Very excited about the coupe building. Gathered the parts to do it myself back in the '70s. Found a '36 coupe back half. Another one of those projects that didn't happen. Always regretted it. Now I get to watch you do it, and it will be fun. Hi from New Zealand.
Mad respect for your craftsmanship. Lots of sponsored channels out there that can spend a lot buying cars to restore that are not in that bad of shape. Then they poor tons more time and money in it to make it a trailer queen. You take some of the toughest to fix units that probably no one would tackle and shock everyone. With what your talent can produce on a limited budget is amazing. I know a few Mexican guys in my area of southern California that put every dollar they make into rebuilding cars to absolute beyond perfection. They never came out of the factory like that when they were new! True love of automotive art. Congratulations to all that get involved.
I didnt say this when I first saw the panel beating, but seeing a young person with panel beating skills as well as leadding skills is a real enjoyment to watch. Those skills are dying out these days.
A little bondo, some upholstery work, paint and good to go! Shouldn’t take much to fix that one up. Couple weeks tops. Keep things rolling Kyle. You are the master of metal.
Of course you know Kyle could not render his creative juices and expertise with out his classical smoking jacket and his classical symphony orchestra playing in the background. Bravo Kyle, your making body repair respectable again!
I thoroughly enjoyed the operatic introduction, the archaeological insights, the soundtrack, the cats, the droll humor, and the incredible final presentation of your beautiful automobile. I am a great fan of your art. Well done.
Wow Kyle amazing job sealing that car up. Now it's ready for winter. That must have taken you multiple hours and days to seal. Regards to Allan and Edgar
Kyle, you have to turn it into a sedan delivery. What a project! Having watched the whole video I realise that it'll have to be a 3-window sedan delivery coupe but I bet that'll be a one-of-a-kind. 😊
I think a 3 window coup will be sweet. I love the patina sauce, should help save on the rusting factor. Those white wall's look good after you had them shined and balanced lol. I love all your work, and your choice of music is the best. Much love from a lady in Michigan US. G-d bless.
Love the quick release shifter and rattle can rebuild. Those who don't like what you do with your own stuff, can go pound sand! Car looks great, love the idea of the tres vindow!
Masterful restoration! The soundtrack is most inspiring, one of Suk's most famous works. Instead of a coupe why not an eight door limo with a straight 12. Cheers! 😎👍🏎🏁🏁
I just ordered a shirt, you know.............. the one with the guaranteed satisfaction or the orange cat back guarantee, right? Keep up the good work. Keep on doing it your own way and enjoy yourself always.
Kyle, you've done a great clean up job and I'd like to make a suggestion. I've owned quite a large number of guns in my past and when they became shiny from rubbing against things like leather or cloth and/ or slightly having rusted from having sat in a humid wooden gun box or gun cabinet too long, it became necessary to "blue" them and re oil their surfaces. I'd like to suggest you buy some gun bluing and rub it into the rusted up areas of exposed outer skin, then after the brownish areas have now turned blue-black, take a cotton rag (like an old clean T-Shirt) and go over the blued in area with a thin coat of light oil on it. Rub it in well so you don't see swirls or streaks then lightly wipe dry with another portion of the same scavenged but clean T-shirt . Not only will it protect the car from rusting any further but the blue-ish color will cover a lot of flaws, scratches or former dent outlines. Should you ever decide to cannibalize this car for parts in the future, simply washing the oiled over area with a liquid detergent & hot water mix vigorously should be enough to remove the oil to a point that it would now be safe enough to prep for filler, primer and paint.
Well I'm on fence on the Chevy car plan. I love to see the kitties as well, Lady Poe and Master Allen are looking well. The kitties appear to bring you some sanity after you have spent hours in the shop/garage working on the cars and trucks! Tom and I wish you well as always.
Well, my yard work had to wait till my favorite video show was done! I like how you cleaned up that old car with that great music. Making that into a 3 window will be an awesome project. I love how you slammed those complainers! Put there money where their mouth is! Hehehehehe. Keep it up Kyle.
Scream scream scream, no no, you know when I saw that car for the first time I thought what nice looking car from the front. This would be nice as a coupé. And now you mentioned that is your main intention and I am like yes yes yes! Love to see you turn it into a coupé. And aluminium isn’t a fancy word for aluminum its just what it is called in Europe main land. Lover your channel Carter! Keep it coming.
Thank you for your fantastic work on all of your projects, Kyle. I have learned soooo much about auto body repair from your videos. Regarding the latest one, I really loved listening to the Josef Suk: Serenade for Strings, Op. 6 as background music. At first, I thought I was listening to another Dvorak: Serenade for Strings, but I was pretty sure he didn't write one in E-flat. Cheers!
Can't wait to see the conversion of this car. I've been wondering what your plans would end up being for it. I think what you want to do is a great idea.
Cool car ... my '35 Master coupe is on the back burner ... if I decide to turn the burner off I'll let you know ... she's a winner ... not unlike yours ... great video Kyle ...
How you keep finding these old girls is beyond me. They're just sitting around waiting for YOU! They know you'll take good care of them, and fix them up right.
