I knew this was a bad financial idea. And I'm glad Marty was honest about it. I still like the series. Quick flips are fun to watch, new cars for the viewers to see so we don't get bored. Keep em coming.
Because i like to restore old cars when i have time, i know a lot of flippers, they have good connections in the car world and are a good group to get buddy buddy with when you need parts. Here's the rub. The most successful flippers... don't take risks. Yup. All those channels on YT, where they talk about "taking risks and flipping wonders" that's horsebutt. One of the guys i know in france lives well off his work and looks like a wrench monkey on weekdays but a noble on weekends. He has never sold a single "special" car in his life. Every time i've visited his shop, he has the most boring and most common cars you see. It's all about the volume, not the "value".
Honestly boys. This is the kind of content I'm here for. No matter how much profit or cost there is. It's just absolutely epic to see something that's relatively clapped like that go into the shop a little leaky. Transform and come out. In a condition, with a few mods, and much cleaner in a way that absolutely suits a daily for car people like us. That transformation I think is what brings this community together. Whether us our car, someone else's car,a car on TV even. It's very motivating to go out and work on my own car even.
The honesty behind, "doesn't include labor" is so real. I appreciate that! You see on so many car shows where they restore a car and be like, "it was 15k to fix all this with paint, etc, etc.. and then they don't say they had four mechanics on it for two weeks each!
Do you realize how many we've been watching these guys? It's amazing. It was the first channel I ever subscribed to, when subscribing to channels wasn't even a thing lmao! I think I sub'd when they had uploaded only 5 or 6 videos! :O
Love these "small" projects. Doing stuff like this is also a perfect way for young people getting their first own car. Get a cheapish one and spend a weekend with your mate and/or parents and replace, repair or upgrade. It's a great learning and bonding experience.
This wasn’t a money maker, but it was honest, real content that showed how to restore and upgrade an everyday car. You weren’t coy about it, or covering anything up. You were honest and upfront. I personally loved this episode and found it to be better content than a vast majority of the shit on UA-cam.
Marty’s skills are insane! Not only can he transform a car destined for the scrappers, but also the Levorg complete rebuild and engine swap! Mad respect ❤️
@@tturi2 Sure the car didnt make them much its a loss with the amount of work hours on it. But thats where the youtube video comes in. That could make up the difference because they get content to post
Thank you for saving this lovely wagon from the scrap! $4,900 is a good price, too, considering all the work you've done on it! - I got my Outback of the same generation for under AU$3000. It's a higher spec than this and is in great mechanical condition for the age and k's, but it's a bit ragged looking and has had some dodgy repair work done to it. The important thing though is that it runs great and while it did need an interior cleaning, it wasn't nearly gross as most used Subarus I see. I absolutely love it and I'm definitely going to keep it on the road as long as I can.
I love these videos. Every clunker still on the road is an affordable way to open countless doors. (Especially a great wagon like this!) Like you mentioned in the Renault video, this kind of project is becoming more important every year. Thanks for using your platform to spread that message.
Haha classic! In automotive history, people like Marty who are so dedicated to their quality of work and their product are......not really great at making money selling cars at the end of the day, but they are legends and most of those brands are still alive in some fashion today because of their undying spirit. God bless mate!
I'm 150% liking this kinda video guys. Not only for what you're doing to save a vehicle from recycling, but more so , bringing something back that is something that is safer and cheaper(?) for other owners/drivers. With all due respect too, l most definitely like the "Wheeler Dealer" aspect of what you paid, the repair cost and other stuff versus the final sale price and this helps out too with future mechanical charges. Lurv'in ypur stuff!!
Hang painter's tarps (thin mil plastic sheets) from the ceiling around the car. Tape the plastic to a small fan on the floor pointing in on one side and one pointing out on the other. Now you've got a paint booth. $15-20 each for the fan, $5 for the amount of tape you'll use, and $30 for plastic.
THIS! Making a diy paint booth is super cheap and easy! no need for fancy shit! unless you are painting a whole luxury car for a customer, you only need tape, plastics, a fan and filter.. about 50$ everything!
I love this style of video. Its a great reminder that old cars that might otherwise head to the scrap yard are worth putting some effort into! without going overboard on expensive new parts, you turned junk into something quite decent that someone will absolutely enjoy!
