Love the way you interact with the kid, she is very lucky to have you and all your family to show her how to be a good human and learn about cars and life. Keep up the fantastic work!
I absolutely love the family values your channel offers. In a world so jaded with negativity, your channel is so refreshing to tune into a family working, tinkering, and playing together *stays* together. Ya'll are the bomb! I can't wait to see you next month on Power tour. Cheers! - Wright and Michelle :)
I love that s*** how she teaches her niece I got Grand boys and they ain't interested in trying to learn at all about cars all they want to do is drive so kudos to Emily for teaching your niece that I love it.
I was just thinking, that kid is growing up. I can't believe I still think of her as that "little" girl. Life passes swiftly, make sure you take time to enjoy what is around you. It will be gone all too soon. Happy days.
Generation 4 is a great child that's how all children should be not going around with attitude problems it shows how your family care for each other and are tightly bonded you are an example how families should be Generation 4 deserves a huge icecream love u all stay well and safe
I have a 74 Triumph Spitfire 1500. It's a fun care to drive, but working under the dash usually gets me speaking in a language that my mom would be getting out the soap, LOL.
Seen on a bumper sticker: "All the components that are falling off of this automobile are of the very finest British manufacture." ;-) All kidding aside, when will we see "Flying Sparks Hangar"?
Teaching the next generation = YES!! Great job on passing the experience on! They will not learn if we do not teach, I taught my 4 Boys all about mechanizing, 3 got it and one will have to hire it done. He will at least know if he is being screwed though, so at least he learned that. Not everybody will be mechanically inclined, just like everyone will not be able to hunt and fish for their food.
OMG!! That "Kid" is so great. I love watching her grow up on your show. She adds just that much more fun to your "shenanigans". Which car is her favorite? The next one? She'd look good in that Tri-five wagon you were lookin' at.
Love it when Kid helps. You are her hero. Hope the MG doesn't have the Lucus ignition stuff. If so by a bag of part and throw then in the trunk. HAPPY TRAILS!!! Love your stuff and Aaron has taught me a thing or two.
You're helping raise a possible future female mechanic, or something even more important. You and Aaron are a large impact on her life, and it's in a great way. Keep it up! Love your videos. Be safe!
I can't believe how big the kid is getting. I remember seeing her back in the first episodes with your GTO, time goes by so fast. Its going to be awesome to see what her first car will be.
MG's are cute, fun to drive when they run but a NIGHTMARE to maintain! I spent 30 years working on British and European cars. As well as Japanese and of course American Iron. The consensus in my shop was that MG stood for Miserable Garbage. LUCAS stands for Leave U Cold And Shivering. Bless your heart if you get that unit running dependably. Between you and Aaron I have no doubt it will be a labor of love. Your niece, The Kid, is a treasure. We love her and Finley a bunch!
Utter DRIVEL! As Jay Leno says you Americans are garbage at working on British/European cars and then blame the cars when you never get things right. British cars back then were always simple to maintain and easy to maintain as well and the problems with these cars back then was people not servicing and looking after them and garages doing garbage jobs on them using CHEAP parts and then blaming the car/Lucas for any problems when these parts failed or the car broke down. We had the same problem here in the UK with the garages and fast fits etc ripping people off and fitting cheap parts etc and owners who never serviced their cars until they broke down and they had to take them into a garage to get them fixed or sold them on and then other stupid people would buy that unlooked after car and then blame the car/manufacturer for all the problems they ended up with. We ended up looking after and servicing our own cars and never used cheap parts in them and always used Lucas as well when replacing points etc and we never had any problems with any of the BL cars we owned. Still lots of people with old BL cars reliably driving around here in the UK today no problem and others doing road tests such as Hubnut exposing that these cars were not the rubbish that people keep on spouting that they were.
a few years back i attended a roadside breakdown for a nurse, the immobiliser socket had unscrewed itself + fell behind the dashboard. no matter how hard i tried, i could not get my hands behind the dash to retrieve it. then the woman's friend pulled up, slipped her hand behind the dash, retrieved, + screwed back in place in about 40 seconds. i stood amazed, " i'm a midwife, used to working blind in small places"....
Great helper, The Kid!! Funny how you call her the kid!! I would’ve never known she was your niece and not your daughter especially when you said fourth generation but she still is fourth generation enjoy I look forward to the next episode to see you girls go on adventure!! Be safe ..
