£100 Cheap Car Challenge Peugeot 407 SW HDI Lost Key
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Welcome to the Salvage Rebuilds UK channel. In this video We buy a £100 Peugeot 407 SW HDI for a cheap car challenge. Lets see how much we can earn and can we double our money!
Working at our fully equipped workshop in Kent we carry out tasks including Panel beating, Body work, Mig Welding, Sheet metal Spot Welding, Fabrication, Chassis Repairs, Sand Blasting, Engine and Mechanical repairs, DPF cleaning, Restoration and Structural repairs on the Celette Jig frame machine.
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Dude the shackle wasn’t tight and the big writing under the bonnet when you lifted it says 1.6 HDI not 2.0 but nice for the money
Thanks very much pal
@@kinn1647 There is no decimal point meaning its 16 meaning 16valve, not 1.6. And thats definitely a 2.0hdi in it.
Never mind the car mate as long as you’re in one piece that’s all that matters you’re pride will soon heal cheers take care out there 😎👍
It may be worth considering a set of wheel dollies, which would make these recoveries simple if you take them and a trolley jack. I know it wouldn't have solved the shackle breaking, but dollies are like putting a car on castors. Great video again. The back bumper is actually an easy repair.
Chris could make some from old rollerskates
@@llamedosr7843 Of course he can - he's Chris the fix it man.
Rob - don't feel bad about that shackle failing. In the last years the UK (and the rest of the world) has been flooded with sub standard shakles from the Far East principally China. They look good, same size etc but haven't got the tensile strength particularly if pulled at an angle that they should have. One of the refreshing things about you and Chris is you show your experiences "warts n all" that's what makes me and others value and look forward to watching your channel.
Another great video from my favourite car repair channel 😁 As Chris said accidents happen main thing is you are okay bent metal or in this case broken plastic easier to fix than a bent or broken person. Fair play to admitting it and keeping it in the video. Lots of channels wouldn't one of the many reasons why I really like your channel 😁
You need to invest in a set of skates Rob, so easy to move that car even on your own. It's only the car that was injured, not you Rob, lucky Boy. 🍀🍀👍
If anyone says nasty comments then please don't listen anything that can happen to you at the unexpected time possible if your honest like you so please feel free to continue because I hate just before and after boring nonsense your honesty made me subscribe great stuff boys 👍
love your honesty and being open saying about when you have a misshap and holding your hands up, mistakes happen but showing them educated others aswell, great vid as allways
this is the only car show on youtube where the shoes and teeth match
Lol
Still laughing now
Don’t beat yourself up Rob shit happens! You went after working all day to load a car in an awkward spot on your own - blessing is you didn’t get hurt! It’s a lump of metal you’re not!
You consistently come up with a great variation of videos, better than anyone else i know on youtube 👍
Great to see the respectful ribbing and no 'proper' grief in these comments. Everyone drops the ball occasionally, good job you weren't injured or the house damaged, and props to you Rob for holding your hand up. Looks like a great workhorse car, esp for £100!
I had the saloon version of this years ago, I honestly loved it. The only issue it sometimes had was a dpf warning but a few minutes on the motorway cleared it. Great buy mate.
Hi Rob, as a retired HGV mechanic I absolutely love the video's, but before you let us know about the exciting barn find can we know when you will next be working on the LSE
Each week I wait for you and Chris to finish this project.
I live in America so I have never seen one of these. I have to say, that car is NICE! The design and features are very high end. ☺️
Rob, I’m just glad you’re ok. We all make mistakes and you live and learn. Love the videos and keep up the great work.
Don`t bash yerself up over it Rob. You could have easily edited it out and no one would have known. Poo poo happens and the fact that you showed it says a lot more than you think about your honesty and integrity. There`s millions of untold mistakes, errors, cock ups, faux pas etc that people have done. Every day is a school day and as long as you learn something, it`s progress. Onwards and upwards 😎👍👍👍
Fair play, you did not have to show the damage happening, Adds to your honesty. Enjoy every single vid you put out. Its great to see 2 honest guy's grafting and earning a living. Thank You
Does make me wonder why the owner didn't call a locksmith himself.
just glad you are ok after the incident......life is an education and I am sure you will find something else to carry in your tool kit so it wont happen again....that is a great buy for someone, you could asked a little bit more to cover the stress caused......
Rob, admire your honesty, which is why so many of us enjoy the channel. The D shackle looked a bit Mickey Mouse, it should have a SWL embossed on it. Nevertheless another great video. As to the latest barn find project, I’m sure it will be another brilliant series of videos, just one plea, please finish the LSE, and Golf GTI first.
