I TURNED A £250 SCRAP CORSA INTO £2500 FLIPPING FOR PROFIT

[@jason5783]

Nice to see a proper repair rather than just an engine swap. You earned my subscription.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@jason5783 thanks man I really appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed

[@flippingcarsrepairs]

Some times it's easier and cheaper for an engine swap

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@flippingcarsrepairs trouble is you never know what the inside of a replacement engine is like, worth the extra effort I think

[@Legendnetwork97]

Me too

[@andyman1032]

wow josh i can see you being another matt Armstrong keep it up well done

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@andyman1032 ayyyy Thankyou man that’s a pretty big compliment haha

[@andyman1032]

@@Josh.Sanderson 13 people agree with me you present just like matt Armstrong who i also subscribe but without his support team to keep it up and you will grow big well done

[@jamesharris2073]

To be a Mat Armstrong you need a rich father or a Looto win

[@steveg5720]

​@@jamesharris2073erm his dad isn't rich nor won the lotto

[@jamesharris2073]

@steveg5720 ..Read the facts NOT THE BUUL ..

[@BrenTravisMusician]

OMG! I know very little about cars but I guessed the pulley for the noise. I'm learning!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

I wish my guess was the same first time around ahha

[@sweatybandit0]

Instantly subscribed. It's nice to see all of the engine work. You're like a one-stop shop for cars!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Haha thanks so much man, finding I learn so much with each project

[@MrPlanecaptain]

Weld a washer on the stud tip first, then the nut to the washer.

[@derekstocker6661]

So very well done, more than impressed! I have been driving for many years BUT have no interest in the workings of a car but you certainly have the right ideas and the skill to do these things, and can only congratulate you on the job you did on this car and wish you many more successes in what you do, very well done!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks much for the kind words mate! Really appreciate it

[@gregmitchell5594]

Man, what a ballache. You have my subscription for that alone!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Hahaha it was a rough one!

[@blackrock63]

This is the first video i have watched of yours. I really enjoyed it as it took me back to when i was your age and repairing cars. Your video is a breath of fresh air in this over crowded market. It was great to see the issues you faced with manifold studs, timing change gasket, sump refusing to move when you miss two bolts holding it together. In Covid i had a Mercedes c180 that seemd to jump a timing tooth and wouldn't run. No garage was open to look at it so i had to bite the bullet and take the head off myself. It was so daunting!!! I was lucky that the piston, culinder and valve were okay and no damage caused. Pulling it apart and putting it back together was such a leap of faith for me as i could have ruined of car that wa still worth good money. So glad i did it and it ran like a dream again afterwards. Your video so reminds me of that battle. Keep up the good work and keep providing us with quality videos

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@blackrock63 thanks for the comment man so glad you enjoyed it! Hopefully I’m doing something right haha! It was the exact same for me, I knew it was head gasket when I bought it but so scared to take the engine apart! But I feel like I’ve got to another level now being comfortable with stripping engines!

[@CallumWZombies]

Nice to see the full process on KZbin with knowledgeable informative cuts and shots. I can see you growing fast soon keep it up.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man fingers crossed!

[@colinwatson6420]

At 60 years old I've got to know a lot of tradesman/ craftsmen/ technicians in my work . I've specialised in bespoke kitchen installs joinery/ carpentry but had to learn electrical installation and gas installation, [ certificated ] that's after a multi skilled apprenticeship starting at 15 years old . Starting early as the schools were repeatedly on strike back then. As well as other skills. But I can say for sure your probably in the top handful of those people. Being tenacious and determined with the skills. Imo .. and that's all it is I'd say even a small garage doing maintenance/ service / repairs ...you'd do very well especially if you could train apprentices.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Wow thanks Colin for the kind words I really appreciate it! I think there’s a lot around that do the same sort of thing just don’t film it!

[@colinevans7134]

I like your videos and your honesty, we've all been there who messaged around cars and in later life I'm still doing these engine jobs and learnt fixing power tools only as a hobby, just keep going and learning . Colin from Croydon Surrey

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Cheers Colin! yeah all my knowledge is learnt from tinkering with cars since i bought my first one! my cars just keep becoming more and more broken ahha

[@stefansstuff2290]

Good on you for admitting your faults 😊 lots of work, great job not taking short cuts

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks mate i really appreciate it!

[@dreamsun69]

WHAT A MAN!! Absolutely loved this video, thankyou for taking us on this journey with you!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Hahaha cheers man so so glad you enjoyed it!

