So, I just happened to start watching your build of the Mustang yesterday. When I got to the episode where you talk about completing your 12th infusion after your Melanoma scare.... I stopped and looked around the room to see if I was getting punked. You see, I was sitting in the infusion room for my first round immunotherapy to treat my Melanoma. I had a lesion removed from my back thinking nothing of it till I received a phone call from the PA in a nervous voice told me I had Melanoma, likely stage 4B... My world started to spin. More digging in my back, 35 staples, PET scans, blood work, lymph node biopsy's. All said and done it turned out to be stage 2A. So here I am, infusion 1 of 12 watching your Mustang build. Small world, Hope your health remains great and as for the Mustang.... A is for Awesome. Richard
as a fellow red beard and a guy who has multible scars on my back and ass from removed melanoma i was quiet pissed that he was sunburned through the sema show. almost screamed at the monitor put on s u n s c r e e n. haven t you learned nothing!!!!! but hey wish you the best and you both will be free from that shit soon. greetings from germany
ya, Oscar is a bonified badass! the skillsets on that kid are pretty extensive! He could go anywhere and do anything he wants but B is for Build must be an amazing employer for him to stay around for this long!
Not to single out any of your crew, but with all the labour that you all do, that would save you an absolute fortune! Oscar is a beast-fab guy, and deserves all the kudos in the world! Love the channel...always following!
I think a Ford Voodoo swap would really compliment this build. The higher revving engine and higher pitched engine sound would go perfectly with the exotic nature of the car. It would also be a nice change of pace for us, and a new challenge for you all!
I have always thought the voodoo with ITBs would be the "end all, be all" engine for this, but also I think voodoos go for around 20k on ebay and the ITB setup would be 10k ish. It'd be expensive, but very cool. The LS is a great platform and already designed for the chassis, so it'd take some questionable justification to convice yourself to pull the trigger probably.
It's funny to see the whole compilation. Lately the video's on this car were about this amazing body kit on a mustang, almost thinking of it as a normal mustang. I pretty much forgot where the car came from as a movie car. For sure my favorite B is for Build build so far and in my top list of all time youtube builds that I've seen.
Thanks for the update, thought maybe your health took a turn for the worst, but glad the absence was only due to shop moving etc. 44k for that Mustang is pretty cheap all things considering, I guess that's just the materials and parts, and doesn't factor in labor. Add another 100k on top for labor, and maybe more for shop floor rent and utilities etc. That's a 150-200k build easy if all things were added.
Do yourself a favor and start your next SEMA build ASAP so that next year you don’t have to rush and push it into its spot😂 awesome car can’t imagine what it would have been if you would have had the time you really should have had to finish it! Push out a solid build gem please you guys have the talent stop rushing yourselves
i mean, i feel like that $44k is WAY off. I didn't see a single mention of shop supplies or donor materials like sheet metal and bondo. Also no man hours were mentioned and I'm pretty sure you pay your employees
@@chonkyhonky1887 but that's what people want to know when they want to know the cost of a build. "If I were to have this built, how much would it cost me?". He should have at least mentioned how many labor hours it took, if not the cost of it
The story about the improved OG shop is so B is for Build style. Have an idea and go for it with minimal research and then have to do a bunch of extra work. But it's entertaining to watch and part of your charm
Oscar built this car!! He has built many. Just like in a most company's take from the employees and call it there own. An idea is nothing if you can't execute!!
May '02 kit car magazine had a '67 fastback body on a tube chassis and I forgot who made the body, but it was all glass and looked like it was made for IMSA racing. Absolutely perfect proportions, I think it was auctioned at Mecum awhile back, it was an actual racecar though, yet registered and insured for when you wanted to be the center of attention at a car show.
You know, I'm a real fab kind of guy and I truly appreciate this build and how amazing it is. But when my 19 year old son who has no idea what it takes to do something like this, says that's the coolest car he has ever seen. Well that says it all. I've watched every video on this build and think my son is right. Cheers R...
