Seriously... I'm a 40 year old man and watching these videos makes me want to start playing with cars all over again! I'd love to be able to do what you do but I don't have the steady hand for it... so I'll just enjoy watching you do it. Great work. 👌🏼
Thanks James..... I'm 43! I played with them all as a kid, always built models, restored and built real cars and bikes.... And always came back to restoring these. I thought I'd film them in recent times and have to say this has far been the most enjoyable, therapeutic and relaxing hobby I've ever enjoyed. As long as your happy brother go for it 👍🏻
It's great that you enhance the cars with detail painting and touch ups. That's what makes a hobby special. You're taking it to another level. Way cool.
All you need is a miniature Carlos Saintz or Mika Hakkonen in your diorama of the Monte Carlo Rallye. The mid 80s were very strong memories for me, before they were discontinued on TV. Sure miss the coverage on Sunday afternoons!
I agree Shaun they are great memories for me too. I could never understand as a kid why a rally would be on for three days and you got 15 minutes of airing a night, if you were lucky, and maybe 30 mins on a Sunday of mainly repeated footage. A football game would have an hours pre-nattering, the game and an hours scrutiny afterwards taking up the whole afternoon!
Thank you! I hope you do get cracking with them. Its a great little hobby that takes your mind away for a few hours at a time and chills you out in my opinion.
What a SUPER job ! I'm sure I felt gravel hit me there at the end ... Thank god you put those gravel guards on ... like the realistic door glass ... truely a WRC blast from the past.
Amazing Job, excellent detail especially with the added flaps, spoiler, exhaust. New wheels really suit it. Top Job, can't wait to see how you make your own decals. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
another fantastic video!!!!!.i think these videos are just about right time wise as theres always a lot to do to these diecast cars.if they are too short it feels like we are missing things.keep posting and we will all keep watching
Thank you Lee its appreciated :) Agree on the time too as I cut a lot. Anymore I feel would be to messy and leave people wondering why I've skipped bits. I try to keep it flowing with different camera changes to liven it up a bit. Thanks for watching and commenting :)
I've only been customizing 1/64 scale for about 2 years and I'm really glad you've brought your take on it to you tube thanks another informative video
you restore toys and somewhere along the way they turn into scale models worthy of being in a display case... and thats almost abit crazy.... brilliantly crazy that is :)
That's a great job. I like the way you take a standard little toy worth just a few pounds and you make something unique and special... I am inspired to have a go.
My favorite rally cars were the "killer B's", I know why they outlawed them but they made for some exciting situations. Another outstanding rebuild, I love the details that you add to these cars!
The finished result is fantastic! those extra details. The wheels, and the windows really make the difference. Looking forward to the next video ;) will have a go at a rally car myself!
Another fantastic tutorial,and once again you certainly have the finesse of fine details in bringing these old school matchbox cars back to life.No worries with video run time gladly watch longer!
Thank you its appreciated. Good to know the run time is OK. It is a balancing act I did cut out a lot more again as I don't really want to do Parts 1 & 2 to builds. :)
I really love the work you do on these cars. I wish I still had the cars I played with as a kid. We still have a box of my sons cars that are 10 to 17 years old.
It's a great little hobby. Relatively inexpensive to set up with some basic tools and finding the right cars to do can be peanuts, if you go with what you like rather than follow the crowd.
I love watching these Matchbox/Hot Wheels resto channels. They are so fun yet relaxing to watch. I just recently stumbled on this channel, and I absolutely love it. You have made some of my most favorite vids on this, and this video in particular is incredible. The finite level of detail is totally impressive, and the attention to simple details make your cars stand out above the rest. I can't wait for more!!!
Thanks Ryan :) Its a great little hobby as the new cars are inexpensive and you can play around and better your skills without breaking the bank. I've spent more in McDonald's than on a few cars rebuilding them. Go be creative and enjoy my friend :)
Good work!! Inspiring stuff. I'm stripping the paint on my first ever diecast project this week a Hotwheels Auburn 852. I hope to get as good results as you can get one day. Keep the videos coming!
Thank you :) They're all mine from a kid so it's come full circle playing with them, wrecking them and now restoring them. I put my nose in charity shops now and then though ;)
Great content, it's like therapy! I was a proper toy car nut as a kid and I wish I'd kept them all. I have a few favourites that I might use your videos to help me restore. I only discovered you tonight and checked your previous videos to discover only a few! It's like you've been doing it years. Good job mate!
