I like this format with the voice on the videos, I find it more educational and formative. You take the time to detail and explain it is excellent. This could be used in technical high schools to learn how to shape metal and at the same time learn your language. Thank you and congratulations
Thank you Ryan for the voice-over commentary. I think that it worked extremely well but understand that it must take a lot of time to do, and you already seem to work all the hours that God sends. Best wishes.
Perfect manual work/art, perfect filming, perfect commentary!!! Very high over-standard information and entertainment!!! Porsche (and any other car builder) would love to have you in their classic department! Big respect!!! ✊ 👍
Really like the new presentation style with the detailed voice over Ryan.....the video seems to "flow" better IMHO. It's surprising how much rust you've uncovered on this Porsche, especially when it didn't look too bad before the strip down. Keep up the great work!
Your fabrication skills are amazing. I would have never thought the rust would be so extensive that deep inside the frame. I have a 1985 Carrera Targa, that has been garaged most of its life but has 282,000 miles on it. Watching this just freaks me out wondering if I have hidden rust like that. Great series.
@@yorkshirecarrestoration thank you. I’m glad you like it. More ambientalist type tunes will be coming because I’m really enjoying the genre. I also have a new bit of kit on the way 🤪
This is resurrection and reconstruction above any attempt to restore, always the unfortunate and time consuming parts of the job, but you all excel in your craft and ability - some would just cover up to make visually good. I have personally seen your work and can honestly say it goes beyond factory specifications. 👌🏼👏🏻
Great video, just the right amount of commentary. How do you explain to a customer their pride and joy that came in for just a few bits and bobs is actually a pile of rust!
You got some serious skills Ryan ! Im neither a bodywork man or mechanic but I wouldn’t have a clue how to approach a job like that looks pretty in-depth and intimidating . Great work and commentary fella 👍
Ryan, I've been following YCR videos since you started. I love the addition of the commentary. It adds another dimension to the video. I appreciate that it must take significantly more effort to add. Perhaps in future videos you could do an in depth explanation of a particular technique eg: hammering out complex curves.
Thanks so much for thr in depth comment, always looking for ways to improve :) it took a fair bit of time but I think it made it better with the voic over too :)
I love watching this at lunchtime at work the music is nice and calming and the work is amazing. Commentary is a great addition because previously i wasnt sure what you did at times but the commentary really clears it up and make it easier to know what work is being done 🔥💯
Hello 👋 my good buddy Ryan captain yorkshire 👍 👌 😎 hey buddy I love how you narrate the video as it goes along. I hope you are doing well and everyone at the shop..I'm visiting my brother today and we are watching this awesome video. My internet connection at home has been bad i haven't been able to watch anything im on my brother's wifi and I let my phone play along as I watch that way you get my views and it shows i watched the video..extremely excellent video bro me and my brother both love watching. Tell everyone I said hello 👋
On both side you removed some assemblies that attach to other parts. When you rebuilt both side how do you accommodate for making sure those removed sections will line up properly when you reweld everything together... Thumbs Up for amazing work and fabrication!
We need a timer added now so we can all see exactly how long this takes for those who dont appreciate the time and effort that goes into these restorations
Amazing how good the car looked outside at the start at the start of the project. Would a buyer have noticed the horrors that are being repaired now before buying it?
I'm guessing you did metalwork at school and/or college , your teachers must be absolutely delighted with what you do , if you are self taught , that is more impressive , it is fascinating watching you work
i appreciate watching the process that you have shared with us. Was wondering if you would use replacement panels available from someone like Restoration Design for the front inner fenders for example or is it cheaper and quicker to bang out your own patches?
Good idea with the commentary behind the video but don't lose the theactrical/joking around in your videos as this what makes them funny and more enjoyable to watch
Awesome videos Ryan. Made even better with commentary. Thank you so much!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@yorkshirecarrestoration Definitely love the commentary. Thank you.
This works really well with the commentary overlaid,very professional
Thanks :)
I love this new format Ryan. What a great way to show what's involved without dragging it out!
I'm glad you do :) thanks so much!
Thank you for the video Ryan. The commentary was a good addition. It made following along your process much easier.👍🏻
Thanks so much for that! Tried something new and I'm glad it worked out :)
Loving the mix up of voice over,music and pieces to camera 👍thanks for posting these videos
Thank you so much!!
The commentary is informative and a real improvement to an already winning formula. Great channel!
I like this format with the voice on the videos, I find it more educational and formative. You take the time to detail and explain it is excellent. This could be used in technical high schools to learn how to shape metal and at the same time learn your language. Thank you and congratulations
Good point.
Awesome, thank you so much :) thought i would try something different
@@yorkshirecarrestoration Well! I think it's a success, without forgetting the little touch of humor😁
Watching you expand talents once more. Great voice over explanations, with background music.
