pride in their work and products. Its so rare these days to see great workmanship and high-quality parts. Good luck on Sick week!
Man you've got some pretty top shelf assistance on this one. Mind blowing trailer, killer hoses, sick wiring. Holy crap. I'm wishing you as uninteresting a sick week as possible. 😸
I’m so glad you have a trailer you can work out of more easily! Your determination is absolutely commendable, a thing at lot of folks have lost. All the changes to Blasphemi are going to pay off. I hope it does all come together! Just be safe on the road!
I have a great idea for what to do with old pistons that are too damaged to use. How about hosting a merchandising contest at every racetrack during Sick Week? On that day, anyone who purchases merchandise at the track can draw a number. At the end of the day, or at a time of your choosing, you can randomly pick a number from a hat. Whoever has the matching number will win an autographed piston. To claim the prize, contestants must stay at the track until the contest ends. If they leave early, they will forfeit their chance to win. This approach will save you from having to collect names and addresses and mailing out the prizes later. If a winner isn't chosen after several tries, say after 3 tries at a particular track on that day, the prize will be given away at another track. Just so you know, tickets with matching numbers are available at most office supply stores. I hope you like the idea! I look forward to seeing you in Gainesville, Florida, this year, and hopefully, I can win an autographed piston if you decide to hold the contest/giveaway.
Mike you have to get in on the action for the trailer somehow. That thing is going to be a big ticket item for all the drag and drive racers. That thing is awesome and if people can customize them to their needs, that’s going to be good for a lot of people.
Great trailer. There are however other companies that make such customizable trailers that sick week racers have been using for some time now, so it’s not a new concept.
@Ron-Swanson Thank you for the info. I’m not familiar with what’s out there in the way of trailers for for this type of racing. It does make sense that there would be the ability to customize one to your own needs. I mean realistically what out there in general is one size fits all.
so amazing is that trailer. many times you hear about a product being over built but this trailer is above being over built. it is the epitome of excellence from American thought and experience.
Few things it needs are a solar panel for the onboard battery and if you notice when he lifts the first gullwing it doesnt take much to get it to drop, in a strong breeze it could come down hard on someones head.
Heavy, HEAVY props to the guy that built such a monster and wasn’t scared to simply say they ran out of time. That feller understands the value of what he does. They compensate me fairly for what I do (IBEW 317), but the difference between a layoff and a transfer are giving a damn and attention to detail. Beautimous.
Anyone notice the Goodrich work trolley uses conrods for the handle standoffs, did this on my work trolley using Zenoah from 32cc two stroke engines and very small nitro engine conrods for the drawer handles, thanks to a friend who machined and drilled them on the crank end to fit flat against the drawer face. then my workshop trailer was stolen and never found so hoped I would come across them out in the RC world of 5th gas vehicles.
I think Cleetus had the same rockers from Indy fail on his Hemi a few weeks ago too,if I'm not mistaken. That trailer is incredible and if you have a chance, please invest in the stock or company or something! It's a natural fit and talk about a spokesman for them!👍 Another would be the Green guys too! Talk about a game changer and what a service so many people leave till the last thing to do. Hey, happy birthday and happy birthday to me too! There's a few great people with our same birthday like Eddie Van Halen and a few others I forget 🎉. Great luck guys!
Barton makes the best hemi rockers. They are more expensive the first time but by the time you replace cheaper rockers once they cost the same and by the 3rd time they paid for themselves.
Looking amazing can't wait to see yall running again. People who haven't ever done a drag and drive will never understand what fun it is. With all the heart break in the world
When I used to build trucks for Henderson truck equipment I got to use all these hydraulic line crimping and cutting tools very nice stuff that lasts a long time. I was mostly in charge of welding and wiring but they had me do everything after like 6 months
Man, never thought I'd say this but it's a blessing that the rocker adjuster took you out.... another run or two on those pistons would have made for a really bad end to the year!
