Whatever life throws at u Steph we won’t EVER get sick of ya content ,your human not a robot and we watch ya channel cause we like YOU 😘don’t ever forget it
I had an Austin A55 MkII Cambridge in Grampian Grey, I didn't like it at first but it soon grew on me. I sold it to a friend about 15 years ago & he's still got it.
I have got to get back to work on " Rosie " my Minor, I went through a patch when I couldn't get myself going on it, but hopefully work will resume again now, May I say how good you are looking Steph, well-done girl.
Hello Steph, how good to see you and Kev once again in the garage. So enjoyable! Life has been challenging for you recently (as you have explained) and it is "getting through those days" at your own pace which really matters!! Best wishes from Lincolnshire.
lovely, jus lovely. always enjoy going to the garage. also, i always say, " squirrel" wen something is distracting, but no one seems to understand!!!!!!!!
Great video. Bodywork is so time consuming. It takes as long as it takes unfortunately. Over on my channel I've been stripping my b gt to bare metal as it has had several paint jobs in the past and it was peeling off in several places not to mention the engine bay being painted in hamerite which I've just finished stripping and painting. 👍👍
Doing a lovely job with the prep work, you're most of the way to the finish.... of the paintwork anyway. It's great lo see these old relics getting so much TLC. I hope to see them stay on the road for a long time
Another great video Steph, great to see Kevin always impressed with his enthusiasm and knowledge. Also great to see how the classic car community helps each other out. Definitely a labour of love but is going to give so much pleasure once finished
A great update video and the grey colour very nice l am watching another series of videos on a restoration on another car the famous million mile Lexus LS400 which is basically all body work the engine has not been removed and
Might be an idea for Kev to slow down.There are no prizes for hurrying on this- whenever the pressure is on try going in the opposite direction 'cos the quality of final finish & your satisfaction with it are the only important factors here.
Good to see both you and Kevin making good progress on your cars - I like the look of the badges on the back of the MGC - will truly stand out on the road or at a show highlighting the uniqueness and rarity of the car.
Very well done this one. The big takeaway for me is that life indeed along with unforeseen circumstances can result in priority changes. For 'off job' or personal time projects with fewer people involved it's sometimes better to have 'target' dates for milestones or activities rather than the dreaded deadlines. Things happen and we all have unplanned events that need dealing with. As you mention a deadline may be achievable but at a cost in budget or quality and often both. Requiring rework and even greater cost. Many thanks for sharing.
wonderful video and please don't stress life is very crazy from time to time and we are all Human and can only do so much at a time and I always enjoy watching your video's and you and Kevin have reignited my love for classic car's big time and it's a big thankyou two for this and on the hunt for a classic car and I hope from the 1960's.
Despite life's trials Kev and yourself have done well to get this MG to this stage. She will look good in grey I am sure and BTW I think there are more than three shades of 'British Racing Green'. It's a nice colour but you can find a good number of cars in that colour (BRG) so Kev I think you have chosen well and yes the red seats will go well with the grey. What a bonus in finding that template Kev as you say it would have been a nightmare to drill all those holes without it. Just a suggestion Kev; yes clean out the garage but why not put some clear sheeting around all the shelves and bench when spraying? Thank you Steph for this update, much appreciated. 👍👍
Yes, am hoping to make Rustival 2 as really enjoyed the first one. Well done and congrats on the TV part, more to come? Keep up the great work on the MGC, great to see how it's coming along and will look stunning in grey with red interior. Look forward to seeing updates on the Triumph when you have rime too. All the best and hope to see you at Rustival 2
@@kevinhirst4108Hi Kev love your vids with Steph , I supply Studbolts to the North Sea Oil Industry which are mostly zinc plated or HDG ( Hot Dipped Galvanised ) or PTFE coated , no cadmium has been used for years, plating using this method used cyanide which is highly toxic this is one of the reasons for banning this method .
Whatever life throws at u Steph we won’t EVER get sick of ya content ,your human not a robot and we watch ya channel cause we like YOU 😘don’t ever forget it
I'd absolutely second that
Just my 2 cents😊
Are you the squirrel that distracted her outside the garage? ❤
Good to see Kev back on the channel - lovely subtle choice of colour
Excellent Steph, thanks for the updates. Looking forward to seeing the car finished. Kev's doing an awesome job. 🙂👍
I had an Austin A55 MkII Cambridge in Grampian Grey, I didn't like it at first but it soon grew on me. I sold it to a friend about 15 years ago & he's still got it.
I have got to get back to work on " Rosie " my Minor, I went through a patch when I couldn't get myself going on it, but hopefully work will resume again now, May I say how good you are looking Steph, well-done girl.
The patience to do this kind of work is incredible, certainly not for everyone and why it's so expensive.
