Restoration of a Rare Honda Civic TYPE R
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Restoration of a Rare Honda Civic TYPE R, transformation of this ek9 honda civic type r. A car rebuild that over many months I brought back to life.
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So a car build which usually takes 20 episodes over a year has been done on 1 episode in 23 mins!!! That's why they say "You'll Never Beat The Irish"!!!! Amazing stuff, quality of videos is better than quantity!! Amazing work.
Yes! Thank you man
💯
Guy’s a legend.
@@Mad4Motors_ hey awesome work you did to this man; I'm a car(honda) enthusiast myself, did you go to school for this ?
Hope you don't mind me asking but how many hours went into the build?
All these other youtubers with immaculate units, brand new lifts and shiny rubber floors, yet you're there, car on bricks, no flashy equipment, putting out PROPER QUALITY videos and some of the best workmanship I've ever seen. This is some truly impressive stuff. Also, not having to wait 3 months to see one car seat installed is really refreshing. A whole car rebuild in one episode. Amazing
You can just say DONUT, LOL
That's why I don't skip to the end
I completely agree man I enjoyed every second of the restauration process and the fancy équipement would'nt make the video any better it's perfect as it is.
1 car, 1 restoration. All in 1 video!! No part 2 and no unnecessary commentary. I love this! Subscription earned👌🏽
I was seriously drooling at every second of this video. Your skills are god-hand. Absolutely the most incredible single-handed restoration I've ever seen in my life! I wish I had 1/10th of 1% of your talent!
Same.
Pulling that badge out towards the end was epic. As if a lost treasure finally found a home. Great video!! ✌🏻😎
it was like a dream finally became a reality
nice
@@johnm2939 lol that’s how you end up a hoarder
@@johnm2939 Brits can never afford to send them to scrapping site. All so broke and poor. 20 years from now it will be full of poor brits restoring tuktuk's. 50 years from now they go back to grass diet.
some Indiana Jones sh*t going on there.
The valve cover is just awesome :) Well done.
indeed, for a moment I thought oh no it's not the red crackling finish........but so glad i was wrong.
It does look great but at first I thought it was going to be naked (no paint) - I love that look too.
Awesome indeed!
Yes back to original red! Thanks
Literally such a beautiful car, thank you for restoring her. Those late 90's civics have a special place in my heart
This man has some of the cleanest builds! Just mind blowing the level of skills this man has.
You removing that Logo from its shelf storage, cobwebs and all then pristinely placing unto the front of the car is like an adventurer finding a rare artifact from an ancient ruin then carefully placing it, thus making the restoration complete! Awesome video and excellent work you have done!
It’s like a gearheads version of Indiana Jones.
I was expecting light and sparkles to shoot out once you mounted it, lol.
One of my favorite parts was when he pulled the emblem off the window sill out of the Cobb webs still new in the package, you know this car has been his dream, and he finally got to build and finish it, props to you on your build!!
Pulling that off the shelf must have been partially emotional.
@@paulbhager , for sure...
Those are spider webs bruh
My very same thought. I'm like well shit I have one too but I don't have a ctr yet😂😂😂😂
@@Utonian21 Cobb webs spider webs....same difference
I had a 1994 Honda Civic EX sedan in college with a few minor mods.... air intake, cat-back exhaust, 17" rims.... she wasnt gonna win any races, but it was fun to drive. This really takes me back to those days. Awesome job!
Mind is blown once again. Kudos.
His kids are so lucky. The things they are going to learn and the skills they are going to acquire are priceless.
This was pure raw material and no mainstream crap. A joy to watch. Please don't change it.
Hey thanks for the nice comments .Thank you👍
This was the best 23 mins of my life. Thanks for the video man this was awesome. I can tell you busted your ass.
Dude you stole my username ;( btw my dad used to own an ek9 so how insane is that we watching the same vid with almost same name
@@chilledkiwi4012That’s an insane coincidence considering how many people would even notice the name!
And it went by so quickly!
I agree. Awesome...
I'll 2nd that!!! Nice!!!
Truly appreciate watching this restoration, thanks for your time and your commitment to bringing her back to life.
