Thank you so much to all my supporters on Patreon! Without your support it wouldn't be possible to make such a huge and long project. If you're also interested in supporting this project you can join my Patreon at patreon.com/mymechanics I'm sharing daily updates/vlogs from the workshop. There's also a very detailed version of this video (3h 8min), along with 51 vlogs that document the whole restoartion of the axle. Enjoy the video...
You have done a fantastic job with this project. You have been working hard in restoring this beautiful Datsun 240Z as close to its original appearance as possible. It’s just like restoring a locomotive too such as either a steam locomotive or a diesel locomotive.
Absolute art in motion! Say it again, you are an artist my friend! Amazing to see that the anti roll bar bushes and also the brake line mounting clips are exactly the same as what is used on my 2006 X Trail!! (if a design works don't change it eh). Amazing work again and thank you for sharing.
This is gonna be the gold standard for car restorations. It's almost impossible to believe what I'm seeing. Making your own ball joints!? I don't know how anyone would ever be able to top this level of work.
Yes, the restoration value when you can prove all the things you've done and your attention to detail that vehicle from any other average restoration would be worth at least double maybe even quadruple the money
That’s not just a restoration, it’s a museum piece. I’d be afraid to drive it out in the world. As a car enthusiast and backyard mechanic I humbly bow down to your master skills.
@@mymechanics Rear axle when??? Do you have a rough ETA for the next vid in the series? I mean, I will wait however long it takes, but you know you can never satisfy my craving for more over-the-top restoration videos!
You know you're a master of your craft when you elect to build your own ball joints instead of just buying new ones. Can confidently say we are watching the most detailed restoration of any vehicle on UA-cam... ever. It's amazing how you're making the "ugly" parts look perfect too. Amazing restoration. Looking forward to the next episode.
@@mymechanicsYou are an absolute mad lad! Your home made ball joints were things of beauty. I assume the old ones got bent in one or more of the many small accidents that this car seems to have had?
I watching this channel very long time, almost all videos from this channel I seen and must to say: this channel is most detailing and professional restore I've ever seen on UA-cam.
I'm willing to bet there's automotive engineers in Japan that's watching this with satisfaction. You turned this mass produced product into an example of kinetic art. You didn't have to grind all the edges, or have a pristine powder coat or paint on every single part, nor make whole parts from scratch! But you did it just because if it's worth doing it's worth doing well. This restoration is pure therapy to behold. In fact this is not a restoration, it's a resurrection!
@@mymechanicsI have spent the last 20 years learning that every time that I touch my Toyota it becomes worse because the care and effort of the Japanese technicians that made the car can't be superseded in a garage or workshop. Even when I try my best it is never a solution that seems to last as long as the original. I believe this build is proof that one can and should strive to make refinements even on a car from Japan. I hope you can cherish the results from this project for a long time to come.
@@flasksval I have noticed Mymechanics' tools are all in German, this makes sense for all the effort in the project. How fitting that a car made by people who strive for perfection in their crafts, get restored by a person whose people value quality through order and precision.
This is not work or restoration, this is ART!!, absolutely ART, all parts (for me) is better look than the new. Anti Sharp Edge. Man, when I saw a new episode from My Mechanics, I literally made some food, grabbed a drink, and sat on the couch to watch this art. Thank you for sharing and I’m waiting for the rest.
I think the part that impressed me the most technically was the rebuild of the two ball joints with completely new parts. Machining the two of those required some impressive precision and skill and you made it look so simple. But I was so much more excited at 33:02 when the lock nuts showed up. I loved the video on the second channel showing how you made your own and it was great to see that technique show up again here.
Honestly, I should have expected it but I didnt. He is taking the casting imperfections out of his car parts and removing all sharp edges on every component!!!!!????!!! I have never ever seen a car resto vid on YT that goes into so much detail and perfection. Incredible. No wonder it takes months between videos! wow. This car will give a Bugati a run for its money when its finished!!!!
Wow. Just wow. You know the video and the work is great when you sit through 45 minutes of the video and suddenly realize, that you just watched 45 minutes in one sitting and it felt like 15 minutes... awsome work and i am looking forward to part 7 already.
