@@jonathanellis6097 More like having experience with Fedlog and tracking down aviation parts from my background in the military helps, money buys parts but it does nothing for experience. Also, none of this stuff was unreasonably priced.. it’s a Toyota not a Hypercar.
@@SarahnTuned yeh sure. Just to clarify I think your videos are great and the work you put in is second to none. The fact remains with time to search and crucially money they parts are available. I would bet you can find them quicker than most with your experience of hunting, but really the key ingredient is money.
@@jonathanellis6097 I've done 4 or 5 "substantial upgrades" on cars and if you add up all the money you spent on parts it adds up really fast! It was $16,000 on my last one!
Sarah, While watching today's video my thoughts went back to your earlier days in your home garage and those portable lifts. The tremendous advancement of projects and skill set. Congratulations. Having previously owned a 74 and 84 Celica GT. Thank you for the memory trip.
This particular build is going to be so impressive when finished. What a difference. The stronger subframe cobbler work, suspension, rear end. And that power plant squeezed under the hood.😳 Great content as always, kind lady!
I drift and drive an ae86 over on my channel, I had no idea the suspension parts were compatible on other cars! Those Celicas are one of my dream cars, keep up the great work on it!
Hi, you've finally reached the fun part, fitting new, high-quality parts to a clean car to improve its performance. That's probably where you excel the most.👍
Thank you for bringing up the live stream. That means Charlie is recovering nicely from surgery. Since we see him in this video) On Topic: The Celica is coming along nicely!
Im liking this project more and more as it progresses. I thought it would be a gaudy hick-racer, but its coming together exceptionally well. I CANNOT wait for you to feed this one some beans.
Love your channel! I don't work on my car, never did, never will, but still I watch and glean so much information I will never use, it's wonderful! Thank you for the many hours of entertainment you provide,
Who else freezeframed at 00:57 ? That right there should be a poster! A tidy mechanic lass, working on a tidy car... I'd frame that and place on my garage wall! 👍 😎🇬🇧
Sarah, been a follower since you had very low 5 figures…. I’m inclined to say, your build clips are epic! your car reviews have a superb quality and your bolster check cracks me up every time. If I where you choose? Keep expanding on your build videos! Keep rocking!
I love Toyota they are made to last long , very reliable car . My 1982 Toyota Celica is still running great until now 2023 .I love your videos . Have a nice day .
This project is the one i am most hyped to see the final product in ANY YT car channel in A LOOOOONG TIME. Sarahs Celica and Georges Lotus Espri from SOUP.
I hope others appreciate the pov nature of what you do. A lot of your viewers are enthusiasts who for whatever reason can't do a build like this right now and seeing it from this perspective is a really cool touch.
I wouldn’t sweat it Sarah. These import things with customs happen all the time. We aren’t buggin so why should you. Glad to see Charlie out and about and as always being a great help. You put in the work on all you work on. Don’t kick yourself over a snag. Nobody gets a free lunch nowadays. You kicked the list down on this build and it’s coming along. Press on Team Sarah!😁👍🏻🛠
The ultrasonic cleaner reminds me when I was 8 years old my mom bought me a rock tumbler it drove everyone nuts cuz it made lots of noise but the Rocks turned out cool have a great day thanks another great video that Toyota is going to be way better than Factory have a great day
NICE Sway bar fabrication is fun especially when there was no rear sway bar and you want/need one. Another fun aspect, customs clearing. We imported parts from England, getting a call from customs telling you they want pictures of the engine and wheel bearings you just stocked a hassle, when we got the first MGB body in the US and it's no issue till you figure out that you got a right hand drive not a left hand drive, fortunately the customer was ok with it, we just had to come up with all the other parts to convert his donor parts, an extensive list.
One thing i learnt in a panel shop, never let panel beaters torque up vulcanised rubber suspension bushes when the suspension is on full droop, best way to bugger the bond.
Love what you're doing, I owned a 79 Celica Supra with the straight 6 and a manual transmission! I loooooved that car, I put half a million miles on it. Watching this come to fruition is a joy to see, like something I dreamt once, long ago. The 84 is awesome too, nice move with the manual swap, well played! Thank you!!!
