11:15 I've seen shops working on $200,000 Lamborghinis and not take the care you do with worrying if the chains will scratch. Sarah, you are a treasure.
Fun fact Sarah, there’s a great camera tripod company called “3 Legged Thing” and one of their tripods IS called Dave. They name all their products after their employees. Their CEO also runs around in a chicken suit on their ads and videos. Totally your kinda humor. They make amazing tripods.
I keep watching your videos because they are informative for general mechanical techniques, but ALSO because of your quirky personality. And you sprinkle your videos with those cute little icons and sound effects. Love those!
Having someone who is confident in their abilities working on a mechanically simple build is just kind of holistically rewarding to watch and probably build as well. It looks awesome now it's coming together. It'll be exactly what you'd hoped for at the start of the project and more. Great to watch.
You are an amazing woman and I cannot believe the quality of things that you do and your ability and your weird quirky funky funny ass things that you say. Your brain is brilliant and amusing. I love your channel. The project is looking better and better and I’m highly impressed.
There is a little 9yo girl living in Vietnam who won't go to sleep without listening to your dulcet tones....I haven't had to explain any innuendos yet, will cross that bridge.......thanks Sarah we think you're fab!
You’re such an impressive young lady let alone such a competent wrench. I think your Gram’s Ranger resto is the most interesting project yet due to your intention of keeping it as close to factory as possible. Great stuff, Sarah!
These videos are a true testament of how entertaining you are. Because the idea of watching a 94 shitbox restoration is about as fun as watching paint dry yet you've got a ton of folks still supporting you.
Love the story behind this incredible build/restoration. Grandma definitely had a funky/great sense of style picking the color. This will be without a doubt the nicest 1990's Ford Ranger in the world when Sarah is done with it.
As a Ranger owner (2004) I've been finding the tear down and build up of the motor really interesting. I now have a much better understanding of my motor. Your presentation style is really enjoyable, keep up the great work!
Thanks Sarah for the great videos. I like how the Ranger is getting a few choice upgrades like the headers and shocks. Your attention to detail is simply amazing.
The attention to detail you're putting into this restoration is remarkable. You should show it when it's finished. Seriously, because it's looking like it'll be show-quality.
Always great, funny and educational for anybody that fixes cars. I liked your last video when you talked about the labor cost for a frame off restoration project….
So happy for the bolt on headers. Just those little touches will not only make the resto a bit on the mod side. They don't detract from the ultimate goal. Sweet
I've watched too many project videos that sputter out, it's very reassuring to know that this is gonna get done and done right, the whole reason I found this channel as I'm a ranger owner myself.
I love your channel Sarah. Not just for the content, you can find similar content lots of places, but also because of your quirkiness and how fun you make it, and the he said/she said, and for the "link" at the beginning of the video. All very entertaining 🙂
Looks fantastic! On the headers, the flange is usually slotted. Put the bottom bolts into the head, slide header /lower it over boots and then install upper bolts.
I think this is the only Concourse level rebuild I've ever seen of an old-ish truck. It's totally weird and awesome, which is on brand for Sarah. I love it.
An amazing amount of work performed in this video plus all the work you put into recording and editing. It’s no wonder you work 7-12s. And you can certainly tell how much you get energized and joyous working on Gram’s Ranger. Thank you! 👍👍👍
So many double-entendres, so little time...😂 Thanks again for allowing us to join you on your quest to get Gram's truck dialed! Those headers look bitchin'! We all need to petition Pebble Beach to have a Small Truck Class.,✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
Hi Sarah, The Ranger is looking dope, Love your videos, haven't missed one yet. BTW, Your makeup and hair look awesome. Keep doing what you do, We all love you.
congrats Sarah.. it is a remarkable merit to take out an engine, fit it in an engine stand, rework it all, and put it back with the cherry picker ... without any help
Liked the shot where you put the camera on the robot floor vac and talked to it. That was creative and whimsical. You are the best video production company!
That is going to be a very nice Ranger Sarah and I love your attention to detail. Like you, I like to "sweat the small stuff," the stuff you'll never see. I had to replace the front floor pans before painting the interior of my "53 Chevy pickup and when it was finished my brother went on and on about how great the floor looked, never mentioning how the rest of it looked. Now it's covered with a mat.
