💡 The Genius Boy Repaired And Restored The Entire Abandoned Rusty Daewoo Lanos Car in 55 Days

💡 The Genius Boy Repaired And Restored The Entire Abandoned Rusty Daewoo Lanos Car in 55 Days
The genius mechanic boy repaired and restored an entire Korean daewoo lanos car in 55 days non-stop.
The story is about a skilled mechanic who demonstrated his extraordinary abilities by repairing and restoring a Daewoo Lanos car without taking a single day off for 55 consecutive days. The task was daunting, but the genius mechanic persevered, working tirelessly to ensure every part of the machine worked perfectly. With careful attention to detail and a deep understanding of the machine, the mechanic was able to overcome all obstacles and restore the car to its former glory. His dedication, skill and hard work are truly remarkable and he set an incredible example of what can be achieved with perseverance and expertise over the course of 55 days.
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[@sjaakpeeters6175]

I am very impressed by his environment skills! All the stuff, including oil, that is leaking away into the soil! Really great! In the middle of the jungle, very good example how it has not to been done!

[@jeffstevens9105]

Absolutely amazing what can be achieved if one puts their mind to it. His look of concentration and determination says it all. I’m a 73 year old Brit who has worked on many cars over the years but nothing like what this young lad has achieved. Well done sir!

[@georgeh9967]

mechanical ,s dubious, body work and paint 3rd rate, full of ripples paint matt. wheels and tyres dont match. thrown together wreck. unfit for the road. even over there it wont last 2 years.

[@Statam31]

un investisement aussi €€€

[@crxdelsolsir]

@@georgeh9967 Wheels are easy fix. 2 years is still 2 years worth of use = 730 days! To the average vehicle life of just over 10 years that is an extension of near 20%! Likely more than 2 years since rework can be done and it will not be from same starting point. Great for the environment.

[@crxdelsolsir]

That is why the only way for Manufacturers to stop repairing (which is the best environmental solution) is to legislate making repairs illegal. Hence the fight for "Right to Repair" laws. Precariously under attack and may only be a matter of time.

[@user-ym9bl2io1n]

​@@georgeh9967Ghs.gcqnt etببوىن ظم فببتتالاىةنمام😢😅😂

[@jeffscott7266]

The engine rebuild was a good idea and done well but I would like to recommend a few things and point out a few things I learned about engine rebuilds and re-assemblies. Always put the lifters back in from the same location you took them out. The same goes for crankshaft mains, intake and exhaust & intake valves and pistons. These parts can wear uniquely to the positions they are installed. Not following this practice can cause these items to wear out even more than they already have and leak oil past them. The pistons can loose some compression along with burning some oil and loose performance of the motor. Lastly there was a valve reinstalled that had a chunk of the metal missing that was right near the edge of the backside of the valve’s face. This valve should have been replaced Also oil filter should have been thrown away, you guys did a nice job on the engine tear down and putting all the contaminates back into the engine from that old oil filter kind of undid some of the good work you did in removing all the wear metal contaminates from the engine. Who knows what kind of problems you may have introduced back into the engine. Oil filters are very cheap insurance compared to re-building the engine all over again. So you can know. All ways change the oil filter with the oil. After running the new rebuilt motor you should change the oil and the filter again after 1000 miles then go 3000 miles and change the oil and filter again to get rid of engine rebuild wear-in metals suspended in oil and filter.

[@Travelingrosegonzalez]

Un trabajo muy dedicado y de acuerdo con jeffscott7266, los pistones se tienen q rectificar, camisas, torque al cigueñal y no vi que pusieran el motor a tiempo.🙋‍♀️🇲🇽🇲🇽👍

[@user-bg8gu7dz3l]

no, those parts you mentioned should have been replaced with new.

