“We’ll just try her again, just because we can” That’s as good an excuse as is needed 😎

@TheAslakVind

4 жыл бұрын

I have revisited this video because of "Becaue of we can"!

@edgarkapp2722

4 жыл бұрын

would be rude not to

Came to this channel via Harry, and it's already one of my favourites, fascinating and informative , incredible knowledge and skill, yet presented with the care and patience that allow us to take it all in...Mr Tyrrell, you have probably forgotten more about classic cars than I will ever know, but thankyou so much for sparing the time to share some of that knowledge with us.

@mopsnuf

4 жыл бұрын

This exactly!

@MasterMalrubius

4 жыл бұрын

Myself also. I love his V-12 rebuild for his Espada.

@swiper1818

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you!

I feel like an apprentice when Mr Tyrrell speaks to the camera

"Let's try and get the plug started, get it happy and there we go." This guy is like a Bob Ross of car mechanics.

@delahayenator

4 жыл бұрын

A true sparkplugwhisperer

@wrxpilot

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! I was just thinking exactly that.

@jamesrobert4106

2 жыл бұрын

Iain needs to grow an afro. 😁

@mattjacomos2795

2 жыл бұрын

@@delahayenator To start the spark plug in an alloy head DOHC engine, I push a piece of fuel line over the plug, then insert it into the head to ensure it can enter the head without cross threading.

@delahayenator

2 жыл бұрын

@@mattjacomos2795 yes that's a great tool for spark plugs on twincam engines

At 76 years of age I have heard you name often over the years, it’s a pleasure and a privilege to “meet” you at last, truly a craftsman, a delight to watch. Thank you, very best regards, Peter

@Tonykeefe1

8 ай бұрын

Been a while - glad to see you're well Peter

@RajuPalat-qy9gm

4 ай бұрын

At 78 years of age I think of all the videos I must have missed. I gotta ((gifted)) a "smart"!!! Mobile phone only a couple of years ago (I never wanted one). Marvellous, in-depth presentation, quiet, knowledgeable, a benison for us car starved people in India. I began driving on my Dad's Fiat 1100 when I was 10. Hats off to your delightful work

I spend my days staring at computers and Iain spends his days staring at V12s.... I really didn’t think this through!

@Deftonesdsm

4 жыл бұрын

Right?

@Tracertme

4 жыл бұрын

tell me about it...

@MasterMalrubius

4 жыл бұрын

Gave me a laugh. Thanks.

@93455Driver

4 жыл бұрын

Steve Hertfordshire1 You, me, and most of the rest of the world.

@delahayenator

4 жыл бұрын

Staring at v12s on my computerscreen 🤣

I suspect this gentleman has forgotten (this morning) more about car mechanics than most "professionals" will ever learn. Fascinating.

To quote LJK Setright, "If there's one thing I like more than a straight six, it's two of them".

@johnbradshaw5891

4 жыл бұрын

Sadly missed is Mr Setright. A truly great motoring journo.

@derekedgley5074

2 жыл бұрын

Yes very sadly missed, as I well remember his exploits in an E Type rushing everywhere

@santosh911

Жыл бұрын

I vaguely recall Setright's Aston Martin debacles. Can't recall the model nor the magazine (Car perhaps?), but his fiddling with it, helped get me hooked on old, fussy crap. A long time ago, most of those old magazines were dumped due to their condition, but as a teen, I dug through the garbage to save what I could.

@promerops

Жыл бұрын

@@santosh911 Could it be Bristols rather than Astons?

@santosh911

Жыл бұрын

@@promerops you're probably right. Tinkering seemed to be a part of the culture of the time. I also recall some tests of Alpina's first experiments with a BMW 2002 around the same time and by the same magazine.

A petrolhead’s dream, this channel. Harry’s Garage got me here and I love it when their videos pop up. Lunch time viewing sorted 👌

@mihalybognar6775

4 жыл бұрын

me too :)

@ArmenianLifewithMitch

4 жыл бұрын

@Ben Hicks...ditto:-)

@yamahonkawazuki

4 жыл бұрын

lol me too

@mrdha1819

4 жыл бұрын

Me too, excellent content

@sdgardner

4 жыл бұрын

You're not wrong.

