This car rose out of the ashes like a rusty phoenix turd! I still remember it plastered everywhere on social media. I'm sure I speak for everyone that we'd love a dedicated video about Rusty Slammington!
Bawz, gtfo! You're my favourite WT youtuber and a fan of Rusty Slammington and Mike?! Small world! :) I agree this car deserves a video on it's own! I have a mostly original 85' Canadian 635CSi/5 that wears it's patina'd Alpin Weiss paint proudly because of Rusty!
Hey Bawz! I’m your big fan of yours and also happy that you like SW/Mike too. Kinda suprised that i have been on both channels from the start! Love the vids btw.
😈😈😈 the car you learng to drive in , the car you probably got laid in , the car where you started from . Well done for rebuilding it from nothing ...😈😈😈😈
Walks down memory lane make me sick... it screams im washed up and my glory days are behind me. My vote is not to waste your time on this... look only into the future and focus all your enegy into making progress and perfecting your present.
buying an e28 as a daily while you s54 swapped your e36 in HIGHSCHOOL is crazy. goals to have my kids live a life like that, respect to your parents (and you for the passion). ~ this is sincere btw, i know people say things like this sarcastically but i really mean it.
Literally the car that started my interest in bmws on Stanceworks, this is amazing. I remember how heartbroken I was to hear about the fire, glad to see the history all over again!
Definitely would love an episode all about Rusty. I still remember reading your road trip diaries on Stanceworks with this car which is what helped get me into cars in the first place. Then I remember flipping out when I saw that it was resurrected in its current form. If the devil was a car, it would definitely be this one
There were a lot of people who followed rusty slammington and weren't aware of the community because back then the social community wasn't a big thing. I was one of them and closely followed rusty slammington's transformation. I never had the taste for slammed cars but something about rusty made me feel different in a good way. I followed each build upto the point where it got burned and tbh i am not going to lie but i was in tears. After many years of no update of the car i simply went to follow other car builds until rusty slammington news came in that its going to be something out of this world. And my lord i was out of words to describe what he created and simply cried all over again feeling relieved and happy to see my favourite build up on the website (yes i was poor and only could read on websites and wasnt aware of RUclips). I wish to see the full story of rusty slammington please. It would really bless my soul of how it all started and what it has became in details.
Seeing some of those really old photos of Rusty, when he was still black brings back so many good memories of the forums. The news of the fire was a horrible one, but what came from the ashes took Rusty and you to the next level.
I like how you were able to turn the fire disaster into an ultimate build. My passion for BMW started when I saw an old school 02’ racing in a Nashville Tennessee mini stock race. Was stationed in Germany and brought back a wide bodied 02 that I had built. Presently building a 1973, the last of the roundies. Love you show!!
Man this was a wonderful walk down memory lane. Stanceworks forums where such a major part of my life for years around 2010, and led me into my passion for cars
We want the complete review/overview on rusty!!! Every nitty gritty detail, including what in the hell you were thinking! It was a BOLD move at the time, way ahead of its time!
Rusty was a true masterpiece, I would love to see more about her. You are an artist Mike, you have a taste when you build like no one else has. My greatest compliments
God knows how many times I’ve went through that Rusty build thread back in the day. This car is unapologetically you, all of your builds are, and that’s why I’m religiously following your Ferrari build.
As a fan for over 10 years,starting from the SW forum , i would say i love everyone of your cars, but Rusty is more than a car. Its more than a living legend. Rusty marked a whole generation of car tuning that we are currently living. Every car enthusiast on this planet knows this car (maybe they just didnt know it was yours) and if thats not the definition of GOAT i dont know what is.
mann....seeing a new video on rusty hit me in the feels. i remember when i was in school still living at home and saving pictures of this thing to the desktop of the family computer hahaahha. legendary
I had to do some digging.. I joined VWVortex in August of 2001. As an MK3 guy, there are a couple other cars I remember making noise.. Powerhouse Mike's S13 build was so clean.. and then Rusty. I feel like the entire automotive community followed his life. I can still remember seeing the posts after the fire. It was heart breaking. What is cool about this video is that is adds some details I may have not known or forgotten.. a VAC motorsports built motor? I'm sure it was ballsy. Thanks for the update, and continued content.
