No apologies required, im sure that we all understand that your life doesnt revolve around TH-cam. But it is nice to see the progress. Great news about taking the unit on as well.
Good management, Sophie. The repair work is more important than the videos, much as we enjoy them🙂. As a carpenter, I spend more time than I would like, repairing houses with poorly designed/implemented waterproofing and drainage issues. You fix what you find, according to best practice, as quickly as you can. It is clear to me that you will be an exemplary tradesperson. Cheers from NZ🇳🇿!
It's your life so you don't owe anyone anything. You're a hard and dedicated worker so you should rather be proud you are still at this project given the circumstances.
You do great fab work, young lady !!! Your welds are really nice where you are welding only new metal !!! Rusty material is really difficult to weld !! Keep up the great work !!! Stay safe and God bless you and yours !!!!!! Eddy
The stars shine on you Sophie! Here in Spain the old discos and range rover classics live a long a rust free life and I love seeing them on the road. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for the kind words! That sounds incredible, unfortunately we very rarely see them these days. The salt they put down on the roads in the UK during winter has wiped most of them out. It’s great to hear they are still going strong in Spain!😄
I couldn’t weld plastic. That’s fantastic. Love watching every episode of yours. One of my fav channels and I don’t have a Landie. Would love to know how things are going a Aston Martin. Would be a dream job for many of us.
I had a disco 1 and I have to say I loved it. I have a disco 3 now I also love it. Sophie all power to you I'm amazed you have have the enthusiasm at your age and I'd be massively proud of you for all the work.
Sophie, glad to see you back! It would really help your rebuild if you would consider using weld-thru primer. This prevents flash rusting and protects the metal in the weld process. then when the weld is done and you have ground it back smooth, spray on some primer to protect the entire weld. Great to see you are back on the project and your work is coming along well!
Thank you, it’s great to be back! Yeah I sometimes do use it, but for me it’s a bit more trouble than it’s worth. Plus I know I’m just going to spray over with proper primer more or less immediately after anyway. I’ve even been using a Schutz gun to inject cavities with paint before waxing as well☺️
I love your methodical approach to replacing the rotted out ares, so much easer to do small sections when you are fabing the metal yourself , I do it exactly the same way. just finished the front windshield channel on my 1980 VW Vanagon, that was a tricky job, but did it in short sections so I never lost sight of the original shape. each section was hand formed, came out awesome, now I dont have a rotted and leaking windshield frame!
Great to have you and your disco back, the shaped bits of profiled panels are stiffeners they may seem insignificant, but they genuinely brace the panels . Well done for replicating them, they are important xx Looking forward to the next installment
Good to see another update. Your voice makes this like an ASMR video 😂 I can’t believe how badly these these rotted out. My dad had a Disco II for a few years and the roof and rear gate were rusting and the truck wasn’t even 10 years old. I don’t even know how bad it was in the areas we couldn’t see.
Haha thank you! It’s incredible how much they can hide! Discovery 2 will be exactly the same (from what I have seen anyway!). It’s a shame about your dads previous Disco, though you’re probably right about some concealed rust elsewhere!
Thanks for another great video Sophie and glad you’re still working on it. Thanks for sharing the journey and your knowledge. Just started working on a five door 1995 discovery V8 in Australia with my 4 year old and 2 year old finding it great fun so far. It unfortunately has some rust issues too so finding your posts very interesting. 👍
Thank you for such kind words. As much as these old Disco’s can be a pain, they are well worth it and I can imagine it’s entertaining for your children! Let’s hope they catch the Land Rover bug so you can relax when they’re older whilst they take care of the Discovery for you😄
Great quality work. I have replaced my footwells and I am making the inner wing bolt in instead of welded so it can be removed much easier for accessing each bank of the engine.
Glad to see your video's again. You asked for questions, What do you do at Aston ? Mechanic, Bodywork or ???, I once visited Aston and had the privilege to see an engine almost completely assembled an you could turn the crank by hand it was so smooth and precise. Beautiful cars and mechanics.
Thank you for watching and for the question. I’ll share a more in-depth answer in the Q&A, but the short answer is I’m an apprentice mechanic/technician. It sounds like you had a great experience when visiting Aston!
