I'm good with little or no 4x4 content, but please do whatever makes you happy. I enjoy your explanations and details, and your enthusiasm for what you build. Thank you, Mike.
@@ttt69420 I think off-roading is cool too (I live in Colorado, so it's huge here too), but it's just got a far smaller fanbase than street cars simply because there are so few areas with that kind of terrain available. If you're in a flat state, the best you can likely do is dirt roads and mud pits. Relatability will help channel views, which helps fund the build. A Ferrari time attack build may be unrealistic for most, but pretty much everything he did to that car could be adapted to any of our home garage builds in smaller ways with enough imagination.
depends on "the build" if you are building a track car and only have 1 and your build takes you out of tracking for 2yrs, then trust me the fun of the build and the burden of the costs can kill all the joy .. the struggle is real...
Mike it was rad seeing you in Vin's video helping him with the Ferrari man. Stoked for everything you doing this year brother. Be well. *Out of all the YTbers I watch, you motivate me the most. When I was a teenager in the early 2000's, I was obsessed with starting my own tuning company and I was inspiredby RE Amemiya and tuners from Japan (like what Evasive is now). I used to cut out cars from magazines and lower them (cutting out the bottom of the cars under the fenders and regluing it). Also drawing & sketching. My passion has always been cars since I could remember but I made all the wrong decisions as a younger man and never realized any of my dreams. Now I'm in my late 30's and I have so many regrets but it's not too late as long as I'm alive. So I want to take a risk and do something for myself this year regardless of how small I start. Thank you for inspiring so many of us Mike. ❤
As a person that owns 20+ black t-shirts from 5-10 different companies, I can confirm that my StanceWorks RxTx black t-shirt is actually good quality. Also, Mike and Anthony, if you're reading, this channel deserves 4k :)
I walked myself into a hairbrained 68c10 swap during Covid. Have stuffed a Mercedes 3.0l turbo diesel in it that I pulled out of a junk yard. Learned to tig weld. It’s been a wild journey that’s not quite done
Please do 4 wheeling content. Ever since dirt everyday ended I’ve really been missing off road videos. I would love to see you tackle an off road build. You are good at making videos, and a talented fabricator, and someone who pours creativity into every build. You really knock it out of the park every time. In the hope I see an insane, over engineered, go anywhere build from you one day, please for the love of God, start putting off roading videos out. I would watch the 350 build and videos of you taking the truck out on some trails. Keep up the excellent work! You are seriously one of the best RUclips channels out there.
I have absolutely zero desire to watch any 4x4 content ever. But because you are you. And you are the best, I will watch whatever you post, leave a like. And be happy. Thank you for everything you do and always keeping it 1000 ❤
Hey Mike. I stumbled upon your channel a couple of months ago by mistake and now I’m hooked. I just finished binge watching the entire Ferrari build playlist. One thing I would love to see is an entire video dedicated to the title of this one. I was very excited to see this video, but a little disappointed to find it’s actually a Q&A with very little time dedicated to what the title suggests. I haven’t scrolled back through every video you’ve ever made to see if you’ve already done something like this, so I apologise if that is the case. If not, I’m sure I’m not alone when I say a video on getting started would be a huge hit. Things like essential equipment, learning to weld and fabricate, where to find information on things like suspension geometry and so on. Thanks and keep up the good work.
As someone who gets to work on and drive M1’s at work, including a ProCar from time to time, I’m REALLY excited to see what’s in that crate! Excited for you, keep up the great content!
I’m happy to see more 4x4 content! I’m happy with more content! Love watching the fab and process too. Another thing that I’ve come to really enjoy is your fantastic story telling abilities.
I absolutely love that Lego analogy... as I sit here tearing apart one Lego castle to rebuild it as another, with parts for my car sitting in the garage, waiting for decent weather. It's always about the journey, not the destination for me too. Part of the reason I love your channel so much.
