Look What Tennessee Did To The Morrvair!
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- Опубліковано 3 вер 2022
- So I got a call for Tennessee. Can The Morrvair handle the wet mountains?
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Matts quote "These trees just poke out of the ground" priceless
Trees? What are those?
They fall across the trail too!
I live in the desert, I agree 😂😂
It's actually how crazy capable the Morvair is while still being such a nice ride.
Dude, exact same thoughts on my mind! xD It is incredible how this rig can sneak through all of this!!! :D
Its because at first place..they built morvair for that purpose..so its not crazy...if ford mustang do that then you can called it crazy
It’s the ls
And sounds good doing it.
its got a time tested jeep formula, v8/auto power, built one ton axles, hydro steer and 40s. itll do anything a jeep will do with the same formula. it has about a perfect wheelbase too
I am 85 and have been watching you for some time and look forward to more of your adventure in life. I see what can be done when people work together, and how you have become a family in the workplace. LOVE IT!! As I said, I am 85 and wish I could still do what I did when I was younger, but seeing all of you work together brings me joy.
Thank you for reminding us younger folks to get livin!
"what level of obstacle is this?"
"this is a chainsaw level obstacle"
that one got me good
My step dad carries one for just such occasions. Then burns it when he gets back to camp.....
Never used to carry a chainsaw, but used a carpenters hard point handsaw, easyer to pack, worked really well, and for the light stuff they came across more than addiquate. The bow saw design in my experience never kept to a line and went blunt very quickly.
Turns out the Morvairr isn’t half bad wheeling out in East Tennessee! Thanks for coming all this way to hang out with us Matt and crew. And for your fans, we’ve got some more footage that didn’t make this video over on our channel so go check it out! Plus more to come…
I was thinking Robbie was going to need to work on the morvair after this wheeling. Looks like a loose mirror was the only battle scar. Great job out there and having fun too.
All rigs are capable, east coast you need different tires that clean out better to grab traction on the next revolution,the milestar patagonias are great for utah slick rock but wanna hookup here on the east coast, need something more mudd capable swampers or bfg mt work great in the mudd , same situation if you go to utah then us east coast guys be at a slight disadvantge also. Know your terrain prepare for it all you want, but the winch will come in real handy anyway, no rig is bulletproof we all get stuck sooner or later
@@dangobin1592 If Matt's Patagonias weren't so worn out they would do much better. They are MTs and will do great in mud.
Ay by where is it too
Dude! I know exactly where your shop is!
It was like a year or so ago but I was doing Uber in my pickup and picked up several people from there , and took them somewhere!
I'm not saying where but I got to get a quick shop tour while waiting on someone to finish getting ready.
Well, now I want a shirt with Matt's face that says "Where do they keep all their cactus?"
Your trees just pop out of the ground?
Yea why do you guys have things that are alive over here.
Several great "Mattisms" were to be heard on that trip.
The morrvair is dialed! This channeling is amazing💪🏻
I’d buy that!
Two things: I didn’t think that Morvair could be any cooler. Then I, along with everyone else, watched it crawl up that crazy line at 11ish minutes and now I’m at a whole new level of awe. You brought the cool into station wagon. I had to pause the video and post a comment and like again after watching that climb.
Second, THE absolute best channel. The whole off-road team are as good as they come. You restore my faith that good people are out there. Lots of them. My next mini vacation to St George needs to absolutely include a stop in ‘Hura-cun’ to get a picture in front of the storefront.
Thanks for all effort to do these things and to let us live vicariously through you.
I know, my daughter can watch these with me and never a beep. most channels the first beep-de- beep beep i hear I am gone.
I love that when given the option between hard, medium, and easy, Matt hesitated about .27 seconds before cranking it right into the hard line. 👍
Right witch one again.. ok left I
I GO sutch a positive channel. N wheeling family.
Man code dictates the medium and easy line are only allowed after failing the hard line. Matt knows the code
He had to ponder Bleepin's definition of "easy"
The Morrvair. An off-road machine _and_ a recovery machine. Truly an amazing machinery.