[@LAS4NG]

Really enjoyed this video, first one I’ve seen. Genuinely useful and nice to see that struggle and progress rather than just (it’s fixed) Will defo watch more

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man really appreciate it and glad you enjoyed!

[@leemcarthy4550]

Aww Josh what a legend you are bro I’ve literally just stumbled across you, how glad am I. I think you’ve done an epic job on that Corsa and you should be really proud of yourself seriously. £750 isn’t to be sniffed at and you deserve it too. I’ve now subscribed since let’s face it, who wouldn’t? Dead proud of you man. Thanks for a brilliant video ❤

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@leemcarthy4550 ayyy thank you so much for the kind words man! Means a lot especially with the hate you can get on here haha. So glad you liked the video! Here’s to loads more!

[@leemcarthy4550]

@@Josh.Sanderson Nobody in the right mind bro could wanna hate on you I’ve never come across such a genuinely brilliant and talented guy who literally doesn’t even have to try. I hope everybody subscribes to you and you get your dream of your own garage, I’m confident you’ll achieve that dream bro and I’m rooting for you I sincerely am. Thank you again and I’m looking forward to more content. Much love bro 😁

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@leemcarthy4550 mate such kind words I really appreciate it so much honestly, makes it worth all the effort of the videos just for comments like this 🙏 hopefully a house with a garage/ a unit is coming soon so I can get way more content out. Thanks again for watching man

[@leemcarthy4550]

@@Josh.Sanderson Don’t try to rush anything mate it’ll all come in time. Your channel is taking off well and it’ll continue to do so as it has you orchestrating it. You’re very talented, grounded and humble to go with it. They’re all traits to an excellent recipe for success and you will get where you want to be there’s zero doubt. All the very best bro

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@leemcarthy4550 you’re being far too kind man 😅 only time will tell but for now keep enjoying the videos!

[@colinsmith16]

Great video, l can’t believe fixing a head gasket on your drive way

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man, got some funny looks from the neighbours

[@paulleslie9110]

That's were you do it if u can't afford a garage 😂

[@ianallen2]

Let the weld go cold when removing studs. People weld and start turning while still hot. Metal is weaker when hot and break easier.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@ianallen2 lesson learnt 😂

[@MX5MAN4]

wow nice one josh -you def know your mechanics and well done for not giving up on finding the faults :)

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Ay cheers man hope you enjoyed the vid!

[@MX5MAN4]

@@Josh.Sanderson yes absolutely i did and i was thinking the coil packs when you were trying to find the missfire :)

[@186scott]

If there is not enough thread left on a broken stud before you try to put the nut on it flatten the top of the broken stud ( if possible)then center punch it and drill into the broken stud then with the indent made by drilling weld onto the broken stud to build up the height of it thenget a nut the right size put it onto the stud then weld it and there should then be enough bite from the weld to undo it combined with the heat you put into the broken stud

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@186scott worth a try next time cheers

[@186scott]

@Josh.Sanderson with the welder for the initial adding weld to the broken stud try to pump heat into the stud aswell by having it build up the weld pool slowly

[@cheror_la]

extremely satisfying to see things come together, great video!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

So nice to get to the end of a project!

[@officiale7287]

You should have more subscribers.. I always watch Mat Armstrong, that’s the only person I subscribed to who fix’s the cars. I like the way you work, and how you talk is nice, you’re basically making step by step videos. I’ve enjoyed your videos, you’re a second mechanic that I’ve subscribed 👏

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Wow man that’s an insane compliment thanks so much! Really glad you enjoy the videos and if they’re anything like Mats I’m buzzing haha, thanks for the sub hopefully you enjoy the future videos too!

[@thesyco]

Rather than taping up the solder job, look into shrink wrapping. Looks better, and lasts longer.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Good shout!

[@5Speedz]

Great job man, re check that oil pressure sensor bc it looked to be pushing oil into the electrical connector. Just trying my best to help any way I can :)

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks for the tip man!

[@VilintasJakovlevas]

That's a good job. Respect for doing everything properly. 😊

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks I really appreciate it! Hope you really enjoyed watching 😁

[@Parknest]

This reminds me of when I had to work on a 2004 Corsa C. I had to change the engine, replace the head gasket on said replacment engine and deal with all the issues resulting from the engine swap due to differences between the original and replacement engines (both were the Z12XE). Most of the work was documented on my own channel.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

What a ball ache man haha it’s all fun and games though

[@michaeljames6434]

It nice the video being longer also good work and it's easy to forget the water pump pulley bolts I've done it a good few times on these and the fords

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Glad it works for you guys! I think some videos I just don’t have enough to do on the car to make it longer! Yeah man couldn’t believe I did it but so glad the noise was that and nothing else

[@garybaldi69]

We live and learn, great video, keep up the good work

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@garybaldi69 thanks man!