I remember packing a stacker trailer and toter home for the race team. We had four dragsters, a golf cart, two kymco scooters,four powerglides, two spare motors, at least one drum of fuel,awnings, chairs, tables,fans, countless totes full of T-shirts and various other types of merch type stuff that we gave away. I could keep listing what else was in there, but you get the idea. The one rig was 87 feet from tip to tail. You would think that there was plenty of room but we had groceries, a fold out movie screen to play the video game system on so I fully understand the excitement about a trailer that has a spot for everything. BTW, you, Freiburger, Angelo and Dulcich have inspired me to get back into the hobby. Looking into a 74 Le Mans with a four speed to possibly ls swap and turbo as I cannot afford Butler Performance parts to build a tin Indian engine. So thank y'all and good luck! Another comment for the algorithm
Wow just wow that trailer is amazing hats off to that company I hope they sooooo many orders I see the thought and planning so many hours of work well done!!!!🎉
The aluminum extrusions on the sides of your trailer Can easily be used to support a table top workbench for each end of the trailer with slide in supports to go in the ends and can be strapped on the top or bottom of trailer or in the trunk.
First of all, Happy Birthday Mike! Second of all, that trailer is SICK. Man they put some thought into that - absolutely love it. Third of all, I learn something new in every one of your videos - I learned lots of stuff in today's video so I just wanna say thank you for that! Best of luck to you and the boys at Sick Week! Also we need a shirt that says "everything is fine" lol
Man, these little trailers are so cool. I love seeing all the different ways people set up their DnD trailers. Excited to see how well this one works and how Mike's sets it up.
I just modified my new fuel pump module with a walbro 267 450lph E85 pump Then made up the fuel line - a dash ten with 3/8 quick connect fitting to attach to the stock pump module And at the engine using same quick fitting So after I made up the line I have some fuel pressure testing rigs I used with my leak down tester gauge to pressurize the hose assembly to over 110 psi 👍 All good no leax 😮
Mike, Love it when your sweet wife came to check on you when you were talking about the spark plug mystery. ...and then she quietly backed away. :) Keep up the good work! Good luck!
Happy Birthday Mike and hope you guys made it! Nice to see Goodridge offers that service. I've been using their braided brake lines on my Subarus since the early 2000's with no regrets.
Mike this looks like a real chance at being ready to compete, I think you have put forth the effort to be prepared, good job, and yes the trailer is the best for what you are going to do. Thanks for the great videos
Thanks for the video the problem is thousands of people are going to want one of those trailersI want one and I don't even have a use for it cuz I'm a old geezer can't build cars anymore but wow what a trailer that thing is awesome have a great day🙃
When you get ready to customize the totes for the pulleys & such, you can fixture the foam in your Bridgeport & make quick & quality fitting of the foam a whole lot easier. He said 'just use a hole saw'. If you're putting a cylinder shaped part in foam & it's wide, you can, but the size & shape of things you'll want to store away are always weird shapes & don't like non-custom foam holes. Might as well skip the foam. For odd shapes/contours impossible to create w/ an end mill, pick up some carbide routers bits; they work fine in a milling machine for foam, (top speed). Fixture the foam just like it's metal, it moves just like metal will; seems like you'd be able to just hold the foan. NOPE, don't even try. Cabinet quality plywood sides & some dbl-sided tape works fine for controlling a block of foam.
11:40 - That vertical section between the hinges, will be ideal for a high-mount stop light, and a reversing/dashcam. 21:25 - Why in hecks name aren't you doing that with a long handled scalpel !!! With you now being allowed to play with Newbern and Cotten again, really glad Joe is a fixture and staple of the channel. His 'calm n chill' will nicely balance out Cotten's manic and Newbern's internal WTF stresses, while Mr Finn remains all 'Send It'. :) As a camera guy, I can really appreciate the effort Joe puts in to placing those GoPro's and holding the phone the right way, and doing the audio properly. Makes the episodes much easier to watch. Noting the camera angle lingering on the handle mounts for that hose making custom rolling rig..... Looks like Cory saw an opportunity for some really effective advertising for Goodridge, by spending a day showing support for the Car Enthusiast community. It's easy as a customer to choose companies that support the community. The moment you show Rye's work,.... By that man some single malt!!
de-ox the wires in the spark plugwires before crimping with some vinegar and salt (neutralize with baking soda) chances are the crimped connections are not making good contact (if the spark plug wire end isn't buggered of course). the wire material can oxidize and give a bad connection. hit them with dielectric grease once crimped to keep them clean.
