Excited for the collab where you come over and redo my workshop! Thanks again for offering that 🙏🏻

Holly crap he’s back people..... he’s actually back 😂

I'll never forget the beauty of my old Super Guilia 1600 . The Italian cars of that era are marvellous .

Happy to see you uploading again

Love your workshop improvements. I am the same, that I hate taking time away from the builds, but improving the workshop pays off in the long run. Being more productive and having an organised space in invaluable.

Sounds like we are into the same cars! We own a '66 Giulia Sprint GT. We also own a '65 Porsche 356C, a '67 E-type, and a '69 Dodge Super Bee.

An organized Shop Space is the Best Playground for your Cars!!!

Glad you're posting again, Jethro. Your obsessiveness for detail is still great vlogging. 👍✌

The best KZfaq mechanic is back! Great...and I thought your shop was tidy before!

Jethro’s back! I think I’ll take a break from work now. I’m an Engineer. They would have trained the intuition and ingenuity out of you and taught you to follow the rules. Absolute destruction for the creative and explorative mind. You have to really fight for a role that allows you that.

Hi Jethro, thanks for the content. You do a wonderful job producing and editing it all. I just wanted to say that I 100% agree with you in regards to maintaining and using classic cars. People seem to forget that there is an environmental impact in producing new cars. Especially with the plastics and other materials being used today. I wouldn't be surprised if a well maintained classic has less overall environmental impact for the life of the car, than some of the newer EV's being produced?

Favorite colors are Charcoal gray exterior. Red leather interior. Wheels silver or black or body color, or a combination of all 3. Great Channel! I admire your achievements with the Alfas!! Dont stop, Ever!!!👍🇺🇸👍

I completely agree about your opinion about the environment. Even a restored car uses less emissions than a brand new.

I'm so glad I found your channel. I've been an Alfa fan (more like a nut) since my mid-teens, and I've just turned 76! I bought the last new 2000 GTV sold in Phoenix. A '74 model that I purchased in January of 1976. It was on the small Alfa dealers 3 car showroom floor. I had that car until 2013. I'm enjoying your projects and your approach and appreciation of Alfa Romeos in general and the 105 series in particular. Thank you!

Much as I like the 105/115 shape, I once saw a Giulia Sprint GTC drive past and I realised it was the only one. Given your area of expertise and the scarcity of the 105/115 convertible - that would be car to bring back to life. My own Alfa history is quite limited: I owned an Alfasud in the late 1970's (just before the rust set in) and I did many happy miles in my mother in law's 1973 Dutch Blue 1600 Guilia Super - a wonderful car.

Hi Jethro, I have watched your channel on a regular basis because like you I am an Alfa lover. I own a 42 years-old Spider and a 1959 Fiat 600, both well restored and drive a modern Giulia on a daily basis. My favourite car of all time is the Alfa 105 and precisely the GT Junior Scalino (step nose). Looking forward to see the full restoration of the GTV which I am sure it will be amazing. To finish I want to point out that it's great to see someone as young as you being an expert on working on such cars because nowadays it's a dying skill. Keep up with the excellent work. Bravo!

Wrapped up my degree at 35 after 11 years off and 17 years on and off. If you want to get an engineering degree later on you can. If and when you want to go back you’ll find it more enjoyable later on when you don’t HAVE to do it. Enjoy your videos and I’m grateful for the Weber DCOE rebuild video forever. My 240Z thanks you.

That shop...that is not a work space, that is an art exhibition!

I second your opinion on "The Innocents Abroad." Then again, I'm a sucker for travel literature.

I love Alfetta GTV. Had a 79. The facelifted GTV6 was something sexy for the 80's though,.

Agree about the 916. Had one new and used it as a “works” car for a few years, travelling all over the UK. Blasting through the glens of Scotland in sun and snow was a real treat. Replaced with an S2000 which was another treat!