A testament to your build skills that you've created a vehicle that wasn't purposely built for that particular environment, yet capable of tackling the obstacles...and it's a work truck too!
Matt, that is awesome you featuring my son with Holly's gear! It was a pleasure to meet y'all and you have made Wyatt's year!
I know Matt calls his crafting skill _fabri-cobbling_ but the Morrvair going through those Tennessee trails is a testament to how well it works!
Yes it did well even though it was not really made for that environment. I think it did better climbing up one set of rocks better than the ones built for that environment. It may be because morvair is a thicker girl than the others and planted better on the trail.
@@340duster8 that moment at 18:50 made me proud for some reason. It’s not like I built it or made the climb lol
It’s too nice of a machine for that environment. It’s quite rare that Matt gets in a situation where he can cause body damage, but they were super close a number of times here.
The trip to Tennessee just shows how well built the Morvair is and still looks good
I've been wheeling here and middle Tennessee for 40 years..when people ask why I run bias ply swampers I tell them to come to Tennessee..recovery gear includes chainsaws and tire plugs in tennessee lol..
It's amazing how effecting Matt's driving style is. You watch the others just punch it, it adds drama for sure, but also doesn't make the specific obstacle easier. Matt hit's it in the Morvair and does the usual "as much throttle as absolutely necessary" and does said obstacles without so much as a wheel slip. The huge step up, no drama whatsoever and that long rutted channel...much the same. That was awesome to watch
Yup. He’s like a low impact environmentalist who likes off-roading!
@@Dozav7 I dunno about all that. But I was more thinking much much better with finesse. Probably a lot to do with snow's low grip which can be much similar to mud.
@23:00 "and your Blackhawk"
NIIIICEEEE message for HeavyD right there!🤣👍🥳
Good job Matt
Being from the east coast this warms my heart to see some east coast wheeling ❤
Too bad they never wheeled Tellico.
One thing I love about Matt is that he is open to trying something so out of his element. It’s nice to see some off-roading around “living things” like trees and such
I love how humbled he was by his fans. Good dude!
12:15 The grin of a man who did _not_ wreck his bosses custom rig.
I knew this is one of the fastest growing channels I've seen watching you guys the last 2 years, you've started a sort of movement, with your collaborative methods, it's like real collaboration, not just grabbing views.
I love it, teaming up with all kinds of different channels. Its interesting because some of the other ppl ive seen on this channel link up with other UA-camrs I watch that are completely different genre. Its so cool.
they are only giving prizes to people who give them money go watch the live stream and pay close attention they only gave prizes to people who messaged with money
I have unsubscribed. Has become more infomercial than anything.
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AND NO POLITICS, thank effing God
I like how they are pretty quick to winch instead of trying too hard and breaking things.
Didnt miss a single episode for the past three years. Best offroad channel on youtube no doubt about it... Love you all from Scotland ♥️
I feel like an addict, as I have been binge watching your channel for the past 3 days. I’m a lady petrolhead Maori/New Zealander living in Australia. So your audience participation is not only USA citizens, but worldwide! I love watching all of the family and friends teamwork, you guys are awesome under Matt’s calm, encouraging and humble leadership!
Lizzy is so courageous too! Way to represent girl!
For someone who grew up learning to ride at Windrock now living in Utah, this video is incredibly satisfying
“We like our trees petrified!” Cracked me up. Been through the exciting petrified forest many many years ago. Also must have said “Ooo that’s gonna leave a mark!” About a dozen times lol. Great video. Riveting!
Happy Sunday everyone! Hope you all have a great day an stay safe!
I think after observing those highly modified 4wheel drivers that don't even look like their original self, the Morrvair really seemed to out perform them on their own turf. No much the Morrvair couldn't handle. Some really gnarly trails that looked like a lot of fun. Great video coverage too. Wonderful fan support also there. Oh, BTW, great salesmen Lizzy!! That was a winning smile!
The Morrvair being unibody saves quite a bit of weight, if it was body on frame then yeah it would be way heavier.
