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- From the engineers who build million-dollar crash-test-dummies, to the designers behind fancy cars that never see the road, to technicians who wreck cars for the big screen, here's how 10 people have turned their passion for cars into unique jobs.
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Wow, they crushed an i8, then a 944, then a del sol. They were really checking off boxes for each car enthusiast fanbase lol
I just see that 😭😭😭😭
I`m hoping most of those cars were right offs sitting in a Copart lot for like mechanical failure or flood damage lol.
i felt 3 parts of my soul die
It would make sense that they're salvage budget wise...but being in San Fancisco, that 944 and Del Slow (😁) could have just failed an emissions test and deemed not worth the cost of a new cat by someone.
Yeah but car guys hate the BMW i8 anyways
There should be a lawful difference between 'slight exaggeration of concept features' for ads and 'features that aren't even on the car'
Creating bizaare concept cars allows the designers to express themselves and do their job
@@AboynamedJason_ sure, although there should again be a limit between creative expressionism and the actual advertisement for the final product
@@hotelhopper681 Concept cars are just that. Concepts. Not final or even pre production cars. They are there to push the limits of cars and to just even see if an element would work on a car. They are not there to say, this is what we want next years model to look like. its to say this is what we envision our car will look like in the future
@@SexyEarHair actually, they're not just concepts and as stated are advertisements for either a car or the future of the company. In the end, it IS for attention and sales. The future of the company concepts are absolutely fine... as long as labelled as such. But in the case of the 2018 Navigator, the concept was an advertisement 100%, no questions asked. And it failed on 2 very doable, very important accounts- the steps and the doors. The doors, one would argue, WERE the entire concept for the vehicle. They then sold the same sort of SUV that was standard for like 7+ years at the time
The movie business just got dinged for 'Yesterday' and has a class action suit coming up because things (and an actress) in the theatrical trailer were not in the movie. The trailer designed to garner attention, like the concept cars. The industry tried to argue creative expression and freedom for the trailers, arguing it's non-commercial speech (not an ad). The law disagrees, it IS commercial speech (the end purpose is getting attention for marketing) and should be regulated as such. I am on that same page for concepts for actual production vehicles, NOT the obviously future forward concepts.
@@hotelhopper681 Well said...
"the guys who design futuristic cars who never see the road"
that got me laughing man
the paintbrush guy travels the world to paint two lines on a car, lol
Do you recon he would get payed well!
@@williammorton4613 no one can do his job, secondly the perks of travelling around are well worth it
@@adityagawhale yes exactly what I was thinking. Just the travel alone would be great
@@williammorton4613 the best job in the world. Free travel to paint 2 lines
How much is he insured for?
"my dad decided it would be cool to hang outside of a moving car" 🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀
Some serious low IQ sh!t.
"The US auto industry spends about $18 Billion per year on research and development"
while showing mainly European car manufacturers
becasue the more you dont want to admit it..... but the truth is.. USA made cars are completely shit vs cars from Euro
@@jaybajan Oh, I am quite aware of that :)
Just found it funny in general.
it's like watching a documentary about spending money on european cities and being shown big cities in the us and china just because it looks better on screen.
I think that’s just the way the calculations work rather than being intentionally deceptive, since the European car brands have facilities in the US, which counts towards American GDP for the auto industry. There are European brands made in the US and American brands made in Europe, which could complicate the whole thing
The VW ID Buzz was also a concept car and now you can buy it everywhere.
I love how rich rebuilds got the longest part :)
my man's got not ear pro or guard on his grinder. what an absolute weapon
It's not loud, unless it's an enclosed space.
i used to cut alot of steel with an grinder with no ear protection and safety googles, quite risky tho
@@hashimina_ id say the inside of a car is pretty enclosed
@@hashimina_ adding personal safety is NEVER a bad idea. Loss of hearing is not very notable, only when already way too late.
@@hashimina_ disagree, it makes my ears ring inside or outside, and at the very least you should have goggles
@@hashimina_ lol bs, grinders are loud af
That is awesome! The 2014 + Viper is by far my favorite body style!
2:17 that poor 924...
What about the two I8s?
@@zach8232 BMW i8's are awful anyways
@@Aderin. that’s your opinion
@@zach8232 he's correct tho
@@zach8232 It is a fact homie.
we used to have race cars stripped at redi-strip back in the 70s. pretty sure they used caustic soda. worked great. think it was 3 to 5 hundred or so. removed all paint and rust, not bondo.
