I am so thrilled to have stumbled upon your video on the restoration of the little MG-MIDGET. I myself owned two of them at different times. One😂was when I was single and later when I was married and my wife was expecting our first child. We have six offspring now. Both Midgets were the same colour, a burnt orange. They also had tonneau covers. The main difference between the two was that the first car had the chrome bumpers while the other had the rubber bumpers. I am so happy for the two of you and will watch as you bring this roadster back to it's younger self. Thank you so much for reminding me of days gone by.
You are a "Jackie of all trades". You did a great job on those seats. As a 30 year experienced upholster, I wanted to give you some tips for the next time. #1. Get a table to work on, it's easier standing to pull and tug! lol. #2. Heat is your friend, you where correct about it being more malleable. #3 A spray can of dry silicone will help slipping the covers on too. And yes the clips are so much better than hog rings!! Love watching you and Aaron work & play, when he isn't napping!! lol!!
So glad to see you back working on the MG. As I mentioned before one of these was my first car. I drove it home 50 years ago at 14. Freaked my parents out. Lol. I never have forgotten that wonderful little car.
I'm not a pro, but I have patched floors and frames with what ever I had on hand. I never went Freddy Flintstone on my fixed up daily trucks and cars. When I showed up with the garage, the tech just barely passed my work, groaning and scratching his head. He understood there was a need and monetary issues. I'm really enjoying this MG project, and the warmth of family involvement. Aaron, I'm much older than you, and understand the need for that afternoon nap.
1:54-----"That is a tiny car!" At least it's a convertible top.....!! Glad to see you guys fixing it up so your mom can drive it. Emily, we have a 1952 Jaguar XK120 2 seater hardtop coupe which is, believe it or not, SMALLER inside than that MG is! I'm 6'5" and it is a contortionist's dream to get in and out of that car, let alone drive it! I'm convinced the car was built around the engine with that Jag. Anyway, thank you & Aaron for more cool and positive video content, looking forward to more! :)
As a Brit who has friends that own MGs, I can safely say that the duck tape probably has more structural integrity than the metal that was originally in place. 😂 Love the dynamic with your ma and niece, too. The love is obvious ❤️
Sure your Mom is there. She has a real thing for that little MG. It speaks her language. Good to see the cast make an appearance. I was just thinking about the "kid" when she showed up a few seconds later. Awesome videos. So much fun and instructive to watch. Peace.
Just a couple things here. 1: That A7III seems to take damn fine footage. I'm impressed. 2: When Fin crawled up in your lap I just about couldn't deal. How you manage to put him down and actually move on about your day is almost beyond comprehension. 🤣
I’m glad you’re saving this little MG anyone who doesn’t like little convertible sports cars has never driven one especially one with a stick so much fun feels like you’re going 100 miles an hour when you’re only going 50 the carpet kit looks great and the seats!
First up? Your Mum is gorgeous! Her nature and attitude shines through ;-) The thing with quirky old English cars is they are simple but better still there is a massive aftermarket so the support is insane, I bought another Mini a few years ago... a mid 70's thing with lots of rust so my now 12 yr old Daughter can get her hands dirty with my help like her older siblings did 10 to 15 years ago and maybe to use in Motokhana or Khanacross. Fairly cheap in parts but the experience will be priceless :-)
An old car tag would have been perfect for the driver's side floor as a short-term solution. When you guys get the welder situated for the floors you may also consider getting the sound barrier material to put down followed by the interior material you're installing now. It'll make it so much quieter when the top is up. You guys have done a fantastic job with this little car really cool rig your mom is hilarious it'll be fun to see her smiling while driving it down the road.
There will always be people who criticize. Just ignore them, most of them are miserable people. It was so nice to see your mom involved in the project. The relationship you have is awesome. Finley scenes are always fun too. The car looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing the journey.
