2002 Grand Am GT repair part 2: Using the Force to finish the project.
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
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It is time to finish up our Grand Am. Let's see how well I know these cars.
It's nice to see a build on an "everyday car." All the other channels seem to only want to build Lambos.
I don't think you truly understand! THIS is a classic! With a beastly 185hp under the hood and a limited production to like 1,000,000. lol Yeah, it is pretty ordinary but not too many junkyards have multiple Lambo parts in stock. Thanks for watching.
vehcor I really enjoyed the Silverado build. I’m working on A 95 Cadillac Fleetwood right now. I’m going to shoot an intro video soon. I’m inspired by guys like you. Just keep it up so that I can see how’s it done lol!
@@WorkingWithWimberley I would like to do more of those trucks but the market is crazy and people are overpaying badly so I will wait for it to cool down a bit. Good luck on your build!
vehcor Thank you! I appreciate that. And my guess on the hood is a late model Taurus. I’m subscribed, so I’ll be checking for the reveal of the next project!
Ahem .... Tavarish
"The Force is strong with this one." Well done you!
"Grand Am master you are" - Yoda
Accidentally found this channel and now I can’t get enough.
Glad to have you here!
GM's biggest mistake getting rid of *PONTIAC*
I agree, now GM is spending money to convince people Buicks are sporty! You guys already had a sporty brand and killed it! SMH
Grand Am was GM's best selling car in the 1990s.
Really they should have kept the Grand Am and Grand Prix. They don't need to produce them every year either but their mistake now people are restoring them instead.
@@vehcor Buick's will no longer be produced for North America. They will be sold in Japan only (I think)
It's good to see a grand am reborn.
A g/a like this one was in lethal weapon 4, and they really beat the hell out of that one. I've owned two of them. (90/98) but the one I really miss is the 98. The 1st nice looking car I ever had. ( A black two door).
My dad is actually blind. The way you laid out your tools and felt your way around the car looked exactly like how he did when he fixed his cars. Thanks for the memories!
Props to your dad, he deserves a lot of credit for being able to do stuff like this. It was a learning experience for me even though it started out as just goofing off. Thanks for watching!
Who cares what the haters say. Keep rebuilding. No need for blindfold gimmicks. Best channel on UA-cam
I like to antagonize the haters. This was a chance to challenge myself, something I do a lot. It is how I got to where I am today. Thanks for the support!
I would definitely buy a car from you. Great job dude love the content 👌🏼
Thanks, I would be happy to sell you one. Thanks for the support!
I want one too
I definitely would too. And I know it would be safe.
For some people, it's a Grand Am. For other people, it's their livelihood. Good job! You made someone happy.
I did, it is a daily driver averaging 500/week right now. The buyer is thrilled at the gas they are saving over their old Escalade. the car will pay for itself in no time. Thanks for watching.
"When you are doing dumb things, do them as safety as possible." - LOVE THIS! You are a master at your art! 💪😎👍
Dumb things can be fun but we want to make sure we survive them to do more. lol
Having owned 3 "prior gen" Grand Ams myself, (85, 87, and 94) I'm delighted to see that GM finally smartened up and simply used tape to adhere the body cladding to the doors. Those damn riveted-on retaining clips on the older gens were the bane of my existence way back when. By the time you saw rust bubbling up over the body cladding, it was too late to save the door skin!
Also have never seen a 99-05 model out in the wild with crank windows!!
I know what you mean about the older generations, I had a few. These moldings didn't cause rust but also did not like to stay in the car. It took me a while to learn the tricks the factory didn't always get right. lol The manual windows only came on the SE and only the REALLY cheap ones. I never rebuilt one and only had one parts car with manual windows in the 300+ I had total. Thanks for watching.
You are the vin diesel of Pontiac Grand ams. I love to see broken cars getting new life
You got a god given talent , and you know how to use it very well. 👍🏼
Thanks, lots of practice is all it takes. Thanks for watching.
You closed your eyes and do your job - you are a true master. Ї )
I have gotten to know these cars pretty well over the years. lol
The car looks really good, brand new even. I love the grand am GT. I used to have a 94 grand am GT, loved that car, lots of spunk and would give you whiplash if you weren't careful. So does my heart good seeing one redone to it's former glory.
