Rebuilding A Flooded $2,000,000 McLaren P1 | Part 1

[@tavarish]

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[@CadillacToothdeville]

This is better than ANY DDE video!

[@cryptojim6953]

You can put a large beach next to your new home pool 🏊

[@cryptojim6953]

Hope you use more people putting the Clamshell back on

[@Crisguythat]

PLEASE READ over at DDE they have a crashed super modded 720 McLaren. WOULD be the perfect parts car since it has some of the ultimate upgrades to give you even more power with all the Bella and whistles!!!

[@philiprowney]

Dude, you are raising the titanic here. It'll be epic every step.

[@VINwiki]

Imagine seeing all of this and thinking, "Oh yeah, no big deal. I can fix that!" That's why we love you Freddy!

[@ChaosTheoryArchitecture]

What's a little drizzle water damage ammarite???

[@Racing_Dude]

Typical tavarish

[@MALIK_15.]

I wonder what crash super/hyper car he's gonna buy next

[@danielcrane1682]

If anyone can, it’s Freddie

[@marcuspeacher3008]

he can rebuild it and then rebuild again when it goes bang as we know with freddies luck I'm hoping things go well for him

[@zollotech]

Hearing that taillight removal crunch noise is rough...

[@hTyKn1]

I believe the term is ham fisted!

[@zaccwalker3098]

It just about brought tears to my eyes.

[@Wynorrific]

I had to mute it

[@weaksignal8009]

Add another 10k to the 'restoration'

[@LukeMaffey]

So painful

[@jeziahlewin8550]

1.1 mil and counting, all eyes on you Freddy, this a new era for your channel ❤️

[@mikes78]

At 1.1 Million view,s after only 18 hours. it would take a single person over 81 years of watching it loop continuously to get this much view -time.

[@baljeetwilliams6884]

​@@mikes78 🤓 Nerd!

[@shoibkhan976]

2 million ❤

[@M3adnoes]

Bro nobody is gonna buy this car even if its runs good if they look at what happend at it, he is just losing money

[@jeziahlewin8550]

@@M3adnoes who says he's gonna sell it??? It's his dream car, I don't think he gives a fuck what anyone else thinks

[@marklengal9990]

I deal with a lot of flooding vehicles. I know your excited about the engine getting started. But I would start stripping all the interior out soon. So much moisture will stay in there forever and will never dry out

[@richardbudai9590]

The entire car community is watching and rooting for Freddy, and the boys to get this back together and on the road again. Crazy, crazy idea, but you guys will pull it off - no question about it.

[@pedropohren]

I'm Just seriously hoping (because it's all we can do at this stage) he doesn't go completely bankrupt to do this.

[@pawrestlingchamp]

@@pedropohren If you're worried watch his videos and buy a shirt.

[@sqlevolicious]

I have my bets that there is no way in hell he could ever rebuild this P1 and get it running without pretty much buying a new P1, but that doesn't stop me from hoping that he does. Exciting journey all around.

[@CastorRabbit]

Wrap it gold foil and she'll be right

[@TimeBucks]

Such high quality content

[@super30math143]

Very good

[@somnathpal1656]

Hi

[@abhisheksaha6975]

Hii

[@Rashidmalik-ct4dd]

Nice 👌

[@abhinavkumarchaudhary4490]

Nice

[@blastingoff]

I know nothing about cars, but man I would love to work on something like this. Love seeing the "impossible" repairs get done. Can't wait to see the full journey

[@sirhamalot110]

as cool as this is get into something simple if you want to learn. i wouldn’t even start with a car, i’d get a dirt bike and an rc car. those are usually less complicated, and have small versions the things that every car has: wheels, axles, driveshafts, bearings, wiring, engines, motors, batteries, pretty much anything that could be a car part. and it’s usually cheaper too which is nice when learning.

[@jaxsparrow_12]

Impossible?? It was an easier fix to be honest . My father once repaired a 40 yr old jeepney. That was burned

[@normwrapz821]

Already a half million views in 6 hours!!! This is definitely taking your channel to a whole new level! Happy to see that!