What a great video, really like the way this is a highlights reel type presentation of the whole build! There's just so much in cutting, fabrication, precise measuring to make all of these pieces fit together. Nice to see it take on more shape as each step is completed. Please do this again with all of future builds!
Eealistically id guess youd have to spend around double or at least 30k more to actually completely build it. if you have the tools you save a ton of money ofcourse and similarly you save a bunch if you get a steal on a chassis like this. Not to discredit you guys at all. You did a phenomenal job at this car and except for some nitpicks i love how it looks and functions.
Love the build. I just feel it could be a bit better if the rear wheel arches could have been taken in just an inch or so. It looks slightly too wide. Also the side skirts could have been a bit chonkier or done in white instead as again the middle bit seems a bit too narrow like it's wearing a corset
You can probably tack on another $3,000 for all the shop materials you didn't account for (sheet metal, bondo, rust paint, nuts and bolts, etc). Incredible, incredible job. Stunning car, amazing worksmanship.
That is a great price to build a car like that for, if you think of the average going rate for custom work at $100-$150 an hour times the amount of hours that are into the build... My guess is that the car would be $100,000+ for any ole someone to have it built.
Shelby America just won a lawsuit against gone in 60 seconds creator, for the naming right of Eleanor. You can now freely call your car Eleanor. If I were you I would be suing for damages/parts and labor that she took.
Great build. I love what you did. I could care less about the mustang purists getting upset. They say the same thing for every Porsche RWBs, but we dont care. We love the wide body. We love the modifications. We love the uniqueness. To have a one of a kind that didn’t come from a factory… that is worth bragging about. You earned that subscription and like.
I thought the body construction techniques and the master stroke of using a wrap, (instead of the hassle of a paint booth, dust and overspray etc) was very impressive. These boys are skilled.
I have been following the ‘stingstang’ build since you started but the opening montage was GREAT! SO MUCH WORK….its great to see a vision come to life and be completed. …. And why didn’t you move to the country…..where the ‘man’ can’t harass you so much….
Did you know that the Mustang Eleanor that you tried to make and was sued over cannot be copyrighted anymore? Shelby Trust won the court battle and if you wanted to remake that you can now.
Since you are not really a retail business I would look at buying land out in the country. That works here in the South. I don't know what the rules and laws you have there but here as you get away from the city the easier it is to do whatever you need to do.
With all the available warehouse and shop space available in the area you were in it's kind of hard to believe you couldn't find another spot besides that Portland trying to drum all manufacturing out of the city limits with the homeless issue in that area as well the company I work for was a sheet metal sided building and they were taking the screws out of the wall to break into the building
always excuses, most of the builds don't function well, and you only tolerate ppl that act like cheerleaders for your channel. Oscar & Kyle are good tho
Are you planning to sell those wide fenders to anyone who wants to build wide body mustang but don’t have time or skills to build those fenders? That’s awesome project!
Anyone else hear about the recent overruling of Denice Halicki's copyright on the Eleanor stuff? B is for build might be able to get the car back and finish it, or at least relist the old build series!
Ha! I feel your pain. I got detached garage built in 2019 and that was a whole circus too. All kinds of permissions, variances, approvals, town meetings, stamped drawings and stuff not to mention all the different kinds of contractors. I'm glad I did it but I'm not sure I'd do it again. ;-)
OK,44K appears to be a bit conservative on parts alone, I dare not ask about the labor cost, seeing that all said and done it will determine in the end the actual cost of any project, ei a billet oil pump gear and sprocket for a 2017 Mustang GT 5.0 is about $ 300.00, the labor is a low $1000.00. just saying, that aside it is a very nice project.
I just read an article "Court rules against copyright protection for Eleanor; could other movie cars be next?". Sounds like if you want to pursue making an Eleanor, you are now legally free to do so. I hope you do. You deserve it.
Not bad for that total car turned out super great and im sure someone out there is willing to pay alot more for this. Still you guys are all doing great. Can't wait to see whats next and boat update csr updates and shop updates keep doing what you guys are doing
Great to see the entire build in time lapse!! Amazing build, as well! I feel your pain about the shops, and space, impossible where i am, as well...keep the faith!!
