Classic cars converted to electric - Workshop Walkaround 

Definitely more techie stuff - especially any electronics or software issues you need to solve for a conversion. Looking forward to the new season.

The taillights on the Gordon look like the ones on the Aston Martin DB5!

Really looking forward to the new series, I'd like to see a little more about the charging options, the hvac and regenerative braking and everyday usability. But whatever you show will be great. Thanks and keep up the good work.

I think we need a discussion surrounding those facial beauties, last in vogue during the latter half of the 90s where many of us tried to grow them 😄 Techie stuff goes down well, Edd China is doing well with his format and there’s tomfoolery there too in any shape and form.

Really interested in seeing the technical side of the process. You guys are a big inspiration!

Would love to see more of the technical stuff. I love the 914 too, what a gorgeous little car.

Yes, I like technical stuff like build issues and how to go about installing the electric system into classic cars. Of course I also enjoy final build and test drives!

Keep up the build and techie stuff that’s the most interesting. Thanks

Hyped for the Teslarossa conversions. Love seeing these old cars powered by Captain Planet, and make more power than when they rolled out of the factory. Thanks for sharing.

Looking forward to the new season. Love seeing the custom fabrication each car needs.

Great to hear we are going to get to see more of you guys on RU-vid!

I would like some ‘how we did I it’ videos, just showing the attention to detail in the fabrication and wiring etc. I really appreciate the skill involved.

Yup, more techy but love the road tests and the look on peoples faces as they are wiped out by your creations!!!

Been waiting for ages for you to talk about the gorgeous Gordon Keeble that was lurking in the background! Possibly my favourite ever car. The lights are of course from a Rover P6. Looking forward to the new TV series, but it won't replace your excellent RU-vid channel

More technical videos with how you tune the driving characteristics with software setup would be interesting as would videos on different mechanical (motor and battery) set ups and reasons for choosing them for that project. But just more videos are always welcome :)

Keep up the good work, Moggy! Sending good vibes from Dallas, TX. I’d like to see more technical details on future videos. New tech that’s upgraded Classics from the 1st ones you’ve done.

Quick vids...a fast -lunch break length film, keep up the Great work 👍🤙✌️

rover 2000 lights!! What an interesting programme cant wait to watch series 2

Techy stuff please! Motors, gearboxes, batteries all that stuff!

Split screen, magical 🤜🤛👍🇬🇧

Defo an insight into the cooling, wiring and set ups too Richard if possible please. Fascinating what you guys all achieve. Thankyou or sharing. 👍👍🇬🇧

Fantastic. Love these restomod EV process, love to see as much detail as possible of the design, thought process, experimentation, fabrication, specialist suppliers, software, electronics and finished cars being tested. Long videos are fine!

I hope it comes here, loved your show. Sounds great, gimbals helps stability the camera. Love to see the full explanation and teck of how there built.

Hello and thanks from Canada, I love the your show brilliant.

Lovely looking E9 Richard. Looking forward to seeing you and Peter, sorry, ‘Pedro’ back on the TV. 👍🇬🇧

Can't wait to see the Testarossa, some day I'd love to buy a Gallardo and get it converted

Love the workshop updates with as much tech stuff as you can cram in.

Another vote for technical stuff. Very interested in the details!

Woooow, I like the 944 S2 ***** That was one of the dream cars of my youth...

Absolutely fascinating!!!! I’d like to know more about the future of converting classic cars to ev’s.

Nice to see more engineering and electronics.

More techy please. Vintage Voltage can cater for the wider public but I love the detail only RU-vid can bring.

A build series from start to finish would be good. Can’t wait to see more videos! I

Those taillights look the same as the ones on a rover ! You are doing some great stuff cheers from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

My God you have some value in there. 😨👍🇬🇧

Possibly one of the most interesting new channels from an automotive sense and very talented too. We are all looking over our shoulder with the Electric revolution hurtling down. Must admit I would consider something like this. I have a nice Porsche 986, but if I ever had engine issues I would go this way in a heart beat ..... why not really. That Beetle was epic though. Either way ... hat's off and what a fine endeavour. I have just checked and the Quest Channel is '144' on Sky ... awesome stuff.

There is the silent orchestra aspect of the EV conversion. Ferrari & Porsche etc do have great soundtracks which play a huge part of the ownership.