"I make new one" with some accent in my head between Arnold Schwarzenegger and some guy deep in Russia with a very bad accent, thinking to myself "yeah right"... just so that he ends up with a 100% match or even better...
At the beginning of this series I was expecting “this Datsun z240 has some rust and dents, I make a new one” and even though he didn’t say it he is still doing it
My guy really IS removing all the casting marks and imperfections on every single piece. This is incredible, the car is gonna end up better than it was rolling out of the factory.
Seeing restored or handmade parts in better condition than brand new ones is for me something unseen and unheard of. This guy is blessed with all the mechanical talents possible. Not to mention the fliming, editing and teaching capabilities. Transfixed and hypnotized by the quality of both work and video. Can't wait to see this beauty fully restored.
Great work! I guess I wrote already in another video of yours, that this is mechanical artistry. I wouldn‘t dare driving this beauty on dirty streets…😊
For the first 15 minutes, I was waiting for it... "I make a new one?!" Nope.. Fixing the old one. Still very cool. And then you got to the ball joints, and I was thinking "how are you going to get them bent straight???"... And you MADE A NEW ONE! Damn, dude! Awesome work as always.
Your technical skills are out of this world. And then there's your video editing skills. All of this without any annoying music or useless chatter is just great!
This is no longer just a car, but a work of art. When it is done it should be placed in a vacuum sealed glass case and put in a museum. Bravo sir, I hope this car brings you endless days of joy when its done.
The amount of joy I had when I saw you had dropped another video was palpable. Thank you for filling a void in my OCD brain for restoring something to such a high level, that it is indeed a work of art.
It’s because of watching your videos that I started dabbling in restoring old simple tools. This video series on your car restoration is simply beautiful. You are an artist dude, a true golden goose in the machinist world.
I've seen many car restoration series on YT but NOTHING comes close to this level of dedication and skill , where many of us would just buy replacement parts , the phrase "I made new ones" shows just how brilliant this restoration really is. I can't wait to see the engine rebuild !
@@ELISEY93 Binky is the greates swap on YT, this is the greatest restoration. They didn't go through the trouble of grinding away the forge marks on the original parts but they did manufacture almost everything in that car from scratch to make everything fit. But the parts they made from scratch dont look nearly as good.
@@ELISEY93 I'm inclined to class binky as the creation of a totally new vehicle, given how little of the original Mini is left, here we have one car being re-built to a better then new standard , However I love Binky , they are totally mental but so much fun
@@ELISEY93 My guy you spammed at least 5 times this message all through the commen section. What is wrong with you? Are you some kind of Binky spokesperson who wants to promote his channel?
After following his channel for years, when he brought in a car I about pissed myself. My first thought was, “this is gonna be a multipart series for sure…”
Ive been watching this channel for years now and the level of detail he goes into is still so surprising. I mean I didnt know what to expect after he finished the body but this is incredible.
Those ball joints are a thing of beauty! On this scale, one realises just how much goes into making a car. Every part, has... a part. Just considering the impact to the manufacturing supply chain when a car factory closes. Thank you so much for your time in making simply the best content on UA-cam.
I have absolutely no experience in any of these things. But I'm pretty sure these videos don't do justice to the time, effort, and the eye-watering cost that they must take to produce. Every piece comes out looking like art. Thank you so much.
It's 5:04 AM where I am now. I'm going to savor this. I'm waiting until I get home after work to enjoy this. Thank you M.M. for the content you create.
@downtonviewer Exactly what I had planned. Might hit the vape too. But sometimes the content is so good,it makes me emotional...but in a good way. ✌️❤️
50 Jahre arbeite ich als Kfz-Mechaniker und habe viele Mechaniker kennengelernt. Was Sie da produzieren laesst uns alle in Chame versinken. Es beschreibt ein neues Kapitel fuer Restauration, ein muss fuer jeden der restauriert. Meinen vollsten Respekt. Gott schuetze das Handwerk (Sohn des Hephaistos)
I've said it before about smaller projects, and I mean it even more now about this huge project: there are restoration channels... and then there is MM. Every part scrutinized and optimized, no shortcuts, no compromises. This car will be like all of his other projects: better than it ever was new. Your work is consistently stunning and joyous to watch. Thank you and keep up the astonishing work.
