Hotrod Garage, Dirt Everyday & Roadkill.

They are all on the motor trend channel. :)

Not car related but my favourite is diResta both on his own channel and also the make channel. 

My favorite car related, besides BOM, is madram11. 

X2 on Roadkill  

Jafromobile is a MUST watch

It's not a YouTube channel but a favorite of mine is...

www.build-threads.com/

Everything from home-garage builds to pro-shop builds, plus engine swaps, chassis swaps, restorations...

-- Edited by GrayRaceCat on Wednesday 23rd of November 2016 05:55:16 PM

 VIRGIN AUSTRALIA V8 SUPERCARS    on motortrend channel....great racing lots of vroom vroom noises v8's 6 speeds irs stock bodies, curb jumping and hard racing, but good mates off the course

Weirdly similar in a absolute and completely different way. :D
www.youtube.com/watch

I would not even have attempted this "1984 Toyota Celica Turbo Restoration". :) www.youtube.com/watch

I may have at one time or another indicated that the Binky project is dragging on a bit (IMHO) but it has flashed by in an instant. This Audi Quattro project took 10 years and was much simpler. Taking a car apart, repairing some small bits and putting it back together again. How hard can it be? www.youtube.com/watch
Looking forward to many years of high quality Binky production. :)

www.youtube.com/user/Adamskiification/videos Here is another Mini build. Channel called Adam White. Not too bad for a backyard shed project. I love the "upside down stand".  :)

-- Edited by andsetinn on Saturday 13th of May 2017 03:09:42 PM

#andsetinn, I've been watching Chris' channel for some time now, this is a man who knows what he's doing.

Chris describes himself as an amateur, if that is amateur work then master work must be akin to alchemy!

-- Edited by GrayRaceCat on Wednesday 31st of May 2017 08:11:26 PM

"SOUP"

 

George Karellas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ta7Yk8cW-TA

-- Edited by Forsh on Thursday 1st of June 2017 10:17:05 PM

Really good dude making a Knight Rider replica in his garage with lots of great tips.
I found it looking for 3rd gen Camaro restoration tips.

www.youtube.com/user/knightrider5000200

I was wondering how to fibre glass panels for my project, and I came across WJP004. An old Aussie chap with little disregard for health, safety or his own health. But he's doing a fantastic series on making a race car out of a Civic. He doesn't know how to balance audio so sometimes his voice will be quiet, but he's got oodles of knowledge and you'd learn alot about fibre glass.

Others include Hub Nut (which I found after I found BOM), and Built By Many. He's doing a Jaguar E-Type restoration, think he's getting a lot of flack for not having Edd China on there but to be honest the pepole he has had on there have been fantastic.

Finally, there's SOUP. Good channel and very well put together. It's keeping me going while I wait for Episode 21 of Binky...

-- Edited by sgtberbatov on Tuesday 4th of December 2018 08:45:07 PM

most fun with clothes on  "Skid Factory"  Aussies with a faster turn-around  and Turbo-Yoda...Al is a Genius like Nic but hilariously Grumpy, and he loves his "Lemon Squash"  the Bedford with a Barra is a wonder  of engineering
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Got some more that I've subscribed to:

Sarah -n- Tuned (a young lady from Tuscon, Arizona who has an Audi TT and a MK2 Toyota MR2)
Tavarish
Hoovie's Garage (a bloke from Kansas who buys broken cars left right and centre and then dumps $$$ into fixing them)
The Wizard (Hoovie's mechanic who has his own channel)
Bluudy's Garage (a local guy who has a Supra and has some project cars)
bodgitt and leggit garage (an ex-pat in Ireland who demonstrates car repairs)
Diagnose Dan

I won't mention the non-car channels as it would take this thread off-topic.

-- Edited by Toledo Man on Monday 28th of January 2019 09:25:38 PM

Half of his cars wouldn't pass the UK MoT. The 240Z would need an IVA because it has been heavily modified. It certainly wouldn't be classed as a Historic vehicle due to the E60 M5 DNA. With the points system it would probably have to carry the M5 identity for it to be registered over here. Do they have any sort of vehicle inspection in Oregon?

WatchJRGo (a bloke from Witchita, Kansas who buys crap cars and fixes them. Like Hoovie but more hands-on with the spanners)
Andy Mechanic (UK ex-pat in NZ featuring some nice tool girls)
Furious Driving
Ali Mack- Mechanical (a driveway mechaic in Inverness)
3d prop studios (a bloke from Grimsby who is building a replica Batmobile in his garage)
1969 Ford Capri - Kate (a bloke from West Bromwich whis is restoring a MK1 Capri withe the helps of some friends)
bodgit and leggit garage (UK ex-pat in Ireland who has his own car repair business)
DiagnoseDan - a Dutch mechanic (the Dutch equivalent of South Main Auto)
Mercedessource - A bloke from Washington (the state in NW USA, not the US capital) who is a Mercedes Benz specialist.
Shrodingers Box (an American bloke who takes a methodical approach to car repairs)

The Skid Factory, Rob Dahm, Benny's Custom Works and AVE are all favs and well worthy of the mentions that they have already received in this thread.
Another one that I have been following of late is The Lab

Laconic Kiwi bloke working from a home workshop. He has a ridiculously small Nissan March powered by a ridiculously large Nissan turbo V6 which is often piloted by Paul Radisich (ex BTCC/ V8 Supercars) as well as doing interesting transplants into various other vehicles. Budget builds professionally done along with plenty of brackets to keep BOM fans satisfied.