11:27 Gave it that hawk tuah!

fabulous

A british engine with coolant leaks! Thats unheard of!

Damn this thing runs so smooth

My first video with PNH and I must say that your helper is not!!! I laughed so often as Charlie showed up at the worst of times, but he does get his exercise.

You gotta do something with that engine and turn it into a series it’s to pristine to part out also seeing all the comments of people who worked on and built these engines is so cool and I feel lucky being alive in a time when people can still pass down their first hand knowledge of beautiful pieces of machinery like this

Really out here saying how he doesn’t have time to drop it in a jeep, little does he know after this video that the people want to see that thing running in any vehicle now

There’s so much more learning curve doing things the hard way versus the easy way 😂☕️🏍

Give it back to the UK. I'm American but I grew up with top gear and idk. If I were you I'd find the right person that it should belong with. Sure you could part it out but that's time on you. I'm just going to find the right person in the right country.

Clicked on it for the engine, stayed for "Throw the ball dad!"

What a beautiful noise she makes

Back in the day, 1968 as a workshop asst in the Australian Army, we had a number of Austin Champs, my memory of them is having to find spares in the "boneyard" of old vehicles the army had in storage, as a reserve unit we didn't get good access to new Landrovers just the WW2 and Korean war leftovers.

Cool find i would redo it

It would be exciting to see this engine in a jeep. Especially the one it is made up for.

Iooks like the Austin champ. I recall around 1962 we had them in the army reserve in Australia. It was our centurion tank with the RR engine, a meteor mk I V if I recall correctly.

@11:28 what im talkin about

This was a great video! Please put this engine to use. Great viewing, interesting and informative. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Please put this engine in an old jeep.

What a moron

Make a one person rock crawler with it. With a wrap-around space frame. Keep it quiet, and stealthy. Just super efficient and tidy.

I wonder if that clutch is asbestos?

This went into the Champ jeep, the English version of the U.S. Jeep. I owned one in the 1980s. Built by Austin in the war years, it was so much better than the U.S. version but costs 10 times the amount and took 5 years extra to design and produce. The carb.is fitted already and the engine will run under water,with a snorkle fitted to the car. The front suspension cost more than the U.S. Jeep, so the U.S. Jeep was much more useful than the AUSTIN CHAMP. After driving both the Champ and the Jeep , the Jeep is light and easy to use and repair,The Champ was easy to drive but very heavy. And quite easy to repair. Great to watch, well done ,thanks ,and good luck. Eddy

clearly thats an engine for a motorcycle project

I like the design without timing belt or chains.

a ww2 jeep has like 60 HP, this would be a GREAT engine for an early jeep build. its waterproof and smoother than any actual jeep engine, sure its heavy but the engine from a willys jeep is 470 pounds so this isnt that much heavier.

The zip tie belt was probably my favorite part

put it in a willys style jeep!

This is the first video of yours that I've watched... so far! I was definitely entertained, which just earned you my subscription!!

Ah, I saw a 70 year old Rolls Royce crate engine, I thought it was going to be a Merlin.....

3:15 how dare you ignore that beautiful friend

Throw it in a Honda civic LOL

Came for the motor, stayed for the dog. And then stayed longer to see the motor run.

If not to sell to antic car enthusiasts it could serve well in a workshop applications as it so quiet it can run as compressor or generator motor etc

Sell it complete to the UK

This could be a great engine for a sail boat, or any boat as it’s water proof.

I was right , you can start a diesel on a warm dayb without a pony mtr

I think the dog wants some attention

It would make a great little small equipment engine for like a maybe a small dozer or tractor forklift really anything . great video thanks

Honestly just thought about it, there was 100% some highly toxic and dangerous shit in this engine that was super effective in the past, and we learnt later why it was too good to be true.

Sure have a beautiful shepherd. I grew up with two male shepherds on the farm. Amazingly smart and loyal.

I love how the dog hears you talking for the video and runs over for more attention XD

Congratulations on a job well done. I've enjoyed every episode. I look forward to many more adventures.

There will be someone here in the UK who won’t flinch at the shipping cost to get their hands on this as it’s a rare thing. Don’t strip it for spares just for the money! This video alone has 2.3 million views which should have done its job in making you some cash. It would be doing the right thing making sure it goes to someone who can genuinely use this piece of history rather than just an opportunist. A great video and a beautiful sounding perfectly balanced engine.

They never would have shipped that engine without spark plugs or something to seal up the cylinders . Someone was in there .

That dog is absolutely beautiful.

loved this vid, hadnt realised it was 1.5 hrs long untill i came to the comments and now realise im late going to bed LOL. Having watched it though it gotr me thinking, if we stick a new modern engine in a crate, leave it for 70 years, let it get wet could a guy get it going ?? dont break this engine up, sell it back into England

11:30 *yep that's what you want, to blow all that dust and rat shit around to take into the lungs... smmmmoooooooth...*

someone MUST NEED this engine.. cool find

da hast du aber ein Hauptgewinn👍👍👍👍👍👍

Hi mat , great videos as usual have you tried using a Ring spanner on the bolt and another spanner on the end of another spanner to loosen the bolts off i’m still going through the videos Mo when you rebuild excavator it’s gonna be amazing I reckon by the way, I use an impact wrench all the time on my car only because it’s Norton metres 1600 of torque I only do spanners if I have too

its austin not rolls royce.....gotta hate those fake thumbnails