I am a marine mechanic and lately we have coined a new phrase in our shop. “How would Sarah do it?” Then we do it that way.

Thank you, Sarah, for being a silly person! The world needs more silly and creative people. It's a true sign of intelligence.

It’s a testament to the sense of community that has built over time that people like Carl thoughtfully contribute to your projects. 👍 Thank you, Sarah. 👍👍👍

"Shelf matches the carpet" - that's a new one. 😊

Heads: We Win. Tails: We Win. Keep up the great work, we appreciate you.

A day without Sarah is a day without sunshine.

I’m so addicted to these videos 😆 Your Celia project belongs in a Sema show when you’re done. See you next week Sarah 👋🏻

Does anyone else wish Sarah could get a couple of weeks in the Bahamas with no internet and lots of Daiquiris?

Using the penguin to judge yourself without actually judging yourself is hilarious!

Sarah, your video showcases not only your expertise but also your unwavering passion for quality car builds, inspiring viewers to approach their projects with the same level of dedication and authenticity.

Math is your friend. A while back, a company made a very cheap printer that came with 2 free ink cartridges. They figured they'd capture the market since the printer was so cheap and the 2 "free" cartridges were actually quite expensive. Problem was, the 2 free cartridges (if you bought them separately) were worth more than the printer. So consumers quickly learned that it was cheaper to buy the printer (with 2 free cartridges) and then simply bin the printer when they were done with it and buy a new printer (with 2 more free cartridges). By the time the company realized their mistake, they had lost quite a bit of money. The More You Know! (this trivia was brought to you by lack of coffee!)

haha, the joy on Sarah's face at 9:15 seeing a clean part. That was real.

Absolutely the best vehicle channel on KZfaq.

I watch in awe as Sarah wires. Just looking at that tangle of wires under the dash makes my head explode!

"Lift with your butt not with your gut." Words to live by.

A V8 and a Cafeteria tray! Best Celica ever!

Girl, you do amazing automotive work, and I am impressed how you do it all in those fire nails! I keep mine done, but anything longer than short means I'm constantly snagging them! Practice makes perfect i guess! Love your projects, and can't wait to see more of your work on the Celica!

Pierced a rubber, and now I have a 5 year old. Watching your wire was satisfying as a wire person.

Thanks for the build entertainment. I learn something from every video.

Im sad im not in there working with you. The punchlines alone. I can only imagine whats cut. Lol

That shot of you pushing the cart in through the open doorway at 4 minutes looks like you're coming out of a cinema screen. Where you live is pretty amazing.

I’m so glad that we are your social life. You need to talk when working on cars so it doesn’t drive you nuts.

If I remember correctly, most American market Celicas of the 1970s did not have air conditioning. My wife’s 1976 Celica GT Liftback certainly did not. That was the only knock on that car. It was fun to drive. Looking forward to seeing this one run!

I have learned so much about car wiring from this series. So please keep videoing to the last connection. Sounds like you're almost there.

it is always a privilege to watch you work

You are going to have the first $100,000 74 Celica on record.

Wiring skills: MAD!💪🏻 Attention to detail: SICK!💪🏻 Cleanliness: BRAH!😮 Beauty/Intel: NEXT LEVEL EDITING SKILLS: OVER DA TOP !!!💪🏻😎✌🏻 I love you!😇 Your channel: SHTRAIGHT!! 🤯😘❤️✌🏻

Thanks Sarah for making many people's Friday much better. 🌻🐧

Sarah, when I need a smile and a laugh I can always count on you and your commentary during your videos. Never change... Looking forward to more on the Celica. Cheers R...

Little cars with big motors rarely have AC (see Shelby Cobra). No big deal...where you live, it's a dry heat 😆. Can't wait to see you give this beauty the beans.

I’m so impressed that you finally rotated your rear tires…. Thank you 🙏

Nice to see the snarky penguins back. Missed the cheeky buggers.