I appreciate that you take the time to build a quality vehicle. Not one that only looks good from a distance. I followed the entire Ferrari build. I can't stand so called custom car builders on RUclips that basically start a new project every other week, but never complete anything. They claim to complete, some projects but no rational person would agree. It's a con job. A car that can't be driven/enjoyed is pointless scrap. Why do people waste their time on those channels? RUclipsrs like that don't actually care about building the car. They just care about getting clicks. I refuse to watch that garbage. If someone starts a car I want to see it finished inside and out.
As someone who likes BMWs, I am sad that they are sold. But at the same time I can't wait for seeing you build more cars.😁 Thanks Mike for putting out this fantastic work on RUclips :)
I have been building and customizing vehicles as a living for 18 years now. Last year,I decided to build a complete one off car from 18gauge steel panels. It has been a lot of fun learning and occasionally failing but the truck fabrication is done and going into bodywork. If there is a young person wanting to get into this industry,look for a hotrod/custom shop in your area and hang out,help out,lend a hand and you will learn. I love this industry and can't wait to see what the future holds.
Thanks Mike for all the effort you put into your channel, you’re a great host, incredibly informative, creative and a massive inspiration for myself and Im guessing now many 1000s of subscribers. I have really enjoyed your learning process and “give it a go” attitude over the years. Keep up the “magnificence” Adam.
I love all of your projects. It's fun watching your creative process and building things YOU enjoy. I'm excited to see what your new project is and watching how you approach the new big build. I'm sure it'll be epic!
No M1 unveiling??? Can't wait to see what you're working with there, M1 is easily top 5 of all time for me....love the channel and appreciate all that goes into it! Thank You!
The build is why most of us are here I presume, which reminds me that I don't feel as immersed in the process with the new b-roll voice-over style filming. It's beautiful to look at but it kind of feels like flipping through pages in a magazine instead of studying the problem that you're focusing on and how to handle it. I know you guys will find the balance. Your work is inspirational.
Well done Mike! As always, brilliant content. Your projects are amazing. Keep them coming. 4x4 content will be a huge bonus. Does not matter what kind of vehicle, as long as you can better the end product.
Im with you Mike, i typically enjoy the process more than the end result. Learning and improving on skills is such a great, rewarding experience. Im here for whatever you do, its all enjoyable!
Mike you’re the man! I completely relate and agree to your legos analogy. Thank you for all of the amazing content and sharing your build process with us! Probably the outsider here but I like the go fast content over off road.
great episode as always the On Grid tshirts are so nice, definitely restock them when you can so i can pick one up and support one of the best car channels on youtube. much love
My son plays with Lego the same way that you did as a kid ... Mike, I can only hope that he keeps that passion into his later life as well as you have. I personally will be here to watch anything you make.
I love your videos and builds and you’ve helped inspire me to start building to acquire some skills (I have none!). I’m tearing down and doing a light resto on my Datsun 120y coupe as I figured it was simple enough to get my head around. Engine is on the floor and the bay is stripped as I clean it up to respray the bay, refresh all the suspension and steering arms and engine then get it all back together. It’s great fun and I feel the same as you about Lego so it’s cool to do this finally with a car :) As an Aussie I look forward to seeing you WTAC again - I didn’t get to see the Ferrari on track last time so fingers crossed!
Not a particularly big fan of off-roading unless it’s rally related, however, I find your perspective on, and taste in cars to be more than enough to entertain and to some extent, inform others of how they can tackle cars in their own way. Always eager to see what you’re up to next!
Since I'm watching your content over here in Europe, I don't miss any Truck content and have absolutely no desire for it as well. 4x4s and something weird as the thing, which started out as a Model A, are just not my thing. Must be a very american obsession. Your other cars are a different matter, which I can relate to very well. I am looking forward to see the UrQuattro running and hope for a new build series as entertaining as the Ferrari, which brought me here.
My first handmade full custom bicycle I made in the yard if my apartment complex. Some of the welding was done with my flux core MiG plugged into a light pole in a McDonald’s parking lot. If you want to build something you’ll find a way.
I’d say do the 4x4 content too. I seem to be like you where i enjoy pretty much everything car/truck related. I like seeing an array of different content on channels.
