@@darrengalligan3085 this job came stripped with most of metal work done and the client is doing the fit up (we will fit loose trim) so I’d say around 300-400 hours
I hope you might find a 1966 Volvo P1800S in automatic transmission version. You must fully restore them making sure they last 3.2 million miles even if you rebuild the engine and carburetor every 900,000 miles.
Beyond the quality supplied by the factory. I am amazed with the number of steps prior to final paint.
New seals on and catches fitted for checking : often forgotten super tip ! 👌
Dream car alert. What a beaut.
…And I have a 544 ha ha.
Great work, looks like this will be a fantastic car. Cheers Bob
Great video and awesome soundtrack. Thank you.
Volvo❤❤❤❤
That is no good work - its VERY good and perfect, just great !
Bro unlocked the golden welding mask after reaching welding level 100😅
Top notch as usual guys looking no need for going to the gym with all that blocking 😎😎💪💪💪
Thanks Darren! Yep lots more blocking to come too!!
@@dpmtv7693 what kind of hours would be spent on a project like this must be massive???
@@darrengalligan3085 this job came stripped with most of metal work done and the client is doing the fit up (we will fit loose trim) so I’d say around 300-400 hours
@@dpmtv7693 that's crazy I have a r32 gtr coming in soon will be getting similar process! Keep up the good work always look foward to your vids 👌👌👌👌
I hope you might find a 1966 Volvo P1800S in automatic transmission version. You must fully restore them making sure they last 3.2 million miles even if you rebuild the engine and carburetor every 900,000 miles.
What’s the font name you used for your company logo? I love it. Great video btw.
👍 👍 👍!!!!
well, I'm not alone so to make 1000 rushes before the "good"...
Seals under the doors have been filled. They should be visible…
Yes these were all welded flush along with front and back panel seams.
3-4 coats of poliester primer!!!!!!!!!! - sure u are not asking for trouble?