Such fantastic workmanship covering every aspect of a quality rebuild. You are truly one of a kind! Thanks for sharing this experience.
Well done saving this car. I personally imported a 1997 black EK9 from Japan to UK back in 1999/2000.
Think it was the first black one in the UK at the time. Reg was R690 KVV. Cost me close to £14k by the time I got it on the road. A lot of money for a car like that back then. Absolutely loved it. Eventually sold it to a young US serviceman from Molesworth airbase. He had it a few years then sold it back to one of my best mates. He kept it for a few years then sold it to a lad from Ireland who took it back there. Don’t know what happened to it after that but hopefully its still about.
I’ve had loads of cars since then but the EK9 is still one of my favourites. Amazed at the prices they command these days.
Looks like it got exported around 2006-2007
I got a 92 dx manual for 200 bucks
Yes probably about somewhere here parked in a shed! Thanks for watching!
Damn... he seems to know pretty well what he's doing! I'm always impressed by people who do ANYTHING on their own. And a bit jealous. Great job, great great job!
im super jealous of how he can just take the whole thing apart and put it right back together
HELPS TO HAVE A GARAGE...DANG...NOBODY DOES THIS KIND OF QUALITY WORK IM THEIR DRIVEWAY...POSSIBLE...BUT NAH...
@@bigsparky8888 I have a garage with all the equipment, I couldn't do this, maybe one day😁
@@nigelroddy9125 I HAVE LOVED GARAGES MOST OF MY LIFE...MARRIED WRONG...SHE FILLED OUR 2 CAR GARAGE WITH SO MANY WOOD(SPLIT WEATHER BEAT AND SUN BLEACHED OAK) PROJECTS...IT FILLED BOTH SIDES AND THE RAFTERS!!!! I THEN TOLD HER I NEED 4 FEET FOR A BENCH...I GOT 3...AAARRRRGGGGHHHHHH...SHE DIED OF CANCER AND NEVER TOUCHED THAT WOOD...OH WELL...STAGE 4 CANCER...MESSED UP GIRL...
dont forget he got help!! i can count 2 little dude which is clearly vital part of the crew.
One of the best restoration videos I have ever seen!
Thanks for the excellent editing and attention to detail ❤
I have been watching your stuff, the level of your craftwork is beyond limits. All done with just basic tools, no fancy lifts and crazy toolboxes.
This really puts into perspective how challenging, yet fulfilling, rebuilding a dying car is. Great job!!
Yep, did the same with a 1996 VW Golf 3 Cabrio with a "rare" engine for the cabrio, the 1Z TDI. Best engine i ever had in a car and probably will have.
Wow! That is one unreal transformation. 99.99% of specialists wouldn't have gone near that challenge with a barge pole but you took it on without a bother. Is this a hobby or is it a full time gig? You're gifted!
Yes but one I enjoyed!, thanks for watching!
Content creators like him are the only reason I still watch UA-cam. Great build. Keep um coming
That white looks so much better than that black vinyl. And the fact he managed to fit the restoration into one video makes this channel one of the best on UA-cam. Keep up the good work, mate!
Frankly, I’m speechless. This is one of the most incredible car restoration videos I’ve ever seen.
This one video was better quality and more relatable than 100% of all mainstream gearhead channels.
Still slow
@@AngelValdovinos that fact that you’d post “still slow” on a video of this caliber just shows how pathetic your mentality is. This is a fantastic transformation of a Type R that would otherwise be scrapped. This man put in countless hours and you take 5 seconds to bash him. Shame on you.
Thank you for watching and the comments👍
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Fantastic job man. Looks great!
Hope all is well! Haven't seen you post anything lately. You should do YT Shorts!. Anyways hope you had a good turkey day! Enjoy today brotha!
Anthony ur next project 🙌🏽
Make the civic fast man ;( I’ll donate a b20 block the rest is up to you how do we get in contact bro
@Mikey I want it I’m In KCMO
@Mikey hatch?
Deepest respects for this amount of dedication! Awesome restoration 👍
This guy is phenomenal, I could watch these restorations all day
So satisfying to see the previous owners' sins being undone bit by bit. Also, you didn't cheap out on any of the trim bits, some of them cost a fortune by now. Hats off to you!
