Keep them coming guys, never a dull moment. I think I and many others have seen all your vids and it's great to see Chris getting on the camera a lot more these days. This little Colt's going to be a nice little earner.
Never ever seen one of those before Rob. I am renaming this video...Rob and the Genius fix a little gem. The best thing that ever happened to this site was the two of you getting together....long may it continue. Cheers, Bob
Yes the variety is good thanks, I used to have a standard CZ1 Colt lovely little car the engine was described as turbine smooth in an review I read before buying it back in 2013 & it was fault free for 6 years until it got damp in the dash console & the cluster went haywire possibly a soldered joint that needed re-doing ended up selling it - nearly fell of my chair when you said £500 for the part but I think you will find one given a bit of time & easily double your money I would think.....I did get a bit lost when Chris explained how he tested it but that's my being a bit thick to be honest
This reminds me of last year, 2020, me and my ex partners dad went halves on a 2008 VW Golf Match Diesel and the guy was selling it as it had a gear linkage relay lever problem and a cracked windscreen, original price of £650 but we got it for £450, took it to VW who charged £113 to get the new gear linkage relay installed and £70 to get it transported to the garage. After we had it repaired, we cleaned it ourselves and advertised it for £2000, we had loads of interest and got the full asking price for it. Very clean MOT with the last three MOT’s with no advisories, a tonne of paperwork and just over 169,000 miles which was pretty much all motorway mileage. Cracking car and was a good moneymaker
You guys bring back so many memories when you visit Kent autos. In my teens I spent many a day in scrap yards, this was in the days of scrapyards being just a load of cars stacked four high and having to climb up and get your own parts. If I had to do an unfamiliar job on my car I would go and do it on a scrap car first to see how it was done.I was once bitten by a scrap yard dog and used this to chip him on trhe price of the bits. Keep up the great content you two. Take care.
Cracking wee buy guys. Won’t be long until you get it sorted. Loved the narration from Chris about the relay and how to jump it. Found it very interesting and helpful!
This is what I love. Rob gets an Instagram message for something a bit different, and heads away to get it straight away. So much variety on the channel. Brilliant!
Nice to realize around 630pm I hadnt checked in and find a nice new video -- your stuff cheers up so many people of an evening - how great to see that roof working !
I wondered if the osf door had been replaced at some stage as there is writing on the door panel ... you don't normally get writing on a panel which sort of indicates that the door and operating controls inside the door have been damaged and a second hand door has been sourced. I reckon the motor in the door was broken at the same time and it wasn't replaced, which is why there was a piece of wood holding up the window... I don't think the accident was reported as it was an older person involved and might have affected his driving or his insurance
Thanks for another great video, It's good to see and hear more of Chris now he's warming up to the camera. Don't throw that chunk of wood out you might need that if you buy a car to rob the parts from L.O.L. I guess the other thing is there may not be many of them around if that parts 500 quid, maybe you got a get out of jail with a profit card selling it to somebody else that maybe needing other parts for theirs. Take care guys.
The term 'Jack of all Trades' gets thrown about these days but Chris is the epitome of it. He reminds me of my old next door neighbour who would fix your car, rewire your electrics and then plumb your washing machine in. Well done Guys, a video every evening or two is great going, and the content is getting that bit better every video.
The visual of Chris sitting in a car the size of his right shoes as the roof does it's thing is one I will cherish for a long time - especially because of the look on his face. Brilliant. 😂😂😂
I had a Z30 colt when new (fleet car thankfully), got a 1.5 diesel semi auto, would have got a czc but no automatic option. Needless to say the transmission was the biggest problem as it stopped going into reverse, dealers were rubbish didn't get fixed and I gave it back to fleet and have had Skoda and VWs ever since, got to love a good independent specialists as an owner.
I got one of these Colts for my girlfriend a few years back as a first car. Great little cars but because the window drops as you pull the handle it gets a hell of a lot of wear on it. The runner eventually fell off it and the window nearly dropped and smashed. I think I chucked some cable ties and sealant down there before we traded it in 👍
Rob/Chris what a cracking little motor. somebody is going to get a cracking motor once it's all done. Good luck getting the window regulator. Chris is a man of many talents.
That baby colt is one cute little car! I really think it’s a cool little puddle jumper! I would like to have one like it for a while. It looks to be in beautiful condition. I hope you can find the window parts and get it going again. It’s going to be a great car for someone! The closest thing I can get to that car here in the states is a little Geo Metro convertible. (It’s a Suzuki Swift).