Never has an assembly been treated more gingerly... Usually with 3lb mauls, air wrenches and hate, these were worked on with efficiency and convenience in mind. Nicely done as always. ❤
Don't listen to the dopamine junkies demanding more content, you earned your subscribers because of the unmatched excellence in your restorations. That is why you are the only restoration channel I am subscribed to. I can't even watch any of the other channels after seeing how much better your work is than theirs. Keep up the incredible work, and I'm happy to wait however long it takes to execute practical perfection! ❤
This has to be the best automotive content I've ever seen for the sheer level of attention to detail. There's no doubt that this will be the best 240Z on the road eventually
Absolute insanity, I shook my head in amazement as soon as you made your own nyloc nut, then you went and made a die to press 4 new washers!!! Phenomenal work.
You know this is going to be the best car ever made when an eye for details on things that will never be seen are restored to a level that is higher than any car maker will achieve. Dude, this is incredible!!!
This car is going to be an absolute work of art, a museum piece, when you are done. It will be absolutely gorgeous. I would be so afraid to drive it. I wouldn't want to get the undercarriage dirty. That would last all of 10 minutes and then I would drive it everywhere. I can't wait to see what's next.
removing marks and sharp edges even from the smallest non visible component is a meticulous job. the perfection in these videos are unbelievably satisfying. my ocd gives you a 👍
Я просто уверен, что во всем интернете нет круче реставрации автомобиля, чем эта! 😮👍Это что то выше простой реставрации. Это создание нового, идеального
It reminds me of the restoration JR did for the original Shinkansen train they sent to the British Rail Museum - this Datsun could be the centerpiece of a museum! 🤗 (Hello from Gunma).
Any car restoration video in the future will suffer. Just because it needs to comparer to this series. Simply perfect!! Really, this is absooute perfection. It really shows your skills and love for details.
Incredible. Truly. Not just the level of workmanship and artistry, but the videography too. If this were the Middle Ages, you would be the chief craftsman constructing one of the great cathedrals.
Watching this video on rebuilding the front suspension of your Datsun Z brought me pure joy. The way you carefully approached each step, balancing precision and passion, made it clear this was more than just a repair-it was an art form. Your dedication and love for the craft were inspiring, and it reminded me of the beauty in restoring something with care and skill. Thank you for sharing that moment. A true masterclass.
I show MyMechanics videos to my 10 year old just to understand the meaning of ‘not cutting the corners’. Everything is done throughly, no shortcuts…hats off!!
This has truly become a work of art. I can't even imagine what it feels like to drive this car around as your daily driver. Thank you so much, this feels like a mantra, a true meditation. Thanks for these videos!
This is the most patient man in the world. This car is so unbelievably cool, the work going into this is unmatched. Thanks very much for the wicked video!
O melhor canal de restaurações do UA-cam, você é incrível!! Ainda farei restaurações com esse nível de capricho e de qualidade!! Um grande abraço, diretamente do Brasil 🇧🇷
Wow...just wow! Not only is the detail in the restoration top shelf, but the quality of the documenting of said restoration is the best. Thank you for not using lame music overs.
Just EPIC my man, had to double check it was My Mechanics, honestly believe this car is going to drive better than the factory ever thought it could. See you again in a couple of weeks!
Well I can certanly say that you are, in fact, the greatest restorer here on UA-cam. Every video is just FULL of details, you always work on each piece with so much attention and care that this car is going to be several times better than when it came out of the factory! Congratulations on this AMAZING work, I always stop everything to watch your videos, this is really cool! :D
Thank you so much to all my supporters on Patreon!
Without your support it wouldn't be possible to make such a huge and long project.
If you're also interested in supporting this project you can join my Patreon at patreon.com/mymechanics
I'm sharing daily updates/vlogs from the workshop. There's also a very detailed version of this video (3h 8min), along with 51 vlogs that document the whole restoartion of the axle.
Enjoy the video...
that was awesome, yellow and purple suspension is fire !!!
You have done a fantastic job with this project. You have been working hard in restoring this beautiful Datsun 240Z as close to its original appearance as possible. It’s just like restoring a locomotive too such as either a steam locomotive or a diesel locomotive.
