MGB GTS Episode 3: More Rust, More Restoration. Turbocharged 1967 MGB GT Project Car

[@BeardedSkunk]

Nice to see the details (close ups) and good narrating. I like to watch you do your project .. keep on it, well done!

[@jagboy69]

Excellent work man! This is exactly how it's done.

[@GrumpyTim]

Big chunk of awesomeness there - I could watch that for hours. Really impressed with the progress, I haven't done anything car related in years and I kind of miss doing it after watching this video.

[@ashleybragetti2199]

Great video- thanks for sharing 👍

[@1986cgj]

Really nice series. You do a great job, both on the car, and the way you make the series. Looking forward to the next episode. Greetings from Denmark.

[@carlthompson4188]

super entertaining 🚗❤

[@kxngnu3706]

Impressive restoration my friend! Subbed

[@funksterdotorg]

Thank you!

[@felixbowker796]

Great videos! Are there anymore to the series?

[@funksterdotorg]

There are more in the pipeline, but the garage was too cold over the winter to make any progress so it's going rather slowly :o)

[@0neBadMonkey]

Your abuse of that poor screwdriver is only forgiven because of the amounts of angle grinding action ☺️ Good work.

[@funksterdotorg]

That one screwdriver has seen some stuff.

[@bestworks7574]

Great work mate, I could learn some bits for an upcoming project which seems as rusty as yours.. :-)

[@imgbeatz2012]

keep the awesome videos coming! :)

[@Spliteyemoto]

Great work so far with this. Really fun to watch how you problem solve. Have similar aspirations for some old projects I have laying around. Must get better at welding first though

[@funksterdotorg]

One thing is for sure, you will quickly get better at welding if you start doing thin sheet metal work!

[@RedDawg2k]

I’ve been around metal smiths in a manufacturing setting, and I learned quite a bit from watching this video. 78 MGB with same almost exact floor damage, not extensive but worrisome. Thanks for documenting your resto work!

[@cluelessmgmidgetrestoratio6990]

Hi great work and easy to follow what are you painting the underside with. Thanks Mark

[@funksterdotorg]

That's 2K epoxy primer. Not safe to spray without an air-fed mask, but brushing and rolling it is fine with just a good organic-filter respirator (as far as I know - don't quote me on that).

[@nigelbeaumont1109]

Fantastic repairs. What is that white paint you are applying? Thanks

[@funksterdotorg]

That's 2K epoxy primer.

[@torque-drive2488]

I got my first car, a 1967 MGB GT recently, and it's in a similar condition. I'm not sure if it's worth fixing

[@funksterdotorg]

Money-wise, it almost certainly isn't worth it. It's only worth doing if you actively enjoy doing some extremely tedious metalwork - my motivation took a dip last winter which is why there haven't been any updates of late. If you just want to drive an MGB, sell your basket case to a keen tinsmith and buy one that's already roadworthy. You will come out ahead on time, money, and sanity.

[@torque-drive2488]

@funksterdotorg yeah I've made that decision last night. I would love to fix it, though. I just don't have a welder or any welding experience

[@mikemontana7436]

What brand of paint are you rolling on (the white paint)?

[@funksterdotorg]

It's an own-brand 2K epoxy primer from my local supplier, Jawel Paints.

[@stasosipov6557]

Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 225 sentadillas son unos LIKESEX.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio. Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortalesl abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.k

[@0neBadMonkey]

Pissed again?