It's Over, Finishing the inner wing on Colin Furze BMW E30 with just sheet metal. 

I think you quiet enjoyed that in the end, even though that was tricky as to do.

The way this man ply's his craft should be considered therapy, personally i feel so calm after watching him..

It's such a joy to see true craftsmanship at work. Kudos for admitting to that error and not just editing it out!

I could watch this man perform his talent all day long

The little retrospective at the begining was a good reminder of how Collins car looked like a pretty clean example until you start poking around and unearthing what's hidden. You guys are saving it just in time. Fantastic fab work as always Steve!

If a celebrity car, superb craftsmanship, calm and cool voice over from Steve, great camera placement, smoooooth soundtrack and a lil extra attention to the editing from Ryan wasn't enough, they pull out a laser to top it off. 10 / 10.

Makes me feel like im re living junior year video production class. This type of music is what the teacher listened to all year. Same soundtrack though; drives you a bit crazy after a year of hearing it.

A masterclass in fabrication, Steve makes it look easy Its not Years of experience and a natural gift for the work It takes me weeks to do what Steve does in a few hours Plus lots of rude words !! And getting it wrong and having to start again Colin is going to end up with a fantastic car

12:58 The precision you're able to get by hand is incredible. A true master of his craft

The metal fabrication is like a 3D puzzle I just don’t know how you do it is so additive to watch🤩👍

This guy clearly payed attention in crafts at school. What a time consuming job and even longer by editing a video of it. Great job and skills there 👍

Your mastery of craftsmanship and dedication are a credit to you..!

Clicked on the video thinking it was something else, couldn't look away! Master craftsman at work, I subbed after I watched to the end!

It sickens me to see you form body panels so effortlessly! I know if I tried to do it the scrap bin would have been full of my failed attempts. I would like to endorse previous comments about the therapeutic nature of your skill, soothing voice, and the excellent choice of background music 🎵🎶 More power to your elbow Steve!

Im so glad I am not the one paying for the labour, Ive started renovating a BMW E30, twice and gave up, they are total rust buckets. I cant imagine what this renovation will cost in the end, alot, to much, probably. Impressive work non the less! Keep it up.

What an amazing job another future classic bmw saved and kept on the road Steve ! 😉👍🏻

You make it look so easy, I know it is not, and you have tremendous skill! It is really awesome to watch your videos.

Steve is a national treasure.

This was the first video I have watched on your channel and it made me feel sad. I did fabrication work for years and I loved the challenge each day working on old Austin Mini cars and old Fords. I still miss that work, I have been living in Asia for over 20 years and haven't touched a mig welder, but I would love to do it again. Great work guys, I will subscribe for more. 🤍

Absolute mastery, amazing how you take a rusted rotted piece of metal off the car and replace it with new fabricated piece perfectly matching every detail. A joy to watch!!!! 😀😀

MAGIC! DUDE IS MAGIC!!!

Crazy amount of work for such a small bit of metal!!!!!!! Skills on display are off thr chart!!!!

Skill and knowledge beats youth and vigor every time.

Likely my most off topic comment ever, but my marriage suffered corrosion and I wish there was a Steve who could have fixed it 😊This channel is so addictive.

SIR....all i can say is that You are by far My Favorite ARTIST ever.....Fantastic Craftsmanship and Skill.....Thank You SIR for sharing your time with us all

Just by looking at the Job I would give up...... amazing professional skills!

Your fabrication skills are top notch

Great Craftmanship as always Steve. I really enjoy all of your Videos. Cheers Brother, George from Down Under in Adelaide, South Australia. 👍

I can't wait to get my car over to you guys in November, to work your magic on it, the work on Colin's E30 is simply amazing!! 😍

it is a pleasure watching someone who clearly enjoys what they do. 👍👍

This channel is a depiction of dedication to the craft. I wish i could restore to the level you do. My 87 Cressida would be a lot nicer if it were so. And always a great soundtrack to go with it. It's quite interesting how the music is different depending on who's featured doing the work, haha.

Amazing. It's fantastic seeing a proper craftsman doing what he does.

Hello, Steve. You guys have fabricating skills that is beyond comprehension. You and Ryan are just fabulous. Well done, Guys.

This was so calming to watch

Coach working at its best, such a dying art!

Outside cosmetic looks never guarantees a good solid vehicle. You guys prove that so many times... Nice work as usual...

I am glad Colin introduced me to this channel. I have been enjoying this and your other projects.

you Sir, are truly an artist. Great work!

Pleasure to watch. Thanks Steve!

The way you handle and shape metal sheets is an art. Bravo!

I'd love to spend a day with you! Welding fabricating 27 and still learning bits from you in these videos ,can I come visit and learn some more ? Love it !

CAD (Cardboard Aided Design) just like the guys in bad obsession motorsport...nice work!

Steve, unsurpassed artistry! I know there's a lot of measuring, but it still seems like you just have intuition on how to draw and craft a lot of the curves that make the panels perfect.🥰

When you embark on this level of restoration never expect a small bill when it’s finished . This detail and finish comes from years of experience . 🙂

You must have the grip strength of a Silverback!

