I just love the way you present this with stop motion, it makes it a pleasure to watch. The welding is getting better and better every episode. Thanks for your efforts.
I have repaired old cars for many years... Let me say your jobs are very professional and nicely detailed, congratulations! Regards and keep the good spirit! ...HMunoz.
@@soupclassicmotoring I know very well how much your way of filming and mounting is time consuming : you deserve all the support we are able to give : )
George: I don't know what I'm doing Also George: *perfectly recreates factory panel sections and seamlessly welds them onto his car* PICK. ONE. Seriously though, this video is what everybody with a project car needs. You're a master of your crafts.
SAME. As soon as he mentioned it in his Q&A session, I strolled on over and realized what insanity this is. I HAD to start from the beginning, and I'm so glad I did. Binged watched the entire thing. WORTH IT. Due to Ronnie and George's videos; I got crackin' on my daily and did some general maintenance, and even some upgrades. My MPG levels are back, and the car feels way more peppier than before (got it used when it was around 20k miles on the odo; added about 50k miles to it since).
Ronald finger spoke of you in hes last q&a. so now i am here. smashing like buttons like theres no tomorrow and subscribing. the way you film your videos are super cool.
You are doing just great! Love watching!! A wonderful ting :-) Like a Feng Shui relaxation exercise. Hommm... I can relate all too well, having too many projects. There is one good way forward: focus and discipline yourself to work on one and one only and finish it before you get sidetracked, easier said than done :-) Thanks!!
Definitely the most distinctive, pretty and professional restoration videography I've ever seen. I really appreciate the effort you put in, and how clearly (and artistically) the operations are presented.
You keep saying things like "amateur hour." Your fabrication is not only highly functional but looks correct too. I couldnt get results anywhere near as good as yours starting with flat sheet stock.
I just want to say your taking the time to demonstrate all this as stop motion photography is truly a gift and the most satisfying way to watch this kind of restoration. I hope you get a million subscribers.
WOOHOO I got a mention.. Ahem cough.... Great work as usual George. Good luck with the suspension upgrades. From experience, that's a slippery slope...
Came for the restoration videos and stayed for the beautiful style and production quality. Truly the highlight of my morning as I work from home in 'Straya.
Yep thought I'd check the comments too as I though it was spot on! Next up from George - the entire Range Rover restoration edited to the beat of a live concert...
Finally a channel that shows things calmly and objectively. And the way the videos are made is a real change from the many channels in which either money is thrown around or people just celebrate themselves. I like it.
You continue to provide superb content, thank you. In these unusual times, your films are soothing and a great distraction, they are really appreciated.
Well done George! That’s some serious progress with the welding. Thank god you can work during the lockdown. I can’t even get to my garage and after 40+ days enclosed in a small apartment at least watching you work has given even me the greatest sense of achievement!
Just a brush on over rust primer from the hardware store, and an oil based metal top coat. Nothing special but I'm using them until I tool up for spraying. hth
Very nice work, don’t sell yourself short I’ve seen “Professional “ repairs that cost a bob or five that are put to shame by what you manage to achieve
Ahhh the poetry of Dylan, the articulacy of Geldoff and the wryness of Clive James not to mention the artistic prowess of Van Gogh. Love classic Mercs and it's a joy to see them repaired using the same engineering ethos that they were originally built with. It's like watching a ballet as the welding torch does its thing. Even though the dreaded rust has eaten its way in, it surely is testament to the original build quality that many of these cars are still around today. Only concern is if the repair pieces are left bare on their inner sides then it won't be long before the old corrosion gets a hold again, ah t'be sure!
Nice words and if I had the second two traits I'd be a made man. You're possibly the first person who's made the point that horrific rust aside, most other cars that were subjected to the life this one has had, wouldn't have stood the test. Cheers
Hello. Well done for your videos. I am enthusiastic about your attention to detail, your demand for quality and your comments, full of humility and humor. Thanks to you, I wanted to restore a Range Rover Classic, and learn to weld, now that I am retired ... You are a good person, that goes without saying ... Take care of yourself ..