[@haveric24]

so far has cost a dollar a view...... rooting for freddy to win

[@mikaeljonsson4686]

When you take a $575.000 leap you need some views! 😉 Freddy and Jack with some help from Rex makes an awesome team though and I'm sure they'll pull this one off! 👍👍👍 Most def the hottest series on youtube! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Monroe_Montague]

945k views now!

[@WrongSpades]

1.1 million already in 18 hours

[@caydencorning]

This gonna have to be like a 200 part series and I'm all for it!

[@marclabelle4253]

It's the only way he's going to not lose money on this thing... And I for one will be here to help build engagement revenue for Every. Single. Part.

[@2econd428]

@@marclabelle4253 if he gets enough views and some good sponsors on maybe a 10 part series it would easily pay off, but this stuff take time to work on the car and the video so it’s also a balance between amount of videos and hoping that people don’t just forget about the project. But I think this will be a pretty evergreen video that’ll keep being binge watched for years to come

[@adamburgess3731]

Same here! We will never see a P1 apart like this again.

[@JohnWiku]

Still gonna finish it faster than Rob's 4 rotor 😂😂😂

[@cristianoh97]

I was thinking 30-40 episodes but man you don't know hopefully all goes pretty smooth

[@Praderanoire]

Tavarish has to be one of the biggest inspirations for DIY car repair out there. I get nervous fixing my cheap ass mustang at times, but remembering what this man and his team are capable of gives me the confidence to get through it. Freddy, you are a true man of culture and a huge role model. I hope you've been well and I can't wait to see how this project ends up. We all love you and thank you for all you do for the car community! Much love from Los Angeles

[@Raynl1978]

I would love to see a collaboration with Chris Fix

[@autoheadroy1140]

What makes your videos more interesting, is your positive attitude towards a dead project! Being happy about finding Rust-free connectors , fixing a broken camshell of a multi-million dollar car. You inspire so many garage builders our there. Much love from India!

[@cebayne]

I can’t imagine the feeling of having EVERYONE in the car community behind you and rooting you on. You must be on cloud 9 Freddy, keep it up.

[@bobadam7021]

It's more like watching a dare devil. You're expecting a crash and fireball, but you're excited when he makes it.

[@vantruongthi9105]

ok

[@cacau1810]

ok

[@moneymike226]

I was in Florida and remember this happening. Just showed my wife and she's like oh shit he bought that McLaren. She's behind him as well. I normally don't care what people frivolously spend money on but I want to see Freddy succeed with this.

[@stevehale4712]

Don’t skimp on the PPE use, your a good guy and would hate you to have issues because you don’t use PPE

[@peterbarry4792]

No pressure.... Just the WHOLE WORLD watching... And just like me, I'm super happy YOU got it!!!!! I'm sure the old owner is not missing a minute of this... Congratulations. This is so effin inspirational brother.

[@zzaacchh]

The whole world? chill with the over exaggeration

[@OzzyMate88]

@@zzaacchh the whole super/hyper car world for sure

[@choian9953]

ok

[@natedagreat6704]

Didn’t know the worlds population is 3million

[@zzaacchh]

@@OzzyMate88 massive difference

[@TVSOUNDSYSTEM]

This is game changing content literally the whole world is routing for the team ✊🏾

[@petikehero]

@@smffms625 yes!! keep it up!! wish lucky from Hungary!!!

[@FactsAboutAnimals0]

there’s more than 1.7 mil people in the world

[@postitrandomly3638]

*Rooting?

[@slimboyd]

Love from the Bahamas

[@ducot]

@@postitrandomly3638 rooting means to encourage another toward achieving their goal

[@MrKnife69]

3:02 I found it hilarious when Fredy hit the trunk with his head and it just dumped a whole lot of sand, that just shows how easily fixable that car is 😂

[@fabianm2819]

mclaren ought to collab on this thing, so far its been an awesome advert for their weather sealing

[@jacobvandijk2184]

I bet they will, Freddy alluded to that in another video on someone else’s channel. Vinwiki maybe.