[@user-jy8mo5fi5q]

I agree entirely in what you said, but really here in the west the car would never have been even considered worthwhile in restoring

[@jeffscott7266]

@@user-jy8mo5fi5q I’ve actually seen cars in worse shape here in the USA get completely restored but you’re right that car most likely probably not. It looks like they were restoring the car for themselves possibly and saving spending a lot of money on a used car purchase in today’s economy. I would hate for them to have to spend additional time and cost to rebuild or restore something again that might be prevented when they already had it all disassembled. Sometimes cutting corners might seem like an option worth the gamble I guess? I was taught differently. You know Murphy’s Laws right? One of them was, “There’s never enough time to do the job right the first time but there’s always enough time to do it right the second time”. I admire them for not letting this abandoned car go completely to ruin and leak it’s fluids all in the surrounding environment for what appears to have been for no major malfunction with the car. I thought for sure a snake was going to surprise one of the guys. I rebuilt an old 1970’s Toyota Corolla in 1977 as a high school project in my 2 semester long Auto Mechanics class. The car otherwise would have been junked. I impressed my teacher so much that I got an A for my final class and shop grades plus the comment from him and he was not easy guy to impress, “I can’t believe how good this car sounds looks and sounds. I didn’t even think it was possible”. So I guess this project kind of reminded me of that a bit and there’s some satisfaction in a job well done. I ended up joining the Air Force two years later and becoming a Jet Engine Mechanic. I met some of the best guys I’ve ever had the pleasure working with and respecting, in my entire life. We worked on the very same Sikorsky Helicopters at my first base I was stationed that they had worked on in Vietnam. They could show me every hole they had fixed from being shot at. They would not let me address them as Sargent when I was just an Airman basic slick sleeve. Unless only when we were around the brass and had to be formal so they (and I) didn’t get into trouble. That made such an impression on me and I respected them all that much more. We always had each other’s backs and we came from all over the US. The only skin color in the Air Force was green! Be thankful and pay it forward right? Native American’s believe that knowledge isn’t ours to keep but something to pass along.

[@jeffscott7266]

@@user-bg8gu7dz3l there was some off camera activity so I wasn’t sure exactly had been changed or not. The pistons if not damaged or excessively worn could have been reused and same with the intake & exhaust valves, and lifters. They showed a gasket kit and thought maybe they had a rebuild kit and may have changed piston rings, connecting rod sleeve bearings, and crankshaft main bearings. The poor man’s intake & exhaust valve and seat resurfacing was not the traditional method for sure. I didn’t have time to rewatch the video. But maybe you could help them out with a more extensive critique if you have the time. It’s been decades since the last engine overhaul I’ve done and not professing to be the expert anymore on it but definitely noticed some steps skipped like criss cross torque wrench patterns on heads, crankshaft, oil pan and valve cover. Maybe they didn’t have a lot of money and were doing the best they could afford to get the car going again and have a vehicle to drive.

[@ahmedyousif8217]

عمل رائع جميل لهؤلاء الشباب منبهر بما فعلتموه وجلتمونى أشاهد الفيديو من أوله إلى آخره . انتم أبطال حقا تحياتى لكم جميعا 👍👏👏👏💐🙏

[@azimuth0815]

Always use a torque wrench when you assemble an engine's internal parts like conrods bolts, girdle bolts, and cylinder head bolts in proper tightening sequences and torque settings as guided in the manufacturer's service manual. Also try to use some assembly lube on bearings to prevent scratches at the initial operation.

[@LB-cn3fl]

לדעתי אפילו אחרי תיקון(מושלם!!) לא כדאי להפעיל את המכונית הזו אלא....לתצוגה בלבד!!!!! הכל היה כל כך רקוב ומלא חלודה....בעיני לא ניתן לסמוך על אמינותו וקשירותו של אותו גם אחרי מאמצים רבים כי היה מאוד ישן......מספיק להיסתכל ולהנות!!!!😊ומגיע בראבו גדול -10+++++++ למתקנים המיומנים האלה כל הכבוד לכם בחורים😊

[@kanalkurdistan]

The Genius Boy Really Perfect

[@user-xf9cr5ye9g]

Daewoo Lanos - компактный автомобиль / седан, выпускавшийся южнокорейским производителем Daewoo с 1997 по 2002 год, а затем выпускавшийся по лицензионным соглашениям в различных странах мира. Он также продавался как Daewoo Sens, ZAZ Sens и ZAZ Lanos в Украине, Doninvest Assol и ZAZ Chance в России, FSO Lanos в Польше или Chevrolet Lanos в Украине, России и Египте.

