I know we all say this a lot, but the attention to detail here is just CRAZY. 99% of people would never bother to have a fuse box bracket zinc-plated. That's what makes you and your build special. Keep up the great work!
I know you anointed Charlie as the “Fabricobbler”, but you are no slouch yourself, Kiddo. 👏 Glad you got to SEMA with your little buddy, Small Sarah. You needed a break and some family time. As difficult as it is to create camera angles for the detail work in these videos you manage to pull it off brilliantly. Thank you as always, Sarah. 👍👍👍
Your mechanical aptitude’s just astounding, but on top of all that, your production and editing also set you apart from the crowd. I never tire of your content. So amazing. Thank you so much, Sarah, for all the hard work you do.
Agree, Rushing things in the 11th hour only degrades all the painstaking effort that took place to get to the 11th hour. The attention is in the detail which I'm sure all of us enjoy watching.
I’m a 65-year-old father of four daughters who think you’re wonderful. Your videos are so well done… And your reviews are must see. This V-8 swap and including us along the way, is awesome. Can’t wait for the smoky burnouts
I’m a regular watcher/ sub …. Three daughters who helped me with regular maint on Shortbed Chevy pick ups that I made available to them in their high school in college years . ‘99 to ‘o6 silverado v 8 All of us were quite familiar with rotating the wheels and tires and detailing them( yes even the insides Sarah!!- we aren’t savages lol - I use that phrase constantly) To help to keep those corner cutting daughters of mine on the road; I got into the new truck wheel flipping. Buying a couple sets of new tire/ wheel takeoffs and only running them about 8000 miles… then sell them for what I paid for them. Also, I added in those pick ups about 400 pounds of steel ( weight) bolted up against the cab in the bed . Love your attention to detail. I worked as an elevator mechanic/technician . If I had time I always tried to clean and lubricate and just go over the area where I’m at… even if I was on somebody else’s call ( another man’s route). I use to wash under my vehicles every couple years,, kept pictures of after I was done washing, used them when I sold … usually when I post the ad, those pictures would be well commented on.. spair tires off and usually I would say something like as pretty underneath as on top.
You don’t stop much, but then it would not be you. You don’t shy from fabrication and you have serious fabrication skills. You do things the best way, the Sarah way and that is why we view you. No slack, no quarter and full bore is the Sarah way. We love that and that’s why we watch. Press on Sarah! We care.❤
We're not interested in rushing to the end. We're along for the ride and all of the steps along the way..! Keep doing what you're doing, and we'll keep coming to your channel to watch it all. 😎
Actually, going to be a little saddened to see the Celica all finished. Just watching the attention to every small detail is mesmerizing. But we will be looking forward to the next build too.
I epoxied a rare earth magnet to the butt of my chuck key, stays right on top of the belt cover at eye level for a visual check when reaching for the "ON" switch. I also removed the "safety" spring pecker.
Don’t rush on our account…… We watch this for you getting it done right, and we know it’s a solid build. Take your time and do it right the first time. We’re just on this journey together. 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼
Your attention to detail for OEM style brackets and fixtures is second to none. OEM parts are stamped on a massive press so you cant replicate it really. But that snap of the fuse box bracket going together was sooooo satisfying.
I have a big magnet on the side of my drill press to hold the chuck key. Lanyards always seem to get torn off or snagged by stuff. At least in my shop they do... Also, I am not in an hurry to see this end. Best project yet and I'm glued to my screen watching every tiny detail. When it is done, make sure you include at least one shot of driving it in every future video. It's that cool!
I have a tech tip for your Dremel cut off wheels. Put some thin CA glue on the wheels, just a little. It will help strengthen them. The thin CA can be found at a hobby store. Building RC planes, I've used this tip several times. A little goes a long way.