Great video Sophie. We can see how your confidence in the whole work package has improved, its good to see! Keep up the great work and videos. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Fabulous series. Thankyou for your content and time. It gives me inspiration to push on with my RRC project. I've also bought some corroless s primer and look forward to trying it on some repairs. Your D1 will be solid for a good while once you've finished, Good luck. Dave.
Thank you for the kind words and watching the series so far! Your RRC will be so worth it, these projects tend to feel like they are dragging on but it’s about keeping motivated and also having some time away when needed. Best of luck Dave! ☺️
Great video, just remember we think we haven't achieved much in a day sometimes but remember its not plain sailing as there is more to a so called job once we open the dreaded can of worms. Keep the videos coming, 👍
Great to see a new video and the progress on the Discovery. 😊 For my part, no worries on the timing between videos, and I can totally understand prioritising the time you do have to make the most of it. 😊 Keep up the fantastic work! 🥰
You have great go. I gave up on mine. You need any bits, shout, foc. Glad to see anything go to good home. Yoke has two original turn wheel sunroofs (never leak) and too much to list (can't find!) . Tricky round those footwells. You made a super job of. Have V8 radiator and a massive outside intercooler if your going to go daft turbo/fuelling etc. Also 2 brand new genuine front door regulators. God knows what else. Let me know. Good luck. Great work. Jc
Sophie your fabricating skills are top notch. I like the homemade brake for bending the sheet steel made from angle iron, a must have for your restoration. Keep up the good work, bravo.
congratulations on the restoration work you are doing! you are very good, I am also restoring a Land Rover Discovery 1 200 2.5 113 HP, three doors. Rust in these vehicle models is really a doom! in some areas I managed to chemically treat them, in other parts I had to replace the metal and weld it .. good job greetings from Italy! Urbino.
I’m currently working on a 2012 Toyota Hilux with a crusty frame, I wish I had half the skills you have! P.S. I’m a huge Aston Martin fan, hopefully own one some day. Great videos Sophie.
Morning Sophie. What a lovely introduction to your latest video 😀 You look so different without your work gear on lol 😆 It’s nice you’ve apologise for lack of content but it’s your channel for us all to enjoy when you’ve uploaded a video on TH-cam 😆 Take care and looking forward to seeing your next update video on the LR discovery 🤣 I had one similar to yours many years ago when my daughters had horse 🐴 lol 😆 Love your videos take care until the next time Stevie 😘 x
You are lucky you have a job that love .Nice work on discovery it has a rust that no could see how much more do you have to finish the bad rust spot? Happy that you have a shop to work in .
The Discovery’s outer panels concealed a lot of rot, though it’s all part of the fun and a great learning experience for me! Plenty more to do but I’m hoping it will be ready by next summer at the latest. Thanks for watching!☺️
Thanks for the video update. Posting shorter videos is a good idea, much less editing etc for you to do. Don’t worry about not posting too often, not enough hours in a day, and you are working at AM etc Cheers. 👍
Thank you for understanding! As much a I loved to post longer videos with plenty of content, it takes me far too long to edit the video together. I’d rather upload shorter videos more consistently☺️. Thanks for following along and I hope you enjoy the next video!
So wonderful too see you again. Still amazed by your commitment and motivation to keep going. Are you allowed to show anything you do at work? From time to time there is some hints nice cars on instagram.
Thank you for the kind words! I will be sharing some AM workshop videos, including some clips in the Q&A and there may be a V12 video in the pipeline!😁
Welcome back Sophie.... I was wondering what had happened to you.... I have said quite a few times that your work is amazing...... And it is great to see that you are getting better and better....... Most people that I know would have taken one look at your car and walked away.... I do hope you get the keys to the workshop... So I can bring my P38 round... The Old Girl is in need of a little love and attention....lol Take care Sophie and I am looking forward to your Q&A.... :-))) xxxx
Thank you for such kind words! I’m excited to be back and happy to be working my way through creating videos once again. I feel as though the Q&A/update video will be jam packed so you’ll have to grab a cuppa for that video! Thanks for following along and see you in the next video ☺️
No apologies needed Sophie just glad you are well and back on the air again. Are you ever going to branch out to restoration of vehicles for a living . Your skill set is very good for someone who has not long been doing this type of work. But its a very good watch . And can't wait to see it all finished
congratulations Sophie, looking heckin good - if I can achieve half as good as your skill on my disco (still yet to re-start, too many other jobs keep cropping up like fixing my neighbours Range Rover Sport rear brakes) then I will be more than happy! looking forward to your next instalment 😚😚☺☺
That’s very kind of you, thank you! I completely understand the frustration you’re feeling haha. I hope you can continue at your earliest convenience! Thanks for following along ☺️
Great video as always and brilliant to see you back working on the discovery, I can’t wait for the Q&A video and any other things you have coming in the future! My question for the Q&A would probably be in the near future, what do you see being the next Land Rover you buy and why?
