Finnegan's Garage Ep. 41: Win Finn's Air Tools Plus Blasphemi Gets a New Trans
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- čas přidán 24. 09. 2017
- I'm so psyched for this episode! I've used most of the tools in Campbell Hausfeld's Get Stuff Done lineup of air tools and they work great. Now I'm giving all nine of the tools away to one lucky viewer. Entering the contest is easy; First, please do me a favor by subscribing to Campbell Hausfeld and my CZcams channels. Then all you need to do is leave a comment below this video between now and midnight eastern time on October 9th, 2017. I'll read through the comments and pick my favorite. On October 23rd, 2017 I'll upload a new video and announce the winner. For more information about the tools visit this link:
www.campbellhausfeld.com/airt...
To see watch video tips on how to use them, visit Campbell Hausfeld's channel here on CZcams by clicking this link:
/ @chcompressors
Thanks for watching.
-Finnegan
You know what I love about you? You will never ever, EVER sell out. You won't let corporate sponsors change the way you present yourself. You keep it real. Real like the smooth smooth tast of Coca Cola(tm).
i see what you did there.
A wise man once told me, aftermarket parts only fit the boxes they came in
only until you take them out .. then they NEVER fit back in
good one!
Well said.
I am a 17 year old living in
New Zealand and grandad all ways making hot rods.growing up I was all ways told the old "when ur older u can go help him and he will teach u.however unfortunately he fell I'll and died before I was old eniough to have worked allong side him and my father walked out on us.so I had to teach my self everything I know about cars.i now have a 98 nissan c33 lorrie that I'm doing a ground up build on and chucking a ls1 out of a 2007 Australian holden Commodore in it.ur videos have given me the inspiration to continue working away on it during the times I had lost motivation.and to that I say thank you.these tools would be amazing for me as I have just brought an air compressor set up but ran out of funds to by the tools them selves.once more thank you for ur videos
A State Police Officer sees a car puttering along at 22 MPH. He thinks to himself “this driver is just as dangerous as a speeder!” So he turns on his lights and pulls the driver over.
Approaching the car, he notices that there are four old ladies - the three passengers are wide eyed and white as ghosts.
The driver, obviously confused, says to him, “Officer, I don’t understand, I was doing exactly the speed limit! What seems to be the problem?”
The officer replies, “Ma’am, you weren’t speeding, but you should know that driving much slower than the speed limit can also be a danger to other drivers.”
“Slower than the speed limit? No sir, I was doing the speed limit exactly... Twenty-two miles an hour!” The old woman says, pointing to a sign next to the road.
The State Police officer, trying to contain a chuckle explains to her that the sign was the route number, not the speed limit. A bit embarrassed, the woman grinned and thanked the officer for pointing out her error.
“But before I let you go, Ma’am, I have to ask... Is everyone in this car OK? Your passengers seem awfully shaken and they haven’t muttered a single peep this whole time,” the officer asks.
“Oh, they’ll be all right in a minute officer. We just got off Route 119.
Great !!
Lmao that’s gold! 😂
Those tools are gonna get a lot of use with all the hot air coming outta our mouths 😂😂😁 great work Finnegan, you, roadkill, and MCM are some of our biggest idols!
Couldn’t think of anything to comment so here’s a recipe I like for pancakes:
Ingredients: 3/4 cup milk 2 Tbsp white vinegar 1 cup flour 2 Tbsp sugar 1 tsp baking powder 1/2 tsp baking soda 1/2 tsp salt 1 egg 2 Tbsp butter
Preparation: In a small bowl, stir together milk and vinegar. Allow to sit for five minutes. It will look curdled-that is normal.
Combine flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt in a separate bowl.
Place butter in a small bowl and melt in the microwave. Once melted, crack the egg into the butter and stir with a fork or whisk until well-combined. Pour butter/egg mixture into milk/vinegar mixture and mix again.
Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients all at once. Gently stir only until all ingredients are uniformly moist. Don’t over mix or the pancakes will be tough.
Heat a skillet over medium heat, spray with cooking spray, and drop 1/4 cup spoonfuls of batter onto skillet. Cook until bubbles form and pop, then flip and cook the other side.
I love your guys passion for bringing these classic gems back to life! Since I was a kid, it's given me a thrill to go to the drag races and car shows and see the muscle cars rumble by. The sound of a V8 with long tube headers is my ear candy. It's been a dream of mine to do what you guys do and get some of America's best cars back on the road. I recently moved out to Southern Arizona for a new job and had to leave my tools behind back in Illinois, but now I have invested in my first muscle car project... A 1971 Chevy C-10 pickup with a 307 V8 and 3 speed stick shift. It's not perfect, but that's how I like it. I think a vehicle becomes more personal to you when you're forced to get under the hood, tamper with it, and get it started up again after a breakdown lol.