I really like this series. Putting your expertise to good use, rescuing nuggets from THE BIN, getting them looking and working good again, out on the road again. Very commendable. Keep them coming boys! Partly from my father, and probably partly from Marty, I have turned into a huge wagon nerd. I own an Outback myself, in my family we have had... a bunch of different wagons/SUVs. Most were American models, but for me personally I have also added Subaru to my interest "bucket" and in my rotation. This one turned out great, I especially like the color. Now that you have the spray gun, maybe time to get some kind of pop-up spray booth for the SuperGarage? It seems like you got this spray gun with more of this series in mind, and of course it can be used for any project, and is a good investment.
Not that I ever lost interest, but these newer videos have got me absolutely hooked, further proof after all these years of watching you lads that you're truly the OGs of shitbox reviving awesomeness ❤ Thanks for MANY years of entertainment guys!
This stuff is like OG mighty car mods but in one episode. Its super inspirational. I have a old car now i just keep alive now i wanna make it real again
I usually don’t comment on videos but I’m loving these old school MCM feeling videos and the quick turnaround of putting cars back on the road, keep it up lads !
LETS GOOO. These all Subies need to be preserved more. Also good to see your back working on this generation that you used to all those years ago. You must save more old Subies!
I love these old N/A EJ20 Subarus, I had 98 Impreza wagon. It was really fun to drive and super reliable even after I thrashed it on dirt roads. Such underrated cars.
Absolutely love this new series! It's what I'd love to do if I had the space to do so. I bought an Mk3 Scirocco and 325i E93 during the pandemic, and quietly replaced panels, fixed some paint, improved the looks and stereo, and sold them both for a healthy profit - while having fun!
I haven't watched MCM for 3-4 years for personal reasons. This is the first video I've seen since and I'm amazed at hkw far the quality has come. The production is simply put professional and presentation is excelent. Keep up the good work, you're doing an amazing job.
I did a similar catch and release with a one owner 2005 WRX Hatch that had 438,000kms on the clock. Car was all original driveline with complete Subaru service history. Picked it up for $5000 with a nasty clunk which was caused by a blown centre diff. Picked up a reconditioned centre diff from Peter at Corgiwerx, gave it a full timing belt service with new water pump, cam seals and crank seal. Daily drove it for a few months and then sold it for just under $10,000.
I'd also recommend they invest in an HVLP spray system, they greatly cut down on the amount of paint you put into the air instead of on the panels. Not stupidly expensive either, well within the MCM budget I should hope.
@@ferrumignis That is a HVLP gun being used. Sure it’s a copy of a much better one, but it’s still HVLP. For Acrylic Laquer it’s actually not the greatest gun for transfer efficiency & only good for the basecoat.
That’s my favorite gen outback/ legacy/ liberty/ grand wagon/ all the names you can throw at them! I love Marty’s commitment to keeping a nugget like this going. Thanks guys and cheers
Honestly, keeping a VERY affordable car on the road and giving someone transportation that they may need, or can actually enjoy living life with is well worth the investment if you have the know how and what not that MCM clearly has. Well done all around in my book. Wish more people were doing this, or where in the position to do this like you guys are. The world would for sure be a better place.
I just LOVE this new format ! I have to admit I was a little less engaged with the latest series but this new type of video is just amazing. And just knowing you guys are saving cars that would have been wrecked just makes me want to do the same. Thanks for all the amzing work !
I have been watching for over 10 years and love all your content, but this mini series you've started is seriously the sickest thing I've seen for a long time! Not a new concept, but boy have you perfected the recipe!!
Yeah, keep 'em coming. Really loved the editing pace as well. Good for us with the short attention span lol. Didn't even have time to think about skipping.
I love seeing content like this. It honestly makes me really sad to see this throwaway mentality that people have these days. New phone every year, new car every two years. Things can last a lifetime if they're properly maintained and taken care of. Glad to see that some people still will.
Leave the EV’s at the dealership and save the environment by fixing an old nugget and using that! Way cheaper and the carbon footprint is already printed. You just keep going! Love this series.
Onya Marty - this is genuine "mighty car mods" style and informative IMHO. A little over the top for most beardies but they'll get the idea and your honest. Cheers. Slick, well presented and damn inspiring - please keep doing this kind of stuff - and why I have been watching MCM for YEARS. Love it and genuinely proud of ya. Well done!!!
