Project Binky, the 13 plus year labor of Love, and tea. Shropshire's most notorious Mini has its final build episode (ep. 42) scheduled to drop this week.
As someone who has followed Nik and Richards insanity since nearly the begining I'm actually a little sad it's going to be over, even if it means they get back to some of the other projects.
For the uninitiated, Binky is arguably the most detailed and pedantic build series ever conceived. Born in a time before the YouTube algorithms soul purpose was to give us all brain rot. 2 arguably insane weirdos in a shed in England decided to attempt to shove the running gear from an ST185 Altrac Celica into a classic Mini. If you haven't watched it, set aside a few days, and get it done, it's worth the investment.
The End is Nigh.
Re: The End is Nigh.
Thanks for the tip! 
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I usually save these types of marathon watches for when I'm down with the sickness. I'll take a look.
Last time I watched a day's worth of content was when I had covid. I watched Colin Furze's underground tunnel/garage build series.
Last time I watched a day's worth of content was when I had covid. I watched Colin Furze's underground tunnel/garage build series.
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You'll need more than 1 day hahaha.PapaSmurf2k3 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 08, 2025 10:02 amI usually save these types of marathon watches for when I'm down with the sickness. I'll take a look.
Last time I watched a day's worth of content was when I had covid. I watched Colin Furze's underground tunnel/garage build series.