I did enjoy anything you posted so far and i like all your clips since you worked on paintless testarossa but now i know why i need to like all your clips & videos because of what it comes next and you gather so plenty parts & things for it.. Keep doing hard work you definitely will deserve to enjoy what you will build for yourself to use and for us to watch !!!
@@Ratarossa Hell ya we did! I still tell people about you, your TH-cam channel and how you gave me the nerve to do my belt change on my 355. I'm working now on a 964 Speedster project, wish me luck! I still have my Ratarossa sticker in my garage... 👍
Even though you are the King of being distracted by other projects I highly recommend you knuckle down and get this BBi project back onto a completion schedule. This will bring back some of your subscribers (like myself) who have wandered away over the last year or so while the BBi sat idle. Good luck and good restoring to you, Scott. Your audience has your back.
For dealing with the timber issues. Buy something called 7 star, or an equivalent rot protection product. Its treats for all types. Spray every bit of exposed timber and those around (keep doing until they don't absorb more) as it will migrate if you don't treat everything. If your able to remove the damaged sections, do it. If not If they are spongy use rot hardener and splice new timbers along side. Making sure to overlap the damaged areas by at least 1m each side over the length of the damage. Hope that makes sense and helps. Loving the content. Thanks
Great to have you back where you belong on TH-cam, Scott, and as an added treat, it's a BBi video too 🙂. That powder coating work is incredible! The BBi's engine is going to look better than brand new, just like the rest of this car once it's finished. You're doing fabulous work on it, and we really enjoy and appreciate being able to follow the progress, so thank you very much and please keep up the good work!
I have been doing a restoration on an old lotus for a few years now and can testify how time consuming and hard it can be at times. It takes dedication to see these projects through. Love your attention to detail mate, look forward to the next video.
solve the insect infestation and get someone to inspect the beam. last thing you want is come back to the storage unit and find the ceiling has come down on your projects!
I think you made it fairly obvious that one of the most critical things you need to care about when initially disassembling an engine, aside from taking plenty of photos, is to be fastidious about keeping your parts clean! Any residual dirt or grime not only looks terrible but it also risks being ground into any mating surfaces, which doesn't bode well for long-lasting oil tightness long after the job is done!
The problem with any restoration is how much time it actually takes compared to any time limit you set yourself,when I restored my Suzuki gt750 back in 2018,it took me 5 hours to strip it down,I took loads of photos for reference,so at the start of 2019 I had everything ready to build it back up,within a few days I had a rolling chassis which meant I can roll it in & out of my shed,but with one setback or another,it took another 9 months to have it all back together,just in time for Covid lockdown,so I had to wait another 3 months,once done,it’s been bloomin brilliant,but my point is it always takes longer that you plan.car looks absolutely amazing,just gotta keep going & the more you get done,the more it motivates you to finish it off
I love your video’s Scott, especially on the BBi. I can’t wrap my head around how you keep track of which parts, screws and bolts go where and manage to keep everything organized. Hats off!!
Great to have you back Scott. Onward and upward! Missed your videos. The effort you put in to your rebuild is incredible! Looking so forward to your colab with Ricky.
Thank you first of all, Icannot understand how anyone would or could do this to any high end car let alone a Ferrari it sickens me but fortunately people such as yourself have the passion to find them and restore them back to their glory. Thank u for sharing,keep up the great work
Been following you for years, can’t believe that you haven’t got more then 270 k followers! People really miss out on good content. Keep up with the good work! Looking forward to the next video.
QTechniq's stuff is top of the line. That powder coating crew know their stuff. Great to see this project progressing. The original owner should be very happy to know its in the best hands. And to know that he wasn't missing out on a quick flip for profit considering the amount of money and effort you've had to expend on it so far
So very happy to see you back Scott, and... on my favorite project. Need this one sorted to sell for a pile, and then go in one of several directions. Personally, I would get the Ratarossa convertible finished and in mint shape. Cheers!