Anybody else find your upper body tensing up and feel your jaw take a set every time Emily grabs a new handful of vinyl and starts to work it over? As if that energy somehow reaches through the internet and helps out?! 🤣🤣 Good stuff! 👊🤘
Love your mom! Nice job on the interior too. That little square is a reinforcement for under the driver's feet. Since this kit is universally LHD/RHD you have to glue that square into place yourself.
What an awesome job on this car bringing it back from what it was. Your Mom will love running around in it. Your Mom doesn't need makeup, she's got it going on.
Great job getting the midget back in running condition. I always thought those were under appreciated. Findley seems to approve also. P.S. Future reference, when you use the spray adhesive be sure to spray an even coat on both the carpet and the metal you're bonding it to. Let them get a little tacky before laying the carpet in place.
Brings back memories when around 1975 I bought me a 1972 Triumph GT6 MKIV with a inline 6 4sp with dual stromberg carbs.....Absolutely loved that car and wish I still had it......Just loved how the whole front end raised up as one piece forward and I could just sit on a tire and work on the entire engine. Your mom looks like a sweety I'm sure she will love what you have done to the car.
You and your mama have such awesome personalities, its great to see...moments to treasure....Aaron, you're a cool cat I appreciate what yall do cherrs🍻
Emily, good thing you had plenty of help from your Mom, your Niece, and the Dog! I think the dog did the most. Love your perseverance! Car is looking pretty good. Thanks for Sharing!
Emily amazing job with the MG your mom seems like such an awesome woman with how you are with people and the channel you can just tell she is an amazing person as well.. great job can't wait to see her ripping it around
You and your mom are absolutely gorgeous. The rust holes on the mg. I've used old license plates to cover until got the time to fix right. Gonna be a awesome little car for ur momma
Glad to see another one being rescued. I bought one just over a year ago. It needs way more work to get it back on the road. Your seat restore was very helpful as I have my seat frames stripped, sand blasted and painted. One of the rear tubes had to be replaced. So your video showed me I may need to drill holes for the clips. Thank you for posting.
Emily not only is your MG a beauty but you also are a real beauty. Aaron is kinda cute too but I like girls and not guys. You guys are doing an excellent job in gettin the MG into drivable condition. Your new camera and the speaker system that you now use is great. Keep on posting your video's and I will be tuning in when they appear. ❤🐕
Your Mama is so sweet! See where you get it from... Love seeing you too workin together! 💙 Thanks as always for the awesome content and inspiration! 🤘🤘🤘
Your Puppy Dog is Adorable.. I have a Chiaweenie. And she does the same thing to me. Rather if Im in my chair or On the ground layingbunder my Truck....LOL...HAHA..You have to have a Helper...LOL..The seats turned out Awesome and the interior. Having Mom out helping was Great to watch...Nothing better then Mom and Daughter working on a car together..I have to Say Your Mom is a Beautiful Young Lady and She doesnt Need any Makeup at ALL..Great Video....
Midgets are cool little cars! Fact: in the state of Arkansas it is illegal to drive barefoot! I only know this because when my wife gets pulled over there is a mad scramble to find her shoes. You did a great job on those seats.
I dig the little MG. Glad to see your mom helping out with it. You know she’s gonna have a blast with the top down and the wind in her hair in the coming months. Love the channel. Let’s get Garfield back up and running soon too !
Good morning, I have been watching your posts for months. Your trip down the California coast was breath taking! Thank you for the experience, at 78, chances are I won't see the coast personally. Appreciate it. Doug Deyoe
Your momma’s is going to be so happy to drive this car, maybe use some two sided carpet tape to temporarily hold the front carpets in place, love the videos ❤️😁👍
Great video, and totally agree. Avoid analysis paralysis. Getting on the road versus getting it perfect are two different goals. LOVE seeing the family in these. The Kid, Mom, and Finley all make a great team even better. Rock on!!