I love you men you are very nice com to my home . in iran
Absolute art in motion! Say it again, you are an artist my friend! Amazing to see that the anti roll bar bushes and also the brake line mounting clips are exactly the same as what is used on my 2006 X Trail!! (if a design works don't change it eh). Amazing work again and thank you for sharing.
You should change your channel name to Mr. Chamfer!
This is no longer a series of car restoration videos. This is one man's slow descent into madness. (I absolutely love it)
More to come!
@@mymechanics❤
"These caliper factory markings are ugly. Let´s remove them." Right sir, if you´d like to just step into this comfy padded room...
@@mymechanics We look forward to seeing the next part in 3 months from now.
My thoughts exactly when he started making his own new ball joints
This is gonna be the gold standard for car restorations. It's almost impossible to believe what I'm seeing. Making your own ball joints!? I don't know how anyone would ever be able to top this level of work.
I dont want to make his war smaller, its awesome what he does, but a lot of restoration shops do this also.
Comparing mymechanics to mere humans and regular shops is complete nonsense! Avert your eyes, apologise and kneel in front of your god right now!!!
@@Phili89pp Sure, keyword being "shops".
Yes, the restoration value when you can prove all the things you've done and your attention to detail that vehicle from any other average restoration would be worth at least double maybe even quadruple the money
This isn't restoration, it's a mental health supplement. Thank you for sharing your incredible work
I agree, full ASMR!😮
100%
Word.
That’s not just a restoration, it’s a museum piece. I’d be afraid to drive it out in the world. As a car enthusiast and backyard mechanic I humbly bow down to your master skills.
I love how in every My Mechanics video, everything that gets restored actually ends up being restored to a higher quality than the original ever was!
to a quality above & far beyond 2/10mil $ super/hyper cars made...
He's removing sharp edges and casting marks from original pieces! Wow!!!
For when perfection isn't good enough.
When you’re not bound by the need to produce as much as possible, you can be much more detailed
@@BaDArxz maybe so ..,but if MM was making 100/250 cars would all be as identical quality as first/last.
I'm glad I could support this project with my powder coating basement 😅
Thanks for the funny and way too long day bro ❤
Was a blast, can't wait to powder coat the part for the rear axle 😃🙌
@@mymechanics Rear axle when??? Do you have a rough ETA for the next vid in the series? I mean, I will wait however long it takes, but you know you can never satisfy my craving for more over-the-top restoration videos!
@@lerkzorWe both know he doesn't know that yet. It'll be done when it's done.
Does powder coating over zinc plate make no difference over a freshly blasted surface ?
It was worth the wait
You know you're a master of your craft when you elect to build your own ball joints instead of just buying new ones. Can confidently say we are watching the most detailed restoration of any vehicle on UA-cam... ever. It's amazing how you're making the "ugly" parts look perfect too. Amazing restoration. Looking forward to the next episode.
I even already bought new ones, just in case I would fail to make them myself...Oh yeah, they're for sale now ;-)
@@mymechanicsYou are an absolute mad lad! Your home made ball joints were things of beauty. I assume the old ones got bent in one or more of the many small accidents that this car seems to have had?
@@mymechanics "they're for sale now" 😂
@@rlaxton666 at least one in the front left.
What about Binky??? the 4x4 Mini??? the series its been going on for 9 years and its not done yet
I watching this channel very long time, almost all videos from this channel I seen and must to say: this channel is most detailing and professional restore I've ever seen on UA-cam.
I'm willing to bet there's automotive engineers in Japan that's watching this with satisfaction. You turned this mass produced product into an example of kinetic art. You didn't have to grind all the edges, or have a pristine powder coat or paint on every single part, nor make whole parts from scratch! But you did it just because if it's worth doing it's worth doing well.
This restoration is pure therapy to behold.
In fact this is not a restoration, it's a resurrection!
Appreciate that! I want it to be as perfect as possible :-)
@@mymechanicsI have spent the last 20 years learning that every time that I touch my Toyota it becomes worse because the care and effort of the Japanese technicians that made the car can't be superseded in a garage or workshop. Even when I try my best it is never a solution that seems to last as long as the original. I believe this build is proof that one can and should strive to make refinements even on a car from Japan. I hope you can cherish the results from this project for a long time to come.
