A complete video of an 1.8 MGB engine being reconditioned and modified.

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This is a long one. I decided to put this video together to show how I refurbish and modify a stage 1 lead free converted MGB engine.
Hope you enjoy.
James.
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[@miguelslade]

Great to see a quality trade professional taking pride in his excellent workmanship 🙏

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you

[@PCMrX.9961]

Hi I worked for Porsche for 20 years and it is so nice to see people that can do all of the different parts of the engine boring aligning rods turning cranks most people today can't do SH!t. I am impressed Good luck.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you. Love Porsches

[@reed-xd8zx]

“The” MGB rebuild video to watch-knowledge, patience, craftmanship, and pride on display. No music, off color jokes or comments, just a professional at the top of his game! Thank you!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you for the kind words.. thanks for viewing

[@mgbroadsterJ]

Will it make 120hp ? If you fit a 285cam you need higher compression .

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Hi, thanks for viewing.. or customer didn't want to much of a spec'd up engine, just a good std so the cam fitted was very mild just to help with overtaking. But yes your correct best to up the compression with a 285

[@drewbeattie6346]

This is the best engine rebuild video I have seen to date! Nicely done, mate!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you very much.. we are filming two more at the moment.

[@raymondgill9796]

A joy to watch a craftsman at work.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Ray.

[@mrbeancounter90]

Jesus H. Mate. Found this by accident looking for some background on my TR7 engine...wow, you are a Master at work. Accuracy, experience. explanation. Absolutley no "chuck in a new part" here, all old school engineering, maths, tolerances, materials. Thank you.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you Marco I really appreciate that.. thanks for viewing

[@eugenenovosad9722]

Greetings from across the pond (USA), James! I just found your wonderfully thorough and informative video. Thank you so much for making and sharing it. I bought my ‘73 roadster in 1975 whilst I was then attending university. Never once did I ever think of selling her. She only has 64,000 miles on her and I am presently in the final months of a full restoration just in time to celebrate her 50th birthday this year. Best wishes for much health, prosperity, and happiness in this new year, James! Cheers! Gene

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Hi Gene, Thank you for watching and enjoying my video, wow you've done well to keep her for so long, they are a wonderful car , I bet you can't wait to get it back on the road.. all the best. James

[@robertkeville6230]

Absolutely fantastic video. Nothing like British craftsmanship.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Robert

[@donwest5387]

WHAT?!

[@davidbonet578]

I’m impressed I did notice the eye shield is protecting only his forehead. Safety worst. But the man knows what he’s doing

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Yes I'm the first to admit, I'm bad when it comes to safety but trying to get better

[@abboblue78]

Got to say , watching this guy is just something else, obviously a master at his trade .

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Peter I really appreciate your comment 🙂🙂

[@jdsmort]

Greetings from the opposite side of the world...Nice to see a 'real' technician at work... all the really thorough stuff done, nothing slap-dash, no shortcuts... So many engine builders just want it out the door.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks for the kind words and thanks for viewing

[@jett3332]

THANKS! REALLY ENJOYED HERE IN FLORIDA WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS. HAVE A 63 MGB. COOL TO SEE SOMEONE WITH YOUR KNOWLEDGE.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Jett, thanks for viewing

[@michaelmenard8913]

very nice, I would love an engine done that well

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks for the kind comment Michael.

[@malcolmkempster7858]

Top rebuild and a guy that takes his time to do it properly , couldn't believe the swarf in the bottom end of original engine , wish we all knew who did this , would avoid them like the plague !

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Malcolm, I couldn't believe it as well.. and the damage it caused to some of the components

[@tombutler4726]

Quite an education. Loved it!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Tom. We are pleased you've enjoyed it

[@johncooper7242]

fantastic attention to detail and a fascinating record of a top quality engine rebuild process. Had me captivated the whole way through.... thanks for posting

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks John, your welcome

[@D3Sshooter]

I like your channel a lot, it is great and I see common points with my channel... Good work keep it up mate

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you.. I'll look and subscribe to yours now

[@mrflippant]

This video makes me think perhaps I should have been a machinist. :)

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you

[@dennis21397]

Greetings from Los Angeles, California. Excellent video! The Best! Wishing you would rebuild the 1.8 in my 1974 MGB-GT !!!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Hi Dennis, thanks for the kind comments, send it over and we can do it for you.. I wouldn't mind delivering that one back.. would love a trip to L A.

