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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- The cutting continues! Today we take what’s left of this Landrover Discovery down to its bones, ready for the new Aston Martin body to slot on. So enjoy and make sure to like and subscribe to continue this madness!
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Very thoughtful of the Landrover engineers to design the car to rust in such a way that makes removing unnecessary metal for your Aston Martin body swap so much easier.
It was kind of them, I’ve written them a thank you card!
Ford engineers
not back then - Ford had nothing to do with this gen rangey
Average ram 2500 from the north
@@nickb2179The only thing I know is that I can't ford that
Check the chassis where it is hidden by the fuel tank - mine had fist sized holes in there but looked fine everywhere else!
I had a good peek! Lucky it was ok there, is just nasty under the rear outriggers!
"They say it can't be done. They might be right."
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Is that a goddamn Project Binky reference
@@ferdinandstrat I think so... This looks like a spiritual successor to Project Binky... Based in the UK, a madlad (only one this time round) taking a rusty wreck back down to whatever good bits are left. In a field. And preparing to plop a completely different body on top of it.
Well it might take a while
One step closer to seeing the aston body mounted to the discovery chassis, nice work✌️
Thank you! Glad you’re enjoying! That will start to happen in the next episode 😎😎
It is a LOT of work to strip a body in this way when you're alone. I know, I mostly do my work alone. When you finish a project like this, and it turns out well, the sense of achievement is all the better because of the suffering you had to endure. Stay strong, mate. We are with you in spirit.
Thank you for the support! Much appreciated. It is hard work doing it solo, but you’re right, the sense of achievement is great when finished!
I may come up with even more bonkers ideas, but I’m in utter awe of you actually doing it.
It’s coming on well! I’m looking forward to sharing this series. It’s a crazy thing!
Having rebuilt 2 80's Range-Rovers I am totally aghast at the condition of that thing.
_ROT N ROLL!_
So far both these episodes were great to watch. You explain clearly what you're about to do and you fast forward the tedious bits. I like!
I’m glad you’re enjoying! I try and make them as fun as possible!
Fascinating, but crazy. Hard to believe that the Land rover was once someones pride and joy.
Very nice! Thank you for sharing this project, I'm already curious for the next updates!
You have a rust free Land Rover now. Very good.😉
Sadly just the wheels left!
Looking at the silhouette of the donor you can tell this will make a truely great Aston Martin.
It’s certainly going to be unique!!
An Aston Rover to be exact! Ha!
@@frstwhsprs How about "austin-martin?
"Who dares wins", Mr. Hudson... I chuckled my way through tis episode. You are totally unafraid to tackle what most would regard as utter madness. I have complete faith you'll pull this project off. I think your sense of optimism shines through on each video you produce. Can't wait to see the next episode!
Hahah brilliant. I’m glad you enjoyed it! The crazier the better! I have to say, I’m a few weeks ahead of this video now…and it’s looking crazy! Optimism is key, I think that’s the only thing that gets me through! Thanks for your support, lots of fun to come!
“Incredibly well trained knobs” 😂😂😂😂😂
Years of training!
That’s some serious lightness adding
Floors are overrated anyway
Wow that boot floor was well on the way to going back to mother earth lol. Loving this project so much!
I know! Almost dust! Glad that you’re enjoying! It’s going to be good fun :)
Progress! 😊👍🔧🛠️
It’s coming along!!
Cool, I think the way your going about it is what will make the build more interesting to follow, the fact your into Lancia's....even better
I’m glad you enjoyed! I suppose I’m just doing it the best way I can and trying to film every part! The good and the bad!
I am a sucker for Lancia’s…the rust doesn’t bother me at all
Keep up the good work, I'm looking forward to seeing the finished project 😊
Thank you! Next episode comes tomorrow!
I watched that wirh my kids of 2 and 4 and they where laughing at your attempt to drive without seats. Made our Day 😂
Aww that made my day! Very glad it could bring some joy to your day! Lots of fun to come :)
Once again great job. Thanks!
Thank you! I’m glad you’re enjoying! Lots to come :)
Top stuff! The Strange Rover 2.0 is coming along nicely!
Glad you’re enjoying! Next episode it’s time to get the body on 😎
Cant wait for this series to continue!!
