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Harbor Freight is 6x10E23 better than Halfords

Looks almost new. That should buff right out.

i love working on old british cars getting them up & running`s a hobby of mines ?

Very cool 🎉🎉 i love to sit down and watch your videos to pass time they are so humorous and funny ❤

Dude. great channel! Do yourself a favor and take a couple of episodes to get your shed, yard, etc. in order and film the process. Your viewers will love the content and you will thank yourself for taking the time to organize.

I’m puzzled , with all the plugs out you should have been able to turn the motor over by the fan belt to check the timing, saves removing the radiator again. I used to be you 50 ago, always working on bombs!

Looks like it’s been put out to pasture!

How on earth you managed to raise the gearbox up and get it connected, on your on, on the driveway, is a miracle

suena como que no hay chispa

What happened to this beautiful old car???

What kind of experience you've had with cars prior to this series? Loving the series!

Recently subscribed due to one of your newer videos, really enjoying these old ones too!

The headlights are also not original for a facelift.

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Tae out the engine and gearbox and sell them to a Spitfire enthusiast and replace it with an Opel or Ford lump from the 80's. Replace the electrics with Bosch and patch it up. They are easy to weld.

You just don't need to worry about the coolant you need spark & fule

rust hq kind of has a ring to it, also it matches your beard buddy 😂

You have to save this one, they aren't making any new ones. I would be great to see you make more progress on the old Triumph.

I had the pleasure of owning a mk4. Loved the romance it created. I look back on those times and realise that I did not know how lucky I was... or perhapse I did

It's funny, I was at a car show at the weekend (showing off my CRX) and commented I haven't seen a Spitfire in years.... I remember a friend of mine had one as his first car, you could get them for peanuts in the mid-90s.

Let it rot.

Maybe call it The Economy Shack.

nice to see an engine you can still work on without a computer. I loved working on cars back in the 60's . In Canada the few small cars came from England and I had quite a few Riley, Austin Healy , Sprite , Morris Minor etc. they were cheap and good for us young drivers. I had a 1949 Anglia at !0 hp.

The body can up bolt on these, easy repair.

I learned the auto body trade by working on and restoring these cars for a British car club north of Toronto in the 80's. Jaguars too. They had it bad for rust. It was a great experience. I've just retired from the trade this summer. Probably keep it at in some form.

Have I missed something? I see jubilee clips on a brake line. Sorry if I'm wrong, but...

In the 90’s in Kenya we called this Peugeots king of the road we had a 504 station wagon and 505 GTI. Hello from Australia

I've had several aunties, but none of them were called clockwise.

I think after being hurt by that stupid bonnet a few times I would have found a way to remove it so I could work on the engine without hurting myself so often on it. I'm just sayin'.

Great video and the best of luck with this new chapter in your life! (I think I saw your wife struggling not to laugh at your excavations in the shed?) Concerning the car - lovely but to much rot, I would call it... Not Economically Viable to save... :)

Great video by the way, I loved every minute of it.

This is a very saveable car. Yes, it looks rotten, but really it isnt, I've seen far worse be restored. It's a perfect project to practice welding on as you've little to lose. A tip, the front wheels make a very handy seat when working on the enfine!

Hahahahahahaha you reaction when the car started is absolutely priceless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice to see them used 😊

Looks you need a magnetic Induction heater for nuts and bolts

I agree on the comments that this could be a nice car to try things and how knows, maybe make it worthy again!

Save the Classic, slow resto project for you, it'll be worth it.

Don't know who was more happy ,you or the wife 😂

Nothing is beyond repair, it's just a matter of whether or not you want to spend the money and time.

Great base for a restomod. Really easy car to work on and great fun to drive. Please don't scrap it.

I have owned two very similar * Triumph" machines. Always with quirks and a wood dash component, these were for young people or such as young in heart. They were the most fun on narrow and winding semi-mountain roads as the low center of gravity was splendid to press for fast transit as cornering. "raidal tires helped . And where parking as so slim and compact as to advantage , for instance as cobblestone. Sad to see the body condition in such rusted and destroyed state. As size and configure, the "MG" types were fun to meet on the road. I always waved at the mg owners, you see. The engines and drivetrain I found very reliable. Very thrifty on fuel. I suspect this machine simply meets your channels name. I very much have enjoyed your posts. M.

Trying to get my buddy and I out of poverty but this is his dream car. Hope we can make it and both get our dream cars. I am currently working on and driving a 1992 Toyota pickup 22re 5 speed manual and drove it about 2,800 miles across America with no problem other than the damaged lower control arms I couldn't fix at the time and it is now fixed. I love this truck. It has treated me well and been extremely reliable for me.

If thats not diesel the motor sounds fucked anyway 😢😢

I like "Shed of Dreams"

The or is a much better way to check timing, find number one cylinder, put finger on plug hole, once you get piston to top dead centre, check which plug wire its pointing too, set up plugs in order, you should have correct timing

Enjoyed this much more than I thought I would. 👍

If you were here in Australia I would give you double what you paid for it

Call Tom Lenthall

Absolutely loved this video. What a hero….. just bloody well done sir

the best advice i would have given you at the start is, Wet it with petrol and Dry it with a match. bravo!