THE TRUTH ABOUT MARCUS RASHFORD'S WRECKED ROLLS ROYCE WRAITH

Mat Armstrong
1 Apr 202427:21

Summary

TLDREl guión describe la historia de un Rolls-Royce adquirido por Marcus Rashford, que tuvo un accidente y luego fue vendido a un salvador. El nuevo propietario descubre que los repuestos son carísimos y enfrenta desafíos técnicos mientras trata de arrancar el vehículo y reparar el daño causado en el accidente. A lo largo del proceso, se revela información crucial sobre el accidente y se toman decisiones financieras para abordar los costos de la reparación, incluyendo la compra de un segundo vehículo para obtener piezas compatibles.

Takeaways

  • 🚗 Marcus Rashford compró un Rolls-Royce por 700.000 libras esterlinas y más tarde lo accidentó.
  • 💰 El vehículo fue adquirido en segunda mano por 84.000 libras esterlinas, y se descubrió que los repuestos son extremadamente caros.
  • 💸 Los repuestos de la marca Mansory, en particular, son muy costosos, por ejemplo, un exhaust puede costar 52.000 libras esterlinas.
  • 🔧 Se reveló que el coche tenía un 'ghost immobilizer' instalado por una empresa externa para prevenir el robo, lo que dificultaba su inicio.
  • 🤔 La causa inicial del accidente no fue completamente clara, pero se descubrió que un error en el sistema de frenos era parte del problema.
  • 📈 Se necesitaba una variedad de herramientas y técnicas para reparar y verificar el vehículo, incluyendo medidas de la estructura del chasis para asegurar la integridad del cuerpo.
  • 🚫 La reparación del Rolls-Royce implicaba costos muy altos, especialmente para piezas estructurales como el rear subframe.
  • 🔄 Se consideró la opción de canjear los repuestos no utilizados por otros vehículos de la misma marca para recuperar parte del dinero invertido.
  • 🚧 El proceso de reparación es complicado y requiere de un conocimiento detallado de la mecánica y la estructura del vehículo de alta gama.
  • 🏢 Se reveló que, a pesar de que el seguro de Rashford pagó por el daño, el incidente no fue categorizado como un accidente por parte de la aseguradora.
  • 🛍️ La adquisición de un segundo vehículo de la misma marca y modelo fue una medida desesperada para obtener piezas reutilizables y reducir costos.

Q & A

  • ¿Cuánto costó el Rolls-Royce que compró Marcus Rashford y cuál fue su problema posterior?

    -Marcus Rashford compró un Rolls-Royce por 700,000 libras esterlinas y más tarde lo accidentó. Posteriormente, adquirió el vehículo por 84,000 libras esterlinas de un salvador Oren. Sin embargo, descubrió que los repuestos de Mansory son extremadamente caros.

  • ¿Cuál fue el problema que impidió el arranque del Rolls-Royce en la noche del accidente?

    -Inicialmente, se creyó que el problema para arrancar el vehículo estaba relacionado con la presión de freno. Sin embargo, se descubrió que la verdadera razón era un sistema de inmovilizador fantasma (ghost immobilizer) instalado por una empresa tercera para prevenir el robo.

  • ¿Qué se descubrió sobre el accidente del Rolls-Royce de Marcus Rashford?

    -Se descubrió que el accidente no fue causado por Marcus Rashford. Fue un conductor de 75 años quien causó el accidente, y el seguro de esta persona pagó por los daños. Sin embargo, el vehículo no fue clasificado como dañado, lo que es un problema legal y financiero para el propietario del Rolls-Royce.

  • ¿Qué repuestos de Mansory son caros para el Rolls-Royce de Marcus Rashford?

    -Los repuestos de Mansory son muy caros. Por ejemplo, un exhaust de la marca Mansory cuesta 52,000 libras esterlinas solo para la parte trasera, y el precio total para un repuesto de este estilo es de 47,000 libras esterlinas, incluyendo el IVA.

  • ¿Qué se hizo con el Rolls-Royce dañado de Marcus Rashford al no poder obtener repuestos de Rolls-Royce?

    -Dado que no se podían obtener repuestos de Rolls-Royce y los de Mansory son muy caros, se decidió comprar un Rolls-Royce de modelo anterior (un Sue S) y desmontarlo para usar sus partes en el vehículo dañado.

  • ¿Cuál fue el precio que se pagó por el Rolls-Royce Sue S?

    -El Rolls-Royce Sue S fue adquirido por 97,000 libras esterlinas, lo que resultó ser la única opción financiera viable dado que los modelos más nuevos de Rolls-Royce son muy caros y los dañados no pueden ser puestos de regreso en la carretera.

  • ¿Qué se espera hacer con los repuestos de Mansory que no se utilicen en la reparación del Rolls-Royce de Marcus Rashford?

    -Se espera que los repuestos de Mansory que no se utilicen puedan ser vendidos, ya que son de alta valor y esto podría ayudar a recuperar parte del dinero invertido en la reparación del vehículo.