Labas rytas! Gražuolė miela tave matyti! Puikus darbas malonu matyti! Mano nuomone toks automobilis turėtų kainuoti brangiau už naują. Ačiu gražuolė kad pasidalinote! 🤗❤️👩🔧👨🔧😉👍👍👍
Hi Sarah, I love your build of the Ford Ranger, I used to have a 1996 Ford ranger, and I love that truck. I love your attention to detail. I also love watching you build the truck, you are so good looking. Keep it up, ha ha.
Love your videos for all the reasons expressed below. This is my most favorite channel on UA-cam and hopefully you won't stop your fantastic humor. Couldn't believe you installed that engine alone. I especially appreciated the Hello Kitty top!
Excellent progress! Looking great. Reminds me of when I rebuilt a 1959 Pontiac Bonnivelle that had been in a minor accident right after high school. I had no experience with cars at the time, but took on the project and restored the engine, 4 barrel carb, and body work. I always admire your care, patience and humor.
This is why I originally subscribed to your channel I love watching you work on cars and your innuendo is spot-on thanks for making my day and I also close my eyes when I blow👍😎🇨🇦
This content is so damn entertaining, cheers from Australia! Hot tip: when removing engine from the engine stand, hoist the engine and stand up in the air, then slide the yellow bit off the black bit. No surprises then
Dave is the best camera assistant.
11:15 I've seen shops working on $200,000 Lamborghinis and not take the care you do with worrying if the chains will scratch. Sarah, you are a treasure.
This is going to be the cleanest old Ranger in the South West USA!!! Coming along great, wonderful video Sarah-n- Tuned!!!😃
Ford might buy it back, they probably didn't save any Rangers!😆
The world…. None nicer! Thanks for sharing Sarah!!!
... and authentic hand made...
@@tgvettes It’s not for sale.
@@SarahnTuned I didn't think so, my comment was just that I wouldn't be surprised if Ford would be interested in it!
Fun fact Sarah, there’s a great camera tripod company called “3 Legged Thing” and one of their tripods IS called Dave. They name all their products after their employees. Their CEO also runs around in a chicken suit on their ads and videos. Totally your kinda humor. They make amazing tripods.
Fav thing in the world, sit down and eat dinner when a new Sarah video drops!
I keep watching your videos because they are informative for general mechanical techniques, but ALSO because of your quirky personality. And you sprinkle your videos with those cute little icons and sound effects. Love those!
Having someone who is confident in their abilities working on a mechanically simple build is just kind of holistically rewarding to watch and probably build as well. It looks awesome now it's coming together. It'll be exactly what you'd hoped for at the start of the project and more. Great to watch.
Love this older video series! Of course because it was your Grandmother truck. 🛻 But this truck will be great for you for years to come.
8:15 " I forgot to hit record...Oops"
Cracked me up.
One of your many charms.
Keeps me coming back, to see what's next.
I just came across your show and, well, kind of at a loss for words.
GREAT CHANNEL!!!
Subscribed!
I love that, for all practical intents and purposes, you're going to be driving a brand new '94 Ranger in 2022. Amazing work!
Wouldn't it be great if we all had that chance? I'd buy another (new!) in a heartbeat!
Sarah, I admire your work, care, effort and fun personality.
Greetings from Mexico !
You are the "Bob Vila" of car restorations.
And the Norm Abrams of haadware
You are an amazing woman and I cannot believe the quality of things that you do and your ability and your weird quirky funky funny ass things that you say. Your brain is brilliant and amusing. I love your channel. The project is looking better and better and I’m highly impressed.
There is a little 9yo girl living in Vietnam who won't go to sleep without listening to your dulcet tones....I haven't had to explain any innuendos yet, will cross that bridge.......thanks Sarah we think you're fab!
Phils DeBoogie,1929 Tiddlywinks Champion,Lower Moldavia.
Great job on the truck.
You have the most fun channel ever. Useful information, Easy on the Eyes, and a great sense of Humor. Thank you. 😊
You’re such an impressive young lady let alone such a competent wrench. I think your Gram’s Ranger resto is the most interesting project yet due to your intention of keeping it as close to factory as possible. Great stuff, Sarah!
Pipe insulation on the chains!!! You're a flipping genius.