Thanks! I use Dremel cut-off wheels all the time and get just as frustrated as Sarah with the fragility of them. I think you just saved me BIG $$ on cut-off wheels and band-aids! 🙂
A couple of years ago I came for the Bug project. I stayed for the humor. All the cool car stuff is just a bonus. “It’s perfect!” Well, of course it is. Sarah made it.
You give all of us the courage to take on automotive projects we might not have in the past. I never ever miss a video and promote you with all my hotrod buddies.
I absolutely love your attention to detail! I appreciate you staying on track and never hurrying through a job. There’s a TH-cam couple on the east coast that are building a catamaran sailboat by themselves and they have the same attention to detail as you do, no quick fixes or shortcuts. I really admire people that can stay the course throughout a big project. Keep up the great work Sarah, love your channel!
Platypus Egg Omelete: 4 platypus eggs (Large) 2 tbsp water, 2 pinches of salt, 2 pinches of pepper. 1/8 cup chopped green onions, 1/8 cup shredded cheddar chese. Wisk Platypus Eggs, water salt and pepper. Mlt butter in an 8-inch nonstick frying pan over medium heat....
Two observations, You are probably the only American TH-camr doing car vids who used Whilst in a sentence and second my Dad taught me to always use Tesa tape to attach a chuck key to the cord of the tool it is used on. P.S. I love your work!
You are the bomb! Yours are the videos I most look forward to. I am also a little OCD but unfortunately not in a productive way (as you are). This is a fantastic project car!
My junior high school shop teacher 55 years ago said not to put the drill key on a lanyard lest you forget to take it off from around your neck and turn on the drill press, smashing your face into the tool. It's amazing what you remember and forget when you're old.
I have to say I'm in no hurry to see this conclude, you keep on doing it right. At the end of the process you're the one who will drive it, it needs to be done your way. Love your work and thank you for your service. Have a great day and cheers!!😁❤👌
Sarah,you do very nice work your attention to detail and your ability to find these obsolete parts is amazing. One tool I think would help you out and make you life easier is a label maker that prints on heat shrink tube being that you do a fair bit of wiring…
Your attention to detail is what makes this car so cool. Previous owner of '77 and an '82. Loved those cars great choice for such a build. Really enjoy your videos.
I will say this Army veteran is impressed with your OCD when it comes to this sort of thing. If all USAF mechanics are on your level, the airmen who fly are in great hands!
Thankyou for your service in the Air force. If I was flying a fighter plane, I would be happy to know you did the service on it. Your attention to detail is turned to 11. Having worked in the industry for 4 decades and seeing how other slap things together, then having to sort out problems they made, just putting that black line on a white wire is 11 quality work.
Tech tip, attach a magnet to the motor housing of your drill press, makes a perfect holder for the chuck key. Choose a magnetic strip and you can fit more stuff on there.
Before retiring, I worked on a program that was shut down & the computer hard drives had to be destroyed. I volunteered to take them apart and got to keep all the magnets. One of those magnets sticks to the top of my drill press & holds my chuck key. Of course neodymium magnets can be purchased too LOL.
It is amazing the little nuances and details that we find important in projects like this! Entire new engine but the green tie has to be accurate. I do this myself... Oh the little things...
Another Thursday made great by Sarah releasing a Celica video! You are quite skilled in fabricobbling yourself. Charlie must be proud. Great work and thank you. ~WilPaul
My tip for not losing your chuck key...... Put it in the chuck hand tight every time you remove a drill bit. I started doing this about 10 years ago and haven't lost it since, the spare I bought because I used to lose them is still in it's packaging.....somewhere 😆😆
....and you go above and beyond, yet again! This is why I religiously watch your videos. You work to a standard that is rarely seen on TH-cam. You deserve way more subscribers than you have.
Love the Nibbler and Bender drops, and glad you didn't Fry the electronics to make it a trifecta :) Also, it is so cool to see a TH-camr pitching their own products that they poured their heart and soul into, rather than "greens" or a VPN. In fact, I think I'll have to buy some.
