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Jan 27, 2025 9:30 PM
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0xBADA55
Well .. that is just ridiculous.. cool .. but ridicolous.. love it ❤️
57rescraft9
If it was really authentic, the lift would say Bendpak.
LincolnMarkLT
I can't picture those wheels on anything other than an Oldsmobile though
neilraconteur
pimp my ride?
madsander
Do the ‘70 mustang next!
ebonyfaery
Is there more of these? Or dull length ones? Pls?
DWolf
I admire his commitment to the bit.
jaggcomputing5
Splendid!
ryukochan
I make miniatures, and I’ve made stop motion, and I gave up trying to figure out how long something like this would take me about 5sec in. This is an amazing display of about 5 serious talents!
Coyotebd
First step: intentionally paint a model old and rusted. But that was the art - the whole thing.
miklethertrac
The engine is in the back
TheFastpaws
Nifty
Timiny
Welcome to Marwen.
Come2Japan
EchoDelta141
What is this?! An auto mechanics shop for ants!?
CallMeMcGyver
Better than one for Mantids...
joeyecho101
I'm imagining the tiny little person who owns it and he is absolutely thrilled
SLCtechie
Amazing! Just how tall is that person?
witheredspoon
This guy is HUGE!
JohnThatcher
A normal amount.
codenametrixie
I bet he still can't find his 10mm.
jetah
might want to get that lift fixed. one side being faster, or slightly higher, than the other could cause issues later on.
Blackfinity
Mansoor68729
This whole video looks so real that at the end I was waiting for the car to actually start running.
Jaqdakloun
That was pointless....(excitedly) now do the Mustang !!!
BenderRodriguz1010
The car is cool yes but everything else going on here is pretty rad too
FarNorth60
The whole junkyard and shop like a dollhouse for mechanics.
Makerofthingsmasherofstuff
Well I'll be dipped
KAPTKipper
Multi-dipped
elcupcakepirateo
Moses sandals!!
ApothecaryGrant
Twinklepot
Double dipped
Nexus297
Magnar1183
I actually think the before was better. Would've made a gorgeous ratrod!
Pala2
The before probably took more time to paint
CrownCrooked
My dumbass thought he found an old car.
random360
The giveaway is the lack of actual damage from the rust.
Onisa
So they stripped off a pretty detailed custom weathered paint job for something that looks like it came off the shelf at Walmart? *yawn*
fred12df365
I too thought the effort to get to the starting point is high. The end result is still better than off the shelf. And I suspect the point was the making of video
MostAwesomeDan
Ok, same thing, but with those little yarn frogs as the mechanics
jaggcomputing5
The frogs are fabulous. So clever, wholesome and cute.
kimwimgoddess
Since I left IG I miss them so much
EatPieLander
This is exactly how easy and fast auto restoration videos would have you believe that "You, too, can save a vintage dream car".
Fantastic video, tho! Texas Yellow 111?
sadurdaynight
(shade tree mechanic) when I started the project, that tree was just a sapling
johnnothing
https://youtu.be/B13vXFj37RI I’m addicted to this ‘73 Datsun restoration. The series isn’t finished yet though. Best of all, no talking, no music, just some shop sounds & subtitles.
GoodChange
Good tip. Really skilled guy with all the right tools
MaliceQahwah
I don't even need to open the link xD great series. His other no -car videos are pretty good too. "I make new one" - proceeds to hand turn a replacement screw for a 1800's apple press or something.
somerandomusernamebecauseididntlikemyoldone
Most of the car 'restoration' vids I watch are of vice grip garage trying for hours upon hours to get an old car started and 'drivable'. Rarely do I dip into the actual restoration, but when I do this is what I like to see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHqNAja1tzM
MaliceQahwah
Derek reinvigorated my enjoyment of car restoration videos. Previously it was Roadkill and the various sub shows but discovery pulled the plug on them - the hosts from the motortrend shows are all doing solo YouTube channels now although I think the traction is slow. Finnegan's been doing YouTube for a while covering blasphemy rebuilds and his boat stuff.
TheBlueMuppet
I love VGG, but given the political climate, I'm always cautious. He *does* seem like he actually gives a shit about other people though, so that may be my clue.
somerandomusernamebecauseididntlikemyoldone
Yeah, have had to step back from so many content creators because I just can't support people that promote hate. As far as I have seen he seems like a swell guy who just wants to do his thing and seems to help people around him/fundraise for kids and such, granted I only really watch the old car bits, but so far so good
TheBlueMuppet
It's really good to throw on when I'm working on my RCs, or programming, cause it's something along the same mental lines.
pullingsixty
Fantastic work. I had a 56 Bug during the last quarter of the twentieth century. Kept the body, used a 67 chassis, 68 transmission, and a 72 motor. It was a bit like putting together lego from different eras but the design never differed so it was all interchangeable. Alas I had a tussle with Greyhound bus and lost. The bug saved me with its thick sheet metal body but did not survive the damage.
oldguyexlurker
Well, well, well, Mr. Cash. How many headlights came on? Did the title weight 60 pounds?
pullingsixty
The six volt system was horrible. There was no seal or insulation on the chassis. My good friend at the time had had 32 bugs by that point and he guided me through all of it. Most of it was scrap yard or second hand. This was also the days before the internet. Imagine scouring broadsheet newspapers for cars for sale. Prices were lower but so much harder to find.
oldguyexlurker
Yeah. We had a 6-volt bug when i was a kid. I agree. Later we had dune buggies. The fiberglass body ones like Speed Buggy. One had a pancake engine. One had a bored out 1600cc (don't know what it ended up as, but I caught a Buick with a V8 while the asshole tried to run away from me after literally running me off a dirt road. After checking for damage, I got back in and caught that guy in less than 10 miles. Then I chased his ass until I had to turn back for the gas I'd gone to get. /1
oldguyexlurker
I hope he had to replace his upholstery. I was just over 16 and he was going slowly down a dirt road and kicking up a bunch of dust. When I went to pass him, he sped up to keep me from doing so and moved over to make me run off the road. Guy was about my age now. Odds are he's dead and gone, and good riddance.
pullingsixty
Good on ya. Once in a while I see a 66 or 67 and I get very nostalgic. My friend that I mentioned and I drove from Toronto Ontario, Canada to BC one summer. You're probably familiar with the 4 bolt connection from the engine to the transmission. We made the trip with only the top two bolts. You could watch the engine pushing out when revving. That was a 66. Good times.