He totally pulled the, "remember if women don't find you handsome they should at least find you handy." off of the Red Green show....... I love it hehehehe

11:40 Pouring gas into a trash can that blocks the fire extinguisher. Safety Third!

Glad to see John again, he is a keeper, IMO.

As a Canadian it brought a tear of patriotism to my eye when you quoted the great Red Green ...."Keep your stick on the ice , we're all in this together ." R.G.

Quotes from Vicegrip and Red Green in the same episode. Glad to see you look up to such great men.

"If it ain't broke, you ain't trying" - - Red Green

just wanna say that I've been in a bad way the last few months without a job and stugglin due to the state of things right now and videos like this get me right back into where I should be... thanks for puttin out some funny and educmicational stuff. Much needed right now.

27:50 probably want to tighten up that top frame bolt

John, the man who is destined to bring the mullet back into mainstream fashion single-handedly. Good to see him back! Edit: 41:00 And it turns out he has the voice of an angel.

Ike and John at Cars and Cameras would love to get their hands on those ct70's.

ATC Honda - One of the best machines ever made for humanity! Well done Japan!!!

Im loving these longer videos. I'll gladly sit through ads for a 43 minute video that's good. Thank you junkyard digs and junkyard Mook for quality content

Wouldn't surprise me if John and ike came down to get those trail 70s lol

That is a mullet that has been well fed. Its been feeding on bobs and comb overs for years now. Its so majestic in its natural environment.

Excellent tip about on the trail quick carb clean. Actually all your carb tips are pure gold.

Ottumwa, Iowa is where Walter "Radar" O'Reilly is from.

"Dude, look at that rack." John

Looks like a prime spot for Jenny’s Garage to have a field day.

Thanks for the tip about brake clean eating seals! I got an old mower last summer and used brake clean to clean the carburetor but it looked like it had snuff in it but it was crusty. And a seal was already bad as well as the float. Thanks for all the tips in the videos. They really helped! 👍

Bow your heads for the Man's Prayer: "I'm a man, but I can change, if I have to, I guess."

42:19.......John walks out of "a time-rip" from 1984.....

1980's Honda death machines!! YES!!!!

great video kevin thoses honda three wheelers are alot of fun everyone you find these days have sat for so many yrs but is well worth to fix in the long run wood be awsome to restore some of them to bran spanking new look in the furture if you really wanted to if you can find bran new plastics i miss thoses bikes i forgot how much fun they are we had a 86 i think it was i am not sure but i remeber doing donuts with one and fliped it on its side before got back up and drove away its fun thumbs up and shared

Anyone else drooling at the sight of so many vintage Honda parts at the beginning of the vid?

"We got tired of pull starting it" As they are Pull Starting it behind another 3 wheeler, good video guys..

I love 3 wheelers and John is freaking awesome!!! How he sticks around!

All of those Honda's are junkyard gold.

27:37 I just love watching that screw in the frame on the left of the screen slowly screw itself out from the vibrations lol

The phrase is: "Smokes more than an overloaded log truck, on an uphill run." Thake that with a grain of salt. from a Northwest Missouri logger.

Of course we remember John!! AKA “frog legs”

Dug-out a Honda power washer that was literally buried in ground by a barn that was pushed away in mud landslide. Every orifice, even the crankcase was packed full of fine dirt. Partially disassembled it enough to hose it out, dried it with compressed-air, threw it back together, put oil and gas in it and it started and ran, even idled. Mr. Honda knows how to make a motor.

Thank you for the Red Green Show Reference. lol loved that show as a kit.

I was looking at ur old vids about 3 wheelers before I got the notification for this video

Dang I would have bought the whole shed, all that's good Honda stuff

Absolutely appreciate the atv videos. Everybody always does vehicles but very few atv videos. I’m an aspiring atv mechanic so I watch all the videos I can find on these machines. 👍

You made a lot of Canadians happy with that quote pal 🇨🇦🙌 keep up the great work!

