15 Years on YouTube The Junkyard That Started It All Still Lives On! @AutoRestoMod
15 Years on YouTube The Junkyard That Started It All Still Lives On!  @AutoRestoMod
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
15 Years of AutoRestoMod – The Junkyard That Started It All Still Lives On!

It’s been 15 incredible years of AutoRestoMod, where we’ve helped car lovers learn how to restore classic cars themselves—one bolt, weld, and busted knuckle at a time. This channel began with a simple idea: teach people how to bring old metal back to life without needing a full shop or deep pockets. And it all started in a junkyard that’s still in operation today!

In this special anniversary episode, we’re taking you back to where it all began. The original junkyard that sparked the vision for AutoRestoMod is still thriving, and we're revisiting the very cars and stories that launched a channel dedicated to DIY car restoration.

Over the years, we’ve covered everything from rust repair, suspension installs, brake upgrades, electrical troubleshooting, paint tips, and full builds—and we’ve done it with a camera, a little sarcasm, and a whole lot of passion for keeping classic cars on the road.

Whether you’re a seasoned wrench-turner or just starting your first project, AutoRestoMod is here to help you do it yourself and do it right. Thank you for riding along for the last 15 years—let’s make the next 15 even better.

Subscribe, comment, and share to keep the classics alive—because real restoration starts in your garage.


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15 Years on YouTube The Junkyard That Started It All Still Lives On!

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