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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I now love vans. Can’t wait for the Chevy van content. My grandpa passed a few years ago and in his garage still sits his one owner 73 dodge tradesmen. 50k original miles. Gotta get up to flint to get it going. It’s the same color as your old dodge van 👍🏻
Keith is as cool everyday as he is on race day. I love that. Dude said,”no problem, let’s just kick it out and keep going”. What a boss.
I'm here for the neon! Freiburger, I hope you never stop checking out the old signage.
Keith Turk makes a great road trip buddy and a quirky and compelling screen personality. He looks like a retired school teacher but is really a genuine god of hot rodding. Thanks for giving us a chance to get to know him better.
Thank you for your service Keith, me, and my family truly appreciate you
Turk, thank you for your service!
When I was student going through the Apache transition Turk was one of the instructors. I flew with him once, maybe twice. He brought two cokes on his flights, he would drink one down so he could use the empty can as an ashtray.... The Apache didn't have an ash tray. Epic video, I really enjoyed it.
ROADKILL never ends !!!
What are you doing hammering next to that headlight you’re going to bre…yeah, saw that coming.
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.
“It’ll be fine. I can fix it.” ~ Keith Turk That’s a philosophy I can live by. This trip is a treasure. Hope you had a chance to soak it all in.
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!
Always like the before and after photos.
Nothing beats six in a row for apocalypse level reliability.
Thanks you Keith Turk for your service in the army
It’s Freiday!
The old time photo overlay is amazing!
Thank you for your service, Keith! 🫡🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
I love Thursday Frie-day!
Very cool trip and hanging out with Kieth is a fun way to travel. Thanks