I'm genuinely impressed with the amount of content we've been getting on the P1, I was expecting one video every 6 months.

@TwamZ

11 ай бұрын

Me too... I immediately thought, "we are gunna see an update every blue moon." I look forward to these videos more than any other channel right now.

@MumrikDK

11 ай бұрын

That seems like it would completely fail to make him a profit on the purchase.

@pg_jem

11 ай бұрын

With how much it costs I'm sure he'll be making a lot of videos on it.

@matemayer4850

11 ай бұрын

@@MumrikDK he will make a profit on the KZread videos of these P1 series.

@japookie

11 ай бұрын

I mean he has to recoup the price of this beautiful money pit some how

Hey guys! In the last episode (Part 5) I made a mistake and showed you a preview for Part 7 at the end and not this episode. Sorry about that! Part 7 coming soon, you won't want to miss it!

@aggressivelancer

11 ай бұрын

First do I win a cup of sand from the p1 I am being dead serious

@prathampatel1491

11 ай бұрын

Please bless us with another episode soon

@texmex4321

11 ай бұрын

Keep on wrenching. Your an inspiration

@noopegaaabz7098

11 ай бұрын

thanks for the thoughtful blurring out of some darriere exposure, very well done dude!

@twitchkillgod2985

11 ай бұрын

:0

How do you keep all these parts organized? I can only imagine how huge of a job it's going to be putting it all back together.

@matthewfurlotte1316

11 ай бұрын

That's the beauty of filming every step

@peterfromaustralia2878

11 ай бұрын

Agreed. I normally do repairs step by step - fix one thing, before starting on the next. But I currently removed headliner, seats, carpet, sunroof of a Jag at the same time, and now I am busy trying to find the right pots of screws and bolts...

@VanisleNSX

11 ай бұрын

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist2 What does this have to do with this vlog? Spread you bullshit somewhere else. You bible thumpers are the strangest people....

@hype_no7803

11 ай бұрын

​@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist2bro we talking about organizing bolts on a P1 not a bible study

@Nick_Spencer

10 ай бұрын

@@hype_no7803 I've seen the same preachy crap on other videos from other youtubers from similiar usernames...

I would pay for a whole episode detailing how you're keeping bolts and small parts organized

@stephenvale2624

11 ай бұрын

Lots of ziplock baggies maybe??? That's the only thing I can think of.

@Adyfire

11 ай бұрын

Pay someone minimum wage and a 10x40 storage with lots of shelves and sharpies

@OhJay0

11 ай бұрын

It seems you have money. Give me some.

@tomc5343

11 ай бұрын

I was literally thinking the same thing. How the hell does he catalog all the bolts and parts, it's probably worth a video in itself describing the method.

@GarrickMarchena

10 ай бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking! 😵‍💫

How do you not get completely overwhelmed by the scope of this kind of project? This is truly a masterclass in persistence and determination. Well done, guys.

@mikebrown1074

11 ай бұрын

I am really enjoying the series on your P1! I am confident that you will be successful. GIT 'R DONE! 😊

@anthonysoto229

11 ай бұрын

That’s what happens when you do what you love. You’re determined to complete the task no matter what

@THEKITPLUG

11 ай бұрын

@@anthonysoto229 Indeed

@joshhud

11 ай бұрын

$500k

@chadotis8416

11 ай бұрын

We'll see if it actually ever gets done. 🤣

The ambition of this project cannot be overstated. Thanks Freddie for bringing us along....You are amazing!!

@supramaniac502

11 ай бұрын

If you don't do a final cost breakdown for this car ON THIS CHANNEL like you did for the 675 on the Vinwiki Channel, I swear I am unsubbing... And I bet you don't come out any cheaper here vs a clean car than you did there either....prove me wrong Freddy!!

@ajr993

11 ай бұрын

Which video part did you copy pasta this comment from, 5, 4, 3, 2, or 1?