This restoration job is the best most interesting build and project you have ever done.
Fire! Loved the humor, vibe and content. Always look forward to your videos. Thanks Sarah!
Seconded! Motion carried!
That Ranger is lookin' rad
Thanks!
IDEA!!!!!
Have those headers double ceramic coated, and then heat shrink-wrap them. Keep under-hood temps as low as possible. Really important.
These videos are a true testament of how entertaining you are. Because the idea of watching a 94 shitbox restoration is about as fun as watching paint dry yet you've got a ton of folks still supporting you.
Seriously. Sarah's automotive knowledge absolutely astounds me.
I really like the color of the trim pieces. They came out great.
It’s the same color they were before! Haha
@@SarahnTuned Oh, I know. I still like them :)
It’s started out a shitty day but thanks to you I’m all smile now. Thank you young lady 😉
Color coordinated noodles...classy.
You are a mixture of Sandra Bullock and Cher. BEAUTIFUL. Love your videos.
Love the story behind this incredible build/restoration. Grandma definitely had a funky/great sense of style picking the color. This will be without a doubt the nicest 1990's Ford Ranger in the world when Sarah is done with it.
Headers? I can stick headers on my truck? I'm SO glad you are doing this resto. You are feeding me so much info on my 94.
Yep, just at a minimum use a high flow cat to keep the rasp down.
@@SarahnTuned Thanks.
Great episode. Thanks for showing freeze plugs and motor mounts.
Amazing work. The Ranger is spotless.
Hi Dave!
I love that you’re keeping it stock!
As a Ranger owner (2004) I've been finding the tear down and build up of the motor really interesting. I now have a much better understanding of my motor. Your presentation style is really enjoyable, keep up the great work!
You do really quality work and show care for your vehicles. A true car lover !
Fred is awesome. Subbed to the U-Wrench channel, and learned more about automotive paint in two episodes, than I learned over the rest of my life. 👍️
Thanks Sarah for the great videos. I like how the Ranger is getting a few choice upgrades like the headers and shocks. Your attention to detail is simply amazing.
I swear you must be a genius. What a great job on a worthy project. Keep up the great work and putting out these wonderful videos.
The attention to detail you're putting into this restoration is remarkable. You should show it when it's finished. Seriously, because it's looking like it'll be show-quality.
I binged your intros couple of weeks ago by clicking on the link every time. It's a thing now.
Always great, funny and educational for anybody that fixes cars. I liked your last video when you talked about the labor cost for a frame off restoration project….
It never stops to amaze how mechanics with aviation background pay such great attention to detail. Well done Sarah.
So happy for the bolt on headers. Just those little touches will not only make the resto a bit on the mod side. They don't detract from the ultimate goal. Sweet
Really enjoying your videos and your builds. Love your sense of humor. Thanks for the education and the entertainment!
Your grandma would be so proud of all the detail work you have done.
Haven’t bothered you lately, but I’ve watched every video in the last three years. You’re doing great! Hope you are well.
I've watched too many project videos that sputter out, it's very reassuring to know that this is gonna get done and done right, the whole reason I found this channel as I'm a ranger owner myself.
I have a 97 ranger that I am doing this to. Love this series, inspiring me to get back to work on it.
Let me know if you need any parts, I’ll be scraping the parts truck in the next month or two!
I love your channel Sarah. Not just for the content, you can find similar content lots of places, but also because of your quirkiness and how fun you make it, and the he said/she said, and for the "link" at the beginning of the video. All very entertaining 🙂
Looks fantastic! On the headers, the flange is usually slotted. Put the bottom bolts into the head, slide header /lower it over boots and then install upper bolts.
The chromed headers look great.
Great safety tip to close ones eyes when one blows...👍😊
Hi Dave! Nice to meet you.
I think this is the only Concourse level rebuild I've ever seen of an old-ish truck. It's totally weird and awesome, which is on brand for Sarah. I love it.
An amazing amount of work performed in this video plus all the work you put into recording and editing. It’s no wonder you work 7-12s. And you can certainly tell how much you get energized and joyous working on Gram’s Ranger. Thank you! 👍👍👍
I like your engine assembly music.
