Glad you like them!

Absolutely

Thanks!

OMG... 😳 Think that is in the X rates category though 😂

@@oscarsgarage447 thats just one that come to mind from when i was a tester and lived in the uk will look up the reg's of more when i get a chance

The Rover jet car inspired build is still alive and well and as far as I'm concerned the only reasonably good one out of the lot. I liked the idea of Impreza running gear in a mk2 Golf but they made it look hideous!

It was great of him to do that. 👍

Thanks... I was scrabbling round for the correct word!

@@oscarsgarage447 My pleasure, Sir! And great channel, by the way - I've very much enjoyed your reels. Keep em coming! :D

@deathtozionism7111 😂😂😂 probably they deported him, Leepu was really a bad bodybuilder, how come they choose him for the show??😅

Isn't that the case with all modified cars, looks like shit drives like shit?

​@@jordyderidder8485 No. That's a ridiculous statement.

Cars are *_seam welded_* in the factory yes - but to components that are *designed* to be joined. There's a *massive* difference between that, and two *hugely* load bearing surfaces that are, simply, just two cut surfaces bollocked together. With the latter, there is absolutely *no* structural integrity, whatsoever. And while you raise a _(semi-)_ valid point regarding limousines/funeral vehicles, ANY of those companies have all come from a long line of Coach Builders/Craftsmen/Fabricators, who's skills **actually influence ** car manufacturers, and subsequently their design and production dynamics. One thing you can guarantee, is that such vehicles are built to the *highest* standards. And because Limousines/Funeral Vehicles/Hearses, by virtue of their modifications (effectively creating an entirely new vehicle), are still subject to NCAP Crash Testing, just like any other manufacturer.

Absolutely not the same. Standards have to be adhered to abd inspections completed before specialist vehicles such as limos and hearses can be used on the road.

I thought the same thing 😂

He's a bellend

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Sounds great! Do send us pictures...!

​@@oscarsgarage447Will do. Thanks for the motivation, it's very appreciated.

I appreciate that!

Suggestion heard, but the kit car I'm sat on is also a feature...

@oscarsgarage447 I missed that 👀 Could only make out the handlebars What bike & car?

Hmmm, getting all that detail into the little box 😂

Would still have had to submit vehicle for a Single Vehicle Approval even for a Q plate

He likes the bass bass bass, he likes the buttery biscuit base.

yeah ..but it is still going .. ugly it may be .. but it is trooper

It was fun to watch in a strange kinda way If you love oddball engineering, you’d probably like it too

The cars were utter shite, was good entertainment though.

Unsinkable, I am sure they said that about another boat in the past.

​@@shanethrelfall416 I dunno about engineering but if you wanted to see structural parts badly welded and riveted together and slathered with inches thick with filler it was a master class 😂

The concept was this: Two blokes, an aggressive cockney and a fiery Bangladeshi would meet a minor celebrity who gave them a brief to build a special car. What followed was an hour of arguing and shouting, sourcing a jalopy with 300,000 on the clock for £800 and a lot of messing about with angle grinders and body filler. Usually 30 seconds before the paint shop guy would arrive with his trailer, the car would be “finished” and then they’d argue about what colour to paint it. Car would be completed with again, seconds to spare. They’d take it to a test track where it would inevitably break down or leak every fluid from every connection. Eventually the day would come where the minor celebrity would collect the car and pretend to love it at the unveiling ceremony. That was most likely the last time the celebrity saw the car as I’m sure most of them wouldn’t want that shit on their driveway. Or at least the neighbours wouldn’t.