I've really appreciated the torque specs etched on bicycle components in recent years, and I'm happy to see the practice used on automotive components. I hope the trend continues!
Only the best for the best project car on the youtube, by the best youtuber on said youtube! And with subtile, but significant changes to the looks, you bring out the best of both the design and colour of the car. Yes I am addicted to this! Thank you for what you do and Stay Awsome!
Hi Sarah. Love your videos and smiles! I used to have to rely on other people doing their jobs properly (Customer Support Rep). And ya, it was always some GOOF who screwed my plans up!
Number of subscribers is irrelevant anymore, it has no correlation to success thanks to Shorts. Also, a lot of high subscriber level channels buy subs. You can typically tell if they have super low video views compared to the channels size.
This suggestion may have already been made for the front sway bar. Lower the position of the bar relative to the frame to clear the oil pan then make up the difference on the end links.
Little tech tip on your ultrasonic cleaner. Fill the unit with plain water and put your "to clean parts" with the cleaning product in a separate plastic container with a lid, it's saving you the pain of getting all the dirt out of the unit later and it keeps the basket in new condition
This is my favorite utube car build ever. I can't wait to hear and see this car move under it's own V8 power.
Why I can only reply and not comment 😅
@@harounben342 youve been banned
@@harounben342your UA-cam is broken
@@SarahnTuned 😂😂
Love the level of detail and the fact your humor is the same as mine ie wierd😂
Those suspension parts are a work of art
Hope that you’re feeling better Charlie!
Thanks!
That is a super clean front end kit and is a new bar for what we should expect. Love the anodizing on it too. It’s going to be a nice little dragon.
I like everything about this build, but I personally appreciate the tiny, little, quick, peek of the old Dash 60 generator, lol! USAF nostalgia...
I'm always amazed at your ability to find unique parts !
You just need money, if you got money the part is out there.
@@jonathanellis6097 More like having experience with Fedlog and tracking down aviation parts from my background in the military helps, money buys parts but it does nothing for experience. Also, none of this stuff was unreasonably priced.. it’s a Toyota not a Hypercar.
@@SarahnTuned yeh sure.
Just to clarify I think your videos are great and the work you put in is second to none. The fact remains with time to search and crucially money they parts are available. I would bet you can find them quicker than most with your experience of hunting, but really the key ingredient is money.
@@jonathanellis6097 I've done 4 or 5 "substantial upgrades" on cars and if you add up all the money you spent on parts it adds up really fast! It was $16,000 on my last one!
YAY! Sarah -n- Tuned content.. best way to end a sunday
Amen!
Those suspension parts are 🔥!
I truly don’t know anyone who has a deeper, more comprehensive understanding of ALL systems in the automobile than you. I stand amazed.
It’s so inspiring to see Sarah do thing right no matter what is takes. Pay attention slackers and corner-cutters (including myself in that group).
The only channel I sit through the entire ads for. Hopefully it helps. This project is already incredible.
Sarah,
While watching today's video my thoughts went back to your earlier days in your home garage and those portable lifts.
The tremendous advancement of projects and skill set.
Congratulations.
Having previously owned a 74 and 84 Celica GT. Thank you for the memory trip.
This particular build is going to be so impressive when finished. What a difference.
The stronger subframe cobbler work, suspension, rear end. And that power plant squeezed under the hood.😳 Great content as always, kind lady!
I drift and drive an ae86 over on my channel, I had no idea the suspension parts were compatible on other cars! Those Celicas are one of my dream cars, keep up the great work on it!
that car is sweet, love the z build too. subbed!
I just love this build. Even though I cant wait for it to be finished, I will be sad when there is nothing left to do on it.
There’s an easy 6+ months left to go
Hi, you've finally reached the fun part, fitting new, high-quality parts to a clean car to improve its performance. That's probably where you excel the most.👍
Thank you for bringing up the live stream. That means Charlie is recovering nicely from surgery. Since we see him in this video)
On Topic: The Celica is coming along nicely!
Im liking this project more and more as it progresses. I thought it would be a gaudy hick-racer, but its coming together exceptionally well. I CANNOT wait for you to feed this one some beans.
Color matching the suspension parts, excellant. Fit and finish is stellar. Sitting on the edge of my seat to see what's next.