If I had the means I'd start building trailers like that. I have the skills and know how but not the money and logistics. Plus all the DnD events are more east coast 😔
Mike may not appreciate this term, but it's great that he is enough of a celebrity/TV/RUclips star that he can get the type of help from these companies and friends to solve some of the nit-picking things that have troubled Blasphemi and himself for several years. Hopefully all this effort will facilitate a trouble=free Sick Week 2025.... I'm hoping for an 8.50's average week...
So glad Newbern is back. Good to see Finn and Newbern together. Now we need Cotton back. Finn, Joe and Newbern together for this trip is gonna be awesome. Curious on how the third seat is gonna be on long drives. I wouldve out a bench seat so someone could lay down while on a long drive. 😂
It was awsome seeing you at roadkill this past summer. Got to see you and Dave rip apart the squarebody right at M1😂😂. The evolution of Blaphemi has been fun to watch. Would love to see one of those pistons on my wall in my shed. Always rooting for you, keep it up you make awsome content.
Happy birthday brother. Good to see you got the hemi back in time for sick week. You left us with a lil bit of 🔵🔵 and now I'm a little anxious to see that thing crack off and make its first hit! I'll appreciate it more, though, waiting until the 2nd video and all. She's ain't no easy BBC, she's a hemi, and she's got class!
Hey Mike thanks for the awesome content. I’ve been a motor head forever. I also worked in my families contracting company from the time I was 8. (Early 70’s that was acceptable 😂) I’m 55 now. I beg of you… please, please, please! Cover the exposed fiberglass insulation on the ceiling of your garage? Any type of breeze, running a car, or people walking upstairs is just causing you to inhale copious amounts of fiberglass dust. In your golden years you will benefit greatly from not having lungs full of minuscule glass shards. Keep up the good work, and keep that smile on your face.
Happy Birthday Mike, like how Blasphemi is getting a well deserved Update, Slick Harness Work. Exactly what is needed, Clean and replumbed with a FRESH HEMI, Best of Luck During the Sick Week events 👍
love the build....again haha. but keep at it. I really liked the msd solid state relay, wiring in one on a 66 vette we are restomodding at work. Thanks and good luck!!
Out of all the coverage that’s gonna come from sick week, hands down I know you guys are gonna make the best version of it! Hope you can pull a full week and a class win on top the movie
Amazing trailer!! Only thing i would have done was put the tool boxes on the passenger side for highway emergencies. Maybe there is a reason for that I'm not aware of. That's a piece of work by far. What a feet of engineering.
Happy birthday mike! I can't think of any better way to spend your birthday than working on cars and being with your family! Good luck at sick week and if it all goes south remember you said you'll ditch the Hemi!!! 😂
I worked in the Hydraulic Hose industry for 17 years and that blade is a heat treated solid metal blade. They will last for a long time. It’s pretty cool to use one.
Blasphemi- speed parts killer. I'll take the horrible piston off your hands, so it doesn't remind you. Can't wait for Sick week! Always love your goofy content. Come to Wheatland Mo and run your boat! Love ya, be safe, take care!
I had the privilege of doing a lot of the machining on the trailer. Glad you like it!
@@benkeast405 are you guys doing a booth at the buggy builder show this year
@ I’m not sure, I can definitely ask. I’m just a machinist, I don’t make those calls haha.
Good job my man
@@michaelwynne4346 thank you, sir.
Why don't you put beadlocks on it some nice billet specialties
That makes my heart so happy to know Fin still has the toolbox from that episode of Roadkill. What a good dude!
I just watched the roadkill where your toolbox got stolen and the kid gave you his. I’m so glad you still have it and value it
Holy crap; that’s a LOT of thought-then crafting-that went into that trailer! And, I should say, thanks B&P Manufacturing for being a sponsor so we can watch the shenanigans.
thats a sweet rig for sure
GLAD to see Newbern back.
Thankyou Bling Sauce for funding another movie. Last one was AWESOME. Really appreciate being able to live a little vicariously through the channel, being in the wrong country and pay bracket to play the game :).
Those plumbing guys have an awesome business idea and for them to stay till 3 am is bonkers!
