I originally heard of your channel from NononesenseKnowHow. That was a month ago and I watched the consolidation of the Holey Goat. I was immediately hooked because of yout personality! Even if I wouldn't have known a single thing about automotive repair I would still watch you. You are an absolute riot plus a seasoned mechanic, without a doubt I can see this channel going places. I especially love the way you include your son. I can't begin to emphasize the lifelong advantages your boy is going to enjoy and treasure having being raised with a father of your caliber! Everything else you record and post is that much better knowing you're passing on valuable life lessons to your son. God bless you and yours!

Best part of the channel is the inspiration to work on my projects that need WAY less than the Holey Goat.

I've been here since you had the video of you going to pick up the Holey Goat. "What did I buy, or what was I thinking" really resonated with me because I've done stuff like that before. The fact that you've made the best of it and you are doing the majority of the work yourself is what I think everyone enjoys. Also, I grew up working on cars with my father, so I really enjoy you including your son whenever you can. Building a channel, cars, and memories all at the same time seems like a great investment all around. Keep up the great work and yeah, I wouldn't mind a piece of the Holey Goat to hang up in the shop!

Best part of your channel is YOU, your quirky sense of humor makes it work... I love the content and the way you present it

My favorite part of this channel man is the low budget not give a shit just get it done an functional aspect and teaching your son the way of the wrench makes me remember being under hoods with my dad it’s a nice nostalgic trip down memory lane in the best way

Just for the fact that you took a car such as the Holy Goat and made it a moving car is amazing in general

Without a doubt, one of my favorite things about your content is the inclusion of your son on so many videos. It is nice to see you spend so much time with him,and helping him learn what it takes to revive a complete piece of junk that another has thrown away. Kids do not learn this anymore, and if my family had not taught me, I would not have half of what junk I have. I started watching on episode one of Holy Goat, and learned something from all 23 videos.

You involving your son in the builds and the recovery. Keeping the love for cars alive.

I found your channel from a coworker named George. He said you have to see this guy rescuing this car full of bullet holes. I was like…….tell me more! I have been watching since holey goat and can’t get enough. You are truly a talented and driven individual that has taken the absolute worst car on planet earth 🌎 and made it….well……something incredible that has brought our community together in a unique way! Thanks for inspiring the car community!

My favorite pet of the video is when a good Ole boy like you, can Crete an awesome channel for us good Ole boys to watch and drink beer while watching

My favorite part about this channel is it isn’t trying to be perfect in anyway and chooses the things that aren’t worth anything to anyone but the person that wants that special thing. As well as hints of “perfect” body work with ratchet straps and “hammer time”

I'm pretty sure the video when you picked up the Holy goat in Texas was the first one I watched. was in my recommended. so went back and watched all the rest of the videos you had made. I like that you do this on a minimal budget and show everyone it's still possible. also like that your out there wrenching with your boy and teaching him.

Here is my favorite thing about your channel. Your downhome sense of humor and the way you are not afraid of saying what's on your mind and stand behind it!!! Your channel which I found by surfing auto repair, was the 1st I "subscibed" to and watch religiously. Keep on with the fantastic content and this channel will continue to amaze you in it's growth. Good luck Dalton!!!!

Still say the the hood for the trunk pan was my favorite. And discussing the risk of someone catching a finger in one of them holes with you. Glad to see your channel growing. I know how much time it takes to edit a video. Most people probably don't realize how much you put into 1 episode.

Hey man, I came in at about 8.8k so I was a little late but am working on catching up! I actually found you at World of Wheels first, thought you were a cool dude, and was dang impressed with the Holey Goat. It's awesome that you're just up the road and have that laid-back, life-enjoying mindset. We have a lot of the same stuff and may even have some stuff that each other needs. I send people over as I can and appreciate those you've sent my way. I'm glad to have you as an acquaintance/YT friend, haha. Post Script: Any of that has a welcome home on my "stuff wall" at the shop.

The channel came to me as a suggested video...been hooked on it every since I started watching it. One of the things I thought was cool is how you took the truck hood and made it work as the trunk pan...I was impressed how good it turned out...keep the videos comming...love em!