I had no idea an engine swap would be so tedious. The work is really clean though! Fun to watch!

Way to go Carl !

The fact that you reaching one million subs on KZfaq and that your a talented mechanic also that your beautiful is mesmerizing 😊

"If I shove enough wire up there, it'll go somewhere - obviously!!" A quote to live by!! Your videos are not only inspiring, but they are a heck of a lot of fun!!

Sarah your no overload pun was very punny 😂 love it

Nice job on your production of this video , all the fun subtle edits and sound bites and pop ups that make watching these so entertaining , and the amazing badass celica build helps as well :)

Just love your work Sarah! I would take one look at that robot spaghetti under the dash and run for the hills 🤣. You make it look easy and you're clearly loving doing what you do. Thank you. 👍🇬🇧

That AC unit was hilarious! It was like a window shaker bolted under the dash!

Great video, as always. Now, no joke, is this a SEMA build? Your attention to detail is off the charts.

Sarah n Wire is so fun to watch.

I can't help but laugh when I watch you work! I love this show.....can't wait till you can give it the beans.

You literally have 2 of my dream cars... even modified how I would have done them! This channel is the best!

I love hard work I can watch it all day 😊

That tag is really cool. I'm trying to learn Hiragana, Katakana, and kanji

This lady is just brilliant. One of a kind.

Back in 1997 I drove a 1974 city bus without ac. I carried a spray bottle with water in it. Great relief........clothes dried in 60 seconds. 100 degrees F in the bus interior.

If you aren't running ac, you can delete all the pulleys and run a stretch belt from the crank to the alternator. Also, there are companies that make a tensioner if the stretch belt just isn't what you want to deal with. It will give you more room. I've done it on my uz swaps.

Great idea to use the rad hose to make a grommet/conduit.

I actually like the wiring content.

This is exactly what I feel like right now as I'm rewiring a 67 international 1100B harvester. Oh how fun wiring can be, at least yours has a purpose.

Hi from Australia. What a great project. Coming up very nicely 👌. Worked on quite a few of these when they were daily drives in the 80s. Keep up the great work. Enjoy 👍

You are absolutely the best!! My favorite KZfaq creator 🥰

Hey Sarah, that’s so cool with the shelf my very first modification was putting a shelf in my very first car, an old 73 gremlin. The shelf was huge. It ran from one side to the other. You could probably put 37 penguins across. Have a great one as always. 🐧🐧🐧👍

I love that with your automotive brilliance you still maintain a wonderful balance of naivete (look a bug). 😂 Keep doing ya thang!

Sarah, Thank you for posting!

Aloha Miss Sarah. Yet another great video thank you. PS becoming a Patreon member within the last month was the best decision I’ve made this this year

Next build should be hotrod.Can imagine what it would look like looking at the cars you've done. Love details and keeping things clean

It’s looking great. I wish I had half the skill and drive this lady has. If I built this car I would find myself visiting the garage late at night to revel in the accomplishment.

This is such a complex project. You are acing it.

We like your overkill. It just makes sense. Top quality builds IMO.

Love the channel, heard some stuff about another channel you had and just have to say .. be proud of that. You’re an amazing woman.

You may want to double check your front bumper mounting as it appears too far forward, impacting your measurements. Really enjoying the series and your attention to detail! Keep it up!

Penguin is extra sassy today 😂

Love your channel. You rock.

As Sarah descends further into madness, the humour just gets more subtle... an inspiration to all car builders everywhere... keep going...

Still the best car builder on KZfaq. Nobody does this kind of work alone. Thanks for sacrificing your life to build SnT.

window mounted swamp cooler!

Also there’s a company called something like California cool air or California Custom Air and they do a lot of aftermarket air conditioning! No it’s called VINTAGE AIR Jay Leno talks about them all the time!