when i restored the seats for my coronet, i also did it in the winter, repainted frames in the basement,installed new buns and covers on the living room floor, of corse i took pictures to document the adventure
I really like what you have done here. I did learn over the years, I always,, ALWAYS,,, buy new foam backs as well as the seats bottoms. If I can’t get both backs, I will make sure the driver’s side is replaced. It would have solved the bit of looseness you have at the top of those seats. It’s really not that hard to redo the seat backs later, maybe when you redo the floors etc. If you never do them, that’s your personal choice, everyone is different. Regardless,,,, what an amazing difference when you do these seats, hey????? First time watching, but WOW!!! Nice eclectic collection you have!! Very nice! I had 2 x 1969 Broncos and a 1974 Bronco over the years (now I have a 21 Bronco Badlands. Not as cool, but much more comfy!! Haha. I have a 240Z, 260Z and 280Z. Just love sitting in those even!! The interiors are fun. 67 C10, of course and about 10 other vehicles currently!! If you pre-treated the rust, wire wheel first then stop the action, it becomes relatively solid and would have held the gorilla tape better!!! Please don’t ask me why that works,,,,,, hahaha. Hard fibreboard, 1/4 inch is a nice alternative if you live in a dry climate or otherwise ensure some fair weather only driving. My buddy did this!!! Not me this time!! He kept a 2r0Z going like that for a couple of years!! Hahaha. Glad you could take in the basketball game!!
I've just finished rebuilding the seat frames on by 59 Sprite. Seat covers will be going on in a month or so. I have a carpet kit as well. Glad I found this video in particular and your channel in general. Cheers, Ian.
Great update! New camera looks really good, and your sound is a really big improvement! We enjoyed hearing Finley's small grunts. Good sound makes a great video. Really sweet having your mom in the shop helping out. You and Aaron do a great job! Thanks!
You made the seat reupholstering look really easy (I know it wasn't). I know this, you did a much better job than I could have done! Thanks for sharing the video with us.
looks great Emily! Love seeing your Mom work with you. Something that might be worth thinking about, when you fix the floors next summer some of that peel and stick insulation up where yer feet ride might be worth the effort. I bought a bunch of it for a hot rod project and it made a world of difference in road noise and heat. And since Mom is gonna drive it in her flip flops or bare foot, keeping the heat out makes sense.
I just bought a 1975 that looks exactly the same, luckily mine doesn’t have any rust whatsoever, I also am in the middle of adding lots of goodie’s though I can’t wait to see what you folks do, this is absolutely the best basic car good luck to you all!
Thanks, Emily. The mg looks good 👍. Keep up the great videos, and always enjoy them when you have family drop in on the build. Thank you . Have a great week week 😊
Emily, the new Sony camera is a great improvement to the channel! The Rode Go microphones are also great. I use them myself for local videos. Congrats on the improvements !
Super deal on that car. Incredible shape. I had a 71 roadster in high school. Would love to find one I could afford. They are so much fun to drive. Great job!
I love to see how well trained Finley has you, Emily! Liking the progress, and i feel bad for you folks in the South. When the weather gets cold, you don't have heat! Here in Minnesota, many many car guys (and gals, of course) have furnaces in their garages! My shop stays a nice 40° when I'm not in it, and i get it to a balmy 65° to work on my projects! Cheers, keep up the progress!
Y'all did an awesome job! When you were talking about the floorboards I was thinking you could cut to fit some wood to put in floorboards. Certain Corvettes have wood in the floorboards, their floorboards have an aircraft-grade Balsa-wood encased in fiberglass. It's strong and lightweight, and it also helps keep the road noise out. lol.
I am so thrilled to have stumbled upon your video on the restoration of the little MG-MIDGET. I myself owned two of them at different times. One😂was when I was single and later when I was married and my wife was expecting our first child. We have six offspring now. Both Midgets were the same colour, a burnt orange. They also had tonneau covers. The main difference between the two was that the first car had the chrome bumpers while the other had the rubber bumpers. I am so happy for the two of you and will watch as you bring this roadster back to it's younger self. Thank you so much for reminding me of days gone by.