"Kid" and mother were great! Love their enthusiasm. All the players are so cool in your videos. The MG will be a perpetual repair, but oh, so worth it! Loved when your mother came out and saw the car in her driveway with applause. So neat! Happy Mother's Day!!
I owned an MG for 6 years...I spent more time working in it than I did driving it. Everytime I fixed something, another item broke. Enjoy your MG, they are a lot of fun!
Tough to pick a favorite, I love the enthusiasm for the car that all of you have, love the learning going back and forth between generations, family is awesome. The MG will be a project, I was born in 1958 and my folks brought me home in their 1952 MG TD. Dad had freshened it up and they traveled around with the car but my arrival ended the 2 seat deal. Dad was a gearhead extraordinaire, and he spoke of the car fondly til he passed, but always cautioned me about anything British..."son, they do a lot of things right, but the Lucas Electrical...well if you step into one just plan on a new harness." My Mother is 91 and still remembers the top down rides with a scarf over her hair, and the exact paint name and code for the color he painted it.
CHERISH those family moments!, (like the adventure in the boat!)... get a gopro to record ALL the anecdotes the 3rd age people say.......... IS A PRICELESS memory!
Have owned two MGs and yes they always have something that needs to be fixed. But they were both awesome! Had a '71 MGB/GT and a 1979 MGB. The second one I drove for 10 years as my primary (when not in the shop) ride. I sold it to an officer in the RAF who took it back to England where he intended to flip it from left to right hand drive. Oh yes I had it with me in England for three years.
I love watching y'all in ur adventures with all u do. And I'm so happy to see the kid learning how to work on the vehicles hopefully she will keep with it
Your episode brought back a memory that I hadn’t remembered for 40 years. My Uncle had an MG and he took my Grandpa and me out in it one time when I was a kid. I had to sit in the “back” section kinda sideways. Thank you for taking me back in time. ☺️
I got to tell you that was a great video, Back to what you guys do best, love the shop looks like mine (lived in fun place where memories are made,. How about a little more gto.
It's great to see a young person who is interested in doing things with their hands, great how yous work together, nice MG, all the best to yous and your loved ones
You and your niece make a great team and such quick learner And love the part your mom said learning from a four generation. Hope you get the bug out of it nice car.
Have been a fan for sometime even saw you guys at PRI in Ohio. The videos are always great, its nice to see videos where folks are learning as they go often people act like they know it all. The kids hair in this video is like an optical allusion I kept thinking her head was turned a different way due to the direction of the braids.
I just stumbled onto your channel while I was searching for MG videos. I have to say yours is one of the more refreshing channels on RUclips. I'm redoing a 1977 MGB Roadster and find your channel very informative and entertaining. Keep up the good work.
That look on the kid's face when Emily chirped the tires with that obviously touchy clutch had me rolling. Yup, I've gotten that look from people more times than I can count, lol.
I put Emily in for racing at Bristol on September 12 with Cletus McFarland (don't know if she can make it or not. They are racing old retired Crown Vics!
buy 3 condensers for the dist and keep them in the glove box, and as soon as it starts to run like crap. replace it. I installed a giant one out of a late 70's truck on the outside of the cap and never had to replace one again. MG tip # 104
I'm very impressed with Generation 4 Emily and her desire to work on mechanical things. So many men and women are hesitant to work on mechanical problems.
Well Emily, good luck on the MG. In my short career working on foreign cars I saw a lot of them. Can't say I ever counted on one getting me from Point A to Point B. However, trying not to be negative, I'm wishing you good luck. Hope you have a lot of fun with that car and that your Mom does to. Not to pressure you, but I hope you get it into decent shape before that little girl gets grown up. Hey, Thanks for Sharing!
@@flyingsparksgarage We hope and pray those young minds blossom a million different ways. Our joy comes from watching that happen. You've shown us a small part of that joy. Thank you.
My brother had an MG that body style and I believe it was a '76 model. He has owned a '59 or '59 version of the MG Now he has a '32 MG right hand steering version and a '67 Morgan (original wood body) MG's always have been nice little cars and my dad did have one which is why my brother has MG's in his life
Back when i had my Midget ... I fully believed MG stood for many garages and I didn't go anywhere without the tool kit in the boot! It was a fun car to drive ... when it was moving.