Great job on the video Sarah! Thanks for making it. Getting caught back up on videos after this semester has been my number one priority. I wanna see the rest of that video where you cut yourself off talking about dumb things that annoy you. It would have been hilarious if you had just cut to black just before the coin hit the ground so we all just heard the coin hit, and then had to wait until the next video to see the results. The suspense! 😂🤣

Am I the only one who is shocked that Sarah doesn't have the wire scraps sorted by colors?

CLICKED SO FAST love this build

B--E A--G-G R-E-S-S-I-V-E

You are the Wire Wizard! The Harness Highness! Queen of Loom!

I'll look forward to the Mister2 video but will be pining for the return of the Celica 2UZ to us.

I really felt like Sarah not saying; 'You can't have too much junk in the trunk' and 'I'm just wired differently' was a missed opportunity. On the other hand i guess my age is starting to show

KZfaq watchers are just broken animals 😂

Oh, I also had creatures burrowing under the floor of my office; a mama fox and her 8 (!) puppies! I managed to film them frolicing in the sun from my office window the day before they (apparently) moved out! Thank you for what you do + all of your silly jokes and Stay Awesome!

That card from Carl was COOL! Take it to an office supply place and have it laminated so the card is protected so it continues to live a long life. Can't wait to hear the Cel-Eeee-Kah roar!

Sarah, you are one bad Mother. So happy Mothers Day!

Your penguin should've said "Her electrical puns are shocking!" hahahaha Otherwise great video as usual. :)

I like watching and listening to you. I build Mercedes sprinter, dodge pro master and, ford transit camper vans. Upgrade suspentions, wiring add one, bolt ons. Love your car. It was my first when I was 18

That OEM shelf is such a killer score, flawless!

11:52 it's weird how people will complain/ make comments about something they're not even working on.

The back side of the tag is in 'Japanese'. It is a mixture of Kanji, Hiragana and Katakana. Japan uses 3 writing systems all at the same time. Kanji is just one of them. (I don't actually care what you call it. Just giving fun facts since you work on so many Japanese cars. :) )

that car is going to be a exspensiv build..Just love your detaling throue the projekt

I love seeing you use marine materials as I complete the rewire of my boat. I wish for you a hydraulic crimper for the large gauge wires which I think does a neater job.

You dont need that spare tire well. Remove it and install ur radiator in the spare tires place. Installing the electric fans will keep it cool under the trunk. Remove the spare tire well and place a flat sheet in the truck and mount the radiator below that area. It will increase cooling and move more weight to the rear axle. Its ur best solution. Look up drifting cars rear mounted cooling. They have rear mounted radiators like some drag cars.

Yeah, we all need a break sometimes! But NOT from anything that you are doing! You could read repair instructions for half an hour and it wouldn't be boring! Keep on doing what and how you do it! It's entertaining as the sun is hot!

5:17 - "There's a bug." 🙂 7:57 - At least you'll have strong hands, having to crimp so many wires. Been there. 10:29 - High school chant, or Faith No More song? FNM forever. 13:53 - I've literally called out for my flashlight in my garage, trying to remember where I last dropped it. 15:55 - "If I shove enough wire up in there, it'll go somewhere." 🙂 Your humor is so relatable. Looking forward to your next upload!

Really nice ⛽️ pump installation, thanks 😊

Ah, Friday and a Sarah video. My weekend is complete 😊

Loved the music in this episode. Great work as always!

Stay relentless- thank you.

Put in two smaller ac radiators under the engine / facing the ground and plumb the condenser to the back / trunk of the car. I’ve seen this done on Daytona coupe retro builds and it is effective. But the hose work will add extra labor time. (It’s not like this car will be driven in snow/ off road and intentionally on crappy weather days. It will survive the occasional rain soaking.

NICE LITTLE DETAIL Regarding that Radiator hose!! GREAT THINKING!!!!

You do beautiful work Sarah !! It's a joy to see your decision making. Rock on !!

The Celica looks great. Keep going!

Never seen anybody polish a transmission before. I think you just ROCK!!!