@@flasksval I have noticed Mymechanics' tools are all in German, this makes sense for all the effort in the project. How fitting that a car made by people who strive for perfection in their crafts, get restored by a person whose people value quality through order and precision.
@@PrinceAlhorianyeah, he doesn't shop Harbor Freight.
and I'm willing to bet that there are datsun engineers wanking to these videos
Guys, 45 min vid of my mechanics? Why nobody told me that this year Christmas would have come early!!
Love to see it
This is not work or restoration, this is ART!!, absolutely ART, all parts (for me) is better look than the new. Anti Sharp Edge.
Man, when I saw a new episode from My Mechanics, I literally made some food, grabbed a drink, and sat on the couch to watch this art. Thank you for sharing and I’m waiting for the rest.
Thanks a lot, I’m glad you enjoy it!
Im glad the war against sharp edges is still strong as ever
I'm picturing him walking around his home with a die-grinder, taking sharp edges off of everything he sees.
I like how this channel went from "let's make an old oil lamp look new again" to "let's restore a complete car" without loosing its original vibe ❤❤❤❤
I think its funny that KW Suspension filmed 'in the style of'. Very cool.
Next project: Restoration of a plane (I bet)
@@balmoral2472 You mean planet?
@@balmoral2472 yeah, but nothing special for a start, maybe just a Messerschmitt Me 262
Даже не знаю, что написать. Все - шедевр. Работа - шедевр, подход - шедевр, результат - шедевр.
I think the part that impressed me the most technically was the rebuild of the two ball joints with completely new parts. Machining the two of those required some impressive precision and skill and you made it look so simple. But I was so much more excited at 33:02 when the lock nuts showed up. I loved the video on the second channel showing how you made your own and it was great to see that technique show up again here.
Honestly, I should have expected it but I didnt. He is taking the casting imperfections out of his car parts and removing all sharp edges on every component!!!!!????!!!
I have never ever seen a car resto vid on YT that goes into so much detail and perfection. Incredible. No wonder it takes months between videos! wow. This car will give a Bugati a run for its money when its finished!!!!
Shame no one will can actually see the work done once the car is assembled.
It's just a waste of time at that point.
@@lohroc1014 It's not a waste of time if you enjoy it/it makes you happy.
@@lohroc1014 It is beyond a car at this point. Not sure what. Art? no. More like a mental disorder hahahaha
@freddyking8742 why couldn't someone see it?
Wow. Just wow. You know the video and the work is great when you sit through 45 minutes of the video and suddenly realize, that you just watched 45 minutes in one sitting and it felt like 15 minutes... awsome work and i am looking forward to part 7 already.
"I make new ones" are my favourite parts, so nonchalant but so thorough
I always think, he will not make…okay… he makes a new one here as well 😅
"I make new one" with some accent in my head between Arnold Schwarzenegger and some guy deep in Russia with a very bad accent, thinking to myself "yeah right"... just so that he ends up with a 100% match or even better...
The ball joints might just have to take the prize for best "I make a new one" yet
I seriously thought when he pointed out the damaged control arms that “I make a new one” was going to be the next line.
At the beginning of this series I was expecting “this Datsun z240 has some rust and dents, I make a new one” and even though he didn’t say it he is still doing it
Да блин, это лучше чем на заводе😮 Это искусство, братан! Ван Гог с Гогеном в Арле пежат шедевр 😊😊😊
Machining the new ball joints might just be the coolest thing I've ever seen
Just so good 👍
Du bist ein (im positiven Sinne !!!!) absolut irrer Perfektionsfreak !! Wahnsinn wie Du das immer machst !! Respekt !!
My guy really IS removing all the casting marks and imperfections on every single piece. This is incredible, the car is gonna end up better than it was rolling out of the factory.
And also replicates original casting texture hahahhahaha. This guy is insane its hillarious. And impressive.
I wonder how much some stinking rich Arab in the deep Oil lands with some hidden collection will be willing to pay for something like this?
Without a doubt this will be beyond museum quality when he is done. If he ever sells it 6 figures for sure.
Seeing restored or handmade parts in better condition than brand new ones is for me something unseen and unheard of. This guy is blessed with all the mechanical talents possible. Not to mention the fliming, editing and teaching capabilities. Transfixed and hypnotized by the quality of both work and video. Can't wait to see this beauty fully restored.
