@@FirstLast-tx3yj 4L80e from a Corvette. It has the longer shaft that will allow me to build an adapter to my center differential (transfer case). I am building the center diff from a Borg Warner 1372 inards.
@@BuilderCreator Hey, Yaa I completed my Bachelor and half way through my Masters 🤓🤓, Damn I didn't expect that you would remember all the details 😂...
That's awesome I'm grateful for the knowledge in the skill that you have showed us here I'm impressed it's really really nice work beautiful work you're right I couldn't see myself spending 5 billion dollars on 1 race car thank you thank you thank you for sharing very grateful for it
So refreshing to see an engineer with an engineering perspective take on a project like this and not some deep pocket youtuber who just custom orders everything. Your crash structure is on-point and what you did to cut costs is excellent. I'm just disappointed I just found this channel and see you have been working on this for years. Awesome!
the fact that anyone is at home sitting on there couch trying to tell you what you did wrong or what you should do with this build is hilarious. Most of them probably don't even change their own oil. This one of the coolest one man built ground up cars I've ever seen and it's awesome! I look forward to seeing the finished product!
I'm 23 and started a company a couple years ago, I didn't have much engineering experience and funded my projects by working a construction job. I find my projects and ideas take form much faster and are typically more robust when there are adequate constraints. I dont think its a bad thing to have to budget small and work around issues I believe it sharpens your mind and grounds your idea.
You've been an inspiration to me. I'm going the CNC route only because I built it myself I just need a place to put it now as soon as I find a shop I'll be ready to get started.
As a National award winning autobody painter, I can surely appreciate this!💪💪 I’ve always wanted to build an exotic car “kit” but the important things in life come first but you’ve been blessed with the means and conditions to do so.
Yeah, I would have liked to done this years ago, but raising a family and getting children out and off on their own ventures was more important. Now it's playing with Grandkids and building cars. ;)
And here I am all proud of building my RC F1 car. I feel like a big hussy now, haha. I am so impressed Sr. Holly smokes, thats an amazing project. Cool looking car too.
I’m building a Ferrari P4 replica, which is taking me a long time by myself with very little resources so I can appreciate your efforts. I’ve enjoyed your videos and am impressed with all you’ve done. Looks great so far. Best of luck to you. Maybe I’ll get a chance to see your car up close some day. 😊
Nice video. I am anxiously waiting on the video for your door hinge solution. I have decided to redo my door hinges at some point in the future. On a fun note.. I took my car out for a short drive a couple of days ago, video coming soon.....
Thank you you gave me more motivation to work on my 300ZX I'm grateful for all the knowledge you've shared its really awesome thank you thank you so much building a car from scratch so fantastic keep up the great work that you're doing
I think there's a lot but this is not a small task. The forge by local mother's got a 116,000 car design submissions. I am optimistic about the future. The Lucra that's never been built the ring others Pantera an Australian GT40 haltech interviewed. Direct digital to manufactured part. If they're was an automotive design platform with digital twins, generative AI, and part ordering it would make custom cars much easier but as it stands the research for what parts, learning CAD, having to weld takes so many skills. High end builds require 150K just in parts 😢. The super performance Daytona Coupe or factory 5 Daytona frame. Janerrelly design 1 front and rear on the Factory Five front mid engine they never made was my dream. With some chip foose E Type in there but even the research design and build is above my ability or pay grade. SEMA opening up there parts database, getting people on the same CAD, streamline part ordering and project planning could really help. My plan is to start with the small readily available parts from a crashed LS7 Z06. Design in Rhino or Blender or AutoCAD unsure. CNC laser cut styrofoam molds with Prepreg carbon fiber base. Laser cut CNC bent tig welded superleggera chassis and a hit formed tucked in roll cage. C6 suspension geometry beefed up tremic and a Ford 9" mated together in the rear inboard suspension like on Detroit speed rampage. 5" ground clearance with hydraulic lift Will wood Carbon 6 piston brakes. Quick Adjustable suspension and rear end that cool exposed shift links. Ricaro seats with the gromits for heated and cooled seats momo vintage steering and seatbelts. Nelson 427 aluminum block pro touring TT LSX. I know it's possible but I doubt many people could even build it. It lives in my head because I don't have a million to pay someone.
