Dirt Every Day
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13 episodes · First aired 2020-04-06
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When Dave Chappelle brings home a crusty old Bronco, it's time for a backyard-to-trail adventure. Fred Williams and Dave decide they'll get this early Bronco up and running after sitting for years and go attempt the toughest trail near town. But the Bronco isn't going to move without a fight. Can the Dirt-Heads prevail? Watch this episode of Dirt Every Day, presented by Tire Rack, and find out.
Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle built a Humvee a few years ago, and it was a lot of fun, but since then the guys have been daydreaming of an even better version. So this time on Dirt Every Day presented by Tire Rack, it's back to the shop to build a more nimble wheeling machine and then out to the desert to see if their surplus truck can keep up with a top of the line UTV.
The Mad Maxxis and Dirt Pacer are back. If you've been wondering where these two Trar's (truck-cars) have been, well, this episode of Dirt Every Day presented by Tire Rack should answer your question. Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle blow the cobwebs off their two favorite muscle cars and head to the Motor City of Detroit to do some urban off-roading.
It's time once again for Dave Chappelle to surprise Fred William with a project build. This time Dave brings Fred to Louisiana, where they find a trusty old Toyota. But they have to transform it into a Baja-influenced racing style Ford?. If that sounds wacky, then you'll have to watch this episode of Dirt Every Day presented by Tire Rack to see just how wacky it really is.
It's our 103rd episode. (We forgot to do something cool for our 100th, so we're going international for this one.) To celebrate, Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle headed around the world to Indonesia, a small island country between Australia and Asia. Their goal is to build some truck that isn't available in the U.S., and they recruit the team at ProRock Engineering to help build a Daihatsu Taft. Never heard of a Taft? Its nickname is the Bull, and in this episode of Dirt Every Day presented by Tire Rack, you'll find out why.
The guys have always wondered if they could build a 4x4 on the trail. They figured it would give them more wheeling time, so they head off to the Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area in Pennsylvania to try. This time on Dirt Every Day presented by Tire Rack, the guys bring their Dunkin Dodge back after its swim in the pond, and the camera crew sets up a game where Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle need to find their parts and install them as they climb up a rocky trail in order to reach the Holy Grille. Can they pull it off? Watch it now to find out.
Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle put the call out on social media to let Dirt Every Day, presented by Tire Rack, viewers vote on what truck to build next and what type of adventure to take it on. A van or an old army truck? Rock crawling or overlanding.
When the Dirt Heads buy a squashed Ford F-250, they decide to transform it into a rock crawler with the roof cut off. But this time on Dirt Every Day presented by Tire Rack, when they head to the trail, they find more snow than they were expecting.
This time on Dirt Every Day presented by Tire Rack, Fred and Dave wanted big power for the sand dunes, so they started with a drag truck with a rowdy V8. Then all they had to do was transform the rest of the truck into a dune-slaying machine.
On this Dirt Every Day presented by Tire Rack, Fred and Dave decide to head to the hills and deliver supplies to a friend who's been quarantined for a long time. They load up their Jeep and Land Cruiser wagons and go looking for a lost cabin in Idaho.
This 2003 Chevy Avalanche has been through the wringer over the years, but it's time for one last adventure. This time on Dirt Every Day presented by Tire Rack, Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle take it to the state most dangerous for Avalanches and see if it can stand up to the challenge of running 21 Road in Western Colorado.
The Dirt Every Day name comes from any adventure that involves an old 4x4 rescue and drive home. Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle drive home a wacky stretched CJ5-truck-thing that wants to fall apart at every turn. But the Dirt Heads won't give up on their goal to make it back to California in a running driving jeep-truck-thing.
When the Dirt Heads crossed the Rubicon trail, Dave Chappelle's red Chevy got hammered. So it's time to fix up the Chevy to clear 40-inch tires and find bigger rocks. Fred Williams and Dave order big rubber from Tire Rack and head to Johnson Valley to attempt the Backdoor Trail.