You’re both obviously working hard! We Enjoying the content as usual! And best of luck going forward! Watch out for those pesky squirrels! 🤣❤👍
Hello Steph, how good to see you and Kev once again in the garage. So enjoyable! Life has been challenging for you recently (as you have explained) and it is "getting through those days" at your own pace which really matters!! Best wishes from Lincolnshire.
lovely, jus lovely. always enjoy going to the garage. also, i always say, " squirrel" wen something is distracting, but no one seems to understand!!!!!!!!
Great video.
Bodywork is so time consuming.
It takes as long as it takes unfortunately.
Over on my channel I've been stripping my b gt to bare metal as it has had several paint jobs in the past and it was peeling off in several places not to mention the engine bay being painted in hamerite which I've just finished stripping and painting. 👍👍
Doing a lovely job with the prep work, you're most of the way to the finish.... of the paintwork anyway. It's great lo see these old relics getting so much TLC. I hope to see them stay on the road for a long time
Nancy just keeps going even after 2 heart transplants 😂
good to see you steph !
Always good to see you Steph. ❤
“I got distracted by a squirrel outside” relatable TBH.
Amazing Steph
Another great video Steph, great to see Kevin always impressed with his enthusiasm and knowledge. Also great to see how the classic car community helps each other out.
Definitely a labour of love but is going to give so much pleasure once finished
A great update video and the grey colour very nice l am watching another series of videos on a restoration on another car the famous million mile Lexus LS400 which is basically all body work the engine has not been removed and
Thanks for the update Steph.
Might be an idea for Kev to slow down.There are no prizes for hurrying on this- whenever the pressure is on try going in the opposite direction 'cos the quality of final finish & your satisfaction with it are the only important factors here.
Indeed, it's finished when it's finished! Many thanks for your comments 👍 they mean a lot 👍 have a great weekend 😎😎😎
Good to see both you and Kevin making good progress on your cars - I like the look of the badges on the back of the MGC - will truly stand out on the road or at a show highlighting the uniqueness and rarity of the car.
Another great video 👍
Looking forward to seeing the Moggie engine swap.
What do you think of the Morris Minor 2025? Taking retro looks too far?
Very well done this one. The big takeaway for me is that life indeed along with unforeseen circumstances can result in priority changes. For 'off job' or personal time projects with fewer people involved it's sometimes better to have 'target' dates for milestones or activities rather than the dreaded deadlines. Things happen and we all have unplanned events that need dealing with. As you mention a deadline may be achievable but at a cost in budget or quality and often both. Requiring rework and even greater cost. Many thanks for sharing.
Kev sounds kinda' like a Newcastler. Am I far off?
I could be offended sir! However I love folk from up there! I'm a proud Yorkshire man though! Many thanks for your comments 👍👍 enjoy the series 😎
Really enjoyed this video Steph. Thank you 💜🇬🇧
wonderful video and please don't stress life is very crazy from time to time and we are all Human and can only do so much at a time and I always enjoy watching your video's and you and Kevin have reignited my love for classic car's big time and it's a big thankyou two for this and on the hunt for a classic car and I hope from the 1960's.
Very interesting,, hope the final paint goes well.
Despite life's trials Kev and yourself have done well to get this MG to this stage. She will look good in grey I am sure and BTW I think there are more than three shades of 'British Racing Green'. It's a nice colour but you can find a good number of cars in that colour (BRG) so Kev I think you have chosen well and yes the red seats will go well with the grey. What a bonus in finding that template Kev as you say it would have been a nightmare to drill all those holes without it. Just a suggestion Kev; yes clean out the garage but why not put some clear sheeting around all the shelves and bench when spraying? Thank you Steph for this update, much appreciated. 👍👍
That's a very good idea 💡 thanks for your help 😊😊
Always great watch and look forward to your videos
Colne Classics are in Clacton Essex.
Indeed and they are very helpful 😃😃😃
Thank you!
Did Kev have a one scene, brief speaking part in The Jetty?
Indeed well spotted sir! 🎥🎬📽️😎😎😎 Thanks for your comments hope you enjoy the series, are you going to Rustaval 🤔🤔
Yes, am hoping to make Rustival 2 as really enjoyed the first one. Well done and congrats on the TV part, more to come?
Keep up the great work on the MGC, great to see how it's coming along and will look stunning in grey with red interior. Look forward to seeing updates on the Triumph when you have rime too. All the best and hope to see you at Rustival 2
great......
Not Cadium this is illegal as far as I know, looks like Nickel Plated with gold passivate
I've no idea? Just thought it was cadmium plating? Thanks for the update 👍
@@kevinhirst4108Hi Kev love your vids with Steph , I supply Studbolts to the North Sea Oil Industry which are mostly zinc plated or HDG ( Hot Dipped Galvanised ) or PTFE coated , no cadmium has been used for years, plating using this method used cyanide which is highly toxic this is one of the reasons for banning this method .
I was worried when Cadmium was mentioned, hopefully it was some other plating.