Talk about economy of motion- no need to CAD drawing or sketch out the floor braces, just whack 'em and burn 'em in. No wonder you can get these projects running while I sit here thinking... I think the tail light holes are wierd, I like the previous idea of sequential Impala lights to break up the back end. I owe you a lot, as watching you keeps me from starting another money- pit project! THANKS!
Brent, some of that music in your videos reminds me of Booker T and the M gee's. Do any of y'all remember them? I think it was in the late 60's to mid 70's . No singing just music, that I can remember. The early good ole days. My good ole days were in the mid 70's thru all the 80's & mid 90's ....Great Times......Love the build, keep it going my Canadian Friends.....
..hi Brent...as always, your work is simply amazing, but I think the best thing I saw was Pablo going up the stairs when you were framing the fuel tank.....
Like the way the T is coming along. Its like watching an Artist at work do not know what is coming next. Then Wham it all comes together. I believe Pablo has watch you weld so much that I bet ole Pablo is a pretty good welder also. Liked the visit to car show some very nice Rods you Guys have up there.
Well that Model T is stronger than it was when built. With all the extra support you have added Brent. Coming along. And the car show was a nice twist to end the video. Thank you for sharing!
'40 Buick tail lights? Meh, I was almost close. I thought they were '47 ish. I got the make right at least, heheheh... Brent, it's always a pleasure watching you fabricate and create new rides!!!! LOTS of cool rides at the end!!
I like your M,O, of "figuring it out" as you go along. It reminds me of the man who said, "Wisdom is not knowing what to do ultimately. It's knowing what to do next."
Excellent 😁 I also like this History does not always repeat itself. Sometimes it just yells, ' Can't you remember anything I told you? - John W Campbell Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺
Excellent video Brent :) plus shop dogs Pablo , Buddy to also car looking nice and shape to you with ideas too ! Also nice vechiles at local vechiles show & shine also one tonight Saturday night June 26 2022 had a interesting ones near a 1984 Toyota Camper 1/2 ton like S15 Chevrolet but camper add on also Hummer in looking like a 4 door jeep but 7 feet tall from ground to top with 28 inches 10 lug nuts wheels! Plus old classic motorcycles too from years ago in 1940 to 1980's plus new too!
That floor structure was next level stuff compared to your other floor pan supports. Never has inch square done so much! Thank you for taking us to the show at the end of the video. LOTS of cool stuff there! Always a cool adventure with H.K.!!!
Aluminum prices are ridiculous right now. I want to get more practice on my lathe and milling machine but I can hardly afford materials! I feel your pain!
Nice project, as usual. I'd rather have seen a column shifter, however; give you more room inside and keep the clutter down. Column shifters that are external to the column were pretty common back in the day. The shoebox Ford that donated the dash probably had s column shifter that fastened to the side of the column. Maybe something like that could be adapted to the after market column. Otherwise you probably have several columns in your yard with auto-trans shifters built in that you could cut down to fit, give you better signals, wheel adjustment, shifter, ignition switch, steering lock, and more. I do agree; I wouldn't chop it any further. One strategy for the interior skin that's popular with RVs is to shape the interior skin on a light frame and then fill the cavity with foam insulation. The resulting stressed skin panel is strong and quiet. You do nice work in the shop and on your videos. I think yours is one of the best rod and custom channels on the web.
Yep looking good if you got a Kubota dealership in your town older tractors coming still crates maybe you should check them out and you get some nice steel 1 inch stuff all kinds of steel tubing that's where I got a bunch of steel from the Kubota dealership here it works out really good something you might try most the time you get it for nothing or maybe coffee money. Turning out really nice Nice little car show too. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦🐕
Absolutely love all of the vintage and custom rides at the end of video, of course my favorite is the black T-bird, have always loved the older T-bird's. Cheers.
Pretty awesome Brent, I like the gas cap in the trunk, no point in poking holes if you don't need to, and I know you can use a rod on the shifter, who needs cables, 😉
Thanks for sharing, Brent! Watching you build the floor structure was very interesting, but the car show footage at the end was pure bonus material! That looked like an amazing bunch of vehicles, for sure! Enjoy! Be safe! Bro Harry
As always love all your builds and content!! Wonder if you speak a bit more sometime about what it takes for a custom built rig to pass a MB safety. Obviously you have it very much all figured out!! Thanks again
Alberta Iron Indians Pontiac Club Edmonton posted a pile of photos from the ESRA Show & Shine event. They list 300+ cars present. Some awesome stuff to browse if you haven't yet.
Awesome to find your channel as suggested by MAKE IT KUSTOM and now I'm subscribed to two awesome channels . Guessin' you too are a Canuk ... cheerz from Ontario !
Nice show ! Lots of talent sitting there and money ! Lol. I think one year someone tried to figure out how much all the cars at Back to the 50’s were worth combined and it was somewhere in the $250 million range for an average of $20k each all within a 100 acre area ! WOW !
Gonna be a cool car. Lol did anyone else catch his dog climb up those attic folding stair case/ladder?