[@shadow105720]

The sealed connections are probably jist Bosch or some other company that specializes in those. They have standards and such for water and dust resistance.

[@glsracer]

​@@shadow105720 as sealed as they were, I was cringing when they were pulling the connectors with sand and junk all around them. A once clean connection could easily have sand ingress during inspection.

[@terrunt]

@@glsracer tell me you’ve never done anything like this without telling me. At some point you just have to get stuck in. A little air will clear any sound out connectors; a bit of contact cleaner and it’s all good.

[@Liberty_Prime_Is_Online]

@@terrunt depends how cavalier you want to be. If it was me the very first thing I would've done is a comprehensive clean.

[@2jzgtefication]

If you actually make this work then you’re a living legend in the car community !! I can’t wait to see you make it happen, only you can

[@juzoli]

He can sure do it, I have no doubts. The concern is that he is going bankrupt while doing it...:)

[@Heatranoveryou]

yeah just buy a whole new p1 in parts. EZ

[@sathos]

So great to hear Freddie taking care of his guys, taking the weight and asking Rex to back off, telling Jack to watch his hands on the wheels… Thats how real friends work, laugh all day until there is actual risk and then bro their way through it.

[@danytoob]

Yeah ... and they share gas too ... 😂😂🤪🤪🖖🏻🖖🏻

[@witchcraftauto]

This is an amazing journey, it visits that age old saying of why you never buy a flood damaged car while also answering the question "What if you do?" Can't wait to see the next episode!

[@paulbhager]

Don't care how many episodes this takes, this already is an awesome rebuild series. Bravo!

[@darrelldarrell1447]

Rebuild

[@GardenGuy1942]

He’s going to fail, i feel so sorry for him.

[@darrelldarrell1447]

@Dean it's a pretty monumental rebuild. I think he can do it tho.

[@lanceripplinger8352]

Only Freddy is crazy enough to bring a flooded supercar back to life. I'm eagerly awaiting to see more!

[@Lime2Game]

Excuse me! It’s Tavarish, he has no interest in mere SUPERcar floods! He’s in the top league - bringing back HYPERcar floods 😂😂😂

[@pistonburner6448]

...and then kill it again by taking it off a sweet jump and then blowing up its engine! He sure prefers his McLarens broken!

[@Pete_Finch]

***Salt water flooded. There's a HUGE difference, as someone with a super rare freshwater flood sports car which, after being totaled, has been absolutely perfect for 3 years after just a deep cleaning. A salt water flood destroys literally everything which is why this intrigues me so much

[@johnnychimpo7539]

@@Pete_Finchdoesn’t destroy carbon

[@cardboardboxification]

@@Lime2Game you can restore anything , it all comes down to how much money you have

[@joelanucha3929]

I sure am glad Freddy has hopefully gotten through his tough point in life as well as possible. And has to pay for his P1. We get consistent content again haha.

[@davidbryant3532]

What tough point?

[@NiiniH]

​@@davidbryant3532 go back a few videos

[@jacobvanausdeln1696]

Working on cars is a therapy for a lot of us… and when things get tough most of us look at bigger projects just so we can stabilize our moods. I’ve been threw severe depression after losing the love of my life and moving states… Last time I was depressed I bought the s2000 and put an absolutely massive super charger on it… Now I’m extremely depressed, so up goes the boost and down goes the depression. It’s therapy.

[@Millenzo]

My only concern is it won’t be “consistent” as it costs so much for parts for this car. I imagine it’s something that is going to take a few years other than his other cars which are just super cars and a lot cheaper to fix

[@DevTNT]

@@Millenzo in the buying process episode on vin wiki he said he has a financial backer, I'd imagine they're in for the parts as well as the upfront cost

[@HiTechOilCo]

@Tavarish - Whenever we work underneath a car, it's always recommended to have safety glass on to protect our eyes from falling dirt, rust, etc. Our vision is very important of course. Invest in safety glasses. They are cheap insurance for our priceless vision.

