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See also the 240Z restoration in progress by @mymechanics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B13vXFj37RI&list=PLN0SuqPcbLqGvImGUuOaCsLXTseGiBN02 https://www.yout

See also the 240Z restoration in progress by @mymechanics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B13vXFj37RI&list=PLN0SuqPcbLqGvImGUuOaCsLXTseGiBN02 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B13vXFj37RI&list=PLN0SuqPcbL... I'm in awe of the level of detail and the casual ability to just fabricate anything. And the large capacity for work.

louwrentius 3y ago
Bart Simpson meme: say-the-line: “I make a new one” Love this channel so much.
iKlsR 3y ago
Was about to post this, thoroughly enjoyed the 3 videos last night. The attention to detail is wild, the time investment to build + edit the videos is also commendable... I think he said he spent about 4+ months now on the bodywork.
Genbox 3y ago
He is very skilled and a pleasure to watch. His restorations make the items better than the original. The Datsun project is a bit boring as I'm not a car guy, but I'm impressed that he manages to keep the level of craftsmanship high.
mauvehaus 3y ago
Bad Obsession Motorsport's Project Binky is also highly recommended to anyone who wants to watch a couple guys basically build a car from scratch. Lotta fabrication in that one.
- karlshea 3y ago
  M539 Restorations as well if you like that kind of vibe!
ChumpGPT 3y ago
That car was in excellent condition. Not much of a restoration.
- sokoloff 3y ago
  Start around 38 seconds and watch to 2m13s. Your definition of "in excellent condition" and mine seem to differ greatly. IMO, that car was between "driver" and "restorable" condition and I tend to think it was much closer to the latter.
  - ChumpGPT 3y ago
    Perhaps I'm use to people taking parts cars and bringing them back to life....
    - sokoloff 3y ago
      I’ve driven my share of “push to start” cars in the past, and I’m not talking about the little silver button on the dash of newer cars.
asylteltine 3y ago
Mymechanics videos are amazing. The level of detail and skill is just astounding. You should watch a random restoration video. He can make restoring a wooden spoon interesting

louwrentius 3y ago

Bart Simpson meme: say-the-line: “I make a new one” Love this channel so much.

iKlsR 3y ago

Was about to post this, thoroughly enjoyed the 3 videos last night. The attention to detail is wild, the time investment to build + edit the videos is also commendable... I think he said he spent about 4+ months now on the bodywork.

Genbox 3y ago

He is very skilled and a pleasure to watch. His restorations make the items better than the original. The Datsun project is a bit boring as I'm not a car guy, but I'm impressed that he manages to keep the level of craftsmanship high.

mauvehaus 3y ago

Bad Obsession Motorsport's Project Binky is also highly recommended to anyone who wants to watch a couple guys basically build a car from scratch. Lotta fabrication in that one.

karlshea 3y ago
M539 Restorations as well if you like that kind of vibe!

ChumpGPT 3y ago

That car was in excellent condition. Not much of a restoration.

sokoloff 3y ago
Start around 38 seconds and watch to 2m13s. Your definition of "in excellent condition" and mine seem to differ greatly. IMO, that car was between "driver" and "restorable" condition and I tend to think it was much closer to the latter.
- ChumpGPT 3y ago
  Perhaps I'm use to people taking parts cars and bringing them back to life....
  - sokoloff 3y ago
    I’ve driven my share of “push to start” cars in the past, and I’m not talking about the little silver button on the dash of newer cars.

asylteltine 3y ago

Mymechanics videos are amazing. The level of detail and skill is just astounding. You should watch a random restoration video. He can make restoring a wooden spoon interesting