Fixing up my Sierra Sapphire - Replacing the Front Suspension

[@Zaphod7835]

Holy SHIT!!! A female run diy mechanical channel where the mechanic doesn't look like she's dressed for the club and doesn't somehow magically get through an entire car build with pristine hands!!! Good for you! Big thumbs up!

[@SiebenSX]

It is nice to see that there are also women who dont take pictures next to expensive cars, but have an idea of the technology. 👍💗

[@ashleynewman3360]

The most sexist post ever 😂😂😂😂

[@mandoky1647]

Cough* Evo Madi... Yeah there's plenty, but you're to busy looking at videos of girls next to expensive cars I bet.

[@doconfriends]

watta heck...?!? I trained my ex on how to drive a stick shift...and she ended up working as a F1 test driver for the Honda team... I think if a person has an interest and a lot of patience to learn, he or she should go for it :-)

[@RebootedGaming]

@@ashleynewman3360 How is it sexist? A LOT of representation with women and cars is due to women posing around cars. Unbenannt simply is saying it's nice to see there's also women who are actually into fixing cars. That's literally the opposite of sexist. He is GLAD that those types of women exist. He's not saying they CAN'T exist (which would be sexist. I'm a girl too so before you try and use the "you're a guy, you don't understand" line, don't. Maybe you read it wrong, could be, but it really isn't sexist in any way.

[@k1ortia]

What technology exactly? Its a Sierra not a Tesla..🤔

[@lauraj6694]

Thank you Beth, you’ve inspired another girl here to get more into sorting my car & understanding it’s mechanics better.

[@ryans413]

As a man I wish more woman would get Into doing stuff like this.

[@BusyBeeCompany]

Good luck, its empowering to know the innerds of things.

[@chuckmaddison2924]

Hi, even if you don't do the repair yourself you soon pick up when some dude is trying to screw you over at the shop. Trust me we do it all the time.. Never sell a product sell a service.. Would you like a bottle of fuel treatment in the tank. Answer will be no. ... Would you like us to do an emissions system service at the same time while you are here. ....answer mostly yes. Get the idea : ) anyway enjoy and take care.

[@barbarianzg8826]

Ya gonna see it's way simplier than any mech these days are tellin' ya..just don't grease your tyre bolts..clean them out of rust w steel brush and..wipe w dry cloth,or next time even airgun wont help ya there..lol..stay safe and don't fear to dirty ya lovely hands..i love smell of grease,oil and gasoline..nothin' betta.. :)

[@fp4man542]

Nice to see an old Sierra being kept alive, they are quite a rare sight these days. Back in the 80s, I got summer job as a driver for a rustproofing company. The very first car that I had to deliver was a new Sierra 1.6 Ghia. It seemed so quiet, compared to my Mk1 Escort.

[@richardhunniford7164]

Great to see young people with an interest in classics and the skills and knowledge to fix them, keep up the good work!

[@alfierees-glinos9491]

Great to see that there are women out there who are interested in cars! It’s a lovely car, and I love how original you’ve kept it

[@pubtastic847]

If cars were still like this I’d still be a mechanic 👍🏻

[@Alexander_l322]

Fucking right 😂

[@curtisj2165]

I was about to comment the same thing, such simple engineering

[@Spudchucker92]

Back when cars could still be fixed with a toolkit and basic knowledge. I loved working on the older cars at my college course studying mechanics because it was easier and more fun.

[@jagvette1]

Glad to see in the comments not one person has tried to tell you how to do the job, I would make one suggestion try PB Blaster it’s a much better penetrator than WD40, that of course assumes you can get it in the UK 🇬🇧

[@1cmman]

I stay with old cars you can fix yourself.

[@grantmarshall3026]

In 2000 I drove a red 1.8 LX sapphire as a taxi for a few years, and other sierras. I’ll never tire of the sound of the 1.8, even if it took ages for the blue smoke to clear on the wet winter mornings! Our fleet bought diesel mondeos to replace the sierras, big mistake! The sierras soldiered on, and the mondeos went for scrap. My favourite Sierra on the fleet was a white 1.6 azura hatchback . It was slightly underpowered and thirsty but my baby daughter who was a toddler at the time, loved going to work with me in it, I think she liked the interior. Great video, nice to see younger folks getting involved in older vehicles, keep up the good work

[@richardnorth5994]

Good to see the copper grease being used, this makes future jobs easier.

[@zaftra]

Shouldn't be used on track rod ends, that's why they have lock tight on, some say they shouldn't be used on wheel nuts, but I always do.

