A CAR expert has stunned drivers after transforming an abandoned 1959 Ford Anglia into a brand new race car in 30 minutes.
The depleted rust bucket underwent a remarkable recovery to get it back on the road and turn it into a thing of beauty.
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This abandoned 1959 Ford Anglia underwent a major transformationCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
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There was also a second car that was used to help build the masterpieceCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
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Viewers were able to watch two years of hard graft come together in 30 minsCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
In a video uploaded onto YouTube by the Urchfab account, viewers were able to witness two years of hard graft come together in half an hour.
As they watched, the vintage motor became almost unrecognisable as it transformed into a “track day weapon”.
The car expert gave the 1959 Ford Anglia 100e a modern twist and even named it “the Mongrel (Aka, The Mushy Pea)”.
By combining parts from two vehicles, the car expert was able to bring together their best parts into a hybrid creation.
The rotting white colour of before was now a smooth and shiny shade of brown.
New wheels also helped to give it that modern twist.
In the comments section, fellow car enthusiasts were full of praise for the work they’d just witnessed.
One person said: “This might be one of the coolest builds I’ve ever seen. Your fab work is amazing. And your attention to detail is on point. That paint colour is also 10/10!”
A second added: “You, my friend, are an amazing welder/fabricator. Your skill level blew my away. You are a phenomenal talent.”
A third chimed: “Amazing fabrication skills coupled with refined design sense. One of the best builds I’ve seen.”
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The end result was truly stunning and world’s away from what it was beforeCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
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The 1959 Ford Anglia was completely stripped and taken apartCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
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Both cars were reduce to almost nothingCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
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Cobwebs across the speed dials were an indicator of how long it had been since the car was last usedCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
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The car really began to take shape after the parts from both vehicles were merged togetherCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
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The 1959 Ford Anglia stopped production in 1968Credit: YouTube/Urchfab
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Some Ford Anglia’s are selling for more than £10,000 on eBayCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
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The new colour of the vehicle began to take shapeCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
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And it soon became the finished articleCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
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A complete change in colour massively changed the perception of this vehicleCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
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The 1959 Ford Anglia 100e now had a modern twistCredit: YouTube/Urchfab
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