What a cracking little video. Interest all the way. Chris nicely involved and problems that most DIY people could deal with...wish I was in the UK because I would deffinately be trying to buy it and I would offer the cost of a new regulator to boot! but here in Cyprus Keep up the good work chaps........Pat (in Cyprus)
Hello Rob and Chris. Another great video and nice to hear and see Chris working out what was wrong. He really is very good at explaining his methods of working things out. Will be interesting to see how this pans out. Thank you for taking the time to upload another video. Ged
Low mileage isn't always good, we bought a seven year old panda that only had 4 .5 k miles , owned by a lady only did 600 miles a year, it never really went very well, we sold it with 19 k on it 3 years later but reving better after I thrashed it a bit !
Another great video. And you remain cheerful and positive despite the problems and don't rubbish the seller. Just unsubscribed from another channel because of the way he spoke about his customers and his language. Well done again.
The pick up was a real nice summer night You are making the right choice with not painting I do my own painting and it’s not just the paint you have to buy it’s all the incidentals that you need which all add up to the cost And your painter gives you such good pricing and does such a good job I only paint because it is so expensive here to get small jobs done That is a very very nice little car and it’s a Mitsubishi, my favourite 👍👍👍
Love the rarities, great how Chris explains the technical side of things. You guys work so hard. Would love to see you tackle a Japanese import (which is what I thought this was)! God bless🙏
Nice little motor that! If it helps, those Colts share a lot of components with Mercedes/Smart, it might be worth seeing if the regulator is the same as that of an SLK/CLK
I admit I have done the exact same thing with a piece of timber to hold up electric windows, I’ve used pieces of cardboard wedged between the glass and the seal as a bodge before I can get time to fully bodge it will a block of wood 🤣
Wow, bet you haven’t many cars where the spare parts were going to be pricier than the car purchase price. Nice that Chris is talking more and gaining mic confidence. Big up the Sittingbourne massive!
Hi Rob i have the 1.1 version of this car they are the most reliable cars on Earth , seriously Timing Chain Engine on it , mine i paid £600 for and it now had 115 thousand on the clock starts every time but they are not worth a lot , mine is a 2007 version only can get offers of £350 for it even though it has MOT to Feb 2022 and has 4 good tyres on it , the only thing is the clutch is starting to judder a bit and the brakes will need changing but if i spend the £600 to get a new clutch and brake pads/discs on it then it will last another 5 years no problem , so i may just keep it if that E10 rubbish dont kill it lol
Hi Rob and Chris, something different, tidy little convertible car and unusual. Nice and cheap purchase that should return a profit and be a good buy for someone.cheers, Alex.
Rob chris.. please get Mike's!! Trying to watch this with my kids asleep and it's a volume up and down festival! Love your content. Sweet little car. How clever are those tops! Cheers boys.
Really enjoy the videos when you guys buy a cheap motor and try and turn it around quickly. Hope you find a window regulator quickly and get the Colt sorted for sale
One of your best ever, great technical insight from Chris and suspense from Rob in the jungle, I’m going to need some bits for a Colt so thanks for finding one at Kent autos. Couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw what was holding the window up, have you seen the price of wood lately?
that is a nice little colt and chris is a guenius i know a few guys good around cars and chris is in a league of his own as he knows his stuff your lucky to have him as your right hand man rob you both make a good team
Omg that was brilliant guys,chris is so much better than he thinks behind and in front of the camera,when he ficked to the door panel and then to the door with the wood in the door I p##sed myself laughing just brilliant👏👏well done chris,will make a great car when you eventually sort it out,can you do an quick update in the next video on the camper,the black Nissan van,the rs the golf,the welfare van and the giveaway car that I dont recall you saying it was sorted ,you had picked someone and it has gone etc unless I missed it,cheers guys look forward to the next one
Chris the car genius amazes me with his auto knowledge, things that terrify me Chris nonchalantly gets down to it and with a bit of tweaking he’s got it sorted, another great post guys
This is a cute little car, it looks in great condition for its age, it’s unusual for a Japanese car to have electrical faults, or in fact any faults, nice to hear Chris diagnosing the problems❤️
The Colts were made in Europe in the same place as the MB Smart Car and Early A Class, some parts in the Colt are labeled Mercedes, The Japanese Colt looks similar but is different and nicer.
Hello Rob and Chris, another brilliant video,what a nice car this Mitsubishi Colt is and low mileage, second hand window regulators and it's happy days.