Glad to see this video pop up, its funny I did pop on the channel last week to see how.long ago you last updated.. thought something had potentially gone a miss. In the unit, it might be an idea to set up a patreon account and just try adding the odd sponsor in? I wouldn't mind that at all if it helps fund extra expenditure like units especially heading into the cold and wet seasons.... keep it up!
It has taken me a little while but I’m happy to be back haha! I do have a Patreon account already set up, any donations go towards projects, the unit, equipment etc. I’m very grateful for any donations but I’d never expect anything! ☺️
Unfortunately, most of them are rotten now. I think they do quite well considering how they are used and how old they are now! Feel free to watch my other videos on this Discovery as I have had to attack the front end as well ☺️
hi Sophie, I've been looking at doing something similar what are your thoughts on welding heavier gauge steel in key area's to protect to better in a crash?
Hello! I have uprated the steel in some areas, though this was more to make it more resilient against corrosion than anything else. Since this vehicle was never designed with proper crumple zones; just uprating the steel thickness alone will do little to help it in a crash. I think it would take completely re-engineering the entire vehicle to help with that haha☺️
No apologies required, im sure that we all understand that your life doesnt revolve around TH-cam. But it is nice to see the progress. Great news about taking the unit on as well.
Good management, Sophie. The repair work is more important than the videos, much as we enjoy them🙂. As a carpenter, I spend more time than I would like, repairing houses with poorly designed/implemented waterproofing and drainage issues. You fix what you find, according to best practice, as quickly as you can. It is clear to me that you will be an exemplary tradesperson. Cheers from NZ🇳🇿!
It's your life so you don't owe anyone anything. You're a hard and dedicated worker so you should rather be proud you are still at this project given the circumstances.
You do great fab work, young lady !!! Your welds are really nice where you are welding only new metal !!! Rusty material is really difficult to weld !! Keep up the great work !!! Stay safe and God bless you and yours !!!!!! Eddy
The stars shine on you Sophie! Here in Spain the old discos and range rover classics live a long a rust free life and I love seeing them on the road. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for the kind words! That sounds incredible, unfortunately we very rarely see them these days. The salt they put down on the roads in the UK during winter has wiped most of them out. It’s great to hear they are still going strong in Spain!😄
Hi from Ireland. Shamrock rovers. All the way ☘️❤️🙏
I couldn’t weld plastic. That’s fantastic. Love watching every episode of yours. One of my fav channels and I don’t have a Landie.
Would love to know how things are going a Aston Martin. Would be a dream job for many of us.
I had a disco 1 and I have to say I loved it. I have a disco 3 now I also love it. Sophie all power to you I'm amazed you have have the enthusiasm at your age and I'd be massively proud of you for all the work.
There will be no stopping you now you have got the unit. Nice to see you back!
My fingers are crossed for the unit! I have so many ideas for the unit and I can’t wait to share them. Thank you for watching ☺️
Keep up the good work Sophie. No apology needed, 👍
Nice to see you again Sophie. Looking forward to the next video - no pressure!!!
Lots more progress Sophie and brilliant news regarding the unit!
Excellent Sophie. Thanks for the update 👍
¡Buen trabajo, Sofi!, estás trabajando sobre una base ruinosa. Tienes mucho mérito...
Sophie, glad to see you back! It would really help your rebuild if you would consider using weld-thru primer. This prevents flash rusting and protects the metal in the weld process. then when the weld is done and you have ground it back smooth, spray on some primer to protect the entire weld.
Great to see you are back on the project and your work is coming along well!