  • ¿Qué se descubrió sobre la estructura del Rolls-Royce después de que se removiera el subframe delantera?

    -Después de remover el subframe delantera, se descubrió que el vehículo tenía daños estructurales significativos, incluyendo la rotura de brazos y la distorsión de elementos importantes como el soporte del motor y el subframe, que requerirían ser reemplazados.

  • ¿Qué se hizo con el equipo de sonido del Rolls-Royce antes de inspeccionar el daño debajo?

    -El equipo de sonido fue desmontado y se tomaron notas mentales para saber dónde colocarlo de vuelta al finalizar las reparaciones, ya que el equipo de sonido estaba relacionado con los daños encontrados debajo del vehículo.

  • ¿Qué se descubrió al inspeccionar el daño en la parte trasera del Rolls-Royce?

    -Al inspeccionar el daño en la parte trasera del Rolls-Royce, se descubrió que el tanque de combustible estaba dañado con un agujero en él y que existía daño estructural en la parte trasera del vehículo, incluyendo la deformación de la parte inferior del maletero y el subframe trasero completamente despedazado.

  • ¿Qué se sabe sobre la reparación del Rolls-Royce de Marcus Rashford y cuál es el plan de contingencia?

    -La reparación del Rolls-Royce de Marcus Rashford requiere la sustitución de varios componentes dañados y costosos repuestos de Mansory. El plan de contingencia es comprar un Rolls-Royce de modelo anterior (Sue S) y desmontarlo para utilizar sus partes en el vehículo dañado, esperando recuperar parte del dinero vendiendo los repuestos que no se utilicen.

Outlines

00:00

🚗 Complicaciones con el Rolls-Royce de Marcus Rashford

Este párrafo narra la historia de un Rolls-Royce adquirido por Marcus Rashford que terminó en un accidente. El vehículo fue adquirido por el narrador por una suma significativa y presentaba problemas para arrancar, relacionados con el sistema de inicio y la presión de freno. También se menciona un immobilizador fantasma instalado por una empresa externa, que requiere un código especial para encender el motor. A lo largo de la historia, se descubre que el coche tiene daños estructurales importantes y costosas piezas de repuesto, lo que lleva al narrador a considerar la posibilidad de reemplazar las piezas dañadas.

05:00

💰 Desafíos en la reparación del Rolls-Royce

En este párrafo se discuten los desafíos en la reparación del Rolls-Royce, incluyendo la complejidad de desmontar y reemplazar piezas dañadas. El narrador describe el proceso de inspección y reparación detallado de componentes como el subframe delantero, el sistema de escape y la estructura del coche. Además, se aborda la dificultad de obtener piezas de repuesto a precios razonables y la decisión de contactar a Rolls-Royce para solicitar un precio de una parte estructural dañada, el cual resulta ser prohibitivamente costoso.

10:02

📦 Recuperación de piezas de repuesto

Este párrafo relata la historia de cómo el equipo de Marcus Rashford contactó al narrador para ofrecer piezas sobrantes de su propio Rolls-Royce después de un accidente. Se describen los detalles de los artículos recibidos, incluyendo un conjunto de manta de carbono, un parabrisas delantero de fibra de carbono y otros artículos de valor. Además, se menciona cómo una pieza clave, el parabrisas delantero, fue adquirida en eBay y luego en Facebook Marketplace, a pesar de ser un componente valioso y exclusivo para el modelo de coche en cuestión.

15:06

😅 Detalles del accidente y revelaciones

Este párrafo ofrece una explicación detallada del accidente que afectó el Rolls-Royce de Marcus Rashford, incluyendo la descripción de la situación del accidente y cómo se determinó la responsabilidad. Se discuten las implicaciones legales y las consecuencias de la falta de una categorización de daños para el vehículo, lo que podría haber evitado la necesidad de registrarlo como un coche dañado. Además, se menciona la perspectiva de Rashford sobre el accidente y cómo su seguro no fue el que pago por los daños, sino el del responsable del accidente.

20:07

🔄 Posible solución para el reparación del Rolls-Royce

En este párrafo, el narrador describe la decisión de comprar un Rolls-Royce de modelo anterior como una solución posible para la reparación del coche dañado. Se mencionan los desafíos financieros y los detalles del nuevo vehículo adquirido, incluyendo su edad y precio. También se discuten las ventajas y desventajas de utilizar un vehículo de modelo anterior, como las diferencias estéticas y la compatibilidad de las piezas de repuesto. El narrador expresa su preocupación sobre la inversión y el posible pérdida de dinero en el proceso de reparación.