Had to come back and comment the Shelby estate won the lawsuit and Eleonor is no longer copyright protected people can make the car now without fear of losing them!!!
Gonna get back into the Eleanor Mustang build? A recent court ruling sided with Shelby Trust that Denice Halicki lawsuits over the "Eleanor" name are not legal or at the very least, "overly zealous". In other words, Halicki can't sue over IP and now people can finally build their own Eleanors.
Yoooooo. Did you see that the lady who sued you just lost her copyright to the Elenor name? I don’t know if your car exists still, but if so go get her back!!!
Chris, was wondering if you could have the dude who's design you used be on camera, possibly driveing the 'stang and getting his take on the outcome???i'd like to see him ??
I wonder if that includes the hundreds of dollars spent in tape and paying a team of professionals that are the absolute best in the business to get it done.
Absolutely amazing build!!! I am starting to build a 1967 mustang (rear engine). Nothing like yours. What chassis did you go with or do you recommend for a rear engine build?
As a mechanic always over build what you think you need. Shops aren't cheap. Best to own the land. My 100x100 is slightly over 100k with me doing a whole whole lot. Nice build!!
I love this channel but it always seems like your approach is to "wing it". I am not surprised you tried to build something in Portland with properly checking the zoning or at least calling a city planner before wasting $20,000.
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So, I just happened to start watching your build of the Mustang yesterday. When I got to the episode where you talk about completing your 12th infusion after your Melanoma scare....
I stopped and looked around the room to see if I was getting punked. You see, I was sitting in the infusion room for my first round immunotherapy to treat my Melanoma. I had a lesion removed from my back thinking nothing of it till I received a phone call from the PA in a nervous voice told me I had Melanoma, likely stage 4B... My world started to spin.
More digging in my back, 35 staples, PET scans, blood work, lymph node biopsy's. All said and done it turned out to be stage 2A. So here I am, infusion 1 of 12 watching your Mustang build. Small world, Hope your health remains great and as for the Mustang.... A is for Awesome.
Richard
as a fellow red beard and a guy who has multible scars on my back and ass from removed melanoma i was quiet pissed that he was sunburned through the sema show. almost screamed at the monitor put on s u n s c r e e n. haven t you learned nothing!!!!! but hey wish you the best and you both will be free from that shit soon. greetings from germany
Whoever that guy is working in 95%of the video deserves a lot of love. He did almost everything
OSCAR! THATS IT !THATS ALL! THATS DONE!
I remember when the ginger used to do all the work himself...
ya, Oscar is a bonified badass! the skillsets on that kid are pretty extensive! He could go anywhere and do anything he wants but B is for Build must be an amazing employer for him to stay around for this long!
For those wondering it cost $44,000 :)
Still watching the video
Sick
Not in a millennium did that only cost 44k. Metal is free, and so are electrics, also welding supplies and fibre glass….
@@steve5x565 in what world is that stuff free
I think with Oscar involved it probably cost closer to 100k
Not to single out any of your crew, but with all the labour that you all do, that would save you an absolute fortune! Oscar is a beast-fab guy, and deserves all the kudos in the world! Love the channel...always following!
man hours are free in youtube land
A number of your cars aren't 100% finished. Love to see them all finished, running well and ready to go.
I think a Ford Voodoo swap would really compliment this build. The higher revving engine and higher pitched engine sound would go perfectly with the exotic nature of the car. It would also be a nice change of pace for us, and a new challenge for you all!
yes!!! or the new 7.3 godzilla crate engine
let the man sleep in peace lol
I have always thought the voodoo with ITBs would be the "end all, be all" engine for this, but also I think voodoos go for around 20k on ebay and the ITB setup would be 10k ish. It'd be expensive, but very cool. The LS is a great platform and already designed for the chassis, so it'd take some questionable justification to convice yourself to pull the trigger probably.
The build is never finished
Imagine turning your head to look for the Ferrari but instead you get something better.
It's funny to see the whole compilation. Lately the video's on this car were about this amazing body kit on a mustang, almost thinking of it as a normal mustang. I pretty much forgot where the car came from as a movie car. For sure my favorite B is for Build build so far and in my top list of all time youtube builds that I've seen.
