[atticora]

See also the 240Z restoration in progress by @mymechanics.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B13vXFj37RI&list=PLN0SuqPcbL...

I'm in awe of the level of detail and the casual ability to just fabricate anything. And the large capacity for work.

[Genbox]

He is very skilled and a pleasure to watch. His restorations make the items better than the original. The Datsun project is a bit boring as I'm not a car guy, but I'm impressed that he manages to keep the level of craftsmanship high.

[mauvehaus]

Bad Obsession Motorsport's Project Binky is also highly recommended to anyone who wants to watch a couple guys basically build a car from scratch. Lotta fabrication in that one.

[karlshea]

M539 Restorations as well if you like that kind of vibe!

[louwrentius]

Bart Simpson meme: say-the-line:

“I make a new one”

Love this channel so much.

[iKlsR]

Was about to post this, thoroughly enjoyed the 3 videos last night. The attention to detail is wild, the time investment to build + edit the videos is also commendable... I think he said he spent about 4+ months now on the bodywork.

[asylteltine]

Mymechanics videos are amazing. The level of detail and skill is just astounding. You should watch a random restoration video. He can make restoring a wooden spoon interesting

[ChumpGPT]

That car was in excellent condition. Not much of a restoration.

[sokoloff]

Start around 38 seconds and watch to 2m13s. Your definition of "in excellent condition" and mine seem to differ greatly.

IMO, that car was between "driver" and "restorable" condition and I tend to think it was much closer to the latter.

[ChumpGPT]

Perhaps I'm use to people taking parts cars and bringing them back to life....

[sokoloff]

I’ve driven my share of “push to start” cars in the past, and I’m not talking about the little silver button on the dash of newer cars.