[@Na_Planete_po_planete]

это вообще к чему ?

[@whynot6795]

@@Na_Planete_po_planete K smytoj sverxu kraske

[@jeffscott7266]

Painting over rusty metal, then applying bondo over the paint is not a good practice. The paint and bondo will delaminate off the metal as it rusts, then create bubbles under the paint. Then it will flake off. The rust on this car will eat it alive from the inside out. They had a chance to take it down to bare metal the primer, bondo, color coat, and clear coat. The guys are really hard workers. They should have checked and found the right methods and could in good conscience charged more money. The new owner’s got quite the surprise Waiting.

[@mshackleton1]

It's not a classic car though - it's a Daewoo Lanos! - who cares if in 5 years it's looking superb?

[@HOTRODRICO]

chassis was rotted, they just weled over it

[@harryhepworth312]

An amazing achievement, it shows that with a little effort you can achieve your goal. well done mate.

[@blackrebel1408]

Saya mengapresiasi kemahiran saudara ini dalam merestorasi mobil yang tadi nya sudah korosi parah menjadi layak pakai....mengenai hasil finishing terutama pengecatan,saya memaklumi bahwa itu mungkin bukan bidang nya..... Tapi termasuk excellent,dengan bermodal alat seadanya tapi bisa merestorasi mobil sehingga layak untuk di kendarai kembali.... Good Job bro

[@jangw1954]

I am always amazed at how people can do these repairs and remember where everything goes. A very good job here. The car is awesome and cool! 😊

[@michaelnestingen5899]

See @brettlittle9913's comment🤣😅😉

[@seadog158]

If only someone had filmed it all…

[@user-nl5fe9nc2d]

خهعهعهمتطمممك❤😂🎉😊

[@user-nl5fe9nc2d]

خنتز ❤😂🎉😊 ننمااتةازز ❤😊🎉

[@RichardferretfirstFerret]

At least fifty thousand dollars worth of work on some I think Korean pile of crap that's now worth perhaps $3000. It was left to rot for a reason..

[@CharlesOnikosi-ql5sb]

Golden Buzzer ❤. Great Talent and inspiration in helping to face life's difficult challenges. Wonderful ReInvention 👍

[@airouakhw159]

You guys jobs is well done you both genues I salute you it's a missing work

[@fredericdescamps1393]

is oil filter replacement optional?

[@khaledfadel7913]

Off course no, you mast change it with new one

[@davidwilles8577]

After going through all that work cleaning the inside of the engine he leaves the old oil filter on so when he starts it up all that muck will just flow through the engine he cleaned so well, genius?????

[@jeffscott7266]

Exactly. They had an opportunity to do the job right but did it only half way or just shot themselves right in the foot.

[@samuelfellows6923]

Fraudster 😠

[@OppoA-ry6pw]

😊

[@luisdasilva9025]

YES i saw that they did not bother to change the oil filter!

[@gabinsononyeje]

qa

[@53-herbie39]

All in all not a bad job! You all show good mechanical and technical skills! Some steps in rebuilding, especially the electrical parts were not shown in details. You cut the cables in the doors when you dismantled the car... but on mounting the door, no details were shown how you managed this section. But the remains of dirt and rust inside the body is a time bomb. I hope you live in a warm country without any salt on streets in wintertime. Bute even in monsoon time lots of water will be a big enemy or at least a huge challenge for this car. What I did not understand: The procedure of painting. The used metal plates were not cleaned enough on both sides, so there are remnants of rust on many places. Even the repaired housing of the back left wheel housing could have made better - they did not take out the ridden/rusted original iron plate, only a well bent partly rusted new irol was welded inside the car. So there is a hidden space in the wheel housing which still has holes/access to the outside. When heavy rain is on the streets this chamber will be a swimming pool without any drain and an optimal home for microorganisms and of course for new rust! The black painting may be taste to every individual... But also everybody can see, that the paint job was not made professionally. Especially on plastic parts (i.e. rear bumper) the result wasn't better then on iron parts...