Definitely interested in tech stuff and fabrication. So cool to see projects like these

Fiat 1200 rear lights? Film quality spot on, well done both of you. Tech geeky detailed stuff. Glad you saved the best to last. ;-)

The best thing about that car was the engine...and you've got rid of it, great job, genius in fact 😎😁

I loved seeing the Syncro as I owned one many years ago. Devon converted it from a van to a minibus for our family.

What a dream shop! 😍😍😍😍 it must be wonderful to work there 👏👏👏

Certainly do a weil balanced presentation. History, tech, driving and performance.

My first job in the 80's at 17 was working as a pump attendant at a Jet petrol station in Hook, Hampshire. I had a local guy who would bring in his Ferrari Testarossa and it would take 16 gallons of fuel to fill up - he said he paid £62k for it and had a 2 year wait to get it.

Really doing something amazing with these classics. I can't lie and say I'd be caught dead in that first BMW, or rocking those bold and beautiful 70's era sideburns, both nothing is cooler than a modernized and modified old school sports coup!

Hello Richard. Firstly you've been a great if not the greatest addition to any section or piece of any TV etc type stuff I've seen so I'm glad to hear you're upping the RU-vid stuff. This is a bit on the fence but I think a nice mix of the things you mentioned will make for the best viewing. Defo techie stuff, problem solving and maintaining or improving the drivin characteristics of different motors, defo out enjoyin the fruits of ur labour either off road or on tarmac goin fast. You got some great projects lined up, I better get the telly rigged up. Sorry wot was that channel and programme called, I don't think you mentioned it 😉All the best mate 👍🏼

Tech content for sure.. How to do it.. You guys do amazing stuff! Well done

Admire your work very much. I really like the idea of electric conversions of older, even classic cars, but have to say I winced a bit at seeing a Gordon Keeble in your workshop. It's just so rare.

Love the show and ready for season 2! Projects have a nice variety. I would also like to see more technical stuff however, it would probably be too boring for most of the TV audience. Might be a good target for RU-vid without the production cost/min. Thanks for giving a lot of these vehicles new lives and giving people inspiration to convert more.

I would like to see you guys build a Jaguar XK8 convertible. Love the looks of that car here in the states. Would love to see one converted to electric.

congratulations on your success, looking forward to twenty twenty two

Looking forward to the 2024 edition of a walk around the shop.

My dad had a Ford Zodiac. Would love to see one of those converted. Lights look similar to the Gordon Keeble. Congrats on the channel and tv shows. 👍 I think I’ll leave my job (computer science teacher) and come work for you for free. Would love to be a fly on the wall. Keep up the great work. 👍

Would love to see more of the intricacies of the conversion. How the motor gets connected to the wheels. Mounting for motor and diff. Etc.

Life is better now your making more videos ☺

I am a big fan, and I am looking forward to each and every single build. They all have their unique story and problems that need to be solved. This show is a huge inspiration for the future generations. Big 👍 and looking forward to the next episode.

Awesome presentation, thank you. Problem solving ev tech stuff, yes please, and some proper ev greenlaning once the weather clears up. Great show, much appreciated 👍😎

here's an idea. use the battery and motor cooling circuit to heat the cabin? love the videos, keep it up please!

I'd love to see you do a Fiat X19. Would be amazing! Absolutely love your work! My favourite build so far has to be the Beetle with Guy Martin

wow very beautiful craft congratulations 😀👍👍👍

Keep up the great work Moggy my old Uni mate. Driving a Tesla M3P these days, but saving up to get a classic for you to convert!

I like seeing how the technology is improving as well as finding ways to make electric cars make cool engine sounds

Excellent idea

I guess we knew that these conversions would eventually come but I am so thrilled that they are being done by a shop with full capabilities and the desire to make things happen with so many cars that we all want to own. I hope the channel gets more in depth with the mods and that there are plenty of test drives!

Nice selection there

Beatle was first car I think! Followed you guys for ages and love everything you do! That ferarri will be amazing once done 😍

Removing the gorgeous sounding V12 from a Testarossa for an electric hairdrier motor is a good cause for bringing back capital punishment.

