Marty and Moog are two Aussie car-mod pros who take viewers through every stage of a project. What started in “Marty’s mum’s driveway” has grown into one of the automotive world's most recognizable DIY channels, with QuickJack regularly underneath their builds.

Garrett Mitchell and the Cleetus McFarland crew combine serious mechanical know-how with outrageous builds, racing and plenty of horsepower. From Leroy the body-less Corvette to full-scale race projects, there is rarely a dull moment.

Larry Kosilla of AMMO NYC brings an obsessive level of detail to automotive care. His videos combine professional detailing, education and incredible transformations with step-by-step explanations.

TJ Hunt started working out of a home garage with his friend Calvin and grew the channel into a major automotive operation. Expect rebuilds, modifications, unique cars and the “Keep moving forward” attitude behind the brand.

Goonzquad is all about rebuilding project cars from the ground up. Their videos follow each build step-by-step until the finished car meets their fast, loud and mean standards.

Evan Shanks combines home-mechanic projects with a personal, upbeat approach to automotive content. QuickJack has been a regular part of his garage setup while he works on fast, well-built cars.

Chris built B is for Build around exactly that — building. From inexpensive auction cars to ambitious rebuilds and unique projects, QuickJack has made regular appearances underneath his creations.

Tavarish combines ambitious projects with detailed explanations, tips and tricks for fellow DIYers. Repairs, modifications and unexpected builds make his channel a go-to destination for automotive enthusiasts.

Mechanic and drifter Taylor Ray takes viewers from garage work to real-world testing. His projects combine mechanical knowledge, fabrication and serious driving skills.

David Patterson's channel covers a little bit of everything automotive — reviews, modifications, repairs, events and driving. His enthusiastic car reviews helped build a massive community of enthusiasts.

Caleb Sandlund's Gingium channel follows custom projects ranging from Miatas to drift builds and the Adventure Bus. Custom fabrication and an enthusiastic approach give the channel its unique personality.

Peter Tarach and Dave Pratte bring years of experience building, modifying, evaluating and racing cars. Performance is at the center of their builds, with plenty of shop work followed by real track testing.

Briansmobile1 is packed with useful information for DIY car repair. Brian takes viewers through daily mechanic work with clear explanations, practical repairs and clever automotive tips.

Beautiful cinematography, clean edits and unique cars define Gears and Gasoline. Their content blends project cars, events, road trips and personal modifications into some of the automotive community's most polished storytelling.