This is Gonna Be Expensive… My Biggest Hurdle To Opening the Freedom Factory!

1. 250k for stuff chairs? You can buy a mansion with that money in my country.

2. Shim the planks so they drain/don't pool water. Don't paint. Pressure treated wood, COMPLETELY DRIED, then apply some kind of oil (thinned boiled linseed?) – re oil annually.

3. Donnie has the SAUCE

4. Just found this ad for used racetrack needs. Bleachers, Led lights etc… good luck with the endeavor. https:(slash slash)www.racingjunk.com(slash)Tracks-Real-Estate(slash)183164622(slash)BUILDING-A-NEW-TRACK-FACILITY-.html#1

5. you have to skip the stupidity to get to the content at 10 min mark

6. Daytona should have a excess of bleachers that they tore down on the backstretch ?

7. What's up love the channel. I live here in South Florida and I would go with PVC. I think you may be able to find it as cheap as wood or maybe a little more expensive, but it pay for itself in 2-3 years. I'm pretty sure it's cheaper then marine grade wood.

8. Is the freedom factory an abandoned track that you bought or what is it? How did you aquire it? Rented?

9. Is there going to be a huge party and Bob Fire with old bleacher wood? Help cover the cost maybe

10. Well….I can't get through more than a couple minutes these days on YouTube without having to be interrupted by commercials and it's really really fuckin up my watching experience guys… I'm way Kool with 30 seconds at the beginning maybe 1 minute throughout a 20 minute video… But constantly breaking into commercial I haven't been watching YouTube for weeks now at all as much as I used to… I'm way behind on my cleeter vids

11. I really wish i live near the FF, if it were open id be there every weekend

12. The crown Vic is so disgusting! My first car was a 95 crown Vic so I tend to have a soft spot. Awesome Video

13. Saudi burnout doesn’t count since you didn’t do it in a 01 ranger

14. SWAP THE CROWN VICS MOTOR IN DONNIE OR GET ONE WITH MORE POWER FOR DONNIE CMON NOW BROTHERRRRR

15. Drop it to the gear you want before you spin. Keep the wheels spinning the whole time. The wheels spinning is what is going to help straighten out easier when you reach 180° tip for viewers, since this was a month ago!

16. Probably bad for tie rods and ball joints to

17. Ok. That looks like way too much fun. 👍👍

18. Cleet is the king of the Florida men

19. I would love to come down and help you at no cost to you and your team except food and mountain dew. I've done construction since I was 11.

20. Cleetus McFarland there should be a Ticket Stands, Pit Road, Pit Garages and Victory lane

21. very smoooth transitions hardly any going straight the drift competitions help

22. Something tells me Alec has been taking his lunches drifting around the FF.

23. something tells me Alec is a "closet drifter" and has been secretly getting lessons from Vaughn Gittin Jr

24. Why don't you have a event and the admission cost is a plank of wood you need. Get you fans to help donate

25. instead of holding your hand on the ebrake try taking your foot off the clutch and use it to press the foot brake if you need to adjust, keep both hands on the wheel your life will be much easier if you need to make a big adjustment.

26. Nobody: Literally Nobody: Cleetus: How to super clean your engine

27. Flex seal bro.

28. I don't get drifting,,,, what's with it??

29. "this has to be bad for transmissions" = foreshadowing… 🙂

30. Pressure treated or marine grade lumber reacts to aluminum. You won’t have usable bleachers in a years time. Jus sayin

31. +1 Cleeter, did you check on composite (plastic) boards made from recycled plastics can be had and might be competitive with Marine Grade custom lumber.

32. Have you looked at plastic planks. I built a dock with it and it has held up well.

33. you still havent changed the sign by the road.

34. 0:52 thats my move lol I used to do that in Gran Turismo 5 all the time, it took a lot of practice, even in a video game and its still very difficult to do if you're not completely focused and in the zone lol – Its probably much easier with a real steering wheel but with a controller, its quite a difficult trick to pull off. The bleachers: It all comes down to safety. People are gonna be spilling beer and food CONSTANTLY. So the aluminum is more expensive, but anything worth having is expensive. Like anything in life, you get what you pay for. An investment up front is worth more than a law suit down the road I would imagine, but I'm just imagining possibilities and offering examples.

35. Going for the wood was the much better choice. Thank god all the seating is in great shape as well as the structure and you essentially just have to replace the floor boards.

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