Loving these rescue videos, It makes so much more sense spending a few days and a bit of cash on an old car destined for the scrappers and getting it back on the road than buying a new EV, Much better for the planet!
I love it!! I did almost the same thing 6 years ago with an 01 Outback I got for $500. It had a leaking water pump is all, also a bit of piston slap. Put $1k into it, mostly tires. Figured the piston slap would have sent it to scrap yard after a couple years. But I’m still driving it today as my daily beater! Ended up doing 2000 Impreza RS wheels, 215/70R16 AT tires, Baja Turbo springs for a lift and retrofitted the headlights. It’s been great!
Good to see I can watch this after it got taken down the first time I got the notification. Love you guys so much. Always making the bad times better. Keep it up!
Loving this series and the goal of saving cars that were almost lost to a scrap yard. Using secondhand parts and creative solutions to restore the car. Keep em coming!
The risk too is cracking a windshield or breaking the power steering and now you lost 600$ on top of 2 days work. Good to see two videos, one of each side of the coin.
This is the kind of content that got me hooked 14+ years ago, we were just missing Moog and the workspace has improved drastically. If I'm honest I had been beginning to become less and less excited for MCM videos (specials excluded-they are MINT) last year or so. The builds and projects were becoming resource heavy and I couldn't relate. Although I still watch because it's like catching up with old mates and it's awesome to see how far you two have come. This return to a content matter more like OG MCM is very welcome by me and I'm sure a very fair amount of fans.
Stellar!!! Nice presentation...nothing boring or repetitive..you have a great narration delivery. Glad to see the secret protocol of dedicated car lovers...I really got hooked on the adventure. Thanks!! Wishing you continued success on all your future ventures.
Nice one Marty! This is what many car guys dream about. Buying a cheap car with potential and just making it work on a budget. Although you are not making much money with this, Its great inspiration for people who want something on a low budget! And having a fun time with your mates!
Love seeing the honesty in a build video like this, and especially for viewers who are searching for a bargain or their first car - I was once that viewer, many many builds ago - this is inspiring!
3rd gen Subaru Legacy/Liberty are amazing and reliable cars. I managed to get one for free, and fixed it up for cheap. It only needed new parking bulbs, adjustments to the headlights, a new washer tank and a small panel fix. That made it fully roadworthy. I probably spent around 500 NOK (around $50 US) in parts, and another 2000 NOK (around $200) for the roadworthiness tests, as well as a set of new summer tires for it (4000 NOK). I sold it for 15,000 NOK (roughly $1500), so I made a nice profit on it. It became someone's first car, and it was not a bad choice. The only downside is that Subaru engines are known to eat a lot of gasoline, and with gas being expensive over here, well you know how that goes. Fortunately the new owner does not need to drive all that much.
I love these budget restoration videos, everything is far more attainable relatable. This is what got me into MCM and encouraged me to work on my car. ❤
Thee joy u get out of doing something you love, money won't ever satisfy that feeling. Keep it up. I just bought a cheap e46 330i and plan on doing the exact same thing u guys doing. Cheers
Finished watching this episode? Moog has responded with his build. Check it out here ua-cam.com/video/Y--3ayFZ3EU/v-deo.html
Beautiful Video... Appreciate it
Would love to know what the ad revenue was on the video as profit
You should have put one Moog's "This" line in there among the other lines. 😄 That would have been a funny cheeky move.
*Slaps the top of the car roof box.*
This bad boy can hold so many skiis in it it's insane.
192 profit WADDAYAMEAN! dam thats tough
I knew this was a bad financial idea. And I'm glad Marty was honest about it. I still like the series. Quick flips are fun to watch, new cars for the viewers to see so we don't get bored. Keep em coming.
Oh well, They’ll make plenty off this video which means more money for more projects 😊
Because i like to restore old cars when i have time, i know a lot of flippers, they have good connections in the car world and are a good group to get buddy buddy with when you need parts. Here's the rub. The most successful flippers... don't take risks. Yup. All those channels on YT, where they talk about "taking risks and flipping wonders" that's horsebutt. One of the guys i know in france lives well off his work and looks like a wrench monkey on weekdays but a noble on weekends. He has never sold a single "special" car in his life. Every time i've visited his shop, he has the most boring and most common cars you see. It's all about the volume, not the "value".
