This is a big change to the channel but just imagine all the cool stuff we can get upto in this new space!! Thank you so much to all of our friends and family who’ve helped us along the way, It means to world! Thank you to the awesome companies that support the channel and last but not least THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR LOYAL VIEWERS! Without supporters like yourself watching, The Skid Factory would be nothing! Stay tuned for some new (and old) projects in 2024. Thanks for watching legends! ❤

@UmmmmmmmWhat

4 ай бұрын

Call it The Woody-shop lol

@kaydog890

4 ай бұрын

Park your forklift reversed hard up to the roller door at night; Prevents a ram raid.

@theskidfactory

4 ай бұрын

@@kaydog890was going to get some bollards but this is also a great idea! 😂

@shanenorwell8580

4 ай бұрын

@@theskidfactory yep, I always park mine sideways across the roller door.

@JayBMcGuirk

4 ай бұрын

Coming from a tech that has been in alot of different workshops, that hoiste at 90 degree to the door will be a huge pain. It will be hard to get on and off and you will end up hating it. Would keep it at 2 hoists if I were you.

Needs a 30ft mural of Al's head with 'Use ya brain' embalzoned on there too...

Some more suggestions from helping a mate set up his new workshop... (some are more suited to a working business workshop, but included them anyway) * Painted walls - Light colours will improve lighting bounce and make it look much more cleaner / professional. * Painted waistline of a darker colour from the floor level to at least a metre or two. It's surprising how fast the walls will get very dirty. (especially behind benches / grinding areas, areas that may get exhausts blowing onto them. * Once you work out how many power points you need, - double it... you can never have too many power points. - Try to have at least two or three different circuits if possible. * Roof Mounted or Wall mounted oscillating industrial fans will help lots with air-flow. - Air con will be expensive to run and hard to cool downstairs, but a few stategically placed fans will do wonders in the QLD summers, Roof whirly birds too to help with the heat extraction. * The move to mainly battery hand held tools means that air lines are becoming a thing of the past - but if you have to run them - try having them up high from the roof or over the working levels via steel cables from one side to the other - keeps them MUCH cleaner and off the ground and out of the way etc * Oil Waste tank/s - the closer to the front door (or 44Gal drums on dollys) are much easier to get the waste collection guys to collect them. * A few door mats securely attached to the first 3 or 4 treads on the steps will help keep the office carpet / floor clean when walking from the workshop to upstairs.. * Rag / Towel dispenser near the stairs also so you can quickly wipe your hands if you need to run upstairs, saves grubby marks of the upstairs wall/ doors / door handles etc. * chain / portable / retractable barrier in front of the garage roller door to encourage visitors to use the front door instead of the roller door. - Doorbell for couriers / visitors if you don't want randoms just walking in. * security - cameras everywhere.. (bonus is you can use some of the footage as unique b-roll) * raised floor sections / berms / speed bump type things to contain spills like coolant from running into the "clean areas"

@rolly4x4

4 ай бұрын

Some great ideas there 👍

@cornishcat11

4 ай бұрын

i would add oil socks/ mats on standby . makes cleaning up so much easier

@5harp3y

4 ай бұрын

@@cornishcat11 agree, complete spill kits are relatively cheap and so effective

@Pneumaticcannon

4 ай бұрын

Agreed on the light colour paints to help the lighting!!! Get some high CRI lights too :)

@GL-xz3xk

4 ай бұрын

All excellent ideas there. Agree with paint and ceiling fans. Doubling the power points is absolutely true!

I love the sly comments from the camera man, keep that going, even if he’s anonymous.

your reaction to using a string line made my day, keep being you woody

@shane5968

4 ай бұрын

Chalk line

@theskidfactory

4 ай бұрын

Wizardry!! 😂

I'm gonna miss Al, but I'm excited for your new dream shop and the new chapter of the show. Congrats, Woody!

@TurboVisBits

4 ай бұрын

I thought Al was the channel lol

@legend7ify

4 ай бұрын

so did I, but he will be there often I'm sure.@@TurboVisBits

@jopoviz

4 ай бұрын

​@@TurboVisBits Al was the channel..

@alvinadams6054

4 ай бұрын

Al was always on camera while Woody was behind the camera... Well most of the time so who will be the new mechanic?

SO FREAKING PUMPED FOR YOU WOODY - CAN'T WAIT TO SEE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR US THIS YEAR

@theskidfactory

4 ай бұрын

Cheers mate! Plenty of cool projects to work on!

