Shed Update: FJ Engine, MG TD and Machining Oil Breather
15K views · Nov 14, 2025 · Autos & Vehicles
Comments · 80
@Lewis-kf2pj · 9 months ago
It’s all enjoyable to watch, whether gallivanting around the country or in the workshop, irrespective of the cars you’re working on/driving. The magic is Ivan’s knowledge and temperament and watching him work. Seeing someone who is exceedingly proficient at their work is pretty much always interesting. Suzie asks all the right questions and is a cracking sidekick and camerawoman. Basically, don’t stop doing what you do because it’s wonderful.
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@Metal_shaper_tom · 10 months ago
thank you for the shout out to try and help me find a Austin engine. I really appreciate the the help and support on my Austin 7 build.
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@jonathangriffin1120 · 10 months ago
"Don't tidy up too often!" Wise words indeed.....
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@derekadams2221 · 10 months ago
I started my apprenticeship in 1965 and I’m still working <br>Thank you for showing me that us old motor mechanics still have a future <br>I’ve watched all your videos since you started,thank you
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@davidpickard9393 · 10 months ago
The videos in the workshop are by far the best. Thank you Ivan
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@JorgeFernandez-uc9qb · 10 months ago
Ivan always has some interesting stories to tell and Suzies camera work makes it all the better. Let's not forget John with the way he can cobble up things out of air as well . Cheers!
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@Radioman1937 · 10 months ago
Another master's degree in early auto tech at Ivan's place. Much enjoyed.
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@stevenzinn6011 · 10 months ago
Ivan we appreciate your motor wisdom, you are a library of knowledge. Thank you.
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@billrichards938 · 10 months ago
I never get bored listening to you, Ivan, from Canada. I once had a 1937 MGTA.
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@mcm9329 · 10 months ago
I love that you carted the spare pistons around for 62 years and now you have found a purpose for it..gives me hope
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@Martinart-l3l · 10 months ago
Thanks for a thoroughly enjoyable 50 minutes or so, I love the informality of your videos
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@MickAttwood · 10 months ago (edited)
Have you got a picture of that? …No! 😂😂😂<br>You guys are brilliant, thank you for sharing all that you do. These are the best videos ❤️
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