- Don't expect to see a perfect, beautiful car.
(both gasp)
- You said two hours to do this.
You sure about lefty-loosey?
This doesn't feel right, Cherry.
It's a rusty, stiff knob.
(grinding)
(Cherry exclaims)
(musical ding)
- Hello friends, wizards, witches, and muggles.
Welcome back to my channel.
I hope you're all doing really well.
Today, I am joined with Miss BakeyFilms.
Bakeey, it's TheBakeey, it says it on her hat.
- Just in case you forget.
- Yeah. (laughs)
So today we're filming something quite cool.
I have got a Ford Anglia in my garage
which is Arthur Weasley's car from Harry Potter.
Sophie's not seen it yet,
but we are going to be magical mechanics.
Hence the really stylish outfits.
Do you love your outfit?
- I love it.
I love this area of it as well.
(both laughing)
- It's a PG channel.
(both laughing)
Now before we get started,
we have filmed a video on Sophie's channel as well.
So you can go check that out.
I will leave the link in the top line of the description.
Definitely go subscribe to Sophie
and go check out her videos 'cause they're really fun.
I know she's a Slytherin, but-
Just kidding. - Whoa.
(both laugh)
But yeah, so today I have been given some challenges to do.
They're here in my pocket.
Now, me and Sophie aren't mechanics.
We've never worked on cars.
We don't really know what we're doing doing, do we?
- Not a clue.
- But we've been given permission to do things on this car.
I feel as though you just going to be be there
with a hammer or something.
- Oh, I'm just ready to sledgehammer it.
No actually, I won't to destroy the car.
The car is, I hope, beautiful.
What happens when you pull out and it's not even like a car?
- There's a car in there, don't worry.
- Are you sure it's not going to be like a little mini car?
(both laughing)
I haven't seen the car yet.
There's actually a Ford Anglia in there, yeah.
So this car is going to be brought back to life.
It's gonna be beautiful by the time it's finished.
It's gonna be, honestly, it's gonna look brand new.
It's gonna look great.
It's going to have an engine, it's gonna run.
At the moment, it's a bit rough state.
Looks like it's been living
in the forbidden forest for a while.
But we'll get to that.
So our challenges today, Sophie, are
we have to remove the front seat of the car.
They're currently bolted down into it.
We also have to remove the carpet, but, and there is a but,
we are not allowed to damage the rubber underneath.
If we do, someone's going to cry.
My friend Jeff's gonna cry, because it's his Ford Anglia.
It's kind of like our joint project.
So we can't do that.
If you do that, I'll send you an invoice.
(both laugh)
- Okay, so don't damage.
That's quite hard tasks.
- Those are the main tasks.
And apparently Cameraman Chris,
who does know a lot about cars,
he's not allowed to answer questions
and can't intervene or help us at all.
We will be shown where the tools are
but we won't be told what tools to use.
How are you feeling about that?
- I'm worried, but I think it'll be easy.
It's just some seats. - Just some seats.
Just some seats and some carpet.
- Is it even a car? You know what I mean?
That's just carpets and seats.
- Exactly, and we need to be done by 1:30,
so we better get started, really.
Shall I show you the car? - Yes, please.
- All right, let's go do that.
Don't expect to see a perfect, beautiful car.
- Well, if it looks like a Whomping Willow gone through it,
I can make it more offensive
and put a tree branch through it.
(Sophie laughs)
Oh, now that is cute.
Very.
- Now, it's a little bit sad.
It's got no light, but the lights do work, they do work.
It has a bonnet which isn't attached.
Although, is it the hood?
People in America call them the hood of a car.
But we're in England and we call them a bonnet. (laughs)
It has doors that don't shut.
A boot.
- That's quite a good boot.
- You could fit a Hogwarts trunk in here.
- I could get in there.
- Do you want to get in there?
(both laugh)
At the end of this project,
this is going to have the mirror put back in it.
All this rust is not going to be there.
- This will be blue. - This will be blue.
Yeah, it's going to get a full body job.
That's a technical term.
Do you want to go have a look at that side?
And we can try and figure out how we think
the seats will come out, because I honestly have no clue.
Okay. So they lean forward, which is kind of cool.
It's like, oh, do you want to get in the back?
Move the seat.
- Is this meant to?
Oh, it's meant to come forward.
- [Cherry] Yeah. Seats are out.
- Something's fallen.
- [Cherry] We're done. (laughs)
- What is this?
- [Cherry] What is that?
- Don't know, don't want to know.
The seatbelt's attached to the floor.
That's not normal.
- So this car is from, I think 1965?
'63?
1960s.
- Cherry, the seat's falling out.
Oh, that's good, that's what we wanted, right?
- [] No, we want the front seats out.
Stop taking the back seats out, Sophie!