Thank you, it’s great to be back! Yeah I sometimes do use it, but for me it’s a bit more trouble than it’s worth. Plus I know I’m just going to spray over with proper primer more or less immediately after anyway. I’ve even been using a Schutz gun to inject cavities with paint before waxing as well☺️
Great video, lots of hard work has been put into the Discovery.
Thank you Sophie. Good to see more progress. Keep well, going into autumn and winter in that workshop.
I love your methodical approach to replacing the rotted out ares, so much easer to do small sections when you are fabing the metal yourself , I do it exactly the same way. just finished the front windshield channel on my 1980 VW Vanagon, that was a tricky job, but did it in short sections so I never lost sight of the original shape. each section was hand formed, came out awesome, now I dont have a rotted and leaking windshield frame!
Keep chipping away lass!
Great to see some more content.
Thanks for sharing.🙂
Owsome work done. I made my salf a jig to make comtures.
Cheers Sophie. 🍷
Don’t worry! We’re still here! Lookin forward to channel update! Keep up the great work!
Great to have you and your disco back, the shaped bits of profiled panels are stiffeners they may seem insignificant, but they genuinely brace the panels . Well done for replicating them, they are important xx Looking forward to the next installment
Great video and progress, thanks for sharing!
Good to see another update. Your voice makes this like an ASMR video 😂
I can’t believe how badly these these rotted out. My dad had a Disco II for a few years and the roof and rear gate were rusting and the truck wasn’t even 10 years old. I don’t even know how bad it was in the areas we couldn’t see.
Haha thank you!
It’s incredible how much they can hide! Discovery 2 will be exactly the same (from what I have seen anyway!). It’s a shame about your dads previous Disco, though you’re probably right about some concealed rust elsewhere!
Thanks for another great video Sophie and glad you’re still working on it. Thanks for sharing the journey and your knowledge. Just started working on a five door 1995 discovery V8 in Australia with my 4 year old and 2 year old finding it great fun so far. It unfortunately has some rust issues too so finding your posts very interesting. 👍
Thank you for such kind words. As much as these old Disco’s can be a pain, they are well worth it and I can imagine it’s entertaining for your children! Let’s hope they catch the Land Rover bug so you can relax when they’re older whilst they take care of the Discovery for you😄
Dont be worried we still here when next comes
You have just motivated me to tackle the bulkhead on my old series 3 landrover. Thank you
Great quality work. I have replaced my footwells and I am making the inner wing bolt in instead of welded so it can be removed much easier for accessing each bank of the engine.
Glad to see your video's again.
You asked for questions, What do you do at Aston ? Mechanic, Bodywork or ???, I once visited Aston and had the privilege to see an engine almost completely assembled an you could turn the crank by hand it was so smooth and precise. Beautiful cars and mechanics.
Thank you for watching and for the question. I’ll share a more in-depth answer in the Q&A, but the short answer is I’m an apprentice mechanic/technician. It sounds like you had a great experience when visiting Aston!
Glad to see your progress, Sophie! Post what you can , when you can, we’ll be here.
Best of luck at Aston Martin!👍
That’s very kind of you, thank you for following the channel! ☺️
Great video. Your work is inspiring. Post when you have something to share. I will watch.
Great video Sophie. We can see how your confidence in the whole work package has improved, its good to see! Keep up the great work and videos. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Fabulous series. Thankyou for your content and time. It gives me inspiration to push on with my RRC project. I've also bought some corroless s primer and look forward to trying it on some repairs. Your D1 will be solid for a good while once you've finished, Good luck. Dave.
Thank you for the kind words and watching the series so far! Your RRC will be so worth it, these projects tend to feel like they are dragging on but it’s about keeping motivated and also having some time away when needed. Best of luck Dave! ☺️
Great video, just remember we think we haven't achieved much in a day sometimes but remember its not plain sailing as there is more to a so called job once we open the dreaded can of worms. Keep the videos coming, 👍
You don't have to apologise Sophie. Just have patients while waiting for your uploads. Keep up the great content👍👍
Great video, if you need anything sand blasting get in touch keep up the good work 😎
That’s good level of progress. Impressed with your fabrication progress. Stick at it and all the best for your project.
another great video great to see you again
Great to see a new video and the progress on the Discovery. 😊 For my part, no worries on the timing between videos, and I can totally understand prioritising the time you do have to make the most of it. 😊 Keep up the fantastic work! 🥰
So glad to see you back. Can't wait for more great videos.
