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I can’t wait to get my package! Thanks so much for your awesome upgrades, can’t wait!!! 😁👍

Definitely a bench seat.🤠👍

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Sweet

Outstanding

Have you ever thought about doing something like this for the 83 Silverado but making one that would raise it up to the stock ride height?

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Awesome thanks for sharing can't wait to get ahold of those

EXCRUCIATINGLY AWESOME YO! KUDOS ON THE BUILD!

Where do you buy the lift kit?

Super cool! Great lookin part's and fitment 👍

Did it come out?

What about construction with a ladder rack

Outstanding!!

Great products! I will stocking up from you soon!

Might have to pick up one of the American muscles 😁👍

You’re all sold out of the lift kits 😪. Where did you find those wheels & big tires at ?

Cool

i hope it doesn’t break the bad

Very nice! I dig the decals!

Great quality bases and interiors 👍 I'm workin with some now,along with the 55 gasser kit I recently purchased .These parts are well made and fit nicely 👌

Great job. Does this fit the premium casting as well?

can you offer a lowered chassis for this

Very cool! I was looking at these on your site a few days ago.

I bought a couple of these roof racks. Great product! I haven’t painted them yet.

Outstanding job thanks for the ride

Where can I find a small tap and die set to thread back into the post for screws?

A good bit head should fit right in the post groove.

Where was this held?

Wheels are Y5's. Kinda surprised it didn't have J5's like a lot of Japanese castings. Nice review

Nice

But how do you fix it back together?

Hi Sir, if im using 1.5 or 2.0mm drill bit? Also can?

Look's awesome lifted with the better looking wheels. Where do you get the lift piece's at?

I need this car for my Porsche collection

Do you use screws to reassemble afterward? Or not take apart vehicle's for swaps?

I learned there's always a risk and reward of drilling out rivets. Sometimes it's like the bits are either too big or not enough sometimes. Worse is drilling into your hand.

Really helpful thanks bro! I just did my first wheel swap today. I took some blue wheels and put them on a mad mike drift attack.

Drilling the metal body cars while you hold them is no big deal, hard to accidentally stab through metal. its the plastic body ones you have to look out for

Super concise and efficient demonstration! I need to remember to use the flathead to remove the last of the rivet buttonhead instead of relying on the drill bit, much cleaner release.

Do you sell them or just have a lot for your own projects ?

Como tava, tava melhor abençoado, 👍🏾

How do you assemble it back? Tap it and use screws?

Hello

Great video man 🎉🎉 new sub 👍

Wow. You sure do offer a lot of cool stuff. I had a feeling that you were an artist. Have you ever tried working with pixels? Simple 8-Bit graphics type stuff. It's fun, especially if you used an animation program with it. I haven't done any in a while but, I like to use Win Paint and Unfreez for my stuff. Seeing your own artwork, moving is exciting! I love your wheels and decals!

Cool little car. I really like those orange wheels better on it than the stock wheels. If you like cartoon cars Tomy used to make some micro RC cars called "Bit Chat-G" in Japan and "MicroSizers" in the U.S. distributed by Hobbico. There used to be a large fan following for them and a group of fans called "Bit Pimps". Radio Shack "Zip Zaps" were their competition and their cars were less cartoonish and had a longer wheel base and interchangeable outer rims called "Hubs". "Muscle Machines" also did a micro RC line and there were also other similar brands but, "MicroSizers" and "Zip Zaps" were the most advanced and had the best interchangeable parts and accessories. There was even a Shockwave video game for the "Zip Zaps" cars called "Zip Zaps Street Rally". You may also like "Penny Racers" which are imported from a Japanese toy line called "Choro Q". The Playstation 2 games "Choro Q" and "Road Trip" are a lot of fun.

Nice parts. Do you pre-paint any of them or just sell them as is? I guess I need to just check out your website.

I like your precision modding methods and easy tutorials. You, sir are an artist!

That's a cool mod. I was already wandering if you were a cartoonist. I like your avatar art. It reminds me of the old school art from the 1940s. It also reminds me of the cat art from the bass drum in the drummer's set for the group the Stray Cats. I figure you do need some kind of artists touch to print-off a cartoonish part for a cartoonish object. I would like to have a 3D printer myself but, I can't afford one right now and on top of that I have a bug problem that's been hard to get rid of and I just know that they would ruin anything new that I bring into the house. Anyway, great video and tutorial. Thank you.