[@motomuso]

Being a "regular guy" who has no hope of ever owning an exotic car I never pay attention to these high-priced beauties. But this saga, this adventure you're on here has me hooked. I'm in for the duration. All the best to you brother.

[@RareSamplez]

You have hope G . You have to work for it , i also thought that i have no hope , but now i have found hope and i m running towards it

[@bc2006]

1. Get a job in the industry 2. Work 80+ hrs per week and learn everything you can about cars, your brand, your job, your customer base 3. 1 year later, buy exotic car

[@thebritishautochannel]

33:21 this feels so wrong 😭😆

[@KPJ.RL.]

This is gonna be at least a 50 part series I can just feel it 😂

[@samiraperi467]

Let's make it 69. Because memes.

[@Bajansirneil]

50 at the minimum. 😅

[@knightryder4021]

It should be cos revenuee

[@gaveintothedarkness]

@@samiraperi467 Nice

[@credelle]

If hes not willing to go broke, yeah hes gonna need to make a ton of videos of it

[@Guaposostoned]

"You're either gonna have super powers.... or super cancer." lmao

[@PartsFlying]

Dude, I'm super stoked for this project! Most other projects I follow, I see a new video posted and I say "oh, I'll go watch that when I have a minute". With this one however, I will be checking your channel first thing in the morning every single day to see if there's a new episode. You got this!

[@tavarish]

just subscribe and hit the notification bell!

[@PartsFlying]

@@tavarish oh you know that’s already done!

[@mariellarojas8562]

@@tavarish MAKE IT MANUAL AND DITCH THE ELECTRIC BATTERY, MOTOR ETC. (IF YOU CAN MAKE IT NATURAL ASPIRATED, BETTER) MAKE A REAL SUCCESOR TO THE F1

[@mariellarojas8562]

@@tavarish YOU HAVE A GOLDEN CHANCE TO MAKE IT POSSIBLE

[@manderson147]

As long as everyone understands: We’re here for the P1. Not everything else

[@rasmusljungdahl3238]

I love this type of longer format videos. They really show all the work being done as well as feel more intimate. Died laughing at “you think the microphone pick that up?”

[@BoostedSpeedDemon]

I don't know if you know this tavarish, but lithium batteries are hermetically sealed. Lithium reacts violently with contact with the air. So it has to be completely airtight. Lithium will spontaneously combust when it contacts oxygen. So the fact that your battery hasn't melted down, says that there is no water inside. Because if water could get in, Air could get in, and it would have melted down already.

[@TippyHippy]

I put my hamster in a sock and slammed it against the furniture

[@Gladion337]

@@TippyHippy tf?

[@johndc2998]

​@@TippyHippy you got issues get help

[@chuckroberts3310]

Just watched the @mattarmstrong vid of the Porsche build .. absolutely incredible build from all of you and great hospitality. Much respect and love from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 ❤❤

[@dominicradosta4781]

Such high quality content. And that's not because of the car. The fact that this is a P1 is nice but what I mean with high quality content is how the video is made up AND your sponsor. I love when content creators don't just put any sponsor in the video. This really fits to your content. Everthing you do right now is just nice. You really deserve 1 million views in under 24h.

[@DJBaumba]

Freddy’s humor towards every single major thing is exactly whey millions of people are watching keep up the great attitude man

[@k20cam49]

I saw a P1 for the first time in person today, you truly appreciate how technical they are. Fair play for this, all the best

[@rhobson]

I drove a 600LT last year and it stills blow my mind remembering it or watching the video, I can't imagine what a P1 must've feel like

[@k20cam49]

@@rhobson can only imagine, I remember being taken out when MP4-12C was new and that was scary fast

[@byLags]

The vacuum part where you expose the carbon underneath the water, it is really satisfying. Beautiful!