I like that you take junk and make it work on a small budget , I like that you repair stuff and don't send things out to be built , also fixing old cars and trucks built before 1980 , father son projects , I usually loose interests when you can tell they are throwing $50,000.00 into a project , have a new 50 x 100 foot shop and every tool made at hand and 7 people behind the star of the show that you never see but you can tell are there , I like homegrown shows and I love the sketchy ness and improvising that goes with that , your pulling the Engine and Trans with a baling tine with a pipe from a Clothes line was epic and keeps us laughing our assess off and that is why I am here to watch what you do , because it's soo damn entertaining ! I also like if you build a car with someone that doesn't have an old car , it could be a family member or friend that needs help with a project and needs a little push to do it or help doing it . I like what you are doing so keep it up , and thanks for taking us along for the ride because when you meet people along the way it's like we are too and that makes us want to see more

I really like how your a dude doing shit for fun with your son and not a guy with a bunch of money spending a bunch and purpose building cars/engines. The first video of yours I saw was when you got the holy goat and I watched it with my dad sitting on our couch

Watching you take a car like (HolyGoat) and with a little time and a small budget. You get them back on the road. Most people would just scrap them. Driving them is what they're meant for! Thank's for the content ! Authentic pew pew in the trunk was the best!

For me it's easy! When I watched the shop Tour I was thinking what's he doing in my storage area! LOL.. Maybe a few more carburetors and radios but I couldn't help laughing that I'm not the only one who hoards some of the same stuff in the same manner. I actually found your channel just randomly scrolling through KZfaq's suggested videos for me. Congratulations on the amazing following and good luck to everyone who is participating in the giveaway.

What I love about your channel is that you too appreciate the smooth, refreshing, delicious nectar that is Royal Crown (RC) Cola! Subtly, yet proudly, featuring your impeccably refined palate whilst working on what those less sophisticated consider junk.

We were on vacation in Pigeon Forge during Rod Run. My wife and I were trying to get our son to sleep and watching KZfaq. We watched a video someone had posted about Rod Run and the Holey Goat compilation video auto played after that one. The combination of how terrible the Goat looked and your determination to get it going again hooked me. I watched the whole series over the next week or so. I think your personality keeps people coming back. The person we see on KZfaq seems like the person you are in real life. There's no over the top stuff you see with so many KZfaq personalities. You seem like a hard working, funny guy recording and posting stuff you'd be doing anyway and it's entertaining as hell. Keep up the good work.

I don't remember exactly when I subscribed but I know I became very engaged in this project from the moment I saw you pushing the roof out with your porta power... then watching you use the jumper cables as battery cables... I was in and I was like this is coming from an electrician you know it's legit! Not to mention I think you and I have the same organization strategy... piles organized by the memory of when I used it last. But mostly you seem like a sensible down to earth guy from the Midwest.. and that's my kind of people.

what I like the most about your channel is the holy goat and the disassembly of the engine and the car show

The holey goat is why I'm here. I always thought it would be cool to build a car that is ruff like that, something different. Something that you don't care if it gets rusty, scratch, or dented, something to enjoy with no worries.

Hi found your page as a recommended video after watching other crazy rescues, but yours is the best! Love the bullet holes and overall hopelessness of the project and the fact that your son is in on the project too. The car show at the end was the cherry on top of it all. Can't wait to see more content! Thanks Nick

My favorite part of what you’ve done so far was your use of physical comedy and commentary while doing the bodywork on the Holey Goat. Watching that first video on the Holey Goat was what got me to subscribe! It was hilarious and shocking at the same time

Your sense of humor and down to earth presentation are what keep me coming back for the videos, looks like I'm in for the long hall.

I first learn about your channel (Pole Barn Garage) by tripping across it via KZfaq's algorithm within my car build searches. Started with a fellow KZfaqr (Puddin's Fab Shop...found his channel the same way) and got hooked because of the comedy spin. I saw the 70 GTO and its wounded glory, and I said to myself, that car looks familiar from the Great Texas Mopar Hoard Auction. So, I clicked on your channel, confirmed it was and started watching the multi-episode installments as you brought the "Holey Goat" back to life. Parts that I enjoyed throughout the build included the new and now official name given "The Holey Goat" somewhere around Part 9 (I can't remember exactly), the comical aspect as mentioned during the whole build with lines "We're going to lose the shop" and the registration at the "World of Wheels, Autorama" car show...that part was fantastic. Keep the comedy with the builds much like Puddin's Fab Shop has done while teaching the basic fundamentals of automotive engineering. This is how I teach others and you will find that it will attract more attention. As I previously inquired about, thanks in advance for offering up for sale parts from the "Holey Goat". People enjoy owning pieces of something when it becomes popular. I for one have several talking point items to include everything from automotive to aviation. Again, it provides another method of teaching and inspiring inquisitive minds. Keep up the great work and look forward to watching for more content...especially seeing how I'm a Mopar junkie (and Oldsmobile too), so I'll be looking forward to the rolled over Roadrunner build. Check out "Roadkill Garage" and their 1968 "Wrecked Runner"...some lessons to take from that build. Cheers, Gary