You are a "Jackie of all trades". You did a great job on those seats. As a 30 year experienced upholster, I wanted to give you some tips for the next time. #1. Get a table to work on, it's easier standing to pull and tug! lol. #2. Heat is your friend, you where correct about it being more malleable. #3 A spray can of dry silicone will help slipping the covers on too. And yes the clips are so much better than hog rings!! Love watching you and Aaron work & play, when he isn't napping!! lol!!
So glad to see you back working on the MG. As I mentioned before one of these was my first car. I drove it home 50 years ago at 14. Freaked my parents out. Lol. I never have forgotten that wonderful little car.
The Kid says, "Aaron's back", and Emily whips her head around and goes googly eyes for her beau. 🤘😉🤘
I'm not a pro, but I have patched floors and frames with what ever I had on hand.
I never went Freddy Flintstone on my fixed up daily trucks and cars.
When I showed up with the garage, the tech just barely passed my work, groaning and scratching his head.
He understood there was a need and monetary issues.
I'm really enjoying this MG project, and the warmth of family involvement.
Aaron, I'm much older than you, and understand the need for that afternoon nap.
Nice job. I had a '78 MG Midget, so this brings back memories. Can't wait to view the rest of your MG videos.
There's my favorite silver haired lady again! Such a sweetheart!
Your mom doesn't need make up, she is beautiful inside and out 👍👍👍
We know now where you get your looks Emily, your mom is a knockout, great job on the interior.
I think she's pretty hot, even without the makeup!!
For an MG of that age. That car is really solid.
Fin had the right idea 😂
You did a great job, considering it's the middle of winter there.
MG is really coming around and looking good. The audio sounds great too. Finley says, "let's just wait until summer to do this car thing".
1:54-----"That is a tiny car!" At least it's a convertible top.....!! Glad to see you guys fixing it up so your mom can drive it.
Emily, we have a 1952 Jaguar XK120 2 seater hardtop coupe which is, believe it or not, SMALLER inside than that MG is! I'm 6'5" and it is a contortionist's dream to get in and out of that car, let alone drive it! I'm convinced the car was built around the engine with that Jag.
Anyway, thank you & Aaron for more cool and positive video content, looking forward to more! :)
As a Brit who has friends that own MGs, I can safely say that the duck tape probably has more structural integrity than the metal that was originally in place. 😂
Love the dynamic with your ma and niece, too. The love is obvious ❤️
I'm not a dog person, but I really adore Finley! He is the best thing in all your videos.
Take the time to POR-15 or something similar the floor boards / pans before you glue the carpet, etc down. An extra step to preserve what's there.
Hair dryer helps on cold days.
Functional is where the FUN is!
Sometimes if you spray adhesive on before taping it'll grab and hold better but you got it! Give Finley a pat for us he's so cute!
Sure your Mom is there. She has a real thing for that little MG. It speaks her language. Good to see the cast make an appearance. I was just thinking about the "kid" when she showed up a few seconds later. Awesome videos. So much fun and instructive to watch. Peace.
Your connection with your mom is so beautiful.
Oh god, the MG Midget. LOL! So slow, yet seems so fast, no one else will ever know how much fun you're having.
Just a couple things here.
1: That A7III seems to take damn fine footage. I'm impressed.
2: When Fin crawled up in your lap I just about couldn't deal. How you manage to put him down and actually move on about your day is almost beyond comprehension. 🤣
I’m glad you’re saving this little MG anyone who doesn’t like little convertible sports cars has never driven one especially one with a stick so much fun feels like you’re going 100 miles an hour when you’re only going 50 the carpet kit looks great and the seats!
Amen to that. TR4 guy
Nice !
Ive thrown seat covers in the dryer for a short time
Finley !!
First up? Your Mum is gorgeous! Her nature and attitude shines through ;-)
The thing with quirky old English cars is they are simple but better still there is a massive aftermarket so the support is insane, I bought another Mini a few years ago... a mid 70's thing with lots of rust so my now 12 yr old Daughter can get her hands dirty with my help like her older siblings did 10 to 15 years ago and maybe to use in Motokhana or Khanacross.