Probably not a cheap service but it's great exposure to find those that can afford it👍
Props to Ry wire for more of his immaculate wiring. Dude is next level.❤
Happy B-day Mike! Good luck in Sick Week…
I really like seeing companies like the trailer-builder and the hose-makers that take such obvious pride in their work and products. Its so rare these days to see great workmanship and high-quality parts. Good luck on Sick week!
Man you've got some pretty top shelf assistance on this one. Mind blowing trailer, killer hoses, sick wiring. Holy crap. I'm wishing you as uninteresting a sick week as possible. 😸
Warms my heart to see Newbern back!
I’m so glad you have a trailer you can work out of more easily! Your determination is absolutely commendable, a thing at lot of folks have lost.
All the changes to Blasphemi are going to pay off. I hope it does all come together! Just be safe on the road!
I have a great idea for what to do with old pistons that are too damaged to use. How about hosting a merchandising contest at every racetrack during Sick Week? On that day, anyone who purchases merchandise at the track can draw a number. At the end of the day, or at a time of your choosing, you can randomly pick a number from a hat. Whoever has the matching number will win an autographed piston.
To claim the prize, contestants must stay at the track until the contest ends. If they leave early, they will forfeit their chance to win. This approach will save you from having to collect names and addresses and mailing out the prizes later. If a winner isn't chosen after several tries, say after 3 tries at a particular track on that day, the prize will be given away at another track.
Just so you know, tickets with matching numbers are available at most office supply stores.
I hope you like the idea! I look forward to seeing you in Gainesville, Florida, this year, and hopefully, I can win an autographed piston if you decide to hold the contest/giveaway.
Mike you have to get in on the action for the trailer somehow. That thing is going to be a big ticket item for all the drag and drive racers. That thing is awesome and if people can customize them to their needs, that’s going to be good for a lot of people.
Yes! He should be selling the FSM Drag n Drive trailer
Great trailer. There are however other companies that make such customizable trailers that sick week racers have been using for some time now, so it’s not a new concept.
@Ron-Swanson Thank you for the info. I’m not familiar with what’s out there in the way of trailers for for this type of racing. It does make sense that there would be the ability to customize one to your own needs. I mean realistically what out there in general is one size fits all.
Best darg and drive trailer i seen is Alex trailer everything is accessible and denis custom built that one himself but Finnegan is cool to
@@Tyler_805 true
so amazing is that trailer. many times you hear about a product being over built but this trailer is above being over built. it is the epitome of excellence from American thought and experience.
Few things it needs are a solar panel for the onboard battery and if you notice when he lifts the first gullwing it doesnt take much to get it to drop, in a strong breeze it could come down hard on someones head.
Heavy, HEAVY props to the guy that built such a monster and wasn’t scared to simply say they ran out of time. That feller understands the value of what he does. They compensate me fairly for what I do (IBEW 317), but the difference between a layoff and a transfer are giving a damn and attention to detail. Beautimous.
Anyone notice the Goodrich work trolley uses conrods for the handle standoffs, did this on my work trolley using Zenoah from 32cc two stroke engines and very small nitro engine conrods for the drawer handles, thanks to a friend who machined and drilled them on the crank end to fit flat against the drawer face. then my workshop trailer was stolen and never found so hoped I would come across them out in the RC world of 5th gas vehicles.
Happy Birthday Finnegan! That is an impressive amount of work in one video. Can’t wait to see you MAKE IT THROUGH SICK WEEK!
That trailer is amazing! It's super difficult to build user friendly stuff that is durable and looks good. That guy nailed it! I want one
Cool to see the Goodridge guys. I have more than one set of their brake lines.
I think Cleetus had the same rockers from Indy fail on his Hemi a few weeks ago too,if I'm not mistaken.
That trailer is incredible and if you have a chance, please invest in the stock or company or something!
It's a natural fit and talk about a spokesman for them!👍
Another would be the Green guys too! Talk about a game changer and what a service so many people leave till the last thing to do.
Hey, happy birthday and happy birthday to me too! There's a few great people with our same birthday like Eddie Van Halen and a few others I forget 🎉.
Great luck guys!
Barton makes the best hemi rockers. They are more expensive the first time but by the time you replace cheaper rockers once they cost the same and by the 3rd time they paid for themselves.