Scrolling through KZfaq and saw a picture of a dead gto took a second look and realized it was gonna come back to life and I was hooked,the first time it moved under its own power was awesome,told my friends about it and now they're hooked too,can't wait to see what happens with the rolled runner!!

I love how real the channel is. The old cars that no one would love but you somehow make people love them

I just really like the holy goat man and appreciate the humor and showing the creativity and done the way u do it 👍

The Holey Goat hands down. I love the ad hoc off the cuff repairs and how you work with what you have to make something cool.

I like all the videos honestly. What keeps me coming back , is knowing that with time the projects will come together. I've learned that you don't need deep pockets to make good progress on something. It's sort of motivated me to get going on some of my projects. Hopefully with time I'll make good progress as well .

I was surfing you tube looking for a video of building a rear wheel drive 2 door conversation of a 02 Impala and I came across the first video of you picking up the Holey Goat, once I seen the car I was hooked, had to watch every video, for multiple reasons, the family involvement, the dedication, and the knowledge you have and shared. What you did is something that is dying out in our society, kids coming up wouldn't even think of doing anything like that or anything if it didn't involve a playstation, smh, I work a lot and I watch the videos first chance I get. Keep up the great work!

I actually first seen the channel when you went to go get the holy goat, what I think really sets your channel apart is the fact you keep it a 100% real no bs. You keep it to the basics and budget friendly like 99% of us have to do with our cars, not everybody has an unlimited bank account to build whatever. To be honest you keep it true to the origins of true hotrodding, you build a car that uses parts from a junkyard or other cars that is what hotrodding is about. Keep up the good work and continue having fun doing it, that’s what it’s truly all about.

the fact that you took a classic and saved it when 99.9% of the human race would have crushed it and got the kids involved in the build is what it's all about the whole story inspired me....could be a lifetime movie network movie

I love the just the hell with it kind of attitude about this channel it is what it is kind of attitude, and obviously the fact you took a car, ( now two) and put it back on the road. I love that sort of content and please keep it coming!!!

I've been watching since episode 2 of the holey goat. Cool stuff. I also have a 1970 GTO. And I rescued a 1969 roadrunner.

I found the Holy Goat in 2021 after I bought a 1971 Lemans Sport in November 2021. I was looking up burnout videos of 70’s Lemans and GTO’s. When I found the Holy Goat I was glued to it and made Pole Barn Garage my first ever KZfaq subscription. I eye guzzled every episode and even joined you live and you answered one of my questions. I immediately shared your videos with my friends and broadcasted them on Facebook including in the Pontiac only clubs I belong to. What I enjoy best is when you make funny comments about how you shouldn’t try this at home and the cleaver ways you talk about the tools. One that sticks out was when you closed your computer program and then tossed your screwdriver on the ground. I also found it remarkable that when you went to the car show that you had the “original owner” (cactus) safely buckled in the passenger seat. I have since watched all your videos. As soon as I see you notification I try to watch it right away. News, Drama, Movies even date night comes to a holt when Pole Barn Garage alerts come up. I believe I’d be honored to win as I will cherish part of the Holy Goat and keep it proudly displayed for all who come to see like the Messiah. I promise to build a shrine in my garage where it will be proudly displayed next to my 1971 Lemans. Giving me inspiration to do greatness with my own Pontiac.