I remember seeing pictures of Rusty when I was a junior in high school and getting into cars, and especially e30s and e28s. It was my hero car, and I loved every single second of it. When it burned to the ground and turned into a literal race car, it was like seeing a nightmare scenario turning into perfection. I’ll always have a place in my heart for that car, and I’m so glad you had the dedication and perseverance that all of us wish we had.
Rusty is the car that I always think of when reminiscing about the Nashville car scene back in early 2010s. My most viewed photos from those meets. Would love more videos on it
Brings me back, I remember reading the saga of this car on R3v and BFc from the very start. I even remember when you first got the chassis because I had been following your E36 build at that point. When it first started R3v was pretty "purist" with lots of OEM+ cars, so yours stuck out like a sore thumb. Nice to see a timeline of everything compressed, and great to know that it has an S38 powering it nowadays. Thanks for sharing
Rusty is an icon and deserve a full series, it really has the greatest story of any car out there. I know of you because of it and I’m sure most people do as well. Rusty owned the internet back around 2010 and seeing it rise from the ashes was so memorable and to this day is one of my favorite builds.
Honestly, I have to thank you guys and all your fans for bringing back TURBO WHEELS OWN YOU. It's so hard to keep my old database of turbo wheels together because of how many are coming out now. I had to give up sadly. The internet has gotten much larger since 2002 :D
Please do carry on talking about Rusty! So funny that I had almost all of these cars as wallpaper on my computer back in the days without knowing it was the same guy that built them! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the recap video! I'm newish to your content so it's cool to see your progress through the years.
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I remember when you called me while the garage was burning. Was so relieved that everyone was ok. It truly sparked a new phase of your life with cars. A look back always feels good when you can draw upon such fantastic examples of personal success. So happy about your present and couldn't be more excited for your future. We are all so thankful and excited to spend the 20 minutes a week with you watching these ideas you have come to life.
I'd love to see a Slammington episode at some point for sure. Thanks for the backstory, I looked for old videos when I found your channel and was disappointed not to find much.
I have been watching your channel for close to a year and somehow I missed this episode. You build some of RUclipss most amazing cars! Thank you for the review video
Those cars are amazing. I can only imagine when you think of how you used to do things and how you do them now with more knowledge and tools, you must smile a bit. I realize how many hours go into editing and I am sure that has become so much more refined too. I will say it again, I really enjoy your honest approach and transparency.
My favourite episode, I've been waiting like 10 years to see the full story, I think it's been 7 years since I saw the car in person at SEMA. I believe this one ranks as one of the coolest BMW's every modified
Great decision to make this video. I knew Stanceworks from video game decals, a bmw clip on RUclips and now your Ferrari built which I saw every episode till the end. This video now shows who you are and what you accomplished so far..well done
man , this build is my personal definition of what i want to do (exept i wouldn't put a rust efect) that chassis , this "widebody" , all of that , i fucking love it
Rusty inspired me when I was in high school. I used to surf through all the forums and see it pop up. Definitely demanded attention. I help you one year at SoWo to remove the hood off of it. It was when it was running the 3 piece AC Schnitzers. Then I remember seeing it at H2Oi with the chop top and the gold Ronal’s and I was more in love! It was the last year at the Horse Racetrack. Brian Henderson had the B8 wagon out there in the blue NUE’s. Then the news came out on the Stanceworks forum of the garage catching on fire. It hit me hard, too. I was sad to see it go. I waited for years to see the resurrection and when it finally did, it did not disappoint. Keep at it Mike! I admire all your builds and they inspire me. I remember when the Ford Model A was still a concept in your mind. You, Matt Crooke, and I were having lunch in Big Bear for #OccupyBigBear and you mentioned doing the skinny RS’s for it. I thought it was a fantastic idea that hadn’t been done yet. Love your crazy ideas man. Cheers! 🍻
I got onboard with this channel mid May threw the Ferrari. This was a great video because I was also wondering what’s next and if I would enjoy it. Thank for the refresh and Reassurance.