[@mikemckain6556]

It is great to see a young person interested in automotive repair. Our industry is suffering from a lack of young people interested in working of autos. Great video Great channel

[@Jon.S]

Every time I see someone working on a car with rust like this it makes me appreciate living in a place where rust isn't much of an issue :)

[@MrTheHillfolk]

I had 2 fist sized holes in the floor when I lifted the carpet , and I was like HAH that's all you've got ?? Ive owned mk1 vws!! you're gonna have to do better than that !!!!

[@C0VQ4]

you never see what olds car look likes here in canada ! her Sierra has no rust compared at cars much newer than that here ! . i'm glad and lucky i've recently got a 1991 festiva in very good shape for the year ! they all rotten away since a while !

[@ryans413]

Wash wash and more wash easiest way to not get rust. It’s not the snow mud or rain that rusts your car it’s the combination of dirt road salt and not cleaning out drain holes in the lower finders and doors sunroofs. If you keep up on keeping your car clean and drain holes cleared I bet you won’t get any major rust

[@franzelias5368]

You are very lucky, because that Sapphire is barely rusty at all. I've broken cars that had so much rust the thicker sections were turning to haematite...

[@tracklizard4018]

Wait, where's this magical place?

[@Victor-DOOM]

Old cars are best. It be great to have a Mrs that does her own car repairs keep up the good work and keep the classics going.

[@peterfriel5129]

Impressive-Most Impressive ! When i was your age pre internet i took my 1.6 L sierra to kwick Fit for the same job , never thinking i could do this myself its only after reading haynes manuls and watching Edd china actully that gave me the confidence to learn these things for myself . good on you .

[@Nile9063]

I haven't seen a Sierra in years... It's nice seeing that someone keeps such cars running...

[@devincanton5046]

Made my day right here! Girl's take note this is how you do it!

[@rutlegs]

Love to see people that respect older vehicles and are willing to put the work into keeping them up!

[@foresterboy2011]

Young lady you're every car guys dream girl...

[@usherengineering179]

@beckys2222 I'm really not! Just fussy -Beth

[@notsofresh8563]

Nothing wrong with knowing what you want and waiting for it.

[@ColinFlowers]

I wish my girlfriend was this dirty.

[@manuelandrade4181]

Hello from France Good job mrs . I love your wv short 😘

[@jonathanhamilton8465]

Good video

[@carguy815]

Brilliant my dad had about 4 sierras and ran his own mechanics shop in the sticks love it when I see the work going into a proper motor and love to see the correct tools used to compress the spring seen some people do that in the worst way not to mention how dangerous that can be and to talk about making sure the tracking is on point is essential couldn't be happier with your work I will sub and watch more soon thank you reminds me of better times.

[@Parknest]

Beth, you've done a good job there. I've had 5 Sierras the last one being a 1989 Sapphire 1.8LX (G580 FVH) which had the CVH engine that used more oil than petrol! This suspension job reminded me of the time I hit a kerb in Sierra No. 1 (C496 RAL, a 1986 1.6GL hatchback) and bent the lower front suspension arm. I had my tools in the boot so I went to a breaker, bought the part I needed, did a roadside repair and I was mobile once again. The front ARB doubles up as a tie bar so no drop links to worry about. A first I thought the juddering could be warped discs. I reckon that the front wheels will need balancing. The front wheel alignment will definitely need doing with those now track rod ends. Don't forget to check the condition of the bushes where the front ARB bolts to the lower suspension arm. Once you've done these jobs it should improve the front end even more. Keep up the good work. I'd have another Sierra in a heartbeat if I had the space.

[@benward5732]

I had a H reg 1.8LX sierra hatch as a company car - did well over 130,000 miles in 3 years and it was a blast to drive, and my first rear wheel drive car - nice to see a Sierra again and good luck with the repairs and maintenance

[@gmoney9588]

Well done young lady ! It is my honor to have found your channel . I was immediately impressed with your skill and clearly your experienced at automotive repair . You handle tools quite confidently . I would be proud to work along side , if I could keep up that is . Needless to say , I immediately subscribed and will look forward to many of your diagnostics and repair . Wishing you my best and great success on your channel . God bless and be safe . Best wishes from America . Greg

[@chuckmaddison2924]

I take my hat off to you. My daughter was about to go out all dressed up and nails done. She came in and told me she had a puncture in her Outlander. So I gave her the trolley jack and rattle gun. Yay she did it. Girls can do it for themselves and here in Australia a long way from anywhere it's essential.

