These old jags were like pieces of art work, beautiful to gaze upon, What a wonderful restoration job you guys have done,I would love to drive this object of desire throughout the English countryside, I would relish every single moment of it, Loved these cars since I was a young boy back in the 60's. Still do today.

How lovely are your workmanship. All thumbsup!

Superbe restauration !!

Respect! Gives me the willies just thinking about it.

I can see you had a very big job on your hands.... But you've transformed that to a beautiful car again.... Excellent job guys

Absolutely stunning not sure about the colour my one was a deep burgundy with red leather but what a beautiful transformation well done

Superb workmanship!

huge amount of work and money.

well done

Stunning, but dry use only please; 100 yards on a wet road and it will never be the same!

Thanks for sharing, just asking what type of materials did used for upholstery, like seats and side doors please?

Whilst I would have loved this to go on a LOT longer, THANK YOU for not playing inane music. pity you didn't get the sidelight red tell tales around the correct way :) I also see you did not replace both the clutch and brake pedal return springs, (a mistake I almost made) new ones keep the pedals level with each other.

Lovely work one question why the back sitting high up front down? Have you fitted an adjustable suspension on the car ?

@hawkclassics5624

3 жыл бұрын

New leaf springs usually take a few miles to settle in, however in this instance they didn't drop enough, so we adjusted the stack to lower the tension, but that was after the pictures were taken.

Aren't the red indicators above the front parker lights on the fenders suppose to face back to the driver?

Brillant work . What does the 3.8 L stand for...

@thomasshepard6030

Жыл бұрын

It just means it’s engine size 3.8 litre

A gold (E type /Mk.X ) cylinder head with two carbs ???

Hola.se me tranco el difencial quiero sacar el grupo y no puedo sacar los ejes me podran dar una mano? desde ya muy agradecido .

@hawkclassics5624

4 жыл бұрын

I tried to translate your message, but unfortunately it didn't come out very well and I wasn't sure what you were asking; I'd be more than happy to help, but could you repost in English? Thanks Tony

@envisionautomotive502

3 жыл бұрын

@@hawkclassics5624 How did you strip the body from all the rust? im just getting ready to start my project

@tonyh8823

3 жыл бұрын

@@envisionautomotive502 We acid dipped the shell. It's an immersive process and so it gets into every nook and cranny, however, the car does come out looking like a tea bag and you find there was rust where you didn't know to look! Just something to be aware of, acid dipping removes not only paint, rust and filler, but cabling (if it's left in) and lead, which can be a pain for cars of this era as lead was used as filler at the factory. It's not an issue per se, just something to be aware of when you come to rebuild.

@envisionautomotive502

3 жыл бұрын

@@tonyh8823 Thank you so much for the reply Tony, I appreciate it

What I would personally like to know is... what this cost... amoung everyone else who has watched this video.

I liked everything other than the chromed engine, which looks hideous.