A DIY Automotive based YouTube channel - It's not "How To" It's "How I Did"
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I try to release videos at least once per week, many times twice in a week. Of course there are some possible delays since I do have a full time job elsewhere.
We do have a merch store. It is a little limited, but as the channel grows, I can afford commissioning better designs.
If you like what I do and want to fund the projects personally; Click on the paypal.me link and feel free to throwdown. Of course, you can just watch the videos without ad-block enabled; at the very least, consider subscribing, every bit helps and I appreciate it.
We do a lot of projects at Driveway. Some take a few days, some a couple years, but there is always something for everyone. Even if you don't like one of the projects being done, make sure to stay subscribed in case something that suits your fancy shows up. Some of the projects listed below are intended for future content.
The channel's main car is an unloved sports car turned into a racing centered monster with a Turbo LS Swap and aero upgrades.
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Ridden hard, this camry was destined for the heap until I decided it would be fun to throw some bigger tires on it and let it ride off into the sunset with a little excitement.
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I bought this beast many years ago to use as a mobile storage building. Since I have a house and a garage for the past 5 years, I have been trying to figure out what to do with it. It finally hit me as I was working on the Crossfire that it would be handy to have a vehicle to haul the fun things in life.
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I bought this little import based SUV after taking a plunge into another city in the fall of 2011. It worked great for about a month and the headgasket went, taking the head with it. The little gutless 4 banger wasn't what I envisioned for the truck and soon a full on project took place; built 100% in my driveway without the protection of a garage, just a dilapidated car port.
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I bought this truck in 2002 since I have always enjoyed the styling. It was my very first automotive project, so naturally I tore it all a part and rebuilt everything. It turned out really nice for a first timer until a lifter flattened out the cam in 2012 with only a few hundred miles on the rebuild. Now after nearly 10 years of being ignored in the corner; it is about time to drag it out and make it into something I can drive.
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I'm always working on something. My daily driver Hyundai Tiburon, wood projects, RC Projects and much more. Feel free to click through and see what I have done.
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