@@classicminiculture9800 yep it sure is. If you see one of our videos on being on a day out, Sam the owner of the orange mini just rank actually did this in the middle of Yorkshire aha
@@classicminiculture9800 yes it was all good we made the most of the day while we waited to be recovered. A new tank sourced so new paint and she was back on the road a few days later
Looking forward to watching this one
H, have you seen the RUclips channel of d3sshooter, he is in Belgium and has a Britax replica ?
no I missed that one, will check it out, thanks
Enjoying these videos. Which vehicle lift are you using there?
Thanks, its a weber from hbm-machines.com
You have some nice minis, your garage is really cool too, have you made a decision on the EV mini? Or was that another channel, great video 👍🏽👍🏽
thank you, EV project is still going, its still at the paint shop at the moment, hope to have a up date in the next few weeks.
Amazing how easily you snapped the hoses….
Randy we all forget that we are driving 30/40/50 year old cars, rubber doesn't last that long.
I can't believe you broke those hoses so easily, quite scary really . Great video 👍
always worth checking your hoses 😱👍
Nice progress. We had a fuel tank seam go on us before so like you say very important to look at this.
probably the most over looked check when buying a used mini, particularly a problem on the injection models with the pressurised tanks.
@@classicminiculture9800 yep it sure is. If you see one of our videos on being on a day out, Sam the owner of the orange mini just rank actually did this in the middle of Yorkshire aha
@@SimpsonsClassics hope he and the car is OK?
@@classicminiculture9800 yes it was all good we made the most of the day while we waited to be recovered. A new tank sourced so new paint and she was back on the road a few days later