@MeatWeed

4 ай бұрын

Agreed :D

I hope Al can keep working with you ❤ he is part of the reason im into turbo cars. He will be missed !

@JW-qf2fx

4 ай бұрын

Im sure he'll be around mate, just didnt want the full time commitment to one workshop/cars day and night it sounds like

The journey continues, Al is magic please stay around its been fantastic. Blessings to all.

Set a banner line level with the toilet room roof, paint from there up one colour. Below the banner line get a sick graph artist and mural up those walls. Sound diffusing panels up in the roof, LIGHTING, ceiling in that mez so the ACs aren't cooling such a large volume, and insulation cos when it rains she'll humm... Huge lemon squash fridge... and CCTV, removable bollards etc etc, make it secure.

Really gonna miss Al and the dynamic between him and Woody, but 100% got faith in Woody keeping the Skid Factory awesome.

Good luck with the new space and continuing on TSF. As someone else mentioned, upgrade the locks. I'd also frost the clear windows on ground level, stops anyone seeing what's inside. Bunnings has rolls of window frosting if you need a budget option.

@theskidfactory

4 ай бұрын

I’m all about the budget options! Got a quote from a tint shop and fell over! I’ll look into mate thanks for the tip

@LimitR

4 ай бұрын

@@theskidfactory I got my whole house tinted for about $1700 (though that was 7 years ago) so surely a couple big windows shouldn't be more than a couple hundred. But I imagine you should be able to find some Tint rolls somewhere cheap online if you want to give it a crack. Another decent budget option is blinds. Can get those at Bunnings for not ridiculous money. Combine the 2 and should stop people snooping when your not around. Plus keeps some sun out (though right now the humidity is the killer)

@DiscoFang

2 ай бұрын

Spray frosting works a treat and is relatively cheap. And we're talking proper translucent coating not christmas snow effect.

So stoked for you Woody! A couple of things you might want to consider- 1) standards door locks are super easy to pick, you might want to swap for a high security one. Bilock are an Aussie company that make high security locks 2) these new build units are often sized so that the owner isn’t required to have fire hose reels, might want to look at having a bunch of large extinguishers 3) go nuts with the insulation in your office, you can also get plasterboard with higher insulation to help things 4) Rockwool or acoustic panelling will help reverb in the workshop. You can fit it to walls and hang it from the ceiling Can’t wait to see what’s next for TSF!

@Beer_Dad1975

4 ай бұрын

Was thinking the same thing on the locks - he's got some pretty desirable cars in there now, not to mention all the tools and parts - also saw someone recommend parking the forklift against the inside of the roller door which is great advice. Too many scumbags around these days so everything you can do to make it hard for them is good.

@TheosEpicVideos

4 ай бұрын

Not a bad idea getting some removable bollards out the front too!

Sound: Rock wool is the ducks nuts. We use it in night clubs. Fire proof as well!

@jimm9776

4 ай бұрын

I mean, cement walls are pretty fireproof, too, right?

@thailandretromods

4 ай бұрын

@@jimm9776 good point..... 😂

@mungbean84

4 ай бұрын

​@@jimm9776but echoey. Woody will need to put something in to cut the sound bounce down for recording and an option that doesn't make the shed a fire hazard is not a bad idea.

@fredericrike5974

4 ай бұрын

Not as fireproof as you might think. They don't burn, but when exposed to surface fire for any length of time, they "spawl" off flakes and chunks as the moisture inside boils off, weakening them till they collapse. If the fire is hot enough, those walls should be safe for a while, though.

Good luck being out on your own Woody. As an old Boomer I’m gunna miss Al and look forward to his guest appearances. You have a lot of great mates and supporters so I am sure you will make a good go of it. I raise my lemon squash to you. Cheers.

Paint the bottom 2 metres of the wall, it will increase the light but also cleanable walls.

Triple car stacker needed! And jazzed for the next evolution of the channel.

@haydenm305

4 ай бұрын

+1 for this, it'll increase your storage capacity massively!

@shanebep3135

4 ай бұрын

What I was thinking too!