Thank you Richard it's appreciated. I've been modelling for 30 years or so, so I've got a few things up my sleeve 😉. I'm leaving myself somewhere to go and not overloading early on..... Thank you for watching and commenting, plenty more on the way 👍🏻
@@SidewaysKing75 I wish you the best with it! I've subscribed anyway. I have a Tamiya Subaru TL-01 I've got to dust off. Look forward to seeing what you put out, thanks!
I have an old Ferrari car but I don’t have the skill, time or kit to fix it myself, I think you should have a po box for viewer submissions, but I understand if it’s way too much work
Absolutely brilliant. Makes me miss my old matchbox peugeot. And it's really cool to see the detail you add to your cars. I might have to try some of this myself.
@@SidewaysKing75 I bet. I tried a bit of warhammer 40k as a teen, and though I never got too into the actual game, I rather enjoyed assembling and painting the miniatures. Similar skill set to doing my make up, in many ways.
@@FuchsiaShocked I agree the creative element far out weighs the practical gaming sometimes, especially with Warhammer! Crikey they are passionate when they're playing it aren't they 😂 The great thing about this hobby is if you're buying new the cars are peanuts so it's OK to experiment with. I've spent more at McDonalds than buying and customising some cars 😂
@@SidewaysKing75 I saw a cute little Hot Wheels Skyline R30 in the supermarket the other day. Might have to see if it's still there when I do the grocery run later.
Omg the details👌🏾, just be you, don't change, like you said you can't please them all, but i would change absolutely nothing😁, looking forward to the next video👍🏾
Thank you Mista V that's really appreciated. Still some people want to see a few changes and I agree with some. Some however I think will make me follow the pack which I don't want to do. Thanks for the comment and watching. There's plenty more to come :)
Great stuff! Great skill, technique, attention to detail and also taste! Just bought a yellow Matchbox Peugeot 205 yesterday but it is in too good condition to be modified! Personally I think it is really nice to overhaul "bruised" toy cars but the ones in good condition should be untouched!
Wow thank you very much its appreciated :) There's plenty in my stock to keep me going for a lifetime, so barring no crisis I'll be around for sometime to come. Thank you for a great comment, its made my day :)
Well you explain what your doing your not to dull you actually reply to your commenters unlike other people and you have got quite a creative mindset e.g the little garage seen you have with the small car jack and lift which is amazing keep on going I can't wait to see what you have in store for us next
@@JerryBond-2004 Thanks Kyle I do cringe at the sound of my own voice, but don't we all. There's lots to go at so I hope I can keep you entertained with future features. All the best my friend:)
This never gets old for me. The details that you manage to replicate, well, I wouldn't even think of most of them. Are we interested in detail video's of how you do things? Hell yes! I do hope the 131 Abarth in the background is going to get the SK75 treatment at some point. That is one I owned myself as an ankle biter and "modified" with a file to replicate "crash damage." As always, I love watching you work, and as a beginner to making over model cars I am learning so much. Thanks for sharing your experiences dude.
Thank you Pete it is appreciated. I love your comments and always read them as 'Holly' which makes me LOL ;) Yes the 131 will get done at some point, it was a great car!
I am enjoying going back and viewing your older videos. I really like the windows, and love the engine bay and dashboard details. I sure wish you lived nearby, and took on apprentices :D Cars are a passion of mine, but price, space and portability, makes diecast vehicles more friendly for me! Well, and playing with them, with my wild and funny 3 daughters (9, 5 and 2 yrs old). I want them to love cars(know how to work on them) and be a music junky, like me. My goal is to one day have a house with a garage, then the kids and I will have a place to hang out and restore old diecast vehicles! Thank you, for sharing your magic with us. Hope you and yours, are doing great
Thanks for watching its appreciated.... its something that has always stayed with me, thr interest in my old childhood toys. I had a phase of 1/24th kits and RC cars but they came and went. Having been car and bike mad for so long a change in circumstances sadly dictated they had to go.... whilst sat in the garage one day I started fiddling with these and by chance looked on Instagram and found quite the underground scene with these .... and the rest is history. I can tell you this much, I've had more enjoyment and met / spoke with much nicer people than any car and motorcycle club I've ever been a part of. Best wishes, keep safe and always have a dream 👍🏻
Have you considered using a smaller drill bit when removing the rivet so you don't have to use a washer when re-assembling? I do like the extra details you added with painting the interior and engine. Also, great idea with the new windows, exhaust and wing. It's nice to see someone not do just a straight restoration. Absolutely brilliant.
