Your efforts on this car are amazing. To be honest I don't think I have seen such a rusty car. I remember many years ago a guy, who lived two doors up from my parents house, who bought a 65 T bird to restore. Unfortunately the car was not restored and slowly rusted and sank into his garden over a 20 year period. Despite several people wanting to buy it the guy wouldn't sell and when he passed away the family had the car cut up where it lay and even the big block went in the skip. This said I don't think it was as rusty as the Cosmo. It will be great to see it back in all its glory.
Anyone in the right mind would know that the pile of rust and holes held together by the remains of the paint that you started with was only fit for the landfill. Lucky you lot are all crazy enough to take this restoration task on. Can't wait to see the final result.
Every time I look at the arse end of that car it reminds me of another car think it’s a Vauxhall chevette lol but not sure 😂 certainly looking great fellas monumental job 👍
It was very nice to watch you all take part in finishing the car. Everyone's craftmanship is top notch in my opinion. I don't know anything about the later stages of your project, because I'd rather watch the videos in order until the end. I hope you don't mind.
Do you have hole saws and or cone cutter , sorry not being able to get to show , would have loved to see car in person and congratulations on all your hard work
Why you guys keep fooling your viewers? This is no mazda cosmo, its a YCR.😂😂 jokes aside, you guys basically build the whole car. Much respect. And love the video's.
I presume that there was a reason why you didn't the plasma cutter for those footwell/bulkhead panels. It looks as though it would have been ideal - did you just not have enough time to do the computer work ? Best wishes.
@@russthebiker Ooh, don't get me wrong, I completely agree with you. However, there are more than a few cases where the owner claims "money is no object" and then they start to realize the resto is going to cost way more than they expected. Then the project gets halted... It doesn't look like this will happen to this resto.. It would be interesting to see what the final tally ends up.. 🙂
Раньше смотрел как варят , гнут металл , а этот раз , один шпаклюет другой размечает третий варит , все это блымает перед глазами не поймёшь что смотреть
My heart almost stopped, when I saw the thin black line, in my laptop screen. Later the error has be gone, and I went back many times to becalm myself...
Love your tremendous effort to get this beauty on the road again. To me, it deserves at least a 20B … 😅 Have you ever seen the art of metal work of this woman? Also absolutely amazing skills…😮 youtube.com/@stoutmetalcraft?si=geBD2MOQNNmil0RF
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With the car stripped, the rear end of the cosmo reminds me of the front end of a Vauxhall Chevette
Thanks Ryan for taking the time to do this videos. Is great to see how the cars progressing.
Incredible transformation of a car. Which most would have discarded as unrepairable
Love the camera and editing co work. And keep using the wonderful soundtrack! Extremely enjoyable video. Thanks.
Agreed, love the soundtrack!🐞
Your efforts on this car are amazing. To be honest I don't think I have seen such a rusty car. I remember many years ago a guy, who lived two doors up from my parents house, who bought a 65 T bird to restore. Unfortunately the car was not restored and slowly rusted and sank into his garden over a 20 year period. Despite several people wanting to buy it the guy wouldn't sell and when he passed away the family had the car cut up where it lay and even the big block went in the skip. This said I don't think it was as rusty as the Cosmo. It will be great to see it back in all its glory.
This is definitely my favourite restoration on this channel. I'm constantly amazed by the amount of rust you keep uncovering.
Anyone in the right mind would know that the pile of rust and holes held together by the remains of the paint that you started with was only fit for the landfill. Lucky you lot are all crazy enough to take this restoration task on. Can't wait to see the final result.
This car made Schmee’s 914 look like only a door ding repair. Crazy, when does it stop being a Cosmo and just a handmade replica!? 😜
Such skill. Great stuff, fellas. I could watch these ask day. 👍🏻
Keep these long video’s going, I like them
Every time I look at the arse end of that car it reminds me of another car think it’s a Vauxhall chevette lol but not sure 😂 certainly looking great fellas monumental job 👍
It was very nice to watch you all take part in finishing the car. Everyone's craftmanship is top notch in my opinion.
I don't know anything about the later stages of your project, because I'd rather watch the videos in order until the end. I hope you don't mind.
Ah the Theseus Cosmo. Glad to see this one will see the road eventually
It will indeed
An epic undertaking lads. Most of us would of seen that shell as scrap, but wow well done to you all.
Great family teamwork. I’ll bet poor Jenny didn’t know which way to point the camera with so many different activities going on
Nice work 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Beautiful.
Beautiful work 👏🏻👏🏻🇬🇧
Now i am still looking for that 2door Mazda 929 😌
When it’s done please give us a blue smoke show 😂 We need to hear that 2 cycle scream!!
Your videos are always thought-provoking and inspiring. Thank you for your creativity and passion!👾💗🦏
Do you have hole saws and or cone cutter , sorry not being able to get to show , would have loved to see car in person and congratulations on all your hard work
It's amazing!
You guys are so good at this you've transformed the Cosmo into something really special 👍💯
Keep up the great work! Can you show the engine?
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Why you guys keep fooling your viewers? This is no mazda cosmo, its a YCR.😂😂 jokes aside, you guys basically build the whole car. Much respect. And love the video's.
I'm very happy to be subscribed to your channel. You make really high quality and interesting content.🏠🎲🍇
I presume that there was a reason why you didn't the plasma cutter for those footwell/bulkhead panels. It looks as though it would have been ideal - did you just not have enough time to do the computer work ? Best wishes.
that's one way to drill a hole... yikes!
Soooo much rust on this poor thing.. Can't imagine the cost of attempting to do a restore of this level..
Its not about money
its about passion
and preserving a rare sports car
@@russthebiker Ooh, don't get me wrong, I completely agree with you. However, there are more than a few cases where the owner claims "money is no object" and then they start to realize the resto is going to cost way more than they expected. Then the project gets halted... It doesn't look like this will happen to this resto.. It would be interesting to see what the final tally ends up.. 🙂
@ It belongs to Steve, its his garage his car
the problem with watching this restoration is that its very difficult to see what part your working on the front or the back lol
Раньше смотрел как варят , гнут металл , а этот раз , один шпаклюет другой размечает третий варит , все это блымает перед глазами не поймёшь что смотреть
Have you guys ever tried a polydisc for removing paint? Polydisc is for polishing ss, I believe.
I’d like to see the gti-r done you have outside or give it to me and I’ll do it😊
Who gets first drive ? Dad or Ryan ????
Don't forget to cut your beard 😅
You need hole saw blades
My heart almost stopped, when I saw the thin black line, in my laptop screen. Later the error has be gone, and I went back many times to becalm myself...
Haha sorry, it happens when the social media banners flash up
Tzeg gt1900
Invest into some hole saws. ..! 🤔
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Love your tremendous effort to get this beauty on the road again. To me, it deserves at least a 20B … 😅
Have you ever seen the art of metal work of this woman? Also absolutely amazing skills…😮
youtube.com/@stoutmetalcraft?si=geBD2MOQNNmil0RF