I concur. I've lived in Utah all my life and it's weird to see "healthy" trees in different states. The first time I saw the trees in Oregon and Washington it was like being in LOTR.
@@pnw_jordan seriously though I'm orignally from Michigan lmao now live here in Northern Arizona 😂
@@pnw_jordan say you're from Oregon, and prove you haven't seen the entire state: And thanks for that... 🤦♂️
@@pnw_jordan It's almost a secret that Oregon is about 2 thirds high desert!
The trees start in Oklahoma and end about 100 yards from the Atlantic coast.
Was very happy to visit with you at the Great Smokey Mountains Jeep event. I have to say Matt and the whole crew were very friendly and took a few minutes to talk. They really are very nice people. I took a minute to diplomatically mention to Matt that maybe shutting your eyes and slightly turning your face away from spackljng arc welding was the best way of to protect your eyes and face. Matt was not offended and was happy to talk with me about it and how what he does on his channel might be received by younger, less experienced viewers. Keep up the good work!
"We like our trees petrified" CLASSIC!
Thank you MORR for staying humble through all the blessings ❤️
😂😂😂😂😂😢😢😢😮😅😅😅😅😊😊
Its amazing how far your channel has come in such a short amount of time.
Today’s lesson, when two Matt’s go off-roading bring spares 😂
Spare Matts, well they did.
At least they did not run out if gas
The Moorvair did really good in Tennessee wheeling I was really impressed since it was a very different terrain.
I hope to one day get the opportunity to meet Matt and the entire crew that would be an honor for me.
Keep up the great work everyone
I grew up(and still live) in east texas and i can say its almost the same terrain. Not as many rocks but the woods and trails are almost identical. Soooo interesting seeing matt in terrain more alike to mine for me to get a good perspective on why people run the gear that they run. Always thought a built rig could go anywhere but now i see its different for every area. whole time i was watching i was spotting out loud as if i was there😂.Just goes to prove the ole “different strokes for different folks”. Love seeing more offroad content in different settings. Awesome video!
this is nice! I really hope you continue to post these offroading ventures more! Its a good change in pace from the normal recovery videos! Hope to see more of these in the future! Great stuff Matt!
@Matt's Off Road Recovery Welcome to the world of mud and trees, now you know why my wrecker is not as good looking as the Morvaier.
Ah, but the Morrvair hasn't lived nearly as long off road as it did on the road in its former life. Your rig has years on the Morrvair
Boy is that Morrvair durable and flexible it was challenging for it in TN I noticed because of the all the rain and the mud and dirt on the trails not the mention the trees! Like Matt at Bleepin Jeep said he's impressed with the way the Morrvair performed! Lot's of fun and challenging obstacles and getting to meet so many people was truly amazing!
It was great meeting you and the team. You are an awesome group of people. Keep doing what you do and stay safe.
It was such a pleasure to meet you'uns at jeep invasion. Thank ya'll. We made it late on the last day and was extremely impressed on how nice and inviting all of you were after being in our hot and humid climate that long and meeting the masses you met. Sincerely thanks. If ever back in E TN look us up.
"We like our trees petrified." Love it! While the Morrvair did fine on the trails, it also shows how environmentally specific the build is. Better watch out, Matt, you're in danger of becoming a UA-cam celebrity! I also find it interesting to observe the growth of your commercial enterprises. I like that you keep everything U. S. Made, it not only keeps people here employed, it also avoids all the "supply-chain" issues we see with world-wide commerce. Hopefully, the workers making these products are earning wages they can live on without having to hold down two or three jobs (have you checked, Matt?).
"In danger of"!? He IS a youtube celebrity!
@@calebbyers no doubt, I watched his Live the other day had more than 12,000 viewers most of the hour!
Actually, for being built specifically as a mostly-desert recovery vehicle, the Morrvair is amazingly good at rock crawling.
Yeah those wings aint cheap
@@austinshackles549 yup, well built and makes good power.