When you pull cars up, always leave the handbrake on - not all the way obviously but just enough to keep some tension, that way if anything breaks it will stop or atleast very slowly roll.
Definitely need load rated shackles for recovery, that's why. Glad nobody got hurt. 👍
Don’t worry Rob,accidents happen,your safe that’s all that matters.Your an honest and hard working bloke and so is Chris is too!video content always great chaps,keep up the great work you do
Mate count yourself lucky only the motor got damaged !! You can fit a new bumper or light ,you can’t replace a leg or arm , glad you still with us , I wouldn’t know what to do with myself if I didn’t have any more salvage rebuild vids to watch !!!
Chris is 100% right, Accidents happen just be thankful your safe and well and didn't get injured and the car didn't hit something expensive
I feel really bad for you after your little “mishap” Rob (🤫🤫🤫). We’ve all got our own little mishap stories to tell so just put it down to experience mate. I’m really hoping your barn find turns out to be an old school Ford, especially a 2.8i Capri! So keep up the great work mate 👍👍👍
Learnt to drive in a 205 diesel. Mate had a 405 and I fell in love with it, so I got one. 405/406 turbo diesels... Can't beat them!
Credit for being so honest on the incident Rob. We've all made mistakes - glad there were no injuries. There are little trolleys available to move cars - don't know if you've seen them but they have 4 little castor wheels and fit around the car wheel. You can then pump them up to lift the car wheel and move it even if the brakes are on. I used to have a flat with reserved parking and the enforcement company used them to move illegally parked cars... .
Worth investing in some slippery Jim's / skiddy bobs we use in recovery to put under wheels to slide them round. And a better strop or winching brothers
Car wheel dollies are a must have in that situation !!!!! Or get the locksmith to the address..... Great content rob PLEASE STAY SAFE🔑🔑☕☕👍👍👍👍
Hi Rob. Thanks again. Another keeping it real video. The main thing is you're OK. Looking forward to the barn find.
Hi ROB, IF you haven’t already, invest in a set of wheel movers or a beam to use with a trolley jack. That would be so much easier for a job like that. Another idea would be to carry a sleeper type block in case of roll backs. Well done keep up the good work.
you can use your profit to buy yourself a set of vehicle skates, which will make things easier.
Pair of cheap flat baking trays under the wheels makes tyres slide easy over the ground.
I love those old Peugeot 407s - I keep a 2005 2.0 HDI saloon in N Ireland to use when I travel over each year. They are a great car for no money! They are a pretty heavy beast though, as you found out - too bad about the bumper damage, but very glad you or no one else was hurt!
Fair play to you rob for sharing the accident, just goes to show what kind of an honest man you are and hopefully this will help other recovery people in the future. Your a legend 👌
G101 for the undies 😅 at least it didn't hit the house
£100? Bargain of the century. Autotrader values that at around £880 private sale and £1400 for a dealer sale. Clean inside and loads of bits inc satnav. Peugeots are very under rated. Never let me down and I've driven a few for long periods. Toyotas have stranded me though.
Great video Rob, that was a close call glad you didn’t get hurt, pity about the damage to the car but it can be repaired by the new owner. Still a good deal at £600.
Really looking forward to finding out what your new project is.
Take Care Stay Safe Everyone Regards Dave 👍😎🏴
Walt’s and all love the honesty of this video. really enjoy this wrap it all up in one take video.
I'm tempted to go on Instagram and grab that, purely for a year's MOT, not a fan of Peugeots but for that's a year motoring for peanuts...very tempted
Cant believe you’ve never bought a pair of dolleys what you put under front wheels to steer , most important thing is you’re still here 🙂
Hi Rob and Chris.. mate, its a damaged light and bumper, your not injured and thats all that matters, (apart from your pride). Nice, cheap car, fully loaded and bullet proof, will sell no problem. Looking forward to the big reveal..!!! Cheers, Alex.
Great video. I admit to getting quite into your background tunes! Good choices- was a bit gutted when you changed to the current one but now I'm liking it. Maybe do a 'Now That's What I Call Salvage Rebuilds' album as next project?
You can buy little dolly trays with 4 castors in lidl for 9.99 each just jack the car onto them and it will go anywhere. i have moved a transit van on them , that was blocking my driveway.
Rob, you can’t beat yourself up for accidents, they happen. We all have the capacity to look at things in hindsight and wish we’d done x, y or z differently but, I’m agreeing with Chris here, it’s just one of those unfortunate things because a part failed.
Ultimately, you’ve still earned money and you’ve saved a car from scrap, it’s a well spec’d cheap car for someone who needs it to start, stop and go safely and, at that money the cosmetics really don’t matter as much.