If this isn't the best advertisement to buy Hondas I don't what is.

I always check the the neck on those. I had one that the forks ripped off while I was hauling ass

"the harsh part about hondas is keeping the darn oil in it, not that it needs its" best junkyard digs quote for honda ever

34:40 Hey! That came from Red Green TV! I loved that guy and still do!

i just subed like a couple days agk love the content keep on it

I loved the 2 fast 2 furious reference john!! Made me bust out laughing "ejecto carberator cuz!"

man, i need to say this to you your respect that you have to take out the things that are piled its really amazing, this is rare a lot of things that look trash for one people, may not be for others its really nice that you have this atitude, and dont throw away just like the other people usualy do sorry the bad english you vids are amazing

Those green and gold Honda Trails are awesome!

John Oates is in the video! Where is Daryl Hall?

I would love to buy 2 of those honda trail 70s in a minute..

Piles of classic Honda stuff there, including some nice mini-bikes! (although I notice very few engines among them) Interesting blower-motor mounted on a mower deck he has in there, for clearing leaves maybe?? Good fun!

Props for the Red Green quote as you take it out for the first ride! 👍🏻

Since you're there bro you should drop in and see how radar O'Reilly and his mother are doing 😋😋

Sounds like a chain issue like timing chain loose or in the transmission

Hi Kevin and Mook. Just started watching the video. This image of a junkyard digs logo on my old f 150 just popped into my head. How about adding some stencils to your store. Just the kind you can use to paint or stick on. They could be rolled up in a tube. Make the tube cool and we will find a use for it too. Have a great day.

Good stuff!! These Honda ATCs are amazing.

if you haven't almost died on a 3 wheeler have you ever really lived?

WHAT?? NO MASKS?? I like these normal people.

As one of your Quadrajet hating fans .. you and Mook carry on...proud of you both

I kept hearing, in my head, "In a big country/ dreams stay with you / like a lover's voice/ 'cross a mountainside" I'm positive Big Country were flogging the Honda 125's across some Scots moors.

Tell Mustie bout this place if the owner is willing!

I’ve got a Honda 200m that has been run over and I runs like a dream.

Ottumwa! Going to visit Radar O'Reilly? Btter stock up on Grape Nehi! hahaha! Good video, Brother! Have fun with it!

I dig seeing these Honda revivals as I do the same(but not in front of camera lol) with 1970's cb750 sohc motorcycles. You might think about getting into them. Same basic stuff except it's like 4 of those quad engines all in one...4 times the fun, amazement, and satisfaction when they sputter to life and spew mousey mansions out the exhaust after rotting away for 20 or 30 years

Home of Radar O'reilly

Who is John, that looks to be like Gallagher I'm just waiting for him to bring out his sledgeomatic.

I enjoyed youse guys playing around with what is acknowledge as the most dangerous three wheeler's in the world.. they were banned here in Cali in the 90's. the accident rate was so high among younger riders that they had to. I enjoyed your and Mook's series where you went out to Arizona to try to rescue the Bronco. It just goes to show that rust free isn't all it's cracked up to be. the engine rebuild should be easy for you as the small block Ford is one the easiest engines to work on. and they are built Ford tough. I have built tons of them 289, 302, 351w and 351c a lot of them for racecars. I have also built lots of sbc race engines and the Fords outlasted them 5 to 1. good luck with your future endevours and I will watch and reminisce.

Great work guys. Something different from your usual subjects but never the less it made great content. Thanks for all you do.

John looks like his dad is Ron Jeremy.

I've never been this early to the show before-!

Yesssss I missed John, he is such a good compliment to Kevin’s sense of humor! I just wish we could see more of Luke on the channel

I’m definitely loving working on these small engines I have a 80 Honda ATC 185 then just got a Honda TRX 200 for free cause they said the motor was seized up so hopefully get the TRX fixed 👍🏽

The red green show least we all come from humble beginnings

Did mook grow a mustache?

good fun to see you working on mikuni 's that we have at home here in europe. simple straight forward and cheap parts a plenty.