A company called Yellaterra makes some really nice beefy full roller ls/lt stuff. Probly make ( old school ) hemi and new hemi rockers too
Looking amazing can't wait to see yall running again. People who haven't ever done a drag and drive will never understand what fun it is. With all the heart break in the world
Happy birthday Mike! And good luck!!!
When I used to build trucks for Henderson truck equipment I got to use all these hydraulic line crimping and cutting tools very nice stuff that lasts a long time. I was mostly in charge of welding and wiring but they had me do everything after like 6 months
Happy Birthday ! hang in there , it will all work out. Good luck at Sick Week.
Man, never thought I'd say this but it's a blessing that the rocker adjuster took you out.... another run or two on those pistons would have made for a really bad end to the year!
You need oil squirters to cool the pistons...diesel stuff 😊
I remember packing a stacker trailer and toter home for the race team. We had four dragsters, a golf cart, two kymco scooters,four powerglides, two spare motors, at least one drum of fuel,awnings, chairs, tables,fans, countless totes full of T-shirts and various other types of merch type stuff that we gave away. I could keep listing what else was in there, but you get the idea. The one rig was 87 feet from tip to tail. You would think that there was plenty of room but we had groceries, a fold out movie screen to play the video game system on so I fully understand the excitement about a trailer that has a spot for everything. BTW, you, Freiburger, Angelo and Dulcich have inspired me to get back into the hobby. Looking into a 74 Le Mans with a four speed to possibly ls swap and turbo as I cannot afford Butler Performance parts to build a tin Indian engine. So thank y'all and good luck! Another comment for the algorithm
Hopefully the testing is going great today!! Good luck!! Kick Ass!!
Man that is a very
nice tow behind
trailer. Best of luck
at SICK WEEK and
Happy Birthday.
Good luck and happy birthday, Mike.
Happy Birthday and godspeed at Sick Week!
Wow just wow that trailer is amazing hats off to that company I hope they sooooo many orders I see the thought and planning so many hours of work well done!!!!🎉
Good luck guys. Have a great week. Don’t get sick on sick week.
The aluminum extrusions on the sides of your trailer Can easily be used to support a table top workbench for each end of the trailer with slide in supports to go in the ends and can be strapped on the top or bottom of trailer or in the trunk.
First of all, Happy Birthday Mike! Second of all, that trailer is SICK. Man they put some thought into that - absolutely love it. Third of all, I learn something new in every one of your videos - I learned lots of stuff in today's video so I just wanna say thank you for that! Best of luck to you and the boys at Sick Week! Also we need a shirt that says "everything is fine" lol
In case you cant watch the whole thing, everything went fabulously!
Go Git Em Finn!!!! 💨💪🏻🏆
WOW! Deluxe, that man did you a BIG Solid, everybody gonna want one.
Its good to have frens Mike lol. Can't wait for the movie and the ensuing fun. That trailer is the epitome of game changer.
Im seriously so excited for another DnD. Finnegans videos of drag m drive events are my absolute favorite.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MIKE! 🎉🥳🎊🎂
Man, these little trailers are so cool. I love seeing all the different ways people set up their DnD trailers. Excited to see how well this one works and how Mike's sets it up.
I just modified my new fuel pump module with a walbro 267
450lph E85 pump
Then made up the fuel line - a dash ten with 3/8 quick connect fitting to attach to the stock pump module
And at the engine using same quick fitting
So after I made up the line I have some fuel pressure testing rigs I used with my leak down tester gauge to pressurize the hose assembly to over 110 psi
👍
All good no leax 😮
That is so impressive. I wish I knew this was possible as a kid. Engineering never looked so cool
Mike,
Love it when your sweet wife came to check on you when you were talking about the spark plug mystery. ...and then she quietly backed away. :)
Keep up the good work! Good luck!
Good morning Finn, morning all.... Sunday, sunday...Finn and coffee, yes please.☕
Happy Birthday Mike, good luck, we will be watching. They killed it on that trailer, hope it works well for you. Cool setup that Goodridge has.
Happy Birthday Mike and hope you guys made it! Nice to see Goodridge offers that service. I've been using their braided brake lines on my Subarus since the early 2000's with no regrets.