[@petertaylor5026]

i agree plus there were signs of new bearings or piton rings and they were not kept to gether so good luck with that i cant agree with the title genius in the title more like hack mechanic

[@miroaliens2256]

Naprawa w stylu Rosyjskim, oglądając to ręce mi opadły z wrażenia. Co kraj to obyczaj.

[@vladredline2767]

@@miroaliens2256 Russia is large and multinational... More like Armenian body repair...

[@beatrizderigo5245]

X que algunas personas no pueden decir algo positivo cuando los chicos estan ocupando el tiempo en hacer algo bueno ya se enteraran ellos que les quedo mal

[@raffaelefederico5427]

Guys, haven't you figured out yet that these videos are basically almost fake? This car looks more battered after the restoration than before, just look at how it drove around with all the doors open because they didn't close. Not to mention the ending of the video was clearly cut because evidently at that moment the engine started to give problems and then broke. In short, you still haven't understood that they only aim to be able to start the nacchina just once and only do the lap needed for the filming of the closing of the video, that's it, it doesn't matter if a moment later the whole car falls to pieces ! All they need to do is give the impression of having repaired it, a superficial repaint and off they go!! Also because repairing a car in earnest, especially if reduced to those conditions, is not worthwhile and they certainly don't earn large amounts of money from these videos, they have to do everything to save money to stay financially within it. They are pure entertainment videos, done just like that... just for the sake of it! Don't think that these are serious restorations! I'm not at all, and it shows!

[@n.k.6231]

Simply wonderful, splendid work. You are a more than brilliant professional. From Brasil 🇧🇷🙋‍♀️🤜🤛👏👏👏👏👊  

[@ViKee010]

Cars made today are just not meant to be worked on anymore. Unless you have this kind of skill, patience and a good respirator. Great job. ✌🏻🤍

[@ruthiegobbi3031]

THAT WAS AWESOME, I REALLY ENJOYED THAT,HOW THEY CAN RESTORE A OLD CAR, REMARKABLE, THANK YOU SO MUCH, I ENJOY THESE VIDEOS,

[@buddywihone7171]

I don't often watch videos like this, probably because i'm not a car enthusiast but this is really amazing to watch from start to finish & this guy is a genius 👏

[@jeffscott7266]

You guys are really hard workers and I wish I could have given you some advice to help you have a car that can be very reliable for you to use and keep longer.

[@CharlesOnikosi-ql5sb]

The pump action and New engine calibration and full body metal works, are excellent example of sheer excitement every motor manufacturers would ignite a vibration of the horse engine Power. Great work, I would like to see what could be achieved with an old Car racing 🏎️

[@Sir-ec8qb]

Фигня -масло нормально,салон новый,и на ручника.Короче хлам!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RestorationVideo]

You are truly a genius, you can restore anything, you always do so well. You guys are really hard workers. I advise you that if your vehicle is no longer registered then you should abandon it.

[@jermainejermaine8252]

smh so much mistakes was made its a crime shame you calling it a genius...

[@muhammadmuchlis3747]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@tsunsu]

I think they should keep it after all that hard work

[@tsunsu]

​@@jermainejermaine8252i think youre being to critical about how they did things it runs and looks grate that what matters. Not evryone dose things on a professional level. As you can see that not to much younger then most of us i think they did well. They also probly lerned alot

[@juanantnioguzman5519]

​@@tsunsuno faltan los que creen saber mucho y no son nada.

[@beatrizderigo5245]

Que maravillosa restauracion los felicito .me encanta ese auto y el trabajo que hicieron

[@evaristoresquin8922]

M

[@user-gp9yj1fn4i]

😂Конечно, обратно все старье засунули, ну да свечи менять не надо, фильтр масляный тоже, я 😂как они клапана притирали😂😂

[@darrellwells9850]

Should've put new valves in while you were there. New oil filter

[@Sg-pz6vd]

Hard Working and dedicated guys

[@LB-cn3fl]

פשוט גאוני לזכור את כל החלקים ואת מקומותיהם.....

[@0620-]

Car was made in between 1997 and 2002 in korea. Its a cute little compact car.