This is getting more watchable every video. Excellent.
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed :)
It's a joy to watch you sculpt. 😊
Thank you so much 😀
This cars journey is my favourite "mini series' of yours so far!
Thank you :) the rust does get worse too 😆
@yorkshirecarrestoration I believe it mate! Looking forward to the next episode!
Thank you Ryan for the voice-over commentary. I think that it worked extremely well but understand that it must take a lot of time to do, and you already seem to work all the hours that God sends. Best wishes.
Started this series today. I understand it's far more work to edit in narration, but it certainly makes the video more enjoyable and educational.
Perfect manual work/art, perfect filming, perfect commentary!!! Very high over-standard information and entertainment!!!
Porsche (and any other car builder) would love to have you in their classic department! Big respect!!! ✊ 👍
Really like the new presentation style with the detailed voice over Ryan.....the video seems to "flow" better IMHO.
It's surprising how much rust you've uncovered on this Porsche, especially when it didn't look too bad before the strip down. Keep up the great work!
Love your work - and taking the effort for voice over. Loving it.
Makes such a difference with the commentary. Great video 😀
Your fabrication skills are amazing. I would have never thought the rust would be so extensive that deep inside the frame. I have a 1985 Carrera Targa, that has been garaged most of its life but has 282,000 miles on it. Watching this just freaks me out wondering if I have hidden rust like that. Great series.
Don't look. What amazes me is when people sell a car as a barn find. What people don't realise is how much these cars rust.
Just finished mine on the drivers side , it’s like a grade 2 listed building!
Thanks for the commentary, really takes your video up a notch
Great video! Fast moving and professional format is really enjoyable. Keep up your excellent work on these crusty classics.
Thic channel has come a long way - props to you all. Great content and highlights the reality of restoration very well.
Much appreciated!
Great mix of narration and music. Appreciate the work you put into these videos! (Oh, and the restoration work is pretty cool too. 🙂)
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed :)
Amazing content no one's doing like you addicted ❤
This new format is really good Ryan. Really enjoying this Porsche
You’ve successfully turned welding and grinding into a spectator sport 😁
I like the new voiceover approach too 👍🏻
😂😂
Haha thank you! Always trying to improve! Great new tune BTW!
@@yorkshirecarrestoration thank you. I’m glad you like it. More ambientalist type tunes will be coming because I’m really enjoying the genre. I also have a new bit of kit on the way 🤪
This is resurrection and reconstruction above any attempt to restore, always the unfortunate and time consuming parts of the job, but you all excel in your craft and ability - some would just cover up to make visually good. I have personally seen your work and can honestly say it goes beyond factory specifications. 👌🏼👏🏻
Thank you so much :)
Great video, just the right amount of commentary. How do you explain to a customer their pride and joy that came in for just a few bits and bobs is actually a pile of rust!
Loving the voice over, it's nice to know what your doing and why.
Makes a more ejoyable viewing, good job..👌👍👌👍
Thanks so much!
Fantastic with with the voice over with the explanation of what you are doing 👍🏻👍🏻
Glad you liked it!
You got some serious skills Ryan ! Im neither a bodywork man or mechanic but I wouldn’t have a clue how to approach a job like that looks pretty in-depth and intimidating . Great work and commentary fella 👍
Ryan, I've been following YCR videos since you started. I love the addition of the commentary. It adds another dimension to the video. I appreciate that it must take significantly more effort to add.
Perhaps in future videos you could do an in depth explanation of a particular technique eg: hammering out complex curves.
Thanks so much for thr in depth comment, always looking for ways to improve :) it took a fair bit of time but I think it made it better with the voic over too :)
The voice over explanation added to our enjoyment....Great job...😏😀🇬🇧
Think the commentary over what is going on is a great addition to the videos. Keep up the great content :)
I love watching this at lunchtime at work the music is nice and calming and the work is amazing. Commentary is a great addition because previously i wasnt sure what you did at times but the commentary really clears it up and make it easier to know what work is being done 🔥💯
You guys are so bloody clever and talented.
Amazing craftsmanship. A joy to watch. 😊
Really enjoyed the commentary, great work as usual. 👍
Amazing work Ryan ,always look forward to watching these repairs
Beautiful work so far! This would've been a parts car in many parts of the world. Nice to see it being saved.
Awesome video on the Porsche great commentary over the video 👏💯
brilliant new format much better than before
This new format with commentary it's big improvement. Thank you and continue with your hard work, fingers crossed.
Amazing job. No matter how fiddly, rusty and bodged - nothing seems to faze you :) Very satisfying to see it put right.
You're an artist. I love watching stuff done right.
Well explained and as always, solid work.