When I was 14 my dad and I found a 48 Chevy pickup. We spent 2 years building it together and I drove it away on my 16th birthday. I sold that truck to pay for college and it was the worst loss of a vehicle I ever had. My dad passed away last year and I found the truck again and I am about to bring it home. It has been out of my hand for almost 20 years. I now have 2 boys of my own. I would love to teach them how to redo an old truck just like my dad did. I think those tools from campbell hausfeld would be what we need to get started. Great videos. Always something to learn.
1:39 "A 6" Orbital Palm Sander, for taking all that old paint of your Hot Rod " surely he meant "taking all the old paint off your Wife's El Camino, ready for a new paint job".
if that's what she hears when I speak, then so be it.
Boshears is the MAN! Have read articles i believe from him before. Since i worked for Akron Welding and Spring. You might have straightened that bent main leaf back. But to properly fix that spring would take a concrete lined furnace, Quelching them then tempering to the correct Rockwell tonnage. BIG STONES to run 9's at 142 with those springs in the front. As for the giveaway? Donate them to the your local Vocational School.
My Irish brother... you are a true Hot Rod hero. Your perseverance never ceases to amaze me.
Friggin' awesome Mike! Congrats! I can hear the emotion in your voice and can tell how excited you are. Well done!
15:19 "just a little bit dare"
The Georgia life has finally got to Finnegan, and he's starting to talk like a good old boy lol
Its like the Kudzu it creeps up on ya.
Anybody feel sad hearing him talk about his motor before drag week but you know he grenades it already😂😂
Ikr, check the heads!!!
Wait, he blew this engine AND the Sonny Leonard?
Every time he was running it or there was an update clip, I was is this it, is this when all hell breaks loose?!
If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants.
When I see someone driving down the road in a classic car, like a 1964 Chevy Nova painted eye-searing yellow, I always pay respect to the fact that someone put their blood and sweat, and maybe even tears into bringing that car to life, to have the feeling that only a car like that can give you when you wrap your fingers around the wheel and turn it over, to hear that engine hum (or roar) to life, knowing you made that happen, is something only the most fortuitous of us have the pleasure of knowing. The skills and the know-how to bring a classic back from death are a gift to anyone that makes the incredible effort to learn. It's more than just "working on a car" or "maintenance." It's the ability to drive down the road and have the respect of those that know what it takes and the envy of those that don't.
Lend me your tools so that I might finish this damn beautiful car and be able to drive far and wide and see the sights, and grin at the envious gaze of some and the respect of others. Because I have the know-how and the zip-ties, but my tools suck.
Thanks,
Chris
You're an inspiration to all of us do it yourself guys at home. Long live the late garage nights!!
Hey Mike! Thanks for the years of entertainment through roadkill and your own channel! I honestly don't deserve the tools but I could sure use them! I'm 20 years old and slowly starting my own shop, I'm working in borrowed space with what tools I can afford, I build old naturally aspirated diesels and have created an aftermarket support for them, doing my best to keep old iron on the road! Keep up the good work man and best of luck with the hemi!
Two guys walk into a bar.
The third one ducks
Hey let's so close to my birthday is October 5th and we already have a lot of stuff with bad so we don't really need it
Your shows make me smile as much as when I held a baby kitten who was blind in both eyes living on the streets of morroco and helped feed it for my whole trip aww :-)
Love all your projects! You keep inspiring me to keep my cars alive. No matter how many zip-ties it takes!!
From Canada so I really hope they will work even in my igloo garage. Will send dog sled to pick them up.
Congrats on consistent 9 seconds, I'll have a beer to celebrate!
In April my grandpa passed away. I bought his 80 gallon craftsman air compressor from my grandma this past summer. I still need to wire it up even. Those air tools would sure be sweet along with that compressor working in the garage. My 5 year old boy sure likes helping me when I'm working on things and even works on his own toys. I'm sure he'd love them too for years to come as well. He's even pretty good at putting tools away at the end of the day. ; ). Cheers.
Two elephants approach a river bank to get some water. Across the river they see a naked man bathing. One of the elephants says "I don't understand how he feeds himself with that little trunk."
Mike I have watched all your Finnegans Garage videos and have also seen every episode of Roadkill. Really love the content that you put out yourself personally and through Motor Trend with David. Keep doing what your doing and living the good life. A lot of your fans live vicariously through you.