Thank you I appreciate it. Its always hit and miss with the rivet removal for me. Sometimes i get them clean off others it seems to chew up and spread and I've no alternative but to add a washer. Some are better than others :) Thanks for watching!
Seriously... I'm a 40 year old man and watching these videos makes me want to start playing with cars all over again! I'd love to be able to do what you do but I don't have the steady hand for it... so I'll just enjoy watching you do it. Great work. 👌🏼
Thanks James..... I'm 43! I played with them all as a kid, always built models, restored and built real cars and bikes.... And always came back to restoring these. I thought I'd film them in recent times and have to say this has far been the most enjoyable, therapeutic and relaxing hobby I've ever enjoyed. As long as your happy brother go for it 👍🏻
Nice to see regular cars that people might not normally think twice about restoring given a first class going over. Great result
Thank you its appreciated :)
It's great that you enhance the cars with detail painting and touch ups. That's what makes a hobby special. You're taking it to another level. Way cool.
Thank you very much for watching and commenting, it's appreciated :)
I love the fact that you play with them a bit and skidding them 😂The noise of the wheels going round takes me back 👏👏👏👍🏻
Thank you Mark. I kept my sound effects out of this one. Didn't want to scare anymore off :)
Best custom I’ve ever seen. Please do more rally cars!
Thank you :)
MB RS200 then the HW Quattro Sport. Group B done.
Me too!
@@scholesysscaleschematics2445 yes exactly
All you need is a miniature Carlos Saintz or Mika Hakkonen in your diorama of the Monte Carlo Rallye. The mid 80s were very strong memories for me, before they were discontinued on TV. Sure miss the coverage on Sunday afternoons!
I agree Shaun they are great memories for me too. I could never understand as a kid why a rally would be on for three days and you got 15 minutes of airing a night, if you were lucky, and maybe 30 mins on a Sunday of mainly repeated footage. A football game would have an hours pre-nattering, the game and an hours scrutiny afterwards taking up the whole afternoon!
I love it because u keep the one at its original state and restorate the second one.I do the exact same thing and i love ur videos
Thank you its appreciated :)
Good restration with detail 👍👍👍
Thank you Hary its appreciated :)
That window looks so good, this is probably one of the nicest restorations i have seen with matchbox models
channels like yours make me want to do restos and customs as a hobby please keep it up
Thank you! I hope you do get cracking with them. Its a great little hobby that takes your mind away for a few hours at a time and chills you out in my opinion.
Considering how small matchbox cars are, you've added an incredible amount of detail here. Brilliant as always
Absolutely AMAZING
Thanks its appreciated :)
What a SUPER job ! I'm sure I felt gravel hit me there at the end ...
Thank god you put those gravel guards on ... like the realistic door glass ... truely a WRC blast from the past.
Its my favourite tin top racing WRC.... can' get enough of it :)
Love it , you’re a very skilled person 👍
Thank you my friend :)
Skilled nothing; he's a freaking MAGICIAN! Matchbox wishes they could do that level of detail!
Amazing Job, excellent detail especially with the added flaps, spoiler, exhaust. New wheels really suit it.
Top Job, can't wait to see how you make your own decals. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thank you Phil its appreciated :) Next one up is the decals.
Awesome, I will be waiting 👍.
I wish I had your level of patience and imagination when it comes to the scratch building.
another fantastic video!!!!!.i think these videos are just about right time wise as theres always a lot to do to these diecast cars.if they are too short it feels like we are missing things.keep posting and we will all keep watching
Thank you Lee its appreciated :) Agree on the time too as I cut a lot. Anymore I feel would be to messy and leave people wondering why I've skipped bits. I try to keep it flowing with different camera changes to liven it up a bit. Thanks for watching and commenting :)
Very neat video! Thanks for the tutorial!
Thanks its appreciated :)
I'm blown away by your skills and attention to detail. Absolutely amazing work sir!
Thank you Aaron its appreciated. Glad you liked it :)
By far my favorite custom!
Thanks Luke its appreciated :)
I've only been customizing 1/64 scale for about 2 years and I'm really glad you've brought your take on it to you tube thanks another informative video
Thanks its appreciated :)
The precision of a swiss watch maker. Lovely, as usual.
Haha I like it :) Thank you its appreciated :)
Very good choice of model and customisation. Rare to see race models being restored with Race theme instead of the usual tuner look.
