Get DRIVE YOUR GARBAGE T-shirts here: https://shop.davidfreiburger.com/ This time it’s a 2,400-mile, across-the-USA road trip in a vintage van with David Freiburger and Keith Turk! The van is a 1965 Ford Falcon (Econoline) and the mission is to deliver D/F’s 1,080-horsepower Bonneville small-block engine from Alabama to Los Angeles. The trip includes ‘50s neon signs, then-and-now Americana, breakdowns, roadside repairs, and the smallest pinch of Van Halen history! If you dig it, please share it. Remember, Thursday is Freiday at 3:00 pm Pacific time every week!—D/F FOLLOW ME FOR ADVENTURES, HISTORY, HORSEPOWER, PROJECT CARS, AND MORE! https://www.instagram.com/davidfreiburger/ https://www.facebook.com/DavidFreiburger https://www.threads.net/@davidfreiburger EMAIL: [email protected]
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Turk is pretty cool..more road trips would be awesome..glad you guys are ok after hitting the deer
The "then and now" photo overlays are exceptionally well done and are a very nice touch.
I'm 61 have fixed cars hole life been machinest 30 yrs now I have 92 Camero daly drive wish I could travel with you guys I have too work love hanging with you love Americana 😅 go guys
Great video. Really made it feel like we were riding along with you guys.
Was funny when the guy was talking about hitting the stones perfectly with a hammer just after he bashed in his headlight with a hammer. Also those are called pump-jacks when you are talking about them specifically, but oil well gets the point across. Good Stuff!
This was a great video, Keith was an awesome guest. Also, in a pinch, a thin smear of Dawn works great for fog repellent
Hey, everyone! A huge segment of you are watching this one all the way to the end. Thanks for sticking with this nearly 2-hour tour!
Wow! One of the best episodes; break downs, hit a bambi, body repair, good travel buddy, history, etc. Gosh, I really need to get out and do my own trip. Good video Freiburger.
Your videos never ends That great. Thanks.
I like how you said you hit the deer not me. David was all like nope! Im not on deer poop duty lol. Epic roadtrip and video!
16:31 Wow...is that an old microfiche reader? Back in the day when I worked at a Porsche-Audi dealer with my dad (I was a teen cleaning the shop and he was a mechanic), I remember the parts guys looking up stuff in one of those. Pre-internet days. 1980s
Looks almost as sexy as my 65 Falcon Club Wagon before the kamikaze Bambi run on yours. Mine is a factory original 240 three on the tree and still has all the factory original interior unmolested and still has the back seats and cigarette butts in the ashtrays. I acquired it off of the 92 year old gentleman who was the second owner. I got it off Joe after it sat under a tree in his backyard for 30 years. It took me a couple of months and a bunch of work but I managed to get her back on the road.
A push fan up in the doghouse helps a lot with the cooling issues. I have a van problem!
Wow. Great job getting that radiator situation handled!
When Mr. Turk sleeps his cowl induction opens up. Very majestic. Great episode guys.
Martin Brothers Had Burnet in one of their episodes. “It’s Burntit Darnit Learnit” Funny. Keith is great at the Drag and Drives. Glad you guys stayed safe. Thanks Freiburger.
Used to work with Keith Turk in Germany back in the early 90's when he was an Apache pilot and I was a Kiowa pilot. Never knew what happened to him until he started popping up in Roadkill and YouTube videos.
Holy moly.... I flew the OH-58D(R). I'm glad you made it through such a dramatic event. Thank you for sharing your journey. Take care
David i love van and the pick up too mate
Loved this video . . Right after this trip, on his way to Norwalk, I met Keith when he came thru Springfield, Mo. for a Route 66 100th Anniversary celebration