I guess you havnt driven anything with real power. My 01 V6 5 speed VW Passat walks away from the few of these i can find and the Passat is overweight and underpowered.
I wouldnt call either car fast by any means
@@zuestoots5176 was i talking to you? I don't recall asking for your perspective. I've driven plenty of stuff with power. But power isn't always fast either, otherwise semi trucks should be able to blow your doors off.
I still drive one of my own. You can't beat 30+ mpg on the highway and nothing but normal maintenance costs to drive. If I want to go fast I have my G8. My GA is plenty fast to get in and out of traffic and pretty comfortable. All in a car that cost me less than $1000 to buy and build, five years ago. Thanks for watching.
That's an nice car, rare now, two types of ppl one who drivers themin the ground. The other that take care of the vehicle like this guy. Ppl who appreciate and value cars, because it may be the next person pride & joy plus he do what he do best.
The heck with the haters, they're just jealous of your professionalism with these flip. Who cares anyway, the money is going in your pocket, not their's. Ah, maybe that's what they hate lol.
It is still fun to agitate them. lol You know they are getting mad behind their computer screens because they were all set to comment that I edited out the parts where I cheated. Thanks for watching!
"...so if you loose a lot of tools, try blindfolding yourself."
Best advice ever! Haha.
So simple, I don't know why I didn't think of it sooner. lol
vehcor I picked up a graphics t-shirt that has a picture of a 10mm socket on it and there is a question regarding the socket..
Its ; Have you seen this socket? I had it 5 minutes ago.
@@ansdguy1 Only car guys will understand. lol
@@vehcor Maybe Harbor Freight should sell 10mm sockets in bulk, say, 25 in a pack.
@@robj2704 Perfect, when you got home you would still have two left to start your project!
Lol. Didn't expect the door to go on blindfolded.
You are just too much! Love it! 😂👍🏻
I subscribed. People throw these cars away like soda cans these days, surprised to see somebody take an interest... This was my 1st brand new car too, a white 2000 GA GT coupe, they were the most sought-after highschool kid's car back in the day where I lived (and leases were attainable to 16 year old's on Kmart cashier wages apparantly lol). Good vid.
Glad to have you here. I have always liked them. The have been great sellers and still are. For the money, you could not beat them. They appealed to many markets from kids to elderly people and everyone in between. Thanks for watching!
@@vehcor Yup. It's funny how just the different trim levels made them appeal to such broad audiences. You could easily see just as many teenagers to 20-somethings driving GT's as you would 50-somethings to elderly people driving SE's lol. The Grand Am's were kind of phenomenons for their time.
Yep, I am glad I stumbled into them!
I LOVE these cars, I used to have one just like that one; Grand Am GT, ram air, 4 door, ground effects kit, factory chrome wheels, I wish I still had it, but it got into a really bad wreck! Nice to see one re-built & turning out so well!
I fixed some pretty bad ones back in the day when they were worth more. I still drive one myself. Thanks for watching.
Can you show the world how to repair the Warped Dashboard? Grand Am owners would worship you forever.
LMAO, whatta maniac doin' it blindfolded. Good stuff, dude!
I have been called crazy more than a few times. Just trying to make it interesting and challenge myself. Thanks for watching.
Can't argue, you know your Grand Ams. Got really lucky getting white matching door, Looks good. Thyanks for sharing.
One of the reasons I like these cars is the parts availability. I went to the junkyard and had my pick of about 20 Grand Ams and 3 of them in white. They are getting more rare by the day though. Thanks for watching!
One of the BEST cars I've ever owned was a 91 Grand Am!!!! Trans went 220,000 miles before a rebuilt. Just about everything else interior and exterior was original, fuel pump, head liner etc. One re-paint and engine overhaul at 270,000.
I have had a few pass the 300k mark. My current one is at 150k and will rust away before it dies. Thanks for watching!
These are my favorite videos you have. I have a couple projects, which I’ve had to set aside for a few months. Watching your videos on this car gives a me a lot of motivation to get back into it. Thanks!
We all have those projects. Maybe I need to watch some videos to get me motivated on my Malibu I started 20+ years ago. lol Good luck on your projects!
I wish all repair shops did the job right the first time like you. It ends up costing them $$$ to redo the work. Every time I have sent a car to a shop they have had to fix it 2 & 3 times. I don't feel bad for them they choose to do it the quick & easy way instead of the right way. Sad part is they usually get away with it because the majority of the people don't knew its wrong. It's a pleasure to watch a true master of his trade.