Been following you since the Ferrari start, this is a very cool update where you see where come from and all the awsome builds you have done. Thank you for making really nice content, and looking forward to see your hard work paying off.
I remember reading on the forums about the garage fire, now that was truly back in the day. Several communities felt that one, BMW guys VW guys, even us miata guys were very sad to see THE poster child for the slammed culture back then go up in flames.
As a fan of stanceworks, I’m sure I can speak for everyone when I say that we want a video about Chloe! Maybe about some of the adventures you’ve had together 🐶
Stanceworks was such a nice place to visit and I have fond memories of your cars, even before I had a decent project years and years ago. I dig my laptop out the other day after several years and its got a stanceworks desktop of the model a!
I remember the first time I saw this car in a magazine, picking it up off the shelf at the bookstore and eagerly flipping through the photos. When it became fully rusted out it blew my mind, and ultimately when it returned seemingly out of nowhere as the tube chassis version I couldn't believe it. Rusty is iconic.
Used to spend hours on the Stanceworks forum back in the day. The rusty slammington thread was epic. It was cool to see some more footage of the car. Would love to see a dedicated video, such a cool story!
The E28 is an amazing build, I absolutely love the livery. So is the E9, it's a nice clean car with not too much going on I love that the Model A retained it's original tyre size, something you don't see that often in interwar car builds The story behind Rusty is quite interesting, especially because you managed to drag it out of a burnt shed and completely rebuild it.
I remember cruising down coastal in OCMD with you in rusty prior to the garage fire. I would love a comprehensive complete rusty history episode/series.
Proud to say ive been a StanceWorks follower since the beginning in 2009 it would be awesome to see more footage of Rusty & your other builds after all it would be nice tribute to show how far yourself & the StanceWorks family has grown to date.
Love it! An episode on any of the old builds would be totally cool! Also "the projects are never gonna stop" yeah the best line ever!!! Keep the garage full!
Go to town on talking about you past projects man. I'd love to see any content you put out there on any of these great builds. Thanks for sharing the passion
S/O from South Africa. I was into old euro fords like Capri's and escorts but the first time I saw Rusty i knew i was in love with BMW's. I've owned an e36 cabriolet, an e46 330i and an e90. MORE RUSTY PLEASE.
I remember reading about the fire that grilled Rusty. I remember talking about it while being on MSN Messanger, with my carbuddies. Also the euphoric feeling of seeing pictures of its final form al those years later. Absolutely loved the look of Rusty back in the day, and I think time has definitely been kind to it. Still looks good. Yes to an entire series on Rusty! I remember the interior being uncomfortable to look at (pre fire).
I really think you are one of a few guys in the automotive world that sets trends. Always ahead, always thinking out of the box with legitimate knowledge of what a car needs to stand out. And your wheel porn culture is insane. I can't wait to see what you will do next and shake the scene with.
Mike, thank you for mentioning Rusty, I have shown my GF and friends your build and have been paying attention to SW since I discovered Rusty nearly a decade ago. I presently have my own E28 build going on after being introduced to your work.
relatively new viewer and subscriber here - I found the channel through the ferarri build a few months ago, and this video was fascinating. That 2800CS is dropdead gorgeous, and Rusty is also one of the most interesting cars I've ever seen. A standalone video / series about that car would be incredible - I know I'd watch it.
I remember Rusty as being the first car I ever took photos of at my first SEMA show in 2015! Still have the photos even though looking back now, my photography skills were definitely not great back then compared to more recently.
This car rose out of the ashes like a rusty phoenix turd! I still remember it plastered everywhere on social media. I'm sure I speak for everyone that we'd love a dedicated video about Rusty Slammington!
Bawz, gtfo! You're my favourite WT youtuber and a fan of Rusty Slammington and Mike?! Small world! :)
I agree this car deserves a video on it's own!
I have a mostly original 85' Canadian 635CSi/5 that wears it's patina'd Alpin Weiss paint proudly because of Rusty!