Well done Ryan. They are lovely repairs 👏🏻
Amazing progress, loving the commentary and new 🎶
Very impressive work mate I could start tomorrow morning!
Loving this new style of commentary.
Wow. I wouldn't have thought there was so much rust on this car. Well done finding and removing all of it.
Mate let me tell you, I had a 1980 SC looked great on the outside but.....don't look underneath.
Voice over is a nice addition 👌
Awesome panel work 👌made better with added commentary 😎👍
Impressive work. Love the commentary.
Great video. Loved the voice over style
This video was soooo good with the commentary!!!
Brilliant work and love the voiceover commentary.
Thank you so much!
So many layers on top of each other no wonder for all the rust
Great video
Love the commentary! I’m sure you have this covered, but the episode didn’t show drilling out the holes to attach the driver side fender.
Good spot, but it's a job I did off camera last week. I'm a few episodes ahead at the moment
Shaking my head with amazement just watching you ply your trade..
Thank you :)
Like others have said, brilliant video even better with commentary
I really enjoyed the commentary in the background :)
Glad you enjoyed!
You certainly cracked that one out, excellent work.
I'm always amazed at how it goes from looking like a solid functional patch that you them make disappear into the original panel almost completely...
Brilliant. You guys are so talented.
Spectacularly good job
Loving the commentary big fella.
Lots of love from Halesowen!
Thank you so much :) i wanted to try something different. Still need to fine tune the commentary but it's getting there :)
@@yorkshirecarrestoration it's just really great that you give voice to the process.
Hard to believe what was underneath such a good looking 911!
I know right!
I think the voice overs in this video really enhance it. Dread to think what joy is behind those cill covers.
Yeah I like the voice over commentary style 👍🏻
Liked this video. Much more done in same amount of time. I like it a lot👌🏻👍🏻
Hello 👋 my good buddy Ryan captain yorkshire 👍 👌 😎 hey buddy I love how you narrate the video as it goes along. I hope you are doing well and everyone at the shop..I'm visiting my brother today and we are watching this awesome video. My internet connection at home has been bad i haven't been able to watch anything im on my brother's wifi and I let my phone play along as I watch that way you get my views and it shows i watched the video..extremely excellent video bro me and my brother both love watching. Tell everyone I said hello 👋
Hi Ryan.....its Paw Shuh not porsh 🤣🤣.....love the content you and dad do...top shelf epic .....love from Sydney Australia 🍻🍻🍻
my god, could they design an even bigger rusttrap? Cudos man, that seems really convoluted to fix
On both side you removed some assemblies that attach to other parts. When you rebuilt both side how do you accommodate for making sure those removed sections will line up properly when you reweld everything together... Thumbs Up for amazing work and fabrication!
Can you imagine paying £50k + for one of these and finding all that underneath. Liking the new commentary style.
very nice job well done.
For a car that looked pretty good it was hiding some rot, well done on the repairs
I know right!!!
Brilliant as always 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇬🇧
We need a timer added now so we can all see exactly how long this takes for those who dont appreciate the time and effort that goes into these restorations
Like the voice over!
Ryan, I think you are even getting better and better, mate, 😮 Greetings from South Africa! 😂🎉
Thanks so much :) always trying to improve :)
Amazing how good the car looked outside at the start at the start of the project. Would a buyer have noticed the horrors that are being repaired now before buying it?
Just shows what shiny paint can hide.
Great fabrication again Ryan
Exactly!! And thank you!
Great work, and so Alfa and Fiat are joined by Porsche as a feeding frenzy location for the oul tinworm
Yep 🤣
Great work as usual! 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Liking the voice over
Brilliant loved the commentary
I appreciate it!
Nice skills on display..captain.
Thanks!
I'm guessing you did metalwork at school and/or college , your teachers must be absolutely delighted with what you do , if you are self taught , that is more impressive , it is fascinating watching you work
I think you will find its Father to Son skills,Ryan's Father is a very skilled craftsmen
That song..
"Who will spoil it?
Barry Down !"
Brilliant! Love it
Thank you!!!
Good content Ryan
fabtastic work Ryan , how many days of work was all this ?
great episode and id love to be as tallanted to do that, great job
Thank you!!
i appreciate watching the process that you have shared with us. Was wondering if you would use
replacement panels available from someone like Restoration Design for the front inner fenders for example
or is it cheaper and quicker to bang out your own patches?
In the next few episodes you will see us using some panels :)
>20 years corrosion sorted in
Very interresting merci
Good job.
Really incredible work. Does anyone manufacture patch panels which would help you?
In some instances yes, but not for any if the panels in the first half of the video (except the kidney bowls)
Good idea with the commentary behind the video but don't lose the theactrical/joking around in your videos as this what makes them funny and more enjoyable to watch
👍👍👍great work