@comfortablynumb4797

11 ай бұрын

...a fact that I discovered when restoring 2 classic Corvettes.....cars come apart a lot easier than they go back together!!!

@Fluterra

11 ай бұрын

It’s not ambition, it’s STUPIDITY

@justinhoang7281

11 ай бұрын

It may be stupid but he’s getting content. So it’s a win win once it’s finished. Sit back and enjoy

I have been wrenching for over 22 years for different companies and on many diff makes and models and I genuinely value this content. If people only knew the amount of PATIENCE this line of work takes and how long this actually does take. 😱💯

@BenjaminCronce

11 ай бұрын

I know barely anything about cars beyond the obvious and just seeing all of the parts getting taken out, I have no idea how you figure out how to put it all back together yet alone a plan for how to fix everything.

@Armadous

11 ай бұрын

I have no particular interest in cars but I'm engrossed in this series for precisely the meticulous detail.

@roguewarr4662

11 ай бұрын

@@BenjaminCronce This is the life of most if not all Mechanics every day .

@roguewarr4662

11 ай бұрын

@@BenjaminCronce As a 40 plus year Mechanic , their was times in the past when I was working in a dealership ,that had 4 engines torn down at one time waiting on parts ,figuring how I was going to get these car all back together . But with skill and patience ,they get put back together .The trick Harry potter is not to have a cup of left over bolts and nuts. Just think what a jet engine mechanic has to go through . Or a heavy Duty truck mechanic ,working on huge diesel engines .

@OhJay0

11 ай бұрын

​@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist2Hallelujah.🫱🏿‍🫲🏾

The cable vomit of wiring loom gives me an itch! Epic build. Can’t wait to episode 3086 “Who remembers where this clip goes?” Keep up the amazing work team. 👍🏻

@ianmontgomery7534

10 ай бұрын

or How many videos do we have to watch to see where we took it from.

I cannot express just how impressed i am that you’ve taken on a project as massive as this. Its going to be absolutely incredible when its finished!!

@Condor-uc2lw

11 ай бұрын

I hope he gets it done but i think IF is still very much on the table

@efflux

11 ай бұрын

At this point, even a successful youtuber like Tavarish is going to need some massive sponsorships, patreon stuff, gofundme, free McLaren help etc... to even get close to finishing this with any reasonable amount of quality. Even 2+ million views per episode isn't going to cut it. This thing is a disaster and he knows it... but it's AMAZING for the community. IMO, this was a waste all around, but I still enjoy watching!

@pastathemechanic7536

11 ай бұрын

@@efflux bruh, he has a 5m+ garage. He'll be ok

@andrewstewart8704

11 ай бұрын

It's mind blowing just how many things need fixing and how complex this project is not to mention the price of parts as well.

@steve581581

11 ай бұрын

​@@pastathemechanic7536dude doesn't realize he hypes up every episode with some clickbait bs and thinks he wouldn't have bought it if he couldn't afford it

A 37 minute video flies by like it's nothing, because of the effort you put into these videos. So great to see you back on your game and loving your work!

@abigalanderson7494

11 ай бұрын

You know theres passion when they're burning the midnight oil

@EDouble1

11 ай бұрын

I'd take a 3 to 7 minute video on the progress of the S65.

I love that not only are you building a legendary car, but also learning more about McClaren's as well, and getting to see all the behind the scenes and whatnot as well. A whole roundabout project that everyone is getting their hands in to as well. What a collab, what a series!

@EclipseTurboGST

11 ай бұрын

McClaren? :)

Man, I'm overwhelmed just watching everything as you disassemble the car. Bravo. Keep the vids coming. The entire car community is rooting for you!

Is there someone responsible for remembering where all the pieces go? Tremendous amount of parts and labor. Great job guys.

@BlakBeltSausage

11 ай бұрын

I was about to ask the exact same thing 😂

@Liljericho

11 ай бұрын

I'm assuming that what all the time lapse footage is for. He might also be taking pictures of everything as they are taking it apart, but I didn't see that in the time lapse.