Beautiful work. I worked 40 years as a toolmaker, but I was always pants at sheet metal work. It looks hard to get right, but the truth is it is even harder than it looks. Bending allowances, heat distortion when you weld it, jagged edges ready to slice your hand with cuts that always became infected - especially stainless steel for some reason. I was surprised to see those Gilbow snips. That will be hard work and everything seems to have got easier since I retired in 2004. Angle grinders with cut-off wheels, all manner of cheap as chips Chinesium tools - I am better equipped in retirement that I was when Ford Motor Co bought my tools. I would have expected cordless nibblers, , but I can imagine how strong his grip must be. Just don't give him the evil eye while shaking his hand, because you'll walk away with a fist full of broken hand bones.

You are an incredible craftsman. NZ

So many techniques for metal forming, really a masterclass. Thanks Steve.

Brilliant work! Thanks Steve!

Never cease to be amazed at your level of skill. -- The patience to do this type of work is at another level !!!

It's pure sculpturing. Fascinating and mesnerizing!

1st video of yours Iv watched And won’t be the last, Iv just subscribed 👍🏻 love this kind of stuff from helping build rally cars many moons ago Top work it’s a credit to you

This is pure therapy. Thank you.

Beautiful car! Waiting to see it ready to ride! Greetings from Argentina!!

That first panel you made was so complicated I was amazed how perfect you got it ! You have some incredible skills I could watch this for hours and hours I’m even gonna get myself a welder and have a go at a few jobs myself I’ve decided ! I gotta start somewhere lol Nice work my good man 👍

An old family friend, long passed, was an expert sheet metal worker restoring antique cars. To see him fashion new body panels from a flat sheet using hammers and various rollers was amazing, even though I was only about 10 or 12 at the time. He also used to restore suits of armour for several of the castle collections in England. Such a shame this is a dying art.

I just discovered you! What a great channel! It surprises me that Colin would put this kind of money into this car, I mean yeh, it’s a BMW, but he could buy 12 of them off the shelf. It’s really cool to watch you work.

A masterful job sir and a joy to watch. Thank you for the video 🤘

Amazing work. You are an amazing craftsman

Beautiful work and such a joy to watch 😎👌

Excellent work as always 💪🏼😎👍🏻

Absolutely fantastic work

Oops... you spelt his name Furse instead of Furze at the beginning of the video. Otherwise this is some of the best content anywhere on RU-vid. Amazing stuff.

mad respect verry clean work

Another quality vid Steve! Just a heads up, its Colin Furze, not Furse! (Im sure he wont mind though!😂)

Excellent work Steve,always a pleasure to see you calmly work and tackle problems

You're a wizard, Steve!

I learned this "Job" in Germany. Kinda (Bodywork and vehicle construction mechanic? :D). It is split into 3 Subcategories but i think they changed it back to one in all. I mostly did new stuff and special order Vehicles. Later i lived in Iceland a while and that was great. A lot of improvising on the fly. You could do so much more, because germany is really restictive and has a lot of rules when it comes to Cars and Bodyworks. But this can be nice aswell of course. And safer. But i always wanted to work on oldtimers and youngtimers. When i was the apprentice, an E30 was already an older car, but super affordable. Had two guys driving E30 1.8is (not regular 1.8i) and they bought em for under 2k. Weird times. Nice times. Great work there, i could not look at all of it but i was a bit thinking about this work. Even later i worked for Audi, repairing Accidentcars. Man i hated these bullshit Platiccars. Of course not everything is awful to work on more modern cars, but a lot of it is just corpo bullshit. That has been there since ... i was talking about how noce it was to see some metal sheet work on a car body. Not that i do not consume tons of other Car content Stuff here on YT, but this is still nice to look at when one has done stuff like this before. Oh, i am way younger than you, so this is even more great. I haven't worked since the end of 2017 because of getting ill.

what a great work, thanks guys

Love the backing music in these videos

This was some incredible metal work, nice job!

Absolute artistry.

nice, good result

wonderful as allways...thank you

Pure skill and long experience 👍

The laser rust remover looks a real game changer fantastic to see it working so well

This company goes above and beyond for their clients fair play. And Colin this is my favourite BMW I have many fond memories of doing donuts in one of these 😊😂

Steve you are an artist.

Love this content. It's what I started my apprenticeship for. Unfortunately 2 redundancies before i could complete and i left the motor. Such a talent, could watch you guys all day long.

Every time I see a new video on this restoration it reminds me of the old riddle: "How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time." This is art at its finest!

You Sir, are a master.

If you ever do a Hillman Avenger, I want to see it!

Just insanely amazing

I liked how to leave out some excess width when cutting out that freehand... I do that as well 😄

Sheet metal artist!

So satisfying!

Very nice,true craftsmanship.just keep on doing your thing.great video as always 😎😎😎👍👍👍

Such amazing skills.

Nice, love your videos and work.

You can see this man takes pride in his work 👍👌

Excellent - liked and subscribed 👍🏻

Nice work mate

He must have the forearms of a Greek god with the amount he's using those tin snips.

Nice work on the inner arch mate👍

well done mint job

That looks the muts nuts👌

I find this so fascinating.

Well, you just got a new subscriber.

Good work Steve

Lots of work, but great to watch!