[@scottbradley7591]

I can not imagine how big this job is going to end up being. My hats off to you for taking on saving the P1. Can't wait to see it on CarTrek with Tyler and Ed. Good luck!

[@joaogabriellima4359]

the "it´s not that bad" energy of this video is just heartwarming

[@camborambo713]

Much respect to tavarish for taking on this project

[@wteslik]

When you have the car all apart, you should send everything that just needs super good quality detailing off to AMMO NYC to take care of. That would be a really cool cross channel collaboration!

[@stiggy60426]

Great minds think a like !

[@garrettkrieger6867]

Or send it to obsessed garage and watch him have a heart attack😂

[@michaelmcc7840]

Snap you got there before me😂

[@mikes78]

Him or possibly Chrisfix?

[@gustavo-gs6jy]

That’s an incredible idea!

[@ernestomorales2487]

Stay strong man, we're rooting for you!

[@lcool33]

39 min episode and I'm watching every second. That's how you know this is already going to be a success! Rooting for ya!

[@mikes78]

For perspective, at 1.1 Million views after only 18 hours. It would take a single person over 81 years of continuous watching this on loop to accumulate this much view time. Who knows what the view count is going to be after a week. At the rate KZbin Pays content creators for views, is is roughly equivalent to one fortnightly repayment if Freddy is planning on paying back this loan over 5 years.

[@bruceleealmighty]

I would never equate the fairing on my Katana to this, but this is very reminiscent. Rebuilds after crashes are so satisfying to complete. Seeing the panel come off the way it did is just another challenge.

[@bruceleealmighty]

I'm certain there is a way to mold plastic like that on Fieros and Saturns only because I've come to enjoy those most of all.

[@brooksjtony]

The way you boys got the clam shell off so smoothly, I feel McLaren will be reaching out to you to offer you a job! Seamless!!

[@Blackkat431]

Nah wouldn’t want that job

[@jordonfreeman41]

I remember watching you vlog in your garage rebuilding your fire damaged Lamborghini gallardo. You had earned my subscription with the first video. I am so happy to see how far you’ve come from that moment. Not only have you grown your collection but mainly your knowledge. Soooo proud of you brother! And can’t wait to see this p1 start. Best of luck

[@tristandauod]

I’m so happy we all get to see the rebuild process on such a car!!

[@tspcProZilla]

I love how chill and quiet your videos are

[@Superball]

Let’s hope someone at McLaren sees this and they will help you out with some of the stuff/parts that are really hard to fix. This is honestly the best exposure they can get! Can’t wait for the end result. Best of luck!

[@JamesWilliams-uo6bj]

Knowing McLaren I would guess they will get little support from them they would not want this car back on the road

[@mracer69]

how does it benefit them in any manner what so ever? Unless it was completely rebuilt, by them, there is no way to put a positive spin on this from the companies point of view.

[@DrVink86]

McLaren 100% would not be in support of anyone but them rebuilding this car and I have my doubts they would even agree to do it no matter what you paid them.

[@joekamleh6049]

You’d be lucky if McLaren agree to sell you parts, at anything less than eye watering prices….

[@n.j.crawler]

@@JamesWilliams-uo6bj he already addressed this. It’s the complete opposite of what you said. But cool input…

[@medrone7097]

It was sad to see this beauty flooded, but it’s almost worth it to see all of the incredible engineering and to go along on this adventure with Tavarish!

[@AwareOCE]

24:10 "Who gets to see a P1 like this??" All of us thanks to your badass videos man 😄

[@filipeferreirac]

This has got to be the mother of all KZbin car rebuilds. What an incredible thing to witness! Freddy, you are a true pioneer 🫡

[@Marz2695]

Better than marty's 206?

[@Game_Rebel]

heckin' love this, truly a legend not only for undertaking this project... but sharing it with us all.

[@ekim333]

language!

[@Wristwatchme]

Heckin rights! We out here, full force baby

[@chriscarbone4956]

Heckin right baby! Whoooo

[@AuthorSaulAlan]

35:12 is like seeing a terminator without its skin

[@ACE-xr4jz]

One of the best views i ever enjoyed

[@michaelh6225]

Your optimism is inspiring.LF to the next episode!