[@johnwace1261]

I wanted to hear it run and maybe a dyno, but a great break down on the rebuild

[@graceenginedevelopments]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnbPoKKmn96pgJI Hi John, if you watch the above link, that's the engine in the car running. Thanks for viewing

[@terencejohnallan4558]

First class job very professional which I new about the oil pump mod cheers mate

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Terence.. I'm pleased you enjoyed.

[@christianguillory7785]

Great job ! See from Brittany . I keep your site in sight for my 1966 mgb gt future rebuilding.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you for watching. Best of luck with the MG if you need any help just ask

[@robertcabrera6232]

One of the best, if not the best MGB engine rebuild videos on KZbin! I learned a lot from watching, and appreciate the effort that was made to film it.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Wow thanks for the compliment Robert that's awesome I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

[@bloomz1]

Most excellent - thank you - watched the entire vid and realized how complex the whole process is

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks for watching

[@martinhibbert1428]

I think I have found the place I shall be sending my 1275 Midget engine to when it comes out for its rebuild. Top work, great attention to detail. 👍

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Martin.. get in touch when you're ready.

[@nigelwilliams7403]

Probably the best video on KZbin ? Refreshes and lubricates, thank you !

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Nigel, I'm pleased you've enjoyed it.

[@johng.4959]

Very good video on these engines! I wish I had my '77 MGB... I miss that car. They didn't have what modern cars had, but boy were they fun!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks John, I agree there something pretty special about driving classic cars especially mgs

[@malcolmkempster7858]

Yes I had the 66 roadster wire chrome wheels , loved that car ,others always waved in same cars, fond days

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Summertime in a roadster.. can't beat it. Thanks Malcolm

[@schell0118]

Fantastic work! I just lap this stuff up.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you

[@robertrowntree-gf2ch]

Top video, 2 extras I do when building these engines for road and race is to clearance the oil pump gears to o/e specs , and to clean out the internals of the new rocker shaft.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Robert.. yes I had the grub screws out of the shaft and cleaned when it first arrived.. and I also agree with you on the oil pump. Thanks for viewing

[@robertclery4484]

Super MGB Vid, hard luck with the downer parts but you got there in the end well done keep it up.😉

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Robert, yes it was, we will👍

[@stuwhite2337]

Brilliant video, thank you! I want to see it running now.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Stu.. there is a video of it running on my channel mate

[@stuwhite2337]

@@graceenginedevelopments thanks, found it just after I posted my comment.

[@duds1945]

Great work good to see .

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you

[@watsom31]

Nice mgb build

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you james

[@andrewmcpoland9040]

Great video! First time I've seen the whole process from start to finish (warts and all). I've subscribed...👍

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Andrew I'm pleased you've enjoyed my video and thanks for subscribing.

[@moonpie7021]

Great show mate, good info on the oil pump mods

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you.. yeah it is good for oil flow

[@andrewwallace1146]

Thanks for your excellent video. Essential watching as I rebuild my MGB engine. Terrific step by step instruction.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Andrew I'm pleased you enjoyed it

[@joselacera8716]

Thank toy sir you are a master

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you Jose.

[@elskarko]

So is this engine from the video of the last MGB GT post-running in/oil change that I've just watched? BTW If I'm ever in the fortunate position to have an engine worked on, you're the man to call. Very thorough and accurate work. MGB

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Yes John this is the engine, people commented that it would be nice to see it running so we filmed it with the owners permission.. if you need anything just give me a call.. thanks for watching

[@cdb7698]

MGB rebuild -grt video ! Well done

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you.. thanks for watching

[@johnclark3605]

Well done it took me all the way back to my old days as a mechanic JC

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks John I'm please you enjoyed it.. do you still play around with cars?

[@johnclark3605]

@@graceenginedevelopments yes but at 78 yrs old its not as easy on the heavy stuff we have a 12 year old merc and a 10 yr old vitara both still going strong and looking and going great well maintained very much enjoyed the videos keep it up old skills are the best J c

[@graceenginedevelopments]

@@johnclark3605 thank you.. will do

[@johncarpenter3008]

Brilliant MGB video

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks John

[@carlpimblett8628]

Top of the list if I need an MGB engine rebuild

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Carl.

[@michaelellis3592]

Great job Mate, Cheers.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Michael.

