Panic buying a pandemic Ferrari
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Personally I like Harry Metcalfes channel, carfection, the new tyrells classic garage etc and your own to name a few, but I wouldn't suggest you go out looking to become the next big channel star as that is part of your channels charm that it's just you as an enthusiastic amateur detailing your cars/progress.
I've no real suggestions how you build or grow but if you can somehow retain the hands on enthusiast angle around fixing/modifying classics that are attainable maybe?
Good luck anyway !
I've no real suggestions how you build or grow but if you can somehow retain the hands on enthusiast angle around fixing/modifying classics that are attainable maybe?
Good luck anyway !
carinaman said:
jackpe said:
I also did a Golf GTI Vs Peugeot 205 video, to find the true king of the hot hatches.. it’s not done well which surprised me. Any feedback you guys can give would be welcomed. Sometimes youtube is just weird and these videos pick up weeks or months after posting them. Or maybe this one just wasn’t very good!
Still.. I thought this would have done well.
Golf GTI and Peugeot 205 GTI - Supercar killers!
https://youtu.be/dkSNJBZ9amM
That's because the king of the hot hatches is the Abarth 130TC. Lampredi, twin carbs, big seats.Still.. I thought this would have done well.
Golf GTI and Peugeot 205 GTI - Supercar killers!
https://youtu.be/dkSNJBZ9amM
The title reminded of the CAR Magazine cover from 1985 that had a red 205GTi without a sunroof with a Corfu white Uno Turbo ie. possibly with a sunroof.
Anyone who's old enough to know or care about Golfs and 205s is likely to have their own opinions of them, I suppose that audience may be interested if the video featured some little known fact that they didn't already know. Would the youngsters be interested in the Golf and 205?
With regard to the Abarth 130TC being the king of the hot hatches there was also that CAR Magazine front cover with that and Mk2 Golfs GTis in 8V and 16V form?
Edited by carinaman on Sunday 5th July 09:56
Now there's a idea for a new video..........
uncleluck said:
I was liking that little Alfa, I’m thinking “oh that looks like a nice little first classic, wonder if I could sell...” Then my thought was interrupted as you said “£75,000”
The Full GTAs cost over £200k, you’ve got to think about it as 3/4 of one of those at less than half the price. It’s not cheap but I think it’s worth that money. It also had a bare shell rebuild so is basically mint. 2172cc said:
Beg to differ in regard to the 130TC. Surely a Sunbeam Lotus is the king and also the grandad of the hot hatch. But then I would say that.
Now there's a idea for a new video..........
This 100%. Now there's a idea for a new video..........
Learned to drive in a Golf GTI as well.
It was maybe 12 months old, replaced with another MK2 16v.
The thing was as a work hack my Dad picked up a cheap XR3i, neither Golf would keep up with it down a windy B road, and my mates 205 simply made all three look silly.
But for me, the original and king is the Sunbeam Lotus.
200Plus Club said:
Personally I like Harry Metcalfes channel, carfection, the new tyrells classic garage etc and your own to name a few, but I wouldn't suggest you go out looking to become the next big channel star as that is part of your channels charm that it's just you as an enthusiastic amateur detailing your cars/progress.
I've no real suggestions how you build or grow but if you can somehow retain the hands on enthusiast angle around fixing/modifying classics that are attainable maybe?
Good luck anyway !
Thanks! The problem is time.. I work fullI've no real suggestions how you build or grow but if you can somehow retain the hands on enthusiast angle around fixing/modifying classics that are attainable maybe?
Good luck anyway !
Time so working on classics enough to make videos the whole time is difficult. I also lack the space.. I will continue but also really
Enjoy driving other cars so the car reviews are good too. Youtube is weird though. I can upload a video that does really badly and then explodes 4 months later. Or I once uploaded exactly the same video as a smaller channel, on their channel it got 3k views in 6 months.. on mine it did 30k in one month. It’s just frustrating because it’s about the algorithm YouTube uses, if it decides to put videos on people’s home pages then the video does well.. if it decides not to promote it then it doesn’t.. no matter how good it is.
