Revamp Your Ride: Restoring Classic British Cars
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- Опубліковано 1 лют 2024
- I used to have a car restoration company and I have three projects that had to be completed this is the first of them I found it too hard to do UA-cam videos of Restorations plus restoring vehicles which often take 1200 to 1800 hours and quite often up to $100,000 this is a 1964 Humber scepter British built from the roots group it was the up market version for bankers and lawyers and such these were brought out to New Zealand for the royal dignitaries support people to drive around in 1960s for the royal visits
Beautiful restoration. I've been watching My Mechanics restore a 1973 Datsun 240Z (my dad owned a body shop and his brother was a mechanic so what wasn't interesting then is kind of nostalgic now since both have passed). My college roommate's boyfriend had a 'Z' from about this era. Those were good times.
Thank you for taking the time to watch my video and leave a comment. It means a lot to me!
I love these classic cars so much :(.
Could be yours I've got three classic cars and someone's putting their foot down😢
Отличная, качественная реставрация👍🤝
thanks for the encouragement😀
Port Hills looking lovely. And what a sweet Humber!
thanks for watching😀
Good for you! We have such little time on this Earth to do things that bring us personal joy. Regardless of your time away from UA-cam, this was a beauty to behold. And I for one am glad to have seen it.
Thanks a lot and glad you enjoyed! Thanks again for these kind words 👍👍👍
Hi Richard, good to see you back.
I remember the Humber's from the 60's - Sceptre and Super Snipe, together with other members of the Rootes Group range. Hopefully some more restorations coming out soon. Look after yourself.
Thank you for taking the time to watch my videos and leave a comment. It means a lot to me!
That old Humber looks amazing and you did one heck of a job
thanks for the encouragement😀
Those look amazing, but now I'm so sad because I just found your channel and I have the greatest appreciation for your work. I will miss you Sir, but you do what you need to do.
Hi Im not leaving my channel just needed to take some time off to finish some cars i have , thanks for watching 😀
@@richardrestorations oh! I'm so glad! I have actually learned a lot from you already.
Congrats on the subscribers. As for the car, l'm just a moron when it comes to knowing the make model and year but l do LOVE seeing them restored. It is most definitely a labor of love for thoes with the know how to do it. Labors of love are what are the things that make life interesting.😊
thanks for the encouragement😀
Glad to see you back.
Also congratulations on 10k subscribers! 🥳
Thank you so much! I'm incredibly grateful for all the support from my amazing subscribers like you.😀
Pure art!
thanks for watching😀
The Humber looks great 👏👏👏
thanks @LittleRestorers for the encouragement😀
Beautiful restoration sir. Nicely done. What make is that car? I live in the United States and haven't ever seen one like it.
It's a British car 1964 humber sceptre I originally restored it for my wife but she didn't like driving in it, thanks for watching
Keep it up great
Thank you, I will
Looks awesome! Does this mean you’ll be making restoration videos again soon?
That's the plan!
I Hate to say it but I did not know you were gone!
Me neither. His last video was a month ago with the milkshake machine, and he’s been averaging a video a month for awhile.
Thanks for your feed back cheers Richard 😀 I did say 3 months ago in the community tab i was taken some time off 😃
*promo sm*
thanks for watching😀