I had the a Focus convertible and the window regulators were about £600 for it. Its a shame that you don't have the faulty regulator as you can get repair kits for about £40. It might be worth keeping an eye out for a faulty one, as I am sure you would get it for very very little and rebuilding it
Also sorry to bother you again mate but a tip for the future , the Smart Forfour from the same era was a Mitsubishi colt in drag , made at same factory with same parts , i know this as years ago put new exhaust on my colt and the mechanic could not get a Mitsubishi one so ordered the Smart forfour one and it fitted like a glove , so you may have been able to get parts that way
Rob We love seeing all the other types of cars love the cheap car flips and tell chris its great to hear him speak now over what he is doing Great chanel guys Phil in stoke
It is a nice little car, but a shame that the bits you fetched could not tie it back together again. Well done to Chris for getting to the bottom of its troubles, but a challenge to find the bits at the right price. Still I guess you can set it aside and wait until the right price item comes available, convertibles sell better on the promise of spring than in the autumn. For the price you paid, it has some margin left for you to deal with its issue.
Had a colt sport for 5 years nippy little cars,the only bad thing about them is changing the front springs,you have to take the wiper motor out to undu the struts
Great video guys, lovely wee colt and great work by Chris on the electrics. Keep the videos coming please they are very entertaining and informative, till the next one guys take care 👍🇬🇧
I like to hear what Chris is telling us but it is very hard to hear sometimes when Chris gets into the detail. Is it an idea to give Chris a Bluetooth mic so that we can hear him to. I love the video's u make and the different cars u get.👍🙌👏
Inventive with the timber lol Pal of mine years ago who was always messing about with cars had one of those VW Jetta's and was using a wooden spoon as a gearstick lol Sadly not on this planet now but I still laugh at some of the things he or we'd get up to when we were a lot younger. Thanks again lads.
Had the same issue but bought the last "cheap" replacement on Ebay about a month ago for £150 (not cheap) thing is these cars can go for around £1500 in decent condition.
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Love it when Chris gets into the detail of the jobs, he is truly a man of many talents 🙌
This channel is basically the glory days of wheeler dealers with episodes like this. Love it!
In this video Chris being a total legend figuring things out and spending more time onscreen 👌
Something new every day! Chris and Rob, you have easily the most interesting spannering channel on the Tube.
Mitubishi, something else you've never had on the channel before, the variety continues. Lovely little motor though, it's unusual and different.
another great vid - im actually surprised Chris couldnt get the piece of wood working the window, such is his talent 😃
He fixed the wood so it grew roots and became a tree again
Keep them coming guys, never a dull moment. I think I and many others have seen all your vids and it's great to see Chris getting on the camera a lot more these days. This little Colt's going to be a nice little earner.
Chris reminds me of Ed China, an absolute genius with vehicles!
You can tell chris knows his stuff by working through it to find the problem, the piece of wood holding the glass up made me chuckle
Put the colt on the back burner ….they have the timber for it 🤣👍
Given the price of timber these days, that piece of wood should pay for the window regulator.
Never ever seen one of those before Rob. I am renaming this video...Rob and the Genius fix a little gem.
The best thing that ever happened to this site was the two of you getting together....long may it continue.
Cheers, Bob
Yes the variety is good thanks, I used to have a standard CZ1 Colt lovely little car the engine was described as turbine smooth in an review I read before buying it back in 2013 & it was fault free for 6 years until it got damp in the dash console & the cluster went haywire possibly a soldered joint that needed re-doing ended up selling it - nearly fell of my chair when you said £500 for the part but I think you will find one given a bit of time & easily double your money I would think.....I did get a bit lost when Chris explained how he tested it but that's my being a bit thick to be honest
Chris explains everything so well he is genius. 🤩
Chris is the ultimate professional without a doubt.
This reminds me of last year, 2020, me and my ex partners dad went halves on a 2008 VW Golf Match Diesel and the guy was selling it as it had a gear linkage relay lever problem and a cracked windscreen, original price of £650 but we got it for £450, took it to VW who charged £113 to get the new gear linkage relay installed and £70 to get it transported to the garage. After we had it repaired, we cleaned it ourselves and advertised it for £2000, we had loads of interest and got the full asking price for it. Very clean MOT with the last three MOT’s with no advisories, a tonne of paperwork and just over 169,000 miles which was pretty much all motorway mileage. Cracking car and was a good moneymaker
You guys bring back so many memories when you visit Kent autos. In my teens I spent many a day in scrap yards, this was in the days of scrapyards being just a load of cars stacked four high and having to climb up and get your own parts. If I had to do an unfamiliar job on my car I would go and do it on a scrap car first to see how it was done.I was once bitten by a scrap yard dog and used this to chip him on trhe price of the bits. Keep up the great content you two. Take care.