[@williampihahuna195]

Incroyable résultat final , mes félicitations aux 2 mécanos, tôliers peintres , j'ignore le temps qu'ils ont mis pour remettre cette voiture a l'état d'épave puis a nouveau remis en état de marche ,mais en tous les cas le résultat final est là , non d'une pipe ! ça roule , quel patience , je n'en reviens pas, je suis bluffé ! en tous les cas bravo, mes félicitations à vous et merci pour cette vidéo. Chapeau les gars !

[@restorationstools6447]

I am very happy to receive your feedback, advice and suggestions to improve myself more and more!!! Thanks for watching and supporting me. Thanks a lot!!!

[@margaretford864]

Wow you are a great and exceptional mechanic, a skilled and hard worker. Very very impressive!👍😊

[@DarrenB988]

I am very impressed with the restoration. Well done 👍

[@paulooliveira8284]

Eu só posso dizer a esses jovens .....parabéns por todo esse trabalho , ficou top éssa restauração esse carro estava apodrecendo ao relento e ganhou vida novamente !!!

[@user-ob1dh1ji7n]

После такого ремонта она лучше не стала

[@user-ik5gt4yc5p]

자동차 수리.복원기술이 대단하십니다 여기한국같으면 썩은차 수리내지는복원한다고하면 미친 사람이라 욕할겁니다 아무튼 아주흥미있게 재미나게 잘 봤습니다 참여하신분들 수고하셔습니다. 감사.

[@CHIBA280CRV]

I am lost for words , here I was spending all this money on Snap on tools to rebuild my engine , and all this time all I needed was a auto torquing high capacity 20v “DCA” brand drill that automatically torques the engine bolts to its proper specs 😳😳😳. The thing is it freaking runs !! I think this whole Snap-on thing is over rated 😂..I’m going to order the set of tools he used and take apart my Honda engine and rebuild it ! Sir I take my hat off to you , that was incredible..👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏

[@georgeh9967]

yes, but how long will it run for.

[@arielmonge2570]

Exelente trabajo felicitaciones maestro..!!! 👏👏👏👍👍👍 Ah y que bueno tener tamta gente disponible para hacer fuerza con sólo una llamada..!!!!!!!!! 😀😀😀

[@shirleysodre32]

Show de bola 👏👏👏

[@cool-et2lx]

горе мастера ( мне кажется хуже стало тонну шпаклевки намазали она еще кривее стала лучше бы тупо с помыли и с баллончика покрасили

[@nailrecstudio]

полностью согласен! Особенно удивил метод покраски, с низу в верх🤦🤭🤣

[@dmitriy99821]

Я сначала думал что пацаны 16 летние восстанавливают тачку, а потом вижу что взрослые мужики) Ну часть разбора и сбора двигателя меня улыбнуло) сразу представил советское время когда не было инструмента и запчастей и люди чинили мопеды и мотоциклы из чего было)

[@selandersojwal6798]

Amazing work, very nice

[@koneliononumalo3891]

Im keep watching this very good to watch well done boys awesome job

[@alikurt436]

Yaprakların altında eski bir araba bulup tamir etmek bana çok saçma sapan geliyor kurgusu ve yapay olduğu belli her yeri pas içerisinde ama ne gariptirki motor parçaları ve elektronik aksam yerinde 😅

[@sprograt]

Is this some kind of joke? That thing is a death trap. The bodywork looks like the Atlantic on a bad day.

[@andresantigua9411]

Excelente, soy de la República Dominicana, los felinos, por esa transformación, vale mucho dinero en mi pais, ese vehículo.

[@user-jk5ki4im5e]

Sungguh luar biasa kawan lanjutkan karyamu succes slalu👍

[@davidsaavedracazano8750]

Madre miaaa yo hubiera comprado una puerta del deguace y me ahorro trabajo,,,,

[@VYJ-7]

En los trabajos de soldadura creo que faltó mucho para mostrar, es raro lo que haces...queda bastante chapucero.