Stay safe brotha.
Brandon
Another great video thanks for posting it.
Finnegan - "It's going to be 690 lbs"
*weighs engine* - 689lbs
Finnegan - "So, that's lighter than I thought it was going to be"
...The force is strong with this one
as he lightly applies a pound of pressure, " No i was wrong it IS 690lbs"
Finnegan,
My name is Jake and I just want to tell you how big of a fan I am of all that you do. Roadkill has been a huge inspiration to me and I am now in the processes of redoing my 97 f250 7.3 diesel. I bought it two years ago with 306K on the clock and some New York rust (Wish i could share soe pictures with you). I have big plans for the truck but being 18 in college it's hard to find the time or the money to fix it up. I would really appreciate these tools so that I can build my dream truck and every other dream car in the years to come. I know my truck is pretty new in comparison to what you work with usually but I believe that no matter the year a passion for cars never changes.
Thank you,
Jake
Hey Mike my name is Keith i live in a little town in ohio and as you can imagine rust is pretty common on even the newest trucks and cars here when I was younger around the age of 15 ... Im 20 now ... I bought my first rust bucket it was a 85 Chevy k10 with an old wore out 305 in it a few months later after many late nights with my father out in the shop we got it running and I daily drove it up until about a year ago when the old 305 finally let go and it's been under the knife ever since fixing all the rust and many other issues that the truck has in countered over its years but that's not what I want the tools for ... you see over the years I've learned so much about cars and trucks it's crazy and I owe it all to my dad and I guess growing up I never really got the chance to give him the proper thank you that he deserves for all the knowledge that he has passed to me and I think that replacing some of his old tools that i was alittle hard on while learning how to use them with new ones would be a good start ... Thanks for your time
There’s a rabbit and a bear taking a shit in the forest. The bear turns to the rabbit and asks him , “ excuse me does shit stick to your fur? “
The rabbit thinks, for a few seconds and responds “ no , no it does not”
So the bear wiped his ass with the rabbit
I know I probably won’t win, but I hope I made you laugh!
If a fat girl falls in the forest and nobody's around to see it, do the trees still laugh?
Lmao
Guy tells a bartender, “I’ll bet you 100 bucks I can pee in this cup from five feet away without missing a drop.” The bartender takes the bet.
The man misses horribly, hitting pretty much everything except the cup.
The bartender laughs and the man pays him the money.
Then the bartender sees the man’s friends laughing by the pool table, and he asks the man what is so funny.
The man says, “I bet them 1,000 bucks I would pee all over your bar and you wouldn’t try to stop me.”
Mr. Finnegan, I love your channel and variety of shows and I have been subbed for a while! I am now subbed to C.H.'s channel too! As for the tools, I need them!!! However, I have 8 kids and we all live on a teacher's income, so I can't afford them. You can do the world a solid and give a good guy some tools! Thanks for the quality, educational, and funny content you put out!
Thanks, Chad.
Me and my dad just took the bed off his truck to start prepping it for paint, him and my mom have worked their whole lives and sacrificed so much to give me and my siblings the best they can. My dad loves working on vehicles and doing body work but time is his biggest enemy. working construction sometimes 60+ hours a week along side with my mom doesn't leave much time to work on his passions or do much at all when he gets off work. we just got a new air compressor and have been looking around for air tools, we were going to look at pawn shops to get most of these because we already spent a lot of money getting what we did, so this set would be amazing and help us get a little farther on projects with the limited amount of time we have. my Dad's dream truck is a 64' C10 which i hope to one day help him work on, getting these tools would be an amazing gift for him and be one less thing he has to worry about. Thank you so much for this chance.
Father Finnegan, now that you're ordained, you must always have a bottle of blessed motor oil, ATF, brake fluid and coolant. The Holy Fluids. So that way the next time you have trouble with Blasphemi, use those fluids and remember this chant, "The power of Chrysler compels you! The power of Chrysler compels you!!" Lol good luck out there Finnegan! Have fun, be safe and KICK ASS!!!
FATHER FINNEGAN BE NOT DECIEVED !!
PSALM 83:15 CLEARLY TELLS US THAT THE ALMIGHTY OWNS A PONTIAC AND A GEO. THE PASSAGE ASKS THE LORD TO " PURSUE YOUR ENEMIES WITH YOUR TEMPEST, AND TERRIFY THEM WITH YOUR STORM. 👍😆
FATHER FINNEGAN BE NOT DECIEVED!!!