Sarah, I keep my drill press chuck key on a larger magnet simply stuck to the side of the press. Not that a lanyard wouldn't work, but when you need it it fully free in your hand. I've been watching this series because a 76 hatchback Celica was one of my first and favorite vehicles. Appreciate your content. No matter how long this takes I'm in this to watch you road course this.
Your last comment about hurrying the project for you tube likes I for one don’t want you to rush it your pace is just fine I love watching your attention to detail on this and all your builds keep doing what you’re doing 👍.
I know we all say this a lot, but the attention to detail here is just CRAZY. 99% of people would never bother to have a fuse box bracket zinc-plated. That's what makes you and your build special. Keep up the great work!
Some people would call the OE Toyota wiring harness fasteners obsession. I call it perfection.
I know you anointed Charlie as the “Fabricobbler”, but you are no slouch yourself, Kiddo. 👏 Glad you got to SEMA with your little buddy, Small Sarah. You needed a break and some family time. As difficult as it is to create camera angles for the detail work in these videos you manage to pull it off brilliantly. Thank you as always, Sarah. 👍👍👍
Not my day? Am messing up on all things! Especially my (1) thumb texting. Bummer babe! J
... Ditto. What @Prius54 said. Well put !
I resist your attempt at humor about the potential of wires but I may not be current on local humor.
@@ThomasWilliams-ee6li You're grounded..
What do you think about it ? Freightliner announcement about entering into the pickup truck world, or did you know about it, Sarah ?
I'm not anxious to see the end of the project. I'm much more interested in the process.
Your mechanical aptitude’s just astounding, but on top of all that, your production and editing also set you apart from the crowd. I never tire of your content. So amazing.
Thank you so much, Sarah, for all the hard work you do.
Agree, Rushing things in the 11th hour only degrades all the painstaking effort that took place to get to the 11th hour. The attention is in the detail which I'm sure all of us enjoy watching.
I’m a 65-year-old father of four daughters who think you’re wonderful. Your videos are so well done… And your reviews are must see. This V-8 swap and including us along the way, is awesome.
Can’t wait for the smoky burnouts
Oh wait, I'm a 78-year-old father of one daughter who has never watcher you, but I think you are wonderful. Blah, blah, blah.🦊
I’m a regular watcher/ sub …. Three daughters who helped me with regular maint on Shortbed Chevy pick ups that I made available to them in their high school in college years .
‘99 to ‘o6 silverado v 8
All of us were quite familiar with rotating the wheels and tires and detailing them( yes even the insides Sarah!!- we aren’t savages lol - I use that phrase constantly)
To help to keep those corner cutting daughters of mine on the road; I got into the new truck wheel flipping. Buying a couple sets of new tire/ wheel takeoffs and only running them about 8000 miles… then sell them for what I paid for them. Also, I added in those pick ups about 400 pounds of steel ( weight) bolted up against the cab in the bed . Love your attention to detail.
I worked as an elevator mechanic/technician . If I had time I always tried to clean and lubricate and just go over the area where I’m at… even if I was on somebody else’s call ( another man’s route).
I use to wash under my vehicles every couple years,, kept pictures of after I was done washing, used them when I sold … usually when I post the ad, those pictures would be well commented on.. spair tires off and usually I would say something like as pretty underneath as on top.
As a 117 year old with 27 daughters, thank you.
@@supers0nic77 did you adopt any? Or did you give birth to them all?
Hopefully your daughters stay daughters. "Sarah" is a male who transitioned.
Thank you for taking the time to do it right the first time. Your attention to detail (and cleanliness) is appreciated.
Thanks, another wonderful session with Sarah, enjoy some morning tea breaks.
Nah, never rush. Can’t rush quality.
I believe this is going to be the most impressive retromodded Japanese car on the internet!!!!
Using a Denso marker to fabricate an authentic white and black stripe cable.. So Thorough. So Sarah.
