This was so good on the TV, that I searched on CZcams just to see it again!! What an incredible skill set that guy has, you could even tell Ant was impressed, and he had quite a few skills himself!
However much they paid that man to do the glass, it’s totally worth it just to see that stunning skill set. This is what I like about this show: they promote small companies that do amazing work.
This was so good on the TV, that I searched on CZcams just to see it again!! What an incredible skill set that guy has, you could even tell Ant was impressed, and he had quite a few skills himself!
Eddie Kotto is a legend! I didn't know he'd been on Wheeler Dealers. A pleasure to watch this man work.
However much they paid that man to do the glass, it’s totally worth it just to see that stunning skill set.
This is what I like about this show: they promote small companies that do amazing work.
That was unbelievable seeing the glass cutting expertise of the windscreen maker.
Now that is craftsmanship!
I had one of these cars for many years ,,went all over Europe in it ,, had a ford taunus intake manifold with twin choke webber . great car. Conan UK
This absolutely amazing. It looks so easy when you are doing it by your hands. What a man!
I hade 2 Saab 96. My first was from 1977 and my second was from 1975. Saab 96 it's a very good winter car and a rally car.
Like a genius!!!! Unthinkable!
Hello,were is this glass company & name?
Yes Thank you! I'm learning so much!
Im a 5 time Saab owner. My current is a 2004 9-5 Linear Estate, that I purchased in 2008 with ~85,000 miles on her.
Fantastic craftsmanship. But I feel a little jilted since no one showed the 'cord' method of installing the glass over the pinch-weld opening.
Weird looking car, but VERY cool!!!