@wiggy7824

11 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same, it's most definitely gonna take a while putting all that back together, especially after it's been apart for a few months 😮

@batman9512

11 ай бұрын

I'm assuming that after the 675LT and some of the other extensive rebuilds, some lessons have been learned about keeping track of parts...or he just has a big brain.

@m4rvinmartian

11 ай бұрын

FWIW, if you EVER do any sized resto... LOTS and LOTS and LOTS of pictures. Those also add to the value of the car when you sell it. Sandwich baggies and a marker keep all the small stuff organized.

I was waiting for this. Hereby I donate 40min of my life

@theforgottenguest

11 ай бұрын

How is the video so far? I just started watching it

@wjeurs

11 ай бұрын

​@@theforgottenguestdidn't say donated

@dejiimole

11 ай бұрын

20 mins here. I watch KZread on 2x speed.

@CarsPaint

11 ай бұрын

Lol all of us bro 😂

@CarsPaint

11 ай бұрын

​@dejiimole lol do you really do that bro ? 🤔😅

I think my favorite part about your channel is that you guys always manage to have some fun and have some laughs. Even with something like this, where the tear down has to be so tedious and tiring, ya'll are still having fun.

the level of optimism throughout these series is admirable. you sir have a patience of a monk and very determined person. its depressing to see no end to see more issues and faults with this car as we progress through the videos I am hoping for a well worth ending and happy conclusion.

If you ever come across a pressurised hydraulic system, you will need more protection than just safety glasses. Try and put as much of a shield as possible between you and whatever you are trying to undo to prevent oil penetrating your skin and entering the bloodstream. Keep up the good work. Loving the series so far!

@Zablerts

11 ай бұрын

A normal commet wow

@doodoo66

11 ай бұрын

I saw a thing about those kind of wounds. Apparently they are one of the worst. Some of the pictures won't leave my brain

@KaminKevCrew

11 ай бұрын

I was about to comment about this - Hydraulic Injection is *extremely* dangerous. It’s often a salvageable situation, but it absolutely REQUIRES immediately going to the ER. Any kind of delay will quickly take an uncomfortable situation and turn it into a deadly one. It often doesn’t hurt that much when hydraulic injection happens, but without immediate medical care, the hydraulic fluid being pumped around your body will very quickly kill you. There’s a reason that most hydraulic injection related deaths/amputated fingers/limbs are due to the victim not seeking medical care. To anyone that sees it, *please* take extreme precautions when it comes to dealing with hydraulic systems. They can be extremely dangerous.

@acra89

11 ай бұрын

Best thing with hydraulic leaks is it can be the smallest hole making an almost invisible stream. Source: aerospace engineering qualifications. Good layman’s style video is Hydraulic Press channel recently did one with ballistic gel - it’s nasty!

@notDonaldFagen

11 ай бұрын

As someone working in an ER who occasionally gets some saws and crush injuries, you've added something to my wish list 😅

I was worried about your P1 engine blowing as your 675 did, but later in the video, you addressed the plans to take care of the failure points! This is really unfolding in all the right ways

@ctrlcf

11 ай бұрын

As unfortunate as that was I'm glad it was a learning experience so he doesn't have to make that mistake with a much more costly engine

@biglee13m

11 ай бұрын

I really hope he doesn't have to do engine out again. This engine out process looks like a pain in the ass.

@generalmartok3990

11 ай бұрын

@@biglee13m This is where I can acknowledge some people just have higher bandwidth than me. I was getting very stressed watching that.

Freddy, Jack, Rex and the invisible team of wives/girlfriends of these 3 men…I bow down. Thank you for your hard work and dedication. Keep up the great work !

@patrickyoung3503

Ай бұрын

I'd be got to agree with you , it really does take a full team to keep the show on the road . My hat is off to all of you unseen people .

