A shout out to Craig, you could easily do an upholstery special with him , his casual charm and expertise is well worth it, he makes the unglamorous area of restoration fascinating..the man's a genius!
It wouldn’t surprise me to learn that many classic car owners have made the final decision of having Iain restore their car based on Craig’s work. Clearly the mechanical side is there but Craig’s work on bringing back aged interiors and replicating those too far gone, I’m sure has swayed many an owner.
It is an absolutely pleasure to watch and listen to this well spoken, knowledgeable and unique gentleman. This channel is pure gold in my humble opinion.
Just the fact people send you their cars from Europe and the rest of the world speaks volumes of the quality of your work, congrats to you and your superb staff. 👍
@@330driver330 How familiar are you with Finnish names? OP isn't a Brit, but still knows how to capitalise the initials of his name, perhaps you could learn from him instead of being "clever".
Ryan & Craig are every inch the master craftsman...these amazing skills really need to be celebrated and passed on to future generations. Great Vid Iain, hats off to you and your team! 👍🏻👏🏻
As a trained machinist in my youth I can tell anyone that Craig’s work is spectacular as is everyone’s in this workshop and I love Iain giving his staff a full moments commendation Class
This podcast is quickly rising up the charts as one of my favorites. You Brits are so easy to watch. That upholsterer is something else. What a touch. I can't own one of these cars, and to be truly honest, I wouldn't want one. But I love them and respect the responsibility to upkeep and own one.
My favourite channel. Such a wealth of knowledge and talent in that workshop, and Iain's such a great narrator. Love the F40, my boyhood dream car. Look forward to following its journey.
Thanks so much for taking the time to produce these videos Iain. I love the absolute focus on the quality of the work done, the celebration of the individuals involved in both the design and development of the cars and their restoration, and the reverence involved- not loud introduction music or jarring edits to try and create excitement, just people sharing their passion and beautiful shots of beautiful cars. The Muira's are just amazing! The more I look at them, the more I see just how well the aesthetics are sorted. Every angle reveals something new, and everything works together so beautifully! Please keep up the incredible work.
Iain, Please can we have some in-depth episodes of that beautiful old Bentley, especially the interior leather and wood. I am really looking forward to seeing the results. I do have a reason. My late Uncle was a Rolls Royce owner, he owned both a series 2 and 3, a series 1 and 2 Shadow and his last was a Spirit. I learned to drive in the series 3 and the series 1 shadow as well as his vintage Lagonda.
I really look forward to watching each new video and learning something new. It’s so refreshing to listen to someone with genuine experience and knowledge (and such passion for the subject).
That Bentley brake system…. Incredibly “Heath Robinson” and a must be a real challenge to get that right. That F40 is amazing…cant wait for the next update.
Craig really is a superior craftsman with his upholstery restorations. And Ian is absolutely correct to praise him the way he does because it takes more than money to keep highly talented workers working for you. Vocal appreciation is important when you run a shop like his. Too often the pressures to get things out the door sour peoples enthusiasm for their jobs. I would have loved to work for someone like Ian back before I retired. Ian is a class guy.
100% correct. Feeling appreciated is worth a lot. It's not all about the money. I'm sure that Iain's employees are very loyal and I'll wager that most of them have been there for years.
Always a pleasure to see artisans and craftsmen sorting out classic cars when money can get a proper job done. I have the pleasure of being a driver for my neighbour's wedding car business. One of the old ladies we have on the books is a 1933 Rolls-Royce 20/25 which has almost the same braking system as the Bentley in your video - all be it on a manual transmission of course and some decades before the Bentley! Thank you Iain and your team!
This channel is just a pure joy to watch, Iain's encyclopaedic knowledge of these vehicles and their mechanical operation is both informative and enduring, I have learned so much from watching this channel. The absolutely fastidious and un-compromising quality of the work carried out is a marvel to behold and almost unbelievable in its consideration and detail. keep up the amazing work you do and thankyou for such great content
The mechanical knowledge Iain has of so many classic cars is mind boggling not to mention the natural feel he has for these things. A very impressive man and a pretty good singer too ! Thanks for these great videos 👍
I'm not the only one, I can see, who sits back and thinks: "My Sunday is truly complete, that's what I needed: a Ferrari carbon fibre paint job, Miura windscreen wipers, Miura velour, and a Bentley trapeze mechanism, oh, yes, and that lovely throwaway line about actually driving an F40...
