My Cheap Ferrari Finally Comes Home!! (And BIG SHOP NEWS!) - GARAGE UPDATE

"Everything should work as Intended, but it's Not " ,,, another classic Tavarish quote , my man

I love how Robert just simply waves every time you pan to him 😂

That Aging Wheels plug was legendary

Very nice shop. Sweet tool setup as well. None of your projects are hopeless, although many commentors think so. If I had time, and wasnt running a business, Id enjoy doing what your doing. Keep up the good work, and keep on truckin'. Dont let the haters bring you down!!

You should hang that "subscribe to aging wheels" banner on one of the walls of the shop 😂

It seems like something you might have tried already... But have you manually put the roof up and tried to put it down electronically? That might give you a better insight to the fail point. I'm sure you would have tried this already but thought it might be worth saying just in case.

Some thoughts. Lifts and long-term projects in the back, drivers or completed projects near the doors. You don't want to have to drive past the mess of a project to park a running car. Install a large compressor and put it outside in a cage (unless you want to listen to it all day), then run metal airlines at about 40" from the ground all the way around the interior. Gives you access to compressed air everywhere without having to string a bunch of rubber hoses together. Might as well run electrical right next to the air lines with a couple outlets for each bay plus a lots of real extension cords. Put a large wash basin outside the bathroom. Get an industrial parts washer, you'll be glad you did just working on hooves burntmobile. If you are going to be doing any kind of painting you might as well build the box now. Put some racks on the back wall for parts and supplies. Invest in purple power to clean the floors. Get a couple 2 post lifts for working on the cars and a couple 4 post lifts for stacking and storing. How about a car rotisserie in the front so that when you're done you can spin the cars around (ok, that was too much). Put 4 or 5 security cameras inside and enough outside to get picturs of people coming and going. Then put the storage/controller somewhere up high, connected to a battery backup, where people won't be able to come and just steal that too if they make it inside.

Awesome to see you and Robert together!

Great Mr. Regular impression.

My recommendation for the 355 would be to find another one with front end damage and swap your good parts over to it. Taking apart all that charred stuff is not fun. Either way I'm excited!

9:57 Nothing is melted down there...but what about the 50,000 gallons of water the car got from the Firemen !?

My suggestion for the Ferrari. Ditch the interior, ditch the trim, ditch the top, try to salvage the engine, roll cage that crispy piece of Italian engineering, put in some nice race seats and safety equipment (how about a good FIA approved fire suppression system) and go to the track. Seeing a mighty italian V8 screaming down a track might bring a smile to the face and a few thousand views on YT. Cheers from Brazil by the way.

Tavarish the type of guy who will drag this ferrari for 2 year vlog content.😁

Sometimes when something in America gets recommended, its unavailable in the rest of the world.
Quick google check and I am happy to report Teng Tools is available in New Zealand as well.
So they are global.
Thanks Tavarish.

The first set of tools you didn't recognize is punches and chisels. You put the small bit on whatever you what to hammer, maybe like a set pin or something, and hammer the back end. There's also a center punch for marking holes to drill, give the tip of the drill bit a little bit of direction. I think we probably all know what chisels are, they're used for cutting, bending, and removal of material. The second set you didn't recognize I think is an adjustable spanner set, like you use to adjust coilovers. But I'm not as familiar with those.

Congrats Freddie. Your years of hard work and curiosity have definitely paid off! It's taken me over a year to get my shop straight, and I'm not even half way done. I'm looking forward to seeing your layout.

A small advice for the shop is put the compressor in a sound insulated closet or cabinet, that thing will rumble every hour at least, its nice to not hear it loudly. Also make sure you have enough workbenches and space around them, also make sure you have enough space around the lifts.

Anybody else want to take on the bet the first tool that he loses in that set is going to be the 10 mm socket?

Love how excited you are to learn new things. I am currently working on a 56 Bel Air and I am learning a lot while working on it as well. Can't wait for your next video so I can learn something new as well. Keep it up.

My buddy has 2 slightly wrecked Bentleys you can get an engine from! Sarasota FL area!

I've had to replace so many of those Mercedes trans connectors, it was a horrible design to have an electrical connector going into transmission fluid

Like how the viper has a Supra badge on the hood

I looked at your last video and the way the top moved, stopped and sounded it looked like it was binding issue, might want to have a look at the lifting mechanism for any issues. I had a top (not a lambo) that was similar in function and I needed to replace some slides and bushings and adjust the mechanism so both sides lifted at the same time and same rate, now it works fine.