Hello Jethro, your history is very simillar to my. Fortunatlly I finished Engineering study but early years were exactly like yours so I understand you very well... Please visit POLAND during your trip to Europe, my country it is called "Europe car workshop" with a lot of very good specialists of restorating old cars. We also have a quite big community of Alfa Romeo enthusiasts so you can count on us during your pass through our country, everyone will help you in case of any problems, I think you can even feel here more safety than in Scandinavian countries and if you want to visit deep north it is also easy to go through Baltic See to Scandinavian countries. You can feel VERY WELLCOME:)

2 words “ Very Satisfying”

Your roadtrip planning to the Pole circle, make sure your heater is working all the time, isolate your car the best you can, and number one Winter tires good luck and nice trip, greetings from The Netherlands

Congrats on 35,000 subscribers!!! The shop looks amazing. I have a shop in Florida waiting for me to retire (a year or two) ...and get busy on my collection of vintage cars, motorcycles, trucks and scooters. Great videos!!!!!!!!!! Nice job on the shop. Dave from Long Island, Ne York. Peace.

Glad to see another upload from you. I kinda was worried to never see another video on this channel again

Good to see you back J....enjoy your talking and discussion of your shop rebuild. Thanks Jethro...Jim from Ky

Great work Jethro. What a difference your revised and re-organised workshop is now. Re colour combo, Bluette and/or Blu Hollandese with tan interior. Alas my Giulia 1300 TI is red, but at least the interior is tan leather. I had it retrimmed.

He's back!! Thank goodness-we've been worried and its not like we can pop over and tap on the glass and say "Youhooo-JB you allright?"I still suffer from garage envy-I did a refresh in the heat of last summer but while its better, the garage is tiny and 120 years old so I'm redoing the smokehouse for long term storage-its where my 4 motorcycles slumber.. Good for you Books?-Look for Jupiter's Travels. I bought it in the 90s. A Londoner's tale of 35,000 miles on global journey on a Triumph motorcycle. Just imagine trying to build a charcoal fire hot enough to heat and straighten a connecting rod in a village in the middle of the Sudan desert.

As a American with a poorly behaved 66 fastback mustang, can confirm, allot of fun to drive around.

The Porsche 356 and the Beck 550 spyder are so beautiful and worth the money for the experience of driving.

You inspired me to rebuild my 1985 bmw e28 and I loved every single moment working on it and I just wanted to say thanks for the inspiration and for all the knowledge that you are sharing in your videos it really help me. Thanks for everything keep it up and you will succeed am pretty sure.

Hi Jethro, nice changes on workshop. Best order i've seen. Piece of art all together, clean and waiting for best use. My favourite colors are blue pervinca with brown interior.

It was a delight to hear from you again. Interesting are the amount of interests we have in commun, and not only about Alfa, books, and classic Honda motorcycles! Perhaps doing the Fial 500 would be a good idea for now. Regarding colours, what about the Alfa pine green with a brown interior?

Almost to 50k looking forward to it!!!

H.V. Morton's A Traveler in Italy takes you back to 1960's Southern Italy with historical insights...

HOLY CRAP! WELCOME BACK MAN!!!! Was waiting for this for months! Thank you! Binge watched your stuff over the Christmas holidays!

Envy your workshop!

Love the idea of buying things that are built to last. So many things are cheaply made and don’t last at all.

You should be accorded an Automobile Engineering Degree from the amount of fine works done on that Alfa and made it alive again......!

Pressure and time make diamonds...at least that's what I kept telling myself while waiting for a new Alfa video

With much respect, for the “old car/long road trip” preparation, fresh brakes are a great idea. (Lesson from a 10,000 mile trip in a ‘67 VW van.)

Outside grey and blue leather is nice. My Lancia Thesis had this combi

Blue on Blue would look awesome 👍 my dad had a MK4 Ford Corrina in a baby blue with a black vinyl toof, along with blue seats and carpets and a wooden dash. Looked beautiful

Had an '84 Sud Sprint. Held up OK.

If mustard yellow is the same as yellow ochre, that's my vote (the colour of our family Giulia Super back in '71). Not sure about black interior, a little gloomy/claustrophobic/monotonous - like yourself, I prefer tan. Congrats on the workshop, it's going to repay you with faster progress with your builds.

Looks great well done

Good to see another video and great to see the garage updated. Every update for your support center will carry you on for a very long time. Shops are always in a period of construction and expansions. You think its a storage section, but eventually it becomes part of the workshop. A very long time ago just after high school I had rebuilt a 58 MGA 1500. It was mess in 1972 and a lot of mechanical rebuilding, rings and valves, transmission and brakes, leaking gas tank. Dents removed and repainted Brittish Racing Green with Oxford Red leather and black carpet. It wasn't a fast car but a lot of fun to drive and participated in local rallies and Autocross events. Just a bunch of old cars and fun. Keep the videos short and the music low, actually music is subject to personal taste, for get the music.