Fairly cheap in parts but the experience will be priceless :-)
A little primer for the floor pans would help slow down the rusting til your ready to replace them
I’ll say one thing, you certainly have some great help in your garage in this video!!
Right?! So awesome!!!
An old car tag would have been perfect for the driver's side floor as a short-term solution. When you guys get the welder situated for the floors you may also consider getting the sound barrier material to put down followed by the interior material you're installing now. It'll make it so much quieter when the top is up. You guys have done a fantastic job with this little car really cool rig your mom is hilarious it'll be fun to see her smiling while driving it down the road.
There will always be people who criticize. Just ignore them, most of them are miserable people. It was so nice to see your mom involved in the project. The relationship you have is awesome. Finley scenes are always fun too. The car looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing the journey.
Anybody else find your upper body tensing up and feel your jaw take a set every time Emily grabs a new handful of vinyl and starts to work it over?
As if that energy somehow reaches through the internet and helps out?! 🤣🤣
Good stuff! 👊🤘
Love your mom!
Nice job on the interior too.
That little square is a reinforcement for under the driver's feet.
Since this kit is universally LHD/RHD you have to glue that square into place yourself.
What an awesome job on this car bringing it back from what it was.
Your Mom will love running around in it.
Your Mom doesn't need makeup, she's got it going on.
Great job getting the midget back in running condition. I always thought those were under appreciated. Findley seems to approve also. P.S. Future reference, when you use the spray adhesive be sure to spray an even coat on both the carpet and the metal you're bonding it to. Let them get a little tacky before laying the carpet in place.
I really like the little MG.
I love the way you and your mom work together. ❤
Just heart warming to watch.
Brings back memories when around 1975 I bought me a 1972 Triumph GT6 MKIV with a inline 6 4sp with dual stromberg carbs.....Absolutely loved that car and wish I still had it......Just loved how the whole front end raised up as one piece forward and I could just sit on a tire and work on the entire engine.
Your mom looks like a sweety I'm sure she will love what you have done to the car.
You and your mama have such awesome personalities, its great to see...moments to treasure....Aaron, you're a cool cat I appreciate what yall do cherrs🍻
Thanks for the kindness!! 🥰
Mom getting a kick out of the modern tool is damn awesome. Thank you for sharing with us. Aaron might be the luckiest man on planet Earth.
The MG gets the Finlay seal of approval!! 😉
I do have to say the MG is looking good! A little TLC!
Emily, good thing you had plenty of help from your Mom, your Niece, and the Dog! I think the dog did the most. Love your perseverance! Car is looking pretty good. Thanks for Sharing!
A little trick I use to get the tape to stick is wipe the metal with solvent and spray paint so the tape will stick. Awesome video.
Thanks for the video Emily. You always cheer this lone wolf up. I love your dog. I have Basset Hounds and they always have to help with any projects.
So cool seeing a family working together on a project car. Thanks for the great content
MG is looking great 👍. Hair dryer or heat gun would help with warming the vinyl so it would stretch easier. Niece is cute as ever!
Started watching b/c MG
Stayed watching b/c great personality and easy on the eyes
Fan of the MG. Happier with the sheetmetal patch as opposed to the duct tape. Cant wait to see you and your mom tooling around in it.
Emily amazing job with the MG your mom seems like such an awesome woman with how you are with people and the channel you can just tell she is an amazing person as well.. great job can't wait to see her ripping it around
Awesome job Emily your mom is so lucky to have such a great daughter as you
Love the mg. The screw and calk works. It’s temporary. As a kid I did more questionable things lol
You and your mom are absolutely gorgeous. The rust holes on the mg. I've used old license plates to cover until got the time to fix right. Gonna be a awesome little car for ur momma
Glad to see another one being rescued. I bought one just over a year ago. It needs way more work to get it back on the road. Your seat restore was very helpful as I have my seat frames stripped, sand blasted and painted. One of the rear tubes had to be replaced. So your video showed me I may need to drill holes for the clips.
