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I just went and looked at that "Beast" video...... all those mental ideas I thought I had suddenly don't seem cool anymore. Oh well. Looking forward to the rest of this playlist as I've recently fallen in love with the Ford Mk1 Capri. Would love to do a restomod on one of these sometime in the future.

Is that signal red?

Haven't seem any episodes lately.

I love the bugeye sprite Mine has a small block Chevy 383ci in it. Goes like stink

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Kent crossflow, one of the best engines ever built.

Have you got some spare parts for sale? Or where can i buy it? I"m slowly looking for some missing parts for better vision 😅. Like a grill, dummy vents, Ford letters and Capri badge, rear left light and some more... ;) At this moment left my car in Poland but I"m living in UK. Greetings from Stoke Guys 😊

19:45 When I bought a Capri, and watching this now I can FEEL this metal sound when you knock on panel 😅 My scrapi doing same like this and I love it❤ . I hope you know what I mean, sory my English is still like a sh... 😂

Have you noticed those carbs only fire on cylinders 2 and 4 while idling? Try pulling a lead off number 1 or 3 and see there's no difference to the idle. That's why the engine wobbles so much when cold. It gets slighlty better when warm. I just fitted twin 34 ICT's to my 1776 buggy, got same wobble. Had to fit larger idle jets to improve the idle. Got 65's but going to fit 70s. Still prefer these carbs to my IDF 40's which were forever having clogged idle jets. Nice video!

What size engine were the 45s on?

Perfect condition :) better than from factory in 73 😅

Thanks for this 😁 every single tutorial will help me 😊

Guys... I did it 😁 yesterday I bought a mk1 from scrapyard. Is for full restore, much worst than Kate few years ago but my dreams come true ❤ Greetings from Poland! :)

When I saw this I wondered if it was the car owned by an acquaintance at school many years ago. I had never seen a bright red Capri before I saw his one ( also on a G plate) and none since ,until this one, despite seeing hundreds of them lined up at the factory. I wondered if it was the same car, but when it was mentioned it was a 1 owner, then it probably isn't the same. Infact my father had a G reg green 1600GT with a vinyl roof and disc hubcaps, as I remember.

She looks so cool

Putting that roof lining on is pure professionalism 👍😎

30 years ago my mate had the input shaft frim a broken cortina gearbox which used to align my new clutch its the best way

LLTK

Rusty Love 👌🏽

I haven't seen one in 30 years!

So where is Kat Capri? How far you got with Capri? Let it go rusty again or what you’ve got with it a few more videos on it as well. 😮😮😮😮

Dont take the number off😞

It's bold to cut the struts ,but I can't see why you need to go so extreme,first you can get 2inch std lower coil springs also go for a 1.6 Capri spring so it's not so stiff ,,and you can also get differing lengths of 2 1/4 springs at any poundage . So 300 lb but 8 inch long . To my mind if the car was nosey high the springs were too tall and/ or too high pondage ,just some thoughts , cheers

Does it float on water ...you could take it down the cut 😂

As an American this Nash is Amazing! We own a old Nash Rambler about this year

Too funny I sold the pinto engine out of my 73 capri to a guy putting it in his Metropolitan

Soo funny little car ❤ never seen it before 😅 Thanks for something new and another English lesson :D

Those were such cool looking cars. Thanks for the video👍

what a nice motor,proper job

Some real nice car's Mano good to see you posting buddy 🤙👍

Yeah, dudes .... It's great to see you 👊

Nice to see you guys as not seen a video for a while.

It looks like a bumber car 🤣

Bad boi little at dudes

The lads are smiling

If its not the V six cilynder i am not interestid.

How quick was the car... ? Like quarter mile time roughly

I love this cold start video

Was it really a good idea to start this thing next to a heap of dry hay?😂

Only just seen this...what am I like eh😜. Bloody brilliant vid and such an adventure trying to bring her back to life. I, as we all probably were, were willing every time that key was turned, then finally....shes alive 😊😊. Loved the self healing lights and even the horn...it was like her coming out of hibernation, bloody brilliant feeling I bet. Anyway, hope you've sold her by now, she's quite a Capri. Anyway, dudes, hope you're all good and look forward to the next great vid 😊👍👍👍

So satisfying watching a carburettor being refurbished..so many old school cars limping along with neglected carbs.

Remember.. Capri..best car Ford ever made. (I've got 3 grand so far saved up so few more months to go it's gotta be a mark three as I'd need a lot more than 6 to 9 grand)

How does get away with working cars he hasn't got a clue pouring chimals down and old engine dorp the oil out of it and plugs drain petrol fresh petrol oil plugs and I bet it start

The exact same car that I bought in 1976 when it was for sale in a used car column in my local newspaper. It was being sold by the original owner who bought it new in 1969. I can remember that it only had 30,000 miles on the clock. It was in immaculate condition and was the same red colour as in this video. It was such a great looking car, and as a 20 year old new driver I couldn't have wished for a nicer first car. I sold it in 1981 for almost the same price that I paid for it.

Had two of them both 74'. Made one a hotrod. They dont take curves very well. 145 mph with the 2.8 v6, not to shabby.😊

I'm a bit late to the party dudes having only found your channel a few weeks ago. I have worked my way through all kates videos. Just wanted to say how much I've enjoyed the journey, I think what you have achieved is fantastic, well done dudes.

Well done guys you saved another classic.

Top goat

id fill the pots with a acetone and tranny fluid to help briing the rings back, then try a little oil down the bores, to help the rings seal to get it started. brak cleaner should NEVER be used to try start a engine.

Very courteous of Ford to provision a lovely tool tray in front of the radiator since they knew it would come in handy. Well done, guys!