[@twixdriver8982]

Hi Beth really good work there - more than likely that the lower suspension arm bushes are the culprit for the juddering - used to do a lot in the past ! Keep up the good work 👍

[@jzbrynn]

You are the first female mechanic I ever seen on KZbin channel. Really great job on the shock and strut. I never try to work on it on my car yet, but it is a great learning lesson from you. Thank you!

[@jezchazania1336]

Awesome video, thank you. I had two Sierra's back in the day. Great cars. Easy to work on, no flashy electronic devices to go wrong 🤣

[@jamesmurray9148]

the older cars such a joy to work on, the engine bay in the sierra looks the way a engine bay should be.beth good job

[@TornTech1]

When you open the bonnet I was like “my god look at all that space! You can actually work in there!

[@tonitg8021]

I still have my dad's Ford Sierra and your right and the amount of room in the engine compartment and the engine in my dad's car is so clean looking and the car was registered in 1988.

[@bFORCe2003]

Yep...older cars had a lot of space.....cars these days are too compact and have too many gadgets so the engine bay is always crowded.

[@gdavidwatson5551]

The V6 (V8 in some countries) and the diesel engine all used the same shell so the extra space was well used.

[@BusyBeeCompany]

Comparred to the monsters over here in the states that you can barely fit a sheet of paper in there..my f150 had a 5.7l gas engine...i couldnt get my stubby fingers on to change light bulbs.

[@DarthDainese]

You think that’s roomy? Open a mk2 escort

[@nealpannett6136]

Absolutely fantastic. Great to see you looking after a Sierra. Just love it.

[@stevenellis6515]

Im a huge fan of car shows like wheeler dealer & car sos, I would love to see you in a show like them with you being a female as the master mechanic, now that would be cool.

[@Anne6621]

it's very cool to see women doing mechanic work , i am 67 years old and back in my 20's when i worked on my cars omg did it cause an uproar in the neighborhood lol

[@pjs617]

Nice to see real engineering on old skool cars not like all this exotic plastic electronic rubbish on other channels 😂 is that a John Grose Kings Lynn original Ford 👍 love your work and channel 👍👊🙂🇬🇧❤️

[@charleslawie5847]

You make it look so easy, but 20 years of botched DIY on cars, I know my place now leave it to the experts. Thanks for an excellent video. I am poor at the minute so learning as much as I can from your channel. All the best.

[@PaulinesPastimes]

I also fix my cars. I hope you get as much satisfaction in fixing your car as I do with mine. Winner! Cheers

[@davidporter3810]

Hi Beth . Great to see a young person with amazing knowledge on repairing old cars. It will be good to know people like you will be able to keep these old cars on the road for many years to come. Well done young lady

[@areyouserious3092]

Wow that colour Sierra just screams 1987 lol they were everywhere. Great vid 👌

[@ScottRods]

One of my first cars was a Sierra hatch 1.6L One dark rainy night in Scotland, a hairpin bend appeared from nowhere, and we went off the road into some trees (took a sign post down too). Still managed to drive home. Great solid car. Great video, keep em coming!

[@gregsappington9991]

Nice to see a young lady that doesn’t mind getting her hands dirty!

[@oldgitsknowstuff]

Exactly my centiment.

[@mattchappell8086]

Nice to see a Sierra being kept on the road! I had a 2 litre twin cam back in the day, it also had a steering wheel shake, turned out that a front tyre had thrown a weight and was out of balance. It could also be wheel bearings, worn front suspension bushings, warped hubs etc.....

[@radmansa5514]

Simple thing like wheel balancing could be off, flat spot on the tyre because of driving on worn out struts, warped or damaged wheel rim, warped discs, (shudder only happens during braking), worn out bushings on stabilizer bars and top and bottom suspension arms. Good to see a young person working on cars 👍👌😎

[@ryans413]

Warped rotors bad bushing on lower control arms can cause steering wheel shake. Bad tire rims imperfections on the tires themselves can also do it

[@jotegg1276]

Bad cords in the tire... nothing that drastic... look for a bubble or down the tread and see if the tread weaves ...should be straight tread pattern

[@damienslash]

Good to see a channel working on the cars I care about. Very useful, subbed!

[@dennisphoenix1]

When removing calipers , push the pad across to push the piston back in a little to allow it to come off , especially if there is a lip on the disc

[@ryans413]

Good advice I had a hard time before I realized that. Couldn’t understand why my calliper wasn’t coming off.