That was just exquisite to see all the attention to detail that all you guys do! I thought the work that Craig did wa just amazing to see! Well done to him! Now I hope I can give you a little chuckle 🤣😉 You remember when you talked about that Capri you worked on? Well I nearly jumped for joy when you talked about those speed wipers on that Barn find Miura S well when my dad got that free Capri it had those same wiper blades and a sun roof in it too! I honestly do not know how it got them but one year we had it serviced at a different dealer and they were changed for this horrible ones you mentioned! This was a delight to watch for all the details you talk about re the fibreglass and then to the other cars as well! It made my Sunday evening than you very Much
The Rolls Royce video is going to be pure gold to people like me who are interested in people like Iain who are happy to pass on years of experience and know how. Can wait. Love the all the content superb workmanship.
if someone at TCW can pass this on please. i am a Gas Oil and LPG senior technician. my knowledge of technical things is pretty good. but your guy Craig is another level. his attention to detail along with his care and knowledge is so impressive im actually jealous. thank you for showing us there are still ridiculously talented people in the uk.
Like every time - a pleasure to watch. And to learn, I didn't know how complicated this break system is... It is amazing to see the progress on all of this cars, the love for details and the perfection you all bring into this jobs. Thank you so much for your videos!
What expertise shown on the video again. These guys are at the top of their game and yet wonderfully modest. Every car you show is a joy to see. Loved the S2 even more so after I guessed it was a S2.
Craig is an absolute genius of a craftsman and such a humble person. I appreciate the way Iain is always quick to complement all of his very accomplished upholstery, mechanics, body & chassis technicians. Iain obviously highly values his people, and rightly so !
Thanks for giving Craig his due. Master craftsman as everyone in the shop. Humility is the mark of a true gentleman. Your customers are as we, fully aware of who does what to perfection. Thanks for your passion and thanks for sharing.
As usual, a fantastically nice update of projects. Old-fashioned velor (which everyone has hated since the 80s) was really just the Alcantara of the time. Now, Alcantara also existed in the 80s, but few outside the motorsport community knew about the material.
This chanel is definitely one of the best available on RUclips. Someone else made this comment and I totally agree. Thanks from Rome (F40/Miura land)✌️🇬🇧
Fascinating little preview on the trapeze brake assist system on the Bentley. I'd never even heard of it before, but the idea of doing a clutched power takeoff from the transmission is certainly intriguing!
I really like the Bentley. Those cars just real of class. That one looks like it’s sat unused for a long time by the shape of the interior. I look forward to seeing the restoration process.
Love the "Ketchups"! This is by far my favorite YT car channel! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with us! What I would do to learn from a master like Craig!
The Ferrari F40 is stunning! I had the GREAT privilege of driving THE first F40 in the U.S.. It was Fiat NA's (at the time in Dearborn, MI where they were working out of an industrial park) that was used to homologate the type for North America. What made the car so special was that it was the "Killer B" spec full on rally car with 625hp. WHAT a car! We hit "subluminal" speed on the freeways around Detroit, MI. Had we been caught, I'm sure I'd still be looking through the wrong side of jail bars.....
Such a great video for me on this Sunday. Iain, I cannot wait for the F40 project, please keep us on top of that one. Craig, your skills are unbelievable.
I love the tone of this channel, there are so many over hyped channels on RUclips, this is a breath of fresh air. Loving the yellow and green Lamborghini's, I don't normally like loud colours but these two can pull it off no problem
I love a glimpse into a completely different world. I imagine somebody who asks Iain to restore their Miura is not overly worried about the price of beans :)
Very nice, thank you for showing this. Besides the amazing upholstery work (I can't get over these restored Miura floor mats...), for me the point of correct wiper blades ist remarkable. Indeed so few poeple care about that and - as you told - it is just these details which make a car really complete. Wonderful!
There’s just something about the Muira’s lines. That rear 3/4 aspect is just sublime. Imagine having one sitting in your drive, ready to burst into life. Fabulous RUclips content.
If there's one thing i dearly hope for... is that everyone that works or is hired by Tyrrell's shop has an apprentice or apprentices. The body of knowledge contained within those four walls can't be lost if we're to preserve these to the future. One line Adam Savage of MythBusters fame keeps saying and i've since adopted, paraphrased: "we're not owners, we're caretakers and custodians". I've been proactive for a few years in keeping my stuff alive, for the next person, even projects i had sidelined. CV times have helped, freeing otherwise occupied time.
Think I'll have to charge Iain (and Harry) for the time I spend down the rabbit hole on every video - it's so addictive that once I start I have to finish it, every time! Those engines, just beautiful. Paint on the GTB, beyond stunning.