Scott - you deserve so many more subscribers. You are truly an ambassador of the classic Ferrari world. Always appreciate and enjoy your videos. Cheers!
Great Video! Don’t paint the concrete floor. Just put some heavy duty pvc tiles like Duramat. I am sure a company like this would sponsor you and you could do a nice video. This transformed my garage.
Scott, you are obviously a complete masochist, but your heart is in the right place! When you (finally) finish this project you WILL have the world's best BBi. Flog it for half a mill and bog off to the Cayman Islands for a well-deserved holiday. Keep up the good work mate, cheers from a rather chilly Otford, Kent, UK.
This is still my favorite car on your channel. Reading about these in the Road & Track issues nearly 45 years ago in top speed shootouts or the Lamborghini Countach comparo's made me fall in love with the BB512's, then, there was this guy named Sammy Hagar who really drove it home just how cool these cars could be. Seeing them occasionally in the wild over the years has still kept this an aspirational car. Oh, and good luck with the termites!
A great update on the BBi Scott. Wow, that powder coating looks good. As for that dust from your roof beams, that may well be woodworm beetle attack. If you have lots of small holes in the timbers, that dust on your cars is proof they are live in the timbers. Hope that helps and never thought I'd be making comments like that on your channel!
I feel so teased! The whole time the covers were being done, I was looking forward to seeing how they exposed the bare logo and stripes, only to be denied! No worries though, happy to see you back with a new bbi video, one of my favorite cars, on one of my favorite channels!
I must say, you have better self control than I do since I would not have been able to resist powder coating the cam covers red (even though black is factory). I know it's a nut and bolt restoration, but red would have just made the engine bay pop so hard that I believe the Ferrari community would have given you a pass. Anyway, great to see this build progressing and keep up the awesome work!
A good powdercoater is like finding a good doctor for sure although I have known some shakey handed surgeons. I have done just what you mentioned by rebuilding some vintage espresso machines and using wild color combos. Can't wait to hear the car running again!
Glad you're back. Sorry to hear about your personal situation. Been there a couple years ago myself. Apparently, Samcracc, Freddy, Tyler Hoover, Elliott Alvis and Rich have all gone through it too. Hope everything goes well though Scott. Just keep moving forward.
You are so lucky to have found this gem!!!!!! Lets make it great again! Ofcourse its worth it. Its a miracle it has no rust and no damage at all......only the gaskets 2500 is a bargain to get this baby going
Hi! good to see an update in the BBi. Did do some Nut and Bolt restorations myself (english offroad cars mainly) , that is a task :). Keep going it will be great in the end. Besides i have seen my share of carpentry and other wood stuff. That looks to me as if it could be the fungus Serpula lacrymans. the white outer edge and brownish inner and the parts on the BBi could be the spores. That will eat through the beam fast. Needs to be replaced and it seems the beams show sign of moisture, that is connected to the spread. best replace the one beam while the other is intact (if the joining sides are dry that is). Check where the moisture is coming from (drill holes on the roof side...) all needs to be dry! Also get someone to do a proper joint that will transfer vertical loads there is beautiful joints. In any case get at least one ceiling support from a friendly construction company until it is fixed! Not that something happens to the cars or parts... i would help you out if i were around, its not too difficult! all the best
@@Ratarossa The BBi is one of the finest ever in my eyes. You did so well spending months getting someone to let you take her on. Will be gorgeous. And, yup, we've missed your posts. One of the very best car channels and, your humility is always engaging.
FINALLY…..some real Ferrari content…..12 CYL beauty, a true and proper car!👍🏼👍🏼 I am confident this will be the finest 512 BB in existence when you finish it😃
Glad you´re back at it Scott!! Was talking about your channel with a guy parked in front of my house two days a go... . He drives Gherard Berger´s beautiful Testarossa...he´s a viewer too! Keep at it my man, grts from Belgium!