FYI that MG has a Triumph engine in it that never had a manual choke from the factory. It originally had a stromburg carburetor with a automatic choke that never worked. The choke cable you have was for an earlier MG with a 1275 MG engine with the carburetor on the left side.
I spotted that Straight away. A spitfire engine probably ,hopefully not one from a Herald though.... Down here in Australia it was not unusual to see midgets refitted with a Datsun Atype 1200 CC engine. More power,smoother and dead reliable. And they dropped straight in. They even resemble a BMC A series but totally different inside.
I owned a 1275 MG Midget which I had from new in 1973 and I would like to quosh this perceived wisdom of unreliability. My car never broke down in the three years I owned it and the same was true of the MGB GT that I owned afterwards. Your 1500 Triumph engined??? Midget has suffered at least 40 years of poor servicing and badly fitted mods. I presently own a 1966 MGB roadster that has been totally rebuilt with a Heritage bodyshell and it is totally reliable also. So to all the naysayers I say give your car some love and good servicing and it will not let you down. Strangely there seem to be a lot more MGs still surviving than Toyotas or BMWs. Good luck with the Midget project they really are fun sports cars.
Another fun video. Just a future hint, next time stick a string, welding wire or an electric wire to the end of the cable, that way you can tie the new cable to the string and pull it easily back the same way. makes a 3 person job into a 1 person job ;)
Oba mais um vídeo deste casal lindo, adoro ver seus vídeos e muito divertido e informativo a maneira como cuidam dos carros e to com saudades de ver Rokset nas pistas. Abraço para vcs. 🙋♂️🇧🇷🚘
if cables stiff outa place whack some crc or what ever then attach to drill and slowly rotate till loosing up. good episode. carry on. bit more flying be nice.
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Your niece is going to be a great worker, whatever she does. She's intelligent, thoughtful and is constantly reassessing as she works. A joy to watch.
Love the family involement!
Love the way you interact with the kid, she is very lucky to have you and all your family to show her how to be a good human and learn about cars and life. Keep up the fantastic work!
I absolutely love the family values your channel offers. In a world so jaded with negativity, your channel is so refreshing to tune into a family working, tinkering, and playing together *stays* together. Ya'll are the bomb! I can't wait to see you next month on Power tour. Cheers! - Wright and Michelle :)
Nice to see you teaching your niece how to work on cars, good job Emily.
I love that s*** how she teaches her niece I got Grand boys and they ain't interested in trying to learn at all about cars all they want to do is drive so kudos to Emily for teaching your niece that I love it.
That makes a heart smile seeing the whole family working on the cars!
That's top notch family time right there
Love the kid helping you do the choke, What a great helper.
Your niece reminds me of my own niece,👍👍💐🌺🌼 I love that your teaching her to fix cars.
I was just thinking, that kid is growing up. I can't believe I still think of her as that "little" girl.
Life passes swiftly, make sure you take time to enjoy what is around you. It will be gone all too soon. Happy days.
Generation 4 is a great child that's how all children should be not going around with attitude problems it shows how your family care for each other and are tightly bonded you are an example how families should be
Generation 4 deserves a huge icecream love u all stay well and safe
I have a 74 Triumph Spitfire 1500. It's a fun care to drive, but working under the dash usually gets me speaking in a language that my mom would be getting out the soap, LOL.
Your helper knows what she is supposed to do. Mon/Grandma will have fun driving that car
good to see Mom
Seein the kid get excited helpin is totally awesome and it don't hurt havein an aunt with the looks that she has mad respect to hubby
Seen on a bumper sticker: "All the components that are falling off of this automobile are of the very finest British manufacture." ;-) All kidding aside, when will we see "Flying Sparks Hangar"?
I would get stuck under the dash so after you get done laughing could you please help me out lol, great video 👍😁❤️
Love that a younger person is willing to learn about and learn how to work on cars. And it's awesome that Emily and Aaron are willing to teach.
she needs a channel on YT
Good job to the little helper !!!
Love that the little wants to help, more girls in the game!
Teaching the next generation = YES!! Great job on passing the experience on! They will not learn if we do not teach, I taught my 4 Boys all about mechanizing, 3 got it and one will have to hire it done. He will at least know if he is being screwed though, so at least he learned that. Not everybody will be mechanically inclined, just like everyone will not be able to hunt and fish for their food.
Its all about family and making great memories!
OMG!! That "Kid" is so great. I love watching her grow up on your show. She adds just that much more fun to your "shenanigans". Which car is her favorite? The next one? She'd look good in that Tri-five wagon you were lookin' at.