Honestly the car looks like it was likely stolen and gutted
@@ErectileSceptile what good would it be to restore a car with a stolen Vin
Hey means a lot. thanks
I'm speechless, for one at how whoever owned this legend could treat it the way it was treated, but mainly because of the simply incredible job you did at restoring it pretty much from 0-100! Incredible, I wouldn't hesitate a second to own this!
it was probably stolen, gutted and dumped somewhere.
@@fernank017 Good theory!
@Mikey this isn't craigslist my dude
@Mikey probably. There’s only one way to know.
i think the ruined fender and lamp, and the spare tire mounted underneath pretty much explains it all
Wow, that is the cleanest resto I've ever seen. And of one of the most iconic cars in the last 30 years.
Невероятная работа, человек который её делает, фанат своего дела, он кайфует от её, не оставливайся на этом, ты огромный молодец
He is the best restoration artist I've seen so far. He does everything by himself in his garage!! Love his two great assistants too.
I’ve never watched a video where it’s one guy doing all the work, especially to that level of perfection. Awesome job and I hope you made a ton of money when you sold it!
it is fake
@@Denis383479256 what
@@Denis383479256 🤣🤣🤣dope
@@Denis383479256 What?
@@Denis383479256 how can it be fake?
I'm going thru all of your videos one by one and WOW!!!!! it's amazing how you bring life back into these neglected cars. Throttle down from Chicago ✌️
I work for a Honda/Acura dealership here in Boulder Co and I love seeing restorations like this come into our shops. Bravo on this build bro. Bravo
I'm not much of a car guy or a honda fanboy but this was a superb bit of work. From the skill, knowledge, and determination to do all this, to the tasteful revival of a classic car. I love that you didn't go mad and basically just put it back together. Took off that awful wrap job, painted it a lovely white, refreshed everything, and left it as a pure job well done. Massive respect and thanks.
It always makes me feel good to see a classic car like this Honda Civic Type R restored to its former glory.
I actually can’t put into words how insane this rebuild was to watch. The absolute eye for detail and effort this must of taken is really impressive mate. I really found this video inspiring. Great work buddy.
*Must’ve
Not a big Honda fan but can really respect a compassionate and respectful restoration. No wraps, fart cans or silly paint job. Thing of beauty. Would happily drive about in that car.
Therapeutic, and thoroughly excellent video, from one Irish honda fan to another, I am in awe of your methodical methods, you are a very talented lad.
He makes all that hard work look so easy, that must be what it’s like when you enjoy what your doing. I just found these vids on you tube, now I’m hooked. Great job.
Welcome aboard!
It’s sad that someone would let a car like this fall into that kind of condition. Glad to see it’s brought back to its glory
15 years ago these were dirt cheap in Ireland...
سلام من بیتا عسلی هستم
Yes back to the way it should be, thanks 👍
As a father myself, seeing you working with your boys makes me very happy. Great build my friend!
You are the best , man, i am talking about your work to all my petrol-head friends !😀
With so few money spend but tons of your personal efforts, you make cars come alive !
Thank you so much😀
I love how you involved your kids in the restoration. Some people would argue that’s not useful to them but I believe most of the viewers will agree that this was quality time spent with them doing something that you love
Gotta start somewhere! Im having a boy in April and I definitely plan to include him in things like this as he grows. I never had a father to do this kind of thing with so I wanna change that.
@@bagelbytes69420 good plan
I was never interested in cars as a child but my younger brother was. He always helped dad with cars as a child and now he's got his own garage and car dealership. As for me, I'm using my college degree to wipe my butttt.
