I like the comment and answer segment at the end.

Great work. I enjoyed the video as well

Wow, thank you for all those kind words about my videos; they have been a lovely surprise! I'm glad you appreciate all the car nerdiness I've unleashed on KZfaq. My thick Italian accent has proved a pretty divisive subject: some see it as a sign of authenticity, like you, while others just can't bear it! Well, you can't please everyone... Cool video; keep 'em coming!

Excellent video guys, thanks very much.

Modify the rear lights. I think round lights like the Lancia Stratos or the 3 section mk1 Cortina would fit well with the style of the car. Just my opinion. I'm totally with you regarding the arbitrary deadlines, I hate them, they add nothing and have destroyed more than one car/bike TV shows by over working staff and burn out. I much rather see a project built properly over time like this and project Binky. Luckily KZfaq lends itself far better to long term projects than TV production schedules would allow.

Best father and son collab I've seen in a very long time...loving it gents!!!

Cirque Du Mosquito 😁😁👌👌 Great work and attention to details as always. Love the talk about seam sealer, paint, steel-it interaction. Almost no one else thinks about that or mentions it. The Pond is Magnificent

I can't wait to see the body design of the Mosquito. I really appreciate a custom car like yours.

The pond is looking good now. Bentley was certainly enjoying chasing the ball. Though there is still a lot to go it's all coming together well. Thanks to you all.

Was talking in work recently about old robust furniture and how its all hand made by proper carpenters, made to last and sturdy as heck!! My example was as follows: "theres a guy on youtube, he uses an old french table on tiny wooden casters to put a car hes building on top of" Swear, every time i see it being used it makes me grin and chuckle inside a little at the thought of other KZfaq and their sponser supplied 2 post lifts etc 🤭

Thanks!

Looking awesome. Did you remember the clutch line before painting it?

I missed what primer you are using. I used epoxy 1k paint for Bodysnatcher when I had it.

So, is Steel-It heavier than say, epoxy primer even tho it's lighter than undercoating? lol

Hi. Car coming on. Envy you're relationship with you're dad Please post a link to you're other channels.

Coming along nicely now Looks great,

I was surprised at how seemingly little over spray was hanging in the air, Im no expert but I’ve sprayed parts of my kit car in a single garage, with dust sheets hanging from the ceiling, I had a lot of spray in the air but worked out ok.

Props to that table

Are you building a race or road car? No Stone Chip Protection, i think you be sorry. your floor sounds like an empty oil drum. and you will hear every stone you pick up, not to mention you will have to repair the paint once a year, Even if you add 10 kg on the weight it is added at the lowest point in the car

Whilst not a KZfaqr, I have had my Lotus Europa chassis hanging from the celling for over a year.

What a BEAUTIFUL pond! I love watching the two of you. It is such a wonderful energy.

A highly entertaining video and what a fantastic garden!

In reference to your statement about hanging project cars from the ceiling, you may want to check out @CarsAndCameras. They've been doing that for quite some time with their drag rail.

I think you should cut the light boxes out and fit more aesthetically pleasing ones already cutting and adding things, what's one extra 😂

All that MIG welding with no gloves. Your dad is so Metal. 🤘🤘

A car on a kitchen table 😮

As a veteran fiberglass fabricator, I must disagree with your impulse to paint the body, because when it comes time to modify the existing composite and add flares, structural reinforcement, or whatever, you will not get a good bond anywhere without stripping away ALL of this current "impulse", as well as any previous coating accumulated on the shell. At the very least, you might have painted it with simple latex that is easily strippable and rinseable when the time comes. Anyway, the inevitable consequences will provide at leat 2 episodes of content when you are ready to make the body strong enough and appropriately shaped for its role/tasks.

Once again great job. Thanks for sharing. 👍 hit the like button. Looking foward to upcoming progress

you have achieved less irish rally weight reduction and that is a good thing. you prop told us in one of the early vides but will you put a sound system in this and if yes how are you going to make the car water resistant. if enyone says water proff they are a lier. good job with the umbrela we were entertaned,

Hanging stuff from the roof is great, i hanging my steering axles from my roof, they weigh over a ton.

Love the videos, im from Hyndburn, and the accent sounds very local :)

I have noticed you guys really do more talking than working .... really cool cool car just alot of time wasted

What a beautiful garden to work in - or anything else...

I think that's the most extreme conditions I've ever seen for paint spraying! Well done for completing it.

Thanks for the consecutive weekend uploads! You're videos have become an almost scheduled part of my life 😂 your passion for this project keeps me motivated to keep grafting as an Engine builder so that one day I can do this with my Son.

I keep waiting for you to use your drill press as a mill. I did that for quite a few years, before I could afford a mill.

Those white ones on your wall would look great on your car.

Oh yea, Metric and Imperial mix cars (trucks) are the worst. I have a GMC Yukon that uses a mix and it's always a guessing game as to which wrench/socket fits. Of course is gives me a chance to use my 40 year old Imperial tools, otherwise they just collect Rust. On my 1985 AE86 Toyota Corolla (all metric) I am replacing a lot of the fasteners with stainless steel, I use a place called Bellmetric to source all my hardware. They do ship so if you ever need hardware, I recommend them.

What makes the dynamo 6 or 12 volt? Is it the regulator? Is it possible to convert a 6 volt dynamo to a 12 volt by simply changing the regulator?

I do like the way you engineer everything to the lightest option . Id just get the sheet of 3mm plate out of the material pile and avoid tiresome calculations 😂

Thank you for being so responsive to the community you're fostering here. Also, I just wanted to say at least once that I'm enjoying these videos in a new light. I had to deal with the passing of my father in June, last month. He was only 71 and now unexpectedly not here. While my father was never the gearhead my brother and I became, he supported us 110% and encouraged us to pursue our desires/goals with fervor. Watching you two used to make me happy, but now it makes me extremely happy in a way that's hard to describe. There really isn't much more valuable than our human connection. Some are blessed to be able to find these connections through their blood relationships, and we would do well to cherish those as well as you two seem to. So keep plugging away, and more importantly don't lose sight of the real value, the journey and not the destination.

Great work as always

Another cracking video, much prefer the shorter more frequent videos.

Hi guys, another good video, thank you. May I suggest that you start each video with a short description of what you are hoping to achieve that week? If you could also explain what you are working on and why/how before each montage, I would be a very happy man. Cheers. Jon.

Always enjoy your craziness. Thanks for sharing all the detail and work you put into this project.

Loving the build and the fact your dad is helping build it with you makes the car even more special definitely would never sell it if I was you. Its gonna be a blast to drive when its done.

I'm currently psyching myself up to installing seats and interior reels into my spitfire. Excellent video and perfect timing!

Shyboy to star of the show! 😋👍