I don't know if anyone else follows Ben Beames on YouTube, but he's put the finishing touches on a very cool replica of a vintage Can-Am car. In the past he's also built his own GT-40 and a Lotus 38 Indy car, check out those previous videos too.
I don't know if anyone else follows Ben Beames on YouTube, but he's put the finishing touches on a very cool replica of a vintage Can-Am car. In the past he's also built his own GT-40 and a Lotus 38 Indy car, check out those previous videos too.
I've been following him for a while and through the whole Can-Am build. Love what he's doing and how he's being transparent with the costs
I do wish he had comments turned on for questions about his process, but I also understand why he chooses not to let others voice their opinions of choices he's making on a vehicle built for himself. That can get really draining, and the Internet is full of critics
In reply to TheTallOne17 :
Yeah, I would have liked to have left a comment but I can understand why he would left them turned off. He said he has about $25k invested in the Can-Am car which isn't pocket change, but it's still pretty cheap for a car of that caliber.
First time I've heard of this guy, but that was really entertaining, so I'll be watching his other videos. Mad set of skills!
In reply to DeadSkunk (Warren) :
Besides his fabricating skills, he's a good presenter which makes his videos more entertaining and interesting.
I've been following his amazing work for a while now. He's even replied personally in this earlier thread:
https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/grm/how-i-didnt-build-a-lotus-indy-car/254413/page1/
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