Can't leave old hondas to rot well worth the effort love japanese car's and bikes got a mk6 civic 👍
@@SaintSkanderbegus Sounds like u have daddy issues hahaha
God bless you sir for saving this beautiful EK9 Type R. I've been wanting to own one of these my entire life. The closest I got was an EG6 with an Integra Type R engine and transmission. It was my favorite car that I've ever owned. Perfectly reliable and quick for what it was. I owned it and took great care of it for over 10 years and never let it get a single spot of rust. I never put a turbocharger or supercharger on it, so the best I was able to get was 180 horsepower at the wheels in N/A trim after some bolt on performance parts and weight savings. Still, it was great power for such a light car. I still miss that car to this day. The guy I sold it to for $6,000 ruined it in less than a month. First thing he did was rip the engine out to sell it and get most of his money back, and he put in a $400 B20 engine from a CRV. I think he meant to do a B20 Vtec with a B16 head, but it never happened. He tried to drive the car throughout the winter and quickly wrecked it in less than a month. It really upset me to see the car completely ruined in under 30 days after I spent over 10 years taking good care of it, swapping in the B18c and LSD transmission, upgrading the intake manifold to the Skunk 2 Ultra with port matched 67mm throttle body, all new hasport motor and transmission mounts, whiteline sway bars and end links, 5 lug conversion with brand new hubs and brakes front and rear from an Integra Type R, body work and new paint when I first got it, 2.75 inch exhaust from the headers back. I had the car tuned on a hondata S300 I had installed into the P28 Computer. You did a wonderful job restoring your rescued EK Civic Type R. I'm glad it was you that found it and saved it from becoming complete piece of scrap to be crushed. Extremely good restoration.
Niiiiiice...I can only wish & watch these jobs...Nissan has a de stroked 2.0 to a 1.6 that puts out 175hp...8200rpm engine non turbo...I can only dream of an engine like that...WHEWEEEE...ZIPPY...
My friend had 2000 Civic Si with Type R JDM engine/tranny swap supercharged, plus suspension, brakes, etc. Used it as track car. Then someone else bought it and crashed it. It was stinking fast.
I know a Ph.D in physics and acoustics man, who still owns his track ready turbocharged Acura Type R - it's pretty much mint, accept for the track mileage. They even welded custom full exhaust based on program for Nascar cars. He also owns the original NSX.
I had two EG6s: a 1992 SiR II and a 1991 SiR. I've also owned a 2001 Integra Type R (DC5 model) and a 1997 Civic Type R. I currently own a 1996 Integra Type R (DB8). I love my DB8, but an EG6 with an ITR B18C swap is like my dream car. I will always have a soft spot for the EG6; and honestly, none of the Type Rs I have owned have ever resonated with me the way the EG6 has.
Thank you for not dragging this out. Great work
I watch your restoration videos repeatedly because you’ve motivated me to go to college to learn about cars. I plan to build cars like you one day.
Whoever owned this car before didn't deserve this beauty of a car. You did an Absolutely amazing job restoring this!!
Alot of work! Thanks for watching
Even tho I can see the video, it is difficult to comprehend how it is possible to restore such a neglected vehicle. Amazing and brilliant. The talent, problem solving and will power it must take to create what is now a piece of drivable art is above next level. I hope one day this car might find its way into a museum. Bravo.
You need to really push to get these projects done almost like on autopilot everyday! Thanks for taking the time to watch it 👍
That was fantastic. I love those older civics and this one will now live on for so many more years. The style of those cars was so simple but extremely cool.
Молодец!!! Приятно смотреть на такую работу!!!! Как всегда супер!!!
I have always wanted one of these put can never afford one so it is nice to see them still being brought back to life.
Hey thanks!
This is the most satisfying restoration video I've seen , totally back to original , all done by your own hands. You are an Inspiration 👌
Thank you for the nice comment!
Just stunning. I’ve watched a lot of his restorations and they are incredible.
As an owner of 2x 1988 honda preludes, I love seeing old cars get restored, excellent job mate!
I’m not mechanically minded myself, but I love watching this kind of thing. Much respect to you for bringing it back to its former glory!
Anyone can be mechanically inclined brother if i gotta be honest with you what mostly all mechanics do is wing it until it goes right
Man knows how to take care the engine, body repair, and the interior. This guy must be a legendary carguy
The thing I love most about your restorations is that you do a really nice job, without being a perfectionist. A "good enough" job - and I mean that as a compliment. It reminds me that restoring my 98 hatcback is an attainable goal if I just want it to look good and enjoyavle again, without the expense and time of a "perfect" restoration. Love it man, thank you!