Man, Skeeter is such a good addition to the Team. I know he's been here for a bit now but still, was a great fit! Question, has anyone ever made Tucker angry? I don't think we would like him when he's angry. My son saw him on screen and asked if he played the hulk.
"I've had enough of your humid air and your trees..." LOL Matt, I moved from AZ to SC (the weather is the same as TN...maybe worse) and that spoke to me.
VERY Impressive driving as well! That was cool to see you guys hit these trails. The contrast is obvious and interesting to see. The morvair is quite the machine.
I was watching that thinking no. That looks muddy. Nope, no deep water.
I can't go back to humidity after now living in the desert SW for the second time in my life. And I was born in Houston.
That was absolutely amazing thank you for bringing us along!
Nice to see there's somebody mature minded enough to pull a winch line instead of right footing their rig to death.
Man... the morrvair just works!! Whoever built that thing knows what they're doing loll.😁
I am from Pigeon Forge, now live in Knoxville, and really was excited to come meet you all. Unfortunately my wife a kids had Covid Wednesday before you were here and I thought it best I also quarantine. I hope you all had a great time here!!
I just did the sand mine trail yesterday! I can’t believe I missed you guys by a week. Glad y’all came out here. Please come back!
And on todays episode, matt learns why body panels are so scarce on trail rigs east of the mississippi.
@@MattsOffRoadRecovery when you got your tires did you know that Patagonia is a region in the far southern tip of (I believe) chilli and Venezuela if I remember right but it means Bigfoot I saw that on the history channel land of the giants awhile ago and thought you would like that
Glad to see y'all made it east. I would've loved to have met everyone considering I'm only 6 hrs away, but my Leukemia won't let me play. The great content helps pass the time. My best friend took my 16 yr old boy to Bristol this weekend for Cletus and cars.
Keep working, keep playing... keep safe!
Thanks for visiting us here in Tennessee!✅ Loving these Matt Straps BTW!!!🏁
Brilliant video Matt and the team, really enjoyed this one!
Congrats on the Matt's Straps, they look fantastic and the video clip of them was very well put together.. 10/10 to your editing team.
Keep up the hard work and keep them video's coming 👍👍👍👍
Lol, love to hear Matt and crew talk about humidity in Utah. Now they know what humidity is.
My grandfather was a coal miner that worked many years on Windrock mountain. Thanks for posting a video prompting memories of driving up the mountain with him and my dad to search for fossils around the coal mine.
Matt and crew, I am here in eastern NC. Any further east and you would be in salt water. We thank you for a family friendly venue to watch on you tube. It is always enjoyable to see what adventures you are up to next and you never disappoint. Welcome to the humidity. Wish I could have come out to see y'all. Stay safe and God bless.
We absolutely loved meeting Lizzy, Skeeter, Trevor, your boy and You! I would do it all over again.
Matt, despite there being an ocean between us🇬🇧to your east coast 🇺🇸 and then the distance across to Utah, I know you have a lot of followers over here who love following your channel. Thanks for taking us along with you on your journeys, we appreciate it.
Yup! Englishman in Wales; was cringe-ING watching that ~ BRAVE moves!
Does yalls woods look like that, oaks and hardwoods, or do you have a mix of pine trees? Are there sharp rocks there, or are they smooth like where matt lives in Utah?
From Canada the same, I’m a constant viewer. The trip to the Smoky Mountains just how good you are at designing a workhorse of a vehicle, the Morvair…WOW!!!
@@privilegedwhitemale306 Got the broadleaf woodland, rocks and mud -bbut NOTHING that gnarly! You can pay to play in some extreme trail parks but most forests are now heavily guarded to prevent destruction. I started back in the late 70's when everything was much simpler and you could go mud-plugging all day without meeting anybody.
Grew out of it when I got into unimogs and discovered this;-
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I watched your Tennesse story with anticipation, having been gone from there into the west for 30 years now. I'm a UT graduate, my parents and sister are buried in Kingston. The mention of Norris Dam was the final straw and I broke down ugly crying. Thank you for this visual trip back "home", I think
We're still here just as green as always! My nephew is also buried in Kingston. But I'm over a lil south of Maryville.