5* :)
Thanks Francisco its appreciated :) I love all things race inspired.
Don’t know why but i love watching these videos, wish i had the metro 6R4 i had as a kid and have a go myself. More please.
Thanks Dan it's appreciated. Plenty more to come 😁
you restore toys and somewhere along the way they turn into scale models worthy of being in a display case... and thats almost abit crazy.... brilliantly crazy that is :)
Thank you Erik its appreciated :)
Seriously this is only the fourth or so video on your channel, yet the quality is that of a thousandth video! Great job on the car!
AWESOME WORK!
Thank you Luis 👍🏻
Phenomenal craftsmanship yet my favorite part is always when you "drive" them in at the start.
Thank you Seth. I'm consistent it nothing else LOL! I'm a big kid too...... I've even thought about doing a stop motion 'Lego' Movie type thing ;)
That's a great job. I like the way you take a standard little toy worth just a few pounds and you make something unique and special... I am inspired to have a go.
That little Peugeot looks so happy to have been given a new life! You have a new subscriber!
Why thank you :) That's a great way to describe it and I totally agree. Thanks for watching and subscribing :)
that looks absolutely fantastic, im glad you restored this little monster
rs200 next :p
Thank you :)
The amount of detail is amazing. Nice job!
Thanks Felix :)
Beautiful job on the T16!
Thanks Andrew its appreciated :)
My favorite rally cars were the "killer B's", I know why they outlawed them but they made for some exciting situations. Another outstanding rebuild, I love the details that you add to these cars!
Thanks Kevin its appreciated :)
Found this channel purely by accident. Watched the Escort video and now I'm hooked. Great attention to detail. Keep it up!!
Thank you very much Phil. It's very much appreciated 😁
Impressive!
Beautiful!
The finished result is fantastic! those extra details. The wheels, and the windows really make the difference. Looking forward to the next video ;) will have a go at a rally car myself!
Thank you Paul. Get on it, I'd love to see your creations :) All the best.
Your detail work is impeccable. Amazing job.
Thanks Silv its appreciated :)
Another fantastic tutorial,and once again you certainly have the finesse of fine details in bringing these old school matchbox cars back to life.No worries with video run time gladly watch longer!
Thank you its appreciated. Good to know the run time is OK. It is a balancing act I did cut out a lot more again as I don't really want to do Parts 1 & 2 to builds. :)
Excellent build sir!
Thanks its appreciated :)
I really love the work you do on these cars. I wish I still had the cars I played with as a kid. We still have a box of my sons cars that are 10 to 17 years old.
It's a great little hobby. Relatively inexpensive to set up with some basic tools and finding the right cars to do can be peanuts, if you go with what you like rather than follow the crowd.
I love watching these Matchbox/Hot Wheels resto channels. They are so fun yet relaxing to watch. I just recently stumbled on this channel, and I absolutely love it. You have made some of my most favorite vids on this, and this video in particular is incredible. The finite level of detail is totally impressive, and the attention to simple details make your cars stand out above the rest. I can't wait for more!!!
Thank you very much David it is appreciated. There's plenty more to come with different tips along the way.
excellent
The attention to detail is superb. I’m fairly new to this custom hot wheels and matchbox hobby. Very nicely done
Thanks Ryan :) Its a great little hobby as the new cars are inexpensive and you can play around and better your skills without breaking the bank. I've spent more in McDonald's than on a few cars rebuilding them. Go be creative and enjoy my friend :)
Nice details!
By far one of the best toy car restoration videos on TH-cam, like by a 10000000 miles
Good work!! Inspiring stuff. I'm stripping the paint on my first ever diecast project this week a Hotwheels Auburn 852. I hope to get as good results as you can get one day. Keep the videos coming!
Thank you Robin its appreciated :) Relax and enjoy it is the only advice. You do what you want to do with it my friend !
just amazing
Thanks its appreciated :)
this is ace! keep up the good work! i bet your partial to a car boot hunt searching for these
Thank you :) They're all mine from a kid so it's come full circle playing with them, wrecking them and now restoring them. I put my nose in charity shops now and then though ;)
Excellent!, the restoration work and the added details are of an impressive workmanship
Great content, it's like therapy! I was a proper toy car nut as a kid and I wish I'd kept them all. I have a few favourites that I might use your videos to help me restore. I only discovered you tonight and checked your previous videos to discover only a few! It's like you've been doing it years. Good job mate!
