ETM 540 Clubhouse

06/11/2026

Ok now this is just getting out of control. How does he keep finding these?!?!

06/08/2026

When your buddy elopes in Europe to get married, but just has to let you know he’s still thinking of you.

I love my friend! So thoughtful and caring.

06/08/2026

Thank you so much to everyone who chimed in the past few days. We really appreciate all the kind words and well wishes on the new venture. The BEAST, AKA Sebastian, is up and running like a champ! Can’t wait to get started! 🤘🏼❤️☠️🏁

06/06/2026

After nearly 7 years with SLG Concrete Coatings, it's time for a new chapter.

This wasn't an easy decision. SLG has been a huge part of my life, and I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunities, experiences, and people I've met along the way. But for a long time, I've dreamed about building something of my own, and now I'm finally taking that leap.

I'm officially leaving my job to start my own junk removal business and pursue many of the hobbies and passions I've enjoyed my entire life—turning them into full-time ventures. From project builds and automotive work to entrepreneurship and everything in between, I'm excited to share the journey with all of you.

I'd be lying if I said the nerves and anxiety aren't kicking in. Leaving the security of a steady job and stepping into the unknown is intimidating. But alongside that fear is a level of excitement and motivation I've never felt before.

This channel will document the highs, the lows, the successes, the mistakes, and everything in between as I work to build a business and create a life doing what I love.

Thank you to everyone who has supported me over the years. The next adventure starts now.

After nearly 7 years with SLG Concrete Coatings, it's time for a ne...

06/05/2026

Big news coming tomorrow. Buckle up for this one!

05/30/2026

In this episode, we hit a major milestone in the Nash Metropolitan project—we finally pull the original engine out of the car!

After decades in place, it was time to remove the stock drivetrain and make room for the Toyota 22R swap. We walk through the engine removal process, deal with a few stubborn parts along the way, and officially clear the engine bay for the next stage of the build.

🛠️ In this episode:

* Removing the original Nash motor
* Disconnecting the old drivetrain components
* Prepping the engine bay for the 22R swap
* Making more progress toward the transformation

This project is really starting to move now, and things are about to get even more interesting as we begin test fitting and fabrication work.

🎥 Subscribe and follow along for the next stage of the build and as always, thank you so much for joining us in the Clubhouse!🔥

In this episode, we hit a major milestone in the Nash Metropolitan project—we finally pull the original engine out of the car!After decades in place, it was ...

05/28/2026

Huge thank you to this father/son duo for their continued support on our channel. We appreciate and love you guys so much! 🤘🏼❤️☠️🏁

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women who gave everything for this country and the freedoms we enjoy every day. Because of their sacrifice, we have the privilege of looking ahead to celebrate 250 years of America.

Today, we remember the fallen, stand with their families, and remain forever grateful.

🇺🇸 One Nation. One Purpose. Forever Grateful. 🇺🇸

05/23/2026

We are about to get into something that may or may not be dangerous. What do you think it is?

05/23/2026

In this episode, we continue diving deeper into our Toyota 22R engine prep for the 1959 Nash Metropolitan project. The goal is simple—clean it up, simplify it, and get it one step closer to dropping into the car.

We spent more time stripping away emissions equipment, vacuum lines, and unnecessary clutter from the motor to create a cleaner and easier-to-work-on setup. Along the way, we also gave the carburetor some much-needed attention with a little cleaning and inspection to help bring this engine back to life.

🛠️ What we cover in this episode:
* Removing more emissions and vacuum components
* Simplifying the Toyota 22R engine setup
* Carburetor cleaning and inspection
* General engine cleanup and prep work
* Getting everything ready for install into the Nash
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Little by little, this project is starting to come together, and the vision for this build is becoming more real with every step. There’s still plenty more to do, but we’re making solid progress toward bringing this classic back to life with a whole new attitude.

🎥 Subscribe and follow along because the best parts of this build are still ahead! More fabrication, surprises, and upgrades coming soon in the clubhouse! 🔥

In this episode, we continue diving deeper into our Toyota 22R engine prep for the 1959 Nash Metropolitan project. The goal is simple—clean it up, simplify i...