If it was your own car to keep, it was a great financial idea.
Bloody great tax write off though! 4K in expenses
@@klord-is9ft ....hehehehehe...just another 200k to go...what's there not to like?
Honestly boys. This is the kind of content I'm here for. No matter how much profit or cost there is. It's just absolutely epic to see something that's relatively clapped like that go into the shop a little leaky. Transform and come out. In a condition, with a few mods, and much cleaner in a way that absolutely suits a daily for car people like us. That transformation I think is what brings this community together. Whether us our car, someone else's car,a car on TV even. It's very motivating to go out and work on my own car even.
Couldn't agree more
Still the best car channel on UA-cam all these years later. No bs, great production, great music & still keeping the content fresh
Some BS...
what I like aboutthem is that they are genuine down to earth people.
nah, they definitely aren't the best. Good, but not the best.
Whole show is BS
You mean the best 4x4 off road channel on youtube!!!
The honesty behind, "doesn't include labor" is so real. I appreciate that! You see on so many car shows where they restore a car and be like, "it was 15k to fix all this with paint, etc, etc.. and then they don't say they had four mechanics on it for two weeks each!
9:24 Benny removing the bumper cover NEVER gets old! 😂😂
Ultimate callback for the OG fans haha
classic Benny. fkn luv it mate
Definitely a classic lol
I always love when he did this. Great to see Benny back too
Do you realize how many we've been watching these guys? It's amazing. It was the first channel I ever subscribed to, when subscribing to channels wasn't even a thing lmao! I think I sub'd when they had uploaded only 5 or 6 videos! :O
Seeing Benny walk by and grab the bumper is like seeing an old family friend. Warms my heart.
Just the fact you're saving it from the crusher and giving it some love and making it look nice... big win. Well done!
This has to be by FAR the longest Ive kept up with any channel. Love you Moog and Marty! The quality and genuineness of every video is amazing.
Thanks for letting us know, we’re enjoying making it!
Love these "small" projects. Doing stuff like this is also a perfect way for young people getting their first own car. Get a cheapish one and spend a weekend with your mate and/or parents and replace, repair or upgrade. It's a great learning and bonding experience.
100% great way to learn, and not that spendy if you space it out over some time.
This wasn’t a money maker, but it was honest, real content that showed how to restore and upgrade an everyday car. You weren’t coy about it, or covering anything up. You were honest and upfront. I personally loved this episode and found it to be better content than a vast majority of the shit on UA-cam.
I love the philosophy behind this series! Please do more!
Marty’s skills are insane! Not only can he transform a car destined for the scrappers, but also the Levorg complete rebuild and engine swap! Mad respect ❤️
super cool. even when the profit is low you're still saving a car and helping the environment
Or helping people get a decent car, while sharpening your skills, profit is relative to what Marty, and the purchaser think.
@@angeloah more money helps though
@@tturi2 you’re not wrong.
@@tturi2 Sure the car didnt make them much its a loss with the amount of work hours on it. But thats where the youtube video comes in. That could make up the difference because they get content to post
Thank you for saving this lovely wagon from the scrap!
$4,900 is a good price, too, considering all the work you've done on it! - I got my Outback of the same generation for under AU$3000. It's a higher spec than this and is in great mechanical condition for the age and k's, but it's a bit ragged looking and has had some dodgy repair work done to it. The important thing though is that it runs great and while it did need an interior cleaning, it wasn't nearly gross as most used Subarus I see. I absolutely love it and I'm definitely going to keep it on the road as long as I can.
I love these videos. Every clunker still on the road is an affordable way to open countless doors. (Especially a great wagon like this!)
Like you mentioned in the Renault video, this kind of project is becoming more important every year. Thanks for using your platform to spread that message.
Haha classic! In automotive history, people like Marty who are so dedicated to their quality of work and their product are......not really great at making money selling cars at the end of the day, but they are legends and most of those brands are still alive in some fashion today because of their undying spirit. God bless mate!
Keep these coming boys. Simple cars, quick fixes and mods...that's the MCM way
I'm 150% liking this kinda video guys. Not only for what you're doing to save a vehicle from recycling, but more so , bringing something back that is something that is safer and cheaper(?) for other owners/drivers. With all due respect too, l most definitely like the "Wheeler Dealer" aspect of what you paid, the repair cost and other stuff versus the final sale price and this helps out too with future mechanical charges. Lurv'in ypur stuff!!