Matt. You have done well just working hard. Congrats to you and all the folks that make your channel great. Very impressive for a good ole boy from utah.
Now that is an awesomely built all around beast, capable of doing almost any kind of driving. Matt, you know most straps fail not because it gets stretched to many times or more like user error. As some drivers do, they rush to get of the road and lose sight of what the strap is resting on, sharp straight edges and with all the movement from riding on a trailer the straps get cut and the loads are lost or move and have to resecured. it is a good and smart thing you did do add in the protection sleeves. These will be the best straps for those tow truck drivers or load haulers and the everyday car guy who just needs to make sure their loads are secure for those long or short trips....Awesome job Matt.
HUGE Respect gained, knew you were dialed in for your area, but never thought you'd do so well on the east coast. WELL DONE SIR, WELL DONE!
Subbed a few years ago. Probably when you had 80k subs or so. Been watching every episode and it feels like I know you and your crew personally lol. You and your crew are amazing. The show where people were lined up is a true testimony of how a person’s personality could make people wait for hours to say hello. We want MORR!
It was awesome meeting you at Smokey Mountain Jeep invasion. First time ever going to that event and I think I will be going back every year now on. You guys are awesome and thanks for bringing the whole crew. I know I was star struck see you all.
I love the mini ad for the freedom winch line being able to connect itself as if your normal winch hook cant just clip onto the line..
The trails in east Tennessee are some of the best in the world. The views are to die for.
It's pretty Incredible you take that morvair were those rock crawlers go.
Such a positive and wonderful group. I'd get my walker and stand out in the sun to meet you all.
We Love you All! Thank you for what you do and sharing it with us.
Matt we love you and love watching you and appreciate everything you do for the people you help do not think you do not have a LOT OF FANS
“We haven’t checked yet but I don’t think it’s gonna hold air.” 😂. Great video, thanks!
I love how the exhaust on the Morvair turned out, it’s sounds so damn good!👍
the sound is awsome...just a nice relaxed rumble..so sweet..
Welcome to east Tennessee,glad to see you in this part of the country. Hope you enjoyed wheelin here.
Matt still humble seeing all the fans. Great vid of having some fun. 🍻
Being from the east coast of Canada, these trails look more familiar than what we usually see in your videos. Nice job putting the morrvair in some hairy situations for some great video content!
Another great video! I believe channels like yours are the future of television. I don’t watch anything on normal tv. I only watch UA-cam channels. Keep up the great work!!!
I live in Western NC and did not find out until it was too late. But, I want to tell you that from watching your videos and learning from your explanations, I honestly feel more confident. And I stop and think before I DO something stupid. We were pulling a jeep out from just above our house, got off the road a bit and was sliding down hill. I remembered when you pulled the white jeep cherokee out from the place where the road had just fallen off. (It was scary when you were under that thing), and I knew from watching that episode, that if we did not secure it, the weight of the front end and engine would pull it right down in the hole. I thank ya Sir, for explaining the dynamics, in a very understandable and nice way... I think you saved us. And the knowledge I have gained may save my butt in the future. And HECK YEAH!~ I've got one of your stickers on the back of my Tahoe and a hat inside.
I was in Hurricane a couple of years ago and passed you on the highway, heading to a recovery. My boyfriend said "There's Matt"!~ OH MY GOSH, I wanted to turn around and follow you. But, how tacky would that have been?
But seriously, its "Hurri KANE", like two words, not one word the way y'all do it!~ 😏
Much love to you all.
Some of the best off roading footage Iv seen. Insane stuff !
This is awesome! Brings back memories of my dad in the 1980's in Southern Oregon. Tennessee's muddy steep hills are very reminiscent our trips to Agate Flats we used to take in the fall.
My dad was a heavy equipment operator who built roads in our mountains so he knew the good 4x4 areas and how to traverse in impossible situations. He was an International lover mostly Scout II's with their short wheel base and heavy as hell weight. I really miss him. But watching Matt and friends brings him closer for sure. Thank you for that!👍
You’re 5 miles from my house, looking at the wind mills right now. Welcome to Tennessee. Love your channel.