[@gdavidwatson5551]

And don't forget the brake spray!Some brake parts (and clutch) used asbestos.

[@theslimrealshady]

This is why I miss my old fords, so nice to work on. Also Sierra seats just fit like a glove.

[@Namnodnol]

Would love to see how you go about repairing the rust on the wheel arches. Got to tackle the same job soon on my Astra G before it gets worse.

[@tonea1976]

Look up vatcan check the savage garage one his latest mondeo vids he uses it

[@steve_b5quattro697]

Thats the most cleanest and original Sierra I've ever seen. Tasty work

[@jimmac9557]

This lass would show up most blokes I know in the trade...

[@marksnellingphotography]

Nice one Beth you handled them spring compressors like a champ.

[@General.Longstreet]

I remember when Sierras were everywhere . Now there a rare sight indeed.

[@Spudchucker92]

Used to be a blue K Reg Sapphire GLX down the road from me still knocking about up till a couple of years ago, it belonged to the lady who worked in our local charity shop. I asked her what happened to it out of curiosity a while back (being a car nut) and she said it's now scrapped. 🙁 There's one more Sierra (F reg hatchback) a few miles up the road from me on someone's driveway but it looks horribly neglected. Interestingly it's not far away from a similarly unloved A reg Granada... I have a soft spot for Fords, because my dad owned a few Granadas, and growing up as a kid, our local taxicabs were exclusively Sierra Sapphires.

[@howtobebasic2122]

they didn't last that long

[@interceptor-ss8kb]

Good reason they didn't last my dad had 2 of them they were both rusting by 5 years old absolute sh## really.

[@Spudchucker92]

interceptor1986 Sadly older Fords had terrible rust proofing. D Reg Fords in particular for whatever reason are rarer than unicorn shit.

[@levelcrossing150]

Lovely to see the women getting stuck into fixing cars! When I started my apprenticeship in the late 60's there were two other girls on the course too but generally there were not so many around until more recent times. Some parts of the job can be challenging and do require some good muscles at times. The Sierra is a great car to have and you make this particular job look so easy. I can see you are making a great quality job of it too, some mechanics don't bother but a spot of grease on the nuts and bolts always make it easier to work on next time!

[@ianchristopher5430]

Hi, Check your anti roll bar to track control arm bushes as these will cause your steering wheel to shudder especially under braking.

[@drewwyatt1274]

An enjoyable video as always. My wife used to have a Sierra. It was a '90 on a G, with the 2.0 pinto. It had dohc, but was on a Carb. Buying parts for it was a nightmare, as according to Ford all dohc engines were fuel injection. The number of parts chaps I had to take to the car before they believed me was incredible. The worst problem I had was trying to get a radiator hose for it. Turns out the top hose was from a Granada! In the end it sucked a bird into the intake and died.

[@KAOS_REAL]

I wish my girlfriend was this interested sorting out cars

[@fabio40]

She probably wishes you were interested in make-up and flowers.

[@dj_efk]

fabio40 - who knows, maybe he is

[@Nile9063]

I wish I was this interested in sorting out cars... But growing up in the city not knowing anybody who's seriously into cars you don't really grow into the responsibility that comes with owning an old car... I pay tons of money to get my E36 sorted out wishing I had the time, skill and tools to fix stuff myself...

[@Supraboyes]

@@Nile9063 there's always KZbin to find out how to do things. Start with something easy small to give yourself confidence

[@stitchjones7134]

@@Nile9063 KZbin is your friend

[@grahambull9333]

The old saphire great little cars nice to have the family connection with it. Keep up the good work

[@weldwerks8552]

Check the Anti roll bar bushes where they go through the lower arm. They cause judders aswell 👍

[@chopperhehehe]

I second this comment 👍👍👍😜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦄🎣😁🤞✌️

[@adrianflower3230]

Thanks, Beth. I had one of these new in 1988 :-) I also had one second hand in the 2000's with a wobbly wheel like yours. Mine turned out to be the anti roll bar bushes at the front of the antiroll bar. We needed two of us to get the anti roll bar back on as it needs compressing to fit back in the new bushes. Great channel, keep up the good work!

[@pmacca2967]

I’ve just found your channel and it’s nice to see, in my experience the wobble could be warped break discs

[@mav3783]

Nice to see old fords being looked after im doing a XR3 and loving it

[@johnlittle1137]

The best pinto porn I've seen in a long time lol, I was thought on a ford mk 2 transit 20L pinto engine it's nice to see a sapphire that's been handed down and looked after especially by a young lass well done. Great vid

[@piearm1271]

Cant believe how original that is. Well looked after.