Marty, let's do a few of these. These resto projects are pretty rad.
Yessssss! Wheeler dealer vibes!
Colour matched roofbox is such a great idea
He should totally wear a t-shirt over a long sleeve t-shirt😂
Hang painter's tarps (thin mil plastic sheets) from the ceiling around the car. Tape the plastic to a small fan on the floor pointing in on one side and one pointing out on the other. Now you've got a paint booth. $15-20 each for the fan, $5 for the amount of tape you'll use, and $30 for plastic.
add some residential furnace filters on the intake and exhaust side and it'll keep the dust down as well, cardboard shrouds work a treat!
THIS! Making a diy paint booth is super cheap and easy! no need for fancy shit! unless you are painting a whole luxury car for a customer, you only need tape, plastics, a fan and filter.. about 50$ everything!
@@phiillzzz807 Or get one of those party tents if you're going to be doing it more often.
@@heygek2769 Been there! You can use those cheap marquee shelters to do your painting on the driveway.
I love all the subaru content from over the years, it's part of the reason I own a subaru today.
I love this style of video. Its a great reminder that old cars that might otherwise head to the scrap yard are worth putting some effort into! without going overboard on expensive new parts, you turned junk into something quite decent that someone will absolutely enjoy!
It’s amazing to see you going back to your roots Marty. I love seeing Subaru content like this, and I hope to see more.
I really like this series. Putting your expertise to good use, rescuing nuggets from THE BIN, getting them looking and working good again, out on the road again. Very commendable.
Keep them coming boys!
Partly from my father, and probably partly from Marty, I have turned into a huge wagon nerd. I own an Outback myself, in my family we have had... a bunch of different wagons/SUVs.
Most were American models, but for me personally I have also added Subaru to my interest "bucket" and in my rotation.
This one turned out great, I especially like the color.
Now that you have the spray gun, maybe time to get some kind of pop-up spray booth for the SuperGarage?
It seems like you got this spray gun with more of this series in mind, and of course it can be used for any project, and is a good investment.
Loving the push to reuse/refresh older cars! So many parts out there and a rewarding process.
Now a 5 min bathroom break turned into a 30 min bathroom break
Forreal! I thought it was gonna be in and out😅
lol I felt that
Truer words have never been spoken
Yep
Yep stomach feeling crook all of a sudden, need a 26 minute bathroom break 😂
Marty once again proving he's a backyard modding beast. Honestly my favourite build in ages :D
I love these resto- flip videos and I'm glad you're making more.
Keep it up, this is great content!
Not that I ever lost interest, but these newer videos have got me absolutely hooked, further proof after all these years of watching you lads that you're truly the OGs of shitbox reviving awesomeness ❤
Thanks for MANY years of entertainment guys!
Real down to earth attainable junkyard saver, the MCM way of saving "Super" Cars.
Back to the roots of fixing up cheap cars, love it!
This stuff is like OG mighty car mods but in one episode. Its super inspirational. I have a old car now i just keep alive now i wanna make it real again
I love those old subaru wagons. Properly fun to drive, big enough to haul friends/pets/family. Also blue is the best color.
I usually don’t comment on videos but I’m loving these old school MCM feeling videos and the quick turnaround of putting cars back on the road, keep it up lads !
Great to see a wagon saved and back on the road.
A video so good I get to watch it twice!
This is a great episode 2 for car flipping, as it shows that this isn't easy and things do go wrong.
LETS GOOO. These all Subies need to be preserved more. Also good to see your back working on this generation that you used to all those years ago. You must save more old Subies!
I think it's Unreal how you guys are donating your profits you make on the cars to Reach Out! Bravo!
I love these old N/A EJ20 Subarus, I had 98 Impreza wagon. It was really fun to drive and super reliable even after I thrashed it on dirt roads. Such underrated cars.
really enjoying these types of videos showing the potential in affordable vehicles
Absolutely love this new series! It's what I'd love to do if I had the space to do so. I bought an Mk3 Scirocco and 325i E93 during the pandemic, and quietly replaced panels, fixed some paint, improved the looks and stereo, and sold them both for a healthy profit - while having fun!