You know you are a real car guy when you say 700+ HP isn’t enough. Absolutely rooting for you and the boys T! I wholeheartedly believe if there is one person in the world that can do this is you boys! 🙏🏽🤘🏽🖤

Out of all these car rebuild enthusiast channel projects i love, Tavarish's project is straight BOSS level and he's leading the pack hands down!

@deandalapanda

11 ай бұрын

Dude is totally STRESS EATING lol That car is junk xD Yea he might get parts to rebuild it but.... its not going to resale for the amount hes going to want

@granthoover9045

11 ай бұрын

@@deandalapandayou’ll be wrong man. The market is insane for these cars and having the provenance of the rebuild on video and it being the infamous P1 that was basically delivery miles, left for dead, and resurrected. Making it even more powerful and the battery being better than stock, this car will be 20 to 30 percent under the price of a regular P1

@gwauk205

11 ай бұрын

@@deandalapandaThe car will be awesome but more importantly he’ll make his money 10 fold from the re-build series! The end value of the car is unimportant!

The best part. Even when things look absolutely horrible and take bad turns. These guys laugh through it and don’t let it bring their mood down. This will lead to the success of this project. The world is rooting for you 🙏🏾👏🏾

@dantedetsu7781

11 ай бұрын

Exactly 😂

@Coolnventions

11 ай бұрын

yea because the video views pay for the car. He is VERY hedged in this build. If something goes wrong he makes a video on it and boom, problem solved. If I could leverage myself this safely id laugh too

@xxvvvvdjcocopuff1xxz825

11 ай бұрын

Yeah but that's because Freddie stole this shell because he got a good p1 shell with a usable engine and when finished is gonna have equity, their gonna be laughing with a moded p1 straight to the bank. ONCE ALL THE PARTS ARE EQUIRED❤

As much as I’m really loving and enjoying this series of the P1 project i found out from a reliable source that Hector is going to be running 3 Honda Civics with spoon engines. And on top of that he just came into Harry's and he ordered 3 T66 turbos, with NOS, and a Motec system exhaust.

Make sure both you and the P1 stay safe with this storm headed Florida’s way… hate for another hurricane to get it!

3 man team, working on the P1 is really awesome. Hats down to you three!!!! watching from Philippines 🤙🏻🤙🏻

@menatworkbangkok

11 ай бұрын

Angeles City... Salute

really enjoying this series. Wondering if you could put together a video of how you organize the parts/bolts/screws etc. when you pull things off the car. looks like an insane puzzle. how are you going to know how to put it back together?

@joflo5-0h99

11 ай бұрын

I second that!

Hugely watchable and entertaining content Freddie...... thank you. Can’t wait to see the project develop and get road ready. It’s easy to get overwhelmed with big projects. But you always follow the best engineering advice by simply seeing it all as nut & bolts, clips etc. I’m not even a car guy..... but I always appreciate determination and this Freddie is compulsive viewing 😊.

I couldn't change the oil on my own car if I tried, but I LOVE watching people whose curiosity leads them to have the courage to take an engine this complex apart to understand how it works and figure out how it could be made even better. This car rebuild has been the most incredible project! Thank you for sharing it. Honestly, I don't know how KZread decided to put it up on my recommended list because I don't generally watch gearhead or tuner videos, but this has been a treat! (Yeah, I'm old. LOL!)

I think you should do a video to explain how you keep all the parts and screws straight when doing a tear down like this. I have no idea how you would ever put that all back together without forgetting a lot of little clips and bolts.

@drunkenhobo8020

11 ай бұрын

I struggle to keep track when taking apart a benchtop power supply or something simple at work. Couldn't begin to imagine doing a whole car!

@ahmedalkhalifa1595

11 ай бұрын

they probably group parts together

@11matt555

11 ай бұрын

Just play the video in reverse /s

@abigalanderson7494

11 ай бұрын

Some of the bolts don't exist anymore thanks to the grinder lol

Freddie, I admire your tenacity. I wish you and your team the best of luck getting this machine back on the road.

this is an amazing series!! looking forward to see the entire project come to life! amazing work, guys! keep it up!