The sides of the roads are full of floor material most have posts with them...lol
An idea😁😁😁
Those aren’t post they’re crossmembers.
Could be possibly use cats eyes as reflectors and Armco side Barriers as wheel arches...
@@JustinPaul1st bumpers
This builds rocketing, want be long before it rolling down the road, all the best to you and your loved ones
Minty !
Thank You for sharing your video, and letting us hang out .
Later ...
Talk about economy of motion- no need to CAD drawing or sketch out the floor braces, just whack 'em and burn 'em in. No wonder you can get these projects running while I sit here thinking... I think the tail light holes are wierd, I like the previous idea of sequential Impala lights to break up the back end. I owe you a lot, as watching you keeps me from starting another money- pit project! THANKS!
Brent looking good! Waiting to hear it purr! 👌👌👌Sweet says Peg Leg!
Brent, some of that music in your videos reminds me of Booker T and the M gee's. Do any of y'all remember them? I think it was in the late 60's to mid 70's . No singing just music, that I can remember. The early good ole days. My good ole days were in the mid 70's thru all the 80's & mid 90's ....Great Times......Love the build, keep it going my Canadian Friends.....
Some good looking rides at that show!
Thank you for the great car show.
Very nice Job on the floor Brent and the Fuel tank Lots of Sweet ride’s ate the Show
THANKS BRENT GREAT WALK AROUND THE SHOW !!!
You are definitely not afraid of hard work. Good job.
Love the bonus car show. Nice.
Looks good Brent.
Yes! A new episode the evening is saved.
Loved the car show at the end. Thanks again for showing your amazing vision and skill.
COOL HOT RODS
..hi Brent...as always, your work is simply amazing, but I think the best thing I saw was Pablo going up the stairs when you were framing the fuel tank.....
Pablo seems to like going up the stairs…saw him do it before👍
That car show walk through was epic! Thanks for the share Brent.
Like the way the T is coming along. Its like watching an Artist at work do not know what is coming next. Then Wham it all comes together. I believe Pablo has watch you weld so much that I bet ole Pablo is a pretty good welder also. Liked the visit to car show some very nice Rods you Guys have up there.
Well that Model T is stronger than it was when built. With all the extra support you have added Brent. Coming along. And the car show was a nice twist to end the video. Thank you for sharing!
'40 Buick tail lights? Meh, I was almost close. I thought they were '47 ish. I got the make right at least, heheheh...
Brent, it's always a pleasure watching you fabricate and create new rides!!!!
LOTS of cool rides at the end!!
'47 for sure!
Thanks for the car show at the end, It was a very nice add on to your build.
Like I said before "FIRST OF ALL TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH- God's Blessings, You are in our Prayers."
Sure enjoy watching you work and enjoying your tune’s. Thanks
Greetings my friend, really loving this build. I think the taller cab is sweet. Gives it that custom 60's look. Keep up the great work, take care. 👍
PABLO said he likes the bench seat idea for riding more room / the build is coming along well / cool cars and trucks at the end thanks
Bomber vibe....nice....
I like your M,O, of "figuring it out" as you go along. It reminds me of the man who said, "Wisdom is not knowing what to do ultimately. It's knowing what to do next."
Excellent 😁
I also like this
History does not always repeat itself. Sometimes it just yells, ' Can't you remember anything I told you?
- John W Campbell
Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks Brent for sharing this , you're a excellent builder ,great job on All your builds !!
Super car show. Keep doing them and they will come
Coming along nicely! Love it.
A hotrod floor building tour de force. Thank you.
Wow some beautiful cars there.
Nice work .....always enjoy your show....
New Zealand 🇳🇿
Nice bit at the end to share the show. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing 👍😀
Always a pleasure watching and learning some of your techniques Brent! I liked the car show as well too!
Wow, some more great looking cars at the end 👍
Watching your videos is a awesome. But it makes me wish I had a shop and was rebuilding old cars too!
👍👍
It's coming along nicely.
Nice flooring, came out well. Also love the doggo in the back ground climbing the stairs. Haha.
Lot of work done in that little bit of time.
Excellent video Brent :) plus shop dogs Pablo , Buddy to also car looking nice and shape to you with ideas too ! Also nice vechiles at local vechiles show & shine also one tonight Saturday night June 26 2022 had a interesting ones near a 1984 Toyota Camper 1/2 ton like S15 Chevrolet but camper add on also Hummer in looking like a 4 door jeep but 7 feet tall from ground to top with 28 inches 10 lug nuts wheels! Plus old classic motorcycles too from years ago in 1940 to 1980's plus new too!
That floor structure was next level stuff compared to your other floor pan supports. Never has inch square done so much! Thank you for taking us to the show at the end of the video. LOTS of cool stuff there! Always a cool adventure with H.K.!!!
Happy Saturday! Thanks for another great video Brent!🐾🍺
Love the GMC silver and green looks sharp 😎 some sweet iron 🥰
The car show is cool
If you were my neighbor. I'd never leave the shop. Love to work on my hot rod also.
Enjoyed the show, Thanks, Ronnie.
Very productive. lots done...good engineering.
