Your comments on being respectful at the junkyard hit home with me. Every time I go to my local place I look around with a bit of reverence to the fallen. Even when I pull parts I try and cut wires to leave enough in case someone else needs the other side; I try and keep fasteners in the area or back where they came from; and I try to carefully move delicate stuff aside or place them in the trunk area (like lights, plastic trim, etc.). Bugs me so much when people go there and just hack everything up and throw it all on the ground. Just ripping bumper covers and walking over perfectly good LED headlights.
I would like to add, keep a can of Raid handy, sometimes hornets take up housekeeping in the work van or camper you want to explore. Waterless hand cleaner in the car as well as a first aid kit.
Golf club bags have super thick cushy shoulder straps and you can usually pick one up for under $10. Swapped them onto all my junkyard bags. No comment on what happened to the old golf bags themselves.
Great tips! I bring a 5 gallon bucket - gives me a way to carry parts, and some place to sit when doing things like pulling off calipers. The storage locker idea will 100% get your tools stolen in the yards I go to. But I have hidden parts when I need to make multiple trips, or if I know the yard is having a 50% off sale the next weekend or something. What I do is put the parts inside some very different car - BMW V12 throttlebodies in the back seat of a Kia Optima, for example. The guy looking for Kia stuff won't know what they are. Put it in a car that is relatively fresh on the lot so you don't come back to find the whole thing gone.
Great video and thanks for the trip down memory lane growing up spending weekends with my dad scouring junk yards then eventually doing the same for my various shitboxes as i got older.
Great video. Although I’d never leave my tools in a trunk - I do leave parts in one until ready to leave. Lots of disrespectful patrons smashing glass and making a mess has caused me to drive an extra 45 minutes to a better yard with half the price anyhow. Win-win.
9:42- There’s no such thing as a high quality oem speaker. Even the ‘name brand’ upgrades manufacturers rip you off with, are the cheapest crap that stereo company makes. Unless it’s Bose; ALL of their stuff is crap.
Amazing channel! There is some great content on here. I really enjoy this and I’m definitely going to be binge watching your channel. Already learned some really cool tricks! Thanks for sharing I will see you on the next video! SUBBED!!! Five stars! ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 👍 ARCO-MN OUTLAW CUSTOMS ( outlaw edge RUclips channel )
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Your comments on being respectful at the junkyard hit home with me. Every time I go to my local place I look around with a bit of reverence to the fallen. Even when I pull parts I try and cut wires to leave enough in case someone else needs the other side; I try and keep fasteners in the area or back where they came from; and I try to carefully move delicate stuff aside or place them in the trunk area (like lights, plastic trim, etc.). Bugs me so much when people go there and just hack everything up and throw it all on the ground. Just ripping bumper covers and walking over perfectly good LED headlights.
I would like to add, keep a can of Raid handy, sometimes hornets take up housekeeping in the work van or camper you want to explore.
Waterless hand cleaner in the car as well as a first aid kit.
Golf club bags have super thick cushy shoulder straps and you can usually pick one up for under $10. Swapped them onto all my junkyard bags.
No comment on what happened to the old golf bags themselves.
Great tips! I bring a 5 gallon bucket - gives me a way to carry parts, and some place to sit when doing things like pulling off calipers. The storage locker idea will 100% get your tools stolen in the yards I go to. But I have hidden parts when I need to make multiple trips, or if I know the yard is having a 50% off sale the next weekend or something. What I do is put the parts inside some very different car - BMW V12 throttlebodies in the back seat of a Kia Optima, for example. The guy looking for Kia stuff won't know what they are. Put it in a car that is relatively fresh on the lot so you don't come back to find the whole thing gone.
This video should be playing at all junk yards on a continuous loop
Man genuinely genius thanks uploading this video.
I liked that "find-a-wrench" tip and the overall "Don´t be an ass" attitude. Because of people not doing that all goes to shit.
Great video and thanks for the trip down memory lane growing up spending weekends with my dad scouring junk yards then eventually doing the same for my various shitboxes as i got older.
Great video. Although I’d never leave my tools in a trunk - I do leave parts in one until ready to leave. Lots of disrespectful patrons smashing glass and making a mess has caused me to drive an extra 45 minutes to a better yard with half the price anyhow. Win-win.
Good tips. Like the videos so far.
Great tips Mark and excellent channel content too! Keep on making vids man.
Great video and tips. Thanks.
Great content 👍
Good tips and video. Thanks
i have the same M12 battery hat lol, great tip
OMG look at all the plastic bins. Now i get it. He has a bin obsession hence the small white one.
Don’t talk about my small white one. Only my wife gets to talk about that.
@@thedoubtfultechnician8067 excellent response. I deserved that lol.
9:42- There’s no such thing as a high quality oem speaker. Even the ‘name brand’ upgrades manufacturers rip you off with, are the cheapest crap that stereo company makes. Unless it’s Bose; ALL of their stuff is crap.
Amazing channel! There is some great content on here. I really enjoy this and I’m definitely going to be binge watching your channel. Already learned some really cool tricks! Thanks for sharing I will see you on the next video! SUBBED!!! Five stars! ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 👍
ARCO-MN OUTLAW CUSTOMS ( outlaw edge RUclips channel )