So many double-entendres, so little time...😂 Thanks again for allowing us to join you on your quest to get Gram's truck dialed! Those headers look bitchin'! We all need to petition Pebble Beach to have a Small Truck Class.,✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
Hi Sarah, The Ranger is looking dope, Love your videos, haven't missed one yet. BTW, Your makeup and hair look awesome. Keep doing what you do, We all love you.
I have very much enjoyed watching your videos on the Toyota MR2 and Ford Ranger.
Pool Noodles are going to sell out anywhere there's a car club. That technique is just a little bit of genius inspiration.
Absolutely beautiful yet totally unnecessary to do all of that work to an old Ranger...exactly how I do things...awesome job Sarah...PERFECT !!!
The world's only Concours de Elegance For Ranger restoration.
I use to hang engines from trees with a come along. Works great
what a beast the truck is happy now
congrats Sarah.. it is a remarkable merit to take out an engine, fit it in an engine stand, rework it all, and put it back with the cherry picker ... without any help
Yeah those gold bronze color freeze plugs do look awesome
The jokes are hilarious !! You have the Best sense of humor !!
I love your humor “ I closed my eyes, I always close my eyes before I blow” hahaha love the truck and if your ever my way I have a boat and trailer .
Your innuendoes are beautifully priceless 😉
Wow, beautiful work. A labor of love.
Your videos always make me very happy.
Simply a joy to behold.
Liked the shot where you put the camera on the robot floor vac and talked to it. That was creative and whimsical. You are the best video production company!
This Ranger is looking awesome!👍
Thank you Sarah!
That is going to be a very nice Ranger Sarah and I love your attention to detail. Like you, I like to "sweat the small stuff," the stuff you'll never see. I had to replace the front floor pans before painting the interior of my "53 Chevy pickup and when it was finished my brother went on and on about how great the floor looked, never mentioning how the rest of it looked. Now it's covered with a mat.
Grams truck is looking sweet nice job
It’s so stimulating to see how great of a job you did with that motor! Awesome video again! 👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😀
Headers look great on there
The flares are going to look great on the ranger
Labas rytas! Gražuolė miela tave matyti! Puikus darbas malonu matyti! Mano nuomone toks automobilis turėtų kainuoti brangiau už naują. Ačiu gražuolė kad pasidalinote! 🤗❤️👩🔧👨🔧😉👍👍👍
Hello Internet. Tripod Assistant Dave here 👋🏻
Hi Sarah, I love your build of the Ford Ranger, I used to have a 1996 Ford ranger, and I love that truck. I love your attention to detail. I also love watching you build the truck, you are so good looking. Keep it up, ha ha.
Excellent Sarah, the truck is coming along very well glad you replaced the frost plugs. Keeping up with the humour is great.
Love everything you do, you make everything intresting , Where's the pigeons?? Love your humor! Please keep it up!!!!
As an old mechanic I love your attention to detail
I love the attention to detail on your builds.
Kicking ass Sarah, great work.
Great video 📹 as usual Sarah love your passion and humor and injectors, headers so cool yeah got it!
Love your videos for all the reasons expressed below. This is my most favorite channel on UA-cam and hopefully you won't stop your fantastic humor. Couldn't believe you installed that engine alone. I especially appreciated the Hello Kitty top!
Excellent progress! Looking great. Reminds me of when I rebuilt a 1959 Pontiac Bonnivelle that had been in a minor accident right after high school. I had no experience with cars at the time, but took on the project and restored the engine, 4 barrel carb, and body work. I always admire your care, patience and humor.
This is why I originally subscribed to your channel I love watching you work on cars and your innuendo is spot-on thanks for making my day and I also close my eyes when I blow👍😎🇨🇦
Nice to learn about CS Performance! May use them for my 1973 Volvo 164E restoration. Thanks for the informative video.
Love the robot vacuum cam. :)
This content is so damn entertaining, cheers from Australia!
Hot tip: when removing engine from the engine stand, hoist the engine and stand up in the air, then slide the yellow bit off the black bit. No surprises then
Great restoration work. Loving the truck
With the Firestone’s it looks so 90s correct. Makes me miss my 93.
Absolutely awesome job on this restoration Sarah. Your actually building a ranger from the ground up and doing a great job of it.
That engine looks fantastic with those shiny headers!!!