Cracking wee buy guys. Won’t be long until you get it sorted. Loved the narration from Chris about the relay and how to jump it. Found it very interesting and helpful!
This is what I love. Rob gets an Instagram message for something a bit different, and heads away to get it straight away. So much variety on the channel. Brilliant!
Nice to realize around 630pm I hadnt checked in and find a nice new video -- your stuff cheers up so many people of an evening - how great to see that roof working !
Im really glad chris is more confident in the videos now we all love you chris
Chris's knowledge is unbelievable, well done guys.
It’s great to see Chris getting more involved in the videos. Excellent channel guys, keep up the good work.
I wondered if the osf door had been replaced at some stage as there is writing on the door panel ... you don't normally get writing on a panel which sort of indicates that the door and operating controls inside the door have been damaged and a second hand door has been sourced. I reckon the motor in the door was broken at the same time and it wasn't replaced, which is why there was a piece of wood holding up the window... I don't think the accident was reported as it was an older person involved and might have affected his driving or his insurance
I wondered the same thing about the writing on the inside of the door. What did it even say? 'Blu...' something or other?
A lot of doors have writing in them
Thanks for another great video, It's good to see and hear more of Chris now he's warming up to the camera. Don't throw that chunk of wood out you might need that if you buy a car to rob the parts from L.O.L. I guess the other thing is there may not be many of them around if that parts 500 quid, maybe you got a get out of jail with a profit card selling it to somebody else that maybe needing other parts for theirs. Take care guys.
That's a cracking wee car! Never heard of them until now...19kmiles and £480!!! Surely you can't go wrong on this!!! Loving the "show"
The term 'Jack of all Trades' gets thrown about these days but Chris is the epitome of it. He reminds me of my old next door neighbour who would fix your car, rewire your electrics and then plumb your washing machine in. Well done Guys, a video every evening or two is great going, and the content is getting that bit better every video.
The visual of Chris sitting in a car the size of his right shoes as the roof does it's thing is one I will cherish for a long time - especially because of the look on his face. Brilliant.
😂😂😂
Thanks Chris for showing and explaining how the relay worked !!!!!!!!!
Great content from Chris. Clear explanation which makes it enjoyable
Always my never miss youtube channel, best workshop channel out there without doubt.
I had a Z30 colt when new (fleet car thankfully), got a 1.5 diesel semi auto, would have got a czc but no automatic option. Needless to say the transmission was the biggest problem as it stopped going into reverse, dealers were rubbish didn't get fixed and I gave it back to fleet and have had Skoda and VWs ever since, got to love a good independent specialists as an owner.
I got one of these Colts for my girlfriend a few years back as a first car. Great little cars but because the window drops as you pull the handle it gets a hell of a lot of wear on it. The runner eventually fell off it and the window nearly dropped and smashed. I think I chucked some cable ties and sealant down there before we traded it in 👍
Rob/Chris what a cracking little motor. somebody is going to get a cracking motor once it's all done.
Good luck getting the window regulator. Chris is a man of many talents.
Great job guys!, loved the diagnosis with Chris, well explained and presented👍
That baby colt is one cute little car! I really think it’s a cool little puddle jumper! I would like to have one like it for a while. It looks to be in beautiful condition. I hope you can find the window parts and get it going again. It’s going to be a great car for someone!
The closest thing I can get to that car here in the states is a little Geo Metro convertible. (It’s a Suzuki Swift).
What a cracking little video. Interest all the way. Chris nicely involved and problems that most DIY people could deal with...wish I was in the UK because I would deffinately be trying to buy it and I would offer the cost of a new regulator to boot! but here in Cyprus Keep up the good work chaps........Pat (in Cyprus)
Hello Rob and Chris. Another great video and nice to hear and see Chris working out what was wrong.
He really is very good at explaining his methods of working things out.
Will be interesting to see how this pans out.
Thank you for taking the time to upload another video. Ged
Chris is off and running! Watch out Rob, you’re not needed now! 😂
great to see Chris giving content to the videos . keep up the great work both of you
Low mileage isn't always good, we bought a seven year old panda that only had 4 .5 k miles , owned by a lady only did 600 miles a year, it never really went very well, we sold it with 19 k on it 3 years later but reving better after I thrashed it a bit !