"Let's see what she's like when we open the taps.... Oh Yes!" Always blown away by your knowledge Mr Tryrrell "The Prof!" Thanks for sharing these insights into classic cars - I'm no mechanic but these are fascinating and a must watch!

@joeypiccolomini9104

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. A. True pleasure to watch you. Work

@johnsimpson4191

4 жыл бұрын

did eejit Tyrrell would put a glass Eye to sleep... he knows he,s Craft!! But adding A bucket load O shite in between !! he,s a drawn out sack O shit

Good heavens these classics sound AMAZING

Enzo is smiling upon you from above, on this fine day. Glorious sounds!

That V12 of the Daytona singing up to redline, gave me goosebumps! Loving the slightly modified format of this video where you also test drive the cars. Looking forward to more.

I feel underwhelmed clicking the like button. There should be button called “legend”

@jeffharper6259

4 жыл бұрын

Or at least 'really like'.

@marinedrive5484

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed, and watching Iain at work is akin to watching a skilled physician diagnosing a particular malady in a patient. Maybe a new title for Iain's channel could be Dr Tyrell's Car Clinic.

@marinedrive5484

4 жыл бұрын

Oops, sorry Iain, Tyrrell, of course.

@user-ss2ly1ir6j

4 жыл бұрын

Ya right

@chrisp4170

4 жыл бұрын

@@jeffharper6259 Piacere davvero!

OMG the sound of that Daytona started my day off just right!

That V12 noise! Marvelous craftsmanship!!

This channel is just perfect, informative and interesting! Loads of detail is exactly what folk want to watch! Perfect

24:42 "Struck lucky there." Yes, the sort of luck had by knowledge and experience. Well produced- good lighting, good sound, camera work that does not call attention to itself (bless you!), not too short, and not too long.

@lazaglider

4 жыл бұрын

No ridiculous intro, no annoying background music, no over zealous presenter, the list goes on. It's amazing how little faff is needed when the core content is excellent.

@SavedbyHim

4 жыл бұрын

The more you practice, the luckier you get!

@ingvarhallstrom2306

4 жыл бұрын

That was my thought exactly, that's not luck, that's tons of experience knowing what to look for.

@emmacarina73

4 жыл бұрын

Such an immense amount of knowledge, experience and skill so no luck involved 🙂 If only my university lecturers could have explained things so clearly.......

@gsd4me00

4 жыл бұрын

Delivered in the restrained way of speaking that the British are known for in a clear and concise manner.

Sabeel I love your comment . Not many people understand older car's or motorcycle's .Time is required . And yes we need a legend button

Two absolute stunners. That Daytona's V12 just purrs to perfection. True Old School grunt.

Feels like this channels been around for years already. And nearly 27K subs after a month or so is well deserved..

The steering wheel on that 350gt is absolutely gorgeous!

Please, please, please never ever stop making these. Thank you.

I'm better at fixing computers than oily things but I could watch your videos all day. Incredible how much knowledge you've got on these wonderful machines

I watched this one twice...just because I could. Absolutely incredible knowledge and skill. Thank you sir!

We are incredibly excited to be part of this, Iain is an absolute master.

One video 2 glorious legendary Italian v12s being properly sorted out on the road! This channel is such a blessing for us that will never be able to own these cars or have a man this talented work on our cars. Such a sad state of affairs that many of these cars do sit and just rot under their own weight and not being properly exercised. Thank god for people like Tyrell and Harry that properly cane these great legends now and then to show us how great motoring once was. Wrenching with a Rolex Diver is another example, Rolex was created for the explorer and not the investment banker. Meant to be worn. Thank you Tyrell for letting us into your world.

Nice to see a Series Land Rover getting the Classic car treatment. The Lamborghini and Ferrari were nice to hear.

"If only everything in life was as simple as that..." Well, if only every video on youtube was as enjoyable as this! Another wonderful episode! It is a pleasure watching you doing what you are a master at and even more so listening to you, Iain!