The level of detail you put into these cars are on another planet no wonder people send there cars half around the world for your team to re commission .
Great content as usual! I went to Wrexham Art College with Craig he looks just the bloody same! Nice to see someone you've known doing alright for themselves, bloody good at what he does too.
General likeability and sense of humour aside, I think it’s the fact that Ian genuinely loves the machines, and the engineering challenges they present that make him so highly sought after.
I love the aircraft cables in the brakes setup. Complex and elegant yet more than asaquate. I look forward to seeing that completed. The F40 , I enjoyed Hagerrry’s Chanel presentation of Beyond the Details. Where they detailed a well driven F40. I look forward to those updates as well. Thank you and the crew for the less than frenetic pace of editing and excellent material.
Beautiful cars, stunning quality, superlative care and attention to detail, just perfect. Would love to hear something from the owners of these cars, you’d hope and believe that they commission Ian for his depth of knowledge and no compromise approach to these works of art. Must be massively satisfying to deliver one these creations back to an appreciative owner. Had a good look at a Singer 911 at the FoS, Ian is at that level, art that moves!
For what it's worth (not that I spend a lot of time on the topic) that's the best used car mat I've ever seen. And what a place to put it. Fair play to you.
Imagine having such a great down to earth boss like that! Maybe its because of the high end work they do which attracts a more appreciative, respectful person? Keep up the great work!
Fascinating as always. I had no idea about the Bentley braking system and now you've got me hooked - looking forward to seeing more videos on that car.
A shout out to Craig, you could easily do an upholstery special with him , his casual charm and expertise is well worth it, he makes the unglamorous area of restoration fascinating..the man's a genius!
Yes, give us some sewing machine action !
It wouldn’t surprise me to learn that many classic car owners have made the final decision of having Iain restore their car based on Craig’s work. Clearly the mechanical side is there but Craig’s work on bringing back aged interiors and replicating those too far gone, I’m sure has swayed many an owner.
It was mesmerizing watching him perfectly cut that one piece. I’d be there for an entire episode of seat trimming.
Yeah, he should have his own channel!!!
It is an absolutely pleasure to watch and listen to this well spoken, knowledgeable and unique gentleman. This channel is pure gold in my humble opinion.
You are absolutely correct. Watching Iain's videos encourages a valuable sense of wellbeing that's rare and rather special.
@@rotatoryrotisserie3619 I spelled Iain's name incorrectly in my comment and your comment allowed me to quickly correct my mistake. Thank you.
You're most welcome. What an oasis of pleasantries it is in which we find ourselves.
Just the fact people send you their cars from Europe and the rest of the world speaks volumes of the quality of your work, congrats to you and your superb staff. 👍
Just finished Harry’s Garage two minutes ago and then Tyrrell’s Classics pops up.
I feel so spoiled 😅
Same here. We are pretty spoilt with all this RUclips stuff!
the only two I wait for on a Sunday night UK time.....oh and Harry's Farm when it appears....just love these older experienced guy,s work....
And Retropower.
I know exactly what you mean 👌
That guy Greig doing the interior and seats is a wizard!
Craig?
Pretty sure his name is probably Craig
Craig
I live 10 miles from this place and I've never ever met anyone ever called Greig
@@330driver330 How familiar are you with Finnish names? OP isn't a Brit, but still knows how to capitalise the initials of his name, perhaps you could learn from him instead of being "clever".
I love a company where the boss goes round sticking the feathers, like saying “stunning job” to his employees.
It makes me write: “Stunning job boss”!
Yeah, "management by encouragement".
Ryan & Craig are every inch the master craftsman...these amazing skills really need to be celebrated and passed on to future generations. Great Vid Iain, hats off to you and your team! 👍🏻👏🏻
A pair of true craftsmen.
I hope Craig has an apprentice who is noting all the ins and outs of the trade. We can't lose skill sets like this. Thanks for the quality content.
British boys like cars still, no matter what gender they are told they are. I HOPE
agreed Dave 👍
As a trained machinist in my youth I can tell anyone that Craig’s work is spectacular as is everyone’s in this workshop and I love Iain giving his staff a full moments commendation
Class
Brilliant as usual. Nice F40 from Switzerland. The job quality of your shop should be an example for most of the restorers.
A perfect end to a weekend; a glass of wine and Iain Tyrrell’s Classic Workshop!
Such a pleasure to see a master craftsman like Craig doing his upholstery work.