I dont really subscribe to many youtube channels and i didnt to yours at first but then i discovered i was watching every video via this thread and enjoying them anyway, so happily subscribed after a few.
For me your channel has a certain charm to it, there's no billy big balls, it's all just very humble and innocent, no ulterior motives etc.It's easier for me to say because its not me putting the effort into the videos and being let down by the amount of views but if you enjoy making them and enjoy the activities you get up to whilst making them then sod the views.
I did enjoy the latest Alfa one especially, it's a very similar recipe to my 2002 and thats valued at £45k, compared to that alfa it makes my little 02 a relative bargain
For me your channel has a certain charm to it, there's no billy big balls, it's all just very humble and innocent, no ulterior motives etc.It's easier for me to say because its not me putting the effort into the videos and being let down by the amount of views but if you enjoy making them and enjoy the activities you get up to whilst making them then sod the views.
I did enjoy the latest Alfa one especially, it's a very similar recipe to my 2002 and thats valued at £45k, compared to that alfa it makes my little 02 a relative bargain
scottos said:
I dont really subscribe to many youtube channels and i didnt to yours at first but then i discovered i was watching every video via this thread and enjoying them anyway, so happily subscribed after a few.
For me your channel has a certain charm to it, there's no billy big balls, it's all just very humble and innocent, no ulterior motives etc.It's easier for me to say because its not me putting the effort into the videos and being let down by the amount of views but if you enjoy making them and enjoy the activities you get up to whilst making them then sod the views.
I did enjoy the latest Alfa one especially, it's a very similar recipe to my 2002 and thats valued at £45k, compared to that alfa it makes my little 02 a relative bargain
2002s are just so cool!For me your channel has a certain charm to it, there's no billy big balls, it's all just very humble and innocent, no ulterior motives etc.It's easier for me to say because its not me putting the effort into the videos and being let down by the amount of views but if you enjoy making them and enjoy the activities you get up to whilst making them then sod the views.
I did enjoy the latest Alfa one especially, it's a very similar recipe to my 2002 and thats valued at £45k, compared to that alfa it makes my little 02 a relative bargain
With regards to the videos more generally, A MASSIVE thanks to all of you on PH who have followed the videos or subscribed and fed back on this thread! Great community.
Have fitted an upgraded fuse box and been grappling with changing the oil line to the cooler which is proving so much harder than expected! Also mucked about with the airbox some more....Hopefully a proper update video out next week on that. This Friday there is another comparing the InfluEnzo to a similari priced 456 that my mate also bought unseen during lockdown!
jackpe said:
scottos said:
I dont really subscribe to many youtube channels and i didnt to yours at first but then i discovered i was watching every video via this thread and enjoying them anyway, so happily subscribed after a few.
For me your channel has a certain charm to it, there's no billy big balls, it's all just very humble and innocent, no ulterior motives etc.It's easier for me to say because its not me putting the effort into the videos and being let down by the amount of views but if you enjoy making them and enjoy the activities you get up to whilst making them then sod the views.
I did enjoy the latest Alfa one especially, it's a very similar recipe to my 2002 and thats valued at £45k, compared to that alfa it makes my little 02 a relative bargain
2002s are just so cool!For me your channel has a certain charm to it, there's no billy big balls, it's all just very humble and innocent, no ulterior motives etc.It's easier for me to say because its not me putting the effort into the videos and being let down by the amount of views but if you enjoy making them and enjoy the activities you get up to whilst making them then sod the views.
I did enjoy the latest Alfa one especially, it's a very similar recipe to my 2002 and thats valued at £45k, compared to that alfa it makes my little 02 a relative bargain
With regards to the videos more generally, A MASSIVE thanks to all of you on PH who have followed the videos or subscribed and fed back on this thread! Great community.
Have fitted an upgraded fuse box and been grappling with changing the oil line to the cooler which is proving so much harder than expected! Also mucked about with the airbox some more....Hopefully a proper update video out next week on that. This Friday there is another comparing the InfluEnzo to a similari priced 456 that my mate also bought unseen during lockdown!
I’m really looking forward to seeing the 456, a grossly underrated car for such a long time but now starting to get the notice they deserve.
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