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Wow

Yeah, I have no idea what they are thinking….

thats a good looking puller. it looks universal. the churchill one is stupid crazy expensive for what it is. where did you get yours?

Looks good brother! You folks have a wonderful day my friend. Happy Thanksgiving brother.

i shud do this too. wanted to ask you if the rims are lug centric and if the lug nuts are correct. the rear studs are possible to do without a hub puller, but you have to use a step drill bit to drill a hole in the backing plate for the lug nut to pass through. you can leave the hole open or use a steel plug.

Great video! Looking forward to the rear ones. Very interested to see if they'll interfere.

How big of a space are you heating with this? My garage (insulated) is 3 car, 780 sq. ft. - this claims to heat 1,000+ sq. ft. but I'm a bit skeptical. I initially planned to put in a 10,000 watt unit, but I like the smart capabilities of this and keep coming back to it. Just don't know if I'd be making a mistake going this "small".

Man, I have been looking for where those knee bolsters go in my '74. No one could tell me, mine were in the boot. You showed me where and how they go. Thank you. Hope your build is going great.

I find the easiest way to warm the garage is to start grinding down welds :D I had a few occasions when working on my Spitfire when I had to turn off the heater and open the door in the winter cause the heat from the grinding was really pushing the temperature up.

As a man in his 30s, I'm always amazed at how accessible smart home setups are. I can't even imagine what it must be like growing up in a time before the internet, and now having access to an Alexa. I can't wait to see the next 30 years.

Very very cool! I like the looks of that brother. You and your Mrs have a wonderful weekend my friend.

Pretty cool! I guess I should say “ pretty hot” 😉

Very cool! I would to have a good heater in my garage someday. It needs a floor first. That is a neat looking lift too. That is cool that that you got your donor car too. You and your Mrs have a wonderful week brother. God Bless! Stay sage out there

Wow! Aftermarket parts are not what they used to be. It's a shame. Then they are way to expensive as well. You and Your Mrs have a wonderful evening and a wonderful week brother. Stay safe out there my friend. God Bless

The parts issue is huge. I have contacted Moss a number of times about various issues and they always have the same answer. “It’s within spec for our requirements.” So frustrating.

Also Miata seats take away the advantage of putting the seat all the way back as Originals do and sleeping in the car something I have enjoyed over the 50 years

Also going to need to order the front Rubber seal that fits in the groove order it now

I just did this October of 24 couple things put the latches on before the top because the screws are really hard to get to when the Top's on the rivet gun doesn't push against the rivet in the groove so you're going to have to find a way to compensate my top is too tight finally the best glue is one that uses the word Landau in a 1 gallon pan way too much also a spray can that has 92 on it

Looks great. I'm thinking of mounting it inside my beyond repair factory radio in my GT6. 😊

great lil video, im gonna use it!

I've got an amp that I'm sure is from the same manufacturer but branded differently. Same print and everything, called Wuzhi Audio. Mine is 2.1 audio. 2 speakers and a sub channel. 5 knobs also has bluetooth. It's absolutely terrific. paid $18. I run mine on Milwaukee power tool batteries. It's installed on a boombox, runs the original speakers + I built a little sub from a aftermarket car door speaker (4ohm.) Sounds like a portable shelf system, outside, inside, tailgating. IF you have a weak electrical system, or 6v, you can do like I do and buy the connector for your brand of power tool battery. A 12v 8A battery can easily run one of these amps for a very long time. I change mine out for a fresh charged battery after 24 hours. Low volume, but multiple shows and movies non-stop.

Good job man! Cheers from Italy!

That is pretty sweet brother! You folks have a wonderful week brother. You stay safe out there.

Cool project. Looks like a great solution.

I like it. I have to do the same. Recently bought a 1975. Working on getting it ready to crank up the engine. It had been sitting inside a garage for 25 years. If has now 39k original miles and original paint with some blemishes but is good.

IT'S ALIVE!!!! Awesome bud! She sounds good! You folks have a wonderful day brother. You stay safe out there and God Bless!

It is a brave man indeed who cuts, trims and carves anything using a very sharp knife on a tire subbing as a cutting board...

Ok, a Petty Blue Mini. That's a new one for me.

Awesome group of cars. You and Betty have a wonderful evening amd a wonderful Sunday my friend. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Very cool! I hope it can be saved with out to many problems. You folks have a wonderful week brother. Stay safe out there my friend.

Looks pretty decent on the surface! Hope the underside isn’t too bad. The quilted dash and door cards are interesting…

I started buying Bauer tools as soon as they came out. I have the dark red circ saw, I just got the new saw because I burned the brushes out on the old one. The 6 1/2 is good for the money. Also got the drill, impact, grinder, one hand recip saw,both inflators, nail gun, glue gun, vacuum, chain saw, pole saw,blower not to mention my collection of Hercules tools. I'm all about saving money and getting good tools cheap. I don't buy Ryobi anymore. Harbor freight tools are good tools. I can afford to buy more! Lol !

Awesome video brother. Garage is looking good. I still gave my cooler i had in the truck when i drove otr. It still works good too. I need to clean my garage. Dang spider webs everywhere. I hate spiders lol. You folks have a wonderful evening and a wonderful week brother.

I have so many tools that I could fill your garage easily😂 That cb attachment sounds like a fun toy. I might have to see if it would work for my radio.

I thought about snagging a few Bauer items myself since Ryobi is becoming as expensive as Makita. If I do that, I would buy battery adapters so I could use the Bauer batteries on my Ryobi tools. For the constant sales and current prices, Bauer and Hercules are looking better by the day.

Very nice collection of tools. I like your plan brother on using the old military box as a wall mounted storage shelf for your power tools. You and Betty have a wonderful day and a wonderful weekend brother. God Bless

nice job

$40 looks like a $1000.

I found it best to cut both sides at once. Pin them together and sand them to the line. Great job. Trying to catch up.

Very cool! You have a wonderful day brother. Sorry it took so long to watch this. I am behind on the videos

Those J Type Overdrive solenoids run ya a little extra! Is your OD switch still in the shifter knob? That's so cool. I have a Spitfire MKIII round tail and some years ago I put a T5 5 forward speed Mustang gearbox in it and that works well other than the speedometer hookup problems. Nice work and well worth the time you spent on the front end. One of the other things I did was a rear sway bar and what a difference that makes. Nice to find your channel. I have several other Vintage British cars with electric overdrive but going into 5th gear on the T5 is just so nice. I got the kit from SpitBits but it took a fair amount of work to get it to work. I rang the bell for all updates on your progress. You may get a kick out of me fitting a Weber sync 2bbl and cutting a hole in the bonnet to hold an Edelbrock air cleaner I made work. I'm fitting a Jegs cable accl system to it right now and hope to have that video posted tonight. Nice To Meet You Sir. Bobby

Good for another 20 years!

Awesome video brother! You folks have a wonderful evening.

I was there. Right where you turned around. We had my late father in law car there. It was in his memory. We gave an award out for the best Mopar. I just missed you

Sorry i missed the live brother. My sister and her husband were at that show with my brother-n-law and his wife with their Cutlass. I have no clue where they were parked. I did share this with my sister though and told which car was yours. You try to have a wonderful week my friend.