I have missed a few episodes, but I’m back and will maybe try to catch up. But first, let me conclude and say that I can see your videos are even better than a couple of months ago. Honestly, amazing!
Just finished watching the entire channel over the last week or so (thanks Ron Finger). I have done my share of restorations, like you with a Lotus to come, and this is truely a feat of both skill and commitment! George you are an inspiration to get out and just get to work. Looking forward to the future installments! - Adam
So one week ago I discovered (thanks RF) this channel. I went back to Ep.1 and been transfixed all week! The quality of the content and the production value are amazing. This guy is doing BY HIMSELF what usually takes an entire production team! Bravo Geórgios!
Buddy, yours is by far the best channel of its kind. There's something so relaxing, so entertaining and at the same time so stimulant that it's hard to describe. Maybe for you doing all of this is a second nature, but for your suscribers is a really special trait and we appreciate the fact you take the time to edit, and we enjoy a lot your progression. Thanks!
This is a killer video. Finally a tutorial with some personality! My prayers have been answered! The animation is both entertaining and really helps me understand visually what's going on. I learned alot.
@@soupclassicmotoring I'm intrigued that you taking on these restoration projects and you say you have no experience which restoration I have a 1968 Ford Galaxie 500 that I've had since 1997 that I just can't part with unfortunately I have no equipment and very little space do you have any advice for me?
I own a 240d from 1983. Its in pretty good shape, only one rust spot by the drivers foot. But, watching this makes me want to tear it apart piece by piece and completely restore *anything* that needs freshening up. It seems so satisfying to complete work like this on a car, and to develop and learn a new skill. Love it
Man this is amazing. The voice, montage, stop motion, graphics. Soon there will be one million followers! Dont change nothing! Thanks for that channel!
just come across this resto, takes me back to when i did the same on cars in the 90s ,st/st clips ,brake lines ,welding ,undersealing ,great to see ,loved every minute of doing it ! love watching this .thanks
I just moved across the USA, coast to coast from year round sunshine to four real seasons and I don't have a garage for at least the next year. Seeing you working in the rain makes me want to get my butt in gear and finish my engine swap on the snowy driveway. Keep up the excellent work.
It's always amazing to see how far your welding skills have come from the very first episode. Really drives home the point that the only way to get good at it is experience. Well done mate!
This is so therapeutic, the stop motion gives such ease of repair, I know it's far from quick and easy. You have definitely upped the level of detailed restoration.
Got the nicest atmosphere in your videos. Love watching them. Like the fact that you are a student of the work, and get better all the time. Looking forward to you working on the Esprit again. Thanks!
You really are an inspiration. I am currently "stuck in" to a 1964 Rambler. Way over my head, but moving forward and improving. I can't thank you enough.
Awsome, painfully long and detailed work! It requires tons of patience and skills, both mechanical and cinematographical. Congrats for an excellent job! Well, well done!
Man, this channel is superb. It is a form of art aswel as educational. But it does allways leave me feeling guilty about the lack of time I have been spending working on my old wrecks. Great work, Sir.
Love how your channel is basically Tim Burton fixing a car. Your editing just reminds me a lot of his style. It's confusing a bit, but I think that's what I like so much about it.
The production quality of your videos has always been incredible, as has your ability to just jump into the build to solve problems. In your more recent videos, your level of craftsmanship really shows in how accurately you are reproducing and fitting panels by hand. I'd be happy being able to do just one of those things...