“I’m shocked” said no one who’s ever watch a Sarah video. 😅
You don’t stop much, but then it would not be you. You don’t shy from fabrication and you have serious fabrication skills. You do things the best way, the Sarah way and that is why we view you. No slack, no quarter and full bore is the Sarah way. We love that and that’s why we watch. Press on Sarah! We care.❤
OMG those green ties 🥰 Im in love with the level of detail in this build. Please don't ever change 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Honda parts on a Toyota???
The attention to detail and ingenuity is what keeps tuning in.
We're not interested in rushing to the end. We're along for the ride and all of the steps along the way..! Keep doing what you're doing, and we'll keep coming to your channel to watch it all. 😎
Actually, going to be a little saddened to see the Celica all finished. Just watching the attention to every small detail is mesmerizing. But we will be looking forward to the next build too.
☝️I hope she does a review of her build 😂 I also would love to see her track the car.
You can always rewatch the entire series 🥰
Stick a magnet on the side of your drill press to hold the chuck key for you. Great video. thanks Sarah
Good idea. Thats brilliant😊
I epoxied a rare earth magnet to the butt of my chuck key, stays right on top of the belt cover at eye level for a visual check when reaching for the "ON" switch. I also removed the "safety" spring pecker.
Sarah, that is a work of art that runs on hydrocarbons. Very impressive .
Dedication. Vision. Persistence. Craft. You got this!
Don’t rush on our account…… We watch this for you getting it done right, and we know it’s a solid build. Take your time and do it right the first time. We’re just on this journey together. 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼
Your attention to detail for OEM style brackets and fixtures is second to none.
OEM parts are stamped on a massive press so you cant replicate it really. But that snap of the fuse box bracket going together was sooooo satisfying.
Now this shitty day got instantly much much better. Thank you for what you do and Stay Awesome!
I have a big magnet on the side of my drill press to hold the chuck key. Lanyards always seem to get torn off or snagged by stuff. At least in my shop they do...
Also, I am not in an hurry to see this end. Best project yet and I'm glued to my screen watching every tiny detail. When it is done, make sure you include at least one shot of driving it in every future video. It's that cool!
A few spry parts runs. Some ceremonial passing of burgers through the window at In N Out. Oh yeah
Happy Veterans day, Thank you for your service.
Thanks
Sarah, your attention to detail is impressive!
The potentialometer is off the charts here! Can't wait for testing the beans on this Celi.
Yesss!
I truly appreciate your utilization of ocd lol. I'm having to harness it right now too. Make an update on Mr twoooooo
Hello Sarah. I'm a people on the internet from a small town in Eastern Oregon and I love your channel. Have a great day
Another great episode. Happy you're NOT rushing to the end!!
I really appreciate cars from this era. I grew up in the 70's. We had the best cars and music. ❤
I have a tech tip for your Dremel cut off wheels. Put some thin CA glue on the wheels, just a little. It will help strengthen them. The thin CA can be found at a hobby store. Building RC planes, I've used this tip several times. A little goes a long way.
Thanks!
I use Dremel cut-off wheels all the time and get just as frustrated as Sarah with the fragility of them.
I think you just saved me BIG $$ on cut-off wheels and band-aids! 🙂
Australia has lots of places that supply Celica and Corolla parts, OEM, new and used parts. Huge culture around Celicas and Corollas.
Sarah is a phenomenon. Rare.
At the 11 minute & 27 second time stamp ....... BLESS YOU !!!
The green ties exactly encapsulate why we think that you are amazing!
I see what you did there!!!🤣😂😅🔋⚡
Not only makes the Bracket But Click It Locks in Place BRAVO
The way it clicked I thought that was pretty cool. if any of us could have done that
A couple of years ago I came for the Bug project. I stayed for the humor. All the cool car stuff is just a bonus.
“It’s perfect!” Well, of course it is. Sarah made it.
You give all of us the courage to take on automotive projects we might not have in the past. I never ever miss a video and promote you with all my hotrod buddies.