JESUS WOULD DRIVE AN OLD PLYMOUTH, BECAUSE HIS FATHER DROVE ADAM AND EVE OUT OF THE GARDEN IN A FURY !! 😊
View This Moses even had a motorcycle, "The roar of his triumph went out across the land" the road to enlightenment is clearly the one covered in oil and burnt rubber!
A No.....I guess The Power of Chrysler Compels us all !! (Even those who have a Dodge Demon.)
What's the difference of deer nuts and beer nuts? Beer nuts are a $1.75, but deer nut are under a buck.
grip tact sub’d
solid.
thank you!!! hope you enjoy the videos!
grip tact how bucking dumb
awwwwww yeahhhhh
I love your videos and Roadkill! Since watching these series I've been doing small work on my daily driver but been getting some friends together to do bigger and better projects. The stuff and experiences you have are amazing and I hope you never run out of ideas
Finnegan, I am a huge car fan and love everything to do with them and you are one of the people that made me like this, I watch all your videos and have watched every roadkill video atleast twice (most of them much more than that). My brother all the way to the first day of drag week from New Paris Indiana to get to watch you run, and while we were there I even got on the ground in front of your car just to see the changes you made to it for my self. I also got to talk to Boschiers (sorry if i butchered that) and he tryed to sell me stickers at first, while you were off looking for your wallet, but then I decided to buy a hat. later that day, my brother and I got to meet you and that was like the highlight of like my month, it was just something I never thought I would ever get the chance to do. Well I took that hat home and put it on a shelf for 2 weeks and did not let anyone touch it but then I finally decided if I had the hat I was going to wear it. So I wore the hat to hang out with some of my buddies and one of them knocked it off my head and into the river we were by, and I jumped in after it, yet later that day lost it at a restaurant some how. That really sucked because that was like my prized possession because I bought it directly from you guys. Well anyways I am turning 18 on October 21st this year and am in college and working at an automotive shop working towards becoming a mechanic and planning to in the future open up my own automotive/race shop. At the moment I have some tools but my toolbox is still mostly empty and this tool kit would put me that much closer to having the tools to do the stuff that I want to be able to do, and a killer 18th birthday present.
I bet you $605.92 plus shipping and handling that I don't win these air tools.
I'll need those tools' help, I've got a Ford.
On second thought, those tools might not be enough...
lol. now that's funny.
Recently I had 6 classic bikes stolen from my container storage, along with a load of spare parts and very annoyingly, the tool cab that held my imperial and SAE sized tools and several air tools. I've had those bikes for over 20 years! To say I'm not happy is the understatement of the century! It feels like an essential part of me has been surgically removed. Also, I wasn't insured! So Mike, you have it within your power to return some of my happiness!
My mother refuses to move into a nursing home . My project is a 1970 f100 cab swap onto a `78 f150 frame . I have the `70 cab onto the chassis now and did it using long poles and a hoist . Every single bolt is rusty , large and stubborn . Mom isn`t much help , about all she can do is hold a wrench on one end . I could really , really use some air tools or else I wouldn't even ask if I thought that somebody else would have better use out of them . I love my mom very much by the way . Have a great day , I love your show , keep up the great work .
Maybe next year at drag week, you can have someone carry a spare hemi.
powcar91 he sure as hell don't pay for them piece of cake for him
I went from Dodge than Jeeps and than AMC Powered Jeeps so I need as many tools as I can so maybe someday i can drive something I own to ziptie drags :)
mattmopar440 ay i used to daily a gremlin until i had a kid. Most guys get the bowtie or blue oval tattoo, so i got the amc flag
Awesome work on the leaf springs! As a suspension mechanic, I've seen some dodgy fixes but you guys did really well given the lack of equipment! Seeing Blasphemi has honestly made me want to build an old hot-rod more and more, and before it I'd never even heard of Gassers. You've opened my eyes (and my wallet) to a whole new world (of spending money I don't have on things I don't need)
Hey Finn! Just wanted to say I love your show and watch just as religiously as roadkill! I'm 19 years old and I just started school this September for heavy duty mechanics and I'm just beginning to build my tool collection and these tools would be amazing to have! Thanks again!
Harambe would’ve loved to enter and win those tools.
I drive a Chrysler I need those tools!