[@miguelantoniotrujillo1134]

Me da pena decírtelo pero más que una restauración, fue una maquillada lo que le hiciste al auto pues varias partes ví que no limpiaste a fondo el óxido o te hubiera tocado cambiar la parte en su totalidad es mi humilde opinión gracias y éxitos en tus próximos proyectos 🛠️🚕🚕

[@mohanbardewa8217]

Very very very amazing service. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mikerand2622]

Give the Bodywork a good Polish up for Goodness Sake , and I didn't see you put a new Oil Filter on the engine 😮

[@aristonvlog]

They are a good talented guys good job 👍 stay safe and god bless us 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@tomj9606]

LOVE THE GERMAN TORQUE SPEC, GOOD & TIGHT

[@jessacebron2949]

A genius mechanic..Daewoo should hire him...he is a great asset to the company...😂😂❤❤

[@user-gp9yj1fn4i]

😂

[@PhuTran-cm3tg]

Clip phục hồi xe củ thành mới hay lắm.nhưng cho tôi hỏi thời buổi này mà có xe nào bỏ hoang như vậy

[@restorationstools6447]

I am very happy to receive your feedback, advice and suggestions to improve myself more and more!!! Thanks for watching and supporting me. Thanks a lot!!!

[@131dyana]

neither of my sons or my husband would rebuild that car. the parts in the USA cost too much. .

[@ethelpintero5325]

nice restoration..l love it

[@josealvarolopezarboleda2966]

Saludos de Puerto Rico caqueta colombia,, Heres un genio en reconstrucción de coches y no se de Algo más ,,lo felicito tiene buen gusto de trabajo Dios te bendiga

[@carlosandresmelgarborja5981]

Es una verdadera leccion de reparar total mente el vehiculo, gracias.

[@jeanfouchet2196]

Hi ! Good job but a little bit worry for you the day you want to change the oil filter because you let the old one went you painted the engine....

[@restorationstools6447]

I am very happy to receive your feedback, advice and suggestions to improve myself more and more!!! Thanks for watching and supporting me. Thanks a lot!!!

[@ronaldclark2624]

Very nice rebuild, thanks for sharing. Ron PTL USA

[@eduardogondran3067]

Esses caras são muito bons no que fazem, mecânicos de primeira.

[@byronhenao7660]

Congratulations...... what a wondeful work step by step.. Well done boy...💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@00pmeza01]

Awesome work from start to finish. I appreciated the fact that you re-purposed most of the original parts. Great amount of patience and great team work. I watched the complete video.

[@adisuryowibowo8358]

Walaupun

[@anwarabdellah8808]

Good and excellent work in car repair and restoration, and artistic workers in plumbing and mechanics

[@rhondawmorrison9004]

Awesome job well done satisfying 😊

[@user-pk3ug9bm3l]

Она жива! Ни одной новой детали! Только терпение и ум! Пацаны, а можете из утюга радио собрать? Если получится ракета, будет ещё лучше❤

[@driver332]

чего стоит старый окрашенный масляный фильтр, помпа, покрасили стартер и генератор - нафига

[@kaymcgraw9362]

Fantastic work. Your talent is exceptional.

[@flankystanky]

Ur full of crap

[@juanantnioguzman5519]

Esos DAIWOO es de por vida pues es una buena inversión,gelicidades ,es bueno limpiar el medio hambiente,limpiar los terrenos👏👏👏👏👍

[@jayceec3539]

Do'nt forget to replace the oil filter!!

[@timus1767]

Great work, well done, what did you use for paint Tar?

[@thetiger7651]

لم تهتم بل شكل الخارجي كما يجب من جهة الدهان لاكن ارفع لك القبعة على صبركم الطويل

[@antoniolloren8281]

Awesome job 👍👍👍

[@hbibbellag6575]

Good job👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@drrick8839]

I very much enjoyed your project! You have great talent and skills. Two questions: Was this car submerged under water? Where on the planet are you located? Peace my friend, Rick

[@Jorge0012]

This looks like it could be Vietnam. I don't think the car was submerged underwater.

[@ToyotaLEngine]

That's a great accomplishment. What body filler did you use? I noticed it doesn't harden immediately.

[@Tidda86]

What a find and what a great job you did saving it

[@DLeske]

*I am an ASE Certified Master Mechanic from California in the US. I have done all of the same work as this man, many times and I can say "Good Job son". I have been to many countries in Asia over the past 30 years.