I'm blown away by that trailer. OMG.
That trailer gonna be one of the coolest at the event. There should be a Sick week Sickest trailer trophy or whatever. If that dont already exist.
Mike this looks like a real chance at being ready to compete, I think you have put forth the effort to be prepared, good job, and yes the trailer is the best for what you are going to do. Thanks for the great videos
Thanks for the video the problem is thousands of people are going to want one of those trailersI want one and I don't even have a use for it cuz I'm a old geezer can't build cars anymore but wow what a trailer that thing is awesome have a great day🙃
I’m old, too, and don’t wrench as much anymore. But I’m wondering now what kind of camping trailer B&P could build….
When you get ready to customize the totes for the pulleys & such, you can fixture the foam in your Bridgeport & make quick & quality fitting of the foam a whole lot easier.
He said 'just use a hole saw'. If you're putting a cylinder shaped part in foam & it's wide, you can, but the size & shape of things you'll want to store away are always weird shapes & don't like non-custom foam holes. Might as well skip the foam.
For odd shapes/contours impossible to create w/ an end mill, pick up some carbide routers bits; they work fine in a milling machine for foam, (top speed).
Fixture the foam just like it's metal, it moves just like metal will; seems like you'd be able to just hold the foan. NOPE, don't even try.
Cabinet quality plywood sides & some dbl-sided tape works fine for controlling a block of foam.
Man that makes me like Finnegan even more after he said that kids name that gave him his toolbox! My hats 🎩 off to you brother good luck @sick week.
Hippy barfday Mike!!! 😁 Good luck getting things together and on SICK Week.
49:55 we have a wife sighting! Seen her sneak in checking up on the boys making sure they play nice.
I suspect Jessa does her best to stay away.
That trailer is badass. Congrats, you deserve it man
11:40 - That vertical section between the hinges, will be ideal for a high-mount stop light, and a reversing/dashcam.
21:25 - Why in hecks name aren't you doing that with a long handled scalpel !!!
With you now being allowed to play with Newbern and Cotten again, really glad Joe is a fixture and staple of the channel. His 'calm n chill' will nicely balance out Cotten's manic and Newbern's internal WTF stresses, while Mr Finn remains all 'Send It'. :)
As a camera guy, I can really appreciate the effort Joe puts in to placing those GoPro's and holding the phone the right way, and doing the audio properly. Makes the episodes much easier to watch. Noting the camera angle lingering on the handle mounts for that hose making custom rolling rig.....
Looks like Cory saw an opportunity for some really effective advertising for Goodridge, by spending a day showing support for the Car Enthusiast community. It's easy as a customer to choose companies that support the community.
The moment you show Rye's work,.... By that man some single malt!!
A little busy are we? So much to do, I know right 👍. Good luck everyone an be safe. TKS for sharing 😊.
This trailer is insane!! Cadillac Mi it close to me. Good luck man
de-ox the wires in the spark plugwires before crimping with some vinegar and salt (neutralize with baking soda) chances are the crimped connections are not making good contact (if the spark plug wire end isn't buggered of course). the wire material can oxidize and give a bad connection. hit them with dielectric grease once crimped to keep them clean.
I have one of the blasphemi hand trucks. I needed a super heavy duty hand truck to move my portable boxing punching bag unit and it’s perfect.
that trailer is sweet for a drag & drive setup! Steve Morris just went over his trailer- also a really neat setup. Happy B-day & GL @ SickWeek!
That new trailer is absolutely sick.
I have repaired all of those crimpers. Such a precise tolerance.
That trailer has amazing engineering and fabrication. I can see that being a huge hit
If I had the means I'd start building trailers like that. I have the skills and know how but not the money and logistics. Plus all the DnD events are more east coast 😔
Hell I like when my neighbor wakes me up on a Saturday or Sunday with the big block 39 Chevy coupe
Sick week 2025 is your year. Mike cannot wait to see the video as well Happy Birthday And much respect from Canada.
Super awesome of the Goodridge team to provide that service!
Looking fantastic. Incredible trailer, and the wiring and hose work are impressive. Best of luck!
