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very helpful thanks for that pal

How to show us nothing not show how too

uses braided steel flex line, can make it look cool, as well lasts longer

BRO U R A GENUS THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO JOB WELL DONE

Thank you brother, the only clear instructions I've found out there. Worked like a charm!

Two important errors here. A female flame is formed by first creating a male, then changing dies and pushing the male in to become a concave (female) end. The way he formed it, the flange was only half as thick as it needed to be. By the way, this lad also needs a dearer/newer tool. That male end was ugly.

Whats the model u bought ?

this is a Chinese 38X38 DGES, not the 32/36

I believe the Chinese cloned Weber 40IDF carbs are highly regarded for air-cooled Beetle performance upgrades and flat-4 Porsche replacements. A friend who bought a pair for his Super Ford Italia single-seater rebuild ( Engine = 2.0 Pinto with rare Grp.1 twin downdraft weber/solex carburation, Grp.1 head+camshaft) was quite impressed with their quality, particularly at £162.00 each.

Its a 3 day soak to do a chassis in evaporust. 20% solution of deox c is better than evaporust, where a 5% solution is about the same. ruclips.net/video/yuaAnzHC7uI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/mwxwABnAsRU/видео.html Failing that, eastwood rust remover looks exceptional, Krud Kutter (the must for rust) appears the best if we could still get it.

Copper coated steel pipe, not pure copper.

Thanks Man 100%

Great 👏🏻👏🏻

Thanks I appreciate that Regards Ian

Good to see you back at it Lee! Nice work pal, it’s coming together, the floor looks great.👍

Looking good!!!!

Grate to see some progress agen lee doing a grate job bro

Looking good keep up the great work , In the next month or so iam going to be starting a 2.8 in black on a C reg , I will be fabricating a roll over jig , could you please tell me the hight from the ground to the pivot point, so the car will roll over . Regards Ian

We have a full Race 1970 Cortina MK 2 and I have designed and fabricated a custom front strut, using an original strut. Once stripped the 1st thing I do is run a custom made die to repair the tube threads (a piece of 6” of solid steel 2” diameter) , next strip all paint off the struts, remove the coil spring bottom plate. I then install a 2”ID x 3/8” wallsteel tube over the original tube and weld it in place at the hub- no weld at the top as it serves as the collar base for the coil over lower mount . I fabricated my own camber adjustment plates- 2 piece with thrust bearing between them. I have a pair of the upper mounts you showed on the Bilsrein set up but prefer to do my own caster adjustments from the control arms. But that is another story. Gerald Elliott Nova Scotia , Canada.

Great video. I will give it a go. Thanks

What did you use to clean inside box sections were leaf springs attach ? Tia

Hi I have a pair of original bilstins but it doesn’t have the nut at the top is it at the bottom

The capri body is coming on solid na mate doing some beautiful repairs

The pinto is the best you got

Nice!!! Looking good!!!!

Looking good ,

Some decent welds in that! 👍

Where did you get that garden hose spray nozzle from?

Woo! Delighted to see you back on this

Next day wife complaining what happen to all the plants 😂

That's gonna stain

Can someone please give me the nam that instrument thst was used to produce the pipes

Anything works gonna happen if you go to shows and show it let’s it’s not gonna be concourse is it gonna be concourse? 😅😅😅😅😅

Looking Good Lee!!! On shaping the little panel with the down turned lip. Chuck a piece of flat bar in the vice probably 13mm by 50mm or so. Mark your line and start to hammer down the lip over the edge a little at a time. Then refine the shape of the lip against the face of the steel plate. This will help to shrink the metal into itself. That is a weird reverse curve, so it is tough to make. Also, on the plug welds I'm thinking if you turn the heat up and the wire down. start in the middle and work outward the plug welds will almost lay flat and look like spot welds. There is a slight technique to it. You may want to do some practice runs to get it down. Like I said last time, Good to have you back!!!!! Looking forward to the next update!!!!

Nice one. I’m just replacing the rear shocks on my 1972 MK1 3.0 GT Capri. Last year I replaced the old rusty smiths heater box with a Mk3 Capri heater with new matrix etc. my bodywork is sound as it lived in South Africa for 50 years.

Mr Lee you have done a wonderful job so far it'll be beautiful wen it's done keep up the awesome work my friend 😊

So many things wrong here. That thing must be clogged without it dripping a single drop before he used water. Then all over his yard. Nice. 😂

Lucky for me i havent bought this car, bought a volvo v70 p3 instead

Why would you get that nice yard dirty like that?

Do we want to see whats in the oil pan😂😂😂

Great to see you back Lee! Keep up the good work and keep on inspiring the rest of us👍

Great stuff lee, im just finishing up my rear spring sections on my mk2 capri myself, keep it up man.

Good to have you back , I’m at a similar stage with mine 🙏👍

Not true lol I just bought some catless downpipes & headers for my 03 CL off eBay and I live in the US,, it’s 2024 btw

It’s nice to see you working on your Cree. Hope you’re feeling better. Best of luck mate.😮😮😮😮

Good to see you back

Nice Job!!! Good to see you back!!!!

Keep up the great work , 👍

Grate to see your back lee love watching your videos so far the work you're done on that capri is really good be like new wen finished 👍

Good to see you back and busy!