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@Smallblock_Saloon thanks dude!

@50buickboysuper11 hahaha you scare me!

@Smallblock_Saloon thanks, miss the updates on your build already, can't wait to see yours out. Let me know if ya want to add some cheap and easy flames to those pipes

@dogpatchfab i Really think im going to do that.. I cant believe I didnt think about it..but glad you did ! Lol

@Smallblock_Saloon awesome, glad i mentioned it hahaha. I've built and installed em on several customs. There's a few ways to do em, even without running an extra fuel supply.

@@RobTheRebuilder absolutely! Hope ya are having a great holiday season. We'll get together soon on the econoline

@@dogpatchfab You bet!

@anthonywarren1317 thanks Mr! I'm diggin your updates on the roach coach too.

@jasongalyen glue and screw method it is a step design, which let's you run screws through the wall and into the floor. There are 3 contact points creating a very tight strong joint. Horizontal vertical and the final inner wall sit Horizontally on the floor. I'm finishing up a wall to floor video now and will get it up ASAP

You too, it was kool to see the truck in action after watching your build. See ya on the road.

@@EduardoJimenez-rk8nw thank you, I'll get back to the next one here soon, we have gotten busy with camping and shows this summer.

@@dogpatchfab 👍👍

@@kurtdowney1489 uncertain t

@venaseph6314 the short rear walls are 18" back, the fronts angle are a 45 degree angles. the rear angle varies depending on my inside shelf height and rear door size. I'm actually filming a budget square drop build now and covering the angles and how the rear differs. It should be done here shortly

@@EduardoJimenez-rk8nw thank you, new episode on the budget 4 x 8 coming soon!

@jasongalyen thank you, those fenders are from ebay, those measured 32 long x 12 wide, I'll look and see if I can find the sellers profile they sell on ama,on too if that helps

@jasongalyen that spare tire mount is from harbor freight. I did modify the wall with extra support. And welded long threaded rod to it to act as wheel studs, and cut to length after fitting the wheel/tire. The tire also uses the fender for support

@67JD110 thank you for checking in! I will be uploading the next episode within the next 2 weeks.

@RNHomevestors jf It's a turd lol. But seriously it's a 54 chrysler with some customizing done. Just frenched in some tail lights and added skirts too

@sideswiped6874 same here but I did build a 64 comet into a period gasser and had fun for a while. Blew up the 496 ford stroker and dropped in a 383 chevy stroker to make the ford guys mad

Oh man that would be awesome to have! Thanks!

Thank you, no I only use the 1" butyl tape on the flat surface where the screw holes are. Nothing on the 'leg' edge, as it would cause a gap between the wall skin and trim. Later I will go along that edge with some clear sika flex sealant in a caulk gun. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment I appreciate you.

Thanks, I appreciate your reply.

I built it if you go back and watch some of the build episodes you'll see it come together

Absolutely!

There's a good chance since it's currently at galpin Ford in California. I'll have to check with Dave.

You are welcome, I actually built a clone of this car a few years back it's now in the hands of another builder with a huge collection of famous show/TV. cars, so I've been collecting pics and news on it for years, even narrowed the hunt down to a town in California a few years back. I've been graciously allowed access to this original from the current owners and have been in contact with the original builder throughout the years since about 2003. Both helped me build my clone and acquire lots of data and pics. Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks for following along, he's already talking about another one lol

I buy from AP products on Amazon they call them RV table support trim

@@dogpatchfab I found them Thanks alot

Nope everyone complained about talking and music so he wanted to switch to time lapse.. you have to read what's on the screen as you go sorry.

Thank you very much!