As far as the dream garage goes:
1) Better lighting including dedicated task lights.
2) Shop air with a 2 or 3-stage (quiet) oiled compressor- trust me, stay far away from oiless if you value your hearing...plumbed in with retractable hose reels.
3) Please finish the concrete floor!!! Like immediately before you spill anything on it. I have an epoxy paint coat on mine, and while I like it and it's held up fine for 6 years now, if I had to do it over I'd put an epoxy clear coat with a tiny bit of sand texture over that...it makes cleaning spills up so much easier and keeps things much cleaner when you can mop or spray it out with a hose. There are lots of great products out there for this and you applying it would make a great DIY video.
4) Welding table with a welding outlet, bench vise and a press.
5) Overhead loft area for storage.
6) Work benches, cabinets, and shelving...storage, storage and more storage to keep your workspaces clean and uncluttered.
7) A dedicated laydown area with space for laying out bumpers, panels, interiors, wheels, etc and a dedicated bench or table for the small parts.
8) A dedicated bay for detailing. This should have a tiled floor area and tiled walls, floor drains or drain trough plumbed to either your existing drains or to a French drain outside. Plumbing for hose bibs with a water filter / softener and filtered shop air, dedicated cabinet and cart for cleaning / detailing products, tools and supplies. Really bright task lighting here to work with. This area could also double as a paint booth area if you hang up plastic sheeting.
9) Heavy duty steel security doors with hinges and deadbolts so strong a battering ram can't break them, a monitored security system with video surveillance with cameras so good that you could also use for them to help you make videos, and a mean, nasty Rottweiler with rabies to patrol the shop when you're not there.
10) Really good heating, cooling and ventilation.
11) Shop tunes!

You've come a long way from that Mitsubishi I first subscribed to your channel to see. From a purple disaster to a Ferrari disaster. Lol. You make some great stuff. Keep it up.

Damn. I know everyone told you the lambo was going to be a big money pit and you proved them wrong, but that 355 is a nightmare. Just thinking of the interior alone, hope your bank account can hold out through that biuld. Looking forward to it though.

I had teng as my first proper toolbox still have it 11 years later great tools! Just a tip keep the red boxes all the sets come in remove the lids as they unclip and then the boxes clip together, these then fit in the tool box nicer and support the grey tool holders better
Love the videos keep up the hard work, just setting up my workshop not quite as big as yours but can't wait to get working on my car again!!
Cheers
Rich

Make the 355 total DIY. Race car stripped interior. No top. Carbureted Ferrari engine! Stick a Holley on it and see what it does.

Tavarish get some sponsors on the blank walls 😏 might be able to work on crazier builds

You should make an r/Tavarish subreddit where people can link articles, architects could share floor plans for your garage etc.. It is a much better medium for sharing ideas than the youtube comment section and feel it could really help boost this channel along.

Wow Tav I just watched the rest of the video... Congratulations man on the garage and the sponsor help on the tools... Amazing!!
Really enjoy your videos

I have some Teng tools myself, really good quality and very reasonably priced in the U.K, hope you enjoy using them as much as I do. Garage looking good and coming together, can`t wait to see it fitted out with lifts, compressor and such like, nothing more than you deserve. No excuse now to keep those videos coming. Good luck in all you do Tavarish

Yessss a evening upload now I don’t have to be distracted at work lol

I miss the videos were he actually wrenched every day.

Oil service tool you mention is for sump plugs, some are square drive and odd shapes rather than 6 point but or Allen key

First set is a driver set and a chisel. Used for punching out locking pins. Chisel can be used with a hammer on striped boltheads.
Second the oil set, feeler gauge indeed for valve adjustment or drum brake air gap. The sockets are for oil sump drain plugs, some Europeaan brands use weird dimensions (Renault)

Do a loft style upper area for merch, then get a wood fired air conditioning unit! Two cats, (one is a star, the other indifferent) and a Shepard from Germany.

I use Teng Tools - they are superb value for money as they are almost as good as tools get but at nowhere near the highest price. You are in Teng nirvana...

The oil tool set is for carrying out oil services on most modern-ish vehicles. The wrenches are socket head keys for oil drain plugs...

"Oil Tools" are for timing diesel fuel pumps. Useful on old Bosch mechanical injection.

Hopefully Parker from VehicleVirgin can break more youtubers cars so you can buy and rescue them.