Craig is a real master of his craft ,a very humble person with it , a rare and most unusual attribute..
This podcast is quickly rising up the charts as one of my favorites. You Brits are so easy to watch. That upholsterer is something else. What a touch. I can't own one of these cars, and to be truly honest, I wouldn't want one. But I love them and respect the responsibility to upkeep and own one.
This channel is gold. Those Muira’s are just wow. We would never see how it’s done with out ya making these for us! Thank you
My favourite channel. Such a wealth of knowledge and talent in that workshop, and Iain's such a great narrator. Love the F40, my boyhood dream car. Look forward to following its journey.
Thanks so much for taking the time to produce these videos Iain. I love the absolute focus on the quality of the work done, the celebration of the individuals involved in both the design and development of the cars and their restoration, and the reverence involved- not loud introduction music or jarring edits to try and create excitement, just people sharing their passion and beautiful shots of beautiful cars. The Muira's are just amazing! The more I look at them, the more I see just how well the aesthetics are sorted. Every angle reveals something new, and everything works together so beautifully! Please keep up the incredible work.
Craftmanship like this (across all the departments) should be applauded - the paint, the welding, the engineering, the trimming. Utterly outstanding.
That matching 308 GTB registration is perfect
Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason has Registration 250 GTO on his .... How much is that combination worth>
That Bentley/RR brake system blew my mind, looking forward to an in-depth look at this over engineered mechanics nightmare.
Iain, Please can we have some in-depth episodes of that beautiful old Bentley, especially the interior leather and wood. I am really looking forward to seeing the results. I do have a reason. My late Uncle was a Rolls Royce owner, he owned both a series 2 and 3, a series 1 and 2 Shadow and his last was a Spirit. I learned to drive in the series 3 and the series 1 shadow as well as his vintage Lagonda.
I really look forward to watching each new video and learning something new. It’s so refreshing to listen to someone with genuine experience and knowledge (and such passion for the subject).
That Bentley brake system…. Incredibly “Heath Robinson” and a must be a real challenge to get that right. That F40 is amazing…cant wait for the next update.
Craig really is a superior craftsman with his upholstery restorations. And Ian is absolutely correct to praise him the way he does because it takes more than money to keep highly talented workers working for you. Vocal appreciation is important when you run a shop like his. Too often the pressures to get things out the door sour peoples enthusiasm for their jobs. I would have loved to work for someone like Ian back before I retired. Ian is a class guy.
100% correct. Feeling appreciated is worth a lot. It's not all about the money. I'm sure that Iain's employees are very loyal and I'll wager that most of them have been there for years.
It's great seeing people so passionate about what they do.
Craig is such a masterful person, such skill and persistance!
And humility 👍
Such a joy to see inside an early Lamborghini V12, many thanks again, Mister Tyrrell...
Always a pleasure to see artisans and craftsmen sorting out classic cars when money can get a proper job done. I have the pleasure of being a driver for my neighbour's wedding car business. One of the old ladies we have on the books is a 1933 Rolls-Royce 20/25 which has almost the same braking system as the Bentley in your video - all be it on a manual transmission of course and some decades before the Bentley! Thank you Iain and your team!
The visual impact of the F40 never seems to diminish. If anything it’s even more stunning as time goes by. The proportions are just perfect.
That RR/Bentley chassis is absolutely massive. Just look at that literal X-member...
This channel is just a pure joy to watch, Iain's encyclopaedic knowledge of these vehicles and their mechanical operation is both informative and enduring, I have learned so much from watching this channel. The absolutely fastidious and un-compromising quality of the work carried out is a marvel to behold and almost unbelievable in its consideration and detail. keep up the amazing work you do and thankyou for such great content
It’s amazing as it’s a working shop yet you feel you could eat off any surface in there. It’s simply magnificent.
The mechanical knowledge Iain has of so many classic cars is mind boggling not to mention the natural feel he has for these things. A very impressive man and a pretty good singer too ! Thanks for these great videos 👍
One can simply be in nothing but great awe conserning the supreme craftsmanship and heartly attitude to their work. Craig is a jewel!
I'm not the only one, I can see, who sits back and thinks: "My Sunday is truly complete, that's what I needed: a Ferrari carbon fibre paint job, Miura windscreen wipers, Miura velour, and a Bentley trapeze mechanism, oh, yes, and that lovely throwaway line about actually driving an F40...
I love the positive affirmation Iain provides to Craig in such a public setting. Nice work.
