Rebuilding A Disaster Datsun From The Ground Up
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome to another episode of rebuilding the Disaster Datsun. In this episode we continue building the custom chassis on this classic rust bucket and we get to play with a new toy!
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Always a treat, the "Disaster Datsun" video. And yes, the Swift Cut machine is a great machine........the power of computers!🐞
Great to see you kept the incidental music even though you’re giving clear explanations throughout the video. 👏🏻👍🏻
This is the car project that brought me to the channel. So happy to see new progress. 👍
Your restoration work is nothing short of a masterpiece. The dedication and precision you've poured into this project have resurrected this car into a gleaming icon of automotive history
Your shop does amazing work, engineering, and craftsmanship, and attention to detail.
See what happens when Rocco isn't supervising the work?
Nice to see it back. I wondered where it had gone. I was kind of hoping to see a renovation but I'm interested to see what you make of this now you've chosen to go custom.
Nice to see the project getting moving again, some very special skills and techniques on view here, a great shop window for your skills
And showcasing new technology is a massive bonus,its got to be the future of classic car restoration
Missed seeing the Datsun in my sub feed 😍
Good news today, it´s amazing to see the "Snarpie" getting up and then.....the art starts.
Glad to see you getting back in the case of that thing! I commented months ago how I'd make a new chassis for that thing, it's the way to go for that.
Hello 👋 good buddy Ryan and Steve I love the square tubular frame that's what I have been wanting to do to my jaguar is make a frame like that but I don't have a car lift or rotisserie and it would be pretty hard to do but when if ever I get feeling better I'm going to try to figure out a way to do it because I love doing stuff like that makes me wish I was there I'd help for free just to get to hang out with my best friends..take care and don't over work yourself much love to you all my dear friends I want you to know that I love every one of you and I'm going to be here hopefully forever.
This is an absolute beast of a channel, but you need some new music selections! 😂😂😂
brilliant video production quality.
I would love to see some of the repairs or fabrication you are doing on the red Nissan s14 in the background! 2:30
Coming soon :)!👍
Hey guys, another great video as alwas. Have you ever considered creating a Patreon for this channel? I would definitely like to support this channel a bit more.
Great to see this back 🙂👏👏
Great! You didn't throw it away! (Been waiting for an update.)
Brilliant to see this making an apearance again!
you could do a whole episode of laser cleaning the engine bay that would be entertaining
Badabingggg❤❤❤😂😂go Ryan!! Greetings from South Africa!
Great job.
good to see the distaster datsun again, was that steve;s RX7 i spotted on the hoist ?
brilliant can we get more of the suzuki please??
Yes! Its back 😁
Love the datsun-music too 🔥🔥🔥
👍🏻🍻
Yes finally another Disaster Datsun...
Brilliant as always
Please fix the big hole in the NS rear pillar next, keep seeing it in other videos and it's upsetting my OCD 🤣
Yes the disaster Datsun!!!
Waited so long for updates on the Datsun
Love the disaster Datsun....such a basket case...🤔😳😏🇬🇧
Big boys new toys 👍
Good to see it back, I subed because of this car
Have you started work on the Mazda you got from the scrap yard yet btw?
look forward to seeing it finished
Why do you weld this with the mig welder, donat you have tig welding in the UK?
Many of the jobs in this restoration are actually more suited to MIG. TIG is typically best for stainless exhaust work, aluminium and titanium welding. 99% of body repair is done with MIG.
@@foamdataservices so it was in Sweden to for like 15 years ago, now days almost evry fine bodywork restoration is welded with TIG
Lets gooo
It's back!!!!!
Yey, nice to see SpongeBobs' Datsun getting some love again 😁
Super perfect job as always. Your fan. IN
This Disaster Datsun is going to end up being the automotive equivalent of Trigger's broom 😅.
(if you don't get the reference, ask your parents 😁)
Scarlet, violet, marigold.
Talking of things in the background. What's happening with the RX7 seen here? Will it be appearing on the channel?
I had a 260z for 25 years waiting to be restored but i ran out of money and had to sell it, so this is too much to watch lol
We need longer videos linger dammit ! 😂
That’s a 12 million pound datsun when you’re finished. How is this profitable.
Why dose it have to be profitable?
@@yorkshirecarrestoration briljant
schön das es weiter geht
Badda bing badda boom, fresh episode.
What date is mat E24 coming back on the road
I have 911 fever!! 😩
Yah, Datsun is back
My old man has an MK1 transit chassis, and the cap needs serious attention
I used to enjoy your videos but now it feels like an advent more than anything
come on ryan where is rocco its his disaster datsun
Just take it to the steel recyclers. Not a fan of the heavy RHS chassis ugliness.
Sometimes you have to call it quits
As turbo yoda would say it's not your car
That chassis is probably lighter than the inch thick bog it replaces….
@@foamdataservicesbog is not heavy
I'll look back when the metal work is nearer completion as maybe they will have made something better than I'm imagining
for the love of all good shit STOP adding bullshit music, talk or leave the ambient sounds of the shop on. we didnt come here for the BS music. I left after 5min
Not for me this one. Maybe give to a local college.
Who pays for this ?? Basically you have built a new car in 6x4 pieces. Very skilled but not very economical!!
They do
It's their project car, and a great way of showing some of the more unusual skills they possess
In the end you will have a 90%Photocopied(metalcopied) Datsun😂😂😂
wenn man eine echte Restaurierung sehen möchte, empfehle ich den Kanal "my mechanics". Dort wird ein Datsung fachlich richtig restauriert und nicht nur gepflastert