26:53 The Sprint was right here on my doorstep in Gordon's Bay wow!! I grew up in Alfas... owned quite a few myself.

Very nice clean up 😃 It WILL make all other projects more enjoyable 🤠😄

Great to see you are back.

Can't wait for your upcoming content!

Nice work with the shop! Looks really great. The q&a was fun as well. Can't wait to see more content.

Been waiting for a while. I always enjoy your post. Nice to see progress, and you. I hope all is well Jethro.

Good to see you back!

Waaaaaaaaw very beautifull, greetings from Belgium!!!!

I really love your channel dude, please keep doing what you're doing!

Good to have you back. i just left your channel subscribed. Thanks for the interesting and entertaining content.

very good job on your workshop. thats also the ideal size for my requirements!

Very happy That you are back. Thanks for the Great content, Keep it up

Absolutely love it - a real inspiration for a workshop tidy up and reorganisation.

Good to see you back Jethro. The workshop looks great. Looking forward to seeing what you get up to 😎

Good to see you back mate.

Fantastic job on the shop improvements. Looking forward to new projects and videos.

Welcome back Jethro and thank you for this enlightening episode. Made it worth the wait.

Glad to see you back, the workshop looks great now. Looking forward to your next series.

Beautiful shop. Congrats.

Thank you Jethro! 👍🏻

We have missed you. Welcome back!

Nice workshop!!!!!😍

Looks amazing and I love your videos 👍👍

Good to see you again Jethro ! Musta paused fifty times to see details of your workshop reno - bellisima ! Q&A's are always great insights.

it's nice to see you back😃

Thank you for coming back! I found myself watching all the previous videos over again which was fun too. But I wondered how the project were going. It is very understandible too considering all the time, costs and effort is going into rebuilding a car and make videos at the same time.

Jethro! Welcome back! It's been far too long. Slightly obviously, my favourite colour scheme is from my (favourite Alfa) 74 Berlina 2000: Brick red/brown with ivory interior, with that slightly rare bucket rear seating...A bliksem to keep those seats clean, but well worth the looks. On a side note, my Alfetta GTV was a kinda gold with ivory interior.

The workshop looks beautiful.

congratulations on hitting 35,000 subscribers! 👏👏👏👏

Great job done on the workshop refit. Nice place to do some graft.

Absolutely fascinating Q&A Jethro, I just love hearing you describe your passion for these cars and your personal journey. Such a great channel!

ah! that place looks dreamy! kudos!

Welcome back! Stick a GTV6 in that workshop soon :) plenty in SA.

Nice workspace. Looks very professional. 👍

AT LAST!!! Good to have you back Jethro. Nice going on the shop remodeling.

it's a nice new place for the alfa's and futur projects, it's a pleasure to watch sucht perfect video ! always make with good tastes

Just came across your channel. Mega interesting video. Look forward to catching up on what I have missed.

great update of workshop - same project I think about for years also...thank you for the insights - also like the idea of the 67 mustang fastback in primer grey - if you want the material for it - have something like that in the back row of my projects waiting. cheers from south of Germany

Yes...hes back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for answering my question about brakes and suspension. I think you've set our minds at ease to do such an upgrade 😁👍🏼

Good to see you back posting videos again mate

Welcome back!!!!!. We missed you 👍

Great that you are back! Was worried! Time well spent! Great Workshop!👍

Good to see you back Jethro. Blue with Brown is beautiful

Amazing work, and amazing car collection

Amazing, boet. At your young age, I give you huge credit for what you've done, are doing, and no doubt, will do in the future.

Hi Jethro, good to see you back! Congrats on 35K 👌 I loved to hear all the questions and your answers. Don't regret that you do not have a university degree. I have one but am so jealous of you when I see how you are doing in your workplace. Do not regret anything at all, you're doing pretty well 👍

Great work on the workshop, welcome back!

Very thoughtful answers to the Q&A! Really agree with you on education...despite a ton of letters after my name everything of value I’ve learned has been picked up in the real world.

Very cool video and channel, glad to hear You are also a 916-series fan.

Favorite color: Le Mans Blue, by a mile. Two on Sunday. Brown interior. Second fav: Blue gray with a red interior.

The renovated workshop is astounding. Time very well spent. I'm sure it'll be reflected in faster productivity, due to more astutely arranged part's and tooling placement. Bravo!