Literally only found your channel a fortnight ago, your channel was recommended on a Facebook post about car youtubers so had to come have a look Favourite part so far was the engine teardown of the Holy Goat, What made it stick out was it not only somehow being in one piece and not like a chunk of Swiss cheese full of holes, the reveal when you got the oil pan off and boiler 3 from the Titanic was staring back at you.. at that point I was like "yep that's toast" then you carrying on tearing in and eventually deciding to rebuild the original 400 had me stunned(what made me sub tbh), can't believe its even remotely salvageable after all it had been through (being in a GTO to start off so would have had a hard life anyway, driven into the ground, used as target practice for decades, flooded underwater multiple times, full of silt and mud and then left for dead) Will be epic seeing it run again

You aren't like other channels, you aren't trying to sell yourself to us. You channel is relatable you cut corners the same way I do on my cars. Awesome channel keep up the work.

For me it is all about that first start when the car comes back to life. I really like your cleaver solutions to things. The Goat’s switch panel and the orange cones turned into air intakes for example. Awesome stuff!

Steve Magnante is the reason I found this channel. I was curious what happened to the GTO after the auction ended and I have been here since close to the beginning. I love the quirky humor and sarcasm... it's like me but not in a creepy weird way lol

The holy goat! The fact that a car that is seen by many as scrap, you saw it as something special. The holy goat has the potential to become a You tube car icon, such as Independence Chevelle from VGG.

My favorite thing about your channel is your style. I like listening to you talk. Your voice and manner of speaking cracks me up. The KZfaq algorithm led me to your channel but I watch some of the same people you do on here. Love the goat. My first car was a 1971 4 door nova with the six cylinder. My grandpa painted it black with a paint brush. Wish I still had it. On the lookout for a project of my own.

I have been here since the third episode. I like the fact that you are including Your son and passing it on. Love the fact that the guy that loaded the HG in Texas said You could not get it back on the road. One of My favorite episodes was the trunk lid prep in the pond and bullet hole install. I cannot wait for the Rolled Runner because as we speak I have the twin 69 RR that was given to Me and is going to be built on the cheap with junk dug up parts and put back on the road as The Ratty Road Runner here in Kentucky. Hey when they are road worthy maybe we could get them together and race em.

Great ideas on the give always!! I x came across your channel after watching speed bump garage. He does revivals with his kid, and when I found your channel, I saw you with your son going over a truck and I was hooked!! My favorite episode so far was when you were going over how he will get his first vehicle then dropped the tool box in front of him and said good luck 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’ve been binging on your videos since and I absolutely love everything about your channel!! You work in a small garage doing things like the rest of us, keep it up and thank you for sharing your stories with us!! PS I LOVE the Holy Goat, that thing is a beautiful wreck 🥴🥴🤣🤣

For me, it is not just what you do, (although that is important) but watching through the years and seeing the upgrades. First you get a new shop, toolboxes, etc.. The thing I notice with all the new shops though, is no crane in the ceiling. You can bring anything anywhere inside. I've always thought they were cool.

First video I watched was after you had picked it up. Seeing this poor goat and watching it turn into a cheese grater on wheels was inspirational. You're proving that even the most unloved and left for dead, still has the potential to live on.

I like seeing a true basket case car like the Holey Goat become a show car. I am not saying its a pristine show car but if people stop to look it is entertaining.

Discovered the holy goat by looking at random car stuff and immediately sent it on. Too good to not share! Saw the Texas auction and remembered the car, was stunned but absolutely stoked it was resurrected. Kinda. Still laugh when I think about the GTO being entered at the show and asked what category. Concours!! Gold!!

I like your sense of humor. Pretty much that's why I watch.

Happened by your sight by accident and I’m a Pontiac fan. Part I liked is how much fun and your attitude is towards things and watching how you’re interacting with your boy, he’s having a blast. Keep up the good work.

When you where leaving the kansas city car show and you pulled out of the door driving car down the street in a hula shirt sunglasses, smoking a 100. The look of extrem coolness and pride. Being able to take junk iron and make a running driving car. Awsome work !

I found the channel. 2 months ago. I really was at the point of stop watching u tube because I getting tried of see . Channels talk about if you have 500$ car how you need to spend hurnders of dollars on all the experience parts. And the down to earth blue collar worker . Can't afford that ...... And you technical way on fixing or installing . Is more down to earth with the rest of all of us ... And how you talk about the part of the work your doing or done. Cracks me ..... I. can say I am doing the same thing to. And you keep it real down to earth. For the working class... And l hope that you keep doing what you are doing. And never sell out. Thank you. And many blessings to you and to your family........And who ever wins those items ....l know that they appreciate them.