Proud of you Woody. It could’ve been easy to just walk away from KZread and concentrate on other things, but you’re putting yourself in some (hopefully short term) struggles to keep your passion alive. It takes a lot of guts to knock down the sandcastle and build it again. Well done. Also I would like to say thanks to Al for his advice not only on camera but the messages over the journey. Al might not be hosting and the factory may have moved, but he will I’m sure still be an integral part of the show. Cheers to New beginnings…….2.0

I really hope Al isnt burnt out. Love the show anyway. Aussie here watching from Germany

Best thing we ever added to our shop: Gantry crane.. Being able to load and unload and move things around with a 1 tonne hoist and the crane is wonderful.

@jamessimpson3162

4 ай бұрын

I always wondered how much that might cost for just the average bloke in a small shop. How bad is it?

@ElectraFlarefire

4 ай бұрын

@@jamessimpson3162 It cost us about AU$400 in steel(The big I beams), $400 in rollers/parts and two or three weekends to build with two mates. Our working space is 6x6m. The cheaper option is a rolling crane frame, those you can just buy and for most people is more than enough. But we didn't want to store it on the floor and planned the crane when we built the shed. :)

@ElectraFlarefire

4 ай бұрын

If you want 'smaller and simpler', a 'jib crane' provides a good working space if you have a solid place to mount it and don't need as complete coverage. And would be a much easier one bloke build.

@rolly4x4

4 ай бұрын

Could just get a jib attachment for the forklift

@jamessimpson3162

4 ай бұрын

@@ElectraFlarefire Thanks mate. I'd prefer to do it how you have. Storing engine cranes and other heavy things you don't use all the time is a pain. But i've always kinda wondered what a mob charges to build and install them in a factory that size.

Good on you Woody... Like a child leaving the Nest... 😢😢😢... Many years with TurboYoda... Finally a Man about it

I remember first seeing you back in the day on MCM builds and Benny's Stagea build. You've come so far since then, mechanically and filming/editing wise. I can't wait to see where it goes from here. I'll miss Al for sure, but I'm sure he'll be around on occasion to give you a good natured hard time😂. Good luck👍

Congrats on the new shop mate. Your design is looking great. The more hoists the better :D

Woody, you are absolutely blessed to have so many people willing and able to help you out with your new place. Treasure those people forever. 2 years ago my neighbour burned down his shop which mine backed onto and did enough damage to mine that my landlord had to pull the whole lot down. I rebuilt my shop in a larger space, 300m sq. but I had to do absolutely everything on my own and I have to admit it was a huge struggle. It's been almost a year since I got the keys of my new place and whilst I've moved into it and have been working there, it's still not finished.

Greetings from small town east Tennessee, USA. I love the WOOD SHOP. Congratulations on getting your shop, Woody can't wait to see what the future holds. I'd like to see an episode in the new shop with you, Alan, Marty, and Moog.

@haydes02

4 ай бұрын

Don't forget Benny

Great work Woody! Surely a.mural of Al on the back wall there so when you look out the window hes there haha

@TC-yx2ss

4 ай бұрын

Don't forget the "Use yer brain".

"cam bolts tightened" 😂 so pumped for this progress in the channel. Stoked for you, and stoked for us. 🙏🙏🙏 Thanks to all who contributed!

Highly recommend getting a portable single post hoist from Hero hoists. They are rated for 2.5t and lift to 1.8 metres. Plugs into a 15 amp outlet and is a multi purpose outfit. I store mine under a work bench if i need more room. It's like having an oversize hydraulic pallet jack and is extremely handy with it having just one post.

Loving the adventure Woody, best of luck with it all! I vote Harrop on the Fairylane!

damn i was not expecting all this! you should have Benny Surge on, he really took off last year and knows a thing or two about getting a shed together! just dont let him pick the music for the video or you wont make a dime, LOL!

@victorbitter583

4 ай бұрын

True that. The only reason I stopped watching him.

Build a small mezzanine on the back wall the same height as the bathroom. I reckon you'll need the space. Also make sure you get the location of your hoists sorted, get your sparky mate to rough in all the feeds you need ready to go to drop down from the roof. You don't want to chase in and back fill new conduit on that nice new floor.

This is soooo good Woody!!! Good call on those floor to lid windows!!! Hell yeah man...fuggin DO IT FOR BROCK!!!

I’m buzzing for you Woody. Shed looks epic already. Cannot wait to come along for the ride.

