Dream team: Kevin and Luke. Interior is... err... toast!
Getting this lump going again wasthechallenge.
for advice and troubleshooting issues, and I
thought, ‘There’sgot to beabetter way’, so I
made the channel to post video guides showing
exactly what to do.”
Luke recalls his first meeting with Kevin, who
talked non-stop about cars and engines. What
was his first impression? “I thought, ‘This guy’s
anut!’.” Luke bursts into laughter.Inf act, Luke
encouraged Kevin to start his ownYouTube
channel. It was the beginning ofafriendship and
aclose bond. Luke is the calm, serious guy.Kevin
is awhirlwind of energy,not averse to playing
the joker.They work flawlessly together as a
team. It’spresent in their videos on the rescue
oftheF 250.
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We filme dthis first encounter with the Ford for
Luke’schannel. It became the prologue for what
was to follow.”
Luke had previously scored high viewing
figures forarescue ofaFordF100 pulledfrom
the woods (three years on from posting, this
video has also toppedamilli on views). He
suggested they film their attempts at reviving
theF 250 forKevin’sfledglingYouTubechannel.
Ke seet epotentialforagreatvideo.
in u ted
a
thing about all old cars is you can work your way
aroundthe problems.”
They worked around those problems step by
step, with skill, good humour and zip tie hacks.
They circumvented the ignition, by-passed the
fuel tank usingagas ca nand alength of hose,
salvagedaradiator fromthe farmyard, and
made up their own hoses from offcuts to fit.
Theyfettledthecarburettor,resetthepoints,
adjustedt -
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