That was just exquisite to see all the attention to detail that all you guys do! I thought the work that Craig did wa just amazing to see! Well done to him! Now I hope I can give you a little chuckle 🤣😉 You remember when you talked about that Capri you worked on? Well I nearly jumped for joy when you talked about those speed wipers on that Barn find Miura S well when my dad got that free Capri it had those same wiper blades and a sun roof in it too! I honestly do not know how it got them but one year we had it serviced at a different dealer and they were changed for this horrible ones you mentioned! This was a delight to watch for all the details you talk about re the fibreglass and then to the other cars as well! It made my Sunday evening than you very Much
The Rolls Royce video is going to be pure gold to people like me who are interested in people like Iain who are happy to pass on years of experience and know how. Can wait. Love the all the content superb workmanship.
Stunning work as ever, gents. Craig's upholstery work is mind-blowing!
if someone at TCW can pass this on please. i am a Gas Oil and LPG senior technician. my knowledge of technical things is pretty good. but your guy Craig is another level. his attention to detail along with his care and knowledge is so impressive im actually jealous. thank you for showing us there are still ridiculously talented people in the uk.
The knowledge skill and craftsmanship all under one roof is second to none.
I could listen to Craig talk about upholstery all day, such skill and quality in what he does.
What a legend Craig is. ~Old school craftsman.
This channel is so wonderful
Thankyou Ian
Fantastic,the selection of cars you have in the workshop are like candy in a sweet shop,thanks for the tour👍
Excellent content once again, a pleasure to watch, regards from Greece Mr. Tyrrell.
As ever, Iain produces a great and very informative video. Super watching on a Sunday evening. Thank you.
Like every time - a pleasure to watch. And to learn, I didn't know how complicated this break system is... It is amazing to see the progress on all of this cars, the love for details and the perfection you all bring into this jobs. Thank you so much for your videos!
I always watch your video's with a smile, Iain. And I'm not a guy smiling much. Just so impressive!
Always a pleasure to see a Tyrell's Workshop video.
What expertise shown on the video again. These guys are at the top of their game and yet wonderfully modest. Every car you show is a joy to see. Loved the S2 even more so after I guessed it was a S2.
Craig is an absolute genius of a craftsman and such a humble person. I appreciate the way Iain is always quick to complement all of his very accomplished upholstery, mechanics, body & chassis technicians. Iain obviously highly values his people, and rightly so !
Thanks for giving Craig his due. Master craftsman as everyone in the shop. Humility is the mark of a true gentleman. Your customers are as we, fully aware of who does what to perfection. Thanks for your passion and thanks for sharing.
As usual, a fantastically nice update of projects. Old-fashioned velor (which everyone has hated since the 80s) was really just the Alcantara of the time. Now, Alcantara also existed in the 80s, but few outside the motorsport community knew about the material.
This chanel is definitely one of the best available on RUclips. Someone else made this comment and I totally agree. Thanks from Rome (F40/Miura land)✌️🇬🇧
Fascinating little preview on the trapeze brake assist system on the Bentley. I'd never even heard of it before, but the idea of doing a clutched power takeoff from the transmission is certainly intriguing!
Automotive royalty is in the house 😮
I really like the Bentley. Those cars just real of class. That one looks like it’s sat unused for a long time by the shape of the interior. I look forward to seeing the restoration process.
Love the "Ketchups"! This is by far my favorite YT car channel! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with us! What I would do to learn from a master like Craig!
He’s back…
Always enjoy the latest updates!
And featuring talented ! team members is a huge plus!
The Ferrari F40 is stunning! I had the GREAT privilege of driving THE first F40 in the U.S.. It was Fiat NA's (at the time in Dearborn, MI where they were working out of an industrial park) that was used to homologate the type for North America. What made the car so special was that it was the "Killer B" spec full on rally car with 625hp. WHAT a car! We hit "subluminal" speed on the freeways around Detroit, MI. Had we been caught, I'm sure I'd still be looking through the wrong side of jail bars.....
This channel is literally one of the best available on YT.
Such a great video for me on this Sunday. Iain, I cannot wait for the F40 project, please keep us on top of that one. Craig, your skills are unbelievable.
I love the tone of this channel, there are so many over hyped channels on RUclips, this is a breath of fresh air.
Loving the yellow and green Lamborghini's, I don't normally like loud colours but these two can pull it off no problem
the trim shop segment is marvelous (the rest too, but there's something special about that part)
Craig is a magician his work is top notch you’ve got some very experience craftsman there.
