Lancia Fulvia Replacement Panels | Workshop Uncut | Car S.O.S.
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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Take one cherished car that has seen better days, add an owner in need of a helping hand. Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw secretly whisk the wheels away to a well equipped workshop before surprising the unsuspecting owner with their newly restored classic.
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Thanks to Dave, one Fulvia coupe from Croatia was brought back to life.
I am French and it’s the best show in the world in France there is nothing like that sorry for the mistakes of vocabulary but I am 12 years old
Your English is very good.
Sign him up! That fellow is a natural presenter. He reminds me of Sir Ken Robinson, both looks and delivery.
Worth his weight in gold! My father had a series one fulvia, beautiful car, so stylish and different.
Thank you for your contribution regarding resturation of the Fulvia. I have one that is being rebuilt and this will be a great asset for the project.
Fantastic. I love the show, but often wish there was more technical content, especially bodywork repairs.
Spiltting a car restoration over two 1 hour shows would suit me, but I guess might turn some people off. Having the technical stuff on youtube is a great solution.
I love Car SOS, I wish we could watch seasons 9 and on in the USA
Great job, the way Dave is making these panels is excellent, I will need some myself soon when I start my Fulvia restoration. (Old Harry Manning would have been pleased)! Lancia club would know. Cheers Bob
I was very lucky when I was a student and had no money to have the pleasure of working on my car at Harry's for a £1. Used all his tools, and benefitted from his expertise. Rebuilt several engines there, as well as overhauling brake servos, modifying exhausts, fitting a hydraulic handbrake and general maintenance. Harry is sorely missed. RIP
Apart from the pseudo hand brake slide to a halt, it was good to see a subject tackled seriously "in depth" by Tim, rather than trying for comedic effect. (I might be slightly biased, as I had a Series 3 Fulvia in 1976.) A wonderful little car.
What a fantastic metal magician. Always a pleasure to see a craftsman enjoying his work.
Very nice to see. Restoring a Fulvia right now, including fabricating some panels ...
Great to those skills here in the UK...
Brilliant!
Sounds like you could pretty much make the shell here
You just never know what men in sheds are making, who'd have thought he's a Lancia expert
Two inner sills, two rear floor pans, rear lower valance, two sub frame boxes, two subframe arms, four wheel arches, four inner arches and we'll see ..........
Hi TimI first like your program keep doing it keep doing some new episodes
there was the Series II Appia after this and before the Fulvia
Why not brake normally ?
Please the name sounds like Lancha, not Lansia.
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To the channel managers: ordinary Russians are not responsible for their government decisions and should not suffer from being restricted to access information such as viewing various TV shows, like yours. Like children are not responsible for their parents actions. Peace.
I can't stand this guy, too much like Mike from Wheeler Dealers.