Nice, Scott is back with a proper video! Seeing you do a lot of DYI stuff on your Ferrari's gave me the courage to buy an AM Vantage and work on it myself. Thanks and keep it up man!
Definitely worth the wait, you’re doing a fantastic job with this restoration. Can’t wait to see the finished product. Hope you’re keeping well and it’s not too long before another update. Cheers Scott 👍
@@Ratarossa cheers Scott, I know there’s a lot of research and hard work behind the scenes, This is going to be epic. Well done, a nut and bolt restoration is a huge undertaking.
So great seeing you back up with a new video!! Times are tough I keep all my boxes too. We will finally make a new video soon... finally got the budget for our last hub replacement. Now just gotta wait for a new or used Parking brake actuator. Our friends at eurospares has me on the list for a used one. Those guys are awesome!! Take care and keep up the great work. If you are ever coming to Canada stop by!!
All right maaan great to see ya .. oooo the BBi ....sure mistakes were made but it was a lesson learned...never disassemble a car and toss every bolt screw spring clip nut washer thingy doo hinker lever hitch into the same bucket ... Lol... Man i hope you start posting more been a favorite channel for a long time
Scott, glad to see a new vid. I watched it within about a nanosecond of noticing it. 😂Great video, love the powder coating and watching assembly is so satisfying!! Looking forward to the next video but go at the pace that works for you!!
Welcome back . A possible quick fix for the gremlins in the overhead beams might be a coating of sprayed on under seal or dinitrol wax or something similar. Covering the BBi with lots of plastic and tarps of course. Cant have them using it as a latrine. Looks like wood worm, but its usually more pepper fine dust with them.
@@Ratarossa I also thought of one of those cheap fold up garden awnings yesterday. Bit of height to work if necessary, plus protection from the bugs dumping on the BBi.
For some amazing GTechniq products use my link and start protecting your car bit.ly/Crystal-Light-Ratarossa
Better look for a unit man
I did enjoy anything you posted so far and i like all your clips since you worked on paintless testarossa but now i know why
i need to like all your clips & videos because of what it comes next and you gather so plenty parts & things for it..
Keep doing hard work you definitely will deserve to enjoy what you will build for yourself to use and for us to watch !!!
"These guys could literally be surgeons".
No they couldn't.
GTechniq.. what happened to P1?
Lovely job guys keep it up 👍
By the way what’s the background music 🎶?
Loved the tune 😅
We missed you Scott. 👍👍👍
I appreciate that
@@Ratarossa Hell ya we did! I still tell people about you, your TH-cam channel and how you gave me the nerve to do my belt change on my 355.
I'm working now on a 964 Speedster project, wish me luck! I still have my Ratarossa sticker in my garage...
👍
Good to see your back Scott wish u all the best mate 👍
@@ImranKhan-iq2gf 👍 thanks.
Even though you are the King of being distracted by other projects I highly recommend you knuckle down and get this BBi project back onto a completion schedule.
This will bring back some of your subscribers (like myself) who have wandered away over the last year or so while the BBi sat idle.
Good luck and good restoring to you, Scott.
Your audience has your back.
King of distracted? That makes Tavarish our all might God
I agree! Can't wait for this car to come to a conclusion
Those valve covers look incredible!
This channel and Scott deserve so many more followers. Keep going mate.
Much appreciated!
Maybe some consistency in uploading would go a long way to increasing follows and likes.
