Hell yeah that's big difference from start

Obviously I don't know how much money you have spent on improvements to your Suzuki Samurai, but the value of your car has probably gone up by 40 or 50%. I love your videos and I congratulate you on your skills and good taste in restoration.

@FixLife119

Ай бұрын

Thanks very much, I'm sure if I calculated the hours spent it would only be a few dollars an hour but that's ok because I've been able to make content. Unfortunately the first 75 videos can never be monetized because of the music I used, but going forward I won't make that mistake, live and learn right. I just wish the editing software that I use that provided that music would have said that, but it didn't, so I had to learn the hard way.

@gregoriogutierrezcastro1994

Ай бұрын

@@FixLife119 I am very sorry that you have not been able to benefit from your magnificent work. just to encourage you to continue and comment that I have seen and found all your videos prior to the Suzuki very interesting

Damn, how good it looks! - You’re really good at this. Your last video on this Samurai should be a 15 min ‘then-now’ video.

@FixLife119

Ай бұрын

Great minds think alike. I have already been thinking that's what I want to do for months now. I'll prob take the first or second video and try to turn down the same roads and recreate everything, then dub it together in a bunch of places, the old vs now.

Yeah i like the blk insert

@FixLife119

Ай бұрын

Yeah that was kinda cool, didn't notice till I was editing but it would look pretty cool.

@numbskullskills

Ай бұрын

@@FixLife119 you might need to try that

That sticker on the driver's side should be the info about tire size, pressure, and weight stats for the Samurai. If you want it, I can take a Pic of mine and send it to you somehow. Really doesn't matter since you and I both have bigger tires than stock...lol

@FixLife119

Ай бұрын

Thanks, but like you said it wouldn't really match up. I do kinda wonder why the stickers above the windshield still had the lettering but the tire sticker lettering was totally gone.

@BA-jr9wr

Ай бұрын

No idea. Could have been what they were exposed to. Like the one in the door probably saw a lot more dirt and grime and water where the ones under the windshield just saw sun. Or maybe even the paint that was on them was different.

That's just cold matured vehicles all do

In Spain and especially in the Canary Islands where I live, a Suzuki Samurai in good mechanical and paint condition can be worth about 6,500 or 7,000 dollars. I have one that has only traveled 48,000 km, that has the original factory mechanics and paint, and I wouldn't sell it for less than $8,000.

@FixLife119

Ай бұрын

Sounds like you've got a good one, and such a beautiful place you live. 48kkm is nothing, that's like new! The prices are all over the place here, I've seen them between $5k and $20k+. Most are around the prices you're saying though.

Goibg be brand new used again

@FixLife119

25 күн бұрын

@@P.Trim69 Haha thanks, yeah it kinda feels that way. I'm hoping the new carb makes it run a little smoother, if it ever shows up.

Id help yeah

@FixLife119

Ай бұрын

Thanks, and likewise buddy, I'd help you fashion medieval knives to your quad lol.

Howdy adam, lets see what you been up to

@FixLife119

Ай бұрын

Just sweating my arse off.

3k was one first things o done but mine was stock carb wasted Webber but to many 0eople said d floods off-road incline or declines depending how put on

You sellin the Sammie. Hay....you could give it away, yeah a thousand subscribers giveaway. LOL geat idea right😁

@FixLife119

Ай бұрын

That's eventually my goal, to fix up cars and just give them to people in need. Can't afford it now though, I'm just hoping I can get another project, time will tell.

@numbskullskills

Ай бұрын

@@FixLife119 i here you maybe enough people will join in the give away, subs i mean. im rootin for yeah

Get it from gary at national get kit to few hundred what i payed few years back