Rich has come such a long way with repurposing the salvaged Teslas. Very impressive and inspiring work your team is doing.
That intake manifold footage is either amazingly old or they REALLY dug deep to find a manifold -- that's the upper intake manifold from a 1993 Mustang Cobra. I haven't heard of anyone extrude honing those for at least 20 years.
I looked for the comment before posting, and you pretty much said what I was thinking. I do have a Fox Lake extrude honed lower, but yeah its a 90s thing.
The extrude honing process is typically a total waste of money, it typically won't even get any power increase on the dyno.
Porting is not about making everything bigger, intake manifolds and exhaust manifolds are not a significant restriction on flow, all the magic happens within 1 inch of the valve.
Extrude honing is what ignorant people do to show other ignorant people that don't know anything about engines that they are winning the pissing contest.
Watching the dry ice cleaning is so satisfying
great video love it
This was a great video
OUTSTANDING VIDEO
5:50 Mate has Automoblox what a chad
Concept cars, @ venues such as the Geneva Auto Show, are very similar in concept (no pun intended, seriously) to high fashion at the big runway events. Not really intended for production and daily use... Just pure design and inspiration, to begin to feel out where to go, with future design of the stuff that _is_ intended to be made for people to actually use and appreciate in regular life.
Rich Rebuilds is inspiring
13:42 Me after I get the burrito taco chalupa supreme from Taco Bell
4x4 with an animal style french fries 🫡
seeing rich described as "restoration specialist" is kinda funny :D
15:11 the inhibitor will stop almost all of it, but not all of it due to air pockets unless rotated or tiny holes are drilled into specific parts to allow the air pockets/cavities to get completely filled in w/solutions, im sure if small holes were drilled to allow air to escape then filled in with putty afterwards would be well worth the benefits of such a creative measure to protect the elements against further aging/de-materialization
well..hyundai said other things, they make concept car that make people love it and then make it into production.they did it with ioniq 5 and 6, and i hope they gonna do the same with n vision 74
10:00 I always thought the insides of wheel wells were just painted black
might be a coating to prevent rock chips, might be reapplied
@11:50 when I don't forget my fiber 🤣
Really awesome video and always love to watch with use full informations what do you like most catching here?
Whoo! Early '90s 5.0 Explorer/Mustang Cobra intake plenum on the thumbnail, gettin' the Extrude Hone treatment... I am a _nerd!_
Ohp, nope, now that I'm watching the video... lookin' like something else, probably something German.
I love how the thumbnail for this video is an extrude honing of a 30+ year old mustang intake manifold
so back in the 60's smokey yunick the legendary racecar builder " ported " manifolds and cylinder heads by pumping an abrasive slurry through them with a pump. this left a cast looking finish but actually increased the airflow of the engine. at the time nascar didn't allow porting of heads so the slurry method looked stock instead of obviously polished. looks like those guys with the abrasive silicone are doing the same thing 60 years later.
I have used acid to achieve similar effect
Ahh, good 'ol Smokey. The perfect illustration of something my Dad once told me: "There is no such thing as unfair, you just didn't understand the rules".
That's an OLD pic, like late '80s, early '90s
Those guys aren't doing anything on stock production engines. They've all had plastic intakes for decades now.
I like to think that the process if making cars look more destructible in movies. Makes people think they are less indestructible on the road.
DEBURRING POLISHING RADIUSING SHAPING FLOW TUNING i saw that 30 years ago at the west tec machine show
So spinning is just dumber drifting?
Even lower IQ "motorsport" with no safety equipment. How long until the Darwin awards get handed out?
Samcrac "Water man there's tons of water in there" @ 18:41 I may well be wrong!
AA/Funny Car on the extrusion cleaning guy, he's legit.
Always nice to see someone safely using a grinder. Wearing glasses but No ear protection or a cover on the machine...
lol, OSHA hates this one simple trick!
For the sake of entertainement and luxury ! This is mental !
Holly shit, that cutting wheel with no guard.
I thought the LS Tesla was crazy until I saw the South Africans 🤯🤯🤯
In the UK in rally driving it is pilot and copilot.
LOL AT THE CONCEPT CARS
1:02 OSHA screaming on this =D
spinning is definitely going to be a massive sport worldwide. Just needs more people behind it
It's the stupidest thing I've ever seen. More people need to get under it, this is as stupid as fake wrestling and monster trucks combined.