Me too! Coming very soon!
Honestly the most interesting documentation of these kinds of builds as far as I've seen. Keep up the good work, man. Looking forward to the next video
Thank you! That’s really kind, I’m working hard to make the car amazing and to make the videos as enjoyable as I can, so thank you - lots more excitement to come!
I was waiting I am so excited 🎉🎉❤😊
Glad you’re enjoying! Episode every other Sunday!
@@HudsonAutoFilms hope to see it off roading one day😄
Great to see the progress on this brilliant project! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching! Glad that you’re enjoying! Lots to come!!
This series is absolutely going to blow your channel up! excellent video, no over the top editing just a guy working on a quality project, feels like some childhood CZcams nostalgia. Keep it up!!
Thank you! I’m so glad that you’re enjoying! Lots of fun episodes to come 😎😎
i never saw a body rust out bevore the frame did. british engineers are genuis
They prioritised efficiency…and it rusted as efficiently as possible!
the "laston mover" coming g along nicely
Wow, you are amazing. To have such imagination and determination. Welldone.
Very kind! Thank you! I’m glad you’re enjoying. Lots of cool episodes to come!
ah perfect, woke up with a hangover and this is what i like to see
Haha I hope it helped!
Классная серия! Красавчик ! 😊много сделано !!!Приятно смотреть , ждём с нетерпением следующий выпуск !!!
Thank you! I’m glad you are enjoying! Lots of fun episodes to come!
Very cool idea, you should sandblast the chassis and coat it in paint to stop it rusting
Was trying to think of jokey names for this beast - not great so far:
The Aston Martin…
• Disadvantage
• Allgonda
• WD40
• UB40 (not the band, the form that got you unemployment benefit that the band was named after).
• Wankerie
No disrespect intended - this is an amazing project!
Hahah brilliant. I like the Allgonda best! Glad you’re enjoying!
Brilliant!! 👍💫
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
That tractor sound will be fun with a vantage body lol
Haha yes…quite a contradiction to the sleek lines!
Nice project!!
It’s going to be fun!
That disco was an absolute turd, but damn is that powertrain still good, slow but good. That rust is scary, be sure to check the frame near the fuel tank, I saw one in the scrap yard that was way less rusted out on the body but that part of the frame was completely cooked.
She was really bad. But you’re right, the engine is still sweet. I checked that area and thankfully it’s all good!
3000 cutting disks later....lol....fair play you are taking on quite the project... interested to see how it turns out!!..👍
And many more discs to come! It’s going to be a fun ride!
👍 Land Martin or 👎 Aston Rover?
Ratio this
Astrover?
I have built several cut and shuts over the years. I highly recommend using a carbide blade in a circular saw over a grinder or sawzall. The cuts are square, straight and clean and the blade doesnt wander around. Especially pillars and anything that will eventually be butt welded.
Thanks for the advice! I’ll definitely look into that for final cuts!
At the end driver position is almost OK for Aston Martin chasis 😁
I didn't know I needed this type of content but after Nathan stopped his Mutt project this is great!
Glad you’re enjoying! I was sad when he sold it!
Great job!
Thank you!!
Enjoying this series so much I can't wait for the next episode, but I have to 🙄 🤣
I was waiting for this episode, now it will be my Sunday movie.
I hope you enjoyed!
Thanks!
THANK YOU! I really do appreciate your kindness. Building these cars on a budget is tough, so this genuinely means a lot. Thank you, I can’t wait to share what’s next!
16:30 now it’s just a tractor 😂
Nice work mate coming on nicely
Thanks mate! Lots to come :)
Absolutely wonderful. What great fun. I love your work ethic....The fact that you do all this on your own is outstanding and puts other channels to shame. The sight of you driving this living skeleton is joyuos. Not a knob at all. This all makes perfect sense to me. Great to have you back in full form again. Take care and Bravo. God bless.
Thank you for the support Jeff! Very excited to be posted regularly again, lots of fun to come! Take care and God bless!
This is going to be cool!
I think so! Lots of fun ahead!