Hey Bawz! I’m your big fan of yours and also happy that you like SW/Mike too. Kinda suprised that i have been on both channels from the start! Love the vids btw.
This car rose from the ashes like a rusty Trombone
Indeed.
😈😈😈 the car you learng to drive in , the car you probably got laid in , the car where you started from . Well done for rebuilding it from nothing ...😈😈😈😈
Big yes for the Rusty only episode, seen rusty in Essen motorshow, and saw the model A cruising in belgium plenty of times
Walks down memory lane make me sick... it screams im washed up and my glory days are behind me. My vote is not to waste your time on this... look only into the future and focus all your enegy into making progress and perfecting your present.
buying an e28 as a daily while you s54 swapped your e36 in HIGHSCHOOL is crazy. goals to have my kids live a life like that, respect to your parents (and you for the passion).
~ this is sincere btw, i know people say things like this sarcastically but i really mean it.
No for real parents money must be nice.
Literally the car that started my interest in bmws on Stanceworks, this is amazing. I remember how heartbroken I was to hear about the fire, glad to see the history all over again!
Same, last I recall was it burned down..I had no idea he rebuilt it in such epic fashion
I'm voting for the extended version of "Rusty". I don't think just one episode would do that much car, and it's full history, justice.
Definitely would love an episode all about Rusty. I still remember reading your road trip diaries on Stanceworks with this car which is what helped get me into cars in the first place. Then I remember flipping out when I saw that it was resurrected in its current form. If the devil was a car, it would definitely be this one
"I guess Satan wanted his car back"
There were a lot of people who followed rusty slammington and weren't aware of the community because back then the social community wasn't a big thing. I was one of them and closely followed rusty slammington's transformation. I never had the taste for slammed cars but something about rusty made me feel different in a good way. I followed each build upto the point where it got burned and tbh i am not going to lie but i was in tears. After many years of no update of the car i simply went to follow other car builds until rusty slammington news came in that its going to be something out of this world. And my lord i was out of words to describe what he created and simply cried all over again feeling relieved and happy to see my favourite build up on the website (yes i was poor and only could read on websites and wasnt aware of RUclips). I wish to see the full story of rusty slammington please. It would really bless my soul of how it all started and what it has became in details.
I think that there are a lot of people in the car community that would appreciate a proper Rusty documentary.
Seeing some of those really old photos of Rusty, when he was still black brings back so many good memories of the forums. The news of the fire was a horrible one, but what came from the ashes took Rusty and you to the next level.
I like how you were able to turn the fire disaster into an ultimate build. My passion for BMW started when I saw an old school 02’ racing in a Nashville Tennessee mini stock race. Was stationed in Germany and brought back a wide bodied 02 that I had built. Presently building a 1973, the last of the roundies. Love you show!!
Man this was a wonderful walk down memory lane. Stanceworks forums where such a major part of my life for years around 2010, and led me into my passion for cars
We want the complete review/overview on rusty!!! Every nitty gritty detail, including what in the hell you were thinking! It was a BOLD move at the time, way ahead of its time!
Have seen this car come up from the begging to the end and then back to the beginning. Very happy to see a fellow Local boy make good.
Rusty was a true masterpiece, I would love to see more about her.
You are an artist Mike, you have a taste when you build like no one else has.
My greatest compliments
God knows how many times I’ve went through that Rusty build thread back in the day. This car is unapologetically you, all of your builds are, and that’s why I’m religiously following your Ferrari build.
I would gladly watch an multi episode intensive breakdown about Rusty.
It is my favorite E28 build ever!
As a fan for over 10 years,starting from the SW forum , i would say i love everyone of your cars, but Rusty is more than a car. Its more than a living legend. Rusty marked a whole generation of car tuning that we are currently living. Every car enthusiast on this planet knows this car (maybe they just didnt know it was yours) and if thats not the definition of GOAT i dont know what is.
mann....seeing a new video on rusty hit me in the feels. i remember when i was in school still living at home and saving pictures of this thing to the desktop of the family computer hahaahha. legendary
I had to do some digging.. I joined VWVortex in August of 2001. As an MK3 guy, there are a couple other cars I remember making noise.. Powerhouse Mike's S13 build was so clean.. and then Rusty. I feel like the entire automotive community followed his life. I can still remember seeing the posts after the fire. It was heart breaking. What is cool about this video is that is adds some details I may have not known or forgotten.. a VAC motorsports built motor? I'm sure it was ballsy. Thanks for the update, and continued content.
