People would buy a ticket just purely because you worked on the car and saw you fixing it. Also because they can get a car cheap from a ticket! I certainly would buy tickets.
Love to see your obvious passion and skills put to good use saving these wrecks from the crusher and giving them a new lease of life on a budget. Your hard work and down to earth attitude makes you my favourite TH-cam mechanic. Get those tickets going!
It’s so good to see that you genuinely enjoy doing these videos, on another note, I would definitely buy a ticket not only because it would be a mad cheap car but it would’ve been fixed by you
I love the way practically every start to every video is the flat battery on the latest task. Does make me laugh to hear your genuine surprise and anger each time 😅
Really enjoy the variety of cars you are getting at the moment. It's nice to see one or two normal cars mixed in with the special ones. I would buy tickets to win a car, especially if priced right, would be quite exciting. And, as others have commented, it would be pretty unique to own a car you have worked on.
Hi Dean, just wanted to say this was a great accidentally comedic video! I laughed when you dropped the steering wheel, but pissed myself with those Rear springs 😂 - congrats on reaching 100K, and you totally deserve it for being an actual technical repair guy! On the ticket note, I'd do it just as a laugh but only if it was making you a bit of profit that you can put back into the channel rather than you making any loss! Keep it up mate and absolutely loving the content - Cheers!
To answer your question regarding the Ticket, I would go ahead and buy one as I know it’s been repaired by you, I’ve been watching your videos for a while now and it’s always great to see how you go about fixing, repairing your cars. Keep up the great work.
I'd do what Ellie said, buy the kit for the third seat. After that get the door done and you've got one very nice Audi, plus you know what's been done to it Dean.
Yes I'd buy a ticket or two. Great videos keep up the great work. I'm no mechanic but can definitely break a car so interesting to see you fix them up.
If it would be some kind of VAG product being raffled off, no matter if it's a little Ibiza or a not-so-little R32 or Q7, I would probably get a ticket, even just to support the channel. Also, there is one other VW product with 3 isofix mounts in 2nd row, but it certainly isn't as fancy as the Q7: The Sharan. Yep, it's a minivan. But it can also tow 4000lbs, and the facelift version of the first generation (2001-2010, also referred to as SGA2) also has the absolutely indestructible 131hp ASZ-PD-TDI with the equally solid 6 gear manual in it, although that generation unfortunately also shares some of its electronics, including most of its software, with the Phaeton, unfortunately making it rather prone to wierd electrical glitches and software hiccups, such as that hideous factory car alarm randomly coming on and not shutting off again, or the power windows getting stuck (thankfully they usually do so in the closed position), so if you do buy a 2001-2010 model, better get a good VCDS cable and a copy of the wiring diagrams. You're gonna need them more than once. Otherwise, the SGA2s are probably the best in terms of reliability, but the worst when it comes to rust and electrical glitches, though they will almost never leave you stranded, even with all kinds of electrical troubles. The 2nd. generation (SGA/SA3, 2010-present) also looks half decent, and came with the 2.0TDIs, including the powerful and relatively reliable CFGC with 177hp. But if you do decide to get any Sharan, get a diesel. The VR6, V6 or the higher power TSI models might seem tempting, but, in my experience, the gassers are just not very well suited to a low-revving, torque-heavy 4400lbs minivan, and will either be unreliable due to being run WAY outside their normal RPM and torque ranges, which they might see in something like a Passat, A4 or Golf, or get horrible gas milage, and they often just don't drive that much better than their TDI equivalents. Gassers just lack the low-down torque, and 240hp at 6000RPM don't do a whole lot for this kind of vehicle, while over 300nm at only 1900RPM really gets things moving. 2200lbs minivans are the sort of thing the 1.9 and 2.0TDI were made for, and those feel right at home in there, sometimes running for 600k miles or more, with their end usually being the van around them rusting out and going to the junk.
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People would buy a ticket just purely because you worked on the car and saw you fixing it. Also because they can get a car cheap from a ticket! I certainly would buy tickets.
Apparently you can retro fit an isofix system. Might be an interesting upgrade to do to the Q7
Love to see your obvious passion and skills put to good use saving these wrecks from the crusher and giving them a new lease of life on a budget. Your hard work and down to earth attitude makes you my favourite TH-cam mechanic. Get those tickets going!
