Hi folks, I've been following this guy for several years now:
https://youtube.com/user/coldwarmotors
He's trying to get to 60K subscribers, he needs to get another ~1400 or so to make this goal. If you can, it would be great to get Scott to this milestone.
Thanks, Paul
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I've been subscribed over there for years after hearing about the channel here. It's inexplicably compelling - I quite enjoy it.
In reply to 02Pilot :
Yeah, it was the same for me. I got hooked when he was restoring the 1960 Fury.
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For me it was the straight-8 shootout.
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Me, three.
Thanks folks, much appreciated!
I got hooked on coldwarmotors when they had the straight 8 challenge, made me consider buying a '50 Packard.
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Scott and his agents are a hoot.
If you like his show, also check out Carter Auto Restyling - I found him through Coldwar and he's more of the same, a quirky Canadian who does magic with hopelessly rusted vehicles.
Subbed! This looks like everything all about GRM stuff. Sometimes I hate Youtubes algorithms. I feel like there's a lot of cool stuff I never see. This one has never popped up in my feed.
02Pilot said:I've been subscribed over there for years after hearing about the channel here. It's inexplicably compelling - I quite enjoy it.
Same here, although I have no idea how I found the channel many years ago.
It's the right mix of approachable characters, oddball cars, craftsmanship without pretense, slightly beery humor, and not being yelled at.
In reply to DarkMonohue :
I really like your quote: "...craftsmanship without pretense..."
I couldn't have said it better. And I'm totally stealing it!
New for me-subbed.
Subbd. Looks like fun!
eastpark said:I really like your quote: "...craftsmanship without pretense..."
I couldn't have said it better. And I'm totally stealing it!
I hope it serves you well. That concept is about 7/10 of what I like about CWM (Dean's Greasy Flips being 2/10, and the relentless effing around of the Western Canadian Frankers being the final 10%). It's infinitely more enjoyable to watch Scott coerce a whiskey dent out of some "rare and nobody cares" base-model nothinburger or get excited about the rubber mats in an old cop car than it is to endure some self-indulgent, over-produced, over-the-top shoutfest.
Besides that, half the episodes remind me of one or several Tim Hus songs...
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