This ball head milling, turning and heat processing is next level. Courious when we see him doing his own hip replacement 😂
This hip is shot. I make new one.
*Proceeds to toss out his old femur. Then mount a block of titanium in the lathe*
"I have pain in my right hip-joint. I make a new one"
Bro gonna post a new series "Restoring my hips" 😂
He's gonna build himself a new mechanical body and it will last forever because he'll keep restoring it
Great work! I guess I wrote already in another video of yours, that this is mechanical artistry. I wouldn‘t dare driving this beauty on dirty streets…😊
For the first 15 minutes, I was waiting for it... "I make a new one?!" Nope.. Fixing the old one. Still very cool. And then you got to the ball joints, and I was thinking "how are you going to get them bent straight???"... And you MADE A NEW ONE! Damn, dude! Awesome work as always.
Его педантичность и внимание к деталям действительно выходят за пределы привычного, я такого не видел раньше. 👏
Your technical skills are out of this world. And then there's your video editing skills. All of this without any annoying music or useless chatter is just great!
This is no longer just a car, but a work of art. When it is done it should be placed in a vacuum sealed glass case and put in a museum. Bravo sir, I hope this car brings you endless days of joy when its done.
The attention to detail on parts that won’t even be seen is astonishing.
I saw them. :)
@ THAT is true.
The amount of joy I had when I saw you had dropped another video was palpable. Thank you for filling a void in my OCD brain for restoring something to such a high level, that it is indeed a work of art.
At first I was like "FRONT AXEL RESTO ONLY"????? Then I remebered how dedicated and skillfull this guy is. Amazing as always
Back one would be pain... It's almost double the work on a car like that.
After such a detailed restoration of the Front Axle, I can't imagine what it will be like when I open the engine! All my admiration!
я знал что ты лучший ..но когда ты сделал новую шаровую ..без слов ,одни эмоции
I know nothing about cars, I loved every second. I'm eager for the next vid already. ❤
This is the most detailed restoration I had even seen. the scale is wild. And that is the most satisfactory restoration video ever
I really appreciate the kind words!
What about Binky??? the 4x4 Mini??? the series its been going on for 9 years and its not done yet
@@ELISEY93 11years
It’s because of watching your videos that I started dabbling in restoring old simple tools. This video series on your car restoration is simply beautiful. You are an artist dude, a true golden goose in the machinist world.
I've seen many car restoration series on YT but NOTHING comes close to this level of dedication and skill , where many of us would just buy replacement parts , the phrase "I made new ones" shows just how brilliant this restoration really is.
I can't wait to see the engine rebuild !
What about Binky??? the 4x4 Mini??? the series its been going on for 9 years and its not done yet
@@ELISEY93 Binky is the greates swap on YT, this is the greatest restoration.
They didn't go through the trouble of grinding away the forge marks on the original parts but they did manufacture almost everything in that car from scratch to make everything fit. But the parts they made from scratch dont look nearly as good.
@@ELISEY93 I'm inclined to class binky as the creation of a totally new vehicle, given how little of the original Mini is left, here we have one car being re-built to a better then new standard ,
However I love Binky , they are totally mental but so much fun
@@ELISEY93 My guy you spammed at least 5 times this message all through the commen section. What is wrong with you? Are you some kind of Binky spokesperson who wants to promote his channel?
This is what I needed. A nice clean view of dirty items being restored into perfection by a master in his art
this is the best restoration I've ever seen, thank you
Thanks for watching!
What about Binky??? the 4x4 Mini??? the series its been going on for 9 years and its not done yet
After following his channel for years, when he brought in a car I about pissed myself.
My first thought was, “this is gonna be a multipart series for sure…”
By far, the most in-depth restoration I've seen, and on one of my all time favorite cars no less. Love it.
Ive been watching this channel for years now and the level of detail he goes into is still so surprising. I mean I didnt know what to expect after he finished the body but this is incredible.
Those ball joints are a thing of beauty!
On this scale, one realises just how much goes into making a car. Every part, has... a part. Just considering the impact to the manufacturing supply chain when a car factory closes.
Thank you so much for your time in making simply the best content on UA-cam.