25:07

💸 Consideraciones financieras y planificación para la reparación

Este párrafo aborda las consideraciones financieras detrás de la decisión de reparar el Rolls-Royce utilizando piezas de un modelo anterior. El narrador describe el proceso de comprar el nuevo vehículo, 'Sue', y cómo planea desmontarla para utilizar sus piezas en la reparación del coche dañado. Se discuten las estimaciones de costos, los detalles de las piezas valiosas que serán vendidas y la perspectiva de recuperar parte de la inversión a través de la venta de piezas no utilizadas. El narrador admite que, a pesar de su experiencia, esta situación representa un desafío financiero significativo.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Rolls-Royce

Rolls-Royce es una marca de automóviles de lujo de origen británico, conocida por su alto nivel de personalización y costos asociados. En el video, se narra la compra de un Rolls-Royce dañado que pertenecía a Marcus Rashford por un precio significativamente reducido debido a un accidente. La narrativa se centra en el proceso de restauración del vehículo, destacando la exclusividad y los altos costos de mantenimiento y reparación asociados con la marca.

💡Mansory

Mansory es un personalizador de autos que modifica vehículos de alta gama para hacerlos aún más exclusivos y lujosos, a menudo agregando piezas de alto rendimiento y diseños interiores y exteriores personalizados. El Rolls-Royce mencionado en el video tiene partes modificadas por Mansory, lo que aumenta significativamente su valor y los costos de reemplazo de estas partes después del accidente.

💡Inmovilizador fantasma

Un inmovilizador fantasma es un sistema de seguridad avanzado instalado en vehículos para prevenir el robo. Requiere que se ingrese un código secreto antes de que el vehículo pueda arrancar, incluso si se tiene la llave. En el video, el narrador describe las dificultades iniciales para arrancar el Rolls-Royce debido a la presencia de este sistema, subrayando la complejidad adicional que añade a la restauración del vehículo.

💡Reparación estructural

La reparación estructural se refiere al proceso de restaurar la integridad estructural de un vehículo después de un daño significativo. En el video, se menciona el daño estructural al Rolls-Royce, incluyendo el chasis y partes de la carrocería. La narración detalla el proceso de desmontaje y evaluación de estos daños, destacando los desafíos únicos de trabajar con un vehículo de esta envergadura y valor.

💡Subchasis

El subchasis es una estructura de soporte en un vehículo que aloja componentes críticos como el motor, la transmisión y la suspensión. En el guion, se relata el proceso de desmontaje del subchasis delantero y trasero del Rolls-Royce para evaluar y reparar los daños sufridos en el accidente. Este proceso es clave en la restauración del vehículo, ya que afecta directamente su rendimiento y seguridad.

💡Piezas de recambio

Las piezas de recambio se refieren a las partes que se utilizan para reemplazar aquellas que están dañadas o desgastadas en un vehículo. El video describe la búsqueda y adquisición de piezas de recambio para el Rolls-Royce, enfatizando los altos costos asociados con las piezas específicas de Mansory y la dificultad de encontrar piezas compatibles para un modelo tan exclusivo.

💡Medición del chasis

La medición del chasis es una parte crucial en la reparación de vehículos dañados para asegurar que la estructura del vehículo esté correctamente alineada. En el guion, se detalla cómo se mide el chasis del Rolls-Royce para verificar que los puntos de montaje del subchasis no se hayan desplazado tras el accidente, lo que es esencial para la integridad estructural y el rendimiento del vehículo.

💡Daño oculto

El daño oculto se refiere a los daños en un vehículo que no son inmediatamente visibles hasta que se realiza un desmontaje o inspección detallada. En el video, se habla de la identificación de daños ocultos en el Rolls-Royce, incluyendo problemas con el soporte del motor y el tanque de combustible, ilustrando la importancia de una inspección exhaustiva en el proceso de restauración.

Highlights

Marcus Rashford's crashed Rolls-Royce, bought at a salvage for a fraction of its original price, reveals hidden costs in luxury car repair.

Discovery of a 'ghost immobilizer' complicates starting the salvaged Rolls-Royce, highlighting the challenges of advanced automotive security systems.

The intricate process of disassembling the damaged Rolls-Royce showcases the extensive labor and expertise required in high-end vehicle restoration.

Uncovering hidden damage during repairs, including a damaged fuel tank and misaligned chassis, emphasizes the unpredictability in salvaging luxury cars.

The car's structural integrity remains uncompromised despite significant visible damage, a rare optimistic find in vehicle restoration.

Exploration of legal and insurance intricacies after an accident reveals potential loopholes and challenges in vehicle categorization and resale.

Introduction of a secondary Rolls-Royce for parts underlines the high costs and logistical difficulties in sourcing authentic replacement parts.

The realization that repairing the car will require parts and techniques not typically accessible to amateur restorers, stressing the exclusivity of luxury car maintenance.

Discussion about the high cost of Mansory parts and the financial implications of choosing such a customized vehicle.

An unexpected find in the car leads to a light-hearted moment, breaking up the tension of the rigorous restoration process.

A detailed look at the dismantling of a high-end vehicle's subframe, illustrating the complexity and risks involved in such procedures.

The team's strategic planning to financially recover from the high investment in the salvaged car through part sales and additional repairs.

Assessment of chassis alignment using specialized tools to ensure the vehicle's frame is correctly positioned, a crucial step in restoration.

The process of removing and inspecting damaged parts not only serves as a repair step but also as an educational insight into the build of luxury vehicles.

