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Haha they take some getting used to, but they're great

Sorry, haven't been keeping up with my TH-cam's. It's the hammer kit from hammer performance. And a led sled hard tail

On a side note. I'd HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend getting your heads done as well. This bike didn't have head work done, but my other Sportster did, and it's a night/day difference. The other will literally rip you off the seat. Don't get me wrong, this one will too, but the other can get outta hand really quick.

LoL It's an El Camino, and she's done... The C10 was sold shortly after this video was shot. Thanks dude

obrigado cara ........ Google traduz LoL

Just a regular Dremel tool with the extension wand, and a variety of carbide burr bits

Hey dude, sorry for the delayed response. This piece is aluminum so I don't need to worry about rust. On a piece that has the chance for rust, a person could clear coat the piece or yes keep it oiled or get it plated to prevent rusting. Engravers will sometimes color their relief cuts to add contrast to the piece and that helps to prevent rusting in the cuts as well. I'm no engraver by any stretch of the imagination. I just add character to certain pieces on my bikes, and it's kinda relaxing to engrave stuff. And heck, sometimes rust can add character to the piece. It all depends on what you're trying to achieve. 👍🏾🤘🏾

I'm not even gonna start that bullshit with you. I call it a short chop. I know what I did to built the bike. You call it whatever you want. I'll still call it mine. Haha

Pretty much just removing material. You could just kind of scratch it out, I just choose to make the removal a little more uniformed. On one of my other bikes, I did a combo of the dotting out areas and scratching away material. The dotting out just looked a little more even (if that makes any sense). My techniques have definitely improved since making this video, but each person is gonna develop their own unique style that they like.... Art, ya know?

True.

No, but we'll be back to see Aerosmith in the fall 🤘🏾🤘🏾

@@precision25 Let us know, we could do a dinner if you have time.

@@halljam70 definitely

Hahaha I kinda scored that little step side. She could use bed sides (both sides, inside and outside), but I plan on lowering her and just running her as is for a while. It's a great little truck. I've got a buddy doing an upgrade on his step side right now and he's giving me his old parts but I'll still need some.

@@precision25 We "had" a very clean 86 stepside in our local pic-a-part. Bed sides are gone, not sure about the rest of the bed. Truck was to nice to be in the yard, but my wife points out that I try to save them all.

@@halljam70 hahaha that sounds pretty familiar

@@precision25 Went out there Saturday, the inner part of the bed is still on the truck. The front driver's stake pocket is mangled a touch, but the passenger side is not bad. Not sure how much longer it will be out there. Cab is dang near perfect...if I wasn't bogged down with other projects, I might grab it. My long bed's cab is a bit mangled. Some from before I got it...sadly, a couple of dents are of my doing. Its' a parts chaser, so it doesn't bother me....much.

@James H we thought we were prepared. Man this place was a wreck. I secured my valuables in order though. #1 Get the kids to safety and loaded onto the truck, #2 Get the dog loaded into the truck too, #3 get the Camino out of the garage by any means necessary in case the rest of house came down (dead battery, used an extension cord as a tow strap).

She's an inside cat that's for sure. I've currently got the motor/trans pulled though. Doing a new top end and flex plate. Just slow going with two kiddos, work, and everything

She didn't fair too well this day though. Argon bottle fell on the fender th-cam.com/video/UzX117snX44/w-d-xo.html

@@precision25 You've turned out to be a very outstanding young man. My old El Camino, couldn't have found a better owner. We'll hit you up when we come up to visit Alaska, would love to see the ELCO.

@@halljam70 absolutely!! There's a slight chance we might be headed south though. My wife might have to relocate for her job. We'll know more in the coming weeks/months. Where ever we end up, the Camino will be there too. She's definitely family. ❤

@@halljam70 thank you Jim. That means allot to me. ❤ I still have the hand written instructions you gave me that day. When I read them, it always puts a smile on my face. So many great memories have been made in it. Many many more to come.

It all depends. Most pieces are totally custom and it's hard to come up with an exact cost for someone. I like to think, "what would I pay for something like this?" That usually gives me a good starting point

How much did you take for this piece (which is in video)?

Can do. Just lemmie know when you wanna do it

@@precision25 oh no i meant i built myself one a few months ago

@@bh5121 Totally! If you have any questions on what parts or processes I used, ask. Totally willing to help out if I can

I'm in Eagle RIver/Anchorage

Huntersaboo I'd look in the southwest. Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, Southern California. You'll find good, low rust vehicles there. Good luck dude and thank you 👍🏽🤘🏽

I've got a nice '66 for sale if your interested...I'm in Santa Fe.

Joyce Glover thanks Gigi

I'm using a dremel tool with the ball engraving bit. Cutting deeper, I'd use a larger ball bit or make multiple passes. I hope that helps you

Samantha Barton no on the Levi's since they've let their QC slip. Chaps, yes on longer rides. Just around the block? No

Thanks, and sorry for the SUPER LATE response. I'm just using dremel bits, nothing special. This is also aluminum not steel.

Javier Rocha I'm using a dremel tool

Haha usually May-Sept. That video was taken mid Nov though. It was an odd winter. We didn't get much snow, and it was about 24*F on that day. Man it was a COLD ass ride.

Rick G. haha thanks dude. they're fun

I got it all from air bag it dot com. except for the compressors. I got those straight from air zenith. I went with the ob2 compressors

+Sean G thx for the quick reply

Haha maybe not then. Just got to take a ride through the desert and the hills in southern California this last week. Now that right there was a fun time. Our roads are pretty rough in places but definitely lots of pavement to chew up just not a whole lotta gas stations in between lol

thanks Mark

+jojojeep1 Haha yeah that's for sure. I'd love to rip up the Brooklyn streets though. In the summers around here, the sun never sets so we never really get to ride at night unless it's cold as fuck (fall, early spring) Never been to NY, but it's on the list that's for sure. Gotta see it on two wheels

I don't why every one want's to come to this shit hole, I guess it's human nature to want to be some were different , I would love to go were there's no cars and duct tape my throttle wide open.

+westxtsew HAHA that's crazy!! You gotta put up a video of yours too. Definitely wanna see it. I always wanted to put the subs back there, but the air system won that battle. So it's gonna be JL 8W7's and Focal PolyK's with JL slash series amps. I've got all the stereo shit just sitting here. Just too lazy to install it. I'll probably get started on it this summer. I've had this Camino since I was 14. She was my first.