Another fantastic episode Iain and Craigs interior work simply stunning! You better be careful he will have his own youtube channel soon!!! 😁
I love a glimpse into a completely different world. I imagine somebody who asks Iain to restore their Miura is not overly worried about the price of beans :)
Very nice, thank you for showing this. Besides the amazing upholstery work (I can't get over these restored Miura floor mats...), for me the point of correct wiper blades ist remarkable. Indeed so few poeple care about that and - as you told - it is just these details which make a car really complete. Wonderful!
I see the subscriber numbers are going up nicely !!
There’s just something about the Muira’s lines. That rear 3/4 aspect is just sublime. Imagine having one sitting in your drive, ready to burst into life.
Fabulous RUclips content.
If there's one thing i dearly hope for... is that everyone that works or is hired by Tyrrell's shop has an apprentice or apprentices. The body of knowledge contained within those four walls can't be lost if we're to preserve these to the future.
One line Adam Savage of MythBusters fame keeps saying and i've since adopted, paraphrased: "we're not owners, we're caretakers and custodians". I've been proactive for a few years in keeping my stuff alive, for the next person, even projects i had sidelined. CV times have helped, freeing otherwise occupied time.
They're only cars. They're not really that important.
Pure joy to watch. Such a skilled team.
Think I'll have to charge Iain (and Harry) for the time I spend down the rabbit hole on every video - it's so addictive that once I start I have to finish it, every time! Those engines, just beautiful. Paint on the GTB, beyond stunning.
The level of detail you put into these cars are on another planet no wonder people send there cars half around the world for your team to re commission .
Great content as usual! I went to Wrexham Art College with Craig he looks just the bloody same! Nice to see someone you've known doing alright for themselves, bloody good at what he does too.
Always a joy to see the incredible standard of work you guys produce.
that braking system!!! wow never seen that in 40 years of being an engineer!! every day is a learning day!! thanks
General likeability and sense of humour aside, I think it’s the fact that Ian genuinely loves the machines, and the engineering challenges they present that make him so highly sought after.
Thanks for another great video Iain. Always a pleasure to see that the workshop is still going strong :)
Those seats are a work of Art.
I love the aircraft cables in the brakes setup. Complex and elegant yet more than asaquate. I look forward to seeing that completed.
The F40 , I enjoyed Hagerrry’s Chanel presentation of Beyond the Details. Where they detailed a well driven F40.
I look forward to those updates as well. Thank you and the crew for the less than frenetic pace of editing and excellent material.
Great British craftsmanship! Always good to see
Great video showing us some amazing cars and first class workmanship 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Looking forward to the F40 content
Wow. What an amazing way to power brakes. It's fascinating the way past engineers have attempted to capture mechanical energy. Well shared, thx!
"Talking about money is vulgar"... Mr Tyrrell, well spoken.
Beautiful cars, stunning quality, superlative care and attention to detail, just perfect. Would love to hear something from the owners of these cars, you’d hope and believe that they commission Ian for his depth of knowledge and no compromise approach to these works of art. Must be massively satisfying to deliver one these creations back to an appreciative owner. Had a good look at a Singer 911 at the FoS, Ian is at that level, art that moves!
Always fascinating to see the details that you show of the cars.
Thanks Iain, that was most enjoyable, it would be interesting to see Ryan work his paint magic on the Bentley. Cheers.
It certainly needs refurbishing 🙂
For what it's worth (not that I spend a lot of time on the topic) that's the best used car mat I've ever seen. And what a place to put it. Fair play to you.
Imagine having such a great down to earth boss like that! Maybe its because of the high end work they do which attracts a more appreciative, respectful person?
Keep up the great work!
So excited to see a Bentley S/RR Cloud in the shop. Can't wait to see the progress and learn more about it!
Wish i had a boss that spoke so highly about the work i do week in and week out.
The world would be a better place with more people like Ian in the world. A True Gent. Loverly fella.
I don’t recall ever having a boss who didn’t speak highly of my work.
That paintjob on the 308 is absolutely amazing!
Love to see your "TO DO " list board.😀
Fascinating as always. I had no idea about the Bentley braking system and now you've got me hooked - looking forward to seeing more videos on that car.
Love your Workshop, keep going. Greetings from St. Tropez
That 308GTB was at a coffee and cars meet at Cholmondley back in June. Now I know why it looked so beautifully restored.
Ian don’t stop keep on going super showing great to view traditional and proper classic vehicle engineering restoration
This channel should be in the top 5 on RUclips, criminally underrated 💯
Fab as always👍 Looking forward to the F40 "Meat & Gravy" updates 🙏