[@richlee5578]

This is what people want to see a lot of other KZbinrs think we want to see them them talking all the time,you’ll definitely go far if you keep the balance like this and don’t gloss over mistakes cheers I subscribed

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks for the sub and kind words mate! Fingers crossed it will get some views!

[@flippingcarsrepairs]

Moss fire probably coil pack as always go on them

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Turned out to be that petrol evap valve 😅

[@cassidyamatt-carter7905]

I love watching videos like this it means I can get to know more about engines. Love the video man :)

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Glad you liked it buddy!

[@Citeh111]

You don’t need to thread the nut on to the broken stud, just place it on top and weld all inside, for the nut not to just snap off let it cool down naturally around an hour, always works, never fails me.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

That makes sense I’ll have to let it cool properly in the future! Although my welding leaves a lot to be desired 😂

[@Citeh111]

@ always does haha, we have a welder who’s unreal, he comes into our workshop and does all the big/major stuff, he gave me that advice and it works all the time for me

[@MrBubbies543]

Excellent video. It's the first time I've seen your content. A lot of work for what you got in return but onwards and upwards to your next project . 😊

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man definitely agreed but here’s to more!

[@seanwallace1972]

Great video,luckily you had use of the machinery and facilities that a lot of people don’t have access to,so it cost you a lot less to do yourself but great video nether the less

[@JeffersonHumber]

Very impressed, this was some technical wizardry with that engine rebuild

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Haha simple when someone shows you how to do it!

[@jumboqk]

More content please. Loving the videos. I started watching from the red BMW 330d e46 video. Loved all of them. MORE MORE CARS PLEASE. KEEP UP THE HARD WORK BUDDY 💪

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Original fan! You’ve been watching for ages man what a legend! More videos soon man I hope I can start posting more!

[@rst5510]

£850 for a mint z3?! I’ll definitely be giving marketplace monitor a try. Awesome video dude! 🔥 #20%gang

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@rst5510 my guyyyyyy

[@flippingcarsrepairs]

Market place monitor is so slow 😮

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@flippingcarsrepairs it’s been perfect for me

[@delta250a]

Nice to see someone do a head, we had to look around to get someone to do ours and it is an old simple car.

[@BrenTravisMusician]

Just found your channel today. Hooked now Josh.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Haha thanks man really pleased your enjoying!!

[@bobbymike]

Your a talented and enthusiastic lad mate you did a great job think about how much you have learned, I've been a Mechanic now over 35 years in main dealers n the probs u faced we face daily weekly monthly but with collective experience in the workshop we get there in the end, with so many computers tho on vehicles these days these faults are the worst n can sometimes take weeks with all the wiring that needs checking, great channel mate Subbed 😊

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Hey man thanks for all the kind words! Deffo learnt so much fixing all these old POS haha, with slightly growing budgets I am worried about the electrics on the newer stuff but just more things to learn! With all your experience you might be needed in a project I’m planning at the moment haha

[@ELISEY93]

You earned my subscription also!! Loved what you do and be glad to see you get a garage

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks so much for the sub! really appreciate it truly man. Hoepfully you enjoy the past and future vids too!

[@zaink7037]

Nice work Josh. Always love your videos when they upload. Havent watched to the end but hope all that work made huge profit

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man, out of curiosity how come you didn’t make it until the end

[@zaink7037]

@Josh.Sanderson got there in the end. Had to comment before watching all the way 😆

[@Breakinbits]

Absolutely smashing it mate, was great to see it all done to a high standard and detailed explanation. You’ll go far mate for sure 👍

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Legend thanks man I really appreciate it!

[@Latkjuu]

10:30 - SO SATISFYING

[@alunjames2288]

Great job josh well done on the physical work and some very slick edits.. keep it up

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Cheers Alun!

[@darylmc123]

Just came across this channel wow man top work keep it up 👌

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man really appreciate that

[@RhysTatterson81]

Well done mate! Good video.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Cheers lad appreciate it

[@tombagnall7314]

This is the first video I've found by you, just wanted to say you've earnt my sub. Finally an interesting and well-made video that's actually entertaining

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Ay thanks man glad you came across the channel and enjoyed it!