[@clintoneyers3732]

Brilliant, explained so well. What a work shop really enjoyed watching this video.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Clinton, and thank you for watching

[@cliffshappy]

Ab fab !! Great video. Keep them coming. Cheers!!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks cliff.. will do

[@karlfuller4072]

MGB great video, really impressed with attention to detail. I need exactly the same for my chrome bumper, so will be in touch shortly.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Karl, look forward to hearing from you

[@paulhunt1079]

Apparently some Qualcast block castings were so porous that the factory linered the bores at the outset.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Oh I didn't know that.. I would of thought the factory would of cleaned it though.. thanks for viewing

[@paulhunt1079]

@@graceenginedevelopments I'm sure they would have. Great video, learned a lot.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you

[@alicefay6150]

nice to see quality work by a professional

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you Alice

[@roygardiner2229]

I am not very mechanically minded so I watched this for educational purposes. I can tell it was excellent work. That was a marathon but so very interesting. Thank you. You can be proud of your work.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Roy.

[@user-wb7jo8ol8t]

Thanks mate great vid. Nothing better than mucking about in the shed with MGB's and Duran Duran in the backgroud.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Martin, I couldn't agree more

[@mrchinchim9267]

Great video.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you

[@chrishalstead4405]

I have the engineering skill of a mouldy house-brick, but this was fantastic! I actually understood most of it and can only admire the skill and knowledge in this reconditioning. Thank you 😊

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you for the nice words and thanks for viewing

[@chrishayes4785]

The MGB referb was a long but very interesting video. You certainly take great care with the build, that combined with your knowledge and craftsmanship MADE IT A VERY GOOD WATCH.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Chris I'm pleased you enjoyed it

[@holbonphotography1540]

Another great video James. MGB

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you x

[@dev-debug]

Owned 3 Triumphs and an MGB in the early 80s here in the states. Rebuilt the MGB engine and the one out of the 67 Triumph, man were parts a pain to get here. Also discovered too heavy of an oil in the dashpots meant they would not rev in cold weather lol Cool video, brought back good memories of working on the one I had.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

There a cool old car.. I do like mgb's as well.. thanks for watching

[@chrisday3882]

Brilliant video James. MGB.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you Chris x

[@petermitchell8431]

Great video - looking forward to my MGB engine having the same mods done!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

I'll chase the body shop in the morning for you

[@samhunt9380]

Don't have the slightest clue about how to fix engines, I'm a retired pilot, so rely on experts. I'm totally fascinated by your skills and have subscribed to watch more. I did have a 1970 MGBGT back in the day, thats my only claim to 'fame...' Thanks for sharing!!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks for the sub. You had an awesome job.

[@2D3Dmindsets]

The last engine I rebuilt was on my MGB roadster WVE 519L back in 1982 - when I was an engineer at British Aerospace. I then moved into project management and innovation consulting so had company cars that someone else looked after..🙂Seeing the innards of the old 1800 mill brought back so many memories...

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Mgb and b series engines are great, I'm pleased this video brought back happy memories

[@RobFieldingz]

Great job on the engine and the video. Taking lots of notes for my '73 MGB GT rebuild in NZ.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Rob.. if you need any advice just ask

[@RobFieldingz]

Currently on castle rails, but once I get past the rust project and back onto mechanicals might just! Here’s one: timing wanders up to 10degrees (between 30 and 40 BTDC) on the crank at 3000rpm. I have retarded it so keep it less than 35 max. Worn dizzy driver gear ? After listening to the Silver jubilee idling in the other video, mine is much less uniform and has uneven, misfiring idle. There’s play in the electronic ign plastic connector on the end of the spindle - could it be a harmonic causing chatter? I have rebuilt, regreased dizzy and replaced vacuum to no avail. Will replace coil too next.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Have you checked the springs in the distributor are fitted correctly?

[@RobFieldingz]

@@graceenginedevelopments thanks for entertaining a reply to a vague and complex internet post! Yep springs seem good but I should get another dizzy as I have nothing to compare with. Vac disconnected, revs down from 2000 to 1200 to 900 idle there is a definite step at 1200, which I guess is the springs pulling back the weights. It runs alright, but undulates at idle and chatters at high revs. Idles too low when cold but slowly rises to around 900 when warm. Cant wait to pull the engine out and look at it. If there’s one thing this rebuild (my first) has shown is that much can be gained from pulling it apart and assembling it. Thanks for the vids. I will speak with a local engine rebuilder next year with a list of requirements derived from your content. Good tip on eliminating the oil pump castings.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