Take your time, Sarah. Do it right. That's why we're here.
Oh, my, God, you actually took the time to stripe that wire! You ma'am, are my hero, yet again!!
I absolutely love your attention to detail! I appreciate you staying on track and never hurrying through a job. There’s a TH-cam couple on the east coast that are building a catamaran sailboat by themselves and they have the same attention to detail as you do, no quick fixes or shortcuts. I really admire people that can stay the course throughout a big project. Keep up the great work Sarah, love your channel!
Every “that’s what he/she said” fills me with joy!
Platypus Egg Omelete: 4 platypus eggs (Large) 2 tbsp water, 2 pinches of salt, 2 pinches of pepper. 1/8 cup chopped green onions, 1/8 cup shredded cheddar chese. Wisk Platypus Eggs, water salt and pepper. Mlt butter in an 8-inch nonstick frying pan over medium heat....
can you add rodent stir fry?
@@bmwpete65s55 Watch for it in upcoming episodes. 😁
Wait till I drop this on my next pot luck
Sill enjoying this series... the level of detail and workmanship is admirable Sarah...
13:14 is going to be my next wallpaper. Awesome shot.
Breakfast with Sarah is the best. The work is impeccable as always.
Two observations, You are probably the only American TH-camr doing car vids who used Whilst in a sentence and second my Dad taught me to always use Tesa tape to attach a chuck key to the cord of the tool it is used on. P.S. I love your work!
Shapelator! Finally! I’ve been wondering what tool people use to gauge contours. I learned something new!
I’m happy you took time off from this to go to SEMA. Thank you for sharing your SEMA experience.
Again, how can Sarah not have 1 M subs? She is funny, creative, persistent, witty, capable and informative as she does these amazing builds.
Sarah, I watch your builds because of your attention to the small details. So thank you. Keep up the great work!
Stay safe out there Sarah shit gonna get scary.
Thank our Sarah. You do it right and we all will enjoy the process.
The tip of using paint marker to replicate tracer marking on wire is wonderful. Cpecibo.
You are the bomb! Yours are the videos I most look forward to. I am also a little OCD but unfortunately not in a productive way (as you are). This is a fantastic project car!
My junior high school shop teacher 55 years ago said not to put the drill key on a lanyard lest you forget to take it off from around your neck and turn on the drill press, smashing your face into the tool. It's amazing what you remember and forget when you're old.
Nice bouquet of roses! They go so well with the Toyota wire ties!
Sarcastic Sarah is my favorite. Also love the Futurama references. Really looking forward to seeing you drive this beast when it's done.
I have to say I'm in no hurry to see this conclude, you keep on doing it right. At the end of the process you're the one who will drive it, it needs to be done your way. Love your work and thank you for your service. Have a great day and cheers!!😁❤👌
Sarah,you do very nice work your attention to detail and your ability to find these obsolete parts is amazing. One tool I think would help you out and make you life easier is a label maker that prints on heat shrink tube being that you do a fair bit of wiring…
Your attention to detail is what makes this car so cool. Previous owner of '77 and an '82. Loved those cars great choice for such a build. Really enjoy your videos.
Clever lady and a comedian to boot. X
I love the car and mod’s but in no rush to hear it as I know when it’s complete it will be truly amazing!!! 💚💚💚🇨🇦
I will say this Army veteran is impressed with your OCD when it comes to this sort of thing. If all USAF mechanics are on your level, the airmen who fly are in great hands!
Yeah, no need to rush. It already looks great. The final product is going to be sooooo nice!!!
You're just awesome. This car is a testament to attention to detail and it's so satisfying.
Love the way you have turned your passion for cars and OCD into amazing projects.
Those brackets are so OEM+. What an extravaganza. BJOETIFUL.
When I want to know how to "do it right", I check out your channel.....I use the knowledge I gain on my corvette I am fixing up.
I´m coming to Tucson from Sweden next summer visiting family with my family. Would love to see the Celica and Mr Dos for real!