That’s some portfolio to be proud of. Keep going Mike.
I remember seeing pictures of Rusty when I was a junior in high school and getting into cars, and especially e30s and e28s. It was my hero car, and I loved every single second of it. When it burned to the ground and turned into a literal race car, it was like seeing a nightmare scenario turning into perfection. I’ll always have a place in my heart for that car, and I’m so glad you had the dedication and perseverance that all of us wish we had.
That E9 tho, just breathtaking, I don't know why but E9 glass shapes just make me feel warm and fuzzy. That rear glass, muah..chefs kiss.
Rusty is the car that I always think of when reminiscing about the Nashville car scene back in early 2010s. My most viewed photos from those meets. Would love more videos on it
We need a full rusty video around 1 or 2 hours - would be so great - especially about the Tube-Frame 🖤
Brings me back, I remember reading the saga of this car on R3v and BFc from the very start. I even remember when you first got the chassis because I had been following your E36 build at that point. When it first started R3v was pretty "purist" with lots of OEM+ cars, so yours stuck out like a sore thumb. Nice to see a timeline of everything compressed, and great to know that it has an S38 powering it nowadays. Thanks for sharing
Holy smokes, I had no idea of your back catalog of builds. Fantastic stuff.
Rusty was iconic bmw ….. Fell in love with it she. Saw it.. I was like 🤩 😮 ❤❤❤❤❤❤ This is so Awesome
Full Rusty story would be awesome, I'm here for it.
Rusty is an icon and deserve a full series, it really has the greatest story of any car out there. I know of you because of it and I’m sure most people do as well. Rusty owned the internet back around 2010 and seeing it rise from the ashes was so memorable and to this day is one of my favorite builds.
Honestly, I have to thank you guys and all your fans for bringing back TURBO WHEELS OWN YOU. It's so hard to keep my old database of turbo wheels together because of how many are coming out now. I had to give up sadly. The internet has gotten much larger since 2002 :D
Seriously, your talent is very special. Loved every single one of your builds. Adventurous, visionary but weigh depth and quality!
The E9 has to be my favourite. I go back to that video every few months
Always loved Rusty from start to finish so yeah a full video about Rusty & a visit to his new owner would rock 😄👍
Please do carry on talking about Rusty! So funny that I had almost all of these cars as wallpaper on my computer back in the days without knowing it was the same guy that built them! Keep up the good work!
Just realized that your E9 has been my Desktop wallpaper for several years before i started watching your Videos. Keep up the Great work.
I had an e28 as my daily back when Rusty and Stanceworks first became a thing, amazing to see it again!
Thanks for the recap video! I'm newish to your content so it's cool to see your progress through the years.
I remember when you called me while the garage was burning. Was so relieved that everyone was ok. It truly sparked a new phase of your life with cars. A look back always feels good when you can draw upon such fantastic examples of personal success. So happy about your present and couldn't be more excited for your future. We are all so thankful and excited to spend the 20 minutes a week with you watching these ideas you have come to life.
''every time a door closes another one opens''
Yes dude, Rusty Slammington deserves it's own episode.
I need that episode of rusty. That is my favorite car ever built, please bless up with an hour of rusty content
Take me back to the good ol days where there was a 100 page write up on the SW forum. This car is such a legend!
I'd love to see a Slammington episode at some point for sure. Thanks for the backstory, I looked for old videos when I found your channel and was disappointed not to find much.
I have been watching your channel for close to a year and somehow I missed this episode. You build some of RUclipss most amazing cars! Thank you for the review video
Holy crap this is a blast from the past, I remember this build like 12 years ago!
was actually thinking about this car a few months ago. good to see its still around
Those cars are amazing. I can only imagine when you think of how you used to do things and how you do them now with more knowledge and tools, you must smile a bit. I realize how many hours go into editing and I am sure that has become so much more refined too. I will say it again, I really enjoy your honest approach and transparency.