I don't know why. But as I'm watching this video (and your other vids), I find that I have a permanent smile on my face! Good times!
Go go girls!
Your niece is old beyond her years! So adorable!
Emily, you are such a bubbly and sweet person.
Love your channel, and your enthusiasm
Love it when Kid helps. You are her hero. Hope the MG doesn't have the Lucus ignition stuff. If so by a bag of part and throw then in the trunk. HAPPY TRAILS!!! Love your stuff and Aaron has taught me a thing or two.
You're helping raise a possible future female mechanic, or something even more important. You and Aaron are a large impact on her life, and it's in a great way. Keep it up! Love your videos. Be safe!
The BEST!!!💕
I can't believe how big the kid is getting. I remember seeing her back in the first episodes with your GTO, time goes by so fast. Its going to be awesome to see what her first car will be.
MG's are cute, fun to drive when they run but a NIGHTMARE to maintain! I spent 30 years working on British and European cars. As well as Japanese and of course American Iron. The consensus in my shop was that MG stood for Miserable Garbage. LUCAS stands for Leave U Cold And Shivering. Bless your heart if you get that unit running dependably. Between you and Aaron I have no doubt it will be a labor of love. Your niece, The Kid, is a treasure. We love her and Finley a bunch!
Utter DRIVEL! As Jay Leno says you Americans are garbage at working on British/European cars and then blame the cars when you never get things right. British cars back then were always simple to maintain and easy to maintain as well and the problems with these cars back then was people not servicing and looking after them and garages doing garbage jobs on them using CHEAP parts and then blaming the car/Lucas for any problems when these parts failed or the car broke down. We had the same problem here in the UK with the garages and fast fits etc ripping people off and fitting cheap parts etc and owners who never serviced their cars until they broke down and they had to take them into a garage to get them fixed or sold them on and then other stupid people would buy that unlooked after car and then blame the car/manufacturer for all the problems they ended up with. We ended up looking after and servicing our own cars and never used cheap parts in them and always used Lucas as well when replacing points etc and we never had any problems with any of the BL cars we owned. Still lots of people with old BL cars reliably driving around here in the UK today no problem and others doing road tests such as Hubnut exposing that these cars were not the rubbish that people keep on spouting that they were.
Nice to see young people interested in mechanics, teach her well
She needs to be taught to work on ev's won't be gas when she gets older
Thanks for another fun lunch break from "shop chaos" ! Love seeing the family involved and reality not edited out ! Love you guys !!
3 generations installing a choke cable, beautiful.
5:34 The choke cable being pulled out of the dash was very satisfying. I wish it was longer. lol
love that kid!!! "WELP ITS OUR BEST OPTION"..... great shop formen!!! get back to work you two~!!
a few years back i attended a roadside breakdown for a nurse, the immobiliser socket had unscrewed itself + fell behind the dashboard. no matter how hard i tried, i could not get my hands behind the dash to retrieve it. then the woman's friend pulled up, slipped her hand behind the dash, retrieved, + screwed back in place in about 40 seconds. i stood amazed, " i'm a midwife, used to working blind in small places"....
I love it that The Kid is learning to wrench
Great helper, The Kid!! Funny how you call her the kid!! I would’ve never known she was your niece and not your daughter especially when you said fourth generation but she still is fourth generation enjoy I look forward to the next episode to see you girls go on adventure!! Be safe ..
We’d take her as our own, but the best option aside from that is next door!!! My sister is an amazing momma, we’re grateful to be aunt and uncle 🥰
I was thoroughly surprised by how far you had yourself stuffed under the dash Emily!
Replacing or fixing things is so gratifying
"Kid" and mother were great! Love their enthusiasm. All the players are so cool in your videos. The MG will be a perpetual repair, but oh, so worth it! Loved when your mother came out and saw the car in her driveway with applause. So neat! Happy Mother's Day!!
I owned an MG for 6 years...I spent more time working in it than I did driving it. Everytime I fixed something, another item broke. Enjoy your MG, they are a lot of fun!
them are some fun little cars , my dad had one for a while . stay safe my friends
Great job on passing on the car knowledge.
It's so cool to see the multi-generational fun and obvious affection that you share on your channel.
Oh ya, and in case I've not told you this month, but that girl's hair is just totally AMAZING!!!
