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Aston Martin can't fix my Aston Martin 2
Join David Grainger in this 16-minute episode as he dives deep into the captivating history of Aston Martin. Discover the incredible journey of this iconic car manufacturer, from its humble beginnings in 1913 to its numerous bankruptcies and ultimate triumphs. Learn about the fascinating stories behind Aston Martin's racing heritage, product challenges, and the influential figures who shaped its legacy.
David starts by comparing his feelings about the Aston Martin Vanquish V12 to an "absolute beautiful ex-wife" - stunning to look at but difficult to live with. He then takes us through the early days when founders Mr. Bamford and Mr. Martin created the brand, leading up to their first car inspired by the Aston Hill climb. The episode covers the struggles and successes of the 1920s, the impact of World War II, and how David Brown's acquisition transformed the company.
In addition, David discusses the future of his own Aston Martin Vanquish V12, detailing his plans to alter the driveline, transmission, interior, and exterior.
Don't miss this in-depth look at the history of one of the most revered car brands in the world and the exciting future of the Vanquish V12.
Watch now and share your thoughts on what David should do next with his Vanquish V12!
Disclaimer:
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Under that section of the law, allowance is made for purposes such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, teaching, education, and research.
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David starts by comparing his feelings about the Aston Martin Vanquish V12 to an "absolute beautiful ex-wife" - stunning to look at but difficult to live with. He then takes us through the early days when founders Mr. Bamford and Mr. Martin created the brand, leading up to their first car inspired by the Aston Hill climb. The episode covers the struggles and successes of the 1920s, the impact of World War II, and how David Brown's acquisition transformed the company.
In addition, David discusses the future of his own Aston Martin Vanquish V12, detailing his plans to alter the driveline, transmission, interior, and exterior.
Don't miss this in-depth look at the history of one of the most revered car brands in the world and the exciting future of the Vanquish V12.
Watch now and share your thoughts on what David should do next with his Vanquish V12!
Disclaimer:
In Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, legislators have provided for some very specific circumstances under which one may use someone else’s copyrighted material without requiring permission from the rights holders first nor raising any copyright infringement concerns.
Under that section of the law, allowance is made for purposes such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, teaching, education, and research.
Archival Footage and Movie Scene Sources:
ua-cam.com/video/2QXCWW--DlY/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/slsPcLeY1_E/v-deo.html
www.motorsportmagazine.com/archive/article/august-1937/21/twice-times-twenty-four/
ua-cam.com/video/QFi-k_zQqe4/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/IUQXfPY2Fqo/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/oaEiL7zR2aQ/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/TqwbksbPqsE/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/32kXCBCoo0Q/v-deo.html
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V-10
8hp swap?
M120
Dave, after what you have been through with this this car you are warranted to modify this car with reckless abandon as you see fit...
Some interesting internal combustion engine! :)
🐍 viper it man
Fix or swap the transmission, I am sure someone will sell you a 8hp or 10sp swap. Add 2 turbos while you are at it, make it really interesting.
Viper v10
V12
It's not Bondo, it's Hydacin (hide a sin)
GTR engine would be funny in it.
V10
Or sell it to. TAVARISH!!
If you want it to be dependable, put a Chevy motor in it
And oh my all I see is $$$$, trust me I've been through it with another shop and brace yourself when you get the bill....and that was back in 2015, add in the inflation of 2024 and my goodness this gonna hurt.
V10 allll....the.....way
V10 for sure
Go v10 David, it’s gonna make a unique beast!👍🇨🇦
Do you think we'll be the first ever Viper V10 Vanquish?
Well, did a Quick Look online, and doesn’t seem to be any with. Viper v10 , so I’m sure it’s safe to say “YES” should be good for an extra 10-14 inches in the front , seeing your gonna drop two cylinders!😂looking forward to this project/build.
V-10 would be a challenge but, not as much as an EV.
Which would be more unique though? Keep in mind, we want to create something that draws the most attention to the project.
@@guildsgarage Both would be quite unique. An EV might go a longer way in telling Aston and Martin where to stuff their power train and their "service dept".
V-- 10 👍
Good choice.
Go electric!
It certainly would be unique, wouldn't it?