I’m loving the P1 footage getting exclusive access to garages all over the nation. Good luck with the build. Can’t wait for the next episode. 😁

Makes my day when I see a new video on this build. Keep going Freddy!! Respect to the lads staying late & helping out also!! They seem like true friends to me. What an experience to share, tearing apart & rebuilding a world famous P1.

Hats off man! With every episode we understand even more how incredibly challenging this project is, but we know you guys will do it ! I still cannot wrap my head around how you keep track of all the parts and where to put them when assembling the car :O

Freddie, you and your team are a machine! Most would walk away, but you keep chomping through this build! 👊

Fucking love how Rex just stuck around since the dry ice cleaning. Can't wait for the next episode

You're doing amazing Freddie, and on top of that helping Matt build the GT3 in your shop as well... you're a gentleman and a scholar! keep up gods work!

@xzeusx7881

11 ай бұрын

And fun fact Matt sold the GT3 to Feddie, if u didn't see it on Mats second channel. The whole community coming together warms my heart

@henrikjohansson5433

11 ай бұрын

God has absolutely ZERO input here...Good mechanics though...Good work guys!

@greatdaneacdc

11 ай бұрын

Gods helping! Great I missed that ! 🙏🏽

@baddriving3966

11 ай бұрын

Sorry to have to tell you but God is just a myth.

@lawrence2012v8

11 ай бұрын

@@baddriving3966what makes you so sure?

My heart goes out to pixellation guy, we see you, we appreciate what you do. Thank you :)

Wow those connecting rods and pistons are literally pieces of art to me.. Gorgeous. I am SUPER happy you went to see Cannonball to do your engine.. He's absolutely the friggin' MASTER with these engines.. Awesome!

I'm really glad you bought this car. You have such a good attitude. It's very enjoyable to watch you as you explore what you've gotten yourself in to.

This entire series is great, I’m not any part of it & I truly have anxiety of how you will get this to finish. What a monumental project, wish I was part of it, thank you for doing this

The teardown videos are a little stressful to watch but you are going to have an amazing machine when it's finished. Keep on keeping on guys!!

@gsp911

11 ай бұрын

I don't think this car will ever drive under its own power again.

Ricardo worker here: I look after the 2 dyno cells when mechanically they require fixing. Every engine gets a 37 minute BIPO (break in pass off) cycle. That cycle was optimised over 8-10 years down to that time frame to ensure all components are broken in properly. It gets a warm up, full power run and cam swing in that and it’s ready to go 👌🏼it’s then a strict pass or fail and off to rework or PDI/Delivery to Mclaren in Woking

Original owner was my neighbor down here in SW Florida, pretty cool to see the car get some love after watching it float around in the parking lot!

this project is being amazing, this is the first channel that I keep waiting for new videos every second on the week.

@imcrux6583

11 ай бұрын

Bro Steve’s P1 cold start at 37:56 made my ear drums ejaculate😭so beautiful

You three rock. It's great to see you guys having the passion and fun working together. This P1 will be finished far ahead of time. And Freddy, seeing that red P1 at the end, it reinforced my suggestion to have your car painted in a dark burgundy with matching interior. ✌🏻

It warms my heart to watch this series as I remember watching the original video of this flooding and it broke my heart especially when the P1 is my favourite car, so it’s so good to watch you bring it back from the graveyard.

I really look forward to the P1 updates and enjoy the content. I am interested in learning how you manage to keep track of the disassembly of the P1 from a point of view of keeping all parts, screws bolts etc together so that you get it right when it's time to put it all back together. Like other subscribers, maybe a special video sometime to show how you do it ?

Freddy looks great! Despite of what he has been through. I can tell he is much happier now.