@@RobFieldingz if you need any help/advice just ask.. it may be a worn gear but I wouldn't of thought so, it wouldn't last that long when it starts to wear

[@daveboucher8462]

MGB nice one mate

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks mate x

[@philmurphy3549]

God I wish I lived closer I’d 100% use you for all my mg’s dear boy , tremendous advert for quality work 👍🍻

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks for the compliment. Where do you live. Your welcome for a coffee/tea if you ever close

[@philmurphy3549]

Costa Blanca , sorry Blackpool 🤷‍♂️, I’ve a 81 mgb with 57,000 with what appears to be a knocking on tick over, pushes above 50 on the oil pressure, so a rebuild might be an option as she’s a really good solid straight car, matching numbers I think. I’ve a 67 midget and a 66 roadster, plus a 54 tf and an 35 Morris 8, ( might have a ring broke on her) . So that’s why I need a James up here in Lancashire 😎

[@graceenginedevelopments]

@@philmurphy3549 love Blackpool that's where I met my wife and I have a aunty that lives there... Well if I can help with anything let me know

[@philmurphy3549]

@@graceenginedevelopments thanks matey, I might consider taking the engine out and crating it over for what it costs 👍

[@bobonabike]

Mgb. Best video yet.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you.

[@mikemccarthy1398]

Great work really impressed

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Mike

[@jamespye6883]

Fabulous video I enjoyed it so much, felt really sorry for you on all the work you did on the first head, just wish I was picking up the engine 👍

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you.. I was gutted.. thanks for viewing

[@jeremysmith984]

Fantastic video

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Jeremy

[@zedfoxtrot41]

MGB excellent vid, excellent work. Great integrity shown at every step. Thanks for making this!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you.. your welcome.. I'm making another full video on a Toyota 2jz video at the moment

[@kevinmccarthy4743]

MGB. That was amazing. What a skilful engineer you are. So impressive!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Kevin.

[@benjamun]

Just what I needed before I tear into my 77 rubber bumper

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks for viewing.. good luck with the rubber bumper.. if you need any help just send us a message

[@miket7439]

Excellent build quality.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you.

[@eggybreadplease]

MGB Great video with excellent detail 👍 really good to see the work required to build a reliable engine, fab effort 👍

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you.

[@g0fvt]

Although I commented already it is good to see the care that you put in. Don’t get too discouraged by subscriber numbers, it happens to a lot of creators. Suddenly viewer numbers explode.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you.. I can't wait for it to explode.. I like making them but see other channels take of quick and I can't work out why

[@g0fvt]

@@graceenginedevelopments, a lot of younger people have never even seen inside an engine. I must admit my last car was remapped and the engine had never been apart. Your work is far more meticulous than most on here, I am sure you’ll get a lot of work as your channel is discovered.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

@@g0fvt thank you, we do try to do it right.. thanks for the comments

[@davidhannah943]

MGB: very interesting and helpful, James. We're currently restoring a low mileage Mk1 MGB GT (California car).

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Hi David, thank you.. good luck with the restoration.. if you need any help just message me.

[@philipblick8887]

You did a wonderful job mate totally professional and very entertaining 😀 Congratulations from Aotearoa New Zealand 🇳🇿

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you.. nice to see I've made it to new Zealand, on my bucket list to visit😀

[@alastairflackhamiltonmotor4232]

MGB hope next full build is mine, great informative video.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Will be.. x

[@captainover-tighten6729]

First time viewer! Great video thanks. And an EXTRA THUMBS UP for the neat and tidy shop. Love that! Thanks for sharing. From the colonies but born in Essex.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you very much.. keep watching for an update on the new workshop.

[@syoung7057]

Vey complete video showing the intricacies of engine building. Nice work! The master addressed almost all of the major issues with rebuilding the MGB engine. One modification that was overlooked was rocker ratio increase. From 1:5 to 1:7. Other than that, wonderful instruction video! Thank you!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you, the original spec was going to be std. So the minor modifications was just to help drivability.

[@alastairspalding3265]

Fantastic old school skills. Congratulations.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you

[@aggiebq86]

It amazes me that a few grams can have an impact on an engine. Great work.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you

[@c.brionkidder9232]

This is golden content. I loved every minute of it, thank you very much! MGB

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you, your welcome

[@c.brionkidder9232]

@@graceenginedevelopments watching it again. I just can't get enough. Wishing I could have that sweet engine in my B.