That's awesome! I just found you recently on UA-cam. I love you came to Tennessee. I know several people who go to Windrock several times a year. It was great to see you going through these trails.
You eventually reap what you have sown. You and the gang have 'sown' positivity, help, compassion, assistance and many other good things. It's harvest time, I'm jus' sayin'...bless my heart.
Thanks Matt and gang! The Morvair was awesome in the back woods of Tennessee! You did a killer job building that monster! We are all proud! 👍🥰
The Morvair is special!
I’m new to your channel and I gotta say I’m hooked and while I’m deployed overseas you can bet I’m gonna be watching your videos to keep myself entertained in my downtime
Super cool video Matt, thanks for sharing!
It was awesome to meet all you guys in Tennessee. I hpoe the humidity didn't melt you too bad, especially Lizzy.🤣 Now when you give a weather report maybe you can tell what the humidity is so we will know if you are just hot or actually melting. 🤣🤣
I live in Tennessee and I love the terrain hope y'all had a great time..
Great to see 2 Matts get together And make an awesome clip 👍
Got to love our state of Tennessee. You guys did a great job on our trails Matt.
Tennessee. My favorite state. 🥰🥰
Two Matt's for the price of one!!! It's a great day.
This is a gem. Good work out there!
Matt I gotta point out. I have seen your recent uploads even. Missed on your vids for a year or so. Your journey from banana to morvair is great! But you being patient and calmly destroying these trails with morvair without 4 steer is epic.
Awesome job guys and I like the fact Matt didn't even hesitate to head for the "hard" line!
in 68 years of off roading, racing off-road, the thought of EVER leaving pavement WITHOUT a spare was never an option!
you dont like to live life on the edge do ya
@@harleythrelkeld7587 oh Lord.. that would be a hard NO!! ACTUALLY LIVING on the edge where we go would be leaving with only ONE spare!!!
@@pnw_jordan I see a lot of people at this park without spares. We have a TON of local shops that can usually be gotten ahold of to get something if someone’s in a bind. The local community here is awesome
Problems occur when you start getting over a 37" tire, weight and storage space become a problem. It's not too big of a deal when you're at an OHV park because your always in radio (because you should always have a radio) distance with the park or another rider.
You just need to find friends who run the same tire set up as you to tag along so you can use their spare.😜
"Look what Tennessee did to the Morvair"? Matt it's a testament to you and your crew and the Morvair's build that it did the trails and the only "damage" was loosening the passenger mirror. You folks built one heck of a fine rig that wheels and works!
So few built trucks on the road even see dirt roads and yet you've built a show winning Beautiful rig that laughs at off road trails and rocks. It was a joy to watch.
"so these trees just pop up out of the ground eh?"! TOO FUNNY Matt Thank You!
You are in my prayers
Hoka Hey
You guys are awesome and great ambassadors for the off-road community 👍
So happy you came over and wheeled in my neck of the woods!! You did great. I noticed in the muddy areas however your right foot needs a little work. 😉
Super glad to see the new straps are made in the USA!!! Good call Matt!!!
Had a buddy build a 2000 Cherokee with all the goodies. He was tooling around in the mud, sand, rock, creek banks and small cliffs with A/C while everyone else was sweating their rears off. It went great just a little prone to the front end coming up on really steep climbs. Everthing extended in front and rear. With 38's it was reasonable on the highway. Nothing from my area 5-10 years ago could beat a little Toyota Tacoma on propane with 42's, cut Super Swappers. It was on its top more than once but the driver was a psycho. Ridding shotgun in it there were times........well I could've pinched a nail into with my butt.🤣🤣
Matt is a great driver when the going gets tough. I'm thinking Matt will build something soon to put into these kinda places. Can't wait to see it in action.
Great video's
Keep'em coming!
Morvair in the trails! Awesome seeing it in new scenery! Watching from Maui,HI🏝