Really enjoying the learning man, if you have something to work on just go to it, it'll pay you back in spades of satisfaction. And the skills grow. Thanks for the kind words :)
There is simply nothing else like this on RUclips. Well done George again. I wonder how many are like me with a project sitting outside untouched while I find every excuse not to get it done.... its raining, it's cold,no spare cash, I havn't got the mig welder etc. I'm hiding my face in shame.
lol I'm not going to enable you with the excuses Terry... but you knew that. Get a wiggle on, what did the folks used to say... you're only cheating yoursel ;)
Another brilliant video I am in total awe your fabrication and welding skills your ability to pass on your knowledge and your sheer brilliant video skill have been thoroughly enjoying your range rove and lotus videos but just watching the fabulous fabrication of the b pillar brilliant you should be on tv. And I hope they are watching keep up the great work John
I subscribed around when you got the 123 on the channel and had watched a few of the older episodes but spent the last 2 weeks watching them all from the beginning, including rewatching ones I've already seen. This is like a great TV show where you can rewatch many times and still see new things. Also, glad you fixed the blaring intro music versus the rest of the episode in the more recent ones. :) Can't wait to see more and rewatch them all again!
Great job mate. Your developing skills that will transfer to the Lotus nicely. You will do that classic justice it deserves.Thanks for sharing the journey, your an inspiration to many!
Still scared of the Lotus, but glad this got in the way to give me a chance to get used to the new welder. Looking forward to taking my time with it. Thanks a mill man :)
Hi, there is nothing amateur about you repair panels, they are fantastic, and the way you present your videos in stop motion is great, im not blowing smoke, I've no need to, top work fella
The amount of time spent into your craft is really satisfying to watch. Can’t wait to see what comes of this.
kind word mate, thank you
Definitely my favourite car restoration videos. The way film your work is second to none.
These have become my favorite videos on RUclips. No car video comes close to the production value and cinematography.
Binky??
thanks a mill :)
This channel is so under rated. Great work!
Working on it! Thanks a mill :)
I just love the way you present this with stop motion, it makes it a pleasure to watch. The welding is getting better and better every episode. Thanks for your efforts.
Thank you very much, will be back asap :)
I have repaired old cars for many years... Let me say your jobs are very professional and nicely detailed, congratulations! Regards and keep the good spirit! ...HMunoz.
Thank you very much! :)
1 - subscribed : checked
2 - Bell : checked
3 - thumb up : checked
4 - comment : checked !
Supporter x100, thanks man
@@soupclassicmotoring I know very well how much your way of filming and mounting is time consuming : you deserve all the support we are able to give : )
I am BLOWN away by how soothing and pleasing it is to watch your videos! By far the best restoration channel
Thank's a mill, and thanks for the support :)
At 3am, just about to go to bed, then this comes in. Perfect inspiration for challenges ahead George!
will time it better next time, cheers FHM :)
Not sure what i admire most, your video skills and editing or your passion for this old cars ...
thanks either way mate :)
Who else came here from Ronald Finger? He's not wrong about this being one of the best restoration channels! Fantastic. Subscribed!
Cheers, and for Ronnie :)
The knack of making hard work look this easy and entertaining is masterful.
This is a meditation of oxidation and an oasis of calm.
Oasis of calm! Love it man thank you :)
George: I don't know what I'm doing
Also George: *perfectly recreates factory panel sections and seamlessly welds them onto his car*
PICK. ONE.
Seriously though, this video is what everybody with a project car needs. You're a master of your crafts.
🖕🏼😁🖕🏼
Strike86 I agree 100%
No one else comes close to vids like this. Inspirational and quality work both in content and production.
Lovely words man thank you
All that detailed work and he's doing a stop animation at the same time? Amazing.
Thanks :)
EASILY, EASILY, EASILY, my favorite car repair/restoration channel. Keep up the amazing, amazing work. Love it.
Thanks Dex, cool words
Ronald Finger mentioned your channel in his latest video, said it was one of his favorites. Now I understand why. Excellent work, Subscribed!
Glad you came, thanks for the support :)
I could happily watch this all day. Wonderful mix of humour, photography and craft.
Lovely words, thank you
Ronald Finger said i'd have to check this out. Good call Ron.
That's y I'm here
Thanks for the support :)
SAME. As soon as he mentioned it in his Q&A session, I strolled on over and realized what insanity this is. I HAD to start from the beginning, and I'm so glad I did. Binged watched the entire thing. WORTH IT. Due to Ronnie and George's videos; I got crackin' on my daily and did some general maintenance, and even some upgrades. My MPG levels are back, and the car feels way more peppier than before (got it used when it was around 20k miles on the odo; added about 50k miles to it since).