- Well, they're not very attached.
- I'm going to put this box-
You have broken the back seat.
- I haven't, it was already dispatched.
- Right, so we've got sockets.
Let's have a look.
- We've just got to find which one fits.
- Yup. Let's have a look.
So I'm going to have-
I've got a feeling about number 11 or number 10.
Do you want to hold that in case I'm wrong?
- Okay.
- Oh my God, I think I was right the first time!
Okay, so I found the right socket.
This is a ratchet, that's something that I do know.
Did you know it was called a ratchet?
- Yes. - Okay, cool.
- No.
- (laughing) Yes and no.
I don't really know how they work, though.
Oh God, I don't want to break it.
Hang on, has this got like a reverse on it?
How does one ratchet work?
Can you at least tell me the right way round?
Does this only go one way?
- Is she going to break the car?
- Oh my God.
Help?
Sophie, can you hold the chair?
- Oh, I'm really doing a lot here, guys.
- Okay, it's loosening. - [Sophie] Oh.
- Very rusty.
Look at that, I'm a pro.
Sophie, I think we're in the wrong industry here.
- I should be a professional chair holder.
Keep going.
(both laughing)
You're doing great.
- [Cherry] Oh, It's actually coming out.
I'm actually impressed.
Hang on.
(Cherry gasps)
- Go again. You've got another one.
- Okay, you're doing the other side.
- [Sophie] This is nice, this is nice.
- So we've got two bolts at the back.
- [Sophie] Why change what's working?
(both laugh)
- [Cherry] I've got a hammer for you.
- Well, I don't know what I'm going to do with this,
but I'll keep it.
(Cherry laughs)
Oh!
- I think I'd actually be really good at cars
if I could be bothered.
Have you ever changed like a tyre or anything?
- No.
Have you ever opened the bonnet of your car?
- No. - Never?
Did you not fill your windscreen washer or check your oil?
- No. I have a father for that.
- No, you are a car owner.
You're an independent woman.
You can check your own oil and change your washer fluid.
Right, we've got the two front bolts off.
- And it's still attached.
- Yeah, because it's got two bolts at the front as well.
So you don't have to hold the chair now.
- I've done so much work.
- Guessing these are the same size.
Yes, they are, would you look at that?
Oh, hang on, am I tightening? (gasps)
I've done it the wrong way. (bleep)
It's the other way on the front, I think.
Smart.
(Sophie laughs)
No, I'm tightening it.
Oh my God, which way around are you?
Are you going to do the honours
of actually lifting the seat up whenever I'm done it?
- [Sophie] Yes, I'll be here for the last part
or look like I've done it all.
- And we're there.
(Cherry gasps)
Sorry. I pushed the chair and-
It's all right. We're good.
Right, shall we try to take this seat out in a second?
Oh God, she's got it.
Take the seat out.
Hang on, I'm gonna move.
I don't trust you.
- We yeet it.
- We've got a seat out!
That's half the challenge so far.
Oh my God.
Yes, Soph. Well, you know what that means.
- Job done.
(both laughing)
- Yeah, that's it, we're done.
No, it's your turn next.
- You could have just sat in the back and done this.
This is easy.
Are you sure this is the right size?
Okay, lefty-loosey?
That's definitely getting tighter.
I'm speeding through this, Cherry.
- Yeah? - I've got this.
- It's like we're professionals.
Cameraman Chris didn't have faith that
I'd be able to get those chairs out.
Boy, were you wrong.
Do you want me to work on your car?
Save you some trips to the garage.
Your loss, mate.
(both laughing)
- [Sophie] Oh God, oh God.
Microphone's getting some heavy breathing done.
Do you want to take this one out?
- No, I think you got it, man.
Yeah. - I did the last one.
Working with a lot of space here.
- Soph, we don't just have to get the chairs out.
We've got to get the seatbelts out.
Seatbelts.
- No, that wasn't in the challenge.
- No, but we have to take those out to get the carpet out.
- [Sophie] It didn't say that though, did it?
- The carpet is not going to come out
if it's got bolts through it.
The carpet won't come out without getting these out.
So we're going to need a bigger socket, I think.
- Cherry, no, no.
- Hang on. I don't even know how-
- No, no, that looks like too much work.
I thought you said two hours to do this.
The challenge says carpet.
- Yeah, but the carpet doesn't come out
without taking this out.
I'm telling you.
- Hammer. (laughs) - Hammer!
Oh!
That's great.
That is great.
- Thank you for doing so well.
- Thanks. I thought so.
Does it look like I know what I'm doing?
- That was one hand as well.
You started with two, you had to do one.
- She's improving. - God, so good.
Watch you get a bit emotional.
- Oh, yeah. - Yeah.