Thank you for posting.
I’m just starting on mine, you are giving me great confidence it what looks like a never ending job !
It looks great and is becoming a car you mom loves and will love more! Great job with the interior.
Emily not only is your MG a beauty but you also are a real beauty. Aaron is kinda cute too but I like girls and not guys. You guys are doing an excellent job in gettin the MG into drivable condition. Your new camera and the speaker system that you now use is great. Keep on posting your video's and I will be tuning in when they appear. ❤🐕
Your Mama is so sweet! See where you get it from... Love seeing you too workin together! 💙 Thanks as always for the awesome content and inspiration! 🤘🤘🤘
Your Puppy Dog is Adorable.. I have a Chiaweenie. And she does the same thing to me. Rather if Im in my chair or On the ground layingbunder my Truck....LOL...HAHA..You have to have a Helper...LOL..The seats turned out Awesome and the interior. Having Mom out helping was Great to watch...Nothing better then Mom and Daughter working on a car together..I have to Say Your Mom is a Beautiful Young Lady and She doesnt Need any Makeup at ALL..Great Video....
I love you little dog, and how you just love him.
Great job on the interior Emily and so nice of you fixing up for your mom.
Midgets are cool little cars! Fact: in the state of Arkansas it is illegal to drive barefoot! I only know this because when my wife gets pulled over there is a mad scramble to find her shoes. You did a great job on those seats.
I dig the little MG. Glad to see your mom helping out with it. You know she’s gonna have a blast with the top down and the wind in her hair in the coming months. Love the channel. Let’s get Garfield back up and running soon too !
😂😂😂 You guys are so good together! Much Love 2 U Guys. Naps are the best! I wasn’t expecting that though 😂😂😂
Good morning, I have been watching your posts for months. Your trip down the California coast was breath taking! Thank you for the experience, at 78, chances are I won't see the coast personally. Appreciate it. Doug Deyoe
Your momma’s is going to be so happy to drive this car, maybe use some two sided carpet tape to temporarily hold the front carpets in place, love the videos ❤️😁👍
Wow the nut didn't fall far from the tree thank goodness. Nice to see family working together.
Great video, and totally agree. Avoid analysis paralysis. Getting on the road versus getting it perfect are two different goals. LOVE seeing the family in these. The Kid, Mom, and Finley all make a great team even better. Rock on!!
Tell your moma she looks great, It is not hard to see where you get your looks from. Great video.
Great to see more work on the Midget, some chrome bumpers would look great on it.
I think the two of you did very well. The interior looks great, very big improvement. You have done wonders to this MG.
I like retired Aaron. Nap it up my man.
when i restored the seats for my coronet, i also did it in the winter, repainted frames in the basement,installed new buns and covers on the living room floor, of corse i took pictures to document the adventure
I really like what you have done here. I did learn over the years, I always,, ALWAYS,,, buy new foam backs as well as the seats bottoms. If I can’t get both backs, I will make sure the driver’s side is replaced. It would have solved the bit of looseness you have at the top of those seats. It’s really not that hard to redo the seat backs later, maybe when you redo the floors etc. If you never do them, that’s your personal choice, everyone is different. Regardless,,,, what an amazing difference when you do these seats, hey?????
First time watching, but WOW!!! Nice eclectic collection you have!! Very nice! I had 2 x 1969 Broncos and a 1974 Bronco over the years (now I have a 21 Bronco Badlands. Not as cool, but much more comfy!! Haha. I have a 240Z, 260Z and 280Z. Just love sitting in those even!! The interiors are fun. 67 C10, of course and about 10 other vehicles currently!!
If you pre-treated the rust, wire wheel first then stop the action, it becomes relatively solid and would have held the gorilla tape better!!! Please don’t ask me why that works,,,,,, hahaha. Hard fibreboard, 1/4 inch is a nice alternative if you live in a dry climate or otherwise ensure some fair weather only driving. My buddy did this!!! Not me this time!! He kept a 2r0Z going like that for a couple of years!! Hahaha.