I just appreciate how thorough you are and how much better your repairs have gotten
Always trying to make them better, there's plenty more learning to do :) Thanks for the thought
Ronald finger spoke of you in hes last q&a. so now i am here. smashing like buttons like theres no tomorrow and subscribing. the way you film your videos are super cool.
lol thanks for the support man :)
I don't know how on earth you pick your backing music, but it just relaxes me and allows complete concentration on what you're doing. Brilliant work.
You are doing just great! Love watching!! A wonderful ting :-) Like a Feng Shui relaxation exercise. Hommm...
I can relate all too well, having too many projects. There is one good way forward: focus and discipline yourself to work on one and one only and finish it before you get sidetracked, easier said than done :-) Thanks!!
So true! Working my way slowly through the backlog of projects one by one. Will never let them build up again after that. Thanks :)
Definitely the most distinctive, pretty and professional restoration videography I've ever seen. I really appreciate the effort you put in, and how clearly (and artistically) the operations are presented.
All I could ask for, thanks a mill :)
You keep saying things like "amateur hour."
Your fabrication is not only highly functional but looks correct too.
I couldnt get results anywhere near as good as yours starting with flat sheet stock.
Yeah his repairs are coming out nearly invisible. He's doing really well.
Thanks fellas, it's worth it even now for the skill development. Looking forward to new skills and tools.
I just want to say your taking the time to demonstrate all this as stop motion photography is truly a gift and the most satisfying way to watch this kind of restoration. I hope you get a million subscribers.
couldn't be happier to hear, thanks a mill :)
WOOHOO I got a mention.. Ahem cough.... Great work as usual George. Good luck with the suspension upgrades. From experience, that's a slippery slope...
Yeah trying to keep it within reason. The only trouble now is the big budget needed for uprated dampers. But I'll suck it and see. Be grand.
Ronald Finger brought me here. This is actually one of the best channels. Very underrated.
Cheers! and thanks Ronnie
Come for the car, stay for the exceptional video editing.
thanks for sticking around :)
Making panels from scratch is pretty much a lost art. So nice to see it brought back in such a elegant manner! Awesome video! THANK YOU!
Glad you enjoyed it thanks, poor panels, good showcase ;)
I forgot about this channel. Glad I found it again.
me too, sub this time ;) with notifications lol
This is SO gratifying to watch. I just binge watched the entire 58 episodes. Cheers George. Fantastic work.
Yes! Thanks for going back and starting at the beginning, and thanks for the support. Will bring more as soon as I can.
TONY HART & MORPH WOULD HAVE LOVED YOU!....GREAT STOP START TIME LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY . PLEASURE TO WATCH THANKS
He was my hero :)
I am totally blown away! The music, the stop motion, the voice-over. Perfection!
The music vibe is on point!
The music is extremely well chosen for all these videos. Classy stuff all round.
Thanks gents :)
What's the title of the song ? Please it's so nice ❤
Came for the restoration videos and stayed for the beautiful style and production quality. Truly the highlight of my morning as I work from home in 'Straya.
yerrr Aussie! Thanks a million man, stay cool :)
I like that editing at 6:56 with the beat of the music.
lol commented the same thing before reading the comments.
Yep thought I'd check the comments too as I though it was spot on!
Next up from George - the entire Range Rover restoration edited to the beat of a live concert...
lol no pressure then. Thanks lads
Finally a channel that shows things calmly and objectively. And the way the videos are made is a real change from the many channels in which either money is thrown around or people just celebrate themselves. I like it.
channel mission to the letter, thanks for being here :)
What does Ireland make you think of first?
Them: Beer, redheads and St-Pa..
Me: Fixing rusty cars.
Making pockets that arent mint, into mint pockets
turty tree and a turd of Irish cars are rusty
I moved from London for the Club Lemon and Taytos, Cheese & Onion, obvs!