@@guildsgarage it would be unique, but probably would take way more time to source ,fit ,and fabricate, maybe Rich from DeBoss garage could collaborate with you, he is starting ev conversions for 3/4 Tom truck and up with Edision motors!👍🇨🇦
Viper v10.
We think so too.
That car might need a plate welding for the next MOT lol.
Talk about taking it down to nothing to builder back up 👍👍👍👍🇨🇦🔧
My brother bought some Bondo in the shape of a Chevelle. Bondo was over 4 inches thick in places.
Good video thank you
You forgot to mention Kustoms you know chopped and dropped customs "lead sleds"... there were builders from East LA like the Ayala Brothers, George Barris was not the only one.
An actual roadster windshield frame would be a great improvement. That one is just wrong.
I can see it now The new Aston m ,DG1, includes complimentary coffee table with every order
@rumblesspeedshop-inrustwet1061 must have worked on that lol
Gross vehicle weight + 20 gallons of bondo.
at least! haha
BANANAED? I was wondering how you spell that! I have never heard that Bananaed word before!
We were in need of an adjective that did the bent panel justice 😅
It’ll always amaze me the way Americans do cars, I’m an apprentice panel beater and even I know not to layer filler/bondo over a mil or so
Dont think its as much a american thing but more a cheapskate thing, ive seen plenty of shitty bondo jobs here in northern europe.
@@cyckmeister but its free to work the metal, filler costs money
@@jxpd7898 yea but most people dont have the skill to work the metal or pay a professional to do it so they turn to bondo to just fill it and usually dont even prep it properly so the bondo has barely anything to hold onto.
@@cyckmeister yeah true i guess i only really see the professional side of it, not gonna get people without money or insurance coming to my work lol
Gold 😂
Might as well just start out with a piece of flat sheet and make your own
Was it rust repair, or was it wrecked and someone "fixed" it? Either way glad your doing it right, hope owner does original colors ( whatever it may be)
Not entirely sure as of right now, but follow along to find out!
The game is Trouble. I'm sorry to be the one to tell you, but Sorry was a card based board game.
I'm glad someone caught it! Noticed this in the edit when I tried searching for the sorry game haha
@@guildsgarage it’s amazing how many times I screw up basic sentences any time I’ve been filmed as well. I feel your pain
Mavericks were the bic lighter of cars
this is my favourite comment
That's not Bondo, it's Form-a-Fender!
whole can of bondo on the door lol
Maybe two...
Initially I thought "All that work for a Maverick?" but then when I heard "grabber" I knew it was special.
The Grabbers were definitely special!
I'm in let's see the beautification 👍🇨🇦🔧
Follow along to see what's next!
@@guildsgarage you can count on it I'm in 👍🇨🇦🔧
I'm thinking that DG could become an influential person in the history of AM. Although embarrassing for AM, DG is putting them in the spotlight and will be building a wild almost fantasy show car. If AM could get past the initial optics, they would be wise to join with the Guild and somehow get involved with this project and at least be part of putting the finished project on tour. It would have more people talking about AM. Maybe they could even have DG involved in some new product.
I really like what your saying , don't worry about what anyone thinks . Be creative and go for it .
Dave, thanks for this almost scholarly account of hot rod history! I have not heard such a thorough discussion. And just a reminder to everyone that Dave and his shop are located in small town Ontario north of Toronto…. far, far away from California! Amazingly knowledgeable account.