Mike may not appreciate this term, but it's great that he is enough of a celebrity/TV/RUclips star that he can get the type of help from these companies and friends to solve some of the nit-picking things that have troubled Blasphemi and himself for several years. Hopefully all this effort will facilitate a trouble=free Sick Week 2025.... I'm hoping for an 8.50's average week...
So glad Newbern is back. Good to see Finn and Newbern together. Now we need Cotton back. Finn, Joe and Newbern together for this trip is gonna be awesome. Curious on how the third seat is gonna be on long drives. I wouldve out a bench seat so someone could lay down while on a long drive. 😂
Love those Deutsch bulkhead connectors. I have a 31 pin one on the firewall of my Nova instead of the multiple random wires running through with RTV
I love it. I am so finished with being a professional auto electrician. But this really takes me back. (customers and their racing cars) !
What a gorgeous trailer!! 😍
Thanks Mike, waiting for the movie, feels like a kid waiting for Christmas, at my age, that’s rare.
It was awsome seeing you at roadkill this past summer. Got to see you and Dave rip apart the squarebody right at M1😂😂. The evolution of Blaphemi has been fun to watch. Would love to see one of those pistons on my wall in my shed. Always rooting for you, keep it up you make awsome content.
That is one awesome trailer! Blasphemi just keeps improving just like the rest of us with our hot rods. Always entertaining to watch!
Good luck on your mission!! This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MIKE! Have a fantastic day with your family and best wishes for a great SICKWEEK!
Happy birthday brother. Good to see you got the hemi back in time for sick week. You left us with a lil bit of 🔵🔵 and now I'm a little anxious to see that thing crack off and make its first hit! I'll appreciate it more, though, waiting until the 2nd video and all. She's ain't no easy BBC, she's a hemi, and she's got class!
Hey Mike thanks for the awesome content. I’ve been a motor head forever. I also worked in my families contracting company from the time I was 8. (Early 70’s that was acceptable 😂) I’m 55 now. I beg of you… please, please, please! Cover the exposed fiberglass insulation on the ceiling of your garage? Any type of breeze, running a car, or people walking upstairs is just causing you to inhale copious amounts of fiberglass dust. In your golden years you will benefit greatly from not having lungs full of minuscule glass shards. Keep up the good work, and keep that smile on your face.
Happy Birthday Mike, like how Blasphemi is getting a well deserved Update, Slick Harness Work. Exactly what is needed, Clean and replumbed with a FRESH HEMI, Best of Luck During the Sick Week events 👍
You could store sticks of brake lines in the excursions openings on the trailer sides
Happy birthday! I hope you had an awesome day and everything went the way it's supposed to!
😅
May this year be helluva fun one!
love the build....again haha. but keep at it.
I really liked the msd solid state relay, wiring in one on a 66 vette we are restomodding at work.
Thanks and good luck!!
Out of all the coverage that’s gonna come from sick week, hands down I know you guys are gonna make the best version of it! Hope you can pull a full week and a class win on top the movie
"It's tight like a Tiger" 🇦🇺
"It's got a trunk "😂😂 so he could go . Happy Birthday and God Bless
Amazing trailer!! Only thing i would have done was put the tool boxes on the passenger side for highway emergencies. Maybe there is a reason for that I'm not aware of. That's a piece of work by far. What a feet of engineering.
Never a dull moment, & Always a nail biter to the finish line at Finnegan's. Great team, and fantastic sponsors. Good luck guys!
A great Business leader and manufacturer is always looking for a new product to build and sell.
Yo Mike, good to see Newburg back
Looking forward to seeing on Friday in Gainesville.
Happy birthday and wishing you all the luck at Sick Week!
I love you 55 it looks like you're finally getting the bugs worked out of it good luck
Re the new trailer; engineering is a good thing.
Happy birthday mike! I can't think of any better way to spend your birthday than working on cars and being with your family! Good luck at sick week and if it all goes south remember you said you'll ditch the Hemi!!! 😂
I worked in the Hydraulic Hose industry for 17 years and that blade is a heat treated solid metal blade. They will last for a long time. It’s pretty cool to use one.
Blasphemi- speed parts killer. I'll take the horrible piston off your hands, so it doesn't remind you. Can't wait for Sick week! Always love your goofy content. Come to Wheatland Mo and run your boat! Love ya, be safe, take care!