Fun to vatch this build proced. Looking forward to the aston teardown
, excellent job Mister 👌🏻
Thank you! 😎
Undoing screws and whatnot under the dash must have been fun, having your head in that dirty footwell 😅
Lots of cobwebs and ancient dirt in my hair for sure!
I noticed that there is a lot of passion for unreliable cars, now you are mixing them, thats awsome, thats like multiplying problems.
LOL. The gift that keeps on giving. Always a reason to be in the workshop. 🤣
Exactly! Maybe they’ll cancel each other out
I can't believe the amount of rust in that Land Rover, but I have to because I'm looking right at it (To borrow a Vice Grip meme). They must build those with a saltwater paint underneath to get the corrosion process going right in the factory. It's a miracle that frame is not rusted through in a few places. I am enjoying this project and admire your willingness to challenge/embarrass yourself in the process. High marks.
Haha it’s unbelievable isn’t it! I think they were definitely rusting from before they rolled out the door. But this one definitely looks as if it’s lived under the sea!
Very glad you’re enjoying! Lots of excitement to come. If I’m not embarrassing myself, I’m not sure what to do!
Love the music in this one
Glad you liked it!
this is amazing
It’s going to be a crazy ride!
I thought you'd maybe take the trans tunnel out in one piece, for later reuse. The rust on this thing is incredible.
I thought about it, but after measuring up the Aston I realised everything would have to be created from scratch! But indeed…the rust had really taken hold
Having driven a Aston Martin db9 and a discovery 300tdi on a regular basis I can confirm the handling wont be altered significantly 😂
Haha regardless…I don’t think I’ll be throwing around any corners!!
This is automotive video Art ⚡️🏆
Thank you!!
Looks like this Land Martin DisadVantage CAN come together nicely!
Yep! A match made in heaven!
Definitely recommend trying to fabricate a bullbar for the front when the body is on, definitely something styled like the Xrox bar
Can’t wait for the body swap 😍♥️ great work bro
Thanks mate! You won’t have to wait long! The process of getting it on is coming next!
Mad Max Territory
With an uncertain world, you never know when you’ll need a 4x4 Aston 😎
Just found your channel from the first episode, very exited to see more progress,
Welcome aboard! Glad you’re enjoying. Lots of fun to come, the next episode coming is even cooler!
This is types of car build I like to watch not like turbo Silvia that almost every Silvia owner had done.
Thank you! I try to just build what I want and it’s great when others also enjoy! Lots to come :)
Thoroughly enjoyed that!
Very pleased you enjoyed! Lots of fun to come :)
Reciprocating saw might be easier than angle grinder for some cuts due to longer blade reach and easier access
Indeed, but my little generator wouldn’t power it properly!
@@HudsonAutoFilms 18v cordless!
I have a 2005 c230 Mercedes Benz that is not starting I went to different mechanics even to the dealership and they don’t wanted to work on it, like everything in America they want me to buy a new one, I see how yiu find the short in your car and make it look so easy, I can wait to see to Aston Martin as a finished product, thanks for your great videos.
The newer the car, the harder it is to trace electrical issues! Simply due to the volume of wires in newer cars. I would recommend taking it to a small independent Mercedes specialist. Any bigger shop will try and sell you something new!
Thanks for your support! I’m very glad you’re enjoying, lots of fun to come :)
Just found this vid and channel. It's interesting idea. Will be looking forward to more
Welcome! Lots of cool episodes to come :)
I wonder what the MOT office would say if you drove it there as just a frame for an inspection haha
Haha depends if they were slipped a fiver
One should expect that a car build for rugged 4x4 use in Britain was build to also handle the British weather, at least better than that Discovery did.
Regardless this project is amazing. I am looking forwards to the Aston Landrover creature taking shape.
You would think so! But British cars seem to rust at an incredible rate. With that said, I was chatting to someone who lived in a very rainy and snowy part of Switzerland. He only buys old British cars. And he was saying how they seem to last way longer in Switzerland, in far tougher conditions. So his conclusion was the salt we use in the U.K….but who knows!!
Very glad you’re enjoying! I’m having a great time building it. Lots of fun to come! Thank you for watching :)
English version of the Rally Fighter 👍
I’ve always liked that machine!
I said that it didn't look that rusty in the last video... It definitely looks more like rust than Discovery in this one!