Me and my best friend Brad just last summer got his grandpa's old 1953 chevy 3 ton grain running again after sitting in the bush since the 80's. Everyone said we were stupid for wasting our time and money on an old grain truck. But the thing is, the truck has perfect patina and is just wicked cool with them big old duelies in the back and the flat deck on it. And since Brads farm is homestead up here in Alberta, every tool in his "shop" is literally 80 years old. And I say "shop" because its just a Quonset with a dirt floor that we work in with no lights or heat. Now he does have a nice air compressor that they use to fill up big tractor tires and stuff so it will be perfect for running those air tools. So far we have been limited to good old open end wrenches and breaker bars and plain old makaita grinders. So those tools would come in super handy for example when we put a new floor in the truck! I really don't want to have to use a big ol 5 inch zip disk in there. And btw the one grinder we have is one with just a switch not a trigger so its basically instant death if it gets out go your hands. And I don't want to die. Not like that. Our plan for the truck is to roll into school around june with a bbq on the back and flip some burgies on the flat deck outside for lunch with some CCR playing and lawn chairs all on the massive 16 foot flat deck.
Love the episode. I definitely need an upgrade in air tools, this definitely has made me want to look into Campbell Hausfeld's stuff.
August 13th 1997, the day I went to the dealer with my father and bought my first car for $1500. A 1976 C10 stepside. I drove it for about 3 years then parked it. I have moved 5 times and every time I loaded the truck onto a rollback to the new house.
3 months ago she moved to her final garage and the teardown began. The truck that has waited 20 years of ownership is ready for the restoration we have always talked about. Currently I have a few cheap air tools but this set would make that restoration much easier. And the money I would save on these tools would be more money I can put into the truck.
The end goal with the truck is to run a Rally North America event and drag week in the same year. It wont set any records due to budget but would mean the world just to try.
For drag week 2017 sorry Fin that you had some bad luck and didnt finish but I am sure you will be back next year giving it hell.
I would never bungee jump, I came into this world because of a broken rubber and I am not going out by one!
Love watching the show. I'm slowly converting our carport into a shop for my 4 boys and I to work on the family cars. Teaching them young and keeping tradesmanship alive.
All the way through high school a large majority of what I know now about cars and my passon to keep learning/working on them has come from RoadKill and other shows on MotorTrend. I am a college student at UTI starting out my career working at a dealership. I'm excited to build a hotrod of my own some day and call it my own, air tools would be an amazing way to begin my journey. I love and appreciate all that you and the rest of the crew do, making the best content and showing the real potential of cars and hotrods especially for people that were not born into it.
I need some powerful airtools, if I were to compare these to some of my wifes "toys" how would they rate, I mean hers kicks on and the lights dim in the rest of the house, and Im not sure but some of them will chip up old concrete, or chip teeth, but thats and old memory I dont want to relive.
my god you should win
I need those air tools to justify buying a Campbell Hausfeld air compressor. Wives are many things but understanding isn't one of them. #leverage
Oscar Paiz Congratulations Oscar!
Thanks for all the all the awesome videos here and on road kill!!!
Hello Finn, how's it going? I hope everything is good.
Ok, I'm gonna tell you why I diserve these tools.
I came from a family where most of them are mechanic, and I started learning this beautiful profession when I was 11 years old, now I'm 35. And guess what, I learned it with my mother (RIP). I remember seeing her undear a car fixing whatever it needed to be fixed and I was always around her because that fascinated me. The smell of the oil, grease, those tools spread... man, it makes me go back in time everytime I smell it.
She knew I was the next to be a mechanic, so she started teaching me simple things like, change the engine oil, brake pad, and brake oil.
I remember she telling me that I could be the best of the best but I wouldn't be nothing if I had not the proper tools.
So I believe those tools are perfect for me. I could do a lot with them!
Dude im so tired of making air tool noises with my mouth as im ratcheting off my wheels...... people look at me like im cray but i swear it helps break them loose!!
I would say I could use the air tools to finally take my truck apart and rebuild the Cummins with 500,000 miles on it but I think you’re going to need them to fix blasphemi again. Is that 3 blocks this year mike?
cardesinr are those 20$ replacement headlights any good?
I think they are very good fro sealed beams. Completely worth $20 for sure. People reading this, I made a video and its on my channel.
Esit: Shameless plug activated.