My favourite episode, I've been waiting like 10 years to see the full story, I think it's been 7 years since I saw the car in person at SEMA. I believe this one ranks as one of the coolest BMW's every modified
A video or series of them on rusty would be greatly received. Fascinating car.
Big rusty episode would be incredible. I loved everything about rusty. And I wasn't even in the BMW community. Who doesn't love rusty
Please, please and please... more stories about Rusty! What an amazing car!!!
I remember seeing Rusty after the first accident and rustification on bimmerforums. Would love love love to see a full series on Rusty.
Great decision to make this video. I knew Stanceworks from video game decals, a bmw clip on RUclips and now your Ferrari built which I saw every episode till the end.
This video now shows who you are and what you accomplished so far..well done
Thank-you for this, I didn't know anything about you until the start of the Ferrari, a belated introduction for me in the UK, excellent !!
YES!!!! A rusty video is needed love that car it’s definitely up there as a reason why I am BMW fan 👌🏼👌🏼
man , this build is my personal definition of what i want to do (exept i wouldn't put a rust efect)
that chassis , this "widebody" , all of that , i fucking love it
Rusty inspired me when I was in high school. I used to surf through all the forums and see it pop up. Definitely demanded attention. I help you one year at SoWo to remove the hood off of it. It was when it was running the 3 piece AC Schnitzers. Then I remember seeing it at H2Oi with the chop top and the gold Ronal’s and I was more in love! It was the last year at the Horse Racetrack. Brian Henderson had the B8 wagon out there in the blue NUE’s. Then the news came out on the Stanceworks forum of the garage catching on fire. It hit me hard, too. I was sad to see it go. I waited for years to see the resurrection and when it finally did, it did not disappoint. Keep at it Mike! I admire all your builds and they inspire me. I remember when the Ford Model A was still a concept in your mind. You, Matt Crooke, and I were having lunch in Big Bear for #OccupyBigBear and you mentioned doing the skinny RS’s for it. I thought it was a fantastic idea that hadn’t been done yet. Love your crazy ideas man. Cheers! 🍻
I got onboard with this channel mid May threw the Ferrari. This was a great video because I was also wondering what’s next and if I would enjoy it. Thank for the refresh and Reassurance.
Been following you since the Ferrari start, this is a very cool update where you see where come from and all the awsome builds you have done. Thank you for making really nice content, and looking forward to see your hard work paying off.
I'm a newer subscriber and I had no idea of the cars from your past. Thanks for the update on your past rides.
So good to see Rusty! And the rest of the cars. You’ve done so much rad stuff Mike! Thanks for the trip down memory lane!!!
Love this walk down memory lane.
As always, great work and I’m glad I was there to witness it all happen in real time on the forum.
Mex
Of course we want to hear more about Rusty, we are here for the builds/cars
I love the variety of stuff you are into!
Big YES for a Rusty Slammington Episode!
Rusty slammington was a sick build. Remember reading about it burning down and then you bringing it back from the dead.
I remember reading on the forums about the garage fire, now that was truly back in the day. Several communities felt that one, BMW guys VW guys, even us miata guys were very sad to see THE poster child for the slammed culture back then go up in flames.
As a fan of stanceworks, I’m sure I can speak for everyone when I say that we want a video about Chloe! Maybe about some of the adventures you’ve had together 🐶
Stanceworks was such a nice place to visit and I have fond memories of your cars, even before I had a decent project years and years ago. I dig my laptop out the other day after several years and its got a stanceworks desktop of the model a!
I remember the first time I saw this car in a magazine, picking it up off the shelf at the bookstore and eagerly flipping through the photos. When it became fully rusted out it blew my mind, and ultimately when it returned seemingly out of nowhere as the tube chassis version I couldn't believe it. Rusty is iconic.