[@alexandrawilde4820]

Damn it’s tough to find female lead channels I can dig, but KZbin recommendations finally nailed it.

[@dogbite5509]

You are a fantastic role model for young women wondering if they should train as mechanics. Your MK2 Golf GTI tattoo is brilliant.

[@reuelmundie1062]

Who is smart enough to tell the difference between a sierra and a sapphire

[@gunder3]

Nice to see someone so enthusiastic about older cars. Thanks for the video.

[@jonvincentmusic]

You're actually risking ending the earth working on a Ford wearing a Volkswagen Tee.

[@CBFREE]

Well done obviously had professional mechanic showing how and access to specialist tools. And here’s me feeling good about my skills after changing my bike brakes !! A classic car purchase beckons.

[@googleuser6440]

Stunning!!........car ain't bad either 😘

[@josephgalvan8527]

All I have to say is wow beth. I'm very excited to see a young female into cars and figuring out what problems are occurring and fixing them. I can't wait to see more.

[@derekwarren8020]

you need to keep your legs from under the car. ive seen cars fall even with a jack and axle stand. other than that well done.

[@camrunner6633]

Slide the wheel under the sill. Better broken legs than none

[@craigdavidson2278]

I am so happy to find this, I wanted my daughter to see that girls can do other things than be "dollies". My sisters during 82/92 era, knew their way around Cortinas my IV and V, Capris and escorts. Thanks. (Wheel shake during breaking could be damaged disc......try it in reverse....if no vibration...not disc)

[@jonbozzy9600]

When you hit your brakes and it vibrates its a warp brake rotor.

[@ionstorm66]

They look pretty grooved as well.

[@liebherr11602]

I was leaning to warp rotors myself.

[@benjaminbeebe9182]

Brake rotors don't actually warp. They collect pad material and have an uneven surface. But yeah to make it easy I still say warped rotors too 😉

[@sidwalker6902]

Most of the time but not always

[@Albert87nl]

this solved my now 1,5 year old problem haha geez i was looking so wrong lal

[@itsmephil2255]

Brilliant video,always like to see the home mechanic doing this...big thumbs up 👍

[@craigmcdonald4737]

shaking steering wheel while breaking definatley front discs! causing that!

[@adelestevens]

Shakin when yer brakin'.... track control arm bushes. Shakin when yer drivin'.... wheel bearings. Shakin when yer motorin'....unbalanced wheels. General rules of owing an old Ford.

[@xIRATUMx]

How did I not know about this channel !!!!! Now subscribed , this is like a dream channel. Now need to binge watch

[@adventureescape1929]

Comment section full of creepy stalkers.😳

[@Spudchucker92]

Yep. The kind of men who see a woman fixing a car and immediately get a hard on. 🙄 Pretty sad.

[@Classiccarbscouk]

@@Spudchucker92 😂😂😂🙈

[@williamjones9395]

Greetings from the USA. Been a mechanic for decades, on and off. So I think I can say, excellent job! Your work is measured and shows confidence. Hardly a wasted move, no fumbling about. Very good and I enjoyed watching your work.Try not to bang up those pretty knuckles too much. One slip of the wrench and ouch! One suggestion. When tightening a nut or bolt, using the open end of a wrench can offer more speed to tighten them. Then finish off tightening with the closed end. Loosening would be just the reverse. Break the nut or bolt free with the closed end, then use the open end to quickly loosen. In any case, liked the vid. and all the best to you.

[@benpeter1239]

Thank you for entertaining us all on here beth fantastic video 👍🙂

[@Afrodizyak47]

I am really happy to see a young lady not only as an apprentice, but to be so involved and passionate about hands on restoration also. be very proud of yourself young lady, girls like you are an absolute treasure!

[@miccilou]

It's great to see another girl doing this,! I have an old ford fiesta I've currently taken to bits to deal with the rust. And I love it 😁😁😁😁

[@martinherts1967]

This brings back memories! I had more or less the same car, identical colour, only difference was mine was a 2.0 pinto. One of the best engines ever! I'm disabled with a bad back now so I can't do so much car DIY......but I have a Mondeo v6 estate on the drive, a mark 2 which I work on when I can. Hang on to that car, barely any left....it is an investment! Really easy to work on as well; very best wishes! 😊

[@matthewjoniec9000]

Much respect!! I can't even get my son to step foot in my garage. You show hope to this Young generation.