@zephyrold2478

4 жыл бұрын

I second that.

I waited a full 4 seconds before clicking on this video

@sci512

4 жыл бұрын

Ahmad Abdallah Me Too!!!

@gustavoflorio5383

4 жыл бұрын

You take it too long

I love your gentle touch and the fact you wear a Rolex whilst tinkering with these V12 beasts.

This is one of the best automotive channels on KZread. Bravo.

Priceless knowledge.

The knowledge level is just amazing!

The V12 is an endangered species. I had a Mercedes with one but it never matched the character of Ferrari’s and Lamborghini’s. What a fantastic series this is, and what a pleasure to see such a pristine working environment compared to the chaos on other channels.

Good god the sound of that Daytona at 25:45 is so lovely

Harry's next video: 'So I bought a Daytona.' Oh I do hope so!

14:30 being form the States I thought you were turning directly into an oncoming car 😳

@unklian9221

4 жыл бұрын

We're getting used to people from the States doing just that.

@bicyclist2

4 жыл бұрын

Same.

@TheGel69

4 жыл бұрын

indeed, especially after a rolling stop.....

@danpatterson8009

4 жыл бұрын

Same here. My brain was going "On your left! On your left!"

@futnostalgia

4 жыл бұрын

no in the UK we actually know how to drive we don't need idiot proof autos!

It’s the Daytona’s light load / low revs sound that gets me . It just says I’ve got sooooo much in reserve , just let me know , I’m ready. My favourite is though the Lamborghini. Such a sweet sounding engine.

I first heard a Daytona while driving in northern Italy in, I think, 1970. Autostrada. We were doing around 110kmh in a Hillman Imp when when this beautiful car went past us. I can still hear the engine notes.

The sound of the Daytona when you opened her up. Wow! Made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Another easily watchable episode, sir. Please keep them coming!

This is quickly becoming one of my favourite channels. Especially with these operatic V12s!

I am not used to people working on cars dressed like this. Legend.

Brilliant videos...no high fives, no 'sick', no woo hoo, no crazy fake deadlines...just brilliantly explained and beautifully presented skill and knowledge,,, I wish I was young enough to be an apprentice

The 550 and the Land Rover in the background... patiently waiting to see more of those!

@irvb9881

4 жыл бұрын

Speedy Beef I spotted a Fiat 850, would love to see the Tyrell touch on a very basic Italian car.

@buse67

4 жыл бұрын

@@irvb9881 Is that the red one with the gorgeous wheels behind the 550 Maranello? Or what is that one?

@andreamedda9380

4 жыл бұрын

@@buse67 it's a Fiat Dino Spider

Love how youtube subtitles [music] when the engine is running well :)

I came here from Harry’s G too. What a privilege to watch and listen to this gentleman. The Engine Whisperer Extraordinaire. Legend indeed. Thank you Ian.

More insight than Jay or Doug could ever have. Intuition and knowledge applied to common sense. A happy motor is a joy to behold!

Thank you Harry for introducing us to this charming fella. I love these videos on some proper Italian cars with heaps of character. 30 minutes isn’t long enough!!!

I love the Lamborghini. Great colour combination and beautiful interior.

I have truly enjoyed two of the videos of Tyrrell's Classic Workshop, and i would recommend them to all Car enthusiasts who love watching Classic cars being repaired as well as restored by some one who is really competent.

We have had a Daytona in the family from new (1973). Father-in-law bought it to replace his V12 E Type which kept 'missing' cylinders. We all love it and this year it was passed on to the next generation of the family. It is fabulous to drive, but there's always something to do. Saying that we love it and your video catches the fun, - that lightweight flywheel means it's a really free running engine, but if you bring the clutch in with insufficient throttle, it 'dies' instantly. Could go on about it forever, but you've made me smile alright!!

Iain your method for clearing the cylinder misfire was one i used on delivery of Talbot Alpine's back in the day. Cannot wait til the next video. 5 Stars.

@simes205

4 жыл бұрын

Tam I’m hoping it’s going to work on my dads 1950s Austin!!