Haha it was deceiving!! But the rust had spread to every corner!
It will be a nice and unique project when it's finished..
I hope you'll put some more appropriate v8 petrol engine on that land rover chassis..(just not a big fan of loud disel engines..) 🙂
It will be cool! Definitely, phase 1 will be building it with the original engine. Then once that’s all tested and any issues ironed out…we can get a nice V8 in there!
Try getting in touch with Captain crankshaft. I saw that he has a few Aston Martin panels ❤
That’s true! I’ll try and get hold of him, but I reckon he gets a lot of messages!
@HudsonAutoFilms, yeah, I bet he would be. I dont personally know him but I bet he would be down to help with your project. ❤
Driving it around at the end is exactly what it's like in Simpsons Hit and Run when you blow your car up
Haha that just unlocked a good memory
a sawsaw is what you need
Sadly not enough power from my little generator to use it
You should use an aston martin interior
lets gooooo i was waiting for this one
Lots to come! Glad you’re enjoying:)
Great video as usual.
Have you named the project yet like Land Martin or Aston Rover or Aston Disco Martin?
Getting cool Dakar and Baja vibes
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! I was thinking ‘overland Aston’ or even better, my Dad suggested ‘Astrover’
@@HudsonAutoFilms astrover is cool. Maybe put it out to viewers do a pole of different names.
Very interesting subbed.
Thank you! Lots of fun to come :)
02:25 Why are you surprised? British cars are world famous for one thing. They rust worse than any other non-British car.
I’ve seen a lot of British rust…but in person, the way this one just folded up was shocking!
Do yourself a favour and buy a reciprocating saw. Much easier to manipulate on the car body than a grinder.
Sadly due to the limited voltage (powered by small generator) the saw doesn’t power up fast enough. So can’t cut through much, the grinder is underpowered, but I suppose due to the limited friction on the blade, it still does the job
Great Subbed
Thank you! Lots of fun episodes to come!
Hudson,
What about the Rust proofing on the chassis?
Just found your channel....this is insane, but i love it! Subbed!
Thank you! Welcome aboard. Lots of fun episodes to come :)
So if you're in there with the grinder, who gets the funk out?
What I mean is, I haven't started documenting my projects because I found it daunting doing both the video and the hardware parts myself.
It is hard! It makes every task on the car take longer and then hours upon hours of footage to edit! But the results are really cool and I love interacting with everyone on here :)
I've seen swamp rovers with less rust XD
Crazy right!
Tetanus, by Landrover
Haha that has a nice ring to it 😂
🤣
I'm curious, was the obligatory puddle the Landy marks it's territory with any smaller after removing all the extraneous rusty bits? 😂
If anything, it was bigger!
@@HudsonAutoFilms Colour me not surprised 😂
I'm assuming that you have limited power at the barn - generator? And you'll be taking it to where you welded the frame for the DBS? Will you be keeping the TDI or giving it something more worthy of an Aston?
Yep powered by a little generator! I’d love to get mains supply or even a big generator. But the cost is vast! So yes I’ll be taking back to the home garage for the welding!
I think initially I’ll keep the diesel…then once the car has been tested and all the issues ironed out. I’ll feel more confident in putting a bigger engine in!
The link below is for the rear of an Aston its in Telford don't know if its any use to you, its up for £150 now.
Thanks! I’ll have a look!
i mean you made my dream come true but with a different car
What was your dream? It’s going to be a fun build 😎
This is looking like it's going to be a massive rebuild job. I wish you all the best, it's been very entertaining so far. Do you intend to make it road legal?
I’m very pleased you’re enjoying! Certainly a big job, but it’s good fun! It will indeed be road legal!
you should call it the astin rover v6 vender
Haha what about the Astrover?
in next video's intro try to do small recap of whole situation like how mat Armstrong does in his every video. so new and casual viewers has context of what you're doing.
Will do!
I like how this guy is just doing all this in the middle of a field 💀 somebody get this man a workshop
I like the breeze!
Hello Dr Frankenstein. Is it your intention to make Aston/Land rover road legal? If that is even possible?. Great project!
Yes it will be! It won’t be easy, but that’s the plan!!