Encounter with the complexities of insurance payouts and their impact on vehicle valuation post-accident, offering a glimpse into the bureaucratic aspects of car ownership.

Transcripts

00:00

Marcus rashford bought this Rolls-Royce

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for £700,000 he later crashed it it then

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went to a salv Oren and I bought it oh

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my God for

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£84,000 later found out that mansor

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parts are extortionately expensive

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£2,600

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that's £2,000

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£3,200 for that but the reason this car

00:27

is so expensive is because it's mansur

00:30

so I think I'm going to have no choice

00:32

but to replace them but what we didn't

00:33

know was what actually happened on the

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night of the

00:37

accident but today we found out the

00:39

truth rashford has watched the video and

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then his team have reached out to me and

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they've G us some Vital Information when

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I first picked up the car we were really

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struggling to get it

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started come on Rolls-Royce come on we

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tried everything over and over again

01:00

someone stopping it but then I know what

01:04

it is we eventually got it started

01:08

yeah now we thought the reason why it

01:10

wouldn't start the first time was to do

01:12

with the brake pressure you have to push

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the brake down before you press the

01:15

start button and with the brake line

01:17

ripped off at the back we wasn't getting

01:18

much brake pressure but we clamped the

01:20

brake line after getting it started the

01:22

first time and it still wouldn't

01:27

start but now we found that actual

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reason and why it wouldn't start the car

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has a ghost a ghost immobilizer is

01:35

installed by a third party company and

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it's there to prevent theft even if

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someone was to get in the car with the

01:42

key they wouldn't be able to start it

01:43

unless they had the special code to

01:46

enter in before pressing the start

01:48

button but now I've got the secret

01:51

code

01:52

so I'm going to put that in and then

01:54

we're going to see if it starts up after

01:56

I put in the secret code Matt don't look

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okay you reckon

02:01

on it did the

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hazards how did we start it last time

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without the

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ghost oh my those we were out there for

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hours out there for hours trying that

02:19

well that's one problem solved anyway

02:22

now we I think uh we got a lot more to

02:25

get on with well that's one lot of

02:27

weight off my shoulder but let's not

02:28

forget this car is really badly damaged

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and a worry there's even more damage

02:33

that we can't see yet I don't even know

02:35

where to start like this is going to be

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a whole new experience I've never worked

02:39

on a rollsroyce before who has I think

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we're going to learn a lot as well but

02:45

all of these damage Parts have got to

02:46

come off because well they're not

02:48

staying on first

02:50

Bol we're going to start stripping off

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the bottom of the car including the

02:55

exhaust which my dad's on to now and

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then we're going to remove everything

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that's broken Bren and after we get all

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of that off we should be able to measure

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the chassis points to see if everything

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is straight off comes the exhaust which

03:07

is a Manor exhaust £52,000 just for the

03:11

rear part and the front part is also

03:15

damaged I'm hoping we can get this

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repaired and you know

03:21

what when he was a kid he was a man new

03:25

supporter I was as well is that true

03:28

yeah Glory suppor

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maybe I should have been a mansori

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supporter instead because offc come more

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damag mansori parts and now I'm on to

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removing the heat shielding which could

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unveil even more damage underneath it

03:46

wa but luckily this time the boot floor

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looks okay in places because on the edge

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it is all pushed up and I don't think

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this is going to be fixable along with a

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rear subframe as well which is

03:58

completely ripped apart and you can see

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here a drive shaft has been ripped out

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the

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differential as I mentioned the plan is

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to get the rear subframe off so we can

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inspect the back of the car so now my

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dad's on doing the prop shaft which

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transfers the drive from the engine to

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the back wheels all the differential and

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with the differential loosened we can

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lower it

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[Laughter]

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down it is out and doesn't L any damage

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underneath look at this look look at the

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fuel tank it was I think they call it a

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saddle because it looks like a horse

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saddle it goes on a horse I think that's

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what they call it any football puns for

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horses horses or Saddles no really no I

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don't think

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so no Sadler is that a no Adam Sadler

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that he's sad no the fuel tank is

04:52

another thing that's damaged we can see

04:54

a hole in it here we're going to have to

04:55

get back onto that later because now our

04:58

concentration is onto the re subframe

05:00

we've got to disconnect all the wire in

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which is connected to the subframe from

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the chassis of the car so we can lower

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it down without breaking any of it along

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with the wireing we also need to

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disconnect the brake lines as

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well and one thing I've never seen

05:14

before are these hydraulic lines which

05:16

go to the anti rollar I assume these are

05:18

there just to stiffen the suspension

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because the car is so heavy but as these

05:22

are attached to the chassis we're going

05:23

to have to take them off there should

05:25

now be only four bolts holding this

05:28

subframe to the car this is what we're

05:30

most worried about are these four bolts

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going to be still in line with each

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other we're going to have to measure the

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distance between each of them once we

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get it down but that this one's worrying

05:40

because that looks very I mean look even

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look at

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this yeah should we get it down