Yeah, The Holey Goat all in one video (via my "suggested" list) had me hooked. Do all my own work too, 57 Pontiac Star Chief with a 347 that was originally a tri-power engine. Now I can't wait to see what you do with that MoPar. 😎👍

As many others. The first Holey Goat video drew me in. I’ve watched them all. Love what you do. You asked in a recent videos about helping out on a revival with one of your subscribers. I would definitely watch that. I as I’m sure many of your other subscribers am a VGG fan as well. Can’t wait for the rolled runner. Keep up the content it makes me happy every time I see you’ve got a new one up. And my favorite episode was probably watching you expertly install the windshield. Classic.

My favorite thing about the show is mainly your personality, you make learning about cars enjoyable and you prove that you don't have to break the bank to have a fun ride. One moment that stood out to me is when you're cutting the roof off the Grand Marquis throwing the ball and ball, trying to break the rear window and it bounced off and smashed the roof instead. Just good old shenanigans.

I was sent here by Roadkill Customs. The first video I saw was taking the 400 apart. It was delicious. A lot of stuff in there that boggles the mind. The part that stands out the most was taking the pan off. Good Stuff

Your sense of humour and clean tunes and I first see your video sitting flicking through KZfaq and I’ve stayed ever since

i randomly found this channel watching junk yard digs ive connected to you on going to the car show in september best moment when you was beating the roof and the fenders ive never laughed so hard im glad your down to earth person hope you have a good day hope to see you in september

I ran into this channel at random, but i stuck around because your personality is similar to mine and how you view things or do stuff to the car. when you put the goat on the trailer and said you were gonna plant that cactus that was my exact thought when i saw it and i laughed my ass off

I found your channel by accident. Loved the GTO. Thought I would see your project and watch the whole thing. I like that your funny. What I like the most is you did what so many would say is a waste of time and did the impossible. Getting that car to run and drive takes talent and determination. I get the feeling it was a bet that you took on. That you could get the GTO running and driving, and if it was a bet you clearly won the bet! Lol Its a fun project. I'm glad you did it because you show that it can be done even when its a total loss you can bring it back from the dead.

Hey there, I'm the old guy that's been following you from the beginning of the amazing transformation of the Holey Goat. I found you as I was stumbling around watching Jay Leno's Garage, Vice Grip Garage and Roadkill. I like the fact that you're real... down home and you share actual down home knowledge on fixing cars.... much like Vice Grip Garage. I appreciate it... I grew up working on cars with my dad and you do the same with your son... that's and investment that will pay back your whole life. Anyway... I love your show, stay real, stay honest and don't forget where you came from when you have over a million people watching you. God bless you

love watching you and your son work on the cars is pretty great you guys seem to have a great relationship, and the reckless body work is glorious with all the self tappers as a bonus.

I saw the Holey Goat pop up on recommended and got hooked. It's great to see you doing what NOBODY would even attempt to think about and actually pull if off ( for the most part ) Keep it up

I have to say when you Mentioned Waylon Jennings and then later showed off that bad ass bumper sticker I was sold. And not to mention also being a Pontiac Guy myself ,hell we could be family lol Congratulations on the come up brother I dig your style🤘🏼

I started watching your channel from the moment I saw your beautiful GTO. I have ny minds of Holey Goat. I enjoy watching someone fix things that someone else would throw in the trash (scrap). I'm really looking forward to your next project car. Keep it up :-)

I remember seeing in my Pontiac groups on Facebook this Gto full of bullet holes beside a restored one, and I thought man who ever restored that car done dang good. Fast forward a couple weeks and I stumble across your channel and started off watching the video of the basic rundown on the story of the car to when you got it running. I like how someone is doing something with the car instead of just crushing it. And you did some pretty darn good work on it to. My favorite thing about the channel is when you gave me the heads of the original goat motor

Part 8 the Chicken LoMein wiring harness and the jumper cables being cut up for battery cables , I liked how the video was in depth , and under a 100 bucks in parts .