I hear ya, it is always cheaper to do it right in the long run. That is the only way I do it. Thanks for watching!
Very nice job on the Grand Am! I used to have one of those in white as well that the paint peeled pretty liberally! This is real life & the type of car most of us make our money on! Your system is awesome for sure & the blind fold funny to watch but you didn't miss a thing! Thanks for the cool video!
I had a few that the white paint didn't want to stay put. lol The return on investment is better than the expensive cars but people only look at the sale price. If you make 10k but invested 100k was it worth it? If I invest 1k and make 1k, it makes more sense. I could easily do 10 of these and make the same money in less time with much lower risk. Heck, most people could. Thanks for watching.
I sit around worrying about intermediate level maintenance while this guy does depot level rebuilds blind folded...
Edit: I'd love to see you do a rebuild on an 07-14 Tahoe or Yukon!
Eh, I picked an easy one to make me look good. lol I can promise you at least one 07-14 Yukon in the future. Thanks for watching
Freaking hilarious doing it blindfolded! It's definitely an original idea for a video too haha
It was a fun joke I have had with all the people that know me. It was something I said I would do eventually. Thanks for watching.
It’s gonna be a sad day when you don’t see these on the road anymore. Glad you do your part to keep the Grand Ams running!
Yes, I will do my part to make sure that day is FAR into the future. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for all this content. I enjoy it most when you let loose, have fun, and aren't as serious. I still appreciate the educational facet. This stuff has gotten me through many boredom patches. 🙃
I could have used that tool to replace the broken window crank on my 76 Nova back in the day. Thanks for making me feel old!
Yep, it worked on those too! I'd be lying if I said I never worked on those before. Not even as antiques, they were late model at the time. lol Thanks for watching!
Lol I cant believe you put that door on blindfolded I struggle sometimes to put one on with 20/20 vision lol. Good job and keep up the amazing content
I wan't sure how hard it would be and was nothing like I expected. People are right, your other senses take over. Thanks for watching!
Love the video and say whatever, but I like Grand Am's! Sharp little cars! Thanks for the great work making the video.
Thanks, for the money, you can't beat them. I still drive one myself.
This channel has a lot of knowledgeable content, appreciate everything you do!
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Love the videos and appreciate your attention to details. Wish you lived near me, you'd get all my work! Thanks. Jim.
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Another excellent video. Blindfolded? WOW! Nice repair. Since you are so familiar with Grand Am's, why not. I like Grand Am's. I have an 03 GT. I would have no doubts buying a car you've repaired. Excellent craftsmanship.
I always said I could do it, it was time to prove it. lol Thanks for watching, take care of the GA!
Blind folded. Dude, you are something else.
Great job,you're a genius. I like a Pontiac too from you.
Your the man. Muscle memory to the max. Those haters, thats all they know, they never appreciate anything. Keeps the videos flowing.
Trolling the haters is so much fun for me. The best they can do is dislike the video and I count each one as a win! Thanks for watching.
Another Great video! The blindfold was a great touch! Looking forward to another project. Thanks for sharing
Thanks, got make the boring cars a little more interesting. New project this week! Thanks for watching.
Looks new, had a 91 with white wheels ,16valveHO Loved that car, nice to see you kept another one alive, still got a 08 Grand prix, that's never seen a Northern Illinois winter, looking forward to your next build .
I did a few of that generation as well. Keep the GP safe from the evil salt! Thanks for watching!
Being in the body trade I have worked on dozens of these. I never tried it blindfolded. It's a good commuter car that's cheap enough to sell quickly.
This was my first blindfold attempt. I sell these as fast as I get them, have for years.
When you finish watching Bird Box 😂
I actually did this before that came out. I was a little upset about that. lol Thanks for watching!
i only watched the intro so far and i had to stop and comment......your just sick !!! props!!
I prefer mentally unstable, it sounds more official. lol Thanks for watching!
My first time seeing one of your rebuilds, very cool seeing someone give love to a car that once was as common as buffalo. Please don't try changing the doors on a 70's Camaro blindfolded.
