$700 Honda Build. Junk Yard Rescue 

Man craziest part is he did it in 20 minutes

Dude you need to start a series of saving junk yard cars. You could make some serious money and gain a lot of subs from content like this.

6:28 the timing of that lol "so fragile"

My favorite part was when he talked about the deal he made for the car with his friend who owed him $300.

Car $300 Engine $250 Know how = Priceless

"It's not about what you can buy. It's about what you can build."

I was never a Honda fan but damn, your determination with this makes me want to do a side project. Nice job my man

Im glad you saved this Prelude from certain destruction! They're too sp3cial to let go to waste

love the fact you showed what didn't work

He said like 10 words and this is like one of the best videos I’ve seen. Lol dope

Thanks for being strait enough to show the mistake...many wouldn't have included that...honorable.

“You don’t have to be good at that stuff 10:34 [ lifts car ]

You're an inspiration to broke mfs like me. You can turn nothing into something w ease. You have a great gift and I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us!

“You don’t have to be be good at the stuff” Replaces engine

Ngl, I wouldn’t put my time and effort in restoring a Honda like that, but props to this guy. It came out really nice

Awesome vid! Not to much bs talking,no click bait. Wish there was more legit vids like this!

When I was younger, I wanted a $30,000 car at the dealer or must have a new car. Now I’m older, I learn how to like these older car Honda cars.

Holy crap I remember when you had less than 5k subscribers

The dude made more money on the video than he spent on the car, what a pro gamer move

inspirational. that was my very first car. made me tear up watching this

16:21 "the paint doesn't look perfect"... dawg it's solid like hell

Don't down play the car. The car was shit. You did a great job. That car will be better and better . Keep putting in that great work bro. Thanks for sharing.

This is the quality content i love to watch. Turning a junk car to drivable good condition car to a great turbo sleeper. Giving the message not everybody have the loads of money or sponsorship from high end endorsement parts and tools, but having the talent and passion for what you're doing is what makes it awesome to watch and be inspired to it. Justin of 79th production, YoungStatic, AlldayAnthony, Chrisfix, Ericthecarguy are few examples of those that I watch on a daily and learn from.

Bro, you're a great example and I'm sure your kids and family are very fortunate to have you in their lives. GOD bless you too.

My bestfriend worked his ass off to get this exact car, a Honda Prelude and he loved it so much, he was so hyped to be getting into the car scene but unfortunately he got into a bad accident and didn’t make it. I really enjoyed this video and all the hard work you put into your builds and projects and I hope you keep doing what you’re doing and having fun with it! Edit: thank you guys so muchfor all the likes, this is the only time ive really went into a comment section to speak on something like this lol, im glad you guys have hearts and i wish the best for all of you! im doing very well and just got my own house in Florida! Never stop working hard for what you want

wish you had and actual bodyshop and paint booth hope thats what your going for

a prelude is truly a phenomenal car to have in high school. i'm going into senior year and my daily is a black 4th gen

I'm glad there are people in this world with the knowledge, patience, and passion for stuff like this. Swapping an engine seems like the most complicated thing in the world to me.

This is the dude you want on your team in the apocalypse. Always have a functional vehicle to scout for supplies and stuff

Why no clear coat :( Clear coating would've looked like a legit paint job

Maybe the paint isn't fancy, but I would drive this proudly knowing i did it myself. thanks for saving a 90's honda

hey dude, I love what you did with this car. you inspire me man, when you talked about it at the end and talked about just using what you had when things were tight, that's what I need to hear right now dude. awesome car, even better attitude.

if it had friends like yours, life would be a lot easier...

if you clear have coated it, give it a polish and wax it will look 1000 times better

I love this video. Every time someone restores a car instead of junking it (especially enthusiast cars) it makes me happy. Stop destroying these cars, they’re works of art. Also when that wheel cracked. I felt your pain 😤

Cool thing is you don’t have a big fancy shop it all these specialty tools. Way to go man! Looks great

"the paint doesn't look perfect" - Uh yeah dude, you did it outside, not gonna be any better than that, despite that... it still looks pretty damn good considering it's a $50 paint job. I say it's good to go.

You should definitely do a junkyard rescue series like another commenter said, this was an incredible turn around!

i always hate on honda owners but i will say this is a true passion for building cars. sure you can own the benz, the ferrari, the whatever, but this is true passion of automobiles. kudos to you man. you're as real as they come.