[@IANHANDS]

Thankyou i enjoyed watching. One thing though! The proffit you made wasnt really proffit. You just employed yourself to strip and rebuild the car then sell it . A garage would have charged you more for the labour than you made.. However im now subscribing. 👍

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks for the sub man! Yeah i get that, In my head people use the word profit for making any money themselves online at the moment but its always hard trying to decide on the right words and title etc. hopefully you enjoy the future videos!

[@charliegroves]

Excellent video, this channel will explode soon

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man! Fingers crossed!

[@yusufpatel3583]

Well done mate Great video

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks bro! Really appreciate it

[@Rodolfowei12345]

Such good content, hope your Chanel grows!!! deserves it

[@ashxxtxn1]

Good video & good work but abit advanced for other DIY guys not to mention the tools & machines needed

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Yeah that is why I included the price to pay someone to get the machining done. Easy job then

[@ashxxtxn1]

@@Josh.Sanderson ye man I seen that, tho £400 ain't bad but is that with taking head off yourself & sending it?

[@nrud2121]

Amazing video mate well done never skipped a second of it.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Legend man thanks for watching!

[@WeeJinterz]

Great video, subscribed!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks for the Sub man!

[@kbgarage8462]

Great job man keep it up :)

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks! No plan on stopping!

[@FlipAutoXperts]

The work was a bit intense for a flip, really like the machine job you done on the head. The car came out pretty good thouh. 👍

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Yeah that is why I included the price to pay someone to get the machining done. Easy job then, cheers!

[@TheBiggerestDave]

Monumental effort mate. Great video

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man really appreciate you commenting legend!!

[@niallll]

bloody hell what a repair...you have great knowledge on cars

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man! Not too sure about great knowledge though haha

[@craigcamb5598]

Timing chain rattle ? When you skim the head you can’t use a standard head gasket you have to use a thicker one to match what you skimmed off

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Sorted that noise towards the end, it wasn’t enough off to warrant a thicker gasket

[@rustybaws5313]

16 though is waaay more than enough for a thicker gasket mate. The average is 6-8 thou. You should have a thicker ply gasket on ut for sure.

[@AverageMax13]

What a class video. Top notch work, editing and filming etc. If you offer free lance mechanic work at all, shout it out in the videos. I'd absolutely trust you to work on my cars!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks max really appreciate it! So nice when the effort that goes into the video is appreciated! Unfortunately don’t have any time for that with the videos but thanks hahah

[@wagwanbennydj6003]

Well in fella not Just doing it to make a profit you're actually making a car nice again for the new owner ❤

[@Josh.Sanderson]

There’s far too many dodgy dealers around at the moment selling absolute rubbish! Gotta do my bit

[@stevesanderson4859]

Great video, really enjoyed the machine shop rework

[@VesprVids]

Great video! Your talent is impressive. Just a gentle suggestion: instrumental music might work better while you speak since lyrics can sometimes distract.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks so much man I really appreciate it, yeah I do try but for some reason I was really struggling to find decent music on the site I use

[@Samcoady]

Damn that’s a lot of work so fair play for that, great video

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Cheers sam! Glad you liked!

[@hydrolics5449]

Respect for all the work you put in, subscribed and liked. Can't wait to see more of your videos!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@hydrolics5449 thanks so much man! Hopefully you enjoy the future videos just as much!

[@Danielomas92]

Came across this channel by chance and had a binge of your previous videos as well great content! Hard to find honest in depth flipping videos! A sub from me brother!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

yess so glad you liked them thanks man!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

great video mate £1900 isn't bad going

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Cheers man! If it wasn’t cat N more profit but oh well haha

[@aran7teen]

Awesome video. I was thinking this was going to be one of those ‘I bought a car cheap, polished it and made ££££’ videos. Glad to be wrong, some proper work you put in there.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man really appreciate it! It is nice when a car just needs a clean though 😂

[@ParFektion]

Great job mate! Nice that you didn't give up even though the car put up a struggle 😄

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks mate! It was a struggle but not as bad as the car I’m doing right now 😅

[@ParFektion]

@@Josh.Sanderson I know exactly what you're talking about unfortunately 😂👌🏻 FIGHT! 💪🏻

[@ryandennehy2400]

What a job! Throughly enjoyed watching that and learnt some things too

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Glad you enjoyed man that what i do it form

[@ricknorville2324]

This was a great video I love to see a good ol engine rebuild well.done mate....👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@ricknorville2324 thanks very much Rick! Appreciate you having a look

[@Rocky-uh6up]

how did u torque head? for mine was like 30nm or sum and then 3 times by 90 degrees, it was like hulk power needed, was even scared to do that

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Yeah it was the same for me, it seems far too tight to me but that’s what Vauxhall recommends 🤷‍♂️

[@01bogwoppit]

Great video , never give up 💪

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man glad you enjoyed!