(That, and the scenery in Kilkenny!)
The time stop video of the welds, with the red glow of the metal, is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen. I love these videos.
Thanks man :)
pure joy to watch, always makes me smile when I see a new notification pop up from you :)
Cheers Stoolz
You continue to provide superb content, thank you. In these unusual times, your films are soothing and a great distraction, they are really appreciated.
That's the most gratifying thing to hear, thanks fella, glad they bring some calm. :)
Never clicked so fast on a video!
thanks man :)
Well done George! That’s some serious progress with the welding. Thank god you can work during the lockdown. I can’t even get to my garage and after 40+ days enclosed in a small apartment at least watching you work has given even me the greatest sense of achievement!
Gotta be tough going man but you sound chipper and like you're keeping it together... Will be a joyous day when you can go. Hang in there :)
Love the vids. Can you give an explanation of the different coatings you use after welding?
Just a brush on over rust primer from the hardware store, and an oil based metal top coat. Nothing special but I'm using them until I tool up for spraying. hth
Killer work, George. Great job keeping the ball rolling in the midst of the world grinding to a halt. Rust waits for no man, nor for viruses.
Rust is the car guys tide ;) Thanks a mill haole [cracks me up every time]
Very nice work, don’t sell yourself short I’ve seen “Professional “ repairs that cost a bob or five that are put to shame by what you manage to achieve
Just wan to keep progressing, thanks a mill mate :)
I can't get over how much I like your videos and I can't imagine how much patience those stop motion sequences must take
Ahhh the poetry of Dylan, the articulacy of Geldoff and the wryness of Clive James not to mention the artistic prowess of Van Gogh. Love classic Mercs and it's a joy to see them repaired using the same engineering ethos that they were originally built with. It's like watching a ballet as the welding torch does its thing. Even though the dreaded rust has eaten its way in, it surely is testament to the original build quality that many of these cars are still around today. Only concern is if the repair pieces are left bare on their inner sides then it won't be long before the old corrosion gets a hold again, ah t'be sure!
Nice words and if I had the second two traits I'd be a made man. You're possibly the first person who's made the point that horrific rust aside, most other cars that were subjected to the life this one has had, wouldn't have stood the test. Cheers
Hello. Well done for your videos. I am enthusiastic about your attention to detail, your demand for quality and your comments, full of humility and humor. Thanks to you, I wanted to restore a Range Rover Classic, and learn to weld, now that I am retired ... You are a good person, that goes without saying ... Take care of yourself ..
Beautiful words Gilles, here's to that Range Rover restoration, and many happy hours tinkering away at it :)
Ronald Finger brought me here.
Came to this via Rondald Finger - awesome channel. Amazing work.
Cheers, thanks for the support :)
Unbelievable level of talent you have. I think it everytime I watch an episode of yours. I'm blown away!
Thank you! 🍻
I'm calling the prime minister and explaining to him that Esprit restoration is essential. You'll get your own police escort.
Tell him to give me the key to the city too?
@@soupclassicmotoring So you can take it off lockdown? :p
This is one of best restoration video I ever watched! Your video editing capabilities are awesome!
Poland say hello :)
hi Poland! Thanks :)
I have missed a few episodes, but I’m back and will maybe try to catch up. But first, let me conclude and say that I can see your videos are even better than a couple of months ago. Honestly, amazing!
Maybe? ;) Thanks a mill :)
Just finished watching the entire channel over the last week or so (thanks Ron Finger). I have done my share of restorations, like you with a Lotus to come, and this is truely a feat of both skill and commitment! George you are an inspiration to get out and just get to work. Looking forward to the future installments! - Adam
Awesome Adam, thank you. Glad it's given you some energy for the work... always worth it when it's your own. Good luck with it :)
Far and away the best car restoration channel in the world. Keep up the good work.
lovely words man, thank you :)
You deserve a Letter form the Queen !. Amazing fabrication problem solving !!!
As a w123 owner you give me basically a whole series on how to restore my car rust included and I love it. I love your cinematography.