This could quite possibly be the best build series I’ve ever watched. So enjoyable.

This is insane! So glad we're getting regular uploads!!! Hopefully the parts will keep coming in so it doesn't stop!

This really is a fascinating series, so much respect for you guys for tackling this! I can't wait for the next episode

@daves.8049

11 ай бұрын

I'm getting the feeling there was never any intention of putting the P1 back together.

This episode has been my favorite! Happy to see the community helping you undertake this massive project. big W.

I appreciate your effort on fixing the P1 Freddy! Keep it up! Never give up on your dreams!

Thanks heaps Taverish for these tutorial videos. It's really going to help me when i rebuild my p1 soon. You're the man!

Wow, this was a gnarly episode... The level of commitment, patience and determination to keep going is extremely inspiring. Hope KZread pays for this entire build and then some! You deserve it, thank you so much for taking this on and sharing.

This is by far the coolest build on KZread. Nice one lads. Such a huge project, and i can't wait to see it finished.

2.1M VIEWS WOW! I already watched this when it first came out 6 days ago. Randomly noticed it has 2.1M Views now. Heck yeah. I am loving this build series and it shows everyone else is to! Can't wait to see where you take it. Well Done Tavarish hats off to you! Can't wait for the next Part!

So I stumbled across your channel as I follow Mat Armstrong over here in the UK. Wow this is literally the best car channel on KZread bar none. Your courage in taking on this project is just off the scale, absolutely awesome, I’m hooked, can’t put down the iPad 😅 keep it up with the P1, just amazing🥰

Thats some solid progress! Just a warning for the bendpak lifts, ive had the button stick on me twice. Its actually the relay, that the button controls, that gets stuck. Replace that relay inside the control box.

@jgonzalez0109

11 ай бұрын

No you didn’t. You just heard Hoovie say that recently. Stop it.

@exquisitebuilds

11 ай бұрын

@@jgonzalez0109 are you okay? lmaoo

Fantastic project. Can only think of 1 project out there that’s bigger and he’s rebuilding a plane! The amount of positive attitude to do something like this without it crushing your soul is inspirational. 👍

This is some journey you are taking us all on! What a project, completely fascinating from start to finish with the way you present it. Wishing you all the best throughout the rest of the project!

im sooo invested, the P1 is one of my favorite cars all time, keep up the amazing job man

This guy's enthusiasm and general positive outlook are infectious. I don't know anything about these cars but I'm loving the series!

What a great personality he has. Ivan, is just awesome. Enjoyed everything he said.

This by far one of the most interesting and best builds on KZread and you’ve ever done Freddy. Keep it up mate.

The dedication to this rebuild is absolutely amazing, no matter the outcome I am all in on watching the progress.

Man I get so excited when you put a new video up about this car, can not wait to see the finished product

Best episode yet! Fantastic! ThANKS!

Great work guys. Really good to watch the fantastic content and progress you are making on the P1

I'm not a car guy, but I've watched all six episodes so far.... amazing to say the least.... I can't wait for the end result. Thanks!!! Brilliant!!!!!!

Listening to Ivan talk about these parts was an absolute treat! What I would give to even have a week learning from him!

The friends you have that helped you during this are awesome.

I know very little about cars but I really enjoy watching this channel, especially this project with how positive Tavarish always seems to be.

These episodes are mind-blowing to watch, the technology, the size of the engine and last but not least the price... I am privileged to see this so easily on You tube. Thanx Tavarish.

As a non-mechanical person watching the disassembly each episode I'm always amazed by two things, 1: The shear amount of work/intricate engineering that goes into building these cars and 2: The amount of sand that is still coming out of it. I look forward to the first sand free episode...many.....many episodes from now.

The fact that an R34 and R35 are on lifts, next to mclarens. Beautiful!

I christen this the "Salt Box" 1 of 1 ever made. Amazing to watch guys!