Love to see you practice, learn from your mistakes and save a car from the junkyard👌🏻 great job!

I would be proud to drive a car like this. I grew up really poor in Hawai'i, I built and flipped used bicycles and worked up to motorcycles. Having something decent looking and really reliable is priceless, especially when your young and figuring things out. I remember when your channel first started out, you're doing good work!!

Dude! There is no need for you to make any excuses, the hard work you put into that job, and the skills in which you demonstrated and the time you put in, dude, you are the man!!!! Very good job! I can't wait to see what you do next. Take good care of yourself and much success to you bro!

$700 outlay, 5.4 million views and a Prelude. Nicely done.

It's sad how much of a throw away society we are. I'm glad you gave that car a second chance at life.

This makes me want to go to a junk yard a fix a car even tho I don’t know a thing about cars lol

700 dollars and a lot of love makes an old Honda happy, by saving it from it's end.

I use to have one of those when I was living back home in New Zealand then I sold before I moved to Australia.. loved that little car..

I really appreciate the detailed notes on screen. Nice job bro. Right up my alley

Man you could turn Water in to Wine 🍷!!!!😎

Can’t imagine how you would make a car look with an unlimited budget, these projects are insane none the less man keep it up loving the content!!

I love how much details you give us it’s like we can take your steps to a build and be fine with it 💯 you rarely get that on RU-vid everybody is out for views but this is real as it gets right here 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Imagine half way through spraying and that one little fella in sky with wings decides it wants too fly over and add its own little touch too the finish "devastated" 😂🙈 on a serious note.. Well done for what you do mate your work is awesome and inspiring. Top bloke! 👍

79th's the kind of guy to loan you $300 and call it even for a car considered scrap metal. I think that's cool.

Name ur channel low budget goon. Everyone else fighting to rebuild ther next super car you sir can inspire lots of more people. Good luck!

Amazing. This makes you enjoy the cars more. I rebuilt my e46 from the bottom up all new parts or refurbished nothing out of picknpull or copart

Really enjoyed this video, very well done and love how you included things that didn't work and how you fixed them !

You sir just proved that anyone can build their dream in a low budget...Love your work man😊😊

Since he does need money to make these kind of builds and we want to see more, let get my mans to 1mil !

F22 engine is solid, my 2nd car was a '95 Accord EX-L with the F22, 5 speed manual, I ran that thing 2.5 years and put 63K miles on it and then sold it, I always regretted selling it, lol.

Nothing wrong with working on a cheap beater. I love the fact that your not doing this in a fancy garage with big expensive tools, pure shade tree mechanic. Loved watching it.

I appreciate how you encourage others and your humility. You’ve kept it too simple to misunderstand. Just try and see what you learn from it.

I bought a $300 car, I haven't worked on cars much and so it is sitting in my garage, you gave me inpiration! I am going to put some effort into learning about cars. Thanks!

I am extra jelly about this one. I had a Black 92 Prelude Si. The engine was replaced before I got it and I drove it for about 5 years before the engine ended up blowing. It had damage done to the front bumper and driver side fender but it was still running. I had to sell it cause the apartment complex I stayed in at the time didnt allow me to keep on property not running. I sold to a guy for $500 and didnt see it again. I wish I couldve replaced the engine and kept it running. Those cars are full of power and good on gas. I still have aftermarket taillight covers and headlight covers for it. Good work keeping a Prelude on the road. It sucks they only made 3 generations of these cars.

Applause!! Growing up with a father that did this for a living I was losing hope, but then your video! Thank goodness .

Justin, What your doing is your inspiring the entire Car Enthusiast Community to continue having faith and believe that hardwork really pays of. I am one of the car enthusiast that you inspire to keep the drive forward. I own a Mitsubishi and a Honda and not stopping to go for more. I have never appreciate the value until I reached my mid 40’s and realized that it’s a very good investment and a feeling to own one. God bless you too my brother and can’t wait for you to start with your new project...

Had a 96 prelude for over 10 years and loved it. Fun toy, then moved to an evo 9. I’m still a Honda fan!

