CAR NINJA Has My COSWORTH. It's In Good Hands Now!
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- I drop my 1987 Ford Sierra Cosworth off at German Motor Works so that the Car Ninja can sort it out.
This is the first and only Ford that's ever been in his shop but he was more than happy to allow it in since he fell in love with these cars while driving one during the time he lived in Italy. Since then this has been his 'Holy Grail' car.
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First Ford in his shop, but do not forget, they were designed and built in Germany.... So German Motorworks is still right..... ;-)
The Ford Sierra and the Ford Sierra Cosworth cars were not built in Germany.
@@oilman930 ok in Genk, just cross the german border in Belgium…the engines came from the UK. Not all BMW and Mercedes were built in germany either…
Wonderful. I'm so happy I just can't stop grinning watching this. This really is Holy Grail stuff, especially for Brits in my age bracket ;)
That is a great car with a very beautiful engine. Please treat it like proper rude boys.
Will do!
I think the Sierra Cozzie had a Mustang 5-speed transmission from the day - so the shifter knob is actually very appropriate!
I think you are correct!
I have 4 Cossies !
White, Moonstone and a black all RS’s, non RS500’s. I also have a Saphire.! They’re all mint, and they’re all 1:18 models, I wish they were real !
I have to get one to FL before they’re all gone. My fav or all time. Saw my first at 17 in 1986. I was slack jawed
I’m ready to drive this thing!
Me too!
Thanks Brian, it's in good hands with the ninja!
I can tell by your face you’re happy to have Johnny work on it but don’t want to let it out of your sight.
Just finished putting the head back together on my 93 Audi S4. She’s a ripper again. I couldn’t imagine the burden of such a fleet. It’s great and stressful at the same time
Looking forward to it being road worthy to Rip
I know...I already miss it. Really looking forward to getting it back.
LOVE Audi S4's....so sweet
An RS500 sold the last weekend for £596000 and fees 👍🏻🏴
As an Aussie living in KC that grew up watching Dick Johnson and others racing these around Bathurst...I hope to see yours in the flesh one day!
He was such a great driver! I love watching the old racing videos of these cars
Love Johnny! Never met him but can tell he’s a genuine dude. Great uploads Brian, love it! Only prob is you don’t do enough! Btw love the outro music you metal head!
He certainly is a good dude and an awesome mechanic!
I took a turn around Winton Raceway in a Sierra Cosworth mocked up as a Shell racing (DJR) car, I had a Mk II Escort rally car at the time set up for dirt with a similar but NA twin cam Pinto engine and wasnt really familiar with Tarmac and race lines etc and this Cosworth was a phenomenal car with the signature DJR touches added by the owner.
Drive it like you stole it was my instruction and by the 2nd lap I stayed on boost as the Track at the time was quite narrow and suited the chassis well.
I can see why Jonny has his patented Z8 smile on his face like meeting an old dear friend......
Love it :-)
Awesome! Thanks for sharing. Anxious to get it back now :)
Neat car.
I agree with your assessment of the ninja but i think your cars are pretty good in your hands as well!👍👍
I appreciate that....but he is SO good.
Its a Cossy. No wonder Jeremy Clarkson loved this car. Awesome car
Couldn't agree more!
A few off these have been lost to fire.very cool car.cheers
Are you sure you are getting the Cosworth back? Jonny's smile says no.
I better as I already miss it bad
@@epicentergarage4952 It's awesome it's in the hands of someone who loves that car.
Probably the ONLY 1980s ford I like! LOL I wonder, does the car ninja work on vintage air-cooled VWs? I mean...they're German, right? Those wheels are fantastic.
Living the life! What’s the story with the Norton patch on your jacket? Is that an American aftermarket company or race team (I am guessing not the motorbike company)? Go Ninja. Thank you.
I believe that’s the Norton Saint Gobain logo, they make automotive abrasives and tools for collision repair.
@@tomrockholm-timeless_morph6691 Thank you!
Norton (sanding products) was a big sponsor of racing starting in the 70's with Penske racing. It is an jacket from back in the day.
@@epicentergarage4952 Thanks for the info. My wife’s surname was Norton (she is British); I will have find patch for her. Good luck with the wonderful car-in good hands with Ninja of course :)
In the UK one has just been actioned for $700,000
That was an RS500. This one is an RS.
it might have been built in Germany
nah, the Sierra RS Cosworth and RS500 Cosworth were built in Belgium
@@frankbertuzzi4782 just checked yes you are correct but the rs500 was a convertion of the standard RS to a RS500 by tickford aston martin