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then yeah it's not looking promising at

05:54

the minute look how bent that bolt is I

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can only hope that the bolt took most of

05:58

the strain of the accident and it hasn't

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pulled the chassis out of line now I've

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got the Jack underneath the rear

06:03

subframe and we can start to lower it

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down and disconnect it away from the

06:08

chassis of the

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car oh right this is what they use in

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the body

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shops go in

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it we going to go

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across we need to measure the points

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diagonally across where the subframe

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bolts to the chassis and if we get the

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same measurement each side we know the

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chassis hasn't moved

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89.6 and now we're going to go from the

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right to the back

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left come on come on and we didn't have

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to move the tool at all which means it's

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the exact measurement what does it say

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I've Not adjusted it I think that's good

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we don't have to do anything there which

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is good news it's actually great news

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none of these mounting points for the

06:58

subframe have m moved at all and to be

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honest I thought they would have with

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the amount of damage that's on the

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actual subframe you can see here the

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broken parts which have pulled off it

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but we still have that structural damage

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in the boot floor here to deal with and

07:12

the misshapen rear quarter so we're

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going to be ringing rolls Ro later to

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find a priz do you know the exhaust is

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off yeah it would it I wouldn't be a

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YouTuber without starting it with

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without the exhaust yeah I think we need

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I just want to hear what it sounds like

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that's what you used to do when you were

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17 with the fiesta not

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let's see what a straight pipe rolls Roy

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sounds like cuz this could be quite

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funny just doing the

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ghost I don't know how loud this is

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going to

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be oh it's not it's not that loud sounds

07:54

good now we all know what a straight

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pipe rolls Roy sounds like I guess we

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ticking things off the bucket list now

08:01

we're going to inspect the damage to the

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boo how did it get that

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damage it hit a lamp post it didn't spin

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it did it hit the post and then it

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straight into the back of the

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net now you see when you try and close

08:16

the boot it doesn't line up at all and

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we can see the boot hasn't moved on the

08:20

hinge so at the minute we're guessing

08:22

that the hinge is well of a Bend or it's

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moved wherever it's boled to inside the

08:26

car so I'm going to start stripping the

08:28

carpet out to see if we can see anything

08:29

further what the hell is all of this

08:33

it's like a PlayStation 2 look oh no oh

08:38

it's damage reckon up still work now

08:40

I've got a better look at the hinge and

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I can see it's bolted to the rear parcel

08:44

shelf and to get to those bolts I've got

08:46

to strip the interior out but I just

08:48

genuinely think that that hinge is bent

08:50

and then we've got all of this to sort

08:51

out there's a lot of damage underneath

08:53

all of this electronic stuff which I

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think most of it is to do with the sound

08:57

system so we're going to take all of

08:59

that out taking mental notes of where it

09:01

all went back together and now I can see

09:03

the damage underneath if you've seen the

09:05

videos before you'll understand that the

09:07

car is built up of all different

09:09

sections so look you can see a section

09:10

there that's a cool little section like

09:13

even the back of the seats all in

09:15

sections as well and the way to fix all

09:18

of this is just to work out what section

09:19

is broken and replace that section the

09:21

only issue is this is structural damage

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and we don't know whether uh Rolls-Royce