Nice little cabriolet, the blue paint looks so nice too!
Another great video. And you remain cheerful and positive despite the problems and don't rubbish the seller. Just unsubscribed from another channel because of the way he spoke about his customers and his language. Well done again.
love the commitment to releasing this content for us all to watch, big props to you and keep it going because we all enjoy it!
The pick up was a real nice summer night
You are making the right choice with not painting
I do my own painting and it’s not just the paint you have to buy it’s all the incidentals that you need which all add up to the cost
And your painter gives you such good pricing and does such a good job
I only paint because it is so expensive here to get small jobs done
That is a very very nice little car and it’s a Mitsubishi, my favourite 👍👍👍
14:43 Rob: 'That car don't suit you, Sir...'
Chris: 'Not my colour.' :D :D
Love the rarities, great how Chris explains the technical side of things. You guys work so hard.
Would love to see you tackle a Japanese import (which is what I thought this was)!
God bless🙏
Of course Rob uses the forecourt glove at the pump and his knuckle on the coffee machine. Keeping his personal hygiene admin tidy, as ever.
Nice little motor that!
If it helps, those Colts share a lot of components with Mercedes/Smart, it might be worth seeing if the regulator is the same as that of an SLK/CLK
Another fantastic video. My favourite TH-cam channel by far.
Have you looked in the boot? Maybe the missing mechanism is there?
Great work sorting it out and your content Chris.. Cracking car Rob
Great video guys, nice to see Chris getting more involved with the video.
Be a nice little car for somebody
Great seeing more of Chris getting involved in production of videos, but Rob Please, can you buy him a radio mic 🎤
We don’t use mics sorry. Chris talks quiet 👍
@@sruk Then please sort it out and get Chris a loudhailer 🤣🤣🤣
I admit I have done the exact same thing with a piece of timber to hold up electric windows, I’ve used pieces of cardboard wedged between the glass and the seal as a bodge before I can get time to fully bodge it will a block of wood 🤣
Lovely little pootler.
I was half expecting you to run into David Attenborough out in those "woods".
Wow, bet you haven’t many cars where the spare parts were going to be pricier than the car purchase price.
Nice that Chris is talking more and gaining mic confidence.
Big up the Sittingbourne massive!
Hi Rob i have the 1.1 version of this car they are the most reliable cars on Earth , seriously Timing Chain Engine on it , mine i paid £600 for and it now had 115 thousand on the clock starts every time but they are not worth a lot , mine is a 2007 version only can get offers of £350 for it even though it has MOT to Feb 2022 and has 4 good tyres on it , the only thing is the clutch is starting to judder a bit and the brakes will need changing but if i spend the £600 to get a new clutch and brake pads/discs on it then it will last another 5 years no problem , so i may just keep it if that E10 rubbish dont kill it lol
Hi Rob and Chris, something different, tidy little convertible car and unusual. Nice and cheap purchase that should return a profit and be a good buy for someone.cheers, Alex.
Great content guys, loving the videos of late. No end to Chris' genius!! Brilliant channel.
Rob chris.. please get Mike's!! Trying to watch this with my kids asleep and it's a volume up and down festival! Love your content. Sweet little car. How clever are those tops! Cheers boys.
Edit...I see earlier you dont use them. Sorry to repeat previous comments!
@@damianfuller74 we use our mobile phones to record 👍
Really enjoy the videos when you guys buy a cheap motor and try and turn it around quickly. Hope you find a window regulator quickly and get the Colt sorted for sale
One of your best ever, great technical insight from Chris and suspense from Rob in the jungle, I’m going to need some bits for a Colt so thanks for finding one at Kent autos. Couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw what was holding the window up, have you seen the price of wood lately?
that is a nice little colt and chris is a guenius i know a few guys good around cars and chris is in a league of his own as he knows his stuff your lucky to have him as your right hand man rob you both make a good team
Nice little project - hope the window regulator shows up! I can’t believe how many of those I have changed and they are cheap ! Usually ! 👍🇨🇦
Omg that was brilliant guys,chris is so much better than he thinks behind and in front of the camera,when he ficked to the door panel and then to the door with the wood in the door I p##sed myself laughing just brilliant👏👏well done chris,will make a great car when you eventually sort it out,can you do an quick update in the next video on the camper,the black Nissan van,the rs the golf,the welfare van and the giveaway car that I dont recall you saying it was sorted ,you had picked someone and it has gone etc unless I missed it,cheers guys look forward to the next one
Chris the car genius amazes me with his auto knowledge, things that terrify me Chris nonchalantly gets down to it and with a bit of tweaking he’s got it sorted, another great post guys
Love the videos, great to see Chris sharing his knowledge as well👍👍
Finally a colt! Been asking for one to see one for ages! The convertible turbo ones (CZCT) and CZTs are where the good moneys is in them!