"This is just something that happens to Ferraris" Guess I won't be buying a Ferrari anytime soon

All the nice shops I go to ( I go to a lot with my job) have the shops laid out as pods or each lift is a work station. You can have multiple projects going and they don’t get in each others way . And then have a shared space , the wheel alignment rack , tire center and detail and paint . The big thing is keep things separate. I’m excited for you 👊

It's probably your wiring harness going to the microswitches. They tend to fatigue at the points where they bend. Continuity test the wires.

You removed a part on the top under the spoiler. Does the ECU think it's missing a part?

Tavarish: definitely one of the hardest working youtubers.

Love your channel, attitude, laugh, optimism and humility. Keep the videos coming, you're a legend.

Robert from aging wheels really deserves more atention .... he is really cool ... i am subscribed in his channel long long time before finding tavarish

Do I smell a ls swap?
Oh wait that’s just burnt Ferrari

tavarish, wrong 12 o clock!........now i got to delay my sleep by 20 minutes

When you get an air compressor get a rotary screw one. They are very quite and efficient.
Run a perimeter piping lay out for the air lines.

17:48 That's a punch set. The cylinder ended ones are good especially for knocking broken things out of holes, hammering very small precise locations, typically used in conjuction with a regular hammer to get the job done. And the sharp-tipped ones are for making indentations in metal, maybe to start a drill hole, or provide a point of pivot for whatever reason. These tools come in handy sometimes. Oh and the flat headed ones are good for things like shaving off a layer of material, like paint on metal, or some other foreign material that can be chipped off with force. All of those tools are used with a hammer.

Dude this ferrari is a junk.. I don't know what your thinking but I guess good luck.. Maybe just part it out.. Looks stressful

Hey Freddy give me the dimensions for the show I'll simulate the space in inventor and try to give you a clean design. Finally using my engineering degree for something.

The oil service tools are for things like spark plugs and for undoing bungs for diffs and gearbox’s

You're living the life I can only work hard for and hope I have one day man, I wouldn't collect as many cars at the same time but you are doing just amazing dude you really inspire me to keep grinding and looking for new better opportunities

Dude dont be a parts changer. Check out diagnostic Dan's and scanner danner channels, and learn how to read the wave and diagnose each sensor so you can find and fix or replace the right one.
Edit: besides my own I've built a couple shops and hung out at alot of shops. One thing I've learned from all the old timers over the years is..... you want to put 2 post lifts at an angle on the corners of the shops so you dont create a dead space and you can walk all the way around the car or you can throw an alignment machine in a corner as you dont need much space around it. Theres so much you can do with a 70x70 my heads going crazy with ideas right now. I'm happy for you dude

Listen, I don’t have the time to watch the video now so I just got in to write: DON’T DO THE FERRARI !! You will spend 10 times its value. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@Tavarish I’m a truck driver and I seen this car being towed on a trailer in Atlanta and wondered was this the car that was coming to you and it was hope it all goes well will stay tuned to see the end result keep it up!!!

Love Teng Tools. I have been using them myself for the past decade. But dude, you're meant to leave the tools in the red trays, they all snap together once you clip the lids off. It keeps them much more organized and sturdy in the tool chest drawers.

You should send the Gucci shirt back to Parker 😂

I'm thinking gta v hanger style for the renovation.

Congrats Man, that is exciting that you are getting some Garage support! Your sponsors rock!

Exciting stuff congratulations on the new shop and all the plans looking forward to the future vids!🖒

Honestly, you should do the Supra after the gallardo since that’s what most people would want to see.

Today rob spaghetti shows us his burnt meatbal..... ops wrong video

The tool that you were not sure of is part of your drift punch set. It's a chrisel Punch which comes in hand for seperating clamped compents like a intermidate shaft. Also you end up get more tools so I would check out Harbor freight US General tool boxes and a service cart. They are darn good for what you get. Also your kit did not have Carbondale deep sockets. Again Harbor freight Pittsburgh sockets. I have one by them and works great.

You first looked at a punch set (that takes out brake pads)
The second thing was a transmission plug remover tool.
I think you could have a hydraulic press for wheel bearings in your shop.

i am an interior designer and i would be able to do a lot with the space
dm me

The Bently Could Be Your New Daily Driven Car!

Time to get a industrial electrician buddy for the top troubleshoot. A tip, you can use a magnet on the outside of the ram to see position of piston. Then look to see if your switch is lined up.

I wish you the best of lucks on oncoming proyects. Congrats on the deals made for the shop.
Greetings from the Dominican Republic

"Just hit it with a hammer. That will fixe it." - Jeremy Clarckson

Excuse me where the f is the sl?