My favorite episode was the trunk lid built to match with authentic bullet holes 😂. You threw it in the pond and the goat revival was like the lady of the lake yielding up Excalibur. Well not so much 😂. Question because the trunk lid of the holy goat was in the pond did that turn that into holy water? That could be the largest reservoir of holy water on earth. You should bottle it and fans could sprinkle a few drops on their projects during washtoration 😂

I know I'm a year late, but I first discovered you when Chris from NoNonsenseKnowHow visited you on one of his long drives home. He rescued a 71 orange Chevelle a while back (my personal dream car) and I got to watching all of his videos which lead me to you. He stopped by and you gave him and his girl a ride in the Holey Goat and I said out loud "WHAT IN THE HELL IS THAT?!?!?!?!" The fact that that thing, looking the way it did, was able to drive on the road simply stunned me. Between this and the K5 step-side project, I've been watching your stuff like crazy lately. I'm a huge fan of self-deprecating humor and you provide that in spades! I'm also fairly new to working on cars (just turned 50) and I have an 88 Jeep Wrangler that I'm trying to bring back to life. Your work is an inspiration to guys like me who are not as familiar with all that comes with working on cars and can get lost in overthinking what we're doing. Great work - and I absolutely LOVE seeing your son working with you as well!

Your videos give Hope to the Hopeless. And Motivate the Unmotivatable. Discovering your channel was like falling down a deep dark hole....you want out, but why try. :)

Trying to put something together like this in this condition was amazing to me watched every video the car looks better than it was can't wait to see what you do with the rolled road runner

The fact that you somewhat saved the holey goat from the crusher.its running and been to a car show.now the rolled runner.thats a long story short.

You're Real...You're like that friend that we all have that knows his shit, but doesn't act like it. That, and I owed a 1968 LeMans, that after a head on collision, got turned into the LeGoat with a '69 GTO full front clip, including the hood tach and enduro nose piece. Keep it real and do what you wanna do...

You are a conversation piece between me and my Dad. My favorite part about your channel is here what you did before I've even watched the video. That and also your interactions with people on your channel. My dad comment the idea of shooting up a bodypanel it make it fit the goat and when he saw you did just that I could hear the joy. Keep spreading smiles man. That's whats cool.

I found this channel after watching an episode of puddins fab shop, the first episode of the goats engine teardown was recommended. I also love three main things about this channel; 1, you always are trying to listen to the audience and friends, not a lot of other channels do too much of that, 2 you always bring your son in and that’s better then any teardown in my eyes, 3 it’s friggen great to see y’all shoot from the hip and make it work. Also, favorite moment in an episode would probably be,”that’s a funny looking Christmas tree” or when you magdumped the 1911 into the deck lid p.s. I got the 420th like so the Christmas tree is minty

Love the dry humor! Also like that you use homegrown Macgyver skills !

WARNING! WARNING! .... I randomly saw the second video and was immediately hooked. I really like the fact the goat is on the road again instead of in the crusher. Too many oldies gone forever. We had shared a few comments about how we grew up and we were both raised in the garage working on cars. Seeing you keep that fire going with working with your son is something I have always wanted to do. My father got me into turning wrenches from a young age and I have had a passion for hot rods ever since, just as you have. I wish you the best with the channel. I always look forward to a new video and can't wait to see what's next for the goat and the new Mopar build. Thanks for the great content. 👍

been here since the holey goat started! i was like "theres no way someone is willing to fix it" and low and behold you mad man fixed it! i ADORE seeing beat to hell cars like the holey goat and now the rolled runner being fixed after being labled "garbage" "unusable" or "scrap" and being turned into the most bad ass things ever! i know your a pontiact man but i think you can pull off the rolled runner hell at least it isint full of holes but you still have the work cut out! nothin little bondo welding and a sledge cant fix right? pretty good body working method beat it with a hammer till its where ya need it

I saw this ole car covered in bullet holes with a beautiful Pontiac engine and I thought “Hell far I’ve got to check that out” so I checked it out. And here I am with my coffee cup out begging for spare change, in this case used Pontiac parts. Great job you’ve got the jokes, the skill, and an absolutely killer narrator voice.

I have been watching your channel since the first Holey Goat video. I subscribed after watching the first video. The theme of your build made me chuckle because you made it clear that the car was going to maintain the abused and beaten down appearance. I want to build a vehicle that looks rough but runs well and is safe and reliable. If it looks sketchy people are less likely to mess with it too often. I hope you find the funding to have the original engine rebuilt. I also want to see your channel grow to be as well known as VGG, Junkyard Digs and Roadkill.