Looking forward to seeing the mystery project
Excellent job Rob, and glad you’re ok. The interior on that Peugeot looked really lovely and I’m sure that will make a great little family car for someone with a limited budget. Look after yourself and stay safe buddy!
Love your channel and have done for about 18 months now, always look forward to new uploads and usually enjoy the content. The fact that you are so transparent in the way you work and also the way you cost everything out has always been a major draw to me. As is always the case with internet geniuses and keyboard warriors, you will occasionally get some stick, but I for one wouldn't want either you or Chris to change anything that you do. Keep up the good work and don't keep us in suspense for too long about the 'epic' project.
Lucky escape there mate.
Really do enjoy these videos Rob. You really do some cracking little bargain cars.
Don’t beat yourself up Rob, just goes to show that what you do can be dangerous. Just got to move on, no one was hurt & you live to make another video - which is a win win in my book 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
As long as your ok. Thats all that matters. Could have been a lot worse. Thankfully not. Keep up the good work/content.
You'll not do that again mate, hate to think what would happen to the winch cable if it came flying at you, very lucky you didn't hurt yourself badly, might be worth getting some wheel skates for difficult situations like that perhaps? Looking forward to the epic car, Lancia intergrale ? Oh no it's going to be a Ford isn't it ?
I bought my first Peugeot diesel in 1996 and I've had a Pug in the drive ever since - they really are great cars. I had a 406 estate for eight years and it was the best car I've ever owned. Comfort, performance and style 👍 Glad to hear you escaped any serious injury, no real harm done.
Another brilliant video Rob. It's great you show it the way it is... the good 'n the bad. Sh!t happens, as all of us who work on cars know all too well!!
Get a peugeot 3 button key of kent autos, put your key blade into it and look on the internet as to how you set it up to the car. (turn this turn that lock the door ect)
How did the wheelie bin get there when it wasn’t there to start with? By the looks of that damage I reckon it hit something more solid than a bin. Did it hit there house by chance?
I absolutely love this channel. We get everything warts and all. Thanks guys and glad you're ok Rob👍
great vid, its more interesting because it wasn't plane sailing, for us it makes good viewing, happy no injuries, the shackle looked weak ish, the ones from yester year far more robust and better build quality
Am sure they are 1.6 16v diesel not 2.0L glad you got it started👍😁
2.0 "16v" which is on the cover
Why didn't the seller just get a new key ?
Pleased you're ok. These things happen. You've done a nice job with the car, it will be somebody's pride and joy and ince a bumpers been fitted you'll never know. Really looking forward to seeing the mystery project. 👍
Lovin' the love on here! The guys are saying "Don't worry about it, Rob - least you're OK and the car can get fixed." Top Team!
Accidents happen more importantly you learn by it..
Got to admit I laughed out loud when it rolled 😂
Really good and entertaining video. Shame about the loading incident but these things do happen even to the most careful professionals. Glad you're ok.
Glad you're ok matey. I had a ramp collapse when I was unloading my recovery truck once, it was properly seated etc. I'd braked when I was rolling it off the truck. What a fright I got. Always enjoy your videos and it keeps me motivated to do what I do too (but on a lesser scale to you guys!). Got a Noco jump pack just like your locksmith has, I rate it a lot.
Another great vid Rob.! Don't worry accidents happen. We're only human.
Loving the quick flip videos.
Thinking of starting car flipping myself. Could you do a short video on the legalities and legal licences needed to start trading cars?
I'm sure a lot of viewers would also benefit.
Once again. Great vid.! Can't wait to see what's under those tarps
Diesel estate, reasonable miles & full mot - bargain !
Glad your ok , all good in the end. Little tip, when loading vehicles with mechanical handbrake pull the handbrake on till the vehicle has resistance but still moves then if anything goes wrong it should stop itself.
I did bud 👍
Great motor, glad you are ok, it will make a great workhorse for someone’s business. Very spacious car the 407 estate. As you said the 2 litre diesel motor is bombproof and has lots of life left in it. 👍🇫🇷😎
Rob don’t be too hard on yourself fella !!
Aslong as nobody was injured that’s all that matters mate
Should get urself some wheel dolly’s
Then u could have just jacked it up n pushed it inline with the truck
Rob glad your ok just shows how easy things can go wrong 👍👍
Rob, Don't beat yourself up!! I have been watching your channel now for about a year. In that time you know you guys have been pretty lucky, theses things happen(bet you wont do that again). All the best guys.
Lucky it didn't role into the house! That would of been expensive! 😂
That shackle is too small for the weight mate, get some proper kit and next time you need the wire replacing on the winch get dyneema rope which hasn’t got the recoil wire has!