Good luck reading all these comments!! Holy smokes that’s a good turn out!! Love watching both your channel and roadkill! Keep up the great work man! Truly an inspiration to so many
Finnegan, I hope you always have a goal in mind, Im gonna say this now, but im not trying to give you sob story, i just want you to always remember this. My dad died when i was 17 and a half, we had so many plans that we were gonna do, but they never ended up happening. He was 61 years old and was a hot rodder all his life, you couldnt keep him away from a big block, or anything classic for that matter. Before he died, i saw a episode of roadkill and i think it was viva ranchero part two, but you and Frieburger inspired me to go out there and work on the truck he owned since 1978 and put a relentless amount of miles on, not just for my own personal happiness, but to make him smile. Now he did "give" the truck to me but in all reality it was still his, i mean what are fathers for right? You do all the work and they get the end result. Anyway when he died i wanted to just give up and never work on anything again because he was gonna teach me all he knew so i could learn more become the best damn mechanic to ever or at least try. While home from school a couple days after he passed i watched both of the episodes of the ranchero returning to Alaska, and that made me think. Just because something failed, doesn't mean you have to quit trying to achieve that goal. So i went out there and started working on it just doing everything i could to get the thing to drive down the road safely and it was alot like your 55, first was the sight of it, next was the best worst test drive of your life then it was mint but not without its flaws. The point im trying to make is that, you and Frieburger got me back on my feet and taught just because a goal wasnt reached, you cant make new goals. I worked on that thing everytime i had money and time, busted my knuckles, screwed up threads, and broke things countless number of times. Everytime I did though I learned from my mistakes and I learned how to correct them, or alot of the times I learned new things that you and the rest of hot rod team would talk about on the projects. Im getting all confused and dont know what else to say but thank you. I pushed myself harder and harder everyday now to learn more and more, im 19 now and attending diesel tech to become even better at what i do well now. To finish the story about the truck i ended driving it with a electric fuel pump, propane rigged in, a broken leaf spring, and zipped tied in electric fans to my graduation and it was probably one of the happiest days of my life. I dont want you or any of the rest of the crew to stop what youre doing, always have a goal set in mind, and never to stop and give up one day because things hasnt gone your way like with the dropped valve. I want you to come back going hitting the gas twice as hard with triple the drive to do so because it inspires kids like me. Im just one of thousands of people you guys have inspired So thank you for not giving up and quitting like i wanted to so bad that day, hell i dont know where id be today if and Frieburger just decided to not do roadkill.
Reason why its edited is to tell you that im sorry for making it so long i tried to make it short, but i now am working on a 67 camaro and might be working on a 68 after. Thanks again for all your hard work and devotion to speed parts, facial hair and beer.
Will a Bicycle pump work on those tools because I've been blowing into mine and doesn't seem to work
Anthony Kuhn you need a balloon or innertube for continuous power!
A No good idea
I don't always comment on videos but when I do I want to win free shit.
^ the most interesting comment in the world. . .
Finnegan... i was going through an ultra tough time while back and bed bound i stumbled across Roadkill Alaska trip (when you made it). Your determination to overcome whatever odds came your way with a smile and a wise crack (just as in this episode and all the others) helped get me back on my feet. It also inspired me to turbo charge my 20 year old Nissan Almera (which took me 3 months doing hour here and there and it made 14psi (1lb + -) boost last weekend - its taken little 1.4l hatch back from 87hp to 150hp. Then my wastegate jammed closed (used wrong circlip on connecting arm) and totally destroyed turbo. Because Roadkill. I've watched every episode of Finnegan's Garage and Roadkill. Keep rocking those spanners!!! I live in Bristol, England, UK. And don't have air compressor. So dont qualify for competition i guess. But thought i would write how you helped a petrol head get back under the hood.
My son's 13th birthday is the Oct 9th. What a great present for me that would be, I mean him! Yes him! We are beginning on his 54 gm truck! He has been helping me on my 56 belair. Love the show. Thanks!
"That Plymouth had a Hemi with a Torqueflite"
yes. yes
If AvE were to win these 🤔
Ohhdanyboy
I gotta know if 'ol uncle bumblefuck thinks it's a skookum choocher or a couple steps above some hazard fraught chinesium
Ohhdanyboy he'd make sure they're skookum as frigg. Crazy I came here straight from watching ave break ratchets
Campbell Hausfeld's PR team would break into a mild sweat if Unckie Bumblefuck devised a devious plan to torture the poor tools to an almost instant destruction and rebuild in the empire of dirt..
I was just watching him break ratchets. Love it when you find people who watch the same exact channels across multiple subjects.
He needs a better air compressor setup first.
I'll be plain and simple here I met you at roadkill zip die drags in IL this year, you have shown me with hard comes great responsibility. And I'm inspired by your commitment and love of the auto world. These tools would help me out with my new project I hope to get done for next year hot rod drag tour
I have recently moved into a new home, one with a garage! I have been into minitruckin since I can remember. I have never had my own set of air tools. I could really use them to help get my project off the ground. I plan on rebuilding my 04 Dodge Ram, bagging it, and repainting it as well. These tools would help me get this project off the ground, or on it, depending on how I wanna cruise! Thank you, Mike!