Loved the diag with Chris, nice work as always lads!
This is a cute little car, it looks in great condition for its age, it’s unusual for a Japanese car to have electrical faults, or in fact any faults, nice to hear Chris diagnosing the problems❤️
The Colts were made in Europe in the same place as the MB Smart Car and Early A Class, some parts in the Colt are labeled Mercedes, The Japanese Colt looks similar but is different and nicer.
You should take the regulator out of the other door, then put a bit of wood in that one as well and call it a Limited addition. Hope this helps guys.
Hello Rob and Chris, another brilliant video,what a nice car this Mitsubishi Colt is and low mileage, second hand window regulators and it's happy days.
apsolutly love your content guys ! you always get some nice steals! finding some quirky cars at times to!
I had the a Focus convertible and the window regulators were about £600 for it. Its a shame that you don't have the faulty regulator as you can get repair kits for about £40. It might be worth keeping an eye out for a faulty one, as I am sure you would get it for very very little and rebuilding it
U pull York are breaking a c2c - no idea if the window regulator is still in it tho'. Hope that helps.
Hi Rob and Chris great video and lovely little car but can't wait for more fiesta st and finding out what else you've got up your sleeves!!! Thanks
Also sorry to bother you again mate but a tip for the future , the Smart Forfour from the same era was a Mitsubishi colt in drag , made at same factory with same parts , i know this as years ago put new exhaust on my colt and the mechanic could not get a Mitsubishi one so ordered the Smart forfour one and it fitted like a glove , so you may have been able to get parts that way
Love Chris’ explanation of what he did...particularly on the relay 👌🏼
Great to see/hear Chris doing a video!
Nice to see Chris doing some recording and saying what he is doing
Brilliant little car, that will sell no problem, love that blue colour. Chris is just a mechanical genius , can't wait for the next video.
Rob We love seeing all the other types of cars love the cheap car flips and tell chris its great to hear him speak now over what he is doing
Great chanel guys
Phil in stoke
Quirky little motor.
Glad you mentioned one of the golden rules of buying private second hand cars, never go to view in the dark 😉
Loving the screen time Chris is getting these days, great to watch him working.
Cable tied wood lol too funny
Nice little car. Mixing it up with Chris doing a bit of presenting and the variety of the content. 👍
Loving Chris-Cam.. More plz.. Explains things really well
Great detail from Chris in this video. Be nice to see more of this…
It is a nice little car, but a shame that the bits you fetched could not tie it back together again. Well done to Chris for getting to the bottom of its troubles, but a challenge to find the bits at the right price. Still I guess you can set it aside and wait until the right price item comes available, convertibles sell better on the promise of spring than in the autumn. For the price you paid, it has some margin left for you to deal with its issue.
Loving the variety Rob and great to see more of Chris in front of the camera 👌
Rob great little motor ! Chris is an absolute star ,he can definitely turn his hand to anything.
Had a colt sport for 5 years nippy little cars,the only bad thing about them is changing the front springs,you have to take the wiper motor out to undu the struts
19,000 miles is pretty good specially for a car in that condition and Chris is a man with many talents
Nice little project. Like the fault finding part 👍👍👍
Great video guys, lovely wee colt and great work by Chris on the electrics. Keep the videos coming please they are very entertaining and informative, till the next one guys take care 👍🇬🇧
I like to hear what Chris is telling us but it is very hard to hear sometimes when Chris gets into the detail.
Is it an idea to give Chris a Bluetooth mic so that we can hear him to.
I love the video's u make and the different cars u get.👍🙌👏
Inventive with the timber lol
Pal of mine years ago who was always messing about with cars had one of those VW Jetta's and was using a wooden spoon as a gearstick lol
Sadly not on this planet now but I still laugh at some of the things he or we'd get up to when we were a lot younger.
Thanks again lads.
'Something quite obvious, really...' Still laughing :) Thanks Chris
Had the same issue but bought the last "cheap" replacement on Ebay about a month ago for £150 (not cheap) thing is these cars can go for around £1500 in decent condition.
Loving the variety at the moment guys!