It’s so good to see that you genuinely enjoy doing these videos, on another note, I would definitely buy a ticket not only because it would be a mad cheap car but it would’ve been fixed by you
I love the way practically every start to every video is the flat battery on the latest task. Does make me laugh to hear your genuine surprise and anger each time 😅
Really enjoy the variety of cars you are getting at the moment. It's nice to see one or two normal cars mixed in with the special ones. I would buy tickets to win a car, especially if priced right, would be quite exciting. And, as others have commented, it would be pretty unique to own a car you have worked on.
Hi Dean, just wanted to say this was a great accidentally comedic video! I laughed when you dropped the steering wheel, but pissed myself with those Rear springs 😂 - congrats on reaching 100K, and you totally deserve it for being an actual technical repair guy! On the ticket note, I'd do it just as a laugh but only if it was making you a bit of profit that you can put back into the channel rather than you making any loss! Keep it up mate and absolutely loving the content - Cheers!
To answer your question regarding the Ticket, I would go ahead and buy one as I know it’s been repaired by you, I’ve been watching your videos for a while now and it’s always great to see how you go about fixing, repairing your cars. Keep up the great work.
I would buy a ticket or two. At least you know what you're getting and can see what has been done. Nice one mate, keep them coming!
I’ll never understand why manufacturers use wheel bolts instead of studs and nuts.
Dean, I would definitely buy a ticket for any of your cars, your work is top notch and keep the videos coming. Top bloke!
I'd do what Ellie said, buy the kit for the third seat. After that get the door done and you've got one very nice Audi, plus you know what's been done to it Dean.
100percent would buy tickets because you show your work and you do it properly and don't boj job it, great channel
Awesome that you want Q7 mk2, same here. Looking forward for more videos with Q7.
Yes I'd buy a ticket or two. Great videos keep up the great work. I'm no mechanic but can definitely break a car so interesting to see you fix them up.
If it would be some kind of VAG product being raffled off, no matter if it's a little Ibiza or a not-so-little R32 or Q7, I would probably get a ticket, even just to support the channel. Also, there is one other VW product with 3 isofix mounts in 2nd row, but it certainly isn't as fancy as the Q7: The Sharan. Yep, it's a minivan. But it can also tow 4000lbs, and the facelift version of the first generation (2001-2010, also referred to as SGA2) also has the absolutely indestructible 131hp ASZ-PD-TDI with the equally solid 6 gear manual in it, although that generation unfortunately also shares some of its electronics, including most of its software, with the Phaeton, unfortunately making it rather prone to wierd electrical glitches and software hiccups, such as that hideous factory car alarm randomly coming on and not shutting off again, or the power windows getting stuck (thankfully they usually do so in the closed position), so if you do buy a 2001-2010 model, better get a good VCDS cable and a copy of the wiring diagrams. You're gonna need them more than once. Otherwise, the SGA2s are probably the best in terms of reliability, but the worst when it comes to rust and electrical glitches, though they will almost never leave you stranded, even with all kinds of electrical troubles. The 2nd. generation (SGA/SA3, 2010-present) also looks half decent, and came with the 2.0TDIs, including the powerful and relatively reliable CFGC with 177hp. But if you do decide to get any Sharan, get a diesel. The VR6, V6 or the higher power TSI models might seem tempting, but, in my experience, the gassers are just not very well suited to a low-revving, torque-heavy 4400lbs minivan, and will either be unreliable due to being run WAY outside their normal RPM and torque ranges, which they might see in something like a Passat, A4 or Golf, or get horrible gas milage, and they often just don't drive that much better than their TDI equivalents. Gassers just lack the low-down torque, and 240hp at 6000RPM don't do a whole lot for this kind of vehicle, while over 300nm at only 1900RPM really gets things moving. 2200lbs minivans are the sort of thing the 1.9 and 2.0TDI were made for, and those feel right at home in there, sometimes running for 600k miles or more, with their end usually being the van around them rusting out and going to the junk.
Yep I would buy a ticket mate, Great videos, Keep them coming Dean!
I would definitely buy tickets it’s a great idea and ps love the content keep them coming 👍
i think the concensus is the ticket idea looks promising,,any update on when the TVR is going to make an appearance Dean,??
Definitely go the raffle route, to win any car for a small outlay is just a bonus to the entertainment you provide with your videos.