Awesome line-up for Season 2 - I just wait for the details and all this builds. Best of luck 🤞

Would love to see the building and technical stuff 🛠️⚙️⚡

Tech stuff is appreciated. Great to follow you guys.

My guess is the early style MGB tail lights. I love all the cars in your shop!

Really want to follow those teslarossa builds.

Guessing your first car was the beetle? The rear lights were so familiar, but I said Hillman then googled it and kicked myself. I love the techie stuff. Save the burnouts for the broad TV audience, we want to see how you put these cars together, where you get the bits from, how you program them, all the good stuff!

I’d like to see every inch of the split camper build. 🙂

OMG electric 944… I can not wait!

Hi I’d like to see more of the technology that you’re using and how you get it to work in a vehicle it wasn’t designed to work with I’m in Wales too and qualified work on and teach electric vehicle technology up to level 4, so especially looking forward to series 2 Pete

Definitely interested in the tech stuff, and some of the other upgrades required for electrification, such as suspension changes, gearbox and diff changes, engineering requirements, etc.

Aww i want a electric Porsche 944 (a red one) so badly. =)

Of all the car stuff out there, builds and shows, I think this is right on. We NEED WAY MORE classic car conversion shops. Local economy (mostly), local technical abilities, classic car keeping on the road, low noise, low fume, and fun. There is no more important enterprise for the classics than well sorted EV Conversion shops. Looks like a stellar inventory. Keep on, keepin on 😊

Tessarossa is a idea I wanted to do..💪💪😍😍 can't wait to see vlogs on these.

Great detailed workshop walk around Richard, thanks! Really looking forward to the 2nd series airing. Any more details on the heating (Tesla heat pumps?) and some detail on battery care required and warranty of final product would be great. Likely service intervals too.

The Gordon tailgate lights like look the Wolseley 1500 lights 🤷‍♂️. It would be great to see the design stage of converting a car.

Fantastic Richard 👍👍👍👍👍 Love to see even more technical deep dives - eg walk through of you setting up the software etc on initial test runs. But mainly keep the videos and TV coming. This is THE best EV content and counters all the fud about keeping and improving Classics for next century AND EV’s in general 👍👍👍

Looking forward to more RU-vid content......doesn't matter what the content is you seem to get it right every time..... love it

Interesting selection of cars, rear lights almost like Austin Healey Sprite rear lights. Tech details always interesting.

I was going to say Rover (P5?) for the rear lights, but some of the other guesses are more likely. I'm currently deciding on the best vehicle for touring Europe. That Synchro is pretty much exactly what I had in mind!

I just watched S02E02 of Vintage Voltage where you convert a DeLorean. The show didn't have much technical detail about the conversion - It showed off the shape of the front box pretty well, and had one shot of the rear battery box and how it was attached to the rear frame rails, but I'd love to see a more in depth video on it!! I'm currently in the process of converting my 1981 DeLorean to an EV and I'd love to see what others have done!

Love to see more TECH. Thanks

Just to remind you. The telegraph pole you mentioned at the beginning of this video was in Ireland and I was the one who had to recover you and your vehicle.🤬🤬 "I am your father"

As for content… all the above.. everything 👍

It's all good, but I prefer the build and techy stuff. It is so great to see all of these electric conversions.

I like the tech stuff as well

Love the Land Rover 👍🏾👍🏾

Regarding the end of the video: I would love to see more technical videos like some of the examples that were mentioned. There are two things that I'm particularly interested to hear about. (1) Battery thermal management: do these systems typically come with the battery pack, or is there specific tailoring required to a given system? (2) Regenerative braking. Same questions as with thermal management: how much setup/adjustment is required on your end to make it work?

Great news about the new series. Please feature more of the engineering. As a car driving around is just a car driving around. It's good to know that they drive better than the original cars, but it's what's going on under the skin that makes the difference, for me anyway.

Looking forward to the new series of Vintage Voltage. As far as channel content is concerned, burnouts are always welcome but some technical content where you can get more in depth than you can on Vintage Voltage would be interesting.

I didn't know I wanted a Converted electric Testarossa until today

that Mercedes looks very happy to be there.

Mini kei truck build, Honda Acty sort of thing would be great, but custom so street rod with bodykit or full on off road style on big tires, but as for your question, i want to see everything, technical and crazy fun times.

Love your videos, mate