Like an unforeseeable tragic death from an innocent gasoline fight.
Australian Summer Nationals "summernats" has had burnout comps for decades, don't let people hang outside of the car because we aren't a 3rd world shithole.
I haven't seen Extrude-Hone for decades... (lead shot)
Considering that's a stock 5.0 upper intake that's probably an Old picture.
Extrude honing is NOT for cleaning. Its for porting. Spinning.... when drifting isn't dumb enough.
Extrude honing is for ignorant people with too much money. Porting is for power.
You can't control where the honing media removes material, porting is more precise and controlled.
Spinning is for low IQ people, Drifting is cancer to real motorsports.
Smokey used to do that to Hudson stock car engines .
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What’s also interesting is that some concept cars would actually predict what cars would mostly look like in the near future such as with the 1981 Ford Probe concept car defining the baseline common design principles of production cars released in the very late 1980s and throughout the 1990s! I also believe some concept cars were also eventually released to the public as production cars but the production models would have a number of changes made to them compared to the original concepts such as the model names! :)
Lot of concept cars lead to further innovation its kinda the point. 1. To build the future in a way 2. To build hype for a car or even the whole brand
I like the darwin award spin shows 👌 Stacey's mum had it goin onnnn
Spinning is pretty cool, gramps
so if pieces and parts of a concept car increase sales, its only a matter of fact that the whole car would sell better
Informative, but I can't figure out why you turn around the ABC pillars of a car to CBA for no good reason. :P
I can't even watch how dangerously he is using that grinder
Damn uncle rich is out here
Have you heard of "Video Chapters"? It's a great feature on TH-cam 😏
Spinning is the most extreme moto sport 😐 I'm hooked today o found out. I need to bring it to my country
Another lame spectator "sport", just watch some fake wrestling and monster trucks while you are at it.
@@davidparker9676 bruh what sport do you watch tennis and golf.
@@tervenjames8305 I watch REAL racing, you know, where people drive fast and win.... no points for "style".
I hope one day you grow up from your 5-year old mentality and get past the WWE/WWF spectator "sports" for r3t@rds.
@@davidparker9676 racing ? What kind there's over 10 different types and so manny different classes. Which all fall under the umbrella term moto sport which this is part of
@@davidparker9676 it does not mater if you like it or not it's all about entertainment and wwe is a billionaire business for a reason.
what about the D, E, and F pillars?
The more details you learn about Rolls Royce, the more impressive they seem.
nice job removing the guard on his angle grinder 👍😂
Here we have the safety police! Call OSHA!
The reason many of these car concepts can't be put into production is regulations. Predominantly pedestrian safety requirements.
Frankly. i don't think we ever going to see a production cybertruck either as it doesn't comply to the most basic requirements in Europe and most Asian countries like the required minimum radius for body parts.
Bummer. This guy is using an angle grinder without ear protection??? What a professional.....
3:20 - I like how it speaks about US auto industry design, but shows Mercedes, Toyota, Volkswagen, Volvo, Aston Martin, Volvo (again), Aston Martin (again), BMW....
Anybody else notice the joker action figure🤔....🤣🤣🤣pretty funny
That was hilarious 😂
The i8 moving grille made it into M and M lite bmws
Ralph Gilles, oh wow he is Haitian. so great. thank you
AconcernedHaitian
There might be a special way of producing effects on the sidelines but that shit happens in real life too and people don't survive nobody crashed dummy test that
Those are Blue Squirrel brushes. I painted my whole car with them and was attacked by squirrels.
11:16 Removing the undercoating from that classic BMW makes me cringe. That's not dirt.
when i saw the tesla i was like eww wtf who would restore a t*sla. but he meant engineswap basically holy shit mad respect
2:44 what movie is this meant to be?
Incorrect statement a co-pilot job includes being able to preform all the duties of the pilot in command. A rally co-driver will not be driving the car during a stage
I didn't know extrude honing still existed from the 90's.
i love when this channel will just make shit up about something, like making cuban link chains is super dangerous, or extrude honing is this crazy proprietary thing that only these people do,
I remember it being a big deal to clean up the 90s mustang 5.0 manifolds. They even showed one in the video. It was the best improvement for those intakes short of going aftermarket.
Largely pointless waste of money better spent on porting the head.
So the driver sits in the center of that Tesla? Driveshafts typically spin 3k to 3.5k rpm.