I don't think it was meant to do that, but that was good.
You just sped up the whole process.
- So I'm going to give you,
I think it was actually,
here you go.
You need to get your bulky bit out.
- You sure about lefty-loosey?
- Well, it's not going to be tighty-righty, is it?
All right, so you need to make sure
that the socket is like, on it.
- I don't want do it.
Don't break it.
- I'm not going to break it!
- That doesn't feel right, Cherry.
That's right, Cherry.
- No, that's left.
- But lefty-loosey was lefty. This way.
- I don't, I can't, I might.
- It's right whatever way you look at it.
If you sit on that seat, that's right.
(Cherry laughing)
- Lefty. - Left.
But it's left for you that way.
This is the problem.
- Wait a minute, let me think for a second.
Oh no, she's breaking something.
Why am I trusted?
Right. Okay.
I don't think this is a good idea, you know.
It should not be this stiff.
- No, that was good. (laughs)
- Stop it.
I feel as though this shouldn't be this difficult.
Can I have some white lube?
(Sophie snorts)
- I hope there's actual visuals to this.
(Sophie laughs)
I don't know if that's visuals, I take that back.
(both laughing)
- Oh my goodness.
Can you stop laughing? (exclaims)
Have I broke it?
- This is beautiful to watch.
I didn't think you could do all this with one nut.
(both laugh)
(grinding sound)
(Sophie laughs)
- [Cherry] It is really stiff, though.
- It's a rusty, stiff knob.
- [Cherry] Stop it.
Do you want to go now, Soph?
- [Sophie] I'll give it one go.
- [Cherry] Just one.
- Just one, so I look like I've been here.
- Okay, no, it's not working, is it?
- It's working, it's moving.
It's definitely moving.
(Sophie straining)
- Cool. Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your assistance.
Look, I'm doing it! - Look at that.
- Yeah, she's got skills.
So I can know what I'm doing.
- Professional.
- Is this the right one?
Yeah, I think might-
Yay!
She did it.
- [Sophie] We did it, yeah.
- We did it.
Right, so in theory, we can get the carpet out now.
- [Sophie] Wait. Oh yeah, that's fine.
This goes around the carpet, doesn't it?
- But just be careful, 'cause the rubber underneath,
we don't want to damage at all.
Right. Look at that.
Oh!
Oh my gosh, Sophie.
(Sophie laughs)
You made such a mess on the floor.
Guess who's vacuuming?
(Cherry sighs)
- That was already here when I arrived.
- I was nice and neat, rolled it all up.
- Oh, you cocooned it.
This goes straight in Cherry's bedroom, this carpet.
- You have one of these on there?
Dude.
- What? I'm just coping you.
- You just threw it.
(Sophie laughs)
I mean, that's the main tasks finished, isn't it?
Okay, we were told that we could try
to take the backseat out.
Do we have time?
We have a little time.
Right? Are you going to help?
- Oh, sorry.
(both laughing)
Oh, done. Seat done.
- Seat done. - Finished.
- Do you want to take her out?
- You sure?
You're not worried about the mess that hits the floor?
- [Cherry] Get some strength.
- [Sophie] Oh gosh, Cherry. - [Cherry] Hang on.
- [Sophie] Don't even know your own strength.
- Oh, this looks so weird without seats.
- [Sophie] We destroyed a car.
So I've just watched Chris's "no touchy without permission."
(both laugh)
It's beer. I don't drink it anyway.
- Gosh.
There's no seats.
I can't even see.
- On your knees?
If you can see us, that is a wrap.
We have done our car work on the Ford Anglia.
I will continue this at some point
and show you what this Anglia looks like
when it's all shiny and new and happy.
Not rusty, not got poop in it.
And it's all clean and shiny.
And hopefully it's on the road again.
- I've sat in poop.
- You sat in poop.
- Yes. - Do you want to get out?
- No, I'm fine. - You're good.
(both laugh)
So have you like, sparked a new interest in cars?
- No.
(both laugh)
Okay, well, Sophie the mechanic
won't be my apprentice any longer.
It was a good trial.
- She didn't even let me use the hammer,
so don't like her anymore.
- I've got nothing for you to hammer, Sophie.
I'm really sorry.
Maybe next time I can find you something
to give a good thwack.
I hope you enjoyed this video, everyone.
If you did, don't forget to give it a magical thumbs up.
Check out the video that we did on Sophie's channel.
Go subscribe to her as well.
She is awesome. - Thank you.
- I woun't be saying that again to you, don't worry.
- I was about to say, that's the nicest thing
you've said to me today.
- Aw. But yeah, I will see you next time.
Bye!
I'm like, wobbling the car.
- The car's shaking.
Oh?
- Oh.
(garage door shuts)
- [Sophie] That's nice. (laughs)