[@tatsnneeps341]

Its a vauxhall, best place for that is the scrap yard 😮

[@Josh.Sanderson]

agreed xD

[@Lordosvk]

Great photos . Wow

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Cheers man!

[@playthefakerole]

Great vid! Subbed!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man glad you enjoyed!

[@richardwatts20]

20% gang checking in 🫡

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Legend man!!!

[@186scott]

the ticking noise from the engine is the hydraulic lifters

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@186scott at the end yeah that’s normal Corsa

[@naheemhaneef123]

Great video, new subscriber!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Uesssss thanks man!!! Glad you enjoyed!

[@jasonalexander1304]

just did the head gasket on this same car and LITERALY did the same issue with the bolts lol

[@Josh.Sanderson]

No Way haha what are the chances

[@johnshaw4140]

Just subscribed , hopefully that will help towards you getting a unit I've been driving my BMW for 43 years and I still love it (1975 3.0s)

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@johnshaw4140 damnnn that’s a beauty of a car! Thanks man it really means a lot

[@paulleslie9110]

Some good tips in there 👍

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Cheers!

[@Hussain_PulsePath]

Hello josh Well done love the content You earned a new subscriber 🙌 How did you learn to fix cars as that is something I would like to do in the future

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Hey man thanks for watching! Really glad you enjoyed, I just started by fixing my own cars and helping friends fix theirs when stuff broke until i decided I could make money on fixing cars. Lots of KZbin tutorials!

[@nexus1972]

I'd consider the number of hours of additional work you did (outside of the machining work) - washing engine assembly, lambda, pulley, door handle etc just so you can calculate the 'cost' of your labour, or even to divide your profit by the hours of work to figure out an hourly rate

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Yeah I thought I’d make a but more however the write off really screwed my profits

[@jakeowenpowell_]

Yes Josh! Epic work 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@jakeowenpowell_ ayyy thanks brother ❤️ know it’s not your cup o tea subject matter😂

[@ianallen2]

I learned mechanics back in 1974 and worked in a garage. I dont like the modern car with all of the sensors and vacuum stuff on them. I prefer hte older type with carbs, coils and points or electrinic ignition. More stuff to go wrong now-a-days and less room to work on an engine under the bonnet. I was a mechanical person and knew nothing avbout electronics side of cars, except for changing bulbs and the simple stuff. lol. But I could fit towbars and wire them up but now, it has to be done by professional fitters and certified / certificates produced.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@ianallen2 I’ve met a fella that says the exact same, left the trade when all these electronics started to appear. I’m somewhat the opposite though, I wouldn’t know where to start with a carburettor

[@ianallen2]

@@Josh.Sanderson I suppose it is what you grow up with and know. Too many sensors for me in modern cars. Its like the styling as well, cars today dont have character or style .Most look the same and sound the same. lol

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@ianallen2 I completely agree with that, there's very few nice looking cars around these days, however the ones from the pre 90's are mostly gorgeous

[@ianallen2]

@@Josh.Sanderson The ones from the 30's, 40's and 50's are more rounded and have lots of character and very shapely. From the 60's, they starterd to bet a bit "box" shaped and then the 70's and 80's were all like shoe boxes and then like wedges. Now, they are like the same style, all perspex lights and plastic bumpers. lol.

[@carsnstuffuk]

Excellent job mate! What camera and lenses do you use for your pics?