Good on you for choosing the 1JZGTE platform. Lesser known that it's big brother the 2JZ, which is ungodly overpriced for all it's parts factory or aftermarket. 1JZ parts seems to still be somewhat reasonable, well, when you consider your working in Supra-Land, lol. Still the 1JZ has heritage and is beautifully smooth. I am honestly shocked that we didn't get it here in america and instead got the 7M-GTE & GE variant, because the 7M having been an old truck motor really wasn't the smoothest of choices in the end, but oh well.Most love the 3.0 platform, but again, that 2.5 is a smooth kitty
Love this. Totally dig the one-man-band mentality. When you have your mind set on doing something your way and to hell with what others think. Love it.
It has truly been an entertaining and educational experience watching your episodes. Can't wait till you get to (as @stanceworks would say) the last 10 percent of the project that takes 90 percent of your time. I love how the car has a Chevy cavalier windshield and a 1JZ with a hint of European/Italian design. You can tell even thru the videos that you are putting tons of man hours in and with a family and other projects going you're killing it.
Wow! Just found this video and I’ve gone back to start watching the whole series. I’ve always been interested in Automotive design and Engineering and to see every step in this detail is incredible. Most things I’ve watched skip over many of these steps and you miss the point of them even existing. Thanks for creating this.
Your project is amazing! I love watching your progress on this car. You're an inspiration, setting a goal and working hard to achieve it. I can't wait to see the next video you release.
I had to chuckle when you mentioned the $25-35k budget, after having watched all your videos. Time=money, so when you're done, this car will be priceless! Hard telling how many others have been inspired, or motivated by what you've accomplished so far as well. I'll be here, continuing to root you on from the sidelines, the whole time!
Better executed than a lot of the custom builds on here. Still have my critiques but you're doing an excellent job and it really sold me that you're using a 1JZ. Best power train ever.
Well, we all have our critiques. No one more than the builder. Sometimes reading comments the "Imposter syndrome" kicks in and I have to ask, "are these people not seeing what I'm posting?" Ha! 1Jz best power train ever? What do you think of the 2Uz? Next project?
Thanx for sharing and taking the time to make these videos over the few years. If people are complaining, then they havent seen any of the BOM Binky build
Im blown away with how much knowledge and experience this man has, really nice watch, good for me you've got recommended, now I'll get something valuable to watch
man When I realized it was unfinished I was praying this video was made years ago so I could see the finished product! Guess I'll have to keep tuning in. Looks amazing
Thanks, Glad you found us! We will try to keep some great videos coming. (Just hope "your alley" is not a dark dreary place like Gotham city, or other wise we will have to paint the car black and add fins. Ha!)
By far the coolest video ive seen on youtube in the last 12 years ive been addicted to this platform. Over those 12 years ive liked maybe 15 videos and commented on maybe 2. Definitely earned a sub
I don't know how well this car will run when on the road but one thing is for certain, you are a man of commitment and will. Big salute to you. Hope you finish this and get to enjoy it fully.
As I am watching this, first you mention the 1JZ, and now you are talking about another car I owned, my very first car, a early 90's Chevrolet Cavalier z24! And your using the window from it, how cool!
In response to your focus on keeping costs down: I once made a custom mold for a Mustang hood out of dirt! I made a 48" x 48" x 8" wood tray and packed dirt in it from the back yard. A hobby-grade CNC router with a ball-end bit "dug" out the mold in one day. I sprayed some water-based adhesive on the dirt to keep it in place and laid down the fiberglass. All of my expectations were exceeded! If I do this again, I'm going to set up the router on the back yard and dig into the ground (that tray was heavy and flexible)!
This small supercar prototype is gonna be a blast when it's done. Everyone has their own way of building a vehicle, and I have mine, on a non-existent budget. Keep it up, and I'll keep watching.
Some people watch videos with headphones ya know, Jay. 🤯👂🏻💥 Glad you’re still going strong with the Arête. Loving the project. I’ve watched every single episode. Really looking forward to seeing her scoot 😊
Yeah, sorry! Every time I get audio figured out I change cameras or something and have to get a few videos posted to figure it out again. Thanks for being one of the "dedicated" viewers!