I like the ordinary cars, they are easy to sell. I like the newer cars just for the easy of working on them. People think the older cars are easier because they have less electronics but they were a pain. Adjustments everywhere, shims, different size bolts, harnesses that did not unplug and ran throughout the car, I could go on!
"When you're doing dumb things, it's always best to do them as safely as possible." Another quip I'm going to steal. Thanks!
Go ahead, just tell them where you heard it! Thanks for watching and stay safe doing dumb things! 😂
Good afternoon Scott, you just waved your magic wand and all is well. Your wand is an impact driver clip tool. Looks great. Nice clean looking car, will make someone a nice driver and not break the bank. Thanks for another Friday afternoon video. You take care and have a good weekend.
This one became a work car for someone to save gas instead of driving their big truck back and forth. It will probably pay for itself in 6 months. Thanks for watching!
I still love these cars. Had a 2 door black GT. Thought it was really something lol
Me too, I had a few black 2dr GTs, like 22 I think. lol
You are literally a car guru
I do know these pretty well!
Your videos are always fun to watch. you don't have to put on a blindfold to make it more interesting. your professionalism and eye for detail ensure that you are way above the crowd.
The super cars are boring, almost no part to find and everything is screamingly expensive. How realistic is it that an ordinary man will rebuild a super car in his small garage.
Stay where you are, your rebuild projects are great.
Thanks, it was actually just a chance to challenge myself. I just thought I would share it with you guys. I actually learned some unexpected things through my antics over the years and this was no different. I had a little time to waste on an easy build so no loss. Not only are parts hard to find and expensive for super cars, the cars are not easy to sell when finished and that is how I make my money to keep my hobby funding itself. I'll be back to my normal rebuilds next week, complete with sight, tips and bad jokes. Thanks for the support.
LOL That was awesome. People always say they can do things blindfolded but I bet most don't try it!
I was that guy until now. lol Thanks for watching!
When I was in the airforce we were tested on field stripping our assault rifle and had to reassemble it in under 2 minutes...blindfolded . Once your experienced it's possible.
@@larndavies6954 That makes sense since if you are in a fire fight in the middle of the night and there is a malfunction you need to know how to get it resolved. There are no time outs, let me have that flashlight and see what the problem is. My little girl is in the army and I have seen the drill before. Maybe that is what gave me the idea. Thanks for your service!
@@vehcor yes that's what we trained for, however rebuilding a car blindfolded just makes you awesome lol
I leased a Grand Am exactly like that one. Nice car.
Wow, and no blood! Lol Car looks good. I always kinda liked those even though I'm no GM fan. Good looking cars in their day.
The blood was last week, when I could see. lol I like to work on GMs the most but I like all kinds of different brands. I guess I am not a loyal sheep like I am supposed to be. lol All brands have their pros and cons. Thanks for watching.
Awesome work, love it when you can get parts same colour as the original. Yes colour is spelled correctly for us in Canada.
Mario Lebiedz what's a "Canada"?
I know you are not really from Canada or you would have said, "sorry about the extra letter in color". lol I actually had all the parts but went to the junkyard to find these since I knew I would have plenty to choose from in the right color for next to nothing. Stay warm up there! Thanks for watching!
@@goclunker It is were all the maple syrup and Tim Hortons comes from. lol
So , our Canadian friends actually spell 'colour' correctly huh ?..... Unlike all you Americans ! ;-) .... lol...
@@vehcor don't forget ketchup chips, poutine and swiss chalet
Good stuff dude. Haha. It reminds me my dad with really REALLY bad vision (before we actually had any medical, when we just came here) it was just like that for him ALL THE TIME, looking for screws and bolts. It drew me nuts. lol. Got to share your video to let him know I've found his blind tween bro. God bless.
It was a learning experience for me and made me appreciate how lucky I am. Best wishes to you and your family!
Great video like that fact that you doing cars that people like that have to be a baller on a budget
I don't make my money chasing views on UA-cam, mine is from the sale so I have to build things I can sell. Thanks for watching.
Good re build sir. Thanks for sharing another great project!
Thanks, thanks for watching!
Man you don’t have to do it blindfolded I like your videos when your eyes are open 👍😎
It was more of a personal challenge, I just shared it with you guys. Similar to me putting time restrictions on builds that I could do at any pace I want. Thanks for watching.
