Should This Be The 6x6 Off-Road Cab?!

This comment is unrelated to the video but relates to Matt. When we were traveling in Utah recently, we stopped at Maverik in Hurricane to get one of Matt’s favorite “Victory” pies (or JJ’s Bakery pies). Then, every time we filled up at a Maverik in Utah I got another one…and another. Today for Father’s Day my sweet wife gave me a dozen assorted Victory pies! Every flavor. Since we live over 1,600 miles from Hurricane, she ordered them. I’ll be sharing them with the family today and thinking of Matt.

Watching today for my Dad Tom who we lost just a week ago😢 he absolutely loved your channel guys, we bought him merch and he wore it proudly. Happy fathers day to every dad out there! Thanks for a great show Matt and crew!

When I first started watching this channel (back when Hector was a pup), I found myself talking to the screen, saying things like, “WHAT!?”, “WHY-Y-Y-Y (sob) WHY-Y-Y”, and “no, don’t do that…NO!!! DON’T DO THAT!!!”. Now, I just sit here with a bemused smile on my face, secure in the knowledge that the result will be 11% better than I thought, and very, very, VERY glad that I never had to train Matt as an aircraft mechanic!

Jake the battery charger..... that fits!! He 's a heck of an amazing addition to the Team. He can literally do anything he's told AND do it with a smile. I really like that guys energy.

I do believe the correct vernacular for something between "press fit" and "slip fit"...... would be "struggle fit'. That is an advanced automotive technical term.

I do enjoy when Matt chit chats with us about what is going on and what the shop is doing and why. Happy Father's Day all!

Jake is a real life hypeman and im all for it. Hes also a hard worker, and hes down for anything. Hes a keeper. We like Jake. Jake is good 👍

I think Jake is going to be a great long term member of the family. So cool you guys made the sauce shirt. :face-blue-smiling:

SERVICE TRUCK! You should use that old cabover to build an off-road service truck as companion to the off-road wrencher. Put on a service bed with doors and a boom crane. Add a second row of seats for the crew. It could be set up for trailside repairs!

After watching for years now, we have seen "the crew" change but there's ALWAYS been people who fit in, learn and contribute to the channel. The reason is Matt, Jamie and a small town. Treat people like human beings, respect people like human beings and they will prosper. Thanks Matt, Jamie and the boys! !! !!! AND I am always amazed at the Keyboard Engineers who know EVERYTHING.

Oh yes, the shop is TINY for the work that comes out of it!! I was there when the wrecker was in progress and there was barely room to walk around it!! It’s also amazing the quality of work and the ambitious projects that come out of the tiny shop, with bare bones fabrication equipment and only the people we see on the video; well minus Rudy who has his own shop now (wicked cool!!) and my friend Robert, rest in peace brother. Very cool folks!!! No off-screen fabrication crew, just a couple excellent office ladies and of course the incomparable Ed. The MORR team ROCKS!! Miss Lizzy, but so cool that she’s growing her family and doing their own thing too. It would be awesome if she could swing by and give an update, and Rudy too.

This rollback is going to be at least 11% better than the other one. Happy father's day Matt, and every other father over at MORR! Matt is the kind of father that every man "thinks" he is. Thanks for everything you share with us 🙏we appreciate you guys!

I am building a 53 white 3000 truck with a Holmes 750. It WAS a tandem axle water tanker. I actually like those cabs. The wrecker unit was in good condition but needs work. I am building a mechanical with hydraulic assist gearbox for the winches and hydraulic outrigger and boom extension (it is a extendable boom version). The truck will have a dual PTO system.

The deck of the USMC MTVR, running on those axles, is right at 6 ft. It takes ladders or fork trucks to load most of everything. The wrecker based on that chassis is a tow behind style.

I love how Matt interacts with the camera. Still feels like himself and not just trying to be a character on camera

I really enjoy how you've progressed over the years, expertise along with your equipment. The links you provide are much appreciated. These folks not only do amazing recovery work, they've built most of the equipment they use. An incredible group of people. Many thanks Matt.

For so long I get so much energy and happiness from the bits Jake is on video but was too lazy and ungrateful to pick up the phone and just write thank you.. But not today! Thank you Jake.

Love the “working in the shop”. Really enjoy Jake and Colby days on camera. Keep up the excellent work video peeps.

I really enjoyed Ed's commentary on the axle build. Doing quality control and keeping Matt on his toes!

The "Spud TrucK is coming along pretty good. I love all the live narration of what you're doing and the banter between you and the crew. Very entertaining! Keep up the good work!!!