@@BuilderCreator i hope that it is rewarding you with satisfaction and sense of achievement I understand where you thought process comes from and appreciate the fact that you managed to put in the work to develop your skills Cheers to you and hope to see the finished fruit of your labor
I hear many people say it isn't worth it because all the man hours put into it. When the man hours are part of the reward the build process becomes part of why to do these projects, many people have hobbies that they spend thousands of hours and dollars on and never get a supercar at the end. With passion projects like this the man hours are the pay, many people would pay to be able to do work like this
Thanks for the progress update. I've been following you for about a year and it helps motivate me for my projects. Can't wait to see what you post next.
Keep at it! Your work is not only great, but also inspiring. You are one of the people I have been following for a while and your build is a guide, a reference and an inspiration, as I've commented here before. It's also the reason I'm doing my videos both in English and Portuguese. Hope to see more soon!
When I was at school I use to love drawing cars and believe it or not 43 years ago I drew a car which is so close to Lamborghini Aventador and wanted to build cars based on VW like all kit cars did in the seventies and eighties but I was always scorned and laughed at …. That is what happens when you don’t believe in yourself and follow your dream… Congratulations my friend and your craftsmanship and design are great and I sincerely hope you will celebrate the successful completion of your project and having lots of miles of enjoyment driving her
Well, I don't know if it is a matter of believing in yourself and following your dreams, but usually more the fact that we choose to pursue a different path to assure our families have a little more security. I thought as a young man it was going to be cars, but ended up in architecture for a good span before I got back to "playing" with the cars. Thanks for watching the videos and joining in the delayed dreams.
It's pretty cool that you designed a car yourself and building it yourself. The fact that you were able to do that for under $ 300,000 is truly amazing let alone for nearly 1/10th of that price
@@pivotalevent I am also impressed with how you adapt the concept on the fly as obstacles occur, it's been great to see many builders with a variety of backgrounds and skillsets display their techniques for the world 🌎🌍 to see and learn from
very elegant . im a modelist and well seeing it done this way one man i can relate but knowing all the engineering and applications of technology you use its amazing
I love your project and I've been subbed following it as much as I could. People have their own opinions but I have loved your solutions to your problems and they're coming together into a great car!
Already max subscribed. Glad to see you back. I've missed your systematic and scientific problem solving. Thanks again for allowing us to peep through your garage window.
I have just started watching your channel. I'm enjoying your videos and benefiting from your knowledge. Your scratch built car looks great. I'm sure owning and driving it will be a much better feeling than going to a shop and buying anything similar.
When ever you wonder where I have been, just picture me stumbling through the desert in search for water; you will feel better about not getting a video. Ha!
I love your project. Amazing ambition. I finished a kit car 2 years ago and am thinking of doing something a bit more bespoke now - your work is a real inspiration
Thank you for making that video.. I always wondered if someone would build their own super car instead of spending millions on one that someone's factory built
I have always wanted to build a car that throws away looks as a major priority and prioritizes efficiency instead. seems like there is so much I would have to learn to even get started. Really enjoyed video thank you.
I always thought that would be a great design exercise; design a vehicle with no styling thought, but purely function . . . I think it would end up being a fork lift. Ha!
Wow feel like I’ve learned so much in such a short video, super inspiring work and can’t wait to dive into the rest of your videos to see the full build!
Thanks! If you jump in, there are two playlists for the two vehicles. The titles show the sequence. A1-94 Arete supercar, L1-22 Leviathan Overlander. Enjoy.
"75% done with 80% to go" Thats a brilliant saying 😂
Great video!
I agree, soooooo true.
75% brilliant, 80% Humor . . . All humor must have a bit of truth they say!
@@BuilderCreator hello but what is the trans and transfer case?
Is it a 4L80 or th400?
More importantly what was the standalone transfercase!?
@@FirstLast-tx3yj 4L80e from a Corvette. It has the longer shaft that will allow me to build an adapter to my center differential (transfer case). I am building the center diff from a Borg Warner 1372 inards.