I'm newish, but I saw you video on the holey goat, I'm fanisnated with bringing junk back to life. And I saw that video and I immediately fell in love with the channel. And i also like the part how you are authentic and you just be your real self as you go about fixing the car.

Not to ornate or long but my favorite moments are when you self tap/drywall screw any part on. Me and my son laugh because I do the same thing on any car I’m working on 😂…found the channel randomly while watching that Steve dude doing the junkyard crawl.

Always loving 70 GTOs when my recommended show me the first video The Holy goat I was hooked there hasn't been a video I haven't watched really like the style of low-budget with what you have and it's the same way I do things showing you don't need a million dollars to do something cool

My favorite moment was when you said "This is the next guy's problem. That will probably be me..... I hate that guy." I laughed good at that. Been there before.

Glad to see you have now made it up to 20k. Well deserved brother. I've enjoyed a ton of your content so far and eve though my 1970 project lemans only has a 350, my favorite video you have mad so far was the breakdown and diagnostic of the original 400. There are not a ton of Pontiac GTO quality content youtube videos out there and after finding yours through the GTO FB group I've been hooked ever since.

KZfaq actually showed me the thumbnail for the synopsis video of the Holy Goat build. I hovered, you cracked a couple of jokes and I was hooked. I really enjoy your particular brand of humor coupled with your wacky build style. I've only been here a couple of weeks but the Holy Goat is the Holy Grail of car saves.

"Personality" 💪🏾 While watching you build The Holey Goat, I laughed harder than anything on the tv today! 💯 No phony deadlines to meet or fake fights, only a genius at work love doing what he\we all love doing. 😉 😎 😉 If I win I would much rather want that "sprayer" on the middle shelve to kill the bugs around my fruit trees! 😂😂😂😂 P.S. now let's get started on JD's car. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

I was pointed to the channel by another channel, and I can't recall who it was! Maybe Mortske? Vice Grip Garage? Junkyard Digs? One of them most likely. The channel mentioned a Goat full of bullet holes and I had to see it. When I saw it sitting on the trailer I just stared and stared. It was like a trainwreck on a flatbed. My initial reaction was, "What's Left??" Evidently much more than I had anticipated! I loved listening to you talk about the car in honest terms - but with traces of humor, hope, and "screw it let's do it" mixed in. It truly changed my perspective on what condition of car is worthy of resurrection! Now I look at project cars differently. Some are not worthy of historical restorations. But there are ten Holey Goats to every Trophy Queen, and it is time for those ten to shine in their own ways. Every car is sacred, my son.... My favorite moment was watching you craft a trunk floor from a door skin (or was it a Hood?). It was a brilliant reuse of metal, and gave a lot of hope to those of use who have more ingenuity than money! Thanks for taking all of us along on this adventure. 🐐

I just love the way you are sir. Very entertaining. And to have you're lil guy into old cars is just amazing. I do the same with my kids but it's rare to see these days. Well done sir 👏

I stumbled across your first Holey Goat video after running out of new Vice Grip Garage videos to watch. You kind of took the whole idea of "Don't junk it cause you can fix it" to an astronomical level, previously unseen by Earthly human mechanic-type people. I really like that!! I haven't missed any of the Pole Barn Garage videos since Holey Goat episode 1. Can't wait for the Rolled Runner episodes to start up. Keep up the great work! I draw great motivation from what you did with the Holey Goat. I'm ready to find my own project now! Oh, and by the way, my wife still hates you.

I like your personality and the feeling of honesty it gives me. I'm not much of a comenter or a bell clicker but I watced basicly everything you put out here. And what I like best about the GTO? The holes.

I found the channel because your recommended me i really like the way you rescue those cars that would otherwise be dismantled for parts it kinda feels like how must of us imagine doing when we see a cool car on a junkyard my favorite moment was when the holey goat was tested on the back roads you can finally see a car that has a had though life receiving a new chance it was so cool

🤓 I suppose I could get really complicated about this. . .But the best part of this channel is Dalton himself. His plain spoken honest nature and his willingness to fix anything. He's a great guy and that's why the channel is taking off.

I just love that you keep everything at the lvl of the every man

My favorite part is real simple. You working with your son. You are so funny, it reminds me of my child hood. Here's some tools, Fix It

I love your ambition to halfass rebuild totaled cars into a rig you can go to town in and still have it be basically junk