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That window repair looks like a thing to try and avoid, still something to consider when you wind your windows up and down all the time. Love these cars, I was lucky enough to get an M, just a roadster, but in candy apple red with black roof. I didn't realise just how different the interiors where, the carbon fibre effect is just subtle... or for this car I guess minimalistic... Anyways, I enjoyed seeing how these are put together, plastic fantastic springs to mind, thanks for the video... hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine.

Nice car 👍. Just got a 3.0i 6 speed. Honestly the funnest car ever. To anyone on fence - if you love driving and don't need a backseat.. Just buy one thank me later

I just replaced them on my 1985 911, and it won't start either 😢😮

I recently did my centre console on my e89. It was getting worn and scratched, so I wrapped it in fake black suede…looks amazing! Nothing wrong with improvements…you got to make it your own! Anyway…your car looks amazing now ! 😎

I’ve recently bought an 04 plate E85 and the most important thing for me was no after market bull. If you’re going to own one keep it original. Those carbon fibre stickers are awful!

That tail was an option on the 3.2 Carreras. It's a different wing to the ones that were used on the Turbos, which are larger to house the intercooler and the rubber lip on the Turbo tail is bigger. BTW, your windscreen wipers are parked on the wrong side, that's why they're sticking up so high. They're meant to park in front of the driver and one of them has a bend so it sits flatter when parked on that side. You need to unbolt the arm from the motor and swing them over to the other side.

Rome was not built in one day! Well done seems ages since you were entangled in the incredible wiring mess from the third party immobiliser. Get the roof glass replacement and specialist roof work done (f*** the cost) and enjoy………

Excellent, hope the roof job goes well.

Looks amazing.

Wow mega! Looks like brand new🧨👌☺️

Car looks superb, enjoyed following the series

Oh wow it is looking cool. We will get an idea of the costings for these great finishing touches?

If you're looking for someone to look at the roof,try Tony at Soft tops in Coventry,he replaced my 944 convertible top and headliner a few weeks ago and for a 36 year old car it now looks as good as a factory fit . Hope this might help.

450 , 500 R 107 SL THE BEST OF THE BEST !!!!

Great you riced it

take those goofy stripes off the grill

My friend! Was cleaning the interior of my 83 911. Pulling the carpets in the front, i moved the seats all of the way back. When i finished cleaning, i put away the vacuum and attemped to move the car closer to the wash station. With the seat all the way back, i depressed the clutch, accidentally not all the way in. It jammed into reverse and that's all i had. Thank you so much, i followed your video to a t. The only difference was when i tapped in the pin, i got a wee doused with gear fluid😂. Not sure of your name? But thanks. Owned 911 for 35 years, never jammed it before. So crazy, like you said.

Would you consider a Speedster Conversion?

wouldve soaked the fixings for a few days with proper penetrating fluid not wd40, you should be able to get those sheared fixings out with some soaking in penetrating fluid for a few days then some heat and mole grips , worth a go , Kroil is meant to be one of the best fluids, expensive but works .

Not a nice job for you. You are doing well. Have a good think or you may end up doing the job twice!

It sounds like the roof guy doesn’t want the job

wow , dont envy you the job of putting it back together

Looks to me as though you have done most of the "Roof Guy's" work for him. Have you considered finishing the job yourself? I know it must seem daunting but you have done a great job getting the roof broken down.

Great recap, hope you keep the 911 content coming been great to watch and very informative well done 👍👍

With your kind of determination and patience,you could pass the London taxi knowledge in six months,but on the Porsche it’s self,you know the ins and outs of that car and I know that you will keep it in top notch🙏🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧🍺🍺

Not a good advertisement for that lousy upholstery business 1,400 pounds,they should have done the door panels,or atleast contacted you if you wanted them done or not!!🙏🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧

Love your comment about the 997. “I think about selling it and then I drive it again……..”. Love the channel I have many similar experiences working on old cars. Great when it goes well and you make progress. So frustrating when I make the problem worse. Keep the vids coming please

Love watching your videos on the 911. Could have bought one in 1998 for £29950. Absolutel minter one owner from new, belong to an accountant, full service history in guards red with cream leather interior with red piping. Decided not to bother. My biggest mistake ever!

I've done this installation many times. I always heat the hub and freeze the bearing, I can then push it in by hand. Make sure you don't damage the stub axle when you are removing the old bearing races, you were really beating on it with that chisel and grinder. Check all the axle nut torques carefully.

Although you could buy a nice coupe for 50k you’ve got a great deal of experience getting the car to where it is. Improved it no end. If resale value isn’t important and you are keeping the car then it makes no difference what it’s worth. Thanks for sharing.

You didn't try hard this week🙈 I see almost nothing new haha looks fantastic anyway! have a good weekend 🥂

That's a really good overview of the project, well done.

Keep up the good work , great to watch as always 👍

Well done bud, thanks to you, the car’s really come together nicely! Great channel, good energy. 🤩🙌

I love watching your journey with the 3.2. Mine was barnfind as well from my friends dad who had a stroke in 2002 and the car sat for 20 years. I found the resurrection to be quite rewarding like I'm sure you did. Mine had 3 broken head studs so I had to start with an engine pull and full rebuild, which I did myself. Watching your video brings back a few some memories. Playing with the seats, getting the crank sensors backwards, lots of dirt and grime, wheel bearings. I think my costs were around $30K in parts for me to DIY down to the suspension. But for me I'm keeping the car and intend to enjoy it, rack up the miles, and then rebuild it again. I can't say I can do that with new cars given the complexity.

I have just spent the last 2 days watching all your videos hope the new hot rod build will be on as I love the nationals

Nice collection. Taken from one that has 2 x 997’s, a coupe and a Cab, my favourite is your S class. I had one 15 years ago and regret selling it - great cars. Keep up the good work.

Glad youve got a Ginetta on the way to add to these......👍

Hi Shane. You've got project cars occupying the NHR workshop. What are you going to do now? Lovely problem to have mate. Will come see you at Foxhall or The Hills. All the best Blandy.

The sun shining in the UK, you’re funny.🤣 😂😂😂😂

Nice run through, great to get the history. Presidential S-Class 👌

Great video with great cars👍🏻👍🏻

Great video with great cars👍🏻👍🏻

Well that was really interesting. Please keep us updated on your collection as time goes by. Thanks.

Hi I am new to your channel. I really enjoyed the run down of your cars. I totally understand the need to buy multiple cars rather than 1 mega car. I will have to look back at some of the previous videos now. Hi from Prague.

Nice. Enjoy them.

Thanks for showing us your collection, very interesting.

Lovely diverse collection of cars. Like you say it’s great to be able to drive a different car when you can. I bet all of them put a smile on your face at some point. That Grey 911 looks stunning. Thanks for sharing

Fantastic collection and great variation

You're a good presenter, enjoyable.