12:00 I never assume a job will be easy anymore and always double my time estimate now. If it ends but being easy then great 😂
Cool to see your mom and your niece!
It's so nice to see youal include your neice in these vids. She will be well served with all the interactive attention.
Came over from Vice Grip Garage, this was fun. The best part was Mom's reaction to getting the car (even if it still needs work).
Fun episode. Good to see the kid. She is growing so fast..
I love the kid! She is so cute! Teach her how to be a mechanic! I have a brother. But I am the only son my Daddy has!!!
Glad you are treating your Mama well
Seeing the kid work on the car and seeing how she is willing to do anything is so cool what an inspiration to all thank u
Good to see the MG out you will get it fixed i am sure the kid has grown so much since I been watching can't wait to see what's up with the MG
1. The "kid" is so outgoing on camera. I love it. 🙌🏼
2. I'm flattered that my drone footage is still in the intro. 😎
I hope to see y'all soon!!
Aaron lives in your hat too!!!! LOVE YALL!!!
Love all the different projects, personally I have way too many projects so your show is right up my alley
Tough to pick a favorite, I love the enthusiasm for the car that all of you have, love the learning going back and forth between generations, family is awesome. The MG will be a project, I was born in 1958 and my folks brought me home in their 1952 MG TD. Dad had freshened it up and they traveled around with the car but my arrival ended the 2 seat deal. Dad was a gearhead extraordinaire, and he spoke of the car fondly til he passed, but always cautioned me about anything British..."son, they do a lot of things right, but the Lucas Electrical...well if you step into one just plan on a new harness." My Mother is 91 and still remembers the top down rides with a scarf over her hair, and the exact paint name and code for the color he painted it.
CHERISH those family moments!, (like the adventure in the boat!)...
get a gopro to record ALL the anecdotes the 3rd age people say.......... IS A PRICELESS memory!
Graphite could be used also, messy buy not oily.
YOU, are the best part of this video ! Keep them coming please !
Have owned two MGs and yes they always have something that needs to be fixed. But they were both awesome! Had a '71 MGB/GT and a 1979 MGB. The second one I drove for 10 years as my primary (when not in the shop) ride. I sold it to an officer in the RAF who took it back to England where he intended to flip it from left to right hand drive. Oh yes I had it with me in England for three years.
I love watching y'all in ur adventures with all u do. And I'm so happy to see the kid learning how to work on the vehicles hopefully she will keep with it
Your episode brought back a memory that I hadn’t remembered for 40 years. My Uncle had an MG and he took my Grandpa and me out in it one time when I was a kid. I had to sit in the “back” section kinda sideways. Thank you for taking me back in time. ☺️
Just found your videos!!! Good to see you and hubby work together so well. Plus she’s stunning!!
Your niece is great and her enthusiasm to work on cars is amazing. And the side eye she gave you when you almost stalled it, I died laughing.
The kid is awesome!
I got to tell you that was a great video, Back to what you guys do best, love the shop looks like mine (lived in fun place where memories are made,. How about a little more gto.
Love watching her learn mechanics from you guys other than in a classroom full of drama just the love of it thanks for sharing your life with us
I had the same problem on my MG Midget so I sprayed it with Rem Oil clp & it worked fine--the choke cable needs that occasionally.
Another great video guys 👍👍🇨🇱
The faster you get your niece up 2 par working on cars... you can send her under the dashboard LOL
So many cool cars! Thanks for the video
It's great to see a young person who is interested in doing things with their hands, great how yous work together, nice MG, all the best to yous and your loved ones
You and your niece make a great team and such quick learner And love the part your mom said learning from a four generation. Hope you get the bug out of it nice car.
It’s cool watching her knowledge and skill progress she’s a lot bigger than the last video I saw her in
Have been a fan for sometime even saw you guys at PRI in Ohio. The videos are always great, its nice to see videos where folks are learning as they go often people act like they know it all. The kids hair in this video is like an optical allusion I kept thinking her head was turned a different way due to the direction of the braids.
Oh the joy of owning an old car!
You are a great role model for the next generation. Keep up the good work
I just stumbled onto your channel while I was searching for MG videos. I have to say yours is one of the more refreshing channels on RUclips. I'm redoing a 1977 MGB Roadster and find your channel very informative and entertaining. Keep up the good work.