Ivan seems like a stand up dude. Sounds super enthusiastic, very knowledgeable, and you can definitely tell he loves his job! I can't wait for the new episodes!

This has got to be my favorite series on youtube. The most unique build ever I can’t wait to see this build progress.

I love your choices of projects and what you all do. I will continue to watch every video and showing my support. Praying for some good news as you delve deeper into this work of art.

3 Million subscribers would be awesome! Thanks for all the amazing content you’re a genuine nice person man 😊

Absolutely loving this series

I watched the first 5 seconds like 20 times!! You guys are the absolute definition of dedication and craziness and freddy is like from another planet! Best rebuild in the world.

It's simply a great team doing an incredible job that is bigger than any rebuild i have seen so far.

Keep it up bro!!! We love the videos and definitely consider making them longer!!!

@PROFESSOR_TV

11 ай бұрын

imo 40 min is big enough

@can.turkkan

11 ай бұрын

​@@PROFESSOR_TV1 hour is better i think

I'm glad you guys are taking it apart entirely, solid work right there ❤ Maybe a separate sister episode of just timelapses ?

Amazing how much knowledge "simple guys and small shops" have... I never thought that something like this even exists. Who would have thought that there is that much money to be able to do this

It's so nuts how many people are following this build. You guys do amazing stuff andlearn as you you go it's really inspirational what a few friends that have learned so much about so many different cars.

Wow this episode was the most progress I’ve seen on this car in one episode that surprised me how much you got done keep it moving along you’re slowly getting there and I’m starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel also I love that you saved this car and are putting one of a limited number back on the road so that number wouldn’t go down

Best part of my job is building engines. I love taking a box of parts and making a living thing. Good video can't wait to see it completed.

Ricardo PLC are local to me, I went on a tour once of their factory/estate, they described how they tested the engines as "it's like they're driving up the wall for 30 minutes straight, it's the hardest the engines will ever be ran". They also had IOT connected torque wrenches so they actually know how torqued each bolt on the engine is, so they can more easily diagnose any potential problems with that. It was sick!

OMG, if you guys get this car running again, it will be an absolute miracle. Watching with anticipation and hope. Good luck guys!

Funny thing is I know tavarish has already finished the P1 and he is just releasing videos! Just amazing how he shows all the ins and outs! Really appreciate the extra content and the honesty!

Hey Freddy! 👋 love your work ethic, love your hustle, love your style, love your whole crew! You’ve inspired me to start restoring my ‘87 NA MR2. I’m terrified 😂. If you can do it, then I can too. Keep up the amazing projects sir!

@Giratina575

11 ай бұрын

Go for it man. The mr2 is such a gem. Is it the AW11 or SW20

@clembillingsly1873

11 ай бұрын

You got this bro

@ReaynRobinson

11 ай бұрын

@@Giratina575 aw11 😁. Getting some fresh tires on her right now!

@Giratina575

11 ай бұрын

@@ReaynRobinson thats dope. As heck. I've only seen one aw11 in person

@ReaynRobinson

11 ай бұрын

@@Giratina575 I bet! I had never even seen one before I got mine! The only thing asked of me by the previous owner was that I don’t let it die in a scrap yard. They had some wonderful memories with her and I plan to make a ton of my own 😊

The water gushing from the turbo piping had me stressing. This is an amazing task that should go down in automobile media history. Keep it up!

This is my favorite series I've ever followed on KZread. I hope you dont break the frame with all that HP! Thanks for the content!

Cannot wait to see more of this! You and the team are my new favs. I admire how humble you stay and willingness to help and work with other KZreadrs unlike some others. Keep up the great work, this P1 is going to be epic!

I actually think it would be a really cool idea if you painted the car to be a homage to Florida or just the beach, maybe like sunset colors or Miami colors with the purple and blue.

Money buys a lot of things, like a company’s brand new turnkey car, but not true pride of rebuilding/building your car from bare metal. This one has a truly awesome history to tell.