Amazing attention to detail. So jealous of her and people in general who can be so patient and have this knowledge and ability.
Love the Nibbler reference and extremely clever hack with the dry erase marker.
Thank you, that was the best sneeze I have seen in a while.
Thankyou for your service in the Air force. If I was flying a fighter plane, I would be happy to know you did the service on it. Your attention to detail is turned to 11. Having worked in the industry for 4 decades and seeing how other slap things together, then having to sort out problems they made, just putting that black line on a white wire is 11 quality work.
Tech tip, place a rare earth magnet on the side of the drill press, the chuck key now has an easy and secure place to call home.
Tech tip, attach a magnet to the motor housing of your drill press, makes a perfect holder for the chuck key. Choose a magnetic strip and you can fit more stuff on there.
Before retiring, I worked on a program that was shut down & the computer hard drives had to be destroyed. I volunteered to take them apart and got to keep all the magnets. One of those magnets sticks to the top of my drill press & holds my chuck key. Of course neodymium magnets can be purchased too LOL.
It is amazing the little nuances and details that we find important in projects like this! Entire new engine but the green tie has to be accurate. I do this myself... Oh the little things...
Another Thursday made great by Sarah releasing a Celica video! You are quite skilled in fabricobbling yourself. Charlie must be proud. Great work and thank you. ~WilPaul
My tip for not losing your chuck key...... Put it in the chuck hand tight every time you remove a drill bit. I started doing this about 10 years ago and haven't lost it since, the spare I bought because I used to lose them is still in it's packaging.....somewhere 😆😆
Damn straight on wire ties. I love the " ya. I'm pretty sure it's stock " look.
Thank you for finally tying your hair back when using the drill press. Scalping is a very bad injury.😵💫
Love the detail and don’t rush the project for YT we will be here for completion and some more…
....and you go above and beyond, yet again! This is why I religiously watch your videos. You work to a standard that is rarely seen on TH-cam. You deserve way more subscribers than you have.
Love your consistent attention to detail and thoughtful process!
You and your skills are just amazing!! And,how you find the non existent OEM parts is amazing!! 👍👍
Love the Nibbler and Bender drops, and glad you didn't Fry the electronics to make it a trifecta :) Also, it is so cool to see a TH-camr pitching their own products that they poured their heart and soul into, rather than "greens" or a VPN. In fact, I think I'll have to buy some.
I'm thoroughly enjoying the details here. Love the journey as much as the destination
Toyota needs to shout you out for the level of JDMness you kept.
I am just in awe sometimes watching this woman work!! This is what happens when you are good ant what you do and like doing it at the same time! ☺👍🏼
I need to take a page out of your book when I'm working on cars and clean all the parts really well. I love working on stuff, but I hate being dirty.
For the chuck key just use a magnet on the press somewhere convenient. Love the videos.....
10:27 no hairy cardboard here!!! ❤❤❤
Life is just perfect when you hear a "Click" ...... great Fab work Sarah
Sarah, I keep my drill press chuck key on a larger magnet simply stuck to the side of the press. Not that a lanyard wouldn't work, but when you need it it fully free in your hand. I've been watching this series because a 76 hatchback Celica was one of my first and favorite vehicles. Appreciate your content. No matter how long this takes I'm in this to watch you road course this.
Almost 700k Subs !
Congrats Sarah !
She’ll be at a million sometime in 2025 I predict!
Sarah you couldn't rush even if you wanted to rush. Not in your nature, We like you just the way you are. Steady on!
Love the metal werk montage, and the old tv video play back. 👍🏻
😂😂😂 bundle of ‘potential’
My aircraft mechanic brain got that one right away.
Put a magnet on the body of the drill press and stick the chuck key to it when you're done with it...
Your last comment about hurrying the project for you tube likes I for one don’t want you to rush it your pace is just fine I love watching your attention to detail on this and all your builds keep doing what you’re doing 👍.