@RWB1111

3 ай бұрын

Buzzing for his woody?? 🤔

@chrisparish9145

3 ай бұрын

It's a common colloquialism where I live. I guess you'd closely translate it as "excited". @@RWB1111

I know the feeling, after 10 years of working on cars in a backyard, under a tent then a shack, I finally have a shop of my own. it was extensive and I wish it was bigger but I have a building of my own and I owe it all to my dad. Congrats on the shopspace its a huge move

Matthew Wood Electrical represent! looking hot boys. (literally and figuratively)

Ha ha ha ha wonder if those cam bolts are done up…that was brilliant 😆😆😆

You will probably need at minimum 1 big overhead ceiling fan to help circulate the air in that place. But besides that looks awesome and it is coming together nicely.

The feeling of picking up those keys would have been mint!! What a rush, good onya Woody!!

Stoked for you Woody! Can’t wait to see what you cook up in the new space. Also the Coyote needs to be supercharged

I can't imagine the roller coaster for you all, but as a viewer, it is a roller coaster too....Super stoked for you Woody and the commitment to your dreams, Sad for Alan, happy for Alan...OMG Best of luck, and looking forward to all your developments...build your nest and make it yours!!!

@OldManBadly

4 ай бұрын

I noticed that Alan seemed almost like he had been missing the cameras a bit. But I can understand that he has things he wants to do, and doing the whole youtube thing can be a real slow down if you aren't careful. We can all be hopefully that he pops in from time to time as a mate and helping hands when needed, his knowledge of boost is incredibly valuable.

Suggestions for 20:13 1. Beer Fridge 2. Stripper Pole 3. Racing Sim 4. Aircon fr though, proud of you! Keen to see some more content

Well done mate. The hoists are the tricky bit. I'm glad you put the pallet racking on the side. The thrid hoist is the killer. The two down back are fine, but i find find that where the cars rolled off the trailer sets the location. The Ford on the slight angle and the Commodore straight on. BUT, do you need the third one at the front? I'd leave it and see. I think that space is too valuable to fill if it is not essential, and even if you don't know how it will be used yet. A cramped space will stress you out. One regret/problem everyone has is "i need more space".

@DodgyBrothersEngineering

4 ай бұрын

Why? It would have been far more practical to have the racking on the back wall and a bit down the side. The thing he is going to use most the tool boxes are down one end of the shed meaning a long walk to the front car, they would have been far better off being where the racking is, because they would be central to all the hoists. On top of which you have narrowed even further the narrowest distance, the tool boxes on the side would allow for easier car movement.

You always had a smile, but you look so happy it was refreshing. Congratulations on your new shop,looking forward to your first build.

This is bloody brilliant Woody. You're making it happen! I would definitely have a dedicated fab section (nothing crazy) somewhere away from cars you can cut/weld/smash/cry. Also, an easy access wet and dry vac, not buried away behind stuff, quick access for the inevitable spills. Do anything you can to get rid of flat surfaces that will bounce sound. if you can get a scissor lift in, it'd pay to get some acoustic baffling on the ceiling and walls, would make a huge difference.

Looks amazing Woody! TSF has deserved a space like this for a long time!

Awesome, to see someone go from strength to strength, in the crazy world we've got at the moment. Look forward to see the new workshop layout, and the projects start to roll, and I hope we see Al, come down, and maybe help a bit with some projects.

Having a forklift is a game changer. Spray foam in the ceiling would help with audio and temp but its expensive. Im happy for you, good luck mate.

Let's go woody, bring on the first project. Good luck with it all.

Harrop on the coyote for sure.

All the power for you Woody, shop is looking great and seeing you and your mates doing work and having a good time is always amazing, this will be great year!

This is so frikkin awesome dude, i wish I could like this video more times haha!! Thats a wicked space, and the window fit is 👌👌 if 3 hoists is absolutely necessary, maybe even a 4 post where Kevo is. I think doing a 2 post as the Fairlane sits in the video is a good move, you will have much easier access to the lift without having to move anything else. The 3rd hoist in the corner is questionable for the space imo. It's nice to have an area where a car can be all doors open, and space to still walk around it without being in the driveway. Could even look at one of the hydraulic scissor lifts for stuff that doesn't necessarily need to be on the hoist, and have it stored up in the pallet racking when you don't need it. But if the 3rd hoist makes more sence, I get that, just sucks how much floor space they suck up. Thought about a small clean room down the back off the side of the dunny area? Or even a sectioned off half booth? We all know you love to paint a thing or two, so not a horrible idea. Anyway.... Harrop that Coyoteyy!!! Get some big tyres under the back and get ready to go to the moon 😅😅 Keep killing it legend, cant wait to see whats next! 🤟🤟

@theskidfactory

4 ай бұрын

I made three hoists work, it’s tight but it’s working so far! Thanks for commenting dude! A clean room was on the cards but I’ve also got a bunch of friends who are more skilled than me when it comes to engines so I’ll just go hang out in their sheds 😀

@wickswirescaraudioandfabri7730

4 ай бұрын

@@theskidfactory hells to the yeah! Can't wait to see it 🤟🤟👌👌

Schmick setup. I hope Al makes a regular cameo. Keen to see the next chapter.