[@geoffcollier8736]

Used to recon a lot of these engines. Had a Magnette ZB. Used to be heavy user of oil. 250 miles per pint but designed to do so as it was slightly tuned from production and oil usage was designed to protect from early piston wear. Stroke at 89.9 mm was quite long but gave good engine breathing. Performance was ok but far from breathtaking. Used it mainly on 200. Mile trips and comfortable. Then moved on to jaguar mk 1 3.4 that was a bit different. That is another story! Good old B series engines were very reliable.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

B series is a great engine. I worked for a company called oselli so did loads of them. Do you still build engines?

[@Elst07896]

MGB: Absolutely superb! I remember restoring my MGB GT 'a million years ago', taking the engine apart and putting it back together again! Your project bought back some fond memories I can tell you. And I take my hat off to you sir: Your attention to detail is second to none - there's a few so called engineers that could take a leaf out of your book and be better for it. Respect is absolutely due. Looking forward to watching your other videos. Nice one! 👏🏾👏🏾👍👍

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you for the nice comments, I'm really pleased you enjoyed our video. There are still some good engine reconditioners out there, and some not so good. Lol. Thanks again

[@crepeoclocknewbury]

thank you so much

[@Steviegtr52]

Great work. Thanks for showing.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Stevie. Your welcome

[@johnfrancis4401]

Are modern engines that different? I ask in all ignorance. An astonishing amount of precision work. WELL DONE !

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Only in some of the technology and clearances. But the main components are the same

[@ericphilipson1604]

Excellent quality workmanship on this build

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Eric

[@MegaReddevil71]

The time and attention to detail are the ingredients for a reliable and long lasting engine as long as the owner looks after it

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Yes I agree.. thanks

[@Michael-bc1du]

Great to see someone still working like this. There is going to be a huge shortage of skilled people soon. Worked in engineering all my life. Just bought an Mgb Gt. Will be referring to this video as we go along. Like and Subscribe. Absolutely. Great work. Keep it going.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Hi Michael unfortunately I think you're right, although my son Sam is 23 and loves engine building and is getting quite handy machining too.. Thanks for the kind comments. James

[@riverbedoverland]

@@graceenginedevelopments 25 here and US based I strip mazda Miata’s to complete tub and rebuild & also have an old rangie classic. Just picked up 2 MGBs and will be referring back here as well! Love bringing old classics back to life & enjoying teaching others! Thanks for the video and your skill

[@graceenginedevelopments]

@@riverbedoverland you sound very busy also.. thanks for the comments.

[@jeremyzielinski7989]

What a labour of love and so informative...It just need a post script of it installed and running and the car being driven!!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Hi Jeremy, thank you.. there is a video of it installed in the car and running

[@graceenginedevelopments]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnbPoKKmn96pgJI That's the link

[@jeremyzielinski7989]

@@graceenginedevelopments Thanks… Found it. A really nice example. Very impressed with the use of thermal imaging too. Pity you’re not my neck of the woods for my MGB!!

[@dirtyspanners]

Realy enjoyed this build on the MGB showing the process of reconditioning the engine keep up the good work James

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you

[@lawrencesargant1669]

Love this he’s right at the top of his game and passionate, hard to come by we will have a massive shortage of such craftsmen in the near future….great job thanks👍

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you very much Lawrence.

[@AffordablePC1]

Awesome work....

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you

[@robbieneale2583]

MGB quality workmanship 👍🏻

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks mate x

[@robinofford7534]

Brilliant, wish I had his talent.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you Robin.

[@tarekkawa8190]

loved every second of it

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you

[@alastairflackhamiltonmotor4232]

MGB hope next full engine is mine

[@graceenginedevelopments]

It is

[@peterlegg7531]

Absolutely brilliant watch, and well documented showing what a true master of the trade does. It's nice that you explain everything for a newbie like me, so I can really appreciate the difference. Thanks for this awesome video!

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Peter, your welcome

[@RobertEHunt-dv9sq]

Excellent video. Thanks for posting. You are a good instructor Professor James. This video is a big help with my Spitfire engine. Cheers from Texas.

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thanks Robert if you need help with the spitfire I'm happy to have a free holiday in Texas 😂😂

[@richardsinclair5922]

What a good job........from Australia

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you Richard.

[@paulocaldeira7508]

Just to say that you are an inspiration to many of us, I wish I could work with you for a couple of years so I could learn in real time the beauty of this trade.God bless you . Paulo Caldeira- Portugal 🇵🇹

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Thank you very much Paulo.