Onto bigger and better things, good luck. These are not failed projects, they are projects you learnt from. Learning is not failing.

I too have accompanied you since the days of long hair and the trains running past your house, and it's been a privilege to do so.

Funny how someone a thousand odd miles away can also feel a twinge of nostalgia and mild sadness for a unit they've never been to, but that's how invested we've become in this.

Let the adventures keep coming!

Been with you since Devils bridge and waving at the trains.
Glad to see you have a messy corner already.

Good luck to you, the family and the fleet. The long hair has gone, the cowshed has gone, the steam trains, so many cars along the way. What joyous memories, may you long continue making them.

I've been following you since you were in your little home garage in Devil's Bridge, which was a scarily long time ago now! Thanks for all the entertainment over the years, and looking forward to the next adventures, particularly on the Spanish side! 😁🇪🇦

I’d rather give up a unit than beloved cars 🙂 All the best for a great (re-)start and lots of exciting new projects in the new home; we loyal subscribers will benefit from that! Best wishes from Germany

On a personal note, I’m hoping that not seeing the old unit any more will help me purge all memories of the Multipla. 😂

Excelsior!

Probably many of us, your viewers, have moved one or more times since you started Hubnut. My third city now. Still a fan. Funny kind of bond, with some car guy on YouTube, for a decade already, and counting... Hubnut for life!

It truly is the end of an era, but it's the start of a new one, and I hope this new unit serves you even better than the old unit. So many projects passed through there, and you said goodbye to some cars there that had been on your fleet for years as well.

I've been watching since you fixed the engine in TWC, in the little shop. You have come a long way since then!  Good job getting moved.  Finishing the shelving will help the new unit a lot!

I will give it a month to sort out , then a month until its a mess again 🤣🤣

And Carly, the  hublets and Diego are fortunate to be with you on your new adventures together🤠

Devils Bridge to here. My goodness, where does the time go?

Continue on with the sorting. You’ll feel the accomplishment and also be thankful for the room to move about.

My best to you and the HubNut family.

Oh, get a mezzanine and a lift. With a lift you also can get an extra car in. One on the lift, another one under it.

I've been here since project Bluebird! Its been a ride but it's amazing to see how far you've come - and frankly how much happier you seem now than you did at times back then. Best of luck in the new unit, don't keep it too tidy now 😂

Wow - 6 years !!  I've been watching all that time and before that 👍👍

At least you are now in your new workshop so in some ways the pressure of a deadline is gone, I wish you well in your new place and hope it all goes well, I'm looking forward to see what new projects come flying out the door.

I've been a subscriber for a few months but I don't comment that much, I do own a lovely classic 1983 Mk2 Granada 2.8i Ghia X which is in very good condition and have owned for just over a year👍

I'm sure the old unit has plenty of stories to tell that ended up on the cutting room floor!

All the best with the new unit, new chapter etc.

Can’t believe you were in the old unit for six years! It was a pleasure watching all the videos shot there. Looking forward to the new unit content. As others mentioned a double car parking stacker lift could be useful since the new unit has higher ceiling. Saw one on fb market recently. It was away from you but surely more will be available.

the new unit already has HubNutitis 😁
9:52 reminds me of when I was a 16 year old apprentice. one of the mechanics was putting a new outer sill on a Maxi. he'd sprayed underseal on the inside of the inner and outer sills and then began welding on the outer. didn't take long before the car became a fireball. luckily the other 3 of us spotted it quick enough to hit the thing with fire extinguishers from all angles. the car was a write-off as was his pride but things could easily have been unimaginably worse. 45 years later it still affects how I approach welding and assess fire risk.