I have absolutely no experience in any of these things. But I'm pretty sure these videos don't do justice to the time, effort, and the eye-watering cost that they must take to produce. Every piece comes out looking like art. Thank you so much.
Your attention to detail is amazing. It's like watching a fine jeweler.
It's 5:04 AM where I am now. I'm going to savor this. I'm waiting until I get home after work to enjoy this. Thank you M.M. for the content you create.
Same boat here pal
Yes. Get a bowl of something hearty and warm. Sit down and enjoy your meal and a fantastic video from My Mechanics.
@downtonviewer Exactly what I had planned. Might hit the vape too. But sometimes the content is so good,it makes me emotional...but in a good way. ✌️❤️
50 Jahre arbeite ich als Kfz-Mechaniker und habe viele Mechaniker kennengelernt. Was Sie da produzieren laesst uns alle in Chame versinken. Es beschreibt ein neues Kapitel fuer Restauration, ein muss fuer jeden der restauriert. Meinen vollsten Respekt. Gott schuetze das Handwerk (Sohn des Hephaistos)
Removing cast markings on pieces nobody will ever even see. This is perfection.
Restoring front axle at this level is amazing.
But.
Keeping the fingers clean without gloves is craazyy.
God tier works Sir.
Great to see you again. And an extended episode.
Incredible, just incredible! No stone left unturned for perfection and keeps my OCD happy! Thank you soo much for the video(s)!!!!
This is amazing.
I am from Brazil and I think you deserves a Netflix space to teach them your skills.
the attention to every detail will for sure make this far better than a factory new. at this point this is not just a restoration, this is art
Finally. Some drops of rain to break the long drought we've endured without a new video on the 240Z restoration.
The attention to detail is crazy. Improving parts that nobody will ever see is above and beyond.
Such a great thing to watch on a Friday morning, Thank You!
Enjoy!
I've said it before about smaller projects, and I mean it even more now about this huge project: there are restoration channels... and then there is MM. Every part scrutinized and optimized, no shortcuts, no compromises. This car will be like all of his other projects: better than it ever was new. Your work is consistently stunning and joyous to watch. Thank you and keep up the astonishing work.
Never has an assembly been treated more gingerly... Usually with 3lb mauls, air wrenches and hate, these were worked on with efficiency and convenience in mind. Nicely done as always. ❤
I’m doing my best to keep everything clean.
I had a horrible day today. Seeing this video pop up made it so much better. Thanks for showing us the great work you're doing!
Don't listen to the dopamine junkies demanding more content, you earned your subscribers because of the unmatched excellence in your restorations. That is why you are the only restoration channel I am subscribed to. I can't even watch any of the other channels after seeing how much better your work is than theirs. Keep up the incredible work, and I'm happy to wait however long it takes to execute practical perfection! ❤
If they want more content sooner, they can always subscribe to his Patreon.
@marksby77 facts
I'm learning so much about car mechanics with this series... I hope you blow up in popularity because your work is over the top.
The wait is definitely worth it.
Restoration videos like this have a therapeutic effect on me.
This has to be the best automotive content I've ever seen for the sheer level of attention to detail. There's no doubt that this will be the best 240Z on the road eventually
Absolute insanity, I shook my head in amazement as soon as you made your own nyloc nut, then you went and made a die to press 4 new washers!!!
Phenomenal work.
His second channel has a video on making those lock nuts
You know this is going to be the best car ever made when an eye for details on things that will never be seen are restored to a level that is higher than any car maker will achieve.
Dude, this is incredible!!!
This car is going to be an absolute work of art, a museum piece, when you are done. It will be absolutely gorgeous. I would be so afraid to drive it. I wouldn't want to get the undercarriage dirty. That would last all of 10 minutes and then I would drive it everywhere. I can't wait to see what's next.
With his skills he'll just make a new part, clean it up and drive it somemore...
I’m lost for words. Art and science of equal parts. Absolutely astounded by the work you’ve done. Was worth the wait on this one!
removing marks and sharp edges even from the smallest non visible component is a meticulous job. the perfection in these videos are unbelievably satisfying. my ocd gives you a 👍
Я просто уверен, что во всем интернете нет круче реставрации автомобиля, чем эта! 😮👍Это что то выше простой реставрации. Это создание нового, идеального
The amount of work you do is crazy, and the amount of effort you put into it is even crazier! Keep doing it!