LOL I suggested you do it blindfolded in the last video. I didn't think you'd Actually do it!! HAHA! Great job! You're awesome man! I like the way GM uses bolts to hold the bumper cover to the fender Instead of those crappy plastic clips that always break. I think i need to blindfold i loose tools all the time! Great attention to detail swapping over all the correct moldings. Great job. This was fun to watch.
I filmed this a long time ago and I laughed when I saw your comment, knowing this was coming. I know what you mean about those clips like the the bolt method too. This was a fun video to make as well as a fun car to work on. You won't catch me blindfolding any GM trucks............ yet! lol Thanks for watching!
I do not find this video boring at all. Blind fold was not necessary :) Nice looking car!
I really enjoy watching your videos. Please keep them coming !
Thanks, will do!
Great rebuild. That will make someone a good everyday whip.
It sure will. It is a commuter car now and is racking up 500 miles a week so far. Thanks for watching.
Nice, I like the double camera views. I don't think my kids will touch a window crank, but they'll learn the standard trans.
Thanks, one so you know I didn't cheat and the other so you can see what I was doing. lol It is a good skill to have just in case. My little girl knows how to drive a stick. I taught her on my first CTS-V. Thanks for watching.
Man, I want to buy the car from you lol. Great job. I love 90s to 00s gm cars.
I think GM and a lot of other manufacturers made a lot of mistakes after the mid 2000s that they are still correcting. It might be part of the reason these things are still hanging on to some of their value. Thanks for the support!
This car is honestly my dream car.
It was pretty nice for an older midwestern car.
Lol! Blindfolded, that is impressive!! Awesome job!👍👍👍👍
Thanks, always looking for new challenges. Next: the blindfolded test drive. lol Thanks for watching.
That was pretty impressive! One way to spice up a Grand Am rebuild.
Thanks, I like a challenge! Thanks for watching!
I love these types of videos. Thanks for the upload.
I don't know if I can do many more blindfold videos. I got lucky, it could get expensive. lol Thanks for watching
I always thought thsee were great looking cars, I had a '99 Coupe for a while that I got right after I graduated back in '05, loved the car, but living in Florida, the interior plastics did not hold up well to the heat and that seemed to be a big issue with these and the Aleros, at least in warmer climates, not sure how they fare up north. I'd love to have another one as a work car if I could find one without a trashed interior down here. This one came out great, I love seeing these videos of "regular cars" being brought back to life.
Up here the dashes survived mostly but the metal rusted away. You can't win. lol Thanks for watching.
I used to be able to work on S10's blindfolded. Now that I think about it I can still remember where every body bolt is and I haven't touched one in years lol.
Before I did GAs I did S10s and Blazers. I was just as good with them. Before that it was Luminas and Cutlass Supremes. Man, now I feel old! 😂
@@vehcor It really sneaks up on you sometimes. But the more you keep on trucking the less age slows you down. If you get a chance check out the old BBC programs on Fred Dibnah. He was a steam engine fan and a steeplejack up until he passed away and could do more than 3 guys half his age up into his 60's. It doesn't have much to do with cars, but I think you'll enjoy it. He was a blue collar/working man legend.
Glad to see you working on an everyday driver. Not a super car like others. Dude you have nothing to probe to the haters. They will always be knocking on your videos. They can't help themselves.
Thanks, I'm not about the views and UA-cam money so I just have fun doing the work on whatever comes along. I love to agitate the haters. I can't help myself. lol Thanks for watching.
I enjoy your videos especially your comments.
Thanks, I'll keep them coming!
Grand am and Grand Prix were great cars back on the late 90’s early 2000’s. They even had the supercharger Grand Prix which was fun back then, now 4 bangers have just as much hp lol. Nice blindfolded work btw. You work better blinded then I do with help lol.
These things are still great, just not worth enough to fix the heavy hits. It helps that the car is easy to work on, it makes me look good. lol Thanks for watching.
i think ive watched every video about 5 times and their still great and interesting
Luke the force is with you!!!!!😂 Nice job on the build can't wait to see the next build, you have me in suspense from looking at that hood not much evidence to go on.....don't keep us waiting to long
I should have the next one out this week for you. It is just a boring everyday car. lol No one has guessed it yet. Thanks for watching.
I still love my 04 coupe.
A new superhero is born!
Great Vid
It's........ Grand Am man!!!! LOL Thanks for watching!