09:28

are going to sell us any of this and if

09:30

they

09:36

don't new rollsroyce Jing now what I'm

09:40

doing here is trying to call Rolls-Royce

09:42

to try and order a rear quarter because

09:45

sometimes manufacturers won't sell you

09:47

structural parts unless you're a

09:49

registered repairer like Aston Martin

09:51

and Porsche in the US and I've got a

09:53

funny feeling Rolls-Royce is going to be

09:55

the same we're looking for a rear

09:57

quarter for it is that something that

09:59

you can sell to us you wouldn't be a

10:02

problem the quarter panel it is shown

10:04

available from rollsroyce so essentially

10:07

what when we order from rollsroyce we

10:09

can get them in two working days the

10:10

price is

10:13

89599 plus the B oh

10:17

wow £8,000

10:20

w00 a lot

10:22

£8,000 600 plus V plus V for just that

10:28

for just that what's he made out of gold

10:31

how can it be that £600 just for that

10:34

and then we need all them bits at the

10:39

back are you regretting this

10:42

yet we are in Manchester Home of

10:46

Manchester United and we have some

10:48

goodies and a few stories to tell in the

10:52

back there's some parts of the rolls Ro

10:55

Manor that has been a great story and

10:58

that has been a good a win that's been a

11:00

win now about to take a loss we think we

11:03

may have found the bumper for the

11:05

Rolls-Royce rap but I'm going to have to

11:07

pay for it and there's a story behind

11:09

this let's go get it first so after the

11:11

first video went out rashford's team

11:13

reached out to me to say they had some

11:15

parts left over from the car in his lock

11:18

up now Apparently after the accident

11:20

happened the car got trailered there and

11:22

a lot of parts were hanging off it so

11:24

they took them off to keep them safe

11:26

some of which stayed safe but one thing

11:28

that didn't was the front bumper and it

11:30

ended up getting listed on eBay for

11:32

cheap really bearing in mind this mansor

11:35

front bumper wouldn't go on any other

11:36

rra but someone still bought it and I

11:39

don't blame them it was a bargain but

11:41

before we get back to that let me show

11:43

you what I got from rashford's

11:45

place a mansor bag which included a

11:49

mansu car cover worth

11:53

€90 a flannels bag which included Manor

11:57

floor mats worth 1

12:00

,500 a mansuri fordge carbon fiber front

12:04

grill surround worth

12:08

4,900 a mansor boot floor mat worth €

12:14

760 a Rolls-Royce Rave front grill with

12:17

the mansor inserts and badge price

12:20

unknown a mansor wheel cap worth

12:25

€129 the Black Spirit of ecstasy price

12:30

unknown now I want to say thanks to

12:32

rashford's team for giving us all of

12:34

this cuz they didn't have to but this

12:35

has saved us so much money but they also

12:38

GS more information on the

12:40

crash the original the actual bumper

12:45

from the Rolls-Royce we're going to

12:47

explain the story but it oh there is a

12:49

oh look is it crack there in a dent it

12:52

is slightly damaged but all of this we

12:55

know how expensive all of this is so we

12:57

have saved a bit but again let me

13:00

explain so it turns out the guy who

13:01

bought the bumper off eBay was also

13:03

biding on the car and wanted it just in

13:06

case he won it which obviously he didn't

13:08

so he then listed it on Facebook

13:10

Marketplace for

13:11

£3,000 which to be fair is a fair price

13:15

this thing's worth £12,000 without the

13:17

extra bits on it so then I bought it but

13:20

in my opinion someone's been a little

13:22

naughty here and the bumper should have

13:24

stayed with the car all along and then

13:26

your extra bits like this carbon fire a

13:29

bit on the side €

13:32

4,600 so it's €1,000 € 4,600 for the

13:36

pair of them that front splitter is

13:38

extra I I I don't even know it's

13:40

probably going to be around £20,000 for

13:43

this front bumper on top of that inside

13:45

all of here they are like daytime

13:48

running light

13:52

things

13:54

but one thing that we still don't have

13:58

the umbrellas

14:00

they didn't have them they still we

14:01

still don't have the umbrellas who's got

14:03

them someone's got them someone's got

14:07

the umbrellas I will not stop until we

14:10

get those

14:11

umbrellas next thing we got to remove is

14:14

that broken fuel tank from underneath

14:16

cuz a lot of the stuff is bent that

14:20

b i then remov the filler pipes of the

14:23

tank oh no who say it had no fuel in

14:26

well not it shouldn't have fuel in the

14:28

filler is there a football to do with a

14:31

mess oh that's very

14:34

messy okay the football puns are getting

14:37

worse by the minute with the hoses off

14:39

we can now start to lower the tank down

14:41

remembering to disconnect the electrical

14:43

connectors which go to the fuel pump

14:45

which sit in the tank now I mentioned

14:47

earlier that rashford has seen the video

14:49

and his team said he's a little upset

14:52

because the crash wasn't his fault and I

14:54

believe him the insurance actually paid

14:56

out and it wasn't his insurance that

14:59

that paid out for the damage it was the

15:01

75-year-old L that caused the accident

15:05

let me explain how the accident happened

15:07

this was the road where the crash

15:09

happened now further up the lane splits

15:12

into two now from my understanding the

15:14

74 year-old was driving in the left lane

15:16

and rashford moved into the right lane

15:19

but later down the road she went to

15:21

merge into the right lane and hit

15:23

Marcus's car sending him into a spin and

15:26

smashing down the post here luckily both

15:29

both of them are okay but it was deemed

15:31

the 74y old lady's fault so if the

15:33

insurance paid out how come it's not

15:35

categorized that is a whole different

15:37

story in itself and there's apparently a

15:40

legal loophole we found someone who can

15:42

explain that for us but before we get

15:45