Most projects 80% of the work takes 10% of the time, then you have to solve all the problems.
OMG, i can't believe it has been 4 years 😂, I'm so pumped to see Arete move using it's own power... ☺
It must be 4 years, you have moved 3 times and finished school haven't you?
@@BuilderCreator i graduated highschool, and i am now on my second year in engineering college
@@BuilderCreator Hey, Yaa I completed my Bachelor and half way through my Masters 🤓🤓, Damn I didn't expect that you would remember all the details 😂...
That's awesome I'm grateful for the knowledge in the skill that you have showed us here I'm impressed it's really really nice work beautiful work you're right I couldn't see myself spending 5 billion dollars on 1 race car thank you thank you thank you for sharing very grateful for it
Congrats on the design. I feel like so many small manufacturers put out the weirdest looking cars, and yours already has a "production ready" look.
Right! It was one of my main goals to keep it looking like a production car.
I use to like crazy futuristic design back when you would only see them as concepts, but I now started appreciate cleaner lines like this car has.
@@rotorblade9508 i still love futuristic cars especially ones made by A, I wish i could build them
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Cool..but i'd hate to see what happens to this car when some idiot on their phone runs into you.
So refreshing to see an engineer with an engineering perspective take on a project like this and not some deep pocket youtuber who just custom orders everything. Your crash structure is on-point and what you did to cut costs is excellent. I'm just disappointed I just found this channel and see you have been working on this for years. Awesome!
Don't be disapointed, there is still more to go and more projects after that. Thanks for watching.
I am so inspired by the budget I thought my idea was completely unable too do. The s fiberglass is a great tip.
the fact that anyone is at home sitting on there couch trying to tell you what you did wrong or what you should do with this build is hilarious. Most of them probably don't even change their own oil. This one of the coolest one man built ground up cars I've ever seen and it's awesome! I look forward to seeing the finished product!
Thanks! This "one man" will keep the updates coming . Stay tuned.
Your vision and skills never cease to amaze me! The videos may be few but they are definitely worth the wait. Arete is one very elegant design.
I am constantly working to get my life into a position that the videos can be more frequent. One day! Thanks for waiting patiently until then.
I'm 23 and started a company a couple years ago, I didn't have much engineering experience and funded my projects by working a construction job. I find my projects and ideas take form much faster and are typically more robust when there are adequate constraints. I dont think its a bad thing to have to budget small and work around issues I believe it sharpens your mind and grounds your idea.
For sure! Just to have a goal (say 200mph capable) can keep your planning/design phase tailored to a narrower thought process.
I think you encapsulate the most important idea in this video; you love the process as much as you love the result. That’s what makes it so worth it!
For sure! If I just wanted a fancy car it would be much easier to just get a second job and buy something nice- say a new Corvette Z06!
You've been an inspiration to me. I'm going the CNC route only because I built it myself I just need a place to put it now as soon as I find a shop I'll be ready to get started.
Good luck on your build!
Go for it dude! Hope you’ll be posting the build on YT. 😊👍🏻
May the Gods of shop space descend blessings upon your head!
Looks great from a pontiac fiero gt owner. Nothing like a mid engine car. Built by yourself. Great job.
As a National award winning autobody painter, I can surely appreciate this!💪💪 I’ve always wanted to build an exotic car “kit” but the important things in life come first but you’ve been blessed with the means and conditions to do so.
Yeah, I would have liked to done this years ago, but raising a family and getting children out and off on their own ventures was more important. Now it's playing with Grandkids and building cars. ;)
OMG that saw was LOUD. But seriously, thanks for another informative video! Keep 'em coming.
And here I am all proud of building my RC F1 car. I feel like a big hussy now, haha. I am so impressed Sr. Holly smokes, thats an amazing project. Cool looking car too.
Very inspiring on all levels. Thanks
I don't think that I will ever build a car, but it is so much fun watching your build. Thanks for posting these videos. I am cheering you on!