My wife would love that air hammer. ;)
Me and my dad are always working on stuff and all we have really is a bunch of old tools and some new ones and we can't really ever afford new tools because he has 5 people to feed not including him and he is always looking a new tools and just wanting them so bad but just can't afford it and he works day and night working his ass off to pay for us and to keep us going and were always having to barrow stuff from people to get something fixed and I know he doesn't want to bother any one and it's get annoying and old after a while when your alwayse having to barrow stuff from people and always worrying about not breaking something or if you use it and it gets broke.and those tools would be so so so helpful and useful,we had a old s10 we were working on and we went out side and wet and dry sanded the truck for hours,and those tools would just be so helpful and make it so much easier and less stress full because my dad 39 and has been doing roofing and construction for the last 24 years and it hurts sometime.also this be an amazing thing for me to give him if I win to show my appreciation for being there for me and doing everything for that he could do and raise me by himself for 12 years and alwayse being there for me because thats what a dad's for.and I'm not asking or begging you to give this I'm just saying how much it would help us out and thank you for reading this
go back to english class
Jonathan Littleton e
He is 12, dont be a dick.
When I watched the first episode of roadkill with that old Catalina I instantly loved the show. The spontaneous breakdowns and unscripted humor were hilarious. And in a further episode I remember you saying how it’ll probably never air on television simply because of all the rules and regulations you’d have to follow. And that’s my favorite part. You’re just real guys, having real fun. Thank you and keep it up, you’ll always have a loyal fan in me!
thanks, Connor!
Yes!!This is the stuff I've been waiting for hahaha I'm in the process of building my tool collection, started a few years back when I started my project. Was supposed to just make the car run again but one thing led to another and I'm putting an Olds 350 with a plate system on it here within a few months. My birthday is October 12th, and there would be no more perfect gift. I will send pictures of my ID, the project, anything you want to prove this story. You're my favorite hotrodder to watch, and I've learned and grown more keen of the sport of hotrodding from watching your channel! Thanks Finnegan!
The set up is going into a 1980 Cutlass Supreme Brougham btw.
More info on the rack holder for the air tools please :D
Troy AM It's on the Campbell Hausfeld channel czcams.com/video/BLu0Ghyn2M0/video.html
visit Campbell Hausfeld's CZcams channel for a vid on how to build it. its pretty simple.
rack holder: my hands lol
It doesnt kick at all......but does it Chooch?
ChrisRobert haha an ave fan?
Chooching is one thing, the important question is, is it the Cockford Ollie?
Slowly eroding and becoming a sort of "fake and gay" of this generation. Remember, something is pleasurable and nice when you do it, in small, measured quantities, excess always gets you raw.
its cock for dolly means right tool for the job
I saw on some of his more recent videos whenever the little "i" bubble pops up in the top right corner he spells it out Cockford Ollie. I've always heard it pronounce the way you said it though.
When I was born i was so ugly that they threw both me and the placenta in the wall just to see who was screaming. worse for my brother, when he was born my mother had no milk to breast feed so grandma had to step in. Now he can only drink milk that has expired in date...
really like what you are doing over in the states, really inspiring. you are a true role model
Congrats Mike, we all knew it was gunna get there, it was just a matter of time.... what a beast of a car!!!
the other day working on my car my belt broke. so i made a new one out of watches. it was a total waist of time.
"Waist of time" = hourglass figure.
wow. that was bad. lol
Damn dude that was good
Bad written all over this but funny as hell.
I drive a rotary. I think that is enough to get some tools.
User 99321 no, its enough to be popular at the gay bar
fuzzy wuzzy look at your name
that was gold, well done sir!
You sir win best comment of the day...but no tools for you......LOL
If it has a turbo you need tools. If it's stock and well maintained you shouldn't need tools.
Just found this channel. Good to see more action of Blasphemi, That thing is a beauty. Keep up the good work fellaz! Now I'm hankerin for a 9 second car.
I hope will return to drag week next year and finish also I want thank you because you and David are the people who got me into cars
you need a new shirt about ziploc baggies with the amount you used in this video
and now for your road kill "ziplock moment"
cool beans
Hey Finnegan whats the difference between a dog and a fox????? About 2 beers........
lol. nice.