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man! Is a canon 5DMKII with a canon 70-200mm 2.8 L Lens but it’s definitely overkill

[@jamesstott6363]

Another banging video Josh, been thinking about getting a Carly for a while now and that's just decided it for me, such a worthy investment. Keep it up pal #20%gang

[@Josh.Sanderson]

My guyyy lets GOOOOOO

[@guywhoknows]

Flipping cars is fine, if you know what you're doing and your liability. School boy mistakes with the loose bolts. One of my guys 30 years ago did the same and it cost me £5,000. Business partner did it 5 years ago and cost me the same again! Both were BMW's. Check cars before you buy, I had one with light damage, repaired it, but it had previous damage, badly repaired so that was a total loss as I refused to sell it. So £400 less taxes of course. Insurance, and tools time... If you get good at what you do, you should be able to hourly the profits as you have to take into account the time (wage) before you get any profit.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Yeah makes a lot of sense I was hoping to make more but with is being a surprise write off it reduced profits a lot

[@guywhoknows]

@@Josh.Sanderson if you focus on profits over value, then it can go a bit wrong. You should look around trade in cars. That's where I made a lot of money and the cars weren't that bad. Dirty and dents mostly, but I used to do body work so no issue there aside time. Save up and get a body lift. The. You can be doing wishbones brakes very easily. Which can be a costly repair and why a lot of cars get scrapped. Just keep an eye on getting it right, you have people lives in your hands. And do what you enjoy

[@davepaul6342]

Amazing content i love seeing stuff like this

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks so much Dave! Glad you enjoyed it

[@davepaul6342]

@@Josh.Sanderson its very refreshing to see even the mediocre cars get repaired as opposed to scrap. Keep up the top work buddy, hopefully one day we will see you with a supercar. I do this stuff too but i havent filmed anything but id like to. Confidence thing i think

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@davepaul6342 Im definitley anti waste and pro money so it’s a win win haha. Supercar would be bloody lovely but even just a daily that isn’t always broken would be nice 😂 I have to say the KZbin is a big learning curve but well worth the effort

[@davepaul6342]

@@Josh.Sanderson same for me, what other people class as "throw away" im like naa give it another chance. I put time and effort into saving a 2009 aygo which was rotten at the sills and now its like it was never corroded. Id love to do videoing for youtube and been told it pays well after so long and many many views.

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@davepaul6342 Good cars those lil cars except the rust! Yeah i'm not at the stage yet where it pays well haha

[@jahmeds4890]

Nice video I just subscribed all the way from Jamaica

[@Josh.Sanderson]

No way man!!! Probably the first! Thanks so much man!

[@Tidda86]

Job well done, I had one of these and it was to temperamental it ended its life on 144k which I was really pleased with

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Cheers man! That’s decent mileage for a budget car to be fair, the buyer had a couple issues after they got it I had to sort for them luckily just a battery and the other o2 sensor

[@Tidda86]

@ The last 10k was hell! Glad it all worked out for you. Now subscribed to your channel- thanks again and good luck with the next one

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@ ooof Vauxhalls ;) thanks for the sub! Hopefully you like the future and past videos!

[@petarkukolj]

It seems pretty good to me!

[@rpwhite05]

Bloody hell who’s a clever boy then 😆👏👌

[@Josh.Sanderson]

😂😂😂

[@davidh328]

Top man. Subbed 👍

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@davidh328 thanks man appreciate it!

[@PBUCKY1969]

good vid - naughty Carly ad though - you didn't tell everyone when they buy one there are additional fees for every car brand you want to use it on!

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks man! To be truthful I didn’t even know that, they just sent me a membership to use that had everything, well worth it for me though as there’s so much stuff to use within the app. Much better than the eBay scanner I’ve been using 😅

[@AI-Records24]

Firstly I’m glad they are paying Josh.. however, to add, plus the subscription they try to take again a year later, and the fault codes that don’t come up correctly sometimes, live data discrepancies.. honestly I advise anyone to buy a second hand kingbolen or snap on unit and VCDS instead of a Carly. It’s so much better value with no ongoing fees.

[@PBUCKY1969]

@@AI-Records24 Totally agree - wish I had saved up and got an Autel or similar - I got stung on buying a Carly following another KZbinr and I feel like I've just wasted my money!

[@BrynHughesPhotography]

Nice Video Man :)

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Cheers man!

[@chotmine2697]

How much time did you took from the moment of the purchase to the sale? GREAT VIDEO 👍💪

[@Josh.Sanderson]

Thanks brother I really appreciate the kind words! A really long time haha mainly because I was daily driving as my BMWs differential blew up and I couldn’t afford to fix it, but I would say around 2 weeks from listing it for sale to it being gone and maybe 3/4 days labour

[@kye742]

Yes Josh! ❤

[@bidders77]

Nice detailed video 👍🏼👍🏼

[@Josh.Sanderson]

@@bidders77 thanks man hope you really enjoyed!