The Shocking Story Behind Project Binky and Its Epic Delays

Project Binky is back—and yes, it's still alive! This isn’t just a car build; it’s become one of the most iconic engineering sagas on YouTube. Started by Nick Blackhurst and Richard Brunning of Bad Obsession Motorsport, Project Binky takes a rusty Mini Cooper and transforms it into a turbocharged AWD monster using parts from a Toyota Celica GT4. Over a decade later, fans still check their feeds for updates—and for good reason. From expert fabrication to dry British humor, this build is about more than horsepower. It’s about passion, craftsmanship, and persistence. So why did it take so long? What’s really been going on behind the scenes? And what happens next? Dive into the fascinating story behind one of the internet’s slowest, most beloved car projects. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe if you’ve been riding the Binky wave too!

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