This was intended to be one of our popular “workshop ketchup” videos. It is, but with a twist…… Iain decides to explain in deep detail the workings of a 1960s Supercar’s fuel system and avoiding a potential fire hazard therein. Fasten your seatbelt…. Join this channel to get access to special TCW Member perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2pQT90JBqbMHSVLtbJBvyw/join Follow Iain on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iain_tyrrell/ X / Twitter: https://www.x.com/iaintyrrellcars = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = IMAGE CREDITS Sourced from Wikimedia Commons unless otherwise stated.
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Great to see young talent being nurtured, encouraged and praised. Iain's legacy will be long lived!
Well done to the young men applying their skills to the classic cars .
Craig is the John Wick of interiors, a man of focus
Just fabulous content. Every one of us is happy that Harry talked you into beginning a channel on YouTube. I learn so much on here...
Your professionalism is unparalleled. Keep up the work.
It's such a credit to you Iain.. what talent you have in that workshop.
My Sunday is complete. Look forward to this all week Ian.
Bravo for showing the work that goes into classic restoration most people just don’t see and possibly don’t even know of. It’s not just a team of mechanics working on these things, it’s craftsmen, fabricators, true artisans who have honed their craft over decades of experience. Amazing cottage industry with some unsung heroes until you started doing this. Thank you, they all, and you, deserve recognition
Your team of specialists are top drawer guys, so you must be a good boss to work for, even when the cams aren't filming! More power to all of your elbows and keep up the beautiful work, gentlemen!
As always great to see the skills being handed down to the younger generations! You promised nerdy and we got it! Thanks for another fine workshop ketchup Iain!
Just love the details that are being explained every week
3:48 Airplane manufacturers and the expertise available following WW2. The Mosquito for example was made predominantly of wood due to the lack of raw metallic materials. Piano makers, furniture makers were all drafted to build aircraft. So pleased you are preserving the history. The Mosquito was an awesome aircraft made by craftsmanship❤
love these videos so enjoyable, i found the brass floats interesting.
I admire how these young men are learning at the feet of the master, and are also comfortable with the camera. The future of this business is in capable hands.
You have a great team there and they seem to enjoy their work, so you must be doing something right! Really enjoyed that. Cheers.
such meticulous detail and complexity - true artisans and craftsmen
Nice to see a Feltham Aston in your workshop Iain. I've always had a soft spot for the early cars.
So. The Alex, Craig and James show. Also starring Iain Tyrrell. Sorry Iain but seriously brilliant as I've said before as a retired motor engineer I so enjoy your ketchups especially when you involve your younger staff well done all. Regards Martyn
The knowledge Ian has is priceless. I hope he is building an archive of books recording his works.
Ian is fantastic storyteller, no doubt. I appreciate the view of the crew as well. The challenge of dealing with historic cars, striking the balance, insights into work itself. I hope ketchups are here to stay.