I had those same wheels on my '73 Mercury Capri. When they're all cleaned up, I think they still look pretty sharp.
they are called rostyles, the closest us mortals got to alloy wheels in UK in the 70s
vega GT wheels supposedly fit too
That look on the kid's face when Emily chirped the tires with that obviously touchy clutch had me rolling. Yup, I've gotten that look from people more times than I can count, lol.
Sweet little car! Hey Cathy, drive er out to see me when it’s all fixed up! So fun to see y’all, if from afar. ❤️
I put Emily in for racing at Bristol on September 12 with Cletus McFarland (don't know if she can make it or not. They are racing old retired Crown Vics!
Always love the videos!! Ready for more boat footage, the weather is breaking so I know there’s more beautiful memories to look forward too!
Sweet! Thanks, y'all, and as long as you keep havin' fun, we'll keep watching!✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
I love those MG's. My girlfriend in highschool had a red one with tan leather interior.
buy 3 condensers for the dist and keep them in the glove box, and as soon as it starts to run like crap. replace it. I installed a giant one out of a late 70's truck on the outside of the cap and never had to replace one again. MG tip # 104
Dang, @12:12 one of your neighbors has a nice sounding set of glasspacks goin' on! LOL Great work y'all!!
thank you sparkles
I'm very impressed with Generation 4 Emily and her desire to work on mechanical things. So many men and women are hesitant to work on mechanical problems.
Well Emily, good luck on the MG. In my short career working on foreign cars I saw a lot of them. Can't say I ever counted on one getting me from Point A to Point B. However, trying not to be negative, I'm wishing you good luck. Hope you have a lot of fun with that car and that your Mom does to. Not to pressure you, but I hope you get it into decent shape before that little girl gets grown up. Hey, Thanks for Sharing!
Maybe she’ll learn how told weld replacing those rusty rocker panels!!! She’ll learn lots 😊
@@flyingsparksgarage We hope and pray those young minds blossom a million different ways. Our joy comes from watching that happen. You've shown us a small part of that joy. Thank you.
My brother had an MG that body style and I believe it was a '76 model.
He has owned a '59 or '59 version of the MG
Now he has a '32 MG right hand steering version and a '67 Morgan (original wood body)
MG's always have been nice little cars and my dad did have one which is why my brother has MG's in his life
Back when i had my Midget ... I fully believed MG stood for many garages and I didn't go anywhere without the tool kit in the boot! It was a fun car to drive ... when it was moving.
How did you learn so much about cars/engines?! I find it amazing and mindboggling at the same time! 🤩
FYI that MG has a Triumph engine in it that never had a manual choke from the factory. It originally had a stromburg carburetor with a automatic choke that never worked.
The choke cable you have was for an earlier MG with a 1275 MG engine with the carburetor on the left side.
I spotted that Straight away. A spitfire engine probably ,hopefully not one from a Herald though.... Down here in Australia it was not unusual to see midgets refitted with a Datsun Atype 1200 CC engine. More power,smoother and dead reliable. And they dropped straight in. They even resemble a BMC A series but totally different inside.
@@Mercmad it came from the factory with that engine along with big rubber bumpers.
I owned a 1275 MG Midget which I had from new in 1973 and I would like to quosh this perceived wisdom of unreliability. My car never broke down in the three years I owned it and the same was true of the MGB GT that I owned afterwards. Your 1500 Triumph engined??? Midget has suffered at least 40 years of poor servicing and badly fitted mods. I presently own a 1966 MGB roadster that has been totally rebuilt with a Heritage bodyshell and it is totally reliable also. So to all the naysayers I say give your car some love and good servicing and it will not let you down. Strangely there seem to be a lot more MGs still surviving than Toyotas or BMWs. Good luck with the Midget project they really are fun sports cars.
MG's are like Old Harley's, You work on them all week hoping to ride most of the weekend. :P
Another fun video. Just a future hint, next time stick a string, welding wire or an electric wire to the end of the cable, that way you can tie the new cable to the string and pull it easily back the same way. makes a 3 person job into a 1 person job ;)
Oba mais um vídeo deste casal lindo, adoro ver seus vídeos e muito divertido e informativo a maneira como cuidam dos carros e to com saudades de ver Rokset nas pistas. Abraço para vcs. 🙋♂️🇧🇷🚘
if cables stiff outa place whack some crc or what ever then attach to drill and slowly rotate till loosing up. good episode. carry on. bit more flying be nice.