Great news on the unit with all the work on the disco still to go and the other projects you have in the pipeline. Plus more videos 🙂🙂
Thanks for doing this series Its helpful to me as im doing a disco2 body on a disco 1 chassis .
Brilliant many thanks for the video xx
Top job there, thanks. A Dremel with their 40mm cutting discs is a game changing tool 👍
You have great go. I gave up on mine. You need any bits, shout, foc. Glad to see anything go to good home. Yoke has two original turn wheel sunroofs (never leak) and too much to list (can't find!) . Tricky round those footwells. You made a super job of. Have V8 radiator and a massive outside intercooler if your going to go daft turbo/fuelling etc. Also 2 brand new genuine front door regulators. God knows what else. Let me know. Good luck. Great work. Jc
Sophie your fabricating skills are top notch. I like the homemade brake for bending the sheet steel made from angle iron, a must have for your restoration. Keep up the good work, bravo.
Thanks for the video!
Good to see you back Sophie
Great video, keep them coming.
congratulations on the restoration work you are doing! you are very good, I am also restoring a Land Rover Discovery 1 200 2.5 113 HP, three doors. Rust in these vehicle models is really a doom! in some areas I managed to chemically treat them, in other parts I had to replace the metal and weld it .. good job greetings from Italy! Urbino.
I’m currently working on a 2012 Toyota Hilux with a crusty frame, I wish I had half the skills you have! P.S. I’m a huge Aston Martin fan, hopefully own one some day. Great videos Sophie.
Awesome job 👍🏻
Nice to have You back Sophie keep up the good work 👍👍
Morning Sophie. What a lovely introduction to your latest video 😀 You look so different without your work gear on lol 😆 It’s nice you’ve apologise for lack of content but it’s your channel for us all to enjoy when you’ve uploaded a video on TH-cam 😆 Take care and looking forward to seeing your next update video on the LR discovery 🤣 I had one similar to yours many years ago when my daughters had horse 🐴 lol 😆 Love your videos take care until the next time Stevie 😘 x
Sophie! Great to see you back. You're making awesome progress. Feel free to stop by and weld up a couple holes in my 54' Chevrolet 3100.
Long time no see !! Welcome back , discos coming along nicely, keep the vids coming 👏
seriously Impressive as always ! most would of run a mile, look forward to seeing the progress
Real good job their, keep up the good work. Eye-opening to see just how bad these rot for a, relatively modern vehicle. Nice to see it been rebuilt.
Goodluck with getting your unit.look forward to watching more uploads from you.your doing a great job on the discovery.
You are lucky you have a job that love .Nice work on discovery it has a rust that no could see how much more do you have to finish the bad rust spot? Happy that you have a shop to work in .
The Discovery’s outer panels concealed a lot of rot, though it’s all part of the fun and a great learning experience for me! Plenty more to do but I’m hoping it will be ready by next summer at the latest. Thanks for watching!☺️
You've built up an impressive array of skills Sophie. Great to see you back on TH-cam.
Best wishes, Dean at Retromeccanica.
Thank you Dean, that’s very kind of you. Glad to be back! ☺️
It's great to see this update from you, I always enjoy your vids. I'm planning to buy a Disco 1 to restore as soon as I can get a house move done.
Thank you for watching! That’s great to hear, the more saved the better. You’ll have to email me when you have found your Discovery! ☺️
welcome back, go on.. greetings from germany
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Nice one. Welcome back !
good to see you back 👍😁
Welcome back 😊👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for the video update.
Posting shorter videos is a good idea, much less editing etc for you to do.
Don’t worry about not posting too often, not enough hours in a day, and you are working at AM etc
Cheers. 👍
Thank you for understanding! As much a I loved to post longer videos with plenty of content, it takes me far too long to edit the video together. I’d rather upload shorter videos more consistently☺️. Thanks for following along and I hope you enjoy the next video!
@@LandRoverSophie
Thanks Sophie.
All good. 👍
Wow, awesome work! new to the channel, thanks for sharing what your doing, it's quite epic.