I’m building a Ferrari P4 replica, which is taking me a long time by myself with very little resources so I can appreciate your efforts. I’ve enjoyed your videos and am impressed with all you’ve done. Looks great so far. Best of luck to you. Maybe I’ll get a chance to see your car up close some day. 😊
If I see a P4 on the freeway, I will pull up along side and honk three times! ;)
RESPECT 👏 💯
I was thinking the same but its too expensive, I have a new idea I to patent before speaking but truly appreciate your work.
Expense is all in the eyes of the bank account! ;) Thanks for watching.
I love that you have a budget 35k and it’s great to see how that affects your decisions. Thanks for sharing, can’t wait to see more.
Nice video. I am anxiously waiting on the video for your door hinge solution. I have decided to redo my door hinges at some point in the future. On a fun note.. I took my car out for a short drive a couple of days ago, video coming soon.....
I'll try to get back to hinges just for you! A bit jealous of the drive, then I remember you have a lot of body to build. Ha!
Thank you you gave me more motivation to work on my 300ZX I'm grateful for all the knowledge you've shared its really awesome thank you thank you so much building a car from scratch so fantastic keep up the great work that you're doing
I wish there's more creative people like you. Thank's for sharing your passion with us, it's truly an inspiration to me. Keep going!
If there were more creatives then I would just be average. Ha! Thanks for following the build(s).
I think there's a lot but this is not a small task. The forge by local mother's got a 116,000 car design submissions. I am optimistic about the future. The Lucra that's never been built the ring others Pantera an Australian GT40 haltech interviewed. Direct digital to manufactured part. If they're was an automotive design platform with digital twins, generative AI, and part ordering it would make custom cars much easier but as it stands the research for what parts, learning CAD, having to weld takes so many skills. High end builds require 150K just in parts 😢. The super performance Daytona Coupe or factory 5 Daytona frame. Janerrelly design 1 front and rear on the Factory Five front mid engine they never made was my dream. With some chip foose E Type in there but even the research design and build is above my ability or pay grade. SEMA opening up there parts database, getting people on the same CAD, streamline part ordering and project planning could really help. My plan is to start with the small readily available parts from a crashed LS7 Z06. Design in Rhino or Blender or AutoCAD unsure. CNC laser cut styrofoam molds with Prepreg carbon fiber base. Laser cut CNC bent tig welded superleggera chassis and a hit formed tucked in roll cage. C6 suspension geometry beefed up tremic and a Ford 9" mated together in the rear inboard suspension like on Detroit speed rampage. 5" ground clearance with hydraulic lift Will wood Carbon 6 piston brakes. Quick Adjustable suspension and rear end that cool exposed shift links. Ricaro seats with the gromits for heated and cooled seats momo vintage steering and seatbelts. Nelson 427 aluminum block pro touring TT LSX. I know it's possible but I doubt many people could even build it. It lives in my head because I don't have a million to pay someone.
Good on you for choosing the 1JZGTE platform. Lesser known that it's big brother the 2JZ, which is ungodly overpriced for all it's parts factory or aftermarket. 1JZ parts seems to still be somewhat reasonable, well, when you consider your working in Supra-Land, lol. Still the 1JZ has heritage and is beautifully smooth. I am honestly shocked that we didn't get it here in america and instead got the 7M-GTE & GE variant, because the 7M having been an old truck motor really wasn't the smoothest of choices in the end, but oh well.Most love the 3.0 platform, but again, that 2.5 is a smooth kitty
Love this. Totally dig the one-man-band mentality. When you have your mind set on doing something your way and to hell with what others think. Love it.
It has truly been an entertaining and educational experience watching your episodes. Can't wait till you get to (as @stanceworks would say) the last 10 percent of the project that takes 90 percent of your time. I love how the car has a Chevy cavalier windshield and a 1JZ with a hint of European/Italian design. You can tell even thru the videos that you are putting tons of man hours in and with a family and other projects going you're killing it.
With all these funny quotes about project time, I see it is going to take me 400% of time to build this thing. Ha!
Can’t wait to see this beauty finished.
You are a true inspiration, thank you so much for all the content in your videos! I absolutely love them.
Wow! Just found this video and I’ve gone back to start watching the whole series. I’ve always been interested in Automotive design and Engineering and to see every step in this detail is incredible. Most things I’ve watched skip over many of these steps and you miss the point of them even existing. Thanks for creating this.