Thank you Richard it's appreciated. I've been modelling for 30 years or so, so I've got a few things up my sleeve 😉. I'm leaving myself somewhere to go and not overloading early on..... Thank you for watching and commenting, plenty more on the way 👍🏻
@@SidewaysKing75 I wish you the best with it! I've subscribed anyway. I have a Tamiya Subaru TL-01 I've got to dust off. Look forward to seeing what you put out, thanks!
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
Thanks Colby its appreciated :)
Absolutely beautifully done! Well done
Thank you its appreciated :)
I have an old Ferrari car but I don’t have the skill, time or kit to fix it myself, I think you should have a po box for viewer submissions, but I understand if it’s way too much work
I will in time as you're not the first to suggest it. When I get some more of the planned projects out of the way I'll certainly look into it.
@@SidewaysKing75 Interested as well, I have this exact 205 in a box in the attic :D
i have the skill but i dont have a Ferrari ;)
SidewaysKing75 do you just glue the cars back together??
Hernán R. O
Another excellent customization! I love all of the detail you put into your cars.
Thanks its appreciated :)
Absolutely brilliant. Makes me miss my old matchbox peugeot. And it's really cool to see the detail you add to your cars. I might have to try some of this myself.
Thank you Naomi :) You must have a go, its very therapeutic to relax and fiddle with these little things!
@@SidewaysKing75 I bet. I tried a bit of warhammer 40k as a teen, and though I never got too into the actual game, I rather enjoyed assembling and painting the miniatures. Similar skill set to doing my make up, in many ways.
@@FuchsiaShocked I agree the creative element far out weighs the practical gaming sometimes, especially with Warhammer! Crikey they are passionate when they're playing it aren't they 😂 The great thing about this hobby is if you're buying new the cars are peanuts so it's OK to experiment with. I've spent more at McDonalds than buying and customising some cars 😂
@@SidewaysKing75 I saw a cute little Hot Wheels Skyline R30 in the supermarket the other day. Might have to see if it's still there when I do the grocery run later.
Love it! So much more interest with the attention to detail 😊
Thank you Simon its appreciated :)
Omg the details👌🏾, just be you, don't change, like you said you can't please them all, but i would change absolutely nothing😁, looking forward to the next video👍🏾
Thank you Mista V that's really appreciated. Still some people want to see a few changes and I agree with some. Some however I think will make me follow the pack which I don't want to do. Thanks for the comment and watching. There's plenty more to come :)
@@SidewaysKing75 ok and can't wait, love it👍🏾
Agree with Mista V. Don't change anything 👍
@@Me-fu7nw Thank you Robert :)
the level of detail is outstanding!
Agree... love that detail
Thank you its appreciated :)
I loved my Matchbox rally cars, pug and rs200 were great little models. I especially like those matchbox wheels with treads on them.
Yeah they were fond memories for sure !
WOW!!! This is quite possibly THE best build I've ever seen; you've certainly got a talent! :)
Thank you very much I really appreciate that 👍🏻
Great work, fantastic car.
Thanks its appreciated :)
Superb......quality work 👍
Thank you very much Paul.
Amazing attention to detail. I always enjoy your videos.
Thank you very much its appreciated :)
That is so good! Not sure I can pick my favourite out of the cars you’ve shown!
Thank you :) Very much appreciated.
You scared me when you brought out the weathering kit.
I'm a model railroader and so many people over do the weathering.
What you did looked great.
I agree.... Some weathering is way to over the top, even more so at this scale. Thanks for commenting 👍🏻😁
Wonderful detailing of this T16 205 my youth in the 80's the Group B rallying era
Best yet! Really takes some major skill. Enjoyed every moment.
WOW. Thank you very much its appreciated :)
All the details you added to this are awesome! Keep up the great work!
Thank you Nick its appreciated :)
Wow King! You're crazy good!
Thank you Gary its appreciated :)
Came out amazing!
Thanks its appreciated :)
Fantastic!
Thanks its appreciated :)
when custom isn't custom enough.. nice work mate
LOL! Thanks I appreciate it :)
OMG, I had this car as a kid. Great little car.
Another fantastic video . the diorama pieces look amazing. Great idea for the mud flaps. 👍
Thank you :)
Amazing job, congratulations!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks Johan its appreciated :)
The Master! Im still in shock how good you are!
Thank you Tony its appreciated :)
That's pretty nice. I've got to get me some of those wheels.