6:24 We can always count on Sarah to drop a funny reference. IYKYK. 😆
Love this channel. Can't understand why there is not one million subscribers yet.
Because I don’t use excessive amounts of clickbait and make drama content.
Love your channel! I don't work on my car, never did, never will, but still I watch and glean so much information I will never use, it's wonderful! Thank you for the many hours of entertainment you provide,
Who else freezeframed at 00:57 ? That right there should be a poster! A tidy mechanic lass, working on a tidy car... I'd frame that and place on my garage wall! 👍
😎🇬🇧
6:50 That's pronounced "ka-nuckles". 😁 Love this build! Keep it up!
This Celica brings back a flood of fond memories. Absolutely loving this. Gracias 😍
I like how you share the progress and the delays with us. Your builds are an adventure to me.
This car will be unlike any other...it's cool to show the real work that has to go into a build
Sarah, been a follower since you had very low 5 figures…. I’m inclined to say, your build clips are epic! your car reviews have a superb quality and your bolster check cracks me up every time. If I where you choose? Keep expanding on your build videos! Keep rocking!
I’m a dentist in northern AZ and I never notice our ultrasonic machine until it goes off and then my ears feel such relief!
I love Toyota they are made to last long , very reliable car . My 1982 Toyota Celica is still running great until now 2023 .I love your videos . Have a nice day .
Glad you have Calipers, and, can measure in Metric!! (I'm a CNC Machinist, and, right-there, you Got My RESPECT!). Atta-Girl!
This project is the one i am most hyped to see the final product in ANY YT car channel in A LOOOOONG TIME.
Sarahs Celica and Georges Lotus Espri from SOUP.
“If it’s worth killing, it’s worth over killing” should be a line in the next screen movie
Clever girl! Using a mobile work seat as a steady point to hold the front suspension is really smart.
THIS CAR REALLY TOUCHES SOOO MANY HEARTS / SMART GIRL INDEED
I am so in love with this project and Sarah is flawlessly executing it.
Watching those beautiful parts fitting, so satisfying
It’s not overkill when it’s keeping you from crashing!
Love the old Celica's, Thank you for going ham on this car! Keep on with cool build's!!
I really enjoy how you approach your challenges. Something to be admired and emulated!
That is proper top notch engineering, beautifully finished.
Thanks for sharing Sarah 👍.
Like how the anodizing compliments/almost matches the paint color, looks great
Wow the spindles are built into the strut!? You learn something new everyday.
I can’t wait till the flares are painted and installed… this is such a dream project.
I hope others appreciate the pov nature of what you do. A lot of your viewers are enthusiasts who for whatever reason can't do a build like this right now and seeing it from this perspective is a really cool touch.
I wouldn’t sweat it Sarah. These import things with customs happen all the time. We aren’t buggin so why should you. Glad to see Charlie out and about and as always being a great help. You put in the work on all you work on. Don’t kick yourself over a snag. Nobody gets a free lunch nowadays. You kicked the list down on this build and it’s coming along. Press on Team Sarah!😁👍🏻🛠
That N.W.A quote was priceless 😂😂
I had a '74 Toyota Celica ST and loved it. Wish I still had it, but rust resulting from the north country road salt did it in.
4:22 I hear you...work is the only place I see a lot of that at , inside the gate DoD. You have Awesome projects builds..!
That paint job looks pretty sweet!
I love how the suspension is color coordinated. That's a nice touch. 👍
Those parts are incredibly beautiful! Unbelievable quality. Holy smokes!
I love this series of video! You don't know how much I anticipate your next video, it's been so fun and entertaining. Cheers!
The gold anodized details look fantastic.
Seriously, Sarah - the SHIZNET... I cannot wait to see that color in the sun. If it pops like that inside, outside I can't even..
The ultrasonic cleaner reminds me when I was 8 years old my mom bought me a rock tumbler it drove everyone nuts cuz it made lots of noise but the Rocks turned out cool have a great day thanks another great video that Toyota is going to be way better than Factory have a great day
NICE Sway bar fabrication is fun especially when there was no rear sway bar and you want/need one. Another fun aspect, customs clearing. We imported parts from England, getting a call from customs telling you they want pictures of the engine and wheel bearings you just stocked a hassle, when we got the first MGB body in the US and it's no issue till you figure out that you got a right hand drive not a left hand drive, fortunately the customer was ok with it, we just had to come up with all the other parts to convert his donor parts, an extensive list.