@tam1381

4 жыл бұрын

@@simes205 Sounds great. What model ?

This is wonderful. Perfect tempo and detail level, topped up with some absolutely beautiful V12 melodies. Heaven.

Hearing the two engines come back to full life is pure music to your ears! Video's like these are the only way most of us can enjoy these stunning classics, thank you.

Making me relearn my early days as an apprentice with fiat in the late 70s i could work for someone like you youre a tonic!

Iain thank you, really enjoyed the hands on fault diagnostics with following road tests. I also enjoyed your series of films with Harry and his engine rebuild. Brilliant content please keep them coming. Best wishes. Nick

Peter Townsend's thinking, "It never sounded that bloody sweet when I had it!".

@cool3rking

4 жыл бұрын

That’s because only one of his ears works! 😄

Damn this channel! Hedge needs trimming, grass needs cutting, car needs washing, etc, etc. I think I'm hooked to your videos and Harry's and nothing else is getting done! Fantastic, thanks.

These videos are a perfect compliment to Harry's Garage, thank you for taking the time to produce them. They provide a perfect balance between intrigue, interest, information and entertainment.

" Sounds very sweet" as Iian rolls thru a stop sign. From one gearhead to another- awesome.

@rayg9069

4 жыл бұрын

It was a polite suggestion sign only.

@mrmoss149

4 жыл бұрын

@@rayg9069 😂

The "greenhouse" of the 350GT is simply gorgeous...the entire car really...

@scottrandolf3561

2 жыл бұрын

My Fathers boss had one and had me in it when I was 9, that was in 1968, it was for me like a spaceship and I think it's when I caught the car bug, it still affect me the same today.

@santosh911

Жыл бұрын

I especially love the way the windscreen curves into the doors.

I find something almost Zen like and relaxing about listening to Iain Tyrell talk through problems on the car! The cars are of course gorgeous, but it's really such a pleasure to hear someone so skilled walk through the process of their work and method without drama - just an ear for the subtle noises within the not so subtle roar of the engines. The Mr Miyagi of Classic Cars?

The Daytona on full chat ! Wow !

Thanks for this; much needed in these dire times.

This format with more direct presentation of work in progress is very good indeed. Thanks Iain

I would die in this shop. To be taught by such a knowledgeable person on all the most beautiful and legendary machines would be a dream come true. Just awesome!

Finally we see these kind of cars properly driven! Not just stored away in a garage

Another brilliant episode! Thank you Iain Tyrrell

Superb, I love these updates and ...wow, those V12's sounded sublime.

As a student in 1972 at age 21 I was working a stage at the Gleneagles Hotel in Perthshire, Scotland. One afternoon I decided to seek out the only Scottish Ferrari dealership at the time which was within 20 minutes drive - in my 1963 Mini, complete with wheel spats and wheel spacers. I found the place... A farm. There at repose behind the stone wall were a Daytona and a Dino, both red. The owner, I’m not sure I ever learned his name, came out and engaged me in conversation, respectfully, in spite of my youth. Having done the walk-around of all three cars he asked me how old I was. I replied truthfully and he replied it was a pity as had I been 23 he’d have offered me to drive the “small” one. None the less he took me out for a spin in the Daytona... When you’ve stepped out of a 9 year old Mini into the world’s supercar it is an experience one will never forget.

Each time I watch a video of yours I realize how little I know about properly maintaining a classic cars. I’ve been incorrectly applying the auto repair technics and methods I learned as a kid in the late 70’s and early 80’s. Now I’m almost afraid to do anymore work on any of my classics without watching your videos. 😁

A day in life? I'd call it a day in paradise. Great stuff. Thank you Ian for sharing your passion and technical insights on these great icons!

Such a great channel and content. 👍 Some lovely cars in that garage.

Pure poetry! Wonderful!

the sound of that Daytona .wow..... great video thatnks for taking the time to share your work...