So excited for the next project!! Also, a bit of a "vlog" covering offroad stuff like your vacation video a couple of years ago, would be cool. I know theres a market for 4x4/offroad/baja stuff, so maybe a spinoff StanceWorks channel?!??
1: Man I loved the 28 Ford on BBS's and the BMW engine. That was a early favorite build of yours to me. 2: With the 308 - when it comes time to change the suspension I hope you have a lot of time. But I'm sure you know how delicate of a balance altering the suspension settings are and how you change one thing, then it effects 2 or 3 other things. 3: Personally speaking I could care less about 4x4 stuff. BUT it's your channel, do what you want to do! 4: Wish you were still out here on the east side of the mighty Mississippi so I could have a chance at seeing these cars in person again. But hey - as long as you're happy that's all that matters!
G40-1050 is the biggest turbo i've seen work well on a K24 for workable power, but it's still really peaky. G35-900 seems like more of a sweet spot for a built K24 for road racing, or maybe even smaller.
For my part I like just builds, it's why I'm here, a bit of track or driving stuff wraps things up nicely and is feedback for the builds but apart from that.
Offroading. Desert racers, foot to floor,insane suspension travel,well over a hundred miles an hour, yes. Crawling along,taking in the scenery. Mean while back packers are traveling further in the same amount of time. No. Please enjoy the later. The excitement level of Desert racing and building is most interesting.
I think you often find some of the best builders are of the same mindset in terms of finding their greatest satisfaction in the build process rather than the end result.
I'm good with little or no 4x4 content, but please do whatever makes you happy. I enjoy your explanations and details, and your enthusiasm for what you build. Thank you, Mike.
Tbh, I don't even like the model a, let's see an ae86 build, or a ra22!
I think like 1 in every 10 videos being a change of pace video can't hurt, right?
Off-road is great. You should try it. There's a lot of really cool engineering, driving technique, etc. In socal it's very popular.
@@ttt69420 I think off-roading is cool too (I live in Colorado, so it's huge here too), but it's just got a far smaller fanbase than street cars simply because there are so few areas with that kind of terrain available. If you're in a flat state, the best you can likely do is dirt roads and mud pits. Relatability will help channel views, which helps fund the build. A Ferrari time attack build may be unrealistic for most, but pretty much everything he did to that car could be adapted to any of our home garage builds in smaller ways with enough imagination.
YES, the build process is where the joy is! Well said Mike. Can’t wait to see what’s in the box!😂
It's street bandito :0
Where the videos at? You guys ghosted us…
Yeah! We miss you guys.
depends on "the build" if you are building a track car and only have 1 and your build takes you out of tracking for 2yrs, then trust me the fun of the build and the burden of the costs can kill all the joy .. the struggle is real...
Dudes. We miss you.
M1 redesigned by StanceWorks is going to be sick! Mike maybe you will end up being the Singer of BMWs?
Mike it was rad seeing you in Vin's video helping him with the Ferrari man. Stoked for everything you doing this year brother. Be well.
*Out of all the YTbers I watch, you motivate me the most. When I was a teenager in the early 2000's, I was obsessed with starting my own tuning company and I was inspiredby RE Amemiya and tuners from Japan (like what Evasive is now). I used to cut out cars from magazines and lower them (cutting out the bottom of the cars under the fenders and regluing it). Also drawing & sketching. My passion has always been cars since I could remember but I made all the wrong decisions as a younger man and never realized any of my dreams. Now I'm in my late 30's and I have so many regrets but it's not too late as long as I'm alive. So I want to take a risk and do something for myself this year regardless of how small I start. Thank you for inspiring so many of us Mike. ❤
As a person that owns 20+ black t-shirts from 5-10 different companies, I can confirm that my StanceWorks RxTx black t-shirt is actually good quality.
Also, Mike and Anthony, if you're reading, this channel deserves 4k :)
Any content is dope, 4x4, builds, design, event content, anything. You’re a great story teller so I’m in for anything.