I’m a boatman and work around big ships, I’ve seen what wires and heavy mooring ropes can do when things go bang, even on a small winch like yours you could have been seriously injured or worse mate!
Anyway, bloody shame the car was damaged but I’m sure you boys will make it all good again!
I had a similar thing happen to me A 12,000 pound rated hook broke. On a tilt trailer that was raised up. My barn find 1989 Pontiac Trans Am GTA rolled off the back and was hung up on the radiator support. Glad you’re not hurt that’s the important thing.
I know nothing about cars but I love the channel your enthusiasm and passion is brilliant. I know a little bit about rigging and it looks like the shackle was not load rated. Search load rated bow shackles and you should find something that suits, the SWL should be embossed on the shackle so you always know what you can lift/pull. Also note if you get more than one, the pin is unique to its shackle. All the best and looking forward to the next one
Looks like the shackle pin wasn't screwed in.
Wheel skates. Makes you wonder why the owner didnt get a locksmith to cut and code a new key rather than just leave a car for ages then effectively give it away.
Yeah, feels a bit like the old Rolls owners' joke "I used the ashtray today. Where can I get it replaced?", doesn't it?
Good job lads , these are such fun videos. Keep up the great work
Sixpence shilling half crown manhole cover!......been there done that. Rob don't excuse yourself for being normal. I don't know anyone in the car trade that hasn't had one of those moments...........i think we are all glad you are ok. Top video!
Spend your profit on a set of dollies, lucky escape matey 👍
Without a doubt, that car hit the house.
There's no way it hit the bin, they we're down the drive by the garage 😂
Yep
And the shackle wasn't done up, that's why it bent
@@chriscollins1704 100%
Yeah that would have to be from a concrete to make this damage. It was the house but whatever as long as no one got hurt
This was a nice video. Glad you weren't hurt!
Don’t beat yourself up Rob...........We’ll do that for you!! 😂😂. Honestly mate I’ve overloaded shackles, lifted with them at too tight a lift and never seen one go like that. Those who never broke anything have never done anything. At the end of the day no one got hurt!
you should have bought a couple of dollys and jacked it up onto them.. would have been a lot less hassle.. also - can you not get a new key from the dealers if you show them the V5?
Hit a bin? What bin lol. That's twated the house.
Oh aye lol
Sorry to see the accident Rob don’t be too hard on yourself though that could have happened to anybody.A busted light and bumper on the Peugeot is a far better outcome than if you tripped as it rolled off the truck and went under it’s wheels. So glad to see you came out of it safe and well🙏 Great video again too 👍
Hi Rob and Chris love these cheap car challenges. Glad you didn't get injured Rob! Can't wait to see what this barn find is!!?? Could it possibly be a jensen interceptor!!?? 😂 Can't wait for next exciting episode thanks.
Rob to try and stop the car was foolish. If you injured yourself in the process it could of easily cost you lots of money from being unable to work.
Instinct
Bloody hell £600 quid is cheap as Chip's .
As always great to watch and glad your ok. As always Chris was standing by you👍👏 ……. Umm barn find 👌👌🤞
Hello Rob and Chris,
Here is some stick...or would you prefer a whole branch!!
I have a 307 SW, now with over 278000 kms on the clock.
Utterly faithful, I've replaced the alternator, temp sensor, and the air-con condensor over 7 years.
They do need a good battery because they are stuffed with electronics.
Best thing: the auto lights and wipers and cruise control.
Worst thing: the gear knob, icy in winter and hot in summer..
Just the right video for my dinnertime!!!!
Cordialement,
Why not use a jack and wheel dollies in cases like this?
Wheel dollies is the way forward,
Enjoyed that Rob. A bit of a. Scunner with the shackle giving way but these things happen, and more importantly you weren’t injured.
A nice car again, and you and Chris have made a few shillings out of the deal.
Cannot wait for the big reveal on the barn find.
Take care….
I'm not gonna jump down and call names , Back in the day we had metal hub cabs flattened and with a lift and push would slide side ways and with the hand brake on would corner like a artic .
In my 20-30 I could lift a Corsa Fiesta into a parking space just get the front end in and lift back in. I had An Imp for a year and would lift it on to my knees to change a wheel. Now-a-days the Recovery uses Skates made with shopping trolley wheels something Chris would knock up in an afternoon while you jet ski .
Another great video mate you've saved that car from the scrapping pile
I wonder if you had used another tow truck would have ate into it a bit more that's why you got your own little Beaver Tail Alloy Bedded with Manual Ramps which is slippery when wet but easy to clean .