I know ur making these videos solo but I commented on a Roadkill FB post and I got a reply which made me feel good bcuz I didn't think I'd get a reply so testing my luck at getting some great tools. I've been using handme downs and borrowed tools to get my projects running. '67 Chevy 4x4, '73 Torino, '72 Suburban 4x4 and a '79 Ford F-150 I drive in HS. I love the videos and great commentary. Always lookin forward to the next automotive adventure. Thanks
the one liners in this episode..... the diy'ers an myselft pull the trigger.....your killing me finnegan!!! A great CZcams host that makes fun of himself...... Each video your channel gets better and better. That C10 is the bees knees..... I have a 67 I cant wait for more videos of the lowrider that is going to stomp the muscle truck!!!! plus the air tools are cool.
What do you tell a drag racer in a three piece suit?
Will the defendant please rise.
lol
'Drummer' also works in that joke.
Wait, this was uploaded today, Sept 25th 2017 yet there is comments from 3 days earlier? Go home CZcams, you're drunk again.
It's the Google A.I. bro It's passed out drunk wait until it learns to drive It'll go to Finnegan's Garage and steal those air tools. Lulz.
Apexx Fawkes lmfao
You're* "go home CZcams. You're drunk, again."
Reid Smith Stupid ass auto correct. LoL Fixed.
The video was available to those people 3 days ago. It's either Patreon sub or something else.
Finnegans's Garage has been such a huge inspiration to me. Because of your channel and also roadkill, I've really gotten into hot rodding. I've met you a couple of times on Powertour and you are one badass dude. I've been working on my granddads 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner and I just got my hands on a 1929 Ford Model A. The only problem is I have to do everything with basic wrenches. If i won the contest, those tools would be put to use, even if they did bust a hairy knuckle. Keep on making awesome videos man!
Mike you're awesome for doing this. I apologize in advance for a long comment, but I would love to have these tools. My uncle passed away a couple months ago now and he was like a father to me and damn did he have the most contagious laugh. Him and I were working on restoring his muscle car when he passed away which I now have to do without him as it was our baby. The car is a 77 Chrysler Cordoba which isn't technically a muscle car but he made it one with a 440 big block that made the thing scream. It along with my 76 Chevy step side need a lot of work ranging from engine work down to New carpet lol. Everytime you guys get in the muscle truck I live vicariously through you because my truck currently doesn't run sadly. Winning these tools will put me ahead in so many ways. Keep on keeping on
Why does Santa Claus have such a huge sack?
Because he only comes once a year!
Next!!! Finnegan garage on demand!!!
There are 2 things that make dreams come true, aftermarket parts and Mike Finnegan. I love this show!
Pretty serious machinery right there. Beginning of video, those headers look badass!
Please can you reupload the video with bad/low audio ?
Didtok Nan agreed please do!
I'm Canadian and air tools are too expensive. That's my excuse 🤣 keep up the good work finn
I concur.
We are just too nice to force air into a bottle and make it slave labour away for us without having to say sorry ever 5 seconds.
Hey Fin from the other side of the world! Its awesome that all these guys are giving you tools to use, test and give away. Hope you get a fresh set to rebuild Blasphemi after that Drag week carnage!! Keep up the great show
I'm going to the hot rod institute and those air tools would be very helpful in my education and once I get into the workplace. Thank you
Here's an idea, put the Chevy hemi out of your drag boat in the '55 Chevy, then put the dodge hemi in the drag boat, then take the boat out in the middle of the lake and shoot a hole in the bottom of the boat and swim back to shore lmao XD
Mike Lovin
"just sink this bitch and get it over with"
Lmmfao
it says that you wrote this comment 3 days ago... how is that possible when it got uploaded 1 hour ago?
lol
So true
Hmm
No Mopar love? So unfair.
Spends 3 months making a set of headers for a drag boat. cant evan throw up drywall in hiis GARAGE
2WHEEL [HOON] more ventilation without drywall in a garage, easier to get fumes out too
uh-huh. . . .That'll be my excuse if I ever get a garage. Not a very good one since I know a little bit about dry-walling. enough to get it done anyways.
Priorities, it's all about priorities
Ok, so I'll try to go for inspiring. I'm 21 years old, and I recently acquired a 78 Datsun 280z. It has so so much rust that needs to be repaired and stuff that needs replacing and those tools would make my life so much easier. Love your channel! Keep the videos coming!
That isn't inspiring at all what was I thinking...
Inspiration from your videos has helped me and my dad pull of a garage build that's near its completion. We take on car projects in your building manor from racing to just plain stupidity. I've been studying the past five years and building electric Formula Student cars, I am now closing up on moving to the new garage we build off course in need of fresh tools.
Looking forward for more videos by our master of cable ties!