MCM does this so much better than anyone else ✌️
I haven't watched MCM for 3-4 years for personal reasons. This is the first video I've seen since and I'm amazed at hkw far the quality has come. The production is simply put professional and presentation is excelent. Keep up the good work, you're doing an amazing job.
I did a similar catch and release with a one owner 2005 WRX Hatch that had 438,000kms on the clock. Car was all original driveline with complete Subaru service history.
Picked it up for $5000 with a nasty clunk which was caused by a blown centre diff. Picked up a reconditioned centre diff from Peter at Corgiwerx, gave it a full timing belt service with new water pump, cam seals and crank seal. Daily drove it for a few months and then sold it for just under $10,000.
its like an Australian Wheeler Dealers. Love these kind of hustle videos. Youre the best guys.
i would recommend getting yourself one of those pop up tents to use as a spray booth
I'd also recommend they invest in an HVLP spray system, they greatly cut down on the amount of paint you put into the air instead of on the panels. Not stupidly expensive either, well within the MCM budget I should hope.
@@ferrumignis That is a HVLP gun being used. Sure it’s a copy of a much better one, but it’s still HVLP. For Acrylic Laquer it’s actually not the greatest gun for transfer efficiency & only good for the basecoat.
That’s my favorite gen outback/ legacy/ liberty/ grand wagon/ all the names you can throw at them! I love Marty’s commitment to keeping a nugget like this going. Thanks guys and cheers
Great video MCM! You guys should continue this as a series and focus on restoring jdm legends
Honestly, keeping a VERY affordable car on the road and giving someone transportation that they may need, or can actually enjoy living life with is well worth the investment if you have the know how and what not that MCM clearly has. Well done all around in my book. Wish more people were doing this, or where in the position to do this like you guys are. The world would for sure be a better place.
Marty rocking that digital fire.
I just LOVE this new format !
I have to admit I was a little less engaged with the latest series but this new type of video is just amazing. And just knowing you guys are saving cars that would have been wrecked just makes me want to do the same.
Thanks for all the amzing work !
MightyCarMods, The GREENEST 4WD channel in all of youtube!
thanks for saving old clunkers!
I have been watching for over 10 years and love all your content, but this mini series you've started is seriously the sickest thing I've seen for a long time! Not a new concept, but boy have you perfected the recipe!!
Amazing transformation guys! Outdid yourself once again!
Yeah, keep 'em coming. Really loved the editing pace as well. Good for us with the short attention span lol. Didn't even have time to think about skipping.
I love these. It reminds me of good old wheeler dealers
Awesome! Love to see cars rescued and not thrown out !
Budget builts are the best 👌
I love seeing content like this. It honestly makes me really sad to see this throwaway mentality that people have these days. New phone every year, new car every two years. Things can last a lifetime if they're properly maintained and taken care of. Glad to see that some people still will.
Leave the EV’s at the dealership and save the environment by fixing an old nugget and using that! Way cheaper and the carbon footprint is already printed. You just keep going! Love this series.
That was a interesting financial decision, nice that Marty was very honest about it and still really really good fun to watch!
Disclaimer: Budget Build does not include all tools and hardware necessary to perform the work on the build. 😁
Plus the labor of multiple skilled mechanics
Onya Marty - this is genuine "mighty car mods" style and informative IMHO. A little over the top for most beardies but they'll get the idea and your honest. Cheers. Slick, well presented and damn inspiring - please keep doing this kind of stuff - and why I have been watching MCM for YEARS. Love it and genuinely proud of ya. Well done!!!
Second time trying to watch this 😉 love this series of bringing cars back from the grave. Keep up the good work and will always love all your videos.
Loving these rescue videos, It makes so much more sense spending a few days and a bit of cash on an old car destined for the scrappers and getting it back on the road than buying a new EV, Much better for the planet!
Classic music when you intro'd the car and we got a Benny walking by taking the front bumper off! What year is it
I love it!! I did almost the same thing 6 years ago with an 01 Outback I got for $500. It had a leaking water pump is all, also a bit of piston slap. Put $1k into it, mostly tires. Figured the piston slap would have sent it to scrap yard after a couple years. But I’m still driving it today as my daily beater! Ended up doing 2000 Impreza RS wheels, 215/70R16 AT tires, Baja Turbo springs for a lift and retrofitted the headlights. It’s been great!