Giving you the very best of luck Woody. You have always been so positive & now another chapter is here for you to conquer. Been here since the start of Skid Factory, Big Fan. Billy J..... Beaudesert Q'ld.

Woody, you're going to do great! Al has been around for forever and is a legend but, you are heart snd soul of this channel. You put in lots of hard work editing snd doing all the fiddly bit that makes everything work. Make it happen in 2024!!

Congratulations Woody. I’m really glad for you and I hope you have lots of success in your new shed, and with your new show.

With the lifts spread apart a rolling main toolbox is an absolute must!

That's a nice space you've found for yourself Woody! Super excited to see how you build it out.

I'm happy for you Woody, and excited for the new Skid Factory.

I would put the pallet racks on the back wall or next to the stairs to keep them out of the way, once the lifts go up they will be in you r way, been there done that

Looking good Woody sweet new workshop. I would stick an air con on the out house. Two hoists across the back and keep the stair side free for benches. Keep the great work!

So pumped to see the new shed all finished! Bring on Skid factory 2.0!

Awesome Woody, and thankful for good friends to help 😎👍🍻

Congrats on the new workshop Woody! I am super excited to see the progression and all the super cool builds that are to come.

Wheels approved.

A suggestion. Leave some area so you can put up a spray booth at times. I think you should be able to build something that is made up of thin wooden walls that can be assembled/disasembled along with exhaust fans.

@jimm9776

4 ай бұрын

Oooooh THE PARKING SPACE! Power wash before, put up a tent with filtered air intake (like a box fan with a couple a/c filters) and sheeting!

New chapters are scary and exciting, congratulations on taking another step!

👌👌 A suggestion... Maybe put the shelving along the stairs (you could access things from the stairs?) OR along the wall where the tool boxes are estimated to be (possibly letting you store more on top the bathroom).

One of the hoist to a double stack

Hey man so jealous congratulations. As for workshop layout i personally would only have two lifts to leave a little more space for fab but thats just me. And i would with some painters tape mark out where your lifts will sit and then get the forklift into the racking to make sure you can get around them and not going to have inaccessible space you will regret. Can’t wait to see whats to come

Exciting stuff! How good are mates that lend a hand. Shows how much of a good bloke you must be to have everyone coming around to help. Can’t wait to watch the evolution of the skid factory.

Man I've had a terrible few days... This new era of the wood factory 😉 has been super refreshing seeing all this hidden and forgotten gems ❤ Try and talk to your mates ❤

This was supposed to happen, I'm very happy for you!

Looks great Woody! Going to be a perfect shop for the next chapter of TSF.

Call it "Skid Factory Too". Looks awesome. How about a 4x4 winch on the floor behind main hoist to help pull random projects into the shed? Or just a winch block there and pull stuff in using the fork with a doubled line of pull? Hope Al can be a celebrity guest at the end of each project for a short "Al reviews" episode to give his thoughts on Woodies creations. Best of luck!

Lookin great Woody, should have Al come and cut the ribbon when its all finished, lookin forward to some excellent productions in the future.

I hereby pledge allegiance to the wood factory 🏭 Congratulations Woody on making your dreams reality. Long time supporter, can’t wait for the next chapter. Cheers craft beers

Congrats woody!! And shout aht to all who support! I’m excited about the future of the skid factory!

Congrats man 🎉 Excited to see this! Also, Al is everyone’s favorite KZread Dad, we wish him the best & can’t wait see him every now & again✌️ Thanks for all the years of quality content

Good luck Woody, great to see you venture out on your own. 👍🙏

Well done Woody. Very happy for you. Exciting times for sure.

I like the idea of haveing a "mess room" or at least an area dedicated to grinding and welding to keep most of the mess/sparks of fabrication contained.

On ya woody! Congrats on the new space, it's Aussie creators like you that inspire me to chase the same dream!

