MGB Restoration '64, Pt 2 Drive Shaft and U-Joints

[@k144kev]

Hi Robert I love the story about the 64 MG ,and you are just the right guy to bring it back to life . I have a 1969 mk 3 spitfire that I restored 26 years ago I changed the 1300 engine for GT6 engine a few years back, just subscribed today Kev UK🇬🇧 East Devon👍

[@MGB-learning]

Outstanding video. Nice collection of British cars.

[@stephenhampton3547]

I've got a lot of respect for people who can make replacing U-joints look easy. I always mess them up. Loving the MGB content. Thanks for posting!

[@Robertsbritishcars]

Thank you so much for your comment. Putting them together isn't too bad, taking them apart is a pain. I enjoy hearing from people. There is a long way to go on this project, stay tuned and thank you for watching. Cheers, Bob

[@stephenhampton3547]

@@Robertsbritishcars Hey Robert, just on a side note, what is your opinion of/level of interest in Morris Minors? Ever work on or own any? Also, are you a member of any British car clubs in or around Monroe? just curious. Thanks.

[@Robertsbritishcars]

I love Morris Minors. Back in the 70's I bought on for $50.00 and drove it to college for years. (Wisconsin winters) I ended up trading it in on a new TR7. Mistake. If I had room, I would buy another one. And yes, I am a member of the Tyee Triumph Club out of Issaquah WA and a member of the MGCCNWC. That's MG Car Club Northwest Center. North Chapter, meets in Everett. Thank yo for your comment. Cheers, Bob

[@pjb1985]

Great job Robert!

[@Robertsbritishcars]

Thank you so much. Coming up, putting the transmission bits on, then, refurbish the blower motor, fuel pump and gas tank. I'm working on these now, but have not finished the videos yet. Thank you again. Cheers, Bob

[@soup1448]

Great content and humor!

[@Robertsbritishcars]

Thank you for your comment. I try not to take myself too seriously. Cheers, Bob