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Lose the loud music!

Can I ask where you got the blackbird sump baffle from?

Was enjoying this series. Did it ever get finished?

Is removing the front essential for the engine removal ? I need to replace gearbox as mine has ate itself and believe easier to remove engine with box

A beautiful result, and I have learned much. Thank you.

Thanks for sharing the process.

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How do you roll the midget on its side without causing damage

Bonjour, où avez vous trouvé le silencieux ? Merci

Great fun looking little monster, the rear differential,did you do any modifications to it ? I understand that it's not a drag car so is the stock rear sufficient to handle racing? Thanks for sharing.

Did you ever finish this? As a former Rover Metro (1.1!) owner I'd love to see it.

what an amzing job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! is this the modern grigio ferro metallic???? whats the paint code

hey what type of drills are you using to drill out spaot welds, I bought cobalt but they dull just after 5 spots. slow going any suggestions

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How long does this clarity last on average?

Hey, do you have any video with the project finish???

So, I’ve watched episode 21 of 21 but the series ended four years ago. Where’s the rest? What happened? How did the car end up? Pretty cheesed off if it all ended here, without resolution!

I like your channel. It’s well filmed, the narration is interesting and you’re clearly a quality restorer. I think I’m going to enjoy the rest of this Midget series. Thanks.

Did it ever get finished??

Looking gd glad to see you back at it I was gutted when you didn't finish the metro

Is there a way to modify the exhaust without welding?

looking good. keep up the good work

Was there any warping?

Yeah I love how simple you made this build but heavily effective

Yep, the more you look the worse it gets..my situation as well. Phase 1 - get car on road. drive a year and then tear it down for extensive body rehab. I don't THINK it's as bad as yours, but until I start to pull off body panels it will be hard to be sure...my jacking points have also been closed up...and i've found bondo in several places. Good video! Thanks, will refer to it often as I restore my 76 Midget.

Great video, great editing, thoughtful build - inspiring work! I’m here for whatever you’ve got to share - thank you!

Maybe I have been unable to find it but do you the video of the Midget once it is complete?

Hi I'm do a 1976 midget and I have had to cut out the rear bulkhead and drivers floor spring mounting. My question is can I weld up the spring mount to the inner bulkhead and then weld it onto place. Thanks

made to lift up front tires at start if engine behind rear wheels l wanna see that done on youtube.

Good to see you back, what happened yo the metro

This will be a little rocket 🙂

This is so cool! Can’t wait to see more :)

Watched with interest as I am about to do the same repair using a British Heritage part. My question is how are the wing to apron welds done under the tail lamps?. From inside there is no room to plug weld.

Gaw dam that's rusty

It’s a good start anyway.

Good to see you back doing stuff and putting out videos. Regarding the reverse rotation thing, I’m fairly sure that, although the crankshaft rotates the ‘wrong’ way, they have an output/balancer shaft that’s gear driven so rotates the right way for a conventional diff. Some American UA-camrs on the “Cars and Cameras” channel built a buggy with a Chevette rear axle powered by a BMW K1000 engine and I don’t imagine the 1200 is so very different.

Great to see you back. Thanks for all the inspiration you’ve given me on my mg midget project 👍

This'll sound utterly mental (because it is) but with an aftermarket ECU could you make the engine run backwards? All bike gearboxes i've had to bits are straight cut, so shouldn't be an issue there...

So good to have VisionAuto back again, love the videos!

Good to see you back hope to see more of this project

welcome back! Looking forward to seeing this evolve. some great engineering needed for this one i think. much better than just bolting bits on. BTW thanks for the inspirational work you did with your MG midgets.

Cool project too by the way

Can't you just flip the axle?

So good your back making videos! Can’t wait to see you idea come to life! Please finish’s this project though haha

Good to see you're back. Looking forward to seeing how this progresses. BTW, what was the fate of the Metro in the end?

Making a giant wheelbarrow? 😂

Yes your back!