One thing i learnt in a panel shop, never let panel beaters torque up vulcanised rubber suspension bushes when the suspension is on full droop, best way to bugger the bond.
Added bonus: the parts are color matched(-ish) to the body😁
Love the -60 cameo!
That was neat to see the -60 gas turbine generator I did 20 year as a AGE tech in the USAF also did inspection and was able sign off on them
Love what you're doing, I owned a 79 Celica Supra with the straight 6 and a manual transmission! I loooooved that car, I put half a million miles on it. Watching this come to fruition is a joy to see, like something I dreamt once, long ago. The 84 is awesome too, nice move with the manual swap, well played! Thank you!!!
I've really appreciated the torque specs etched on bicycle components in recent years, and I'm happy to see the practice used on automotive components. I hope the trend continues!
Sick! Brings back so many memories with those classy Supra back in high school days. 😂
Loving this build! Thanks for taking us viewers along for the ride! 😎 👍
These cars absolutely have to get a rear sway bar. We used to build these back in the day and it makes a world of difference.
Love how the suspension parts are color coordinated to compliment the paint. This is such a sweet build.
I love watching you. You are very knowledgeable.
dying to see the wheels
Enjoying this build. Those parts are some of the nicest I've ever seen!
Love. Love this build!!
They also put!! Poison in my chips!! While i was workn on my truck yesterday
Only the best for the best project car on the youtube, by the best youtuber on said youtube! And with subtile, but significant changes to the looks, you bring out the best of both the design and colour of the car. Yes I am addicted to this! Thank you for what you do and Stay Awsome!
As an owner of two pre 1995 Toyota’s I can definitely appreciate the struggle. Thanks for posting your unique content.
Hi Sarah. Love your videos and smiles! I used to have to rely on other people doing their jobs properly (Customer Support Rep). And ya, it was always some GOOF who screwed my plans up!
Your videos are 🔥. It’s a crime you aren’t over a million subs. I believe you’ll get there though.
Number of subscribers is irrelevant anymore, it has no correlation to success thanks to Shorts. Also, a lot of high subscriber level channels buy subs. You can typically tell if they have super low video views compared to the channels size.
Sarah, you really know your stuff Stay Safe I Love Your Videos.
I like the Toyota Celica natch back keep working on it and everything will pay off in the end
Sarah, that car is going to be so bad ass when done. Totally SICK! Can’t wait to see it. Nice job hon 👍🏻😊
Thank you Sarah! 💜
The cleaner is ultrasonic, so if you can hear it, that means you have excellent (supersonic) hearing!
You're one seriously talented lady! Can't wait for the completion of this car!
In 74 I bought a 74 Toyota Cecilia ST same color. It was an auto and gutless but looked great
I would be so freaked out by the chance of scratching the paint.
Sarah, you do great work and have great humor.......
This suggestion may have already been made for the front sway bar. Lower the position of the bar relative to the frame to clear the oil pan then make up the difference on the end links.
Thank you Sarah and algo's
Your skills are incredible. Watching how easy it seems to you makes one imagine they could do it themselves. Another great video.Hey Charlie.
This is well needed! The weight of the V8, additional braking power is critical! Great job👍
Keep it coming! I look forward to each episode on this unique build. I like how the rotor plate matches the vehicle paint!
Little tech tip on your ultrasonic cleaner. Fill the unit with plain water and put your "to clean parts" with the cleaning product in a separate plastic container with a lid, it's saving you the pain of getting all the dirt out of the unit later and it keeps the basket in new condition
Thanks
Thank you for the -60 cameo!
Great video. Fantastic looking shorts in the first segment.
Nice job. I love your problem solving approach with multiple resources! Keepin it real. 😊
Wow. That’s some sweet suspension parts. Never seen that level of quality before. 😮. 👌🏾
I learned to drive in a 79 Toyota Celica Hatchback. Had a 20R motor.
Loving this series, as much as Ragnar! Thank you.
That's a -60 in your video! I haven't seen one of those since I got out of the Air Force, from Nellis. I was a crew chief on F-4 and F-16