Holy man that brings back memories! I won that year 125 in a local radio station contest. So much fun. Once you got the hang of them they weren't THAT dangerous😁

bruh, I was thinking about buying a three wheeler. You’re a mind reader lmao

Ottumwa, the armpit of Iowa. ( I'm from there so I can say that)

Congratulations on 500k! Keep the videos coming.👍🏻👍🏻

"After the bombs drop" 😆 Already have two in the four wheel flavor from the early/mid 90's. Still putting in work year after year

Was Radar O'Reilly the seller ? 😊 Old persons joke. 😉

There is nothing worse than pushing a 3wheeler. Nothing.

The first time I saw John was the raceway video and was lamenting having had to cut off his mullet. And now he's back and it is glorious.

Gotta love all the Rock Auto magnets on the garage door!😎😏

Has anyone told John he looks like the comedian Gallagher . If you don’t know who he is he would smash item with a large wooden mallet. He called it sledge automatic.

Ottumwa Iowa why don't you see radar O'Reilly that's where he's from

4:25 - Kevin: *Drives past what appears to be a '53 Bel Air* Also Kevin: "There's a '73 charger right next to that building!" Did that confuse anybody else?

Loved the Red Green reference at 34:41 😂😂👍👍

Love the 3 wheeler videos. I had a 110, 185, and a big red growing up. Brings bad some memories workin on those carbs!

Digging the sick puppy decal on the tool box

I have one of those Trail 110's(1981)! Mine still has the motor and the seat is still perfect lol. I plan on getting her running again when I get some time.

Looking forward to some updates on the Ford Bronco project, that was an interesting series a lot of work to get it to the point you did.

Gotta love a honda three wheeler!!! Awesome video. Have several my self!!!

Man, that CT110 is worthy of a restore. The ct70's as well. Honestly, I'd have taken the bikes and left the "couches", but I'm a bike guy. Love the channel!

That was a lot of fun , Beer or no beer ! Well done boyz :)

Love these little small engine revivals

That 200 looks like something out of Judge Dredd! I love those old Honda 3 wheelers and Quads, over here in England they weren't as popular as they are in the US so they still cost silly money when you can find them. Back in the '90s I used to race quads and the Honda 125 baby quad I had was the most fun. Shame my joints didn't agree!

John's mullet is taking me back to my headbanger days of the 80's. Business in the front and party in the back.

One junkyard insults the other junkyards personality. Junkyard digs.

John for the win with the Damnation Alley reference to the apocalypse and coachroaches. !!!!

27:55 - Watching that bolt spin up and to the right of the snapple lid was fun.

John the amazing mullet man. Good to see you back.

I sold my 200ES Honda ATC in 2016 to a Wisconsin Vineyard owner. I bought it in 1984 and drove the hell out of it every fall and stored it the rest of the year. It was a little difficult to electric start below 20°F but once started, it would drive fine in most conditions with the exception of deep snow. This was where my 4 wheeler friends would out drive me. I have actually driven my 3 wheeler across beaver ponds and deep rivers. It was sketchy to do this as the back wheels while spinning, still needed to occaisionally bounce off the bottom momentarily to continue slow forward motion. So I was basically doing an underwater wheelie. I once crossed a flooded river and needed a bit more speed with floating front tire, and my feet wedged into the back rack rails, I tried to shift with my hand and my friends said suddenly they saw the bottoms of my boots and the skid plate. I swam to shore dragging my wheeler to dry land, started it and drove it back to the cabin to get dry clothes and to change its oil. There was some water in the oil but it got me home. Very, very reliable. I did put inner tubes in two of the tires in the 32 years I drove it. Bad in deep snow but fun everywhere else.

love you content ,you and mook hit the mark. keep up the great work and I know that's not easy Bill in Fort Wayne Indian