Thanks for the update, thought maybe your health took a turn for the worst, but glad the absence was only due to shop moving etc. 44k for that Mustang is pretty cheap all things considering, I guess that's just the materials and parts, and doesn't factor in labor. Add another 100k on top for labor, and maybe more for shop floor rent and utilities etc. That's a 150-200k build easy if all things were added.
Do yourself a favor and start your next SEMA build ASAP so that next year you don’t have to rush and push it into its spot😂 awesome car can’t imagine what it would have been if you would have had the time you really should have had to finish it! Push out a solid build gem please you guys have the talent stop rushing yourselves
i mean, i feel like that $44k is WAY off. I didn't see a single mention of shop supplies or donor materials like sheet metal and bondo. Also no man hours were mentioned and I'm pretty sure you pay your employees
I’m sure your right but it’s hard to calculate the small stuff. I’m sure it’s another 5-10g. Not counting labor rates
I mean ive never seen anyone count man hours or employee pay into the final cost of builds
@@chonkyhonky1887 but that's what people want to know when they want to know the cost of a build. "If I were to have this built, how much would it cost me?". He should have at least mentioned how many labor hours it took, if not the cost of it
Total cost 44 thousands.... having a Oscar priceless!
Oscar did a great job 🔧
The story about the improved OG shop is so B is for Build style. Have an idea and go for it with minimal research and then have to do a bunch of extra work.
But it's entertaining to watch and part of your charm
Anyone else miss the cost number in the corner! 🤣
This was an amazing build i would have loved to see a 5.0 or a 5.2 voodoo in it how ever the car is amazing
Oscar built this car!! He has built many. Just like in a most company's take from the employees and call it there own. An idea is nothing if you can't execute!!
May '02 kit car magazine had a '67 fastback body on a tube chassis and I forgot who made the body, but it was all glass and looked like it was made for IMSA racing. Absolutely perfect proportions, I think it was auctioned at Mecum awhile back, it was an actual racecar though, yet registered and insured for when you wanted to be the center of attention at a car show.
You know, I'm a real fab kind of guy and I truly appreciate this build and how amazing it is. But when my 19 year old son who has no idea what it takes to do something like this, says that's the coolest car he has ever seen. Well that says it all. I've watched every video on this build and think my son is right. Cheers R...
I liked the part where you actually talked instead of playing footage we've already seen..
I hope you're paying Oscar well. Without him, I don't think this channel would exist.
Plus he doesn’t really give him credit. The presenter is a sucky guy
That’s a lot of spacers. I wonder if custom axles would handle better
I hope he adds in $100,000 for the labor cause I know I'm not skilled enough to build this.
In Oscar we trust
It would be interesting to also have a stopwatch or something, showing how much time was invested.
What a great video, really like the way this is a highlights reel type presentation of the whole build! There's just so much in cutting, fabrication, precise measuring to make all of these pieces fit together. Nice to see it take on more shape as each step is completed.
Please do this again with all of future builds!
Truly an incredible amount of work went into this build. You guys should be proud of this absolute show stopper!
Eealistically id guess youd have to spend around double or at least 30k more to actually completely build it. if you have the tools you save a ton of money ofcourse and similarly you save a bunch if you get a steal on a chassis like this.
Not to discredit you guys at all. You did a phenomenal job at this car and except for some nitpicks i love how it looks and functions.
Love the build. I just feel it could be a bit better if the rear wheel arches could have been taken in just an inch or so. It looks slightly too wide. Also the side skirts could have been a bit chonkier or done in white instead as again the middle bit seems a bit too narrow like it's wearing a corset
It's absolutely bonkers the amount of work you guys put in to this thing. The timelape really doesn't do it justice. Amazing work fellas 🔥
Looks like Oscar did an amazing job! 🔥
You can probably tack on another $3,000 for all the shop materials you didn't account for (sheet metal, bondo, rust paint, nuts and bolts, etc). Incredible, incredible job. Stunning car, amazing worksmanship.