100%
Less than 2m is an insult
well said , been thinking this for a long time
For dealing with the timber issues. Buy something called 7 star, or an equivalent rot protection product. Its treats for all types. Spray every bit of exposed timber and those around (keep doing until they don't absorb more) as it will migrate if you don't treat everything. If your able to remove the damaged sections, do it. If not If they are spongy use rot hardener and splice new timbers along side. Making sure to overlap the damaged areas by at least 1m each side over the length of the damage. Hope that makes sense and helps. Loving the content. Thanks
So pleased to see this project moving forward again. An immense job no doubts, but it’ll be so worth it. That engine ❤
Thanks, its certainly a massive undertaking but when things start to transform like this its so satisfying and makes the hard effort worthwhile
Great to have you back where you belong on TH-cam, Scott, and as an added treat, it's a BBi video too 🙂. That powder coating work is incredible! The BBi's engine is going to look better than brand new, just like the rest of this car once it's finished. You're doing fabulous work on it, and we really enjoy and appreciate being able to follow the progress, so thank you very much and please keep up the good work!
Thanks so much for the kind comment very much appreciated 🙏🏻
Glad to see this project moving again...
cheers....agreed long overdue
An honest timeline on what’s happening just shows how dedicated to getting it done right you are
Thanks buddy
I have been doing a restoration on an old lotus for a few years now and can testify how time consuming and hard it can be at times. It takes dedication to see these projects through. Love your attention to detail mate, look forward to the next video.
solve the insect infestation and get someone to inspect the beam. last thing you want is come back to the storage unit and find the ceiling has come down on your projects!
totally agree !
@@Ratarossalooks like woodworm which can be treated in place, sooner rather than later as it can affect the strength of the beams
Truth
Glad to see you back Scott. This channel has definitely been missed.
Thanks buddy
Such a special car. My dream car as a kid in the 70s. Great to have you back!
He’s back!! Welcome bk Scott… still my favourite TH-camr!!
Thanks so much
@@Ratarossa Second that, excited to see the next ones
It was about time we got a new video, keep it up
Thanks, i'm back on it !
I think you made it fairly obvious that one of the most critical things you need to care about when initially disassembling an engine, aside from taking plenty of photos, is to be fastidious about keeping your parts clean! Any residual dirt or grime not only looks terrible but it also risks being ground into any mating surfaces, which doesn't bode well for long-lasting oil tightness long after the job is done!
Scott, didn’t know you completed the bottom end and the new piston rings? Excellent!
Not yet buddy
The problem with any restoration is how much time it actually takes compared to any time limit you set yourself,when I restored my Suzuki gt750 back in 2018,it took me 5 hours to strip it down,I took loads of photos for reference,so at the start of 2019 I had everything ready to build it back up,within a few days I had a rolling chassis which meant I can roll it in & out of my shed,but with one setback or another,it took another 9 months to have it all back together,just in time for Covid lockdown,so I had to wait another 3 months,once done,it’s been bloomin brilliant,but my point is it always takes longer that you plan.car looks absolutely amazing,just gotta keep going & the more you get done,the more it motivates you to finish it off
Very true this .... time is always underestimated
I love your video’s Scott, especially on the BBi. I can’t wrap my head around how you keep track of which parts, screws and bolts go where and manage to keep everything organized. Hats off!!
I’m struggling with that bit to 🤣
@@Ratarossa😮😂 I can imagine!
Great to have you back Scott. Onward and upward! Missed your videos. The effort you put in to your rebuild is incredible! Looking so forward to your colab with Ricky.
Thanks so much buddy. I’m looking forward to it to 🙏🏻
Great to see you and a update on bbi keep them coming Scott
Thanks, will do!
So glad to see the BBi back on track, such an amazing project... nice one Scott.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you first of all, Icannot understand how anyone would or could do this to any high end car let alone a Ferrari it sickens me but fortunately people such as yourself have the passion to find them and restore them back to their glory. Thank u for sharing,keep up the great work
thanks for the kind comment buddy
@@Ratarossa Your totally welcome,to me these automotive art and they also need to be preserved...
Great to see you back Scott!Keep up the good work. Been following your channel for a few years great content
VERY Much appreciated!
Can't wait to see the next phase of the build. Congrats.
You and me both!
