He named the car after her because of her hair.īut seriously, I hope she's fine, too. This feller (Derek Bieri from Vice Grip Garage) found her in a field and brought her right back. Known for his hands-on method of bringing cars back to life, and for philanthropism, to date Derek has gained over a million subscribers on his channel, stars on a MotorTrend TV show, and is respected and admired by his fellows in the car industry.īetty White, you say?! No worries.
After spending several years of his life as a businessman, in 2019 Derek left the corporate world to start his YouTube channel Vice Grip Garage, gaining hundreds of thousands of subscribers in a matter of a couple of years. It was a local North Dakota car expert who first taught Derek what car restoration was, but Derek surprisingly never pursued an official certification in the field.
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Inspired by his father and grandfather’s reluctance to buy new parts and instead reusing and fixing what they had at home, the young Derek successfully learned the basics of the trade, and how to keep any car up and running. However, those who have recently discovered him through TV might not be familiar with the man who turns old and abandoned cars into beautiful and fully-functional ones in the recently-premiered “Roadworthy Rescues”.īorn on and raised in Minot, North Dakota, Derek knew what hard work was from an early age.
The name Derek Bieri is quite well known to everyone who has ever searched on the internet for crazy and not-so-expensive car builds.
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