That is a great price to build a car like that for, if you think of the average going rate for custom work at $100-$150 an hour times the amount of hours that are into the build... My guess is that the car would be $100,000+ for any ole someone to have it built.
I would Love this Bodykit in the new NFS ;)
That song around the 7 minute mark is what would be on a Walker Texas Ranger montage if it came out today.
Shelby America just won a lawsuit against gone in 60 seconds creator, for the naming right of Eleanor. You can now freely call your car Eleanor. If I were you I would be suing for damages/parts and labor that she took.
Oh hell ya! Get Eleanor back!!
Great build. I love what you did. I could care less about the mustang purists getting upset. They say the same thing for every Porsche RWBs, but we dont care. We love the wide body. We love the modifications. We love the uniqueness. To have a one of a kind that didn’t come from a factory… that is worth bragging about. You earned that subscription and like.
I thought the body construction techniques and the master stroke of using a wrap, (instead of the hassle of a paint booth, dust and overspray etc) was very impressive. These boys are skilled.
You probably should have told us how much it costs to build since that's the title of this video
Seeing the whole thing in timelapse makes you realise how utterly insane it was
How long does a wrap last on an unpainted car? It'll have to be painted one day.
I have been following the ‘stingstang’ build since you started but the opening montage was GREAT! SO MUCH WORK….its great to see a vision come to life and be completed. …. And why didn’t you move to the country…..where the ‘man’ can’t harass you so much….
In dollars - $44,000, but in people hours combined with the skills and knowledge to make it happen (and super cool) - priceless!
Did you know that the Mustang Eleanor that you tried to make and was sued over cannot be copyrighted anymore? Shelby Trust won the court battle and if you wanted to remake that you can now.
Never really have seen it run properly. How much would it cost for that?
Feel like some middle fog lights would finish it off
Just FYI - I'd watch videos of the shop moving process, even if it is all over the place!
The new mustang looks so rad it almost looks fake! An instant classic man. Well done everyone. 👏 🤙
It was money well spent! What a fantastic build. All the effort you put into building it, paid off!!!!
Since you are not really a retail business I would look at buying land out in the country. That works here in the South. I don't know what the rules and laws you have there but here as you get away from the city the easier it is to do whatever you need to do.
I'd forgotten what a work of beauty that handcrafted fuel tank was, just to be hidden away!
The more that I see the finished car, the more I would have liked to see it wrapped in Chrome !!
With all the available warehouse and shop space available in the area you were in it's kind of hard to believe you couldn't find another spot besides that Portland trying to drum all manufacturing out of the city limits with the homeless issue in that area as well the company I work for was a sheet metal sided building and they were taking the screws out of the wall to break into the building
always excuses, most of the builds don't function well, and you only tolerate ppl that act like cheerleaders for your channel.
Oscar & Kyle are good tho
Are you planning to sell those wide fenders to anyone who wants to build wide body mustang but don’t have time or skills to build those fenders? That’s awesome project!
I would love an update on the delorean.
incase you don't upload again, Happy New Year to You and the crew. thank you for helping us get through 2022
Can you build another Elenor or see if you can get the original back?
Id love to see this with Mustang Kyle! It's nearly as wild as his shooting brake.
Anyone else hear about the recent overruling of Denice Halicki's copyright on the Eleanor stuff?
B is for build might be able to get the car back and finish it, or at least relist the old build series!
Get Eleanor back and finish it.
Law suit, recently cleared the rights to build Eleanor.. 🙌 👌.
Those timelapse highlights should just be titled 'The Amazing Oscar!".
Great build really enjoyed it. Sorry your having trouble with permits and zoning, Portland has gotten so bad
Hear me out but move the side mirrors to the arch of the fender if possible
Ha! I feel your pain. I got detached garage built in 2019 and that was a whole circus too. All kinds of permissions, variances, approvals, town meetings, stamped drawings and stuff not to mention all the different kinds of contractors. I'm glad I did it but I'm not sure I'd do it again. ;-)
OK,44K appears to be a bit conservative on parts alone, I dare not ask about the labor cost, seeing that all said and done it will determine in the end the actual cost of any project, ei a billet oil pump gear and sprocket for a 2017 Mustang GT 5.0 is about $ 300.00, the labor is a low $1000.00. just saying, that aside it is a very nice project.