When you opened the hood, the first thing that went though my head was, the engine is transparent.
The Honda Gods have blessed you. You're doing gods work. Thank you for another amazing video.
I'm definitely not a import guy but the amount of skill, time and love that went into bringing this car back to showroom quality is excellent! Very nice!
Yeah well as Ireland doesnt make cars, everything is import 🙂
Ditto!
‘’I’m definitely not *an import guy’’ yeah nobody watching this video friggin cares
@@rfn110n tf is your problem 😂
Honda Civic makes your import list, what would make domestic - chevy volt/Ford Focus? From United Kingdom.
I just love how he pays attention to every single detail on the car.... Wish I could get trained on how to rebuild a car from this expert.. Absolutely credible. Best in the world 🌍
you are doing gods work. we need more people in the world like you mate. I had a VTi-S about 15 years ago. best car I have ever owned.
Watched this twice already and still so satisfying. Superb content! This type of video deserves at least 100 mil views.
Fair play. Most channels would've spread this build over many months and episodes. You deserve the view count alone for sticking it all in one video let alone the grind you put into the car. 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Thank you for giving an old, almost ready for the scrapyard car a new lease of life which it rightfully deserves, instead of being abandoned and neglected. And what an amazing job watching it transform!
If this civic could speak, it would thank you from the bottom of its heart I'd imagine.
U mean the bottom end of its engine 😆
Thank you for you comment man 👍👍
@@Mad4Motors_ u got it champ 🏆
man... all this by yourself? you're so talented dude, you have my maximum respect!
This is just absolute class. What a great video. Found it by pure chance and have since subbed and binge watched the lot! Brilliant workmanship. I salute you sir!
Nice! Thanks for watching 👍
I love how he gets his kids involved that’s a good father right there 💯‼️
First of all, Your a wizard. I Couldn't even imagine the finished products quality. Secondly this was a complete story in one video which is rare you on UA-cam. Are you keeping it?
Yes definitely, thank you for watching
I love these videos, no talk just gets on with it letting the results speak for themselves, turning "junk" into treasure.
So glad I found your channel. Absolute gold. And the fact you got love for Japanese engines.
Civic Type-R is one of my favorite cars, no matter the year. What you did with this one, was pure art. It's so good to see people with the know how, restoring "old" things that should be kept in good shape. 80's and 90's in my opinion were the best decades for car lovers and enthusiast, shame people that had one of these, in most cases don't give them the value they deserve in my opinion, they end like the one you restored.
Last thing, you did all that without a lift, which would surely help a lot, my respect to you man.
It no doubt made a lot of Honda Civic Type R enthusiasts in the United States happy when Honda decided to start selling the Type R here in the United States in 2017.
He is an artist!
What a legend. This has always been a dream of mine, to fully rebuild an iconic vehicle from scratch. This was an absolute treat to watch. Thank you for posting this!
totally agree. this was incredible. i'm doing exactly the same thing as well, but with a 1992 Celica ST185 All-Trac Turbo. Pulled it out of the dirt halfway burred in the woods. All 4 tires were seized as it was pulled onto the trailer. It takes incredibly hard work, I'm about a year and a half in now, still going. Rare car, even rarer year, even rarer color. It has to be worth it in the long run. 272k miles, sat 13 years, after i did the fuel lines, pump, gas tank it started up lol.
@@WeTryMotorsports you got a gem right there lol those old celicas are reliable
@@WeTryMotorsports course it did. At the end of the day after all the rare aspects of the car…it’s a Toyota.
Love the videos, man! I especially love that we get to see the finished product from start to finish in one video. I wish you did include more voiceovers or even talk in the video more. Some questions that come to my mind is your thought process when getting a car, the order in which you like to work on the car, the difficult parts of each project, why you did certain things, the interior, engine or suspension upgrades/ if any, parts you had to source or replace.. plenty to talk about that I’m sure we would love to hear about! Anyway, still good stuff! Keep up the good work!
Agree 💯 %. All the content you mentioned would be be extremely valuable information and would greatly add to the educational aspect of the videos.