Been following you for years, can’t believe that you haven’t got more then 270 k followers! People really miss out on good content. Keep up with the good work! Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for the kind words
Welcome back, Sir. She's looking great - dream of the first start-up and drive 🚗
Can’t wait for that … even the first start up will be epic
QTechniq's stuff is top of the line. That powder coating crew know their stuff. Great to see this project progressing. The original owner should be very happy to know its in the best hands. And to know that he wasn't missing out on a quick flip for profit considering the amount of money and effort you've had to expend on it so far
19:19 "Now this is a bit of a jigsaw puzzle, this whole thing" should be the title of all the BBi vids - great stuff and continued good luck 👍
So very happy to see you back Scott, and... on my favorite project. Need this one sorted to sell for a pile, and then go in one of several directions. Personally, I would get the Ratarossa convertible finished and in mint shape. Cheers!
Scott - you deserve so many more subscribers. You are truly an ambassador of the classic Ferrari world. Always appreciate and enjoy your videos. Cheers!
Wow, thanks!
Once again... Welcome back Scott. Happy to see the BBi restoration is progressing. Good job and thank you.
Thanks buddy
@@Ratarossa And by the way what do you think about the new Ferrari F80?
Great update. Glad to see the project coming together.
Thanks 👍
Great Video! Don’t paint the concrete floor. Just put some heavy duty pvc tiles like Duramat. I am sure a company like this would sponsor you and you could do a nice video. This transformed my garage.
Hi mate you’re videos are my top 3 I thought you wasn’t coming back ! Thank god you’re here you legend
Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Scott, you are obviously a complete masochist, but your heart is in the right place! When you (finally) finish this project you WILL have the world's best BBi. Flog it for half a mill and bog off to the Cayman Islands for a well-deserved holiday. Keep up the good work mate, cheers from a rather chilly Otford, Kent, UK.
Ha ha that would be nice mate !
This is still my favorite car on your channel. Reading about these in the Road & Track issues nearly 45 years ago in top speed shootouts or the Lamborghini Countach comparo's made me fall in love with the BB512's, then, there was this guy named Sammy Hagar who really drove it home just how cool these cars could be. Seeing them occasionally in the wild over the years has still kept this an aspirational car. Oh, and good luck with the termites!
thanks buddy, she is a looker .... no idea what its going to be like to drive
I saw a black Konig wide body bbi while visiting QV London the other day, what a monster!
PS they're fans of your channel!
Thats my mate Andrews, he bought it recently. I haven't seen it yet but he sent me some videos this week of his first drive in it and it looks fab !!
12:32 I am glad that you do them in Black, they look really good
Totally agree, all the colours blend well also with the white bodywork
Thank you Scott - this is a major forward step with the BBi - thank you!!
Very welcome!
I had the opportunity to drive all the three Ferrari BB's - all were amazing!
A great update on the BBi Scott. Wow, that powder coating looks good.
As for that dust from your roof beams, that may well be woodworm beetle attack. If you have lots of small holes in the timbers, that dust on your cars is proof they are live in the timbers.
Hope that helps and never thought I'd be making comments like that on your channel!
I’ll get it sorted
I feel so teased! The whole time the covers were being done, I was looking forward to seeing how they exposed the bare logo and stripes, only to be denied! No worries though, happy to see you back with a new bbi video, one of my favorite cars, on one of my favorite channels!
lol thanks dude
I must say, you have better self control than I do since I would not have been able to resist powder coating the cam covers red (even though black is factory). I know it's a nut and bolt restoration, but red would have just made the engine bay pop so hard that I believe the Ferrari community would have given you a pass. Anyway, great to see this build progressing and keep up the awesome work!
Stick at it dude., No-one who hasn't done it can understand the sheer amount of work and dedicatiopn it takes..
Thanks dude
Those CSP guys was if not magicians at least surgeons, great to see skills like that still has a place!
They are amazing
Your back! Been looking forward to more on the BB.