[@jltgp6221]

Never have I sat through a 40 minute car video and actually been interested/engaged the entire time. Keep up the great work my guy! Can’t wait to see how this project turns out.

[@danycamirand4794]

This is going to be a great series. This might be part 1 of 1 000 000! 😂 Good job guys! I hope Jared will come to help!

[@FactsAboutTheWorld.]

he could make his money back if he made 50 vidoes and each got at least a million views lol. Can easily make 10k per video with a million views.

[@austo52000]

Freddy, this might be the hardest I've laughed at a video in a long time. You guys are obviously just good friends having a good, crazy time. It comes across. Nicely done boys!

[@ramonpena3011]

I'm glad that you have awesome support from your viewers. You deserve it. Excellent personality and human being. An inspiration for the new generation. Keep wrenching!!!!😄👍

[@SeasonedPersona]

You've got to be one of the bravest people I've ever seen. I get sick to my stomach watching how bad everything is, I don't know how you do it

[@majsaghui6179]

The car is looking better inside than I expected! This actually might be doable!? I wish you the best of luck Freddy🤩

[@ricejoker]

It would have been cool to get a before and after weight comparison. Like how much of the sea is still on the p1 Love the project! Can't wait to see more!

[@MrFrenchie2010]

Nice to see spring time shenanigans. The merci is amazing. Float a few ideas on a potential build. Your vision for supercars is spot on. You have taken the merci as far as it can go. You built your channel to what it is today. Move on. Houston will let you still drive it later.

[@jezcrook]

This is immense I love this project so much I have been hunting all the videos down on KZbin of this car by so many people. Freddie is going to be the king of re builds. Can't wait to see him next weekend in the UK. Please please don't make us wait to long for the next video.

[@diplomat696yt4]

Not a car guy at all but damn this is fascinating, literally can’t stop watching 😂

[@DeAudiofilosyLocos]

I'm pretty sure McLaren would like to help you out with this project (assuming they're not involved already). It's a work of art that they are very proud of ❤❤

[@mattorey5816]

There’s an equally high chance they want absolutely nothing to do with this and won’t even want to sell him parts for it.

[@zacmlinaric]

Yeah definitely agree, they do often help restore f1s so idk, they might help him

[@HannibalACP82]

Doubtful

[@lukegillies5322]

Really hope they do. It would make it a hell of a lot easier to be able to afford

[@eliseviv]

They will help... a negative impression for 2 million car people is not good......

[@kurtlee3198]

you can see he puts thoughts into how it's shot with even little things, like the washing the sand off the floor plates, could have easy tipped em up and jet washed them easier but knows its much more satisfying to watch the jet wash blasting away big chunks of it to almost new condition

[@InboundG]

Hey @tavarish that lithium battery should be fine. Because it’s still reading 1.3v there isn’t an internal short (atleast anymore) and only charge it with a lithium charger as non lithium cells have a different nominal voltage as well as charging voltage/current. Hope this helped. Loving the content so far let’s see where this ends up!

[@Airwolf-lm9cm]

A nominal 12 V battery showing 1.3V is more then likely not fine. That is much lower then you would expect even when fully discharged.

[@murry001]

maybe a battery specialist can chime in on this

[@vabiro]

The problem with Lithium ion batteries is that they explode when there is a short. If you do leave it on a charger I would do it outside, and away from something you care about. Maybe inside a steel dumpster or old oil drum

[@Watching24-7]

So glad you rescued this car, I truly hope you get it back to its best. It's gonna be a journey that I'm sure we will all enjoy watching, keep up the good work, seeing a P1 like this is amazing, good luck my friend, can't wait for the next one 👌

[@baz8755]

I came here because of Mat Armstrong and eagerly await every new Tavarish upload. The most addictive channel on KZbin.