Sparks and old car gas tanks
The i8 was not a success for Bmw tho that’s why they discontinued it and their resale value on the used market is so low. Nobody wanted a Prius that looked like a supercar
Why ? Caption not available
Being the designer for the look of the Chrysler 300 isn't something I would brag about
For some reason that car looks like a template for every Chinese luxury car
Really cool video!
23:35
The only way this is a good idea, is if you don't have any brain cells...
The intro uses a song in pretty sure also used in PG3D.
To me, showing (advertising) a model that will never be manufactured is simply bait and switch.. salesman: well, we don’t have that model but this one is close.
24:02 Safety first. Prayer said, covered ;)
I'm waiting for the Darwin awards to be handed out.
People say Ooo and Aaa on concept cars yet they release boring ones? I can understand a lot of tech has to go and probably some parts but could try to come as close as realistically possible.
Who/when was the Dry Ice cleaning developed?
US Navy, 1940s. Check Wikipedia Dry Ice Blasting
@@ScottAles thanks for the info Scott.
Why not replace the putties swap out of engine for under paint
People refuse to let Alpha Romeos and Mustangs die.
Unless it's a show car I would not want mine dry ice cleaned. Living in a salt belt a lot of what they cleaned looked liked proper undercoating or oil spray. It is meant to keep your vehicle from rusting out. Even aluminum corrodes over time.
Owning a shop I can tell you if a customer comes in for their 4th of 5th rustproofing round, we will send it to our detailing bay to have the undercoating stripped clean so we can proof the undercarriage and not years of dirt and grime stuck to the previous proofing. We do not dry ice however.
The cars we Dryce clean are rarely if ever used as daily drivers by their owners. Unless we clean them to put newer higher grade coatings on. Just like when you wash your car, then put a new coat of wax on it.
How can this video have 433k views but only 3,6k likes?
Because it wasn't a good video.
It's a collection of individual videos that already were on here, so its more 10 car jobs you've already seen, for regular viewers.
If Mark goes missing Rolls Royce is in trouble....🙆🏾♂️I wonder if he gets sick leaves🤔
Rolls Royce obviously doesn't keep him busy if he is advertising his services worldwide.
@15:12 Volvo P1800 getting a new lease on life.
The 944 😢
Poor Audi with an identity crisis.
27:00 Hundreds of feet at once? Otherwise, was really entertaining. Thanks for an interesting journey.
Unsolicited idea: playlists of like material, i.e car lovers etc. Try to get your playlist ranked. This might increase your viewer retention, as you have many hit videos but people lack the content discovery mechanism to be hooked. A playlist might just be the value turning point.
There are some massive jumps in rally that are at the very least 60 meters (200 feet)
That Dry ice is wicked cool but isnt dry ice just CO2 if so it might get dangerous if not vented well
Correct, we have a 15k cfpm filtration and ventilation booth.
I'm going to report this excessive release of CO2 to Gretta, prepare to have the secret police come for you now.
@@davidparker9676 😄 wait till they find out our Co2 comes to us as a byproduct of making alcohol!
UNCE RICH!!!! I really did not expect to see him here! :'D
great youtube channel check out Rich Rebuilds! amazing channel and shows the real filth behind Teslas.
1:30 Dude is aspiring for a crippling tinitus without the hearing protection.
You can pay respects to the i8, 944 and del sol here ;-;
wear earplugs and a full face shield when grinding
nice (lack) of use of PPE at 1:02 …. ill be sure to let the insurers know
When someone says you can't hot rod an eV what they actually mean is THEY can't hot rod an eV
I haven't seen anybody do it yet show me any that go even a second over stock it's locked down I'm sure some group will come up with solution but not yet.
@@mbsnyderc I'm afraid if you want to hot rod an EV you do need a good grasp on programming, but the principle is just the same as with internal combustion. You take a vehicle designed to run reliably for 100000 miles +, and you turn everything up as far as you dare and hope it doesn’t break. There’s still plenty of scope for mechanical modifications mainly relating to heat management and upgrading specific power circuits. If you’re happy to risk something melting, you can get an ungodly amount of power from even an ordinary EV!
@@Hurc7495 Right show me anybody that's made the car go 1 seconds faster than stock.
@@mbsnyderc I know in the Volt you can mess with the torque management to bump it up a bit. I believe with HP Tuners.
@@caddyguy5369 The Volt is not an EV it's a hybrid,and if there getting more power out of it it might be the gas engine.
ok but what happend to the Joker at 14:11?