Hi mate, where is this at?

Did you get the dents out of Hollies guards

I've been looking for one of these Raydot Spotlights for 74 years, I'll give you $5 for it. Quite A sum of money and double what it was worth in 1948. Olive oil will be good to preserve it l ageee 😂

First reel I've seen of yours

Well, it's one of the last video you posted... One year ago... Hope everything is right for you ! Merry Xmas and happy new year from Belgium !

Give us a toot, everyone wants to hear it in action.

Your EXCITED!!!

Did it😅

Great Reno vids mate. Im pretty much following in your footsteps 😂

Good stuff, so important these parts are saved.

hope you have caught up with Dave recently i now have his Ute back here in Perth in the shed with the Twin Ute starting to do bits and pieces to it

Hi, just wondering if you had to replace the water pump seal? If so, where did you get it from?

When will we see new content???

When are we going to see you again, missing the show.😢

Are there any 2023 offerings ?

Another great video John keep the dream alive😊

im really missing my morris lc rescue fix

How's the Morris doing? Haven't seen it for a while.

I really miss really miss your videos. I hope you are well and hope you haven’t given up on this channel!!!

How's the Morris coming on?

Is everything ok down under mate? Been missing you😀

When is the next episode?

Excellent !

A great piece of family history. Thanks a lot.

Very interesting video. It's grand when you drop on some engineering stuff that can be restored. Well done and thanks a lot. Colin UK

Incredible work. Thank you for doing this. What a beautiful piece of history.

What a terrible wazte of rare bus great on rest tho.

Looking through that split screen from the passenger seat plus the 2 dials on the dash once again take me back to the mid 50s and my dad's O type Bedford, quite similar.

Where is morris lc rescue filmed

Hope you replaced that release bearing (which is actually a bush in this instance ! and used to be pretty common before they started using roller bearings more mainstream ) as from what I could see that release face was all but worn back to its carrier it should have about 3/8ths" to a 1/4 " more meat on it, it was first thing I noticed when you took it off the input shaft, I was looking for it being replaced but you never actually mentioned or fimed it during reassembly. As to that spring missing on the pressure plate if you didnt actually already have a spare to hand I would have said dont worry about it, it isnt that critical in reality as the bearing should sit about three thou off it . and wouldnt cause any damage to anything in the real world especially with the other one still in situ. From my days as a mechanic in the seventies/eighties, every time we scrapped a gearbox I would always nick its input shaft to add to my collection of driven plate aligning mandrels.... I ended up with dozens of them lol keep up the good work, have enjoyed the entire series thus far. (all the best from an ex spanner maniac from the "mother Country" lol by the way - we share initials.)

Sounds like chops for Christmas 😊😊

Hi JC A good tip for welding thin material is to clamp a copper bar behind, it acts as a ripper heat sink and Mig wire wont stick to it ( perfect for filling holes in thin material)

Hell of an anvil youve got going on there love it second life for old sack weighers.

Great initiative JC , when I was in the states recently they celebrated Veterans Day and I’m not one to pump up anyones tyres but for yanks they did a good job (man that was hard saying that). Australia does a good job for Remembrance Day but we could still do a lot better eg. in USA serving military in uniform were invited to board planes first and were welcomed by applause from the other passengers.

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Holly’s first drive!

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👍🏼🎅🏼Merry Christmas to all, I look forward to more progress on the LC rescue next year.

I love the way that you fix your old vehicle's you explain things very well you make me feel like I can do most anything that you do but it will take time to learn the small things which turn into big things keep up the good work thank you

👍 I live in the UK and my 99 year old (3 months to 100) lives with us, and some of her friends (the few that are still alive) come over and have a Coffee and cake time with us all.

You have a good heart.

Cast iron head and block copper head gasket aluminium paint a bad mixture for Electronics .

Hi. Episode 5 we are introduced to Holly

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I like them all but episode 5 would be my pick. Keep up the good work.

Gotta be the episodes of the engine work done to holly. The number of tips you give, and advice is great for any kind of channel working on mechanics. You story telling is great, and i love the small jokes cracked here and there. Your humor is amazing, and you hold nothing back. Overall i'll say you are doing a great job and really the only improvment i can see that would be nice if you are taking care of yourself. can't run a channel if you're not available Edit: not the fact you aren't im sure you are but make sure to wear the correct cloths this time.