Your videos are amazing! My dad has a 240d 1983 and with the help of your videos we will work a little on it!
Glad to hear it, get stuck into it :)
Very impressive making that repair panel in the bench vice! I love seeing stuff like that.
Thank you :)
So one week ago I discovered (thanks RF) this channel. I went back to Ep.1 and been transfixed all week! The quality of the content and the production value are amazing. This guy is doing BY HIMSELF what usually takes an entire production team! Bravo Geórgios!
Thanks for going back and thanks for the support. Take care :)
Buddy, yours is by far the best channel of its kind. There's something so relaxing, so entertaining and at the same time so stimulant that it's hard to describe. Maybe for you doing all of this is a second nature, but for your suscribers is a really special trait and we appreciate the fact you take the time to edit, and we enjoy a lot your progression.
Thanks!
Thanks for the kind words. 🍻
This is a killer video. Finally a tutorial with some personality! My prayers have been answered! The animation is both entertaining and really helps me understand visually what's going on. I learned alot.
Exactly what I was going for, cheers :)
@@soupclassicmotoring I'm intrigued that you taking on these restoration projects and you say you have no experience which restoration I have a 1968 Ford Galaxie 500 that I've had since 1997 that I just can't part with unfortunately I have no equipment and very little space do you have any advice for me?
I own a 240d from 1983. Its in pretty good shape, only one rust spot by the drivers foot. But, watching this makes me want to tear it apart piece by piece and completely restore *anything* that needs freshening up. It seems so satisfying to complete work like this on a car, and to develop and learn a new skill. Love it
100% you'd never regret anything you did, so much satisfaction and joy from making a good classic better. Good luck with it :)
Man this is amazing. The voice, montage, stop motion, graphics. Soon there will be one million followers! Dont change nothing! Thanks for that channel!
I'd like that, replies might be difficult though ;) Thanks a million man, great thing to say.
I have this an 82 w123 with the same rust issues down the front fenders. Its so good to see how its done. Keep up the great work!
Thanks 👍 This one's '82 too. Hope you get yours sorted.
Loving the stop-go motion filming and the hours put into producing these clips, let alone the actual fabrication!
Cheers man
just come across this resto, takes me back to when i did the same on cars in the 90s ,st/st clips ,brake lines ,welding ,undersealing ,great to see ,loved every minute of doing it ! love watching this .thanks
Always a joy when I'm informed a new video has been posted ... thanks for this in these difficult times ...
pleasure man, especially with comments like that. Take care.
just the right pace. I could watch this all day.
More as soon as I can man, stay tuned, and thanks :)
I just moved across the USA, coast to coast from year round sunshine to four real seasons and I don't have a garage for at least the next year. Seeing you working in the rain makes me want to get my butt in gear and finish my engine swap on the snowy driveway.
Keep up the excellent work.
It's always amazing to see how far your welding skills have come from the very first episode. Really drives home the point that the only way to get good at it is experience. Well done mate!
Welding is an absolute gift, I'm excited just knowing I can join metal. See... I'm catching up on comments ;)
Very impressed with how you managed to rescue such a rusty mess and get it looking tidy and sound again. Enjoying binge-watching these! :)
This is so therapeutic, the stop motion gives such ease of repair, I know it's far from quick and easy. You have definitely upped the level of detailed restoration.
All part of the cunning plan ;) 👊🏼
Fully respect, it’s work of art! Don’t want to stop a second for watching , I still none skip the AD
That's true support man thank you! :)
OUTSTANDING fabrication video Gentlemen, I really enjoyed watching you work.
Best content on YT by far!
🤐lol, thanks man :)
Got the nicest atmosphere in your videos. Love watching them. Like the fact that you are a student of the work, and get better all the time. Looking forward to you working on the Esprit again. Thanks!
Trying to bring that joy of learning to anyone susceptible to it, it's a massive win. Thanks for the kind words :) Esprit as soon as it's possible.
if there´s anything above the highest quality content it´s your channel. Just amazing.
amazing thing to say man, thanks :)
Your work is amazing. I'm honestly blown away by your attention to detail and patience. Inspiring stuff!