Thanks
Good to see you back Scott, I've been missing your uploads 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Great to see you back at the BBi, it's what I've missed. Hope all well with you in the meantime. 👍🇬🇧
Thanks 👍
Undoubtedly one of the best channels on TH-cam
Thanks so much for this
A good powdercoater is like finding a good doctor for sure although I have known some shakey handed surgeons. I have done just what you mentioned by rebuilding some vintage espresso machines and using wild color combos. Can't wait to hear the car running again!
thanks buddy yes it was great to see them do a coffee machine in baby pink ...really cool
Glad you're back. Sorry to hear about your personal situation. Been there a couple years ago myself. Apparently, Samcracc, Freddy, Tyler Hoover, Elliott Alvis and Rich have all gone through it too. Hope everything goes well though Scott. Just keep moving forward.
Thanks for sharing!
I been watching sence you got it, and also you helped Samcrac at his house.. Looking good :)
Thanks buddy 🙏🏻
My Boy is back, welcome back bro.Funny was thinking about you today.
Thanks buddy
this is my favourite ferrari all time, i really like how wheels sit in arches, so much room
It’s a beautiful design
You are so lucky to have found this gem!!!!!! Lets make it great again! Ofcourse its worth it. Its a miracle it has no rust and no damage at all......only the gaskets 2500 is a bargain to get this baby going
Welcome back old bean. The engine looks amazing already-can’t wait to see it finished👌🏻👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Good to see your back on Air Scott BB512 looking amazing can't wait to see it all back together 😄
Thanks 👍
Well done Scott, looking forward to seeing that BBi on the road again
That day will be an EPIC one ....first fire up of the engine
Happy to hear news on the 512
Thanks
Hi! good to see an update in the BBi. Did do some Nut and Bolt restorations myself (english offroad cars mainly) , that is a task :).
Keep going it will be great in the end.
Besides i have seen my share of carpentry and other wood stuff. That looks to me as if it could be the fungus Serpula lacrymans. the white outer edge and brownish inner and the parts on the BBi could be the spores.
That will eat through the beam fast. Needs to be replaced and it seems the beams show sign of moisture, that is connected to the spread.
best replace the one beam while the other is intact (if the joining sides are dry that is).
Check where the moisture is coming from (drill holes on the roof side...) all needs to be dry!
Also get someone to do a proper joint that will transfer vertical loads there is beautiful joints.
In any case get at least one ceiling support from a friendly construction company until it is fixed! Not that something happens to the cars or parts...
i would help you out if i were around, its not too difficult!
all the best
thanks buddy, i will get it sorted asap
The powdercoating work. Amazing! ..the 512BBi looks great! ^_^
Thank you! Cheers!
Welcome back, Scott - we missed you! Great to see the BBI getting some love again 😍
Thanks 🙏🏻
King Rat is back.
Great to see a new post Scott. The most beautiful car the most incredible manufacturer has ever built.
Thanks buddy. Sure is a beauty. I found myself just looking at it the other day and admiring the lines
@@Ratarossa The BBi is one of the finest ever in my eyes. You did so well spending months getting someone to let you take her on. Will be gorgeous.
And, yup, we've missed your posts. One of the very best car channels and, your humility is always engaging.
Glad to see an update. Hope all is well.
All good buddy thanks 🙏🏻
Here we go! He’s back. Lovely little treat for a Thursday night! Hope you’re doing well buddy!
Thanks for the visit
FINALLY…..some real Ferrari content…..12 CYL beauty, a true and proper car!👍🏼👍🏼 I am confident this will be the finest 512 BB in existence when you finish it😃
Thanks so much. I hope so
Glad you´re back at it Scott!!
Was talking about your channel with a guy parked in front of my house two days a go... . He drives Gherard Berger´s beautiful Testarossa...he´s a viewer too!
Keep at it my man, grts from Belgium!
