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His buddy that does the actually wrenching is more than capable to take apart and inspect the engine.
Any bets on if/when Jake will get a call from Freddy?
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Any bets on if/when Jake will get a call from Freddy?
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This will be an interesting one, curious to see what they find. If you look in the comments section of that video there are some links to old forum posts about this car. It looks like its in pretty good shape cosmetically.
Say what you will, but I'm still impressed that Jared was able to get the Bentley put back together and make it run.
But I still prefer watching Alex of Legit Street Cars first and Samcrac a distant second. Both of them seem to get more projects finished than not.
True but you didn't answer my question. What you think is a hack others will think it's a good solution to a problem but you need to have the experience to know the difference.
I've done most work since I was 12 and all my own work since I was 18 except for alignments. The stuff he does is fine, because those cars are salvage trash anyway, but it is a hack job.
I do nearly all my own wrenching on my 4S and other cars. Only thing I haven't down is alignments and tire install.Previously I did a frame up restomod of my 1956 F-100, replaced the floors and body panels of my 1965 Mustang Fastback, and updated every suspension, engine, transmission and steering bit on my thirdgen Camaro among other vehicles. I understand they aren't going to original but they aren't doing it clean and are otherwise pretty sloppy.