Great content since the beginning from a humble and skilled man ! Love it :)

Amazing, loving these video's Tyrell, keep 'em comming! ;D

It’s lovely to watch the quintessential Britishness of Mr. Tyrrell, that understated succinctness that Americans don’t get. I live in Victoria Australia and not once does Mr. Tyrrell say, ‘it’s like,’ followed by a facial expression or sound effect that is supposed to replace language. Some of us still appreciate how sublime the English language can be when properly used. Mr. Tyrrell obviously knows this and has the confident manner of a professional with hard won knowledge in his chosen field. It’s pleasing to watch a master at work. I too came across from Mr. Metcalfe’s channel and thank you for encouraging Mr. Tyrrell to venture into the world of cyberspace. It’s a virtual toy shop for people like me who may never experience the joys of owning such cars. Though I have been blessed with some very nice motorcycles. More of Messers Metcalf and Tyrrell would improve KZread immeasurably. Well done gentlemen.

I particularly like the camera roving slowly over the various wonderfully engineered parts of the car. 🤗

I just love these videos. Ian’s delivery is so calm and he explains everything with the right amount of detail. Keep them coming!

Excellent video Iain, the knowledge you have of these classics is astounding. Keep the content coming please

Fascinating. Priceless historical Ferrari and a badly chosen 25 pence connector takes out half of the engine because someone wanted to cut corners years back. You can’t teach the knowledge Iain has. He’s an Artisan.

It’s bad enough balancing my 1970s two stroke triples. A V12, amazing. What history & sounds.

Excellent channel, I’m really enjoying it.

Awesome video Tyrell! Thank you! That Daytona really sings!!!

The absolute beauty of genuine automotive drive ability troubleshooting skills. You don’t see that anymore in the industry; it’s become more of a parts replacers. It is cool how fuel delivery technology and the air fuel delivery systems at the time allowed you to fine tune the overall performance of an engine. Liked how spark plug test to verify for spark and the strength of the spark jumping the wire. Verified the air mixture by pinpointing which cylinder was at fault with the misfire.

As a 65 year old "Guy"... who loves cars, your videos have opened up a new chapter!!! It's like I'm in school again. Never did I imagine I would get this close to so many ground breaking vehicles. And observe a Master at work.. T Y...🎩🇺🇸🎩

Wonderful. Seriously I could watch one of these every day. As you know, and as all the commentators do also, you and your team are the real deal.

Great stuff Iain, thanks for uploading your "day in the life of a classic car mechanic". Great fun and those V12's sound awesome!

Thanks Harry for introducing this genius to youtube

a trick with a simple fouled plug is to pull the wire loose just enough so there is an air gap at the terminal on the plug , then the coil voltage does not get bled off thru the shorted plug, once fired and cleaned by revving a bit, shut down and re attach fully. great two stroke MC trick also. if I owned one of these I'd also have a pre oil system . really a great idea and not too expensive. I used the smaller Moroso accusump on my GT Mustang. engine stores its own oil pressure for a shot before start next start up.

That Daytona singing full lungs ❤️ Such a great channel!

I've loved all the previous vid's, they've all been wonderful but this one was even a little better, my cheeks hurt from grinning like a fool the whole way through, it was great hearing you describe what was happening n why, to see you fix the problems and explain the what n how, then experiencing the Daytona getting a run, that sound, truly beautiful, thanks so much.

New subscriber watching from New Zealand. Loving it! Thank you for sharing! 🙂

I remember doing this to my own cars in the 70's. Tuning carbs and checking for spark. I even had a carb synchronizer for balancing multi carb cars. Most shops won't even work on carbed cars anymore. Tyrell however is a true exotic car whisperer.

How I love the sound of carbureted V12, and a great tip about clearing spark plugs ...excellent video

I came from Harry's garage too, just love what youre doing here, becoming my favorite chanel along Harry's garage. I just hope Harry doesnt pick at you about the advice you gave him on how to start his engine without pressing the clutch in his last video. LOL. 5:59

If this car wasn’t ludicrously expensive it seems like it would be an awesome weekend/out to dinner car once everything is fully sorted. It seems to drive SO easily! So smooth, smooth steering, smooth clutch operation, perfect GT car.

This channel is excellent. Watching this is the best kind of escapism.