Wow thanks buddy. He drives a cool car, I bet it has some stories to tell with the famous f1 driver
Nice, Scott is back with a proper video! Seeing you do a lot of DYI stuff on your Ferrari's gave me the courage to buy an AM Vantage and work on it myself. Thanks and keep it up man!
great to hear buddy
Great to see you back 👍
Thanks 👍
Great to see you back! Roll on the next instalment!
On it!
Definitely worth the wait, you’re doing a fantastic job with this restoration. Can’t wait to see the finished product. Hope you’re keeping well and it’s not too long before another update. Cheers Scott 👍
thanks buddy, ill be pushing some projects along now with regular updates
@@Ratarossa cheers Scott, I know there’s a lot of research and hard work behind the scenes, This is going to be epic. Well done, a nut and bolt restoration is a huge undertaking.
HE'S ALIVE. !!!!
Alive and kicking
Great to see you back and so enthusiastic about your projects again.
Many thanks!
That engine is a thing of beauty you should be very proud of your work
Thanks sir
This channel is criminally undiscovered.
Hopefully one day
She’s going to really be a work of art when ur finished man!! Just beautiful!
Can't waot to see the end result..Loved every video.
Thanks, i'm going to really try and push this one forward now
So great seeing you back up with a new video!! Times are tough I keep all my boxes too. We will finally make a new video soon... finally got the budget for our last hub replacement. Now just gotta wait for a new or used Parking brake actuator. Our friends at eurospares has me on the list for a used one. Those guys are awesome!!
Take care and keep up the great work. If you are ever coming to Canada stop by!!
Welcome back Scott, good to see you!
🙏🏻
Good to see you back and making progress on the 512
Thanks 😬
Day just got better with the drop of the BBi update! Glad to see your content coming out and of course the update on my favorite the BBi!!
Glad you enjoy it!
So great to see you back. This was SO satisfying to watch! Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
So great to see a new video popping up on your channel. Making good progress Scott, even if it takes some time. Keep up the good work.
Much appreciated!
Yes!! Been so looking forward to this!!
Thankyou
Brilliant, nice to see you back :)
Thank you
Csp are the best ,they started off doing atm machines 👍
Good to have you back again Scott - hope you are well!
Thank you kindly
been watching this since the start, i can almost hear the roar of the engine, can't wait, what a job you''ve taken on
I can’t wait for that turn of the key and the engine roars to life
we missed this project, keep on moving :)
Thank you! Will do!
Glad to see an update! Keep it coming Scott!
You got it!
Good to see you back on the build Scott, it's been quite a long time.
Yes it’s been to long but I’m back filming
All right maaan great to see ya .. oooo the BBi ....sure mistakes were made but it was a lesson learned...never disassemble a car and toss every bolt screw spring clip nut washer thingy doo hinker lever hitch into the same bucket ... Lol... Man i hope you start posting more been a favorite channel for a long time
I sure learnt from that mistake the hard way lol 🤣🤣🤣
Scott, glad to see a new vid. I watched it within about a nanosecond of noticing it. 😂Great video, love the powder coating and watching assembly is so satisfying!! Looking forward to the next video but go at the pace that works for you!!
Glad you enjoyed it buddy thanks for watching
Glad to have you back
its very nice to be back to. thank you
Great to have you back mate!
Everything takes time. Its taken me two days to find the time to watch this. Busy lives mate!
Loving the finished stuff 👊
Good to see this project is back in progress, I'm looking forward to more!
Thanks
Welcome back . A possible quick fix for the gremlins in the overhead beams might be a coating of sprayed on under seal or dinitrol wax or something similar. Covering the BBi with lots of plastic and tarps of course. Cant have them using it as a latrine. Looks like wood worm, but its usually more pepper fine dust with them.
Thanks for the idea 🙏🏻
@@Ratarossa I also thought of one of those cheap fold up garden awnings yesterday. Bit of height to work if necessary, plus protection from the bugs dumping on the BBi.
Glad to see u back again Scott, really enjoyed this video & looking forward to the engine rebuild with Ricky & yourself 👍