onto that story we've got a front

15:47

subframe to remove because you can see

15:49

here it is completely ripped apart and a

15:52

lot of the arms which attached to it are

15:54

pretty bent as well first thing off are

15:56

the wheels then we can remove the Arch

15:59

line more structural damage I didn't

16:01

even spot

16:02

this look at

16:06

that oh after that front caliper is

16:09

coming off and all the brake lines and

16:12

electrical connectors that connect to it

16:14

remember this car has only done 1,000

16:16

miles so a lot of it is pretty much

16:18

brand new so we want to keep it that way

16:20

so we can reinstall

16:24

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16:26

it then I'm going to be taking the break

16:28

disc off again which is pretty much

16:30

brand new and my dad's undoing all of

16:33

the hydraulic lines which go into this

16:34

thing underneath the car which we still

16:36

haven't worked out what it is and now

16:38

I'm undering the bolt which connects the

16:40

steering rack to the steering column

16:42

inside the car so at the minute the

16:44

engine is resting on this subframe and

16:46

if we start lowering the subframe the

16:48

engine is going to come down with it but

16:49

the gearbox which is attached to the

16:52

engine is mounted here to the chassis of

16:55

the car so it's still kind of all as one

16:58

we want to get the subframe down but

17:01

leave the engine in now what I'm going

17:04

to do is undo these two bolts

17:07

here which are the two bolts which are

17:10

connecting the subframe to the engine so

17:14

now I can separate the sub frame to the

17:15

engine problem is there's nothing

17:17

holding the engine at the top of the car

17:18

which is what we're going to have to

17:19

figure out in a minute so we'll loosen

17:23

these out and then we can lower the car

17:25

down to support it from the top usually

17:28

You' use this for this job so usually

17:31

this would go across the top like that

17:34

sit on a wing sit on the other Wing you

17:37

hook and you hook that to the engine

17:39

mount and then this would hold the

17:41

engine up in place whil you take the sub

17:44

frame down but the issue is this is

17:46

resting on this carbon fiber wing and I

17:50

don't fancy putting all the weight on

17:53

this carbon fiber Wing although it is

17:54

pretty strong yeah but this is like 800

17:57

kilos that's got to going on it

18:00

yeah no we're not risking it don't even

18:04

think about it it's pretty strong no

18:06

it's not it's not this is not going to

18:08

take 800 kilos yeah but it's not 800

18:10

kilos it's taken is it really 400 it's

18:13

like it's distributed throughout the

18:15

whole the whole bar so 400 that side and

18:18

400 this side well not exactly no cuz

18:20

then the the gearbox is being held to

18:22

the chassis so it is distributed quite

18:24

even there safety at its finest is

18:27

happening right now supported on the

18:30

chassis there and not supported on the

18:33

chassis there because we're lazy we need

18:34

to take the wing off more to the point

18:36

we've got to take the door off and we

18:38

got to mess with the side we don't

18:39

really want to mess with reinforcement

18:40

wood is

18:42

underneath holding that and then we're

18:46

going to crank it up like

18:48

this now this bar is supporting the

18:51

engine from the top and I'm hoping our

18:53

reinforcement wood will be able to hold

18:56

it okay happy with that

18:59

ain't going

19:00

nowhere now we can raise the car up in

19:03

the air and start disconnecting the

19:05

bolts which hold the subframe to the

19:06

chassi of the car and there's quite a

19:08

few of them because the front subframe

19:10

is going to be super heavy my dad's got

19:11

the gearbox stand to hold it and now

19:13

we're going to make sure everything is

19:15

disconnected before we undo the final

19:17

bolt after that we can lower it down

19:19

what's in there

19:21

oh rashford must have been drinking W

19:27

food what that is yeah it's a w food you

19:30

know what it is though yeah it feels y

19:32

if you're hungry yeah it's a meal

19:34

replacement drink it's not a diet drink

19:36

it's not a protein shape inside one of

19:37

these bottles there's 500 calories full

19:40

of vitamins and minerals 26 vitamins and

19:42

minerals time fiber Hine protein lactose

19:44

free gluten-free and there's no added

19:50

sugar now this is the mat Armstrong

19:53

limited edition bottle we've sold this

19:55

out so thank you so much to all you guys

19:57

who have got one of these but luckily

19:59

enough you can go and grab a w food

20:01

still you can still grab the happy

20:03

banana flavor in the taster pack if you

20:05

want to try this out try to be a little

20:07

bit healthier than usual replacing the

20:09

fast food at lunchtime you can do with a

20:11

link in the description box below and

20:13

this Banner appearing underneath you

20:14

right now you get a nice bit of discount

20:16

now let me know do we do another limited

20:18

edition Matt Armstong y food and if so

20:21

what flavor should we do we can do

20:24

anything I

20:25

think look at that

20:29

that's a

20:31

V12 up with a bit

20:34

water look at

20:36

that perish it's a good job we check

20:38

this because what's probably happened

20:40

from the accident these engine mounts

20:42

are oil filled to cushion the blow of

20:43

the engine now look look at it it's just

20:46

flying out of that so that's going to

20:48

need to be replaced but that nor

20:50

sometimes happens in an accident but

20:52

it's a good job be done that because

20:53

after a while you might when you

20:54

accelerate you right hear a little knock

20:56

knock that'll stop that bet that ain't

20:59

cheap look look look look

21:02

look the actual engine mount it's a good

21:05

job we've done this oh my God look at

21:07

that it's actually broke the cast

21:09

aluminium engine mount and you know what

21:12

so if this couldn't hold it but our