Your project is amazing! I love watching your progress on this car. You're an inspiration, setting a goal and working hard to achieve it. I can't wait to see the next video you release.
I had to chuckle when you mentioned the $25-35k budget, after having watched all your videos. Time=money, so when you're done, this car will be priceless! Hard telling how many others have been inspired, or motivated by what you've accomplished so far as well. I'll be here, continuing to root you on from the sidelines, the whole time!
If for some horrible unseen reason I have to sell the car in the future, it will probably pencil out to $1/hour. Ha!
@@BuilderCreator at least that's a few million bucks ;)
Better executed than a lot of the custom builds on here. Still have my critiques but you're doing an excellent job and it really sold me that you're using a 1JZ. Best power train ever.
Well, we all have our critiques. No one more than the builder. Sometimes reading comments the "Imposter syndrome" kicks in and I have to ask, "are these people not seeing what I'm posting?" Ha! 1Jz best power train ever? What do you think of the 2Uz? Next project?
Designing and building around constraints (monetary or otherwise) yields the most creative results. Would love to check this out in person sometime!
I hope we can take it on the road for as many "in person" views as we can get. ;)
It's content like this that might turn me onto engineering, even as someone who despises math. Great work, easy to follow, straight to the point.
Perhaps you can focus more on the design/styling side. . .much less math! ;)
One of my childhood dreams have always been to build my own car.
Love your videos.
Today is the day!
@@pivotalevent no money 😭😭😭
Thanx for sharing and taking the time to make these videos over the few years. If people are complaining, then they havent seen any of the BOM Binky build
Thank you! Your appreciation helps drive me to continue.
My god, wow even building the ECU, truely a master of a lot of disciplines. My admiration for you is through the roof!
Im blown away with how much knowledge and experience this man has, really nice watch, good for me you've got recommended, now I'll get something valuable to watch
Thanks, I'll try to make it worth your time. ;)
This is the best looking home built exotic style car I've seen. Really enjoy the detailed info of the processes you use.
As soon as you adopt the thought of buildind a factory car at home rather than a "home built car" at home, then the styling and methode changes.
Great vocation. Its builders like u that both inspire us and warn us this is not an easy journey.
man When I realized it was unfinished I was praying this video was made years ago so I could see the finished product! Guess I'll have to keep tuning in. Looks amazing
Sorry, but on the other hand, "Welcome onboard for the ride."
Love it.. No Negativity here… your car built your way… on your budget.. so far it looks fantastic… love it.. New to the channel but right up my ally.
Thanks, Glad you found us! We will try to keep some great videos coming. (Just hope "your alley" is not a dark dreary place like Gotham city, or other wise we will have to paint the car black and add fins. Ha!)
By far the coolest video ive seen on youtube in the last 12 years ive been addicted to this platform. Over those 12 years ive liked maybe 15 videos and commented on maybe 2. Definitely earned a sub
High praise, thanks. Hope you enjoy the ride!
I don't know how well this car will run when on the road but one thing is for certain, you are a man of commitment and will. Big salute to you. Hope you finish this and get to enjoy it fully.
As I am watching this, first you mention the 1JZ, and now you are talking about another car I owned, my very first car, a early 90's Chevrolet Cavalier z24! And your using the window from it, how cool!
a 1jz? Awesome! Now I'm even more excited to see this finished!
Thanks for sharing your journey. Excited to see your progress and eventually finished car!
Thanks, we hope that excitement is not to far in the future. Ha!
You, my friend, are living my dream. Can't wait to see the final product...
Lots of dreams out there, don't let me take yours! :)
In response to your focus on keeping costs down:
I once made a custom mold for a Mustang hood out of dirt!
I made a 48" x 48" x 8" wood tray and packed dirt in it from the back yard. A hobby-grade CNC router with a ball-end bit "dug" out the mold in one day. I sprayed some water-based adhesive on the dirt to keep it in place and laid down the fiberglass. All of my expectations were exceeded!
If I do this again, I'm going to set up the router on the back yard and dig into the ground (that tray was heavy and flexible)!