He made someone happy, doesn't matter he did not made a million bucks on it, someone is happy and still driving it.
That’s what it’s all about making people happy if you have an extra set of skills to do so
Love the honesty of these guys. One of the few good UA-cam channels still on earth.
Marty your awesome,192$ is still 192$, goes to show that love for something is priceless,it's the memories that count. Keep up the great work
Mighty Car Flippers!
The real reason I love Subarus is cause you can put 275,000 miles on one with proper routine maintenance. That's just impressive.
Good to see I can watch this after it got taken down the first time I got the notification. Love you guys so much. Always making the bad times better. Keep it up!
Even if its a re-upload stil love this type of videos.
Please keep them coming guys.
I have a 2001 Outback wagon, it's a fantastic car.
Slow as hell, but it still slides like a beast in the snow 🤘
Loving this series and the goal of saving cars that were almost lost to a scrap yard. Using secondhand parts and creative solutions to restore the car. Keep em coming!
The risk too is cracking a windshield or breaking the power steering and now you lost 600$ on top of 2 days work. Good to see two videos, one of each side of the coin.
This is the kind of content that got me hooked 14+ years ago, we were just missing Moog and the workspace has improved drastically. If I'm honest I had been beginning to become less and less excited for MCM videos (specials excluded-they are MINT) last year or so. The builds and projects were becoming resource heavy and I couldn't relate. Although I still watch because it's like catching up with old mates and it's awesome to see how far you two have come. This return to a content matter more like OG MCM is very welcome by me and I'm sure a very fair amount of fans.
no one expects the glove box dong
Stellar!!! Nice presentation...nothing boring or repetitive..you have a great narration delivery. Glad to see the secret protocol of dedicated car lovers...I really got hooked on the adventure. Thanks!! Wishing you continued success on all your future ventures.
Hey its back!
Absolutely terrific episode. Just had to comment. This style of video just does it for me. Cheers. Lucky bugger buying it for $4800
Annnnnnd its back 🙂
Nice one Marty! This is what many car guys dream about. Buying a cheap car with potential and just making it work on a budget. Although you are not making much money with this, Its great inspiration for people who want something on a low budget! And having a fun time with your mates!
“Budget” my internal wallet stopped at 2k
Under 5k is a pretty low budget nowadays for a modified car
@@yota8325*for any car.
Really loving this series guys, hope this continues for a long time
Last time I was this early I was shooting out of my dad....
Been a fan for a while, but these series of rescuing cars and puting them back on the road by far my favorite yet. Keep the good work champs.
Love seeing the honesty in a build video like this, and especially for viewers who are searching for a bargain or their first car - I was once that viewer, many many builds ago - this is inspiring!
3rd gen Subaru Legacy/Liberty are amazing and reliable cars.
I managed to get one for free, and fixed it up for cheap. It only needed new parking bulbs, adjustments to the headlights, a new washer tank and a small panel fix. That made it fully roadworthy. I probably spent around 500 NOK (around $50 US) in parts, and another 2000 NOK (around $200) for the roadworthiness tests, as well as a set of new summer tires for it (4000 NOK).
I sold it for 15,000 NOK (roughly $1500), so I made a nice profit on it.
It became someone's first car, and it was not a bad choice. The only downside is that Subaru engines are known to eat a lot of gasoline, and with gas being expensive over here, well you know how that goes. Fortunately the new owner does not need to drive all that much.
Really upping the Production quality with this one! Cool to see
I love these budget restoration videos, everything is far more attainable relatable. This is what got me into MCM and encouraged me to work on my car. ❤
Great to see you are rescuing cars in need !
Thee joy u get out of doing something you love, money won't ever satisfy that feeling.
Keep it up. I just bought a cheap e46 330i and plan on doing the exact same thing u guys doing. Cheers
I adore my 1st gen Legacy wagon. Happy to see a Subaru wagon back on the streets looking better than ever!
A labor of love!! Congrats to you and your team i feel like you when it comes to fix and save older cars . It just feels good to do it . Thanks!
These saved from scrap videos are brilliant, please do more!
Sometimes building the dream is more important then the profit. Another great video guys!!! Thank you for everything you do for the car community.