It was off the stands - you all saw it drive out of the shed. It was ready for MOT and shakedown. Then the flexi-shaft failed yet again and the toys went out of the pram. Here's how we fixed the issue once and for all. (Hopefully). Find us on X @badobsessionmsp Instagram @badobsessionmsp And on Facebook too: @badobsessionmotorsport #projectbinky
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It just hit me... I've been following along for 12 years now. God I'm old. 😂 Thanks guys. ❤
I kept laughing in utter disbelief watching this video! My girlfriend thought I was watching a comedy special. No, I was watching the greatest car building series ever made!
My subscription to this build has been passed down 3 generations
Nik has significantly more white hair than episode 1. Don’t we all? 😂
Never before in the history of automotive development, has the line between genius and insanity been so blurred...
After the great war of 2037, society across planet earth crumbled, but there was a legend that one day, out of a dilapidated shed in England a video would emerge that would set humanity back onto a path to reclaim civilization. Many decades passed, and people began to lose hope, but then as the prophesy foretold, a video did emerge, and everyone across the globe rejoiced!
Regardless of the time between episodes, every one is always worth the wait. This really is engineering at it's finest.
Alec Issigonis used to love watching the early episodes of Project Binky as a boy. Such shame he didn’t live to see it get to this stage.
Of course we need another bracket! Brackets are what holds the car together.
Much awaited, much appreciated, took my daughter driving the 1st time today, when Binky started she was in nappies. Love this ❤
This Old Tony would be proud!
The never ending Binky project has returned!! I love this car.
I’m 52 now and I know I won’t be around when binky finally hits the road but I’m just glad I have been part of the journey for the past twelvty years 😁
I can't believe I was sat riveted for a full 46 minutes watching two guys craft a tensioner. Good stuff!
I started watching this series with my granny a bit after the war. In the span of time, she joined the RAF, met my grandad, moved a few times around the world, had five children (including my mum) and introduced me to Binky. She has now unfortunately passed, but I have continued the tradition with my future grandchild (our son is 3..) Can’t wait for the finale!
Genuinely, this is absolutely amazing to watch.
Amazing work as always chaps, well done. Ahhh, we were all so young and fresh faced when this short project started. Binky has truly been a work of engineering art and excellence and you just cannot rush that. Keep up the brilliant work. 😁
Nik is a bloody brilliant machinist.
You spoil me! Only six months since the latest episode of Binky and only five months since the latest Escargot. That's only eleven months, less than a year!
I'm glad you have stuck to Issigonis’ original ideal of packaging leaving slightly less space than you need to be able to assemble things. When Binky started, my eldest was choosing a university. He now has a first class MEng, a child, and is a Major in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. I look forward to watching new episodes with my grandson…