Derek put his heart and soul into this build and the end result will amaze you. There was no part of this car that looked like anything that was able to drive let alone something that would be easily restored. It was all rusty, the floor was damaged, the panels were dented. Derek Bieri is known for Vice Grip Garage (2018), Roadworthy Rescues (2022) and Hooptie World Championship (2021). As mentioned on her Facebook profile, she has been with Derek for two decades and married for 15 years. Jessica is also a car enthusiast like Derek. So, I’m in the process of putting in a procharged big block chevy, just because I can.” Derek Bieri wife Jessica Bieri is the CEO and co-owner of Vice Grip Garage. We’re all a little tired, a little tattered and torn, but as Americans we do not and will not give up. But with its patriotic paint job and history, it just reminded me so much of our country right now. Literally anyone else would have hauled it to the scrap yard. It is also Derek’s favorite car that he as rescued from the claws of a junkyard.ĭerek said during an interview with DriveTribe: Nathan Hoffman, Alan Bieri, Jeff Hoffman, Tony Hoffman and Betsy Hoffman, and. Other names that Jessica uses includes Jessica L Bieri. Wonder how badDerek Bieri wife Jessica Bieri is the CEO and co-owner of Vice Grip Garage. Jessica Bieri currently lives in Minneapolis, MN in the past Jessica has also lived in Minot ND, Berthold ND and Belgrade MT. His videos included tips on budget builds. Classic car enthusiast and YouTube personality who is recognized for publishing content on the Vice Grip Garage channel. According to numerology, Derek Bieri's Life Path Number is 7. It is one of the coolest cars that he as taking from a junkyard and tried to fix. His given name is Derek Bieri, friends call his Derek. Derek Bieri was born on (age 39) in Minot, North Dakota, United States. RELATED: 10 Awesome Car Shows From Around The World Every Gearhead Should Visit Let’s take a look at one of the best rescues he has ever done. The rest of the cars he sells to fund the YouTube Channel. He also keeps the ones that strike his fancy or might have some value later on down the line. Self-education is the key to success in any career.”ĭerek keeps some of the cars once he has fixed them if they have sentimental value to the people that he first bought them from. Eventually, I started reading books about mechanical and electrical theories and such. Our use of the name YouTube is for context, not claiming any. “I learned to make whatever you can find work, to be creative with solutions, and to not be afraid of failure or messing something up.
In an interview with DriveTribe, Derek said: What he knows about cars, he has picked up over the years from watching his father and grandfather on the farms.
Derek has been working on cars for over 20 years but has only recently started filing and uploading his videos onto YouTube.
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