Awesome mate, cool to see another ke25/te27 being built. Subscribed ✌

I got your video in my feed once, didn't see it at the moment and then it took me a good minute finding it.

2:57 bro listening to Fela play in the bg just made me happier ngl

1:34 not Fela singing “you go suffer” in the background 😂😂😂

I just found the channel and the vin diesel comment from before and then this video🤣

SOOO HAPPY TO SEE HES CONTINUING THE VIDEOS :D

Thought you may have succumbed to tetanus - clearly your shots are up to date lol

FINALLYYYYYYY HELL YEA BRO WE LOVE YOU

Dude these videos are absolutely incredible. I can see a clear distinction in your video making process vs 95% of other car project based content on YT. Very tasteful across the board and great music taste as well. Can't wait to see the final product!!

love seeing the project celica continuing, keep it up don't give up now😅

nice! keep the videos coming bro. im really enjoying watching this series. onto the next!

awesome

U are ahead of the game by just javing a place to work on it

Whats with the rusty U bolts? And having some clean ones right next to you as you put them on???

should've blasted the whole axle plus taping where sand could've got in. next time i guess! keep up the good work!

Meeeep, I missed you man!

This is a level of perfection I will never achieve on my celica... but it looks great!

Good to see you're back! Please, wear a mask when spraying stuff, it's giving me anxiety! xD

It's funny to see all of the "I was just thinking about you" comments. I just checked your page 2 or 3 days ago wondering if there was an update, haha. We all know life happens, so no complaints from my end. Good to see you back. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome! Glad to wake up to another entry in this saga today. Looking forward to seeing more

hell yeah I love this series!

loving the videos, killed me a little to see those U-Bolts being used on that fresh paint job ;(

Nice work!

Beautiful. Looking forward to joining this journey.

hope to see this completed project in summer!

Hi from France ! Glad to see you back, it's good to know you're going well. I wish you all the best for this project.

love hearing the music clips in the sub text. some real bangers in there. Would love to know your playlist

Hey Joel. You should wear that respirator of yours especially when you’re laying on your back spraying enamel paints for the anti roll bar and the cross members. Love this series, keep working away at! Nice workmanship, and learning new skills!

Literally just looked you up to see if there were any new developments lol

Really love your content brother...

Hearing Dina Ögon playing in the background makes me happy! Definitely one of my favorites

Greetings from Sweden, awesome project, very impressive work so far! I was very suprised to hear some Swedish music by "Dina ögon" when you painted the brake shields :) Maybe it doesn´t matter by I think you might installed the hardware for the shock absorbers in the opposite direction from how they were mounted, just a friendly observation :) Keep up the good work!

Fantastic project! I can definitely understand the final remark but you have to see this through now! Keep at it and I’m sure it will be worth it.

@Joel Laurino I feel bad. I missed your previous videos until like 2 weeks ago. So happy to watch your return. Crossing fingers for the Summer Deadline! Keep up the good work. 👍

Hey. Thanks for the video. Why didn't you use the new U-Bolts?

Love the attention to detail dude! Cant wait for the next one!

Been waiting for this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How much did you pay for all the new tools? It would be cool to see and make people appreciate even more all it takes to restore an older car with this level of care

🎉🎉

Heeey welcome back! I was actually just watching back the previous episodes of this project lol.

Man...this is SUCH a beautiful project! I hope you're enjoying yourself at least as much as we, your audience, are! You have a keen sense of what to replace and what to repair. Excellent. From where I'm sitting, sandblasting is the most satisfying thing to watch! I hope you got all the sand of every crevice on YOUR person, too...🤣 You're a braver man than I!🤣 I don't think I caught it... Is this a Corolla with the 4-speed stick or a 5-speed? I'm guessing 4-speed since you find the car somewhat high-geared for the open road. And...it's a '72...my fuzzy childhood memories swear blind that Toyota made really shouty TV adverts for 5-speeds in about the '73-'74 time frame. My Dad had a '76 with the 5-speed. (Sigh...) The speeds on O'ahu's roads were...and are...rather pokey, so we could've got away with a 4-speed in our case. The long open roads of Canada demand better, though, I would assume. Is it easier to "simply" find an overdrive Aisin 5-speed or is obtaining numerically lower ratios for your differential easier? I'm sure whatever you chose will be good, though. Perhaps preserving the original 4-speed with its specific character is the way to go here; you are the one who's gonna drive it, after all. Wishing you MUCH continued progress with a big dollop of good luck on top! Aloha!

Living the dream.

Next time when sandblasting something with holes or cavities you don't want medium to get into, stuff the holes with newspaper or rags and THEN seal them with tape. And perhaps consider using less porus of tape, but that's just me spitballing. This is good advice for when painting parts as well.

when reinstalling shafts with seals its good to put a little bit of oil on the seal to help it seat properly. like an oil filter change. If you did that, great. i like seeing people take on projects even if they don’t know 100% what they’re doing, that’s how you learn! (hard lessons sometimes lol)

kendrick as the background music 🤌

Look how great a vintage car can be, even it's only a Corolla. And just take a look at Corolla now.😂

WERE BACK!

Wait wait wait wait wait..............14:43......is that immortal?............one by one?

Love all the tunes man!!!!!

I have been WAITINGGGG