I walked myself into a hairbrained 68c10 swap during Covid. Have stuffed a Mercedes 3.0l turbo diesel in it that I pulled out of a junk yard. Learned to tig weld. It’s been a wild journey that’s not quite done
Please do 4 wheeling content. Ever since dirt everyday ended I’ve really been missing off road videos. I would love to see you tackle an off road build. You are good at making videos, and a talented fabricator, and someone who pours creativity into every build. You really knock it out of the park every time. In the hope I see an insane, over engineered, go anywhere build from you one day, please for the love of God, start putting off roading videos out. I would watch the 350 build and videos of you taking the truck out on some trails. Keep up the excellent work! You are seriously one of the best RUclips channels out there.
I have absolutely zero desire to watch any 4x4 content ever. But because you are you. And you are the best, I will watch whatever you post, leave a like. And be happy. Thank you for everything you do and always keeping it 1000 ❤
Hey Mike. I stumbled upon your channel a couple of months ago by mistake and now I’m hooked. I just finished binge watching the entire Ferrari build playlist.
One thing I would love to see is an entire video dedicated to the title of this one. I was very excited to see this video, but a little disappointed to find it’s actually a Q&A with very little time dedicated to what the title suggests. I haven’t scrolled back through every video you’ve ever made to see if you’ve already done something like this, so I apologise if that is the case. If not, I’m sure I’m not alone when I say a video on getting started would be a huge hit. Things like essential equipment, learning to weld and fabricate, where to find information on things like suspension geometry and so on.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
As someone who gets to work on and drive M1’s at work, including a ProCar from time to time, I’m REALLY excited to see what’s in that crate! Excited for you, keep up the great content!
I’m happy to see more 4x4 content! I’m happy with more content! Love watching the fab and process too. Another thing that I’ve come to really enjoy is your fantastic story telling abilities.
I absolutely love that Lego analogy... as I sit here tearing apart one Lego castle to rebuild it as another, with parts for my car sitting in the garage, waiting for decent weather. It's always about the journey, not the destination for me too. Part of the reason I love your channel so much.
I appreciate that you take the time to build a quality vehicle. Not one that only looks good from a distance.
I followed the entire Ferrari build. I can't stand so called custom car builders on RUclips that basically start a new project every other week, but never complete anything. They claim to complete, some projects but no rational person would agree. It's a con job. A car that can't be driven/enjoyed is pointless scrap.
Why do people waste their time on those channels?
RUclipsrs like that don't actually care about building the car. They just care about getting clicks. I refuse to watch that garbage. If someone starts a car I want to see it finished inside and out.
As someone who likes BMWs, I am sad that they are sold. But at the same time I can't wait for seeing you build more cars.😁
Thanks Mike for putting out this fantastic work on RUclips :)
I have been building and customizing vehicles as a living for 18 years now. Last year,I decided to build a complete one off car from 18gauge steel panels. It has been a lot of fun learning and occasionally failing but the truck fabrication is done and going into bodywork. If there is a young person wanting to get into this industry,look for a hotrod/custom shop in your area and hang out,help out,lend a hand and you will learn. I love this industry and can't wait to see what the future holds.
Thanks for the honesty about the business side of this channel. Keep up the good work !
Love the channel.
No 4x4 content, it’s important you have that downtime just to enjoy it!
Do miss the offroad/truck content. Bring it back!
Thanks Mike for all the effort you put into your channel, you’re a great host, incredibly informative, creative and a massive inspiration for myself and Im guessing now many 1000s of subscribers. I have really enjoyed your learning process and “give it a go” attitude over the years.
Keep up the “magnificence”
Adam.
I love all of your projects. It's fun watching your creative process and building things YOU enjoy. I'm excited to see what your new project is and watching how you approach the new big build. I'm sure it'll be epic!
Your channel get closer to the Zen and the art of automotive RUclips than any other channel I can think of.
Really love this channel. The improvement and redesign aspect makes it unique.
No M1 unveiling??? Can't wait to see what you're working with there, M1 is easily top 5 of all time for me....love the channel and appreciate all that goes into it! Thank You!