When the amendment is more beautiful than the truth, how I wish I lived in America
I just read an article "Court rules against copyright protection for Eleanor; could other movie cars be next?". Sounds like if you want to pursue making an Eleanor, you are now legally free to do so. I hope you do. You deserve it.
Now that the “Eleanor” design case has been overturned, will you please continue or restart the build? It has been one of your highest views!🙏🏽
Not bad for that total car turned out super great and im sure someone out there is willing to pay alot more for this. Still you guys are all doing great. Can't wait to see whats next and boat update csr updates and shop updates keep doing what you guys are doing
Great to see the entire build in time lapse!! Amazing build, as well! I feel your pain about the shops, and space, impossible where i am, as well...keep the faith!!
Life in Portland sounds like an uphill battle.
Now that Shelby has officially won the Eleanor lawsuit. Do you plan to sue to get your car back?
Shelby won the fight over the Eleanor name. Does that mean anything for the Eleanor build that was taken?
Had to come back and comment the Shelby estate won the lawsuit and Eleonor is no longer copyright protected people can make the car now without fear of losing them!!!
$44k for the car and probably 44 more in man hours, well worth it tho, amazing build as always
I'd say it's a steal at that prices. Crazy build can't wait to see what's next.
This montage makes it seem more like Oscar is for Build, not B is for Build...
That is such a cool time lapse! Best I’ve seen in a long time! Very nice project. I love how it turned out.
Dude, 1/5 of the video dedicated to ads. That’s a lot.
Eleanor is no longer copyrighted she lost the lawsuit to Shelby get your lawyer and get moving homie do it now
Gonna get back into the Eleanor Mustang build? A recent court ruling sided with Shelby Trust that Denice Halicki lawsuits over the "Eleanor" name are not legal or at the very least, "overly zealous". In other words, Halicki can't sue over IP and now people can finally build their own Eleanors.
Such a beautiful car! Paying homage to a classic while making it modern as well! Great job guys! 👏👏👏
Yoooooo. Did you see that the lady who sued you just lost her copyright to the Elenor name? I don’t know if your car exists still, but if so go get her back!!!
Chris, was wondering if you could have the dude who's design you used be on camera, possibly driveing the 'stang and getting his take on the outcome???i'd like to see him ??
Excellent really sick looking one of the coolest cars I have seen , no horse in the grill ? Dude
all the awesomeness of the whole build in one vid!! 🤘🤘🤘
Amazing talent and work. Wish I could say it was an attractive car.
Are you gonna address the big panel gaps? Because from 3 ft away it looks so half-assed. (trunk lid, rear bumper, hood)
I wonder if that includes the hundreds of dollars spent in tape and paying a team of professionals that are the absolute best in the business to get it done.
I just that Eleanor is no longer copyrighted. Get back at them and build another
So...clickbait?
Sometimes YT do a Blog/Vlog and I think what a load of BS. Today, this is 1 of those cases. But please don't get me wrong, I love your builds.
That was the absolute best time-lapse video that I have ever seen!
I think you should name it
"Bad Frank" after Frankenstein.
Absolutely amazing build!!! I am starting to build a 1967 mustang (rear engine). Nothing like yours. What chassis did you go with or do you recommend for a rear engine build?
As a mechanic always over build what you think you need. Shops aren't cheap. Best to own the land. My 100x100 is slightly over 100k with me doing a whole whole lot. Nice build!!
It cost how much nothing is cheap these days damn 👏
Awesome build as usual. Curious what Karan thought of it… Hope to see more.
I love this channel but it always seems like your approach is to "wing it". I am not surprised you tried to build something in Portland with properly checking the zoning or at least calling a city planner before wasting $20,000.
Wow!! That was exhausting! And to think, I watched all those at full length! I need to get a life...nah! This was an incredible ride!
Awesome build guys!!! You should start on next year’s SEMA build now…lol