The faceless YouTube channel, known here as "Locomotive Geek," has generated a net profit of $26,265 over its first nine months, boasting a 73% margin from 60 minutes of daily work by a single operator. The channel, which does not require cameras, editing suites, or personnel, utilizes a third-party AI tool called VidRush to transform titles and inputs into fully edited videos. With earnings since November 2025, the channel includes 257 videos, a solid subscriber base, and a comprehensive owner's manual. The channel has a monthly average profit of $4,315 and operates with minimal recurring costs, mainly from the VidRush subscription. Audience demographics reveal 400,000 monthly views, primarily from the United States, contributing to a higher RPM of $13. The channel's revenue is predominantly driven by YouTube ad monetization and YouTube Premium revenue share, without reliance on a particular personality, ensuring stability of earnings post-transfer. The operation is designed to be easily delegated to a virtual assistant (VA) using the included manual. Despite its current efficiency, opportunities exist to increase upload frequency, engage a VA, and pursue sponsorships or even duplicate the model into additional channels. The current owner seeks to sell in order to pursue larger ventures. Purchasers must have a Google AdSense account set-up for YouTube to manage monetization. Serious buyers are invited to explore channel analytics and the production process before finalizing the acquisition.