Mike, I watch because you're a great young artist doing his work and showing fabulous skills and tools and etc. Build what you want, I'll still watch.
The build is why most of us are here I presume, which reminds me that I don't feel as immersed in the process with the new b-roll voice-over style filming. It's beautiful to look at but it kind of feels like flipping through pages in a magazine instead of studying the problem that you're focusing on and how to handle it. I know you guys will find the balance. Your work is inspirational.
Well done Mike! As always, brilliant content. Your projects are amazing. Keep them coming. 4x4 content will be a huge bonus. Does not matter what kind of vehicle, as long as you can better the end product.
Im with you Mike, i typically enjoy the process more than the end result. Learning and improving on skills is such a great, rewarding experience. Im here for whatever you do, its all enjoyable!
Love the down to earth attitude and devery of your vids.
Fabrication has always been my favorite part. Taking something that was thrown away and building something cool out of it.
As a custom car and bike builder I see your work as an extension of your artistic side.
Keep up the amazing work as we all really enjoy it
A big yes to 4x4 content! (along with all the usual good stuff)
I really hope a BMW M1 is in that box
its better.
m1 has a tubular chassis. i think it is.
It's rare that the destination is as fun as the journey. That's the builds that never get sold.
I'm excited for your next project. Mike is driven by passion
This is the video I've been waiting for but didn't realize it. Thanks Mike!
Mike you’re the man! I completely relate and agree to your legos analogy. Thank you for all of the amazing content and sharing your build process with us! Probably the outsider here but I like the go fast content over off road.
great episode as always
the On Grid tshirts are so nice, definitely restock them when you can so i can pick one up and support one of the best car channels on youtube.
much love
A wise Brad Pitt once said "WHAT'S IN THE BOX?" and "WHAT WAS IN THE BOX?" and I can relate to that.
mike, we love all your content.. never doubt about that
im enjoying the build always more, ill totally understand you
My son plays with Lego the same way that you did as a kid ... Mike, I can only hope that he keeps that passion into his later life as well as you have. I personally will be here to watch anything you make.
Absolutely take your gear camping just so long as it doesn't take away from (vacation) but your builds are some my favorite on RUclips so keep it up!
Brother, that's the attitude! Best wishes from Sofia, Bulgaria!
I'm a fan of 4x4 content. It's still modifying and fab and enjoying these vehicles
Not fan of 4x4 but absolutely in love with anything you build. It would be great to see how you turn that pickup into a machine of yours.
I love your videos and builds and you’ve helped inspire me to start building to acquire some skills (I have none!). I’m tearing down and doing a light resto on my Datsun 120y coupe as I figured it was simple enough to get my head around. Engine is on the floor and the bay is stripped as I clean it up to respray the bay, refresh all the suspension and steering arms and engine then get it all back together. It’s great fun and I feel the same as you about Lego so it’s cool to do this finally with a car :)
As an Aussie I look forward to seeing you WTAC again - I didn’t get to see the Ferrari on track last time so fingers crossed!
Yes more offroad content. love seeing rigs go out and wheel
Man I miss your E28, I remember seeing that car on R3V before the accident and the chop and blew my mind!!!
Not a particularly big fan of off-roading unless it’s rally related, however, I find your perspective on, and taste in cars to be more than enough to entertain and to some extent, inform others of how they can tackle cars in their own way. Always eager to see what you’re up to next!
The 308 was why I subscribed and I want to see a time attack win. I enjoy how you share your process and I can't wait to see the big crate
Woe! Lot's of thinking. Clear talking. Thanks.
Sweet episode. Good on ya', Mike.
Great analogy with building with Lego's and the thrill of building a car! I feel the same way when I get to wrench on my car as well
180 on the straight approaching a turn is nuts!
I don't really care about 4x4, but definitely would keep tuning in to your build content
Great episode as always Mike, looking forward to an onboxing on what's next 👍
Since I'm watching your content over here in Europe, I don't miss any Truck content and have absolutely no desire for it as well. 4x4s and something weird as the thing, which started out as a Model A, are just not my thing. Must be a very american obsession. Your other cars are a different matter, which I can relate to very well. I am looking forward to see the UrQuattro running and hope for a new build series as entertaining as the Ferrari, which brought me here.