Sure is nice to have a shop and the right tools for the job! Looks great!
For sure! When working with composites the temperature controlls everything and a shop makes life a lot easier.
I've just found this channel and now binge watching- thank you for sharing your build !
Thanks, binge-watching sure helps the algorithm promote the channel.
This small supercar prototype is gonna be a blast when it's done. Everyone has their own way of building a vehicle, and I have mine, on a non-existent budget. Keep it up, and I'll keep watching.
I've always said, "just get building and the budget will appear!"
Some people watch videos with headphones ya know, Jay. 🤯👂🏻💥
Glad you’re still going strong with the Arête. Loving the project. I’ve watched every single episode. Really looking forward to seeing her scoot 😊
Yeah, sorry! Every time I get audio figured out I change cameras or something and have to get a few videos posted to figure it out again. Thanks for being one of the "dedicated" viewers!
@@BuilderCreator Hope you’re an “enthusiastic” driver. I’m hoping for Top Gear style fly-bys 😁
AWESOME!!! Can't wait to see the finished product
What a good genuine guy giving information he’s learned to others 🙏
Dude you built everything.... Genius is a massive under statement
You did the 100 jobs competently where each job requires a lifetime to perfect!
Competently is the correct word . . .maybe by the end of this lifetime some of it will be "perfect." Ha!
@@BuilderCreator i hope that it is rewarding you with satisfaction and sense of achievement
I understand where you thought process comes from and appreciate the fact that you managed to put in the work to develop your skills
Cheers to you and hope to see the finished fruit of your labor
I hear many people say it isn't worth it because all the man hours put into it. When the man hours are part of the reward the build process becomes part of why to do these projects, many people have hobbies that they spend thousands of hours and dollars on and never get a supercar at the end. With passion projects like this the man hours are the pay, many people would pay to be able to do work like this
Amen! This is my mantra.
I can’t believe I missed this channel! I love this kind of stuff and I’m going to go back and watch all the old ones now too
Well thanks! Binge watchers really triger the algorithm.😊
Wow credit to you I can totally understand your dedication . Just amazing!!
Incredible craftmanship. Can't wait to see this car up and running. Keep it up Sir.
You and me both! Thanks for watching.
Nice, he's got all the right ingredients for a supercar! 😍
Thanks for the progress update. I've been following you for about a year and it helps motivate me for my projects.
Can't wait to see what you post next.
We all need to see someone else moving along to get us up and going! Thanks for subscribing and following the builds(s)
I’m here for it!
Looking forward to seeing the overlanding motor home!
Content for both coming, but the leviathan overlander is going to start getting lots of attention in the next few months. Stay tuned!
Awesome overview of what we have enjoyed so far
Keep at it! Your work is not only great, but also inspiring. You are one of the people I have been following for a while and your build is a guide, a reference and an inspiration, as I've commented here before. It's also the reason I'm doing my videos both in English and Portuguese. Hope to see more soon!
Continue sendo sua própria inspiração. Obrigado por seguir o canal.
When I was at school I use to love drawing cars and believe it or not 43 years ago I drew a car which is so close to Lamborghini Aventador and wanted to build cars based on VW like all kit cars did in the seventies and eighties but I was always scorned and laughed at …. That is what happens when you don’t believe in yourself and follow your dream…
Congratulations my friend and your craftsmanship and design are great and I sincerely hope you will celebrate the successful completion of your project and having lots of miles of enjoyment driving her
Well, I don't know if it is a matter of believing in yourself and following your dreams, but usually more the fact that we choose to pursue a different path to assure our families have a little more security. I thought as a young man it was going to be cars, but ended up in architecture for a good span before I got back to "playing" with the cars. Thanks for watching the videos and joining in the delayed dreams.
This is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen on TH-cam.
Congratulations.
Thanks, but that means you don't watch much TH-cam or love cars?
Looking forward to more videos , please keep them coming ,
Just tuning in. Wow, what a project! Very cool.
Tuning in late has its benefits . . binge watching! Thanks for joining the fun.
Thanks for taking the time to share this amazing g project.
