Mike Brewer joins forces with top mechanic Edd China to put second-hand cars back on the road. The team tries to successfully complete the revival of the Triumph Spitfire.
Wheeler Dealers Triumph Spitfire3
Mike Brewer joins forces with top mechanic Edd China to put second-hand cars back on the road. The team tries to successfully complete the revival of the Triumph Spitfire.
VW beatle to beach buggy part 1
another classic is literaly transformed into a beach cruiser. Ed will some smashing fun time.
TOP GEAR: BMW 850csi TEST
Top gear tests the bmw 850csi (jeremy clarckson) BBC, i do not own this video.
1989 Porsche 944 Turbo "S" driving impressions
I was going to do a little review and this is all we filmed. There is not a lot of content on this car so I decided to post it. Thanks.
60-100 mph test shot on private property.
The video got exported in 720p 24fps. I exported the timecode scene from motion in the wrong format. The fcpx timeline changed accordingly. Future videos will still be 1080p.
paul wicked wheeler dealers
wicked wheels refurbing a set of 4 bmw m3 rims. The only company to use for alloy wheel refurbishment.
Wheeler Dealer Mike Brewer Renault Clio £50 Car Challenge
Car Dealer Magazine challenges Mr Wheeler Dealer Mike Brewer to trade up from this £50 car for charity. Read about the £50 Car Challenge every month in the FREE Car Dealer magazine iPad App. Download it here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/car-dealer-magazine-for-newsstand/id516525906?mt=8
Some essential advice before buying a used car according to Mike Brewer Wheeler Dealers
" If you're in a market for a used car you might want this old Ferrari 308. They aren't just folding. There are a few things that you should do if we set off to go and buy a car. The first of which is to use your phone, maybe your landline or your mobile phone, and phone with data service. Somebody like HPI or the AA, and they can give you all the information you would need to know whether the car is pretty involved in any accidents, whether the police have got an interest, but more importantly, if it's got any finance outstanding. Now, the only information you need to give him is a registration number of a car. And if you can, get the chassis number of the owner as well. That way, you can find out that the car you're buying is genuine rather than setting off to go [unk] in the first place. All it cost is the same price as a tanker fuel, and it's the best money you'll ever spend. Secondly, when you arrive to go and see the car, make sure that the car has not been previously rammed before you got there. What I mean by that is put your hand on the body, although dirty on this Ferrari, or look can be stupid because the engine on this car is down the back. So, when I do get to the car, I can put the key in ignition and see if there's any nasty fumes or black smoke coming out the Exhaust pipe. Now, the other thing to do is when you do go and see a vehicle, make sure that the paperwork tallies to the place where you're actually standing. You'd be amazed of the amount of people who buy a car from the petrol station or from a pump carpark. What you should do, is when you go and see a vehicle, make sure that the paperwork says you'll stand in the barn any town. Make sure you all stand in at the barn any town to come and see the car. That way, you know that you're buying a genuine car of a genuine owner. Now, when you do finally get there, and you've checked that it's not been previously rammed, you're standing in the right place, and you've done your days check, don't let your heart rule your head because you can't get carried away, especially with something as evocative as this lovely 308 GT4. You want to make sure that you've got yourself a price and stick to it. Don't go above it; otherwise, you could end up to shell your money out forever in a day to keep that thing on the road. If the car has got any outstanding finance, then make sure you speak to the finance company before you go to see the vehicle and find out what that settlement figure should be. That way, you can give the owner the balance of the vehicle that you've agreed to purchase it from, and send the settlement figure directly to the finance company. That way, you know it's been paid. Other than that, happy motoring."