Thank you :)
You really are an inspiration. I am currently "stuck in" to a 1964 Rambler. Way over my head, but moving forward and improving. I can't thank you enough.
Way over your head is best place to be, guarantees new skills imminent. Good luck with the Rambler and thanks! :)
Awsome, painfully long and detailed work! It requires tons of patience and skills, both mechanical and cinematographical. Congrats for an excellent job! Well, well done!
Man, this channel is superb. It is a form of art aswel as educational. But it does allways leave me feeling guilty about the lack of time I have been spending working on my old wrecks. Great work, Sir.
Thanks man. Always difficult to get out there, but it's a joy once you get over that first few mins. Get after it, you'll wish you had sooner :)
Not only that you are doing AMAZING job with cars but you also edited the video so well. Good job , I will subscribe.
Thanks for the sub, appreciate it
Love how your channel is basically Tim Burton fixing a car. Your editing just reminds me a lot of his style. It's confusing a bit, but I think that's what I like so much about it.
Cool thing to say, grew up watching Burton movies :)
Love the way you show us the resto, a mix between knowledge, good music, funny sense of comment the progress
The production quality of your videos has always been incredible, as has your ability to just jump into the build to solve problems. In your more recent videos, your level of craftsmanship really shows in how accurately you are reproducing and fitting panels by hand. I'd be happy being able to do just one of those things...
Really enjoying the learning man, if you have something to work on just go to it, it'll pay you back in spades of satisfaction. And the skills grow. Thanks for the kind words :)
Amazing dedication and use of stop motion, really good view of real world home restoration ... very impressive!!
Glad you liked it, cheers :)
Love the stop motion aspect, superb work 👍👍
It's hypnotising
🍻
Pleasantly refreshing presentation on good old 123 Mercedes restoration. Keep up the good work during and after the lockdown.
Thanks, will do!
There is simply nothing else like this on RUclips. Well done George again. I wonder how many are like me with a project sitting outside untouched while I find every excuse not to get it done.... its raining, it's cold,no spare cash, I havn't got the mig welder etc. I'm hiding my face in shame.
lol I'm not going to enable you with the excuses Terry... but you knew that. Get a wiggle on, what did the folks used to say... you're only cheating yoursel ;)
Another brilliant video I am in total awe your fabrication and welding skills your ability to pass on your knowledge and your sheer brilliant video skill have been thoroughly enjoying your range rove and lotus videos but just watching the fabulous fabrication of the b pillar brilliant you should be on tv. And I hope they are watching keep up the great work
John
Thank you very much John, for the words and support. Will bring more soon as I can. :)
I subscribed around when you got the 123 on the channel and had watched a few of the older episodes but spent the last 2 weeks watching them all from the beginning, including rewatching ones I've already seen. This is like a great TV show where you can rewatch many times and still see new things. Also, glad you fixed the blaring intro music versus the rest of the episode in the more recent ones. :) Can't wait to see more and rewatch them all again!
Great job mate. Your developing skills that will transfer to the Lotus nicely. You will do that
classic justice it deserves.Thanks for sharing the journey, your an inspiration to many!
Still scared of the Lotus, but glad this got in the way to give me a chance to get used to the new welder. Looking forward to taking my time with it. Thanks a mill man :)
Hi, there is nothing amateur about you repair panels, they are fantastic, and the way you present your videos in stop motion is great, im not blowing smoke, I've no need to, top work fella
Just keeping the head down. Long way to go yet.... thanks for the kind words.
Love the start stop clips. This really helps provide details on what the rapairs are done. Great job.
I own a c124 230ce. I've been battling rust spots for a year already due to 6-7 day work shifts. Your videos are an inspiration.
great news man, hope they help. Stick at it, it'll reward you :)
I like the way you shows your repairs! You're a great metal worker!
Glad it works, learning much as I can. Thanks