[@silverdoe3658]

Same 😂

[@alex46215]

bro we wont be upset if you make 200 videos about this car...with sponsors every 2 minutes,....we are all rooting for you to succeed.

[@imigepful]

Even the unusual camera work fits the project. Well done boys! Staying with you all the way!

[@monkeystation]

Really exciting stuff! I would get a brush extension for the shop-vac so you don't scratch the carbon fibre, and also a hand brush to just quickly clean up sections.

[@testacorsa1]

I was thinking the same. Opening electrical connections covered in salty sand, probably isn't the best idea. I get the impatience and excitement, but this should really be done methodically to save as much as possible.

[@Dr_MattS]

Loving watching this progress… a real labour of love. We’re all rooting for you.

[@Yoso_Elements]

A mammoth task ahead, but you'll get it done! Can't wait to see the P1 running!

[@ruldadsly]

I'm excited to see you revive this beast like you did with your Blue McLaren. Keep at it Freddy! We (My whole household) loves your videos man ❤️

[@ronyassa8512]

I love how Freddy takes the time to explain what he's doing and puts it in layman's terms despite working on a car that he spent over half a million dollars on and all the farting going on 😂

[@paulsolovyovsky1702]

what most folks would spend on a nice house he's spending on making a gamble into a something spectacular

[@Evokyr]

@@paulsolovyovsky1702 It does help with a ton of views that will make him money to do such projects.

[@JJ_5289]

​@@paulsolovyovsky1702 I don't think it's too much of a gamble for him or he wouldn't have done it. He may lose money on the car but the amount of publicity and views is probably worth just as much to him

[@exoc1]

Wow! The amount of sand and stuff that has found its way EVERYWHERE is amazing! Good luck on this one. I will follow this journey.

[@ronin61dk]

Freddie, Awesome project. Thanks for taking the risk. I’m afraid every car channel these days has evolved from taking a risk on a project to just having some much cash flow they just take on every Lamborghini project out there and just spend recklessly on it. This project puts you back in the realm of risk. Although it’s not the risk that the everyday man can take. It’s entertaining to see a real project again

[@dropsey3007]

this has to be one of the most hyped exciting builds on youtube at the moment, the connectors look so good, and the engine looks good, I am stoked for this build, fingers crossed for everything to be in good order.

[@lucasklinkert]

the amount of guts it takes to tackle a car in this state is just insane. Really looking foreward to the rest of this project.

[@thatpeskyswan]

I never used to be a fan of your channel when you first started out but I think you've really improved over the years and I've really enjoyed your last couple series and collabs, I've just subscribed officially and can't wait for the p1 series! Good job dude , hope all goes well 🙏🏻

[@318ci]

Congrats

[@bobhey4969]

Bum comment nobody cares if you sub

[@ananthuk5831]

Iam all in for this series.. loving it🔥

[@jjcapanegra]

I love how they seem so happy, the pure joy that comes from working on something with friends

[@devyntheunbroken7303]

Im excited to see all this unfold. The P1 is also one of my favorite dream cars and I cant wait to see you get her back and running again

[@olechristiangre]

Damn, Freddy! This project is MEGA! Looking forward to seeing you rebuilding, or building this better! Especially since this is one of my favorite cars.

[@zachweiser5912]

I wouldn't be surprised if McLaren decided to send a few of their engineers to help them. Honestly it would even be more interesting to see what would happen.

[@robertolemos4]

You can try cleaning the sockets by soaking them in a full glass of vinegar for a couple of days. Then you need to clean the vinegar and apply contact cleaner.