[@545iAR]

I seriously cannot remember the last time I saw a Sapphire on the road! I wanted to buy one back in 2000 when even the youngest one was 7 years old and they were all smokers I saw back then with oil and water leaking out of literally every engine joint. I bought the Haynes manual for both the 4 pots and the V6 to read up on them. It's rear wheel drive and it's a Ford that means cool car. Well done for keeping it going!

[@lesliedickinson198]

I came across your channel by accident, so awesome to see you doing a thorough repair. I have a 91 sierra sapphire and its undergoing cylinder head work as the cam belt let go but hopefully soon its going to be on the road soon. Brilliant video and I love old cars as at least you can work on them and get classic car insurance ;). You keep up the good work !!!!!!

[@kikichevy]

Nice ! Sierras are one of the best overall cars imo. Good to see one that isnt going to be put sideways into a tree, and being fixed up.

[@wazxdrfv]

Well done young lady . A good instructive video . Takes me back to the 80's working in a Ford garage . Loved the Sierra, a decent upgrade on the cortina . You got a VV carb on your beast , a clever carb ... keep an eye on the diaphragms. ... 18 and 15mm nuts and bolts as well , New sizes for everyone at the time . Good luck with the rebuild .👍

[@Andrew-rb4gs]

Just caught your channel today and watched your video. Wonderful editing and lighting was spot on. No unnecessary dialogue. You would make a wonderful instructor. Would be nice to see more women learn basic car functions so they are not ripped off by shady shops. I applaud you young lady...well done. Cheers from Toronto, Canada.😁👍

[@henrylee2363]

Nice to see a girl interested in old cars , Not only that but repairing them too !

[@buddy8225]

So amazed to see another Sierra and seeing a young lady working on one that she owns is pretty awesome 😎

[@nordicpride9708]

Good work 👍🏻 in the day and age of disposability, it’s nice to see someone preserving something.

[@mancbiker17]

In a world of “its broken, throw it away” it’s awesome to see a young person actually taking an interest in how things work. I hope you carry this through to things like fixing a broken vacuum cleaner, toaster....anything you might previously have just chucked away 🙂

[@Bladerunner4511]

Thats a clean sierra for its age some great work you are doing one small thing and please listen i never always try and use a kneeling mat a nice thick one ive been around cars for decades and my knees are shot from kneeling on hard floors my old boss when i was 17 said i would regret not using one and i did i do now but too late keep up the good work its so refreshing to see younger women getting involed in cars its a rewarding job

[@usherengineering179]

I would of used our ramp had it of not had a car on it already, i don't know if you could see but i was actually working on half inch thick carpet! -Beth

[@1967lathrop]

Nothing but rust. Wow brilliant work. I hate rusty work like that. Big bad ass points for that willingness to do the work yourself. Great content.

[@Kro_man_tx]

So cute. And a nice job getting those struts sorted out.

[@TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels]

Had a few later Sapphires back in the day. Great to see one being worked on and clearly used as a daily driver in 2020.

[@bainsk8]

Reminds me of my DOHC Sierra. Man that car moved. Great job, keep up the good work.

[@mattyclemmit324]

Lovely motor im glad its being saved and not scrapped like the rest

[@edsalvador5939]

I have to be honest with you I've never heard of this car before. I leave here in Canada it's pretty cool to see a young lady like you working on her own car..😎👍

[@Birtybasset1765]

First time watcher here. Clicked subscribe at halfway. I will never tire of watching older cars get fixed up. You being rather easy on the eye makes a nice change too. :)

[@stuartmcnab1984]

So easy to fix them very basic and a lot of fun on roundabouts i had one just like that but dark blue it had done over 300.000miles full service history and it still did 125mph+....🤫🤫😁😁 no problem.... great project 👌👌

[@mikegregory3293]

As someone who worked on these back when they were new, great to see you showing it loads of love. Subscribed so I can watch more. Great job.

[@ΝΤΙΝΟΣΓΟΡΓΟΛΗΣ]

in my time it was imposible to find a lady doing this i am vey happy to see this working on a real car of 80ties keep walking !

[@markkerr3761]

Good skills Beth, there's nothing as satisfying as working on an old motor, so much space to work, no stupid sensors to worry about... Just big seized bolts to fight with! I thought this was going to be some sort of click bait video, pretty girl working on an old car, but it's plainly obviously you know exactly what you're doing! 👍🏼