It’s so cool to see you make such a unique and well-built car, just in your garage! I see people with CNC machines and professional equipment build cars that don’t compare to yours!
I'm not really a fan when people mod old smaller cars like this but this one I like and love the way its looking and I love how the air filters pop out of the back.
You can sure be more than happy with how the FIAT came out. It's great watching you how you transform this car and to see your excellent metal work. I just wish your videos were a bit longer. Big thumbs up for this one!
I think what I like most about this is that your winging it with care. A lot more attention to detail than you normally expect from someone doing crazy shit with their welder.
I hope to be making build videos again soon. I broke a few ribs recently and as a result have not been able to get much work done in the shop. Thanks for the comment and for watching
Those thin and flimsy sheet metal roll bar mounts are a disservice to you neck and head. That trunk hood engine cutout could have been made an inch less & folded over around the engine to be much more solid and stiffer. You even have a bead roller and a drawer brake and you should get a Dremel or smller disc to make your detail cuts. Still looks like fun.
A roof scoop or side scoop(s) might help in sound (not that it needs any), looks (although it may just look out of place or not be your style), and perhaps even help the performance.
I plan on doing a mid-engined FIAT 600 in the future but I'm still not sure about a powerplant. I love the way you're just "winging it". I'm getting very inspired by these videos. Thank you so much.
Very nice work! I'm really impressed with your skills. Building this without plans is quite an achievement! Totally agree that you've improved the looks, with and without the hard top. Looking forward to the next segment!
I always wonder what you're doing before and during the construction, and then...AHA! It's moving right along. Thanks, and Woof to Walter. P.s. haven't seen him in a while. Is he ok?
Love the project! Curious how you decided to put the oil cooler in that location? Does it need airflow or is it not dependent on that? Thanks and hope you keep up the videos - I just love your work! 👍
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Easily one of the best builds on TH-cam at the moment. Can’t wait for the next episode. Keep up the good work. 👍🏼
I like how you use your vice as a straight edge when cutting things
now you got my interest !!!!!
Back in the Seventies, I had a stock 1966 850 Pinanfarini. It had to be the most fun car to drive that I ever had.
It’s so cool to see you make such a unique and well-built car, just in your garage! I see people with CNC machines and professional equipment build cars that don’t compare to yours!
I'm not really a fan when people mod old smaller cars like this but this one I like and love the way its looking and I love how the air filters pop out of the back.
You can sure be more than happy with how the FIAT came out. It's great watching you how you transform this car and to see your excellent metal work. I just wish your videos were a bit longer. Big thumbs up for this one!
there's the firewall, I should've had faith :) EDIT: looking sweet, can't wait for the startup!
First I thought, the engine is mounted too high, but with all panels fitted, it looks really great! 👍
I think what I like most about this is that your winging it with care. A lot more attention to detail than you normally expect from someone doing crazy shit with their welder.
That Stingray Top is gonna look even better as you Speed past all those Slower Vettes... cuz this little guy is a Screamer
I owned several of these rusty Fiat 750 convertible when I was young...love your work!
Very creative problem solving! Looks great!!
I miss the regular videos. The content is great. Keep up the good work.
I hope to be making build videos again soon. I broke a few ribs recently and as a result have not been able to get much work done in the shop. Thanks for the comment and for watching
Man you did a great job on that car. First one I've seen built like that.
Wow, that’s cool! Inspiring!
I'm looking the way the fiat is coming along
Needs a subtle roof scoop to feed air to the itbs in the rear! Looks amazing! Good work with the limitations you have
Thank God for you sir.... I am doing this to a 71 Honda 600 Coupe and it is really giving me some great ideas.
I. WANT. THAT. CAR. ! Amazing work
I was wondering where you were. I can see now that you have been very busy! Looks very good man. Can't wait for the next episode.
Those thin and flimsy sheet metal roll bar mounts are a disservice to you neck and head. That trunk hood engine cutout could have been made an inch less & folded over around the engine to be much more solid and stiffer. You even have a bead roller and a drawer brake and you should get a Dremel or smller disc to make your detail cuts. Still looks like fun.
Excellent! Amazing that you could fabricate those multi-bend, multi-plane parts and have them all fit perfectly. looking forward to the next post.
I haven’t comment in a while but so much fab work on it . Look great and no drawing to go by you Great work on it 👍
Many ingenious solutions and an impressively sleek result!
A roof scoop or side scoop(s) might help in sound (not that it needs any), looks (although it may just look out of place or not be your style), and perhaps even help the performance.
I am considered a roof scoop👍
Looks VERY NICE! You are very resourceful, indeed. Love the plexiglass especially.
Great custom work and fabrication . This truly an amazing one off
this is the first time I have seen your video buddy. I'm looking forward to seeing more. Keep up the good work buddy.
Love the drawer brake
Awesome job
Fantastic work fantastic results can’t wait to see it fire up
Nice work
Really well Done!! Your design and execution are Top Notch.... now you can sell the conversion Kits!🎩🇺🇸🎩🇺🇸🎩
I plan on doing a mid-engined FIAT 600 in the future but I'm still not sure about a powerplant. I love the way you're just "winging it". I'm getting very inspired by these videos. Thank you so much.
Very nice work! I'm really impressed with your skills. Building this without plans is quite an achievement! Totally agree that you've improved the looks, with and without the hard top. Looking forward to the next segment!
Fantastic!
Good mods on the car. It looks great.
One word. Awesome!!!
Great work, as always!
Awesome work, looking good!
WOW that is incredible!
Love watching you create solutions to problems! Mighty impressive work!
Great extemporaneous fabrication!
Dammmmmmm..that looks awesome..great video..
Wonderful!
So very cool!
Can't wait to see you driving it!
Vintage race number on the door?
Awesome 👍
Good sence!!
I always wonder what you're doing before and during the construction, and then...AHA!
It's moving right along.
Thanks, and Woof to Walter.
P.s. haven't seen him in a while. Is he ok?
Walters good, he just doesn’t come out to the shop as much anymore
STELLAR fabrication / video editing! Can you reveal Mag Wheel brand? Need a 4 lug rim for my old Fiat project. Thank You in advance!
When is the next video of this build. I am looking forward to it.
Hopefully soon. I had to take a break from making videos but I’m working on this one again now
Love the project! Curious how you decided to put the oil cooler in that location? Does it need airflow or is it not dependent on that? Thanks and hope you keep up the videos - I just love your work! 👍
That’s the stock location of the oil cooler. I might have to move it, haven’t decided yet.
When do we get to see it drive?
GENIOOOO!!!!!!)👍👍👍👏👏
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Looks fabulous! You do know, though, that no matter what, those carbies are going to try to suck your brains out via your ears?
What is he doing? What’s it going to be? And then you find out.
Sadly they made the roofline too high for these Fiats. Not great design, too generous. Great if you are >6'+