Great stuff! Great skill, technique, attention to detail and also taste! Just bought a yellow Matchbox Peugeot 205 yesterday but it is in too good condition to be modified! Personally I think it is really nice to overhaul "bruised" toy cars but the ones in good condition should be untouched!
Thank you its appreciated :) Great original condition old ones should be kept like such I agree :)
Incredible work and level of detail. Looking forward to seeing more :)
You are too kind.... Thank you so much 🙏🏻
No.1 youtuber right here if he carries on
Wow thank you very much its appreciated :) There's plenty in my stock to keep me going for a lifetime, so barring no crisis I'll be around for sometime to come. Thank you for a great comment, its made my day :)
Well you explain what your doing your not to dull you actually reply to your commenters unlike other people and you have got quite a creative mindset e.g the little garage seen you have with the small car jack and lift which is amazing keep on going I can't wait to see what you have in store for us next
@@JerryBond-2004 Thanks Kyle I do cringe at the sound of my own voice, but don't we all. There's lots to go at so I hope I can keep you entertained with future features. All the best my friend:)
Another great video,my confidence in attempting some custom work grows more and more.nice one.
Fantastic detailing
Thank you 🙏🏻
Amazing!
Thanks its appreciated :)
This never gets old for me. The details that you manage to replicate, well, I wouldn't even think of most of them.
Are we interested in detail video's of how you do things? Hell yes!
I do hope the 131 Abarth in the background is going to get the SK75 treatment at some point. That is one I owned myself as an ankle biter and "modified" with a file to replicate "crash damage."
As always, I love watching you work, and as a beginner to making over model cars I am learning so much. Thanks for sharing your experiences dude.
Thank you Pete it is appreciated. I love your comments and always read them as 'Holly' which makes me LOL ;) Yes the 131 will get done at some point, it was a great car!
Spectacular piece of work, Always been a fan of the 205, I'm dying to see what comes next.
Thanks Rob its appreciated :)
I just found this channel and I have to say from what I've seen so far, your customs are amazing! I love all the little details.
Thank you very much Adam.... There's plenty more to come to.
Wow the end result is awesome, thank you for sharing!
Thanks Kevin its appreciated :)
fantastic
Thank you 😁
Wow I'm glad I stumbled on this channel, amazing transformation!!
Thank you Ian..... Glad you're on board too! plenty more to come :)
really want to see how you make those little props! fantastic work!!
Consider it a feature in the future. I'll get something planned out :)
I am enjoying going back and viewing your older videos. I really like the windows, and love the engine bay and dashboard details. I sure wish you lived nearby, and took on apprentices :D
Cars are a passion of mine, but price, space and portability, makes diecast vehicles more friendly for me! Well, and playing with them, with my wild and funny 3 daughters (9, 5 and 2 yrs old). I want them to love cars(know how to work on them) and be a music junky, like me. My goal is to one day have a house with a garage, then the kids and I will have a place to hang out and restore old diecast vehicles! Thank you, for sharing your magic with us. Hope you and yours, are doing great
Thanks for watching its appreciated.... its something that has always stayed with me, thr interest in my old childhood toys. I had a phase of 1/24th kits and RC cars but they came and went.
Having been car and bike mad for so long a change in circumstances sadly dictated they had to go.... whilst sat in the garage one day I started fiddling with these and by chance looked on Instagram and found quite the underground scene with these .... and the rest is history.
I can tell you this much, I've had more enjoyment and met / spoke with much nicer people than any car and motorcycle club I've ever been a part of.
Best wishes, keep safe and always have a dream 👍🏻
Absolutely beautiful job.
Thank you Gail
Easily one of your best restos! Beautiful! I covet this car!
Thank you very much Sir its appreciated :)
Top marks... I would say better than when it was new... All that's missing is an origional Matchbox clear sided box..
Yes that would be nice 😁 Thanks for watching and commenting.
This is my best one yet. I loved what u did with the exhaust
Thank you very much its appreciated :)
That looks absolutely fantastic.
Thank you very much :)
Have you considered using a smaller drill bit when removing the rivet so you don't have to use a washer when re-assembling?
I do like the extra details you added with painting the interior and engine. Also, great idea with the new windows, exhaust and wing. It's nice to see someone not do just a straight restoration. Absolutely brilliant.
Thank you I appreciate it.
Its always hit and miss with the rivet removal for me. Sometimes i get them clean off others it seems to chew up and spread and I've no alternative but to add a washer. Some are better than others :)
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful work
Thank you very much :)