[@baileyhaines2385]

The support for this already is insane I’ll definitely enjoy the rebuild of this one

[@thenima]

The truly is the greatest rebuild in history. Freddy you're a Legend

[@thebritishautochannel]

Wonder what the plan is for all the broken parts that come off it 🤔

[@evodesignsracing5925]

Auction them would be smart to us the fans

[@user-lo1rb6fo1c]

eat them

[@kingofsludge7262]

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[@rhobson]

Most carbon parts can be rebuilt safely to be as strong as originally, so probably they will do that (like the repairs on the 675LT)

[@doji_town_adventures]

i hope he saves them that way when he's done replacing every single thing in the car i can have my own mclaren. a mclaren of theseus if you will

[@humansnotai4912]

What I like best about this channel - you both have a very British sense of humour. Can see why Mat Armstrong likes you so much. Namaste x

[@johnmills3619]

A McLaren you say, think you’ve got a beach buggy there! 😮 Every panel you lowered produced so much laughter! Loving the rebuild video though and can’t wait for the next one. 😊

[@arthurminiear2904]

The lithium battery is probably still good. Lithium doesn't do well in moisture so the battery casing is very likely water tight. Give the recharge a shot.

[@ljacota]

We soak lithium batteries in salt water to kill them.

[@romteni]

If you put it in the microwave for about 30 minutes, since the battery is Plastic, it would evaporate all the moisture so it'll hold charge better.

[@andrewbradnan]

10v is about as low as a 12.8v li battery should go. They like to short below that or catch on fire while recharging

[@bboyexoticx8]

This series is going to be huge for this channel, in 3 days this video is at 2 million views, most of his videos are in the 500k-1m range very excited to see this one, I've been watching since you bought the burned Lamborghini, it's amazing how quickly this channel has exploded single then

[@jimdennis2451]

He was very smart to get other car KZbinrs involved and interested.

[@TheDarkLandsMusic]

this guy is working on an expensive P1 with a sense of humour and "I don't give a crap!" attitude like he's working on a battered old Dacia Sandero... great show!

[@PickyParfum]

Patiently waiting for the next part!! Just discovered your channel and it’s become my favorite car channel!! You’ve done some awesome stuff man, can’t wait to see more!! Better than tv lol

[@soulcmmc]

I don't know if you be able to rebuild this car, but one thing i'm sure: WILL BE A GAMECHANGER FOR YOUR CHANNEL. Keep pushing, man! We're all sending good vibes and hoping for the best!

[@Eliott9]

That’s so much work and congrats for that and it’s very satisfying and interesting to see the P1 from these angles like we don’t see a P1 like that every day 😅 and it’s so nice the fact that you and your team are giving so much passion in that project ! I honestly never heard of your channel before the first video you did when you bought it and I’m very impatient to see the final result of this restoration ! Good luck guys ;)

[@maxmustermann5932]

The red bar at 2:50 is probably a reflective "warning triangle", which is a required item to have on your car in some European countries. In an emergency, you prop it up a bit back from the accident site, so other drivers can see you in time.

[@AnthonyDurand1]

I hope you find a fibreglass repairs centre that can make a mould of that clamshell and save you some money.. British cars are always interesting to see how they are for taking apart to work on them.. Can't wait to see it going. 👌

[@MechanicalMafioso]

It’s carbon fiber, it can be fixed same as fiberglass. You’d be surprised what can be repaired.

[@AnthonyDurand1]

@@MechanicalMafioso yeah I know man, could repair that one by filling it in with fibreglass and use the specs to make a mould, then using the mould make a new shell out of carbon? Its a cool thing to keep or mount on the wall.. I wouldn't trust that original clamshell at 200mph.. 😂 The more they take that car apart the more you appreciate the love and care that came into it's design.. That cars taken a serious beating and other than the rear clamshell it's perfect.. Same philosophy as the magenta F1 Rowan Atkinson crashed.. These things were engineered to go fast and be safe.. Saw how that undertray flexed when they removed it.. I'd love to see it in a aerodynamics facility where they spray it with ink at 200 to see how air flows around it..

[@MechanicalMafioso]

@@AnthonyDurand1 I’ve seen lots of fiberglass late model fenders get repaired that were absolutely destroyed, more than 6 pieces get put back together and hold up just fine around 160 mph. Carbon fiber is far stronger. It’ll hold up just fine @ 200+ as long as it’s repaired properly, it’ll be just as strong as it was originally.