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Films: Master Mechanics: Classic Performance Engineering
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Master Mechanics: Classic Performance Engineering

From a childhood of tinkering to working on restorations and vintage race cars, Classic Performance Engineering is founder Martin Greave’s career and passion alike.
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Zander Mayer
Zander Mayer
1 year ago

Thank you for sharing this. I always wanted to master mechanics. When I watched about working on restoration and vintage race cars, I thought about the required knowledge. At the same time, searching at https://plainmath.net/secondary/algebra/algebra-ii/logarithms through several college and high school logarithms questions that you have to know more about physics and math in general because you will deal with engineering tasks by re-building the car. So, could you elaborate on what kind of basics I will need to know by mastering engineering in this case?

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A User
A User
1 year ago

Soundtrack far too loud!

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bobby
bobby
2 years ago

Yes, it is a well crafted film but I would have loved to see more of the cars in the shop. The artsy out of focus backgrounds left me wanting to see more.

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briwal25
briwal25
2 years ago

Another beautiful video; I’m hoping the new owners of Petrolicious are able to continue generating content with this level of subtlety and production quality. I loved the speech towards the end where he talks about staying late in the workshop just to make things as right as it could be; that sort of dedication appeals to a certain type, including me.

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