We learn by doing. Well done Mike.
Always a good video for inspiration that I'll be able to actually finish my own project
Mike, off road content would absolutely rule! Thanks for the vids!
any and all stanceworks content please! Mike you rock!
what's in the box!!!!!
Would love some overland content.
Great stuff Mike 🤙
My first handmade full custom bicycle I made in the yard if my apartment complex. Some of the welding was done with my flux core MiG plugged into a light pole in a McDonald’s parking lot. If you want to build something you’ll find a way.
Keen for 4x4 content as well.
great video, like always !
New viewer here, this Ferrari looks insane. Very cool build. Subscribed.
E36 looks mad cool in the background 😮💨
I’d say do the 4x4 content too. I seem to be like you where i enjoy pretty much everything car/truck related. I like seeing an array of different content on channels.
Came across this video and took your suggestion to watch the Ferrari build. Not finished yet but loving it so far.
Yes to some 4x4, build and driving videos. Plus some e36 videos if you use it. Really enjoyed the e30 M3 track videos from way back.
No regrets. Gratitude. Love it.
I love how you repositioned in the shop to answer each question lolol
That moment the M1 got pre-revealed got me excited
Looking forward to the tube frame build. I'm more into hot rod/racing/engineering content but some 4x4 content would be fine.
I definitely want offroad content !
Tube chassis M1, dope 👍
Having just bought my first truck, I'm keen!
The way i see it is you created this channel doing what you love, and you should keep doing that. Be it 4x4 or track cars. I will check it out.
15:50 that’s really inspiring! I also think that off-road videos would be fun to see as long as it doesn’t effect the output of this kind of content
So excited for the next project!! Also, a bit of a "vlog" covering offroad stuff like your vacation video a couple of years ago, would be cool. I know theres a market for 4x4/offroad/baja stuff, so maybe a spinoff StanceWorks channel?!??
Not much into 4x4 stuff but I would definitely watch it because it’s you! Sneaky M1 reveal by the way😉
Keen as for some 4x4 content mate
Oh that's beautiful.
1: Man I loved the 28 Ford on BBS's and the BMW engine. That was a early favorite build of yours to me.
2: With the 308 - when it comes time to change the suspension I hope you have a lot of time. But I'm sure you know how delicate of a balance altering the suspension settings are and how you change one thing, then it effects 2 or 3 other things.
3: Personally speaking I could care less about 4x4 stuff. BUT it's your channel, do what you want to do!
4: Wish you were still out here on the east side of the mighty Mississippi so I could have a chance at seeing these cars in person again. But hey - as long as you're happy that's all that matters!
Oh hey! I probably shipped/packed those black springs for the ferrari! Cool to see them on screen.
Mike do add 4x4 content. Your fj60 v8 is dope!
Yes. Want to see 4x4 content. I enjoy on and off road content.
offroad/overland content would be awesome
I agree 100% with the legos. All about the build. Not the playing.
G40-1050 is the biggest turbo i've seen work well on a K24 for workable power, but it's still really peaky. G35-900 seems like more of a sweet spot for a built K24 for road racing, or maybe even smaller.
I'd love to see more off-road content!
For my part I like just builds, it's why I'm here, a bit of track or driving stuff wraps things up nicely and is feedback for the builds but apart from that.
Tube chassis M1 is baller
The entire Ferrari build is WELL worth the time to watch it.
stanceworks offroad content would be great!
Afraid not into 4x4 content.
Fabricating and design is interesting.
YES PLEASE to off road content!
Offroading. Desert racers, foot to floor,insane suspension travel,well over a hundred miles an hour, yes.
Crawling along,taking in the scenery. Mean while back packers are traveling further in the same amount of time. No.
Please enjoy the later.
The excitement level of Desert racing and building is most interesting.
I think you often find some of the best builders are of the same mindset in terms of finding their greatest satisfaction in the build process rather than the end result.