Kind of a quick and FUN clip about Junk Yard News with some OPINION, along with the apparent scarcity of many of our “common-place” parts and how sparce their all becoming … and, after that: how to permanently FIX those saggy Grand Nationals Panels once and for all / in ALL our A & G Body cars !
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3:26 they were going to throw it away, not "dunpster-dive" it. To dumpster-dive is to go into a dumpster to retrieve something; that's the opposite of what you're trying to say.
3:24 it became obsolete not "obsolescent." To be obsolescent is to have become obsolete.
I'm three-and-one-half minutes into the first video I've ever watched on your channel and your attempts at sounding overly intellectual are already tiresome.
1:08 "…be very…" what? No idea what you said we should be very…?
0:57 "…they've either been scrapped or they're gone."
Aren't they gone either way? If they've been scrapped, they're gone. If they're gone, they're gone.
What's the "either…or"?
When I was a young guy just getting into auto repair I worked at a Sears Auto Center. They had one of those Sun Performance Centers for the tune up guy who never used it unless a customer was watching. It's only reason for existing was as a visual aid for selling tune ups. In the 3 years I worked there I bet I never saw it hooked up to a car more than a couple of dozen times.
All those Sun diagnostic tools are awesome. I had a much smaller sized one that I just didn't manage to keep and sold it at a garage sale 20 years ago. It's a cool decoration if you have space.