Floor's look wonderful! Nice looking car and trucks
Aluminum prices are ridiculous right now. I want to get more practice on my lathe and milling machine but I can hardly afford materials! I feel your pain!
What a nice collection of rods and classic street machines at the end. Thanks for taking us along.
Some cool GMCs at the show I really like gold and silver one
Looks good like that put the sun fixed it small enough allready.
Thanks for sharing . Always a good time
Nice job 👍 bird cage Italian cars were similar in construction 🤔 keeps things light 😎
I like the cab the way it is ... looks great
I like it! With beach seat you stretch your are out while you cruising.
Awesome work !well done.👍👍🆒🆒 The Studebaker next!
Thanks for nice vid Brent. Soon you can parade your own collections too.God bless
Nice project, as usual. I'd rather have seen a column shifter, however; give you more room inside and keep the clutter down. Column shifters that are external to the column were pretty common back in the day. The shoebox Ford that donated the dash probably had s column shifter that fastened to the side of the column. Maybe something like that could be adapted to the after market column. Otherwise you probably have several columns in your yard with auto-trans shifters built in that you could cut down to fit, give you better signals, wheel adjustment, shifter, ignition switch, steering lock, and more. I do agree; I wouldn't chop it any further. One strategy for the interior skin that's popular with RVs is to shape the interior skin on a light frame and then fill the cavity with foam insulation. The resulting stressed skin panel is strong and quiet. You do nice work in the shop and on your videos. I think yours is one of the best rod and custom channels on the web.
Good point I have not committed to my shifter yet but don't see where else to use it haha
Love the build method. Just do it. Always impressed.
Yep looking good if you got a Kubota dealership in your town older tractors coming still crates maybe you should check them out and you get some nice steel 1 inch stuff all kinds of steel tubing that's where I got a bunch of steel from the Kubota dealership here it works out really good something you might try most the time you get it for nothing or maybe coffee money. Turning out really nice Nice little car show too. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦🐕
It's looking good 👍👍🇨🇱
I love the fuel thank
Great progress on the car!
that's a lot of work done I like the fuel filler in the trunk great vid mate awesome
Thank you for your video.
Absolutely love all of the vintage and custom rides at the end of video, of course my favorite is the black T-bird, have always loved the older T-bird's. Cheers.
Pretty awesome Brent, I like the gas cap in the trunk, no point in poking holes if you don't need to, and I know you can use a rod on the shifter, who needs cables, 😉
Wow wow nice my friend good and great job
Cool bild Cool car show
Brent it’s amazing what you can do. I’m sure you’ll make a million viewers soon. Keep it up buddy. 👍
thanks for the new project, nice to follow how progress, looks good
Thank you for another great video Brent you da man
It's awesome watching it from one car to a awesome ride love watching your videos so cool 😎
Thank you for sharing your journey !!! Stay safe and God bless you and yours !!!! Eddy
I'm really enjoying your way of fabricating your hot rods. Keep up the great work 👍
Very good show, I love that car show as well, catch ya on the next one
Thanks for sharing, Brent! Watching you build the floor structure was very interesting, but the car show footage at the end was pure bonus material! That looked like an amazing bunch of vehicles, for sure! Enjoy! Be safe! Bro Harry
nice cars at the show
Awesome as per usual an love the walk about
Well cool
Congrats Brent on getting stuff done for the day. looking better everyday. thanks for showing us the car show. lv Cool Pablo.
Great video glad you posted keep them coming thanks
Master craftsmen at work. Like your vision on this build! On your closing of the video…the Chevrolet Whisky Barrel Dually! Mint!
As always love all your builds and content!! Wonder if you speak a bit more sometime about what it takes for a custom built rig to pass a MB safety. Obviously you have it very much all figured out!! Thanks again
Love the work and think it is well done but MB safety is absolute BS and a skilled builder breaks all the rules yet factory junk is fine.
The music and the rods at the end of the video was fantastic. You should do that more often.
All that tubing will stiffen up the body nicely. Always enjoy your add hoc way of building. Great work again. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
You are one talented man.
You Sir, are a master with that grinder and cut-off disc. As I have commented before, the hardest working guy on TH-cam.
Alberta Iron Indians Pontiac Club Edmonton posted a pile of photos from the ESRA Show & Shine event. They list 300+ cars present. Some awesome stuff to browse if you haven't yet.
Cool car show.
Awesome to find your channel as suggested by MAKE IT KUSTOM and now I'm subscribed to two awesome channels . Guessin' you too are a Canuk ... cheerz from Ontario !
Another fun build to watch. Excellent work. Some very nice rides at the end.
Dude I love the way you think you have an amazing mind very good I love to watch you work your friend and biggest fan North Georgia Mike
Hey Brent, enjoyed the video, hot rod is coming out nice....Ralph
Nice show ! Lots of talent sitting there and money ! Lol. I think one year someone tried to figure out how much all the cars at Back to the 50’s were worth combined and it was somewhere in the $250 million range for an average of $20k each all within a 100 acre area ! WOW !
"figure it out as I go..." thanks for sharing the creative process with us...good stuff, sir.