I love the way you give us the whole story in one shot instead of 5+ different videos with clickbait titles over a period of weeks. Thankyou.

Tasty (Ben?) This channel and others  that mainly appeal to men is so important for our mental health, obviously you don't know us, but we feel we know you a little bit, it's like hanging out with a mate. So, I live alone with a beautiful cat, twice divorced, crap family, friends all busy or married or not good company,  so,  sometimes severe loneliness sets in, with suicidey thoughts. It's torture, especially at weekends. Yourself, hubnut, furious driving, flawless cleaning, life by living etc, do alot to cheer me up, make me laugh, inspire me to service my car, basically keep me going until, Jesus  or WW3 or grim reaper turns up.  Thank you, keep up the good work. I appreciate you bruv., And the other youtubers knocking out good content.

Tasty Classics and Not Economically Viable are the best cartubers in the U.K. No fluff, no clickbait, just solid hours of entertainment, Give him a thumbs up.

I am retired in Spain now and love to see you bringing back to life the cars of my youth, while sitting on my terrace garden watching the world go by. Keeps me in touch with my younger self and the beautiful UK countryside ❤

This performance, which was brilliant from the first word spoken, WILL fire you into the stratosphere of YouTube. I predict it now! Amazingly funny, intelligent and entertaining. It's great to watch someone becoming something special. A fan.

Hey Ben, my gut feeling at the start of this video was it would be too far gone. They were notorious rust buckets anyway and with 40 years left in a damp barn we can see the result. Onwards and upwards!

this is fast coming my favourite UK car channel we should be on at least 10 times the amount of subs by now

I'm 70 years old. I'm old school mechanic. I've had 3 of these cars back in the day. First thing I would have taken the head of at the very start. It's the right thing to do.

Going into the nettles wearing shorts, ‘ee must be one of they city folks!’

I hate modern vehicles , ,but this takes me back ,to growing up in the seventies , my mum drove an 1100 ,great memories ,great nostalgia

Issigonis managed, along with the Mini, to pen his purest design and I love them. World beating in 1963.

OMG!!! I had one in green!  I loved that car! In USA It was called Austin America!

Ben , me Dad was a Commer and Bedford Van Man 👍👍
RIP Dad 😪

Im weeping, such a beautiful little car, we had a grey one similar before we emigrated to Oz in 80' they are so rare these days you almost owe it to its little heart to get it back on the road - even if its a long term project! You are fast becoming one of my favourite YT channels! keep up the great work bringing these classics back to life!

This really is the greatest YouTube car channel and I love the late Austin 1300 even though it doesn’t have a strip speedo.

I still love them. I had my grandads 1967 Mk1 when he died. The doors closed with a reverberating 'tin bang' and the drive shafts fell off mine. It wasn't thee most reliable but it did bop along quite happily when it was going. Very comfy and a big seller in its day.

I had the Riley model, twin carb SUs, two tone green. Great car. Was not a runner when I bought it just need the clutch activation rod straightened out. Went up and down to West Brom for a cup match in 1974. Not a flicker.😊

Love your sarcasm about the structural integrity of the rear suspension..😄😄 Off to the crusher….🤨🤨

That car is restorable. Contact the ADO 16 club, they will know of someone who has a back end and rear subframe for that car.
They even now supply new front wings made from the original tooling. A very helpful club.

I love this video. Morris 1300 was my first car in the 80's. Had been sitting idle for 7 years due to gearbox failure. Overhauled the engine, replaced the gearbox, body repaired and resprayed.