Thanks a ton!
Ich habe selber schon Oldtimer restauriert und ich bin pingelig. Aber das ist auf einen anderen Level !!!
「神は細部に宿る」
と言いますけど、ここまで丁寧だと240Zも本望でしょう！
あっぱれです！！
It reminds me of the restoration JR did for the original Shinkansen train they sent to the British Rail Museum - this Datsun could be the centerpiece of a museum! 🤗 (Hello from Gunma).
Any car restoration video in the future will suffer. Just because it needs to comparer to this series. Simply perfect!! Really, this is absooute perfection. It really shows your skills and love for details.
Incredible. Truly. Not just the level of workmanship and artistry, but the videography too. If this were the Middle Ages, you would be the chief craftsman constructing one of the great cathedrals.
You perfectly restored parts that would not be visible once assembled. You are a true craftsman.
Это просто потрясающе! Автор большой молодец. Настолько кропотливая работа с невероятным вниманием к мельчайшим деталям, уму непостижимо.
Лучше чем на заводе
You should see the rest of his videos, he’s a mad lad for sure.
@@jamesklebenow6885видели😊
Yes, I have seen the other videos and every time it gives me genuine delight and pleasure. He has achieved perfection in his work
Watching this video on rebuilding the front suspension of your Datsun Z brought me pure joy. The way you carefully approached each step, balancing precision and passion, made it clear this was more than just a repair-it was an art form. Your dedication and love for the craft were inspiring, and it reminded me of the beauty in restoring something with care and skill. Thank you for sharing that moment. A true masterclass.
IT'S HERE!!!!!!!!
I show MyMechanics videos to my 10 year old just to understand the meaning of ‘not cutting the corners’. Everything is done throughly, no shortcuts…hats off!!
He is not cutting corners, he is filing them off ;)
As Indiana Jones would say: "It belongs in a MUSEUM!"
The intricacy of this is, as always, incredible. Awesome work
This has truly become a work of art. I can't even imagine what it feels like to drive this car around as your daily driver. Thank you so much, this feels like a mantra, a true meditation. Thanks for these videos!
This takes ‘nut and bolt restauration’ to a whole new level
I'm so happy people like you exist. What an amazing feat of restoration you're embarking on. Can't wait for the finished result.
Have been waiting for this saga to continue for so long. Eventually patience gets rewarded.
I have never seen someone fix parts of their original production sharp edges or make them aesthetically better looking, mad respect.
You are the only one in the restoration business👏👏
Appreciate the support!
This is the most patient man in the world. This car is so unbelievably cool, the work going into this is unmatched.
Thanks very much for the wicked video!
We have been waiting for centuries 😂 Finally ❤
The way you treat each individual part as a work of art is admirable. Love these videos.
This man is so good that I can say that " I will think twice to buy a brand new product but not once buying a product restored by my mechanics."
Thanks! That's really what I strive for.
I have never seen such a meticulous and careful restoration of automobile mechanical elements, the result is truly impressive 🤩👍
O melhor canal de restaurações do UA-cam, você é incrível!! Ainda farei restaurações com esse nível de capricho e de qualidade!! Um grande abraço, diretamente do Brasil 🇧🇷
Wow...just wow! Not only is the detail in the restoration top shelf, but the quality of the documenting of said restoration is the best. Thank you for not using lame music overs.
FINALY!! i've bin waiting so long ... thanx for showing the incredible craftsmanship.
My pleasure!
Your attention to detail is Unmatched Brother! I can't wait to see this baby completed. At the same time, I never want it to stop.
Just EPIC my man, had to double check it was My Mechanics, honestly believe this car is going to drive better than the factory ever thought it could. See you again in a couple of weeks!
Thanks, can't wait to get it out on the road!
Well I can certanly say that you are, in fact, the greatest restorer here on UA-cam. Every video is just FULL of details, you always work on each piece with so much attention and care that this car is going to be several times better than when it came out of the factory!
Congratulations on this AMAZING work, I always stop everything to watch your videos, this is really cool! :D
Worth watching every millisecond of the video. watching since the first
Datsun 240z video realese 🎉❤ Love your perfect videos
Just waiting for this moment!! Finally ❤❤❤