21:14

blocks of wood could hold

21:16

it so it it's absolutely peris e so as

21:20

we expected there was more hidden damage

21:23

and I'm guessing these engine mounts are

21:25

not going to be cheap but what I want to

21:27

know is how is this car not registered

21:30

as damaged even though the insurance

21:32

paid out well we called someone with

21:34

some inside

21:36

knowledge there's no legal obligation to

21:38

put to put a category on there's no law

21:40

about this it's actually a code of

21:42

conduct and it's a code of conduct that

21:44

insurers have signed up to if they're

21:46

members of the ABI which is the

21:48

association of British insurers so yeah

21:50

the insurance legally don't have to

21:52

categorize a car now the reason for this

21:54

if I get this right let's say you own a

21:56

rare Ferrari then there's a waiting list

21:57

for them and some hits into the rear

21:59

bumper and damages it now the only thing

22:01

the car needs is a rear bumper but

22:03

because the car is so rare it's going to

22:05

take over a year to get the rear bumper

22:07

and in your insurance policy it says

22:09

that you will get a likeforlike Car hire

22:11

for the time that your car is in for

22:13

repair and this isn't financially viable

22:15

for the insurance the car will be in for

22:17

repair for over a year and in that year

22:19

the insurance will be paying for the

22:20

customer's car hire so what they end up

22:23

doing is writing off the car giving you

22:24

a full payout for the car but then they

22:26

don't categorize it because then when

22:28

the car goes to auction it's likely to

22:30

reach more money so the insurance hasn't

22:32

taken as much of a hit so so you

22:35

essentially think that by them not

22:38

categorizing the car they're doing that

22:40

to benefit the secondhand sale at the

22:43

auction that's that's exactly what

22:44

they've done there's no question there's

22:46

no question they've done that one he

22:47

then went on to explain how the

22:49

manufacturers can have an influence on

22:51

the category of the car but I can

22:53

explain that on the mark 2 channel so

22:55

make sure you subscribe to both channels

22:57

now let's work out

22:58

how we're going to repair this

23:02

thing the steering rack here seems okay

23:06

apart from the trap rod end which is

23:09

bent that's broken this arm's broken the

23:14

the suspension strut is broken off that

23:16

side cuz it's supposed to look like that

23:18

side and this actual subframe is broke

23:21

as well like it's broken from underneath

23:23

this is going to and and then we need

23:25

engine mounts as well this is going to

23:27

be so expensive to do and then on top of

23:29

that we do need the manori stuff I've

23:32

got myself into it now so there's no

23:33

turning back I genuinely think our

23:37

option with the other

23:39

car is going to be the best I think

23:42

there's no other way around

23:48

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23:57

it

23:58

[Music]

24:16

guys this is Sue

24:19

[Music]

24:23

Sue right I didn't want to have to do

24:27

this

24:29

but we've got the all clear from Hannah

24:31

because we we

24:32

hav this

24:35

was the only thing we could do this is a

24:38

Range Rover an older one it's not a

24:40

Range Rover a Range Rover yeah a

24:42

rollsroyce Sue s is a Range Rover he's

24:47

not a Range

24:51

Rover upset keep getting the wrong card

24:54

Sue Sue is a rollsroyce

24:59

2015 she's 9 years old we had no other

25:03

option I tried to find crash damage

25:05

Rolls-Royce can't find them they all get

25:07

category B and when they're category B

25:09

they can't be put back on the road and

25:10

to buy a category b car you have to have

25:12

a license a Breakers license we tried to

25:15

find one with flood damage or an engine

25:17

problem we couldn't this financially is

25:20

our only option now if you look older

25:23

rolls-royce's devalue a lot the 2015

25:26

model going around 90,000 which is still

25:29

expensive for a car no doubt but it's a

25:31

lot better than

25:32

£350,000 and I got sue for

25:39

97,000 and this is the I can't even

25:42

express how much of a squeaky buom this

25:46

is going to give me now because from the

25:48

moment Seuss goes in this ramp she'll be

25:52

stripped apart and there's no chance of

25:54

me ever getting that money back it goes

25:57

against everything I've ever done

25:59

but from the amount of cars that we put

26:00

back on the road we're going to have to

26:03

take a loss on this one I think it's the

26:05

only way financially rashford's one

26:08

makes sense the thing is it isn't all

26:11

plane sailing from here the reason Sue

26:14

is cheaper is because she's the previous

26:16

model so you notice the headlights are

26:18

the preface lift so the front bumper is

26:20

different the headlights are different

26:22

there's a few things which are different

26:23

but generally we're hoping the front

26:26

subframe all the suspension the doors

26:28

and the rear quarter are going to be the

26:29

same which are the parts we need on top

26:31

of that the parts we don't use we can

26:33

sell which is really high value stuff we

26:35

just hoping people need them the

26:37

engine's worth around £30,000 as it is

26:40

with the gearbot we're still going to

26:42

have the whole interior we should be

26:43

able to gain a money back through

26:45

selling the parts that we don't use this

26:47

is £97,000 the rashford one has cost me

26:51

£84,000 we yet to find out how much all

26:54

the mansori parts are going to cost but

26:57

previous see we did find out from

27:00

mansor like including V £47,000 oh

27:05

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27:06

yeah if we actually let's come and have

27:08

a little walk Round sue

27:12

sue you to you're a

27:15

bit like a

27:17

Dr I just can't deny giving me the best

27:21

time

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