Hell yes. I bought a 98 Lude a year ago, stock with matching numbers, clean body and paint still good from being garage kept. Only downside is it's high mileage (bought at 232k, now at 241), but it still rides smooth and I love it. I just got a 08 Civic as my new daily. I'm holding onto my Lude tho. Probably gonna get the motor rebuilt next year.

The thumbs down are people that never watched it all bro great lil job for a budget .

Its not about what you can afford, its about what you can build!

He literally built his own car for pennies on the dollar. I wish I had this level of commitment and patience.

You popped up on my feed somehow, so this the first time seeing this. Wow, dude. For a Junkyard rescue/backyard build Great job! and the car looks terrific. It's a Honda so it's a keeper for sure.

A 1994 Prelude was my first car back in 2003 I was in 10th grade. Loved the car so much my next 3 cars after that were all Preludes lol. Love what you did with the project.

Honestly I came into this thinking it was a rice vid. Pleasantly surprised, I'll think twice about placing judgement an old beater with a rattle can paint rolling down the road. You never know the whole story.

I love how you chose the perfect song after the wheel cracked. I literally laughed out loud at 6:27.

Greatly enjoyed this video. I have a 5th gen Lude SH, but I love the look of the 4th gens too. You're music choice for right after cracking the rim was hilarious. Awesome job!

The world needs more people with your talents. Great work!

We need more people like you. I’m really against junking older cars.

My man has got a good head on his shoulders. A little heart and effort goes a long way. Great job.

"this is something you guys can do..." yeah... if you own an engine hoist, spray gun, a tire mounting machine, a bunch of other tools, and a few friends willing to work for free.

That's what I'm talking about, very true everything this man said, gotta start somewhere in anything you do. Don't worry about messing up, all those little mess ups are just setting you up for being in the game and being the best. Wish you nothing but the best my guy!

it's hard to find people like you who giving an second chance to those old beauties

God bless you Sir. You are a very hard working man.

Thanx for sharing the build and positive vibe. 👍💯 Rock on 🤘

Mad props man! This is a fine example of just make it work. I really want to get into doing stuff like this. Seeing that you can do it on such a low budget and it still looks pretty damn good is inspiring. You just gained yourself a sub. The white on black tuxedo look is fly!

I have to give the guy credit. Damn good job. Watched every minute when I wasn’t even expecting to.

Not into cars. But, I am into watching people be inspirational! Great job!

This is what we need. Not everyone has enough money to completely restore a car to factory conditions and it looks a 100% better. Great job guys. The only additional thing I would do is clear coat but it still looks good.

That's a great looking prelude. i have a 2nd gen 1984 model, still original condition.. still runs like a dream ... keep it going brother

Always better when you have friends and family who know what they're doing

I love this ❤️...no excessive talking...just straight to the point...love what do... you're an inspiration bro

Inspiring build and what a great iconic Honda one less to the scrap Yard. Nice work. 👌

Dam, the birds in your hood even cooperated that was cool of them, otherwise splaadaat!!! But seriously nice thorough job yall!!!

I love your videos I don't know you are just such an inspiring dude with a hell of a message!! Good karma

"Work hard in silence... Let the success be the noice!!!"

You were good to your friend and really good to all your viewers who witnessed what a fellow can do for under a grand. RESPECT!

I love this kind of stuff. You are an inspiration to other guys. This is the same kind of hot rodding as guys were doing in the 1950s. Buy a cheap car and learn on it. I'll bet you're an expert on changing that head gasket after doing it 3 times. You are so right. That's how you learn. The only difference between you and those early hot rodders is the kind of cars you are working on. More power to you. and God bless you for showing others there is nothing to fear. I'm 75 years old and I know. I'm glad to see young people working on cars. This shows that hot rodding will never die. SUBSCRIBED

My dude. You have inspired me to save some beautiful classics from the junk yard. Amazing knowledge and editing skills. Love the channel and please keep it up. God bless

Thank you RU-vid algorithm for recommending this video. Now Im inspired to become a car mechanic 🙏🏽

You this is crazy man, this motivates me even more to finish my fiat coupe build... nice to see someone in my shoes aswell not a huge money build. 🤘🏾🙌🏽

Two steps left out for anyone doing a budget paint job and wanting the paint to look way glossier than this should wetsand and buff the paint before removing tape and putting trim back on. It'll make a huge difference in how your paint job looks.