U are so great... I never imagined one person do all of that just by himself..BRAVO SALUTE
Looks fantastic! Thanks for not dragging this out over 3-5 videos like so many other UA-camrs. This was so much more enjoyable to watch in a single, longer video.
Im not even a honda person but what you pulled out of those bushes was barely even a car, no matter the rarity. I am extremely impressed lol you did an amazing job 👍
There was no point to even say the first part.
@@ZiggyGood kinda was because i normally dont give a single shit about hondas. Its called a compliment. Thanks for weighing in though 😐
@@Emily-lk1mf why though hondas are such great cars
@khat because every person on the earth is not the same
@@chuckman000007 and are you a car guy?
What an outstanding job you have done on this, kept another classic on the road. Well done congratulations 👏
No waffling, straight to the point. Love it😎
This is not for everyone, this content is only for those who admire this kind of work. This is perfect and pure beauty 🤩
yes that is true! Thanks for taking the time to watch it man 👍
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Love ALL your videos! This one though had a special place in my heart. Long time Honda guy, and I agree with the gentleman that said placing the red type R badge was the highlight. Cheers!
Absolutely beautiful. That is a hell of a lot of love you showed.
That's honestly just beautiful, the effort and craftsmanship that went into this is phenomenal. Fantastic work my man, I understand things like these take a lot of time and resources to finish and it came out sick!
Goku doesnt like hondas dont have the power he wants
Yes some time and patience but worth it, thanks for the watch
The respect I have for you is endless, this is the knowledge I wish school could teach and it’s amazing how you restored it which most would have put to the junk yard, I’m giving a subscribe for this👌
School 🤣
School has been proved obsolete for the last 25 years as internet and self education is so easy and free of charge schools are only there for compulsory brain washing to create good slaves because teaching children to become good factory workers has proven obsolete as well since that's no longer the economy we have.
@@auntjenifer7774 oh does it?
@@yurilsyah8672 I would say yes in most first world country's.
He has rescued one of my favourite car the Honda civic he gave it a 2nd chance to live😖😭
Hey man anyone can learn just takes a time! Thank you for watching!
These restoration videos are brilliant. The smaller videos are great too! Keep them coming :)
So clean!! I miss the days of cars like that! Wish I could find one here!
This was amazing. I could only wish to have a fraction of the time, talent, and knowledge that this guy has to not only accomplish an amazing project like this, but make a great you-tube video about it as well. Nice job
You'll be amazed what you can do the more you do something, everything comes from experience. You're absolutely right about something the "time". I have a evo 8 with a blown fp black turbo sitting in my garage for almost a year waiting on parts to come in. Now that I have everything to complete the job, I need to finish my garage to setup a 9 piece cabinet set so I can work on the evo comfortably, but have very little time.
This is insane, mad props and thank you for keeping another ek9 alive and on the road. We need to cherish these
Absolute genius, most talented guy ive ever seen on UA-cam, even the editing, others please take note
Super cool bringing one of the best year Civics back to life from the dead. They deserve it
I’m speechless… what an incredible resto. To say “it’s perfect” is a wild understatement 😳 absolutely beautiful Type R EK hatch got a 2nd chance at life, and went from forgotten scrap yard death, to now living a long privileged and pampered life 😂
Amazing work man 🙌🏼
Thank you 👍
I absolutely love that you've restored it back to stock. I'm sure a lot of people would have seen it in this condition and just gone "Track car!" and use it as an excuse to leave things in an inferior state. Though having that Bride seat would still have been cool.
Wish I could be a student of this guy. Some of the best work I've ever seen.
Dude you absolutely nailed this one. Perfect!!!!
Incredible work! Thank you so much for 1) Saving this neglected EK9 and 2) Sharing the process with us. I’ve got a neglected 89 Civic in the garage and this has given me the motivation to get started again. Top job! 🙏
Absolutely beautiful. For any car fanatics, this is it. The careful restoration of a car from times past ♥️
Yes and Thanks for taking the time to watch it man 👍
Beauty! Makes me want another Civic. The last one I had was around 17 years ago, the Honda Revolution Club days. I had a Civic VTi but always wanted an EK9. Nice job on the restoration. I'll have one one day I hope.