[@abdellahnajib9539]

😊😊

[@vityaba2594]

Я би руки поломав за таку роботу!!!!

[@nailrecstudio]

я би тобі допоміг! 🤝🤦

[@user-dv7qq7yy8d]

приєднуюсь! Я ще й ноги перебив би.

[@desrineforbes872]

Fantastic, Beautiful 3.1/2 hour's I had to watch from start to finish awesome job!

[@paulosergiokoppekoppe8609]

Beultiful Boys excelente show Rio de Janeiro BRASIL

[@TodyJohnson]

Phenomenal work young brother! You have a new fan in man 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💯 . Keep up the good work !

[@ivarsstepins3352]

It's just a terrible and sloppy job.

[@user-ul1jt8dc2c]

я их каждый день делаю эти машины 🤩

[@user-nh4sy1su2c]

What is the name of the car?

[@carlosroberto7955]

👋👋👋👋Parabens o carro ficou lindo show ..Uchoa sao jose do rio preto SP Brasil

[@zaethebitch849]

Wow. If I saw a Honda in that condition, I would leave it to rot because it doesn't look worth it. Good job!👍

[@Ronald_1972_Lima]

Um grande trabalho, porém pecaram em alguns locais onde necessitava de trocar a chapa da lataria. Soldaram uma chapa por cima da enferrujada e aplicaram massa por cima. Vai entrar água. Mas no geral, deu mais uma chance para o carro. Parabéns...

[@FUEGOKING_]

Fantastico el trabajo. Me encanta este carro, he tenido varios y aun tengo el primero que tuve.

[@VYJ-7]

no muestra mucho como suelda, hay una parte que coloca un parche en el piso del coche queda espantoso el arreglo

[@joelechanes]

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[@Jorge0012]

Great project, if you needed a car this was a great way to revive and use a car that otherwise was left to rot.

[@motoapasionados]

The colors he uses to paint motor car and parts are combinations that let clown car look like extravagant

[@aidapinheiro6710]

O motor foi o que mais gostei. O resto estava tudo muito mal pintado e a cor com muita falta de gosto ❤ sou mulher mas amo carros

[@user-rw1oi9nr1e]

Parabéns pelo seus trabalhos . ficou muito bom 👏👏👏👏

[@samuelmapaye5467]

Very Amazing i love it.❤❤❤❤

[@FattaBatamisland-ky7ub]

Segala mesin tua starkan kembali dari rakitan tahun 70 kebawah belajar hemat tiba saatnya semua itu butuh jangan main buang walaupun berupa barang Rizek

[@rosiclermoura6497]

Quem assistiu o vídeo inteiro é tão guerreiro quanto esses meninos💪(Eu assisti o começo e pulei até o fim)😄

[@janielesousaalves4664]

Eu assisti tudo

[@Renaud1thfan]

BRAVO A VOUS TOUS......

[@lilcrowe9576]

7:50 had me bugggggggin 😬😬 spidey boi hugeeee

[@JoseSeverino-sj4rk]

ficou muito bom

[@jackdavis8616]

Isn't much to look at, but it sure looks better than it was. Great job fellas!! 🤓👍

[@michaelnestingen5899]

I think those were MTG' last words before Trump took the 'perp walk in Georgia.

[@yahiaflifel6045]

عمل رائع لكن في الاخير الطلاء كان غير جيد وكأنه مسبوغ بالفرشات والاانارة لماذا لم يتم تجديدها ❤️🇩🇿bravo

[@adeylton03]

Maratonar essa maravilha de vídeo Belo Horizonte-MG

[@anthonioscotland1842]

Great 👌 job 👍 brand new second hand, I would like you to do one for me 👍👍👌👌🧡

[@datasaez]

Excelente

[@m.toshiokazawa4130]

GENIAL ! Prabéns!!

[@mikerand2622]

You guys are great Mechanics, but for me , Before starting to take an engine apart , I always give it a good clean first , either blast with Jet Wash , or Brush it with Parafin/Kerosene , Air Line or whatever, but must be clean for me before anything!! 👍