Used to spend hours on the Stanceworks forum back in the day. The rusty slammington thread was epic. It was cool to see some more footage of the car. Would love to see a dedicated video, such a cool story!
I’m glad you did this episode!
This is what ive been waiting for. Wish you had filmed the whole build from back in the day.
The E28 is an amazing build, I absolutely love the livery.
So is the E9, it's a nice clean car with not too much going on
I love that the Model A retained it's original tyre size, something you don't see that often in interwar car builds
The story behind Rusty is quite interesting, especially because you managed to drag it out of a burnt shed and completely rebuild it.
I remember cruising down coastal in OCMD with you in rusty prior to the garage fire. I would love a comprehensive complete rusty history episode/series.
Proud to say ive been a StanceWorks follower since the beginning in 2009 it would be awesome to see more footage of Rusty & your other builds after all it would be nice tribute to show how far yourself & the StanceWorks family has grown to date.
Love it! An episode on any of the old builds would be totally cool! Also "the projects are never gonna stop" yeah the best line ever!!! Keep the garage full!
That E9 is the car that made me appreciate a properly "stanced" car!
Go to town on talking about you past projects man. I'd love to see any content you put out there on any of these great builds. Thanks for sharing the passion
I'm one of the ones who started watching with the Ferrari, glad you made this video, I did wonder what you'd done before that.
S/O from South Africa. I was into old euro fords like Capri's and escorts but the first time I saw Rusty i knew i was in love with BMW's. I've owned an e36 cabriolet, an e46 330i and an e90. MORE RUSTY PLEASE.
I remember reading about the fire that grilled Rusty. I remember talking about it while being on MSN Messanger, with my carbuddies.
Also the euphoric feeling of seeing pictures of its final form al those years later.
Absolutely loved the look of Rusty back in the day, and I think time has definitely been kind to it. Still looks good.
Yes to an entire series on Rusty!
I remember the interior being uncomfortable to look at (pre fire).
Rusty is still the synthesis of what brought me to Stanceworks! Your work inspired more people than you can imagine
Rusty got me into bmws
That was cool Mike. I'd not seen all of those. Now my week can be filled with 'catching up' on your old projects.
Love your work. Keep it up.
This car was my screensaver for years, gorgeous
Kind of crazy seeing cars that I loved & didn't know you were the builder. 😎Keep it up.
YES! More Rusty! Had the second version of it as wallpaper on my laptop back in 2009/10-ish
Love what it became
can never forgot seeing rusty at LP field during import as a small kid. big yes on a another video just about rusty.
Full Rusty Slammington episode would be sick!
I legitimately shed a tear last night watching this. I remember rusty, I remember the M60 hotrod, the parts car E28. Maaaan thank you for this
Ah the E28….I learned to drive in my dad’s 518i back in 1990. It’s probably the reason why I still exclusively drive BMWs today.
I really think you are one of a few guys in the automotive world that sets trends. Always ahead, always thinking out of the box with legitimate knowledge of what a car needs to stand out. And your wheel porn culture is insane. I can't wait to see what you will do next and shake the scene with.
Awesome I liked the talk over mountage of some of your other builds. 🤘👍
Awesome projects. I really admire Your design approach making these cars, all look so cool.
Mike, thank you for mentioning Rusty, I have shown my GF and friends your build and have been paying attention to SW since I discovered Rusty nearly a decade ago. I presently have my own E28 build going on after being introduced to your work.
Best youtube content hands down. Love it!
Rusty with the gold Ronals just killed it! Had that car as my wallpaper for like 2 years. I'd love to find those wheels for my E30 M3.....
ahhh rusty... the car that just wont die. always had an appreciation from the beginning of this thing.
relatively new viewer and subscriber here - I found the channel through the ferarri build a few months ago, and this video was fascinating. That 2800CS is dropdead gorgeous, and Rusty is also one of the most interesting cars I've ever seen. A standalone video / series about that car would be incredible - I know I'd watch it.
I remember Rusty as being the first car I ever took photos of at my first SEMA show in 2015! Still have the photos even though looking back now, my photography skills were definitely not great back then compared to more recently.