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David, you have an Aston- Martin.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
theres actually a road test of the 68 KR here on youtube, that SOB handles, like I'm not sure if its the same Hotchkiss suspension as in the maker of the resto mod stuff, but it says it has it, and that thing handled well, one of the old old I think road and track videos with Bill Lindon as someone uploaded a bunch to youtube, and that was one of the best, one of the worst was a stock 71 challenger with a 383 lol like that thing just plowed
7:23 Oh no dont tell me, the Selespeed transmission, the F1 pumps gone out, Aston in all its wisdom shared this transmission with both Alfa, and ferrari and they were notorious for pump failure, its why there's actually a program to send it back to aston to get it switched to a manual six speed archyluxury, this watch addicted snob actually covered it on his alfa 124, he said they had three other Alfa's in on that same day with pump failure and they had it on the early 355's and the 360, also if its anything like the ferrari, dont jump it if the battery's gone, it might kill the computer, and given its a rare exotic, guess what most likely went and guess what they did also go own one, HAHAHAHAHA there was one local to me for 45 grand, I was actually tempted but the spark plugs from ford are drying up and I knew of the transmission issue plus what the hell am I gonna do with a vanquish, also the vipers reliable outside of the early headgasket and thermostat problems, because its actually a 360 V8 bumped up to 10 it was a prototype truck engine, despite what the engineer who is on here and has been in the muscle car mags says that was ment for a truck, but they didnt put it into production, and then when they were looking to make a sports car on the cheap using dodge durango running gear, which is why its rims and tires work for it as an impromptu set of snow tires of all things and they took it out and sent it to lamborghini for casting given its what they do, and do well also I half wonder if that head gasket issue was a result of that, as they use aluminum and steel in the heads and you really have to let them warm up as they expand and contract at different temperatures as the heads aluminum, but the cam on the lambos sits in steel, granted the camshafts in the block, not the head on those but try that stupid FRIGGING PUMP first before ripping it apart, also its got a code reader under the dash, the OB1 reader or something like that plug that in and see what it says, its modern enough to have the very first of those also if your gonna modernize it and go crazy, try the one 77 grill treatment, like have the grill divided into three sections and maybe have it slant inwards with the outer two, and look for some pressure releasers in the fenders, like they have on the AMG's maybe give it abit of DBS, the replacement for the vanquish S with the vents, which honestly kinda seems like the zenith of modern aston also funny little thing about it in the bond film, they tore out the engine on that to fit it with 4 wheel drive from a ford explorer, so engine swaps can and have been done before, even in the films but regardless of what you do, good luck with it, and have fun, heck maybe even give it abit of Z8 in some ways which honestly if they werent so frigging expensive would be my choice of dream bond car, mind you with the dash completely covered in leather so it doesnt reflect like crazy as in colors other than silver, it just doesnt look good, and with the leather, you could try a cheap trick, which I think someone did, maybe aston back in the day, make the top half vinyl, the bit that's exposed to the sun or something that's rated for a 135 degree's plus, which is what the heat is like when it hits it, Leno Mentioned it on his firebird WS6 video of just how hot it gets in the sun, like it may seem like its 80 degree's, but for the leather on a car interior, it gets that frigging hot and shrinks like maybe find out what porsche uses for their race cars so it holds together, hell maybe that's why they started using alcantera for everything also aston back in the day would have the car be two tone in the pre ford martin era as I call it, so you could try that, like the bond aston martin was black and blue grey the original DB5, as the original wasnt silver, which might have been a rolls royce silver, it was red so they made this rather attractive color combo to match also the gauges are where the interior just doesnt look right, if anything I would look at fitting some modern aston martin ones in, modern as in 2006 mind you, maybe with a white backdrop as the gauges in this, are from the XJS, Well XK8, and the Db7 Ian Calliums OTHER car who has made his own super duper fancy version of it that looks like ass, for 330 thousand dollars mind you this is the same guy who took a jaguar mark II, deleted all the chrome off of it, and put an awful momoalita steering wheel on it and then painted it the same red and grey as the rolls royce they put in the pool on top gear so top class marks there lol
Dave, I'm thinking there are a couple of Stateside outfits that will have an LS 12 figured out before the end of this year. What ever you put in it will be running pretty much a stand alone for the engine/transmission, so what you want is easily doable, even with electronic FI, distributor and VVT included. Now I understand what an old friend of mine meant after divorcing the same woman twice- he said the "buying that car twice was the most expensive mistake of his life". The message got a little lost not to long later when he divorced his second, second wife, though. The build sounds like fun; save me a seat, I'll bring my own pop corn!
Chris from Australia. Finally the next stage of the A.M. clean slate approachand i can a lot of ideas absoultely bursting out trying to get on paper! Many points you made are valid. It seems you're heading down the path of a Cabrio 2+2 configuration. The rear parcel tray area - what a waste. The lowered roof line (chopped) good. In the ealry 70's designed by Italians , where the vehicle had the option of either hard top / soft top with a "T" roof bar / roll cage . This offered both open car feel with added propection with extra body stiffening features. The vehicle, I hate to say it was the Jaguar Cabrio and the Triumph Stag. Some of the side roof metal would be reshapped retained with windows, but the centre section would be the vinyl roof top , electrically operated gluiding inside tracks. Good luck 🤞