Ah this is fantastic Woody! I'm so stoked for you! I can't imagine how awesome it is to finally have a shop of your own! For some recommendations I'd get some blinds and bars for the doors/windows downstairs so people don't see what's inside and can't easily get in, also investing in an alarm goes a long way especially with the cars/tools that will be in there. Someone put a brick through the window of our old shop and stole a lot of tools, thankfully they didn't have the brains to use the angle grinder to cut the door locks and take the cars. I'd also look into getting a spill kit, if you have any big messes it helps to be able to put some bunding around the bathroom/storage areas if something goes really wrong. I'd say that AC and insulation for upstairs will be a must, especially once you have the computer up there for editing since it'll be heating the room up as well. Lastly I'd say that while I think 3 lifts is super rad I'd be concerned about how tight it is getting into the shop, it looks like a floor jack needs to get involved to help make the turn, but I' haven't been there so I'll trust yours and everyone else's judgement! Again, I'm so excited for you Woody, and I can't wait to see what projects come next!

When you go to network the upstairs, go full Ubiquiti gear and you will not be disappointed, Woody. A bit exxy, but worth every last cent you pay for it. Also, 25mm gyprock (Shaft Liner - usually for elevator shafts or party walls) - will help with sound transmission to be kind to your neighbours (and stop any of their sound coming in). Like others have said - Rockwool insulation is pretty boss. I would sheet behind it with foilboard for QLD summers. Run double insulation, then thick gyprock/wall sheets. For the quiet office area of course, the whole area would be expensive af.

@scottjacko87

4 ай бұрын

I agree on the Ubiquiti front. You could look to get a UniFi Dream Machine Pro - fit some hard drives, get some Ubiquiti cameras and then you have CCTV etc in your shop too.

I was initially really disappointed that Al is stepping back, but this seems like it's gonna be really cool. I doubt we'll never see him again though. seems like the kind of bloke that can't get enough of this sort of stuff. Looking forward to him seeing what you've done and being stoked

You living a Gearheads dream Woodrow! Great Job your friends are a class act.

This was a fantastic episode. Absolutely frothing watching it and it’s not even mine. Can’t imagine how stoked you are. Great seeing mates coming together to help out. Leave space for future pallet racking along the back. That stuff should never be under rated. Where it gets high, and the forklift doesn’t reach, make some rungs into the sides of the uprights and have shorter shelving on those levels to climb through. Keep stored crates and stuff forward and leave a gap along the back to safely access the stored stock.

Good luck with the new setup, mate. Big fan from the other side of the Pacific, Seattle area. 😎👍

For what it's worth, I may be in the minority, but my favorite episodes Are the simple basic stuff Not the exciting extravagant stuff, like when Al took apart a used wiring harness and redid it, or building a log manifold out of steam pipe. Al changed me from being terrified of "modern" automotive to wanting to tackle an efi conversion on my 87 Samurai. Favorite quote from Al, "every wire just goes to a place"

1 thing I would recommend is once u close the roller door reverse the fork up to it in the middle makes it harder for someone to ram raid

Congratulations on the new space and best of luck with the big changes. I'm sure you'll smash it!

Kudos woody, was that a tear in Al's eye

@victorbitter583

4 ай бұрын

Nitro fumes.

It's looking great woody! Only thing I could think to suggest would be to reinforce the roof of the water closet now so that you're not worried about doing double duty for storage. You've got tires there now, but you don't want to have to worry/think twice about stacking something a big heavier up there if needed. The other thing I'll say, is that there's something nice about having the pallet racks on the right side, as it gives a similar "stage" feel as Al's shed. Obviously couldn't have planned it that way. But it's a nice touch.

Atta boy Woody! Can't wait to see what the future holds!

Nice shop Woody! Excited to see what you get up to this year, best of luck! Cheers from cold Calgary Canada.

So glad The Skid Factory is going on. Missing Al already but am also confident you will pull it off!

Woody gonna be servicing everyone's utes for the next year! Good to see you get your own space, hope you succeed going forward

Good effort with all that hard work, can appreciate the love and energy that's been put in by you and your team.

Turbos on the Fairlane Woody , love the shop ... Airconds all the way ...its money well spent a cool workshop means more helpers always 😀

@FuManchu5ltr

4 ай бұрын

Good point. Where Woody might not have the budget for a side kicks wage just now, he can at least have great working conditions to compensate. AC it like Antarctica

@65cj55

4 ай бұрын

@@FuManchu5ltr The power bill will be high.

Yess woodrigos. Cant wait to see that falcon driving