Glad you could take in the basketball game!!
Great episode. One of my favorites. You and your mom make a great duo and its awesome seeing her light up watching her baby do car stuff.
Y'all are bringing that car right around. Looking good one step at a time.
I've just finished rebuilding the seat frames on by 59 Sprite. Seat covers will be going on in a month or so. I have a carpet kit as well. Glad I found this video in particular and your channel in general. Cheers, Ian.
Great update!
New camera looks really good, and your sound is a really big improvement! We enjoyed hearing Finley's small grunts. Good sound makes a great video. Really sweet having your mom in the shop helping out. You and Aaron do a great job! Thanks!
You made the seat reupholstering look really easy (I know it wasn't). I know this, you did a much better job than I could have done! Thanks for sharing the video with us.
looks great Emily! Love seeing your Mom work with you. Something that might be worth thinking about, when you fix the floors next summer some of that peel and stick insulation up where yer feet ride might be worth the effort. I bought a bunch of it for a hot rod project and it made a world of difference in road noise and heat. And since Mom is gonna drive it in her flip flops or bare foot, keeping the heat out makes sense.
I just bought a 1975 that looks exactly the same, luckily mine doesn’t have any rust whatsoever, I also am in the middle of adding lots of goodie’s though I can’t wait to see what you folks do, this is absolutely the best basic car good luck to you all!
I'd love a MG midget! Had a MGB years back, what fun cars.
8 minutes in, could totally hear Findly on the new mic. New camera image looks great. 0F up here the other day, I’ll take your weather. 😀
Emily you should of used a hairdryer to heat the material up a little to help you stretch it. Awesome video keep them coming 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Stay Safe
Your killing it that car is going to look good when your done
Thanks, Emily. The mg looks good 👍. Keep up the great videos, and always enjoy them when you have family drop in on the build. Thank you . Have a great week week 😊
Emily, the new Sony camera is a great improvement to the channel! The Rode Go microphones are also great. I use them myself for local videos. Congrats on the improvements !
Just found your channel because of your recent collaboration with VGG. Yall are wonderful. Love the content.
Thank so much! So glad your here 🥰
The Kid has some beautiful wild child hair. Also mama is beautiful enough that she doesn't need makeup. What a fun video this is.
You did a beautiful job
Good job! Finley is definitely the boss of this family (love that little dog).
Hello, have you two ever used Por 15?
the mics are nice, can even hear finley whimpering when he was on your lap!
Super deal on that car. Incredible shape. I had a 71 roadster in high school. Would love to find one I could afford. They are so much fun to drive. Great job!
Findley rules !😂 BTW loved the short with you and the Kid ❤️
What a change in how the MG looks. Very nice.
There is supposed to be a rubber boot under the vinyl shift boot to keep water from getting in. I love your videos!
Interior looks great! Finley likes it too! New camera looks great also! 👍
Poor Finley. He's a Texas Lap Dog. Supposed to be a LOT Warmer! He's a sweet boy.
I love to see how well trained Finley has you, Emily! Liking the progress, and i feel bad for you folks in the South. When the weather gets cold, you don't have heat! Here in Minnesota, many many car guys (and gals, of course) have furnaces in their garages! My shop stays a nice 40° when I'm not in it, and i get it to a balmy 65° to work on my projects!
Cheers, keep up the progress!
Looks like your mom likes to jump right into projects to! Great job! Keep up the great work 👍
The interior looks so good! The seats came our amazing. Love seeing this MG getting fixed up.
No welder, no problem...fit the sheetmetal panels to the car and pop in a few rivets, Then weld it up later when you get it fixed.
Y'all did an awesome job! When you were talking about the floorboards I was thinking you could cut to fit some wood to put in floorboards. Certain Corvettes have wood in the floorboards, their floorboards have an aircraft-grade Balsa-wood encased in fiberglass. It's strong and lightweight, and it also helps keep the road noise out. lol.