Great video! Super interesting to hear your thoughts on the build and selection of mtrls etc. Appreciate sharing the knowledge.
Thank you for the content that you produce and the time and effort involved to do so.
It's pretty cool that you designed a car yourself and building it yourself. The fact that you were able to do that for under $ 300,000 is truly amazing let alone for nearly 1/10th of that price
Ha! My Scottish ancestry said there is no way im going to pay people to help me, I'll spend 5 years of my life instead.😂
@@pivotalevent I am also impressed with how you adapt the concept on the fly as obstacles occur, it's been great to see many builders with a variety of backgrounds and skillsets display their techniques for the world 🌎🌍 to see and learn from
Impressive design, awesome work!
very elegant . im a modelist and well seeing it done this way one man i can relate but knowing all the engineering and applications of technology you use its amazing
GREAT video, LOVE IT ! Wonderful way to give a quick review of what's going on. Looking forward to whatever is coming !
Hopefully a little progress is coming!
I love your project and I've been subbed following it as much as I could. People have their own opinions but I have loved your solutions to your problems and they're coming together into a great car!
Thanks. You have to come up with solutions when your days are filled with creating problems. Ha!
Already max subscribed. Glad to see you back. I've missed your systematic and scientific problem solving. Thanks again for allowing us to peep through your garage window.
Peeping through the garage window. I was wondering what was turning on those motion sensor lights every night. ;)
Excellent
Nothing wrong with buying a car, but designing and building it, is next gen
I've had a custom car idea in the back of my head for a few years now. This is wonderful inspiration to accomplish that
Today is the day! Out of the head and onto the road!
@@pivotalevent I just need to get a helicopter turbine first. That will bring everything else together nicely.
I am still amazed that any one person alive can have your level of competence.
Thanks, but I am wondering if that is a compliment to my competence or bewilderment at the lack of competence in the world in general? Ha!
I have just started watching your channel. I'm enjoying your videos and benefiting from your knowledge. Your scratch built car looks great. I'm sure owning and driving it will be a much better feeling than going to a shop and buying anything similar.
HA! Yeah, I couldn't afford anything "similar!"
I love watching these and wondering where you have been but understand you have a life. Can't wait for more!
When ever you wonder where I have been, just picture me stumbling through the desert in search for water; you will feel better about not getting a video. Ha!
We all dance to our own drummer, good job brother hope it works out for you the way you want
Amazing vision and execution..bravo!!
I already love this dude, I like when people build their own car and post it on yt Hope to see more of your car
Thanks! I'll keep the videos comming. Make sure and subscribe so TH-cam drops you a notice when they are posted.
Thank you for sharing all of this with us!
I love your project. Amazing ambition. I finished a kit car 2 years ago and am thinking of doing something a bit more bespoke now - your work is a real inspiration
The kit car was just training! Today is the day!
This is awesome!! What an undertaking, I hope that your vision comes true when this car is finished!
Thank you for making that video.. I always wondered if someone would build their own super car instead of spending millions on one that someone's factory built
Love the can do attitude and creative process!
It’s been a while since he posted this video for us, but it’s worth a long wait. Good luck on your big project!
loving this build, learnt soooo much from you, cant wait for the next video!
huge round of applause to this man doing all this work by himself
I enjoy your time spent doing this. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! That makes two of us that enjoyed the time. ;)
I have always wanted to build a car that throws away looks as a major priority and prioritizes efficiency instead. seems like there is so much I would have to learn to even get started. Really enjoyed video thank you.
I always thought that would be a great design exercise; design a vehicle with no styling thought, but purely function . . . I think it would end up being a fork lift. Ha!
This project blows my mind! 🎩 off to you sir.
Great job Sir and young lady!
Men like you make me jealous. You're mad talented sir!
Wow feel like I’ve learned so much in such a short video, super inspiring work and can’t wait to dive into the rest of your videos to see the full build!
Thanks! If you jump in, there are two playlists for the two vehicles. The titles show the sequence. A1-94 Arete supercar, L1-22 Leviathan Overlander. Enjoy.
Very nice video showing step by step progress
this ahas to be the best video you could ever made to boost your viewership and subscribers . great job !