The 99-05 Grand Am GT'S looked awesome.
All im able to do while blindfold is open the door, and open the glove box 😂😂😂 this video is awesome
Hey, it's a start! lol Thanks for watching!
Great job.Once again.You the man.
Thanks!
Always interesting and educational.
Thank you!
You wanna impress me, go for a drive blind folded! Okay okay that's a bad joke - but that's.. impressive man, doing the job blind folded. I'm genuinely impressed.
Too late, up next is the blindfolded test drive! lol Thanks for watching!
@@vehcor ... Did you know that there is an actual 'Blind driver land speed record' here in England !?? It's held by an ex police officer who went blind after a serious injury (someone attacked him , causing him to lose his sight !). .... The record is around 140 / 150 mph !!
@@vehcor .... You better put THAT one up on youtube...
@@Jayen4 I think I will start out in the parking lot and see how that goes. lol
@@jkrende No doubt!
I watched the video blindfolded. I got you all beat.
I am rep;yind blindfoles, so HA! That was supposed to say, " I am replying blindfolded, so HA!" I guess I better stick to blindfolded bodywork. lol Thanks for watching.
@@vehcor I'm reading your blindfolded reply blindfolded, and also responding blindfolded. Try to keep up.
@@SwapPartLLC I give up! I am going back to fixing cars blindfolded, it was easier. lol
@@vehcor I saw that coming, blindfolded.
Screw the haters , just keep doing what you're doing !
I like to antagonize the haters! lol Thanks for watching!
Hey, man, thanks for the tutorial and all of the laughs.
No problem, thanks for watching!
LOL Nicely done as usual! I agree manual window cranks should be voided. lol
Technology has made them obsolete so I will be happy to never see another one. lol Thanks for watching.
Hey Vehcor having you been watching bird box on Netflix lol great job bro awesome work👊
I actually made this video before that came out. I was a little upset when it did. lol I have never seen it (I don't watch TV) but I did see all the memes. Thanks for watching.
I haven’t been considering 4-door grand ams but you made it cool #makegrandamsgreatagain
That was awesome! Make more please.
Thanks, will do!
Great job as always!
Thanks!
Nice work. I'm driving a '91 Cadillac Fleetwood coupe and if you were closer I'd ask you to work on it! Going in for new rear steel brake lines today. =(
Thanks, this one was rust free. Surprising since it is a midwestern car. Good luck on the Caddy!
@@vehcor They're fixed and I've more confidence in the braking now, though one of the calipers couldn't be bled as they are so old the nipple just broke off. Guy said he had bought a particular machine for brake lines a while back and didn't need to use it until working on mine! I forget why; the way the lines bend or flare or something. Also got a cross-threaded lug bolt I need to deal with next time in the front which is kind of shitty as it seems like a big job just to change a bolt.
And it is nice seeing an ordinary car. As cool as it is seeing someone put a ton of money into an expensive car, it is nice seeing a cheap car get fixed for cheap.
I agree, I have to sell them and the Lamborghini market is a little smaller than the sub $3000 market. lol I'm not looking to be a UA-cam star or make money here so I have to make money on the sale and the super cars are of no use to me. Thanks for watching.
Yeah exactly. Thats what I would do.
@@CubCadetMan71 Not everyone understands. I don't fit the standard UA-camr mentality. lol
@@vehcor thats good! Good to be different.
Lol "I'm new to this blindness thing"😂😂😂😂
Glad it was only temporary, I have gotten pretty used to being able to see. lol Thanks for watching.
Love the videos. I’d love to see you do a video on what you do for rust proofing like u did on the duramax
A tutorial specific to that topic is already recorded and waiting for me to find the time to edit it. Thanks for watching.
I am happy someone loves Pontiacs as much as i do.
Nice man. Worked pretty good.
Thanks, it went better than I expected. lol Thanks for watching.
No problem. Keep up the good work!
Awesome work.. that's a nice car....
Thanks, it was too nice to let go to a junkyard! Thanks for watching.
love your shows mate
Thanks!
Bro admit it you just love these cars lol
I will gladly admit it. I still have one myself, rebuilt of course. Thanks for watching.
Love watching your channel mate so thank you for you taking the time to film the process
@@bigmacsnoobselectronicsrep8032 No problem, it is a fun sub-hobby to my hobby.