Welcome! I hope you enjoy the future videos. Plenty more to tackle on this Discovery and other Land Rovers. Thank you for watching ☺️
That’s turning into a project and a half!! Well done on just getting through it though 👍 nothing seems to phase you 😎
What is the best corrosion preventative? Any particular preference?
Great to see you back great content as always 👏
Hi, you are doing an excellent job just as you where with the Series 3, keep up the good work.
So wonderful too see you again. Still amazed by your commitment and motivation to keep going. Are you allowed to show anything you do at work?
From time to time there is some hints nice cars on instagram.
Thank you for the kind words! I will be sharing some AM workshop videos, including some clips in the Q&A and there may be a V12 video in the pipeline!😁
Welcome back Sophie.... I was wondering what had happened to you.... I have said quite a few times that your work is amazing...... And it is great to see that you are getting better and better....... Most people that I know would have taken one look at your car and walked away.... I do hope you get the keys to the workshop... So I can bring my P38 round... The Old Girl is in need of a little love and attention....lol Take care Sophie and I am looking forward to your Q&A.... :-))) xxxx
Thank you for such kind words! I’m excited to be back and happy to be working my way through creating videos once again. I feel as though the Q&A/update video will be jam packed so you’ll have to grab a cuppa for that video! Thanks for following along and see you in the next video ☺️
@@LandRoverSophie Your a delight to watch Sophie so it is my pleasure... And you speak Proper as well....Now about my P38??? :-)))) xxx
No apologies needed Sophie just glad you are well and back on the air again. Are you ever going to branch out to restoration of vehicles for a living . Your skill set is very good for someone who has not long been doing this type of work. But its a very good watch . And can't wait to see it all finished
congratulations Sophie, looking heckin good - if I can achieve half as good as your skill on my disco (still yet to re-start, too many other jobs keep cropping up like fixing my neighbours Range Rover Sport rear brakes) then I will be more than happy! looking forward to your next instalment 😚😚☺☺
That’s very kind of you, thank you! I completely understand the frustration you’re feeling haha. I hope you can continue at your earliest convenience! Thanks for following along ☺️
Very nice to have a new video!
No worries 😊
What a lass👍
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Great video as always and brilliant to see you back working on the discovery, I can’t wait for the Q&A video and any other things you have coming in the future! My question for the Q&A would probably be in the near future, what do you see being the next Land Rover you buy and why?
Glad to see this video pop up, its funny I did pop on the channel last week to see how.long ago you last updated.. thought something had potentially gone a miss.
In the unit, it might be an idea to set up a patreon account and just try adding the odd sponsor in? I wouldn't mind that at all if it helps fund extra expenditure like units especially heading into the cold and wet seasons.... keep it up!
It has taken me a little while but I’m happy to be back haha! I do have a Patreon account already set up, any donations go towards projects, the unit, equipment etc. I’m very grateful for any donations but I’d never expect anything! ☺️
You working at Aston Works? Cool. My late father had one. DB6 VV Wish I had that now!
come back )) welcome !)) like
Ah yes, the good old "lob ", you can't beat a bit of regional colloquialisms! 😅👍
Hi sophie thanks again very interesting did you like it at Aston Martin did you have far to travel
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Great video my question would be do you get much help with the project if so who do you get to help
My D1 is pretty much rusted in all the same places , except I'm having to do all the front end too.
Unfortunately, most of them are rotten now. I think they do quite well considering how they are used and how old they are now! Feel free to watch my other videos on this Discovery as I have had to attack the front end as well ☺️
@@LandRoverSophie I’ve got a bit on the front arch that needs doing on mine, they seem to rust wherever they can find a bit of metal to rot 🤣
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7:15 Try a cut and but. See Fitzee's video
Hi Sophie, great vid again and job well done. Did I get it right? Sheetmetal is 1.5mm? Is it stainless steel?
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hi Sophie, I've been looking at doing something similar what are your thoughts on welding heavier gauge steel in key area's to protect to better in a crash?
Hello! I have uprated the steel in some areas, though this was more to make it more resilient against corrosion than anything else. Since this vehicle was never designed with proper crumple zones; just uprating the steel thickness alone will do little to help it in a crash. I think it would take completely re-engineering the entire vehicle to help with that haha☺️
Aston as in Birmingham?
You are the number one welder,what's happen to the Clark of Work's.
seniai matyta.
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