Put different stalls up around the cars for different bays to give u room n keep different car projects in one location and you should build a office in the front n a. Loft above

The 17mm interchangeable oil service bits are for sump plug removal

Could it be that removing the wing system is throwing the system out of wack?

So much wrong with this video.
Says he purged the hydrolic lines. The immediately says he needs to top them off.
He completely goes over the repairs needed on the lambo that he just spent 20 min on in the last video.
He says the Bentley engine swap is easy.
Says he'll get to the Ferrari by the end if the year but he has 3 projects before it. And the Lambo has been 8 months.
I don't even mind the tool commercial.
Why do I watch this crap.

When you're looking for an air compressor, look into screw type instead of piston type ones. they are a LOT quieter so you won't have to worry about it coming on while filming with that classic WHUMPWHUMPWHUMP. they just wind up and whirr quietly, and you could build an enclosure around it and not even know it's there. In auto class we had one and never knew if it was on or off without checking the lights, and my shop just upgraded to one after the heat this summer killed the old thumper, and it sounds like the shop is jumping to warp when it spool up (but it's a 40 hp monster with about 750 gallons of capacity).

you know what you DO need are some mounted cameras up high so you can get a birds eye of work happening sometimes. Just some gopros or something that just stays up there, powered up that you can reach wirelessly.

New invention called a chisel. Like the Egyptians used to build the pyramids

Send that burnt shirt back to Parker please!

Thank you for all the videos Tavarish excited to see the supra get done!!!!!

You are very fortunate to own such a comprehensive tool kit from Teng tools, i wish you well Tavarish, keep up the good work, and thanks so much for the uploads.

...get rid of that gas smell. once and for all time! LOL.

Sweet shop, tools and vehicles! Congrats on your most excellent and triumphant adventure in automotive bliss. That shop would be a perfect canvas for posters and a neon clock if personalization is your passion. There is a poster from the movie Christine that I love. It is Christine driving straight out of the poster with headlights blazing. Perhaps a few posters of smoking hot women to stand guard over your empire of wheelage while you are away.. A surround sound audio system is a must! Paint your canvas my friend and take us all along for the adventure!

Possible Solution for fixing the Top, and I apologize if this has been mentioned before Have you put the top back into the "up" position and then tried to get it to function? The system/microswitches may think its in the up/closed position as that was how it was when you got the car. Really appreciate your channel and look forward to the completion of the Lamborghini, no matter when, no need to rush or make commitments on getting it done, just keep on it and thanks for sharing.

the tool you were not sure about is calleda hook spanner. I've only ever used them to remove bottom brackets from old bicycles...

Anybody notice the supra badge on the viper hood

PLEASE DON'T SELL THE SUPRA! Make it like one of the those cross country/hill climb cars thats like really comfortable to drive like the guy from hoonigan with the nardy grat ls swapped 240z because 600hp is perfect for that it will definitely take time and money but I'm 100% ready to support the channel and the build if you can comment back and let me/the other supporters what you think of that

Those are pin punches (when you said you didn 't know what those are) typically used for knocking things like roll pins out of steering shafts to remove them from the coupler

Nice Tools. But you are not supposed to take them out of the red plastic trays.
Click of the lid of and then you can click the trays together it will look better in the drawers and fit more nicely & probably also last longer 😜
Can’t wait to follow the progress in the shop and on the cars🤗🤗
Cheers
Daniel Profitlich.

Dude I love your channel alot,but you should finish some of the projects instead of collecting more.

Why does your Dodge Viper have a supra badge in the hood

Put all the lifts on an angle so it makes it easier to pull on and off of. Tire machines should go on the front wall, and have the air compressor next to the bath room and build a room around it and insulate it. This will allow the compressor to run and not bother the audio while filming

Well tavarish I checked out the aging wheels website and I gotta say I'm informed but still think there's something there.and still lmao.hes got it together I hope that everything goes real good with you guys.congratulations on your new shop and much success.peace

you should collab with goonzquad for bodywork and paint

You heard him folks...a few days...

I think that those things you couldn't figure out the name of are called punches. You hold the pointy end onto a metal bar and hit the other side with a hammer, and it makes a pilot hole that you can drill into or screw something into without having it slip off. I'm not 100% sure if that's their actual purpose, but that's my guess because I've used punches like that before. Thanks!

I love it. This reminds me of my own life. I have about a 1000 projects halfway done. But always looking for more! Lol