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Oct 15, 2018 21:46:59 GMT
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Urchfab's current project
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brachunky
Scotland
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Club RR Member Number: 72
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Oct 15, 2018 22:06:06 GMT
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This has the potential to be uber fun!
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Oct 16, 2018 10:32:00 GMT
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Oh great... ANOTHER youtube channel to subscribe to THANKS ALOT!  |
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1973 MK1 2600 Capri - Located in Texas
1976 3.0S Capri - X-Pack long term Project
1978 2.0S Capri
1984 Transit County MK2 4x4 LWB 2.5DI
1985 2.8i Special Capri (v8 5.0L)
1986 2.8i Special Capri
1987 280 Turbo Technics Capri
1993 1.8TD P100 - Beater, parts collector
2008 BMW 320i Touring - Daily
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brc76
RR Helper
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Oct 16, 2018 10:47:00 GMT
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I've been watching this too. like it so far.
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brc76
RR Helper
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Oct 31, 2018 17:46:59 GMT
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Glad he finally mentioned that it's going to be just for the track.
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Yeah would be hard to get something like that through testing!
Loving the build, i am suprised. Likes he has said, that he started with such a rusty 100E shell. But if it wasnt used for this most likely would be a new toaster soon enough
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1973 MK1 2600 Capri - Located in Texas
1976 3.0S Capri - X-Pack long term Project
1978 2.0S Capri
1984 Transit County MK2 4x4 LWB 2.5DI
1985 2.8i Special Capri (v8 5.0L)
1986 2.8i Special Capri
1987 280 Turbo Technics Capri
1993 1.8TD P100 - Beater, parts collector
2008 BMW 320i Touring - Daily
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steveg
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I've been watching this and the most recent episode explains the reasons behind why he is doing the project like this, I learn't a bit about how Youtube works as well ! He is hoping to make building cars and keeping us up to date on Youtube a full time job.
Most of the stuff on TV is rubbish, in my opinion anyway, so I've started watching stuff on Youtube instead. If all it takes to keep him going is hitting the subscribe button it seems like a good plan, doesn't even cost anything.
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Last Edit: Nov 12, 2018 1:12:56 GMT by steveg
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Nov 22, 2018 12:26:45 GMT
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This is becoming one of my favourite things to watch.
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Nov 22, 2018 20:00:03 GMT
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I've been watching this and the most recent episode explains the reasons behind why he is doing the project like this, I learn't a bit about how Youtube works as well ! He is hoping to make building cars and keeping us up to date on Youtube a full time job. Most of the stuff on TV is rubbish, in my opinion anyway, so I've started watching stuff on Youtube instead. If all it takes to keep him going is hitting the subscribe button it seems like a good plan, doesn't even cost anything. If you haven't discovered it yet give roadkill a watch. They've stopped posting episodes on YouTube now but all of the old ones are still on there I believe. Lots of messing around with cars without all of the staged BS that gets chucked into mainstream car shows 👍 |
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steveg
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Nov 22, 2018 20:44:30 GMT
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My son and I have watched all of the Roadkill episodes on Youtube. Apart form Urchfab, Mighty car Mods and their other channel which has the Skid Factory on it are pretty good and B is for build is another one.
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