This week on the channel +224K views this week

DD Speed Shop's Nomad needs more than a pre-trip check

Duct Tape Drags preparations join an auction El Camino salvage job and a closer look at a newly purchased Suburban.

Channel:

DD Speed Shop Story of October 12, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Absolutely DESTROYED! Leaving In A Few Days, Full Rebuild Required.

An auction bargain and a road-trip deadline made very different demands on Dan's spare time. DD Speed Shop posted four videos, starting with a rough El Camino and ending with a Nomad that, according to Dan's description, needed serious work before it could safely head down the road.

The week's most watched upload, "AUCTION FIND WAY WORSE Than I Originally Thought!", reached about 56,000 views. Cleaned up and back home, the El Camino became a question of what could be salvaged rather than a straightforward restoration. Viewers supplied a parts checklist: the tilt steering column came up repeatedly, alongside reminders about the brake booster, glass and other useful pieces. Several suggested keeping the yellow car until the black El Camino was finished, in case more donor parts were needed.

"DID I GET SCREWED? Or Was this Worth The Price and Effort?" brought a similar value-for-effort question to the newly purchased Suburban. It had made it home and cleaned up nicely; Dan's next task was taking a deeper look.

Then the travel preparations got less routine. "Absolutely DESTROYED! Leaving In A Few Days, Full Rebuild Required." turns a planned once-over of the 1955 Chevy Nomad into front-end repair work with Duct Tape Drags only days away. It's the channel's biggest daily viewing draw right now, followed by "Last Minute Thrash for Duct Tape Drags", whose description includes a retailer promotion.

Subscribers remained unchanged, while weekly views were in the same broad neighborhood as TFLEV's. Dan's newest viewing momentum, though, belongs to the wagon that was supposed to need only a quick check.

Published on Trari

Where next?

Also in Cars and motoringA video worth knowingMat Watson tells limo buyers to choose BMW's reworked 7 Series over the S-ClassHis review takes in remote-closing doors, a 31-inch rear theatre screen and Californian mountain roads before he names a verdict, and a long-running S-Class ar…Channel: carwow · Story of October 24, 2026

A different discovery todayVideo people are talking about 11x its usual commentsZelenskyy tells Steven Bartlett why he needed "ammunition, not a ride"In a nearly two-hour conversation, Ukraine's president moves from sleepless nights and grieving parents to Bucha, Paddington Bear and the morning the invasion …Channel: The Diary Of A CEO · Story of October 24, 2026

What viewers say

The comments under "AUCTION FIND WAY WORSE Than I Originally Thought!"

Don't forget to take that tilt column.
@corvettejohn4507See it on YouTube
It also has a tilt column a valuable piece. That topper saved the bed area too.
@cobyburrow9339See it on YouTube
Good to see you again past Dan,your really gonna like the cars future Dan bought😄
@JdwescottSee it on YouTube

6 more comments

My advice would be to hang onto the yellow one until the black one is finished. Use all the parts that you need along the way, there may be some surprises that the yellow one can provide. Then sell what is left over and get your money back!
@DennisBrubaker-l6qSee it on YouTube
Don't forget the brake booster, coolant reservoir, windshield wiper motor, windshield washer and the jug plus the seat belts belts
@garyhill1659See it on YouTube
Looks like the yellow camino has a nice tilt wheel.
@tmackinatorSee it on YouTube
Wellcome to Dan's buffet .I'll have one of those pass on that oh two of those 🥧
@mikecore1637See it on YouTube
I forgot about the yellow el Camino. Glad you are getting parts you need from it and then selling it
@deanrayne7302See it on YouTube
Paint it to match the car
@JamesWebb-x9nSee it on YouTube