Glad to hear you're getting better. When you two were pulling at the wheel, I was convinced it might suddenly free itself, causing a broken nose! I was told to leave the wheel nut loosely in place to avoid that. The new wheel looks very good.

good blog a gen as you are doing it Alex's keep them coming Gary from Crewe

Alex full of energy excellent content I hope your recovering well. Not seen your cat 🐈 lately..👍🏻

Keep Good job 😊

Fantastic video once again

I love the 61 Galaxy!

Wheely good work!

It could get confusing, having Betty the Ford Galaxy and Betty the Ford Fairmont (Ian from Hubnut's car). For a moment there I thought there was going to be a collaboration between you and Ian..! Glad you're recovering.

Hello Alex in the hall and glad you are much better.

Lovely work Alex and glad to see you are feeling better. I'm coming down with a cold. 😢

Great video and content as always, thank you, you keep us all inspired, all the best 💪👍

That's a lot of mall job's that need doing and makes a much bigger difference to how it drives and how you feel about what has been achieved. Great stuff. Cheers Bob

A super episode and a joy to find your hard work. Jessie’s steers wheel is an object of beauty when completed to present day ones. You should keep it and maybe later on have worn done on it as others have said.

Cats like to help!

Even new cars are at least three or four miles per hour out, meaning you are less likely to be over the maximum speed limit. Manufacturers don't want you to be fined for speeding. By law they can't under regulate speedo's but they can and do over regulate slightly.

Good job, old gal .... 👌

On the topic of oil leaks , you can get a polymer from the USA called CT - 205 (or something similar ) that is supposed to "rejuvenate " rubber oil seals and other rubber parts.

Seeing Arlo in the back window of Jessie was so cute x

Hi Alex hope you are OK, the classic car show at Chepstow racecourse is Sunday April 21st, if would like a entry form to show your car off, please let me know and I can print one off for you, take care. 😊

Hi Alex. I'm watching your videos with renewed interest as I've just bought a P4 100 myself, in need of moderate repairing and general recommissioning. I might pick your brain in the future as to who can supply what. (I'm in Australia BTW.) On your steering wheel, should you fancy trying to fix your old one, you could fill the cracks with epoxy glue. You can colour the glue with a squirt from a spray can while mixing it, and it still hardens fine. On the Galaxie, Betty just doesn't sit well with me for its name. How about Gaylord? Cheers.