I absolutely love what you do: the projects, the humour, the cats, the classical music. (FWIW, my favorite is when it's just watching you work with music going.) Thank you so much! Heading over to the merch store... oh and p.s. I miss Sask so much, the exterior shots really affect me.
you're the first person I've seen use heat in straightening a panel. Most people are afraid of warping panels and refuse to use heat. I can't seem to convince them that heat applied properly works great.
I have the 1935 Chevy 2 door . It was pretty toasted so I split it down the middle the long way and hung it on the barn wall.And a fairly nice 1936 I'm attempting to restore with your motivation video's By the way nice Video's learning alot...
Another exciting video in the can. Non stop action with that rascal Allan causing trouble when you are trying to peddle your fantastic merch. (ha ha ). Thanks again, I always look forward to these epic adventures.
Nice music selection in this video! You are a cultured man. Someone will see this Chevy and their heart will skip a beat! You took a pile of rust powder and made it look better than it has in seventy years! I always say you could use a helper (Igor) to help--some local kid who hares school. I know its a tall order. Has no patron appeared to finance your great work? That could happen.
I think it's cool how you pierced the car back to gether so it will look like a car visually. Someone can see yeah that car can be back on the road with a Little love. Instead of having a car in many pieces.
You should do a whole episode as Charlie Chaplin. Dressed like him, same music you're playing in this one, with the caption screens, and of course black and white. Epic.
Somebody put a snow tire on the front of that old derelict. I did that once a long time ago. The steering wheel will really vibrate when you make a turn, especially at high speeds. Be prepared for that when you take it out for a spin.
Came here for the car 🚗 repair and again stayed for the music 🎶 🎵 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦👍
Mr Carter, Do you appreciate the excellence of the music accompaniment? Bravo.
What a beauty. - The music choice - not the rot and rust.
Very excited about the coupe building. Gathered the parts to do it myself back in the '70s. Found a '36 coupe back half. Another one of those projects that didn't happen. Always regretted it. Now I get to watch you do it, and it will be fun. Hi from New Zealand.
Somebody out there wants that car. They just don't know it yet.
Like me 🙏🇺🇲northern calif
Mad respect for your craftsmanship. Lots of sponsored channels out there that can spend a lot buying cars to restore that are not in that bad of shape. Then they poor tons more time and money in it to make it a trailer queen. You take some of the toughest to fix units that probably no one would tackle and shock everyone. With what your talent can produce on a limited budget is amazing. I know a few Mexican guys in my area of southern California that put every dollar they make into rebuilding cars to absolute beyond perfection. They never came out of the factory like that when they were new! True love of automotive art. Congratulations to all that get involved.
The old car cleaned up nice. I think that Allen was looking for the orange cat on the shirt, he didn't see one, and is now upset.
I didnt say this when I first saw the panel beating, but seeing a young person with panel beating skills as well as leadding skills is a real enjoyment to watch. Those skills are dying out these days.
The descent into madness continues.
This is my favorite channel. Thank you.
A little bondo, some upholstery work, paint and good to go! Shouldn’t take much to fix that one up. Couple weeks tops. Keep things rolling Kyle. You are the master of metal.
Of course you know Kyle could not render his creative juices and expertise with out his classical smoking jacket and his classical symphony orchestra playing in the background. Bravo Kyle, your making body repair respectable again!
I thoroughly enjoyed the operatic introduction, the archaeological insights, the soundtrack, the cats, the droll humor, and the incredible final presentation of your beautiful automobile. I am a great fan of your art. Well done.
Perfect music in my opinion for this.
Didn't watch you on the 55" so I can say how much I enjoy your channel.
I really enjoy your channel 😎
Wow, it did clean up pretty nice. I like your choice of music. Very relaxing.
Wow Kyle amazing job sealing that car up. Now it's ready for winter. That must have taken you multiple hours and days to seal. Regards to Allan and Edgar
Kyle, you have to turn it into a sedan delivery. What a project!
Having watched the whole video I realise that it'll have to be a 3-window sedan delivery coupe but I bet that'll be a one-of-a-kind. 😊
Thor's hammer and classical music. What more could one want.
I think a 3 window coup will be sweet. I love the patina sauce, should help save on the rusting factor. Those white wall's look good after you had them shined and balanced lol. I love all your work, and your choice of music is the best. Much love from a lady in Michigan US.
G-d bless.
She certainly is a beautiful thing ! Nice restoration on a budget ! The two is so beautiful too ! 😉🙃😎 NZ
Love the quick release shifter and rattle can rebuild.
Those who don't like what you do with your own stuff, can go pound sand!
Car looks great, love the idea of the tres vindow!
Much rather do metal Than the electrical nightmare I've Had all week ! Cousin Kyle Gives me my Sanity Break. Thanks
Nice piece of uyard art !
Im looking forward to the coupé build.
Masterful restoration! The soundtrack is most inspiring, one of Suk's most famous works. Instead of a coupe why not an eight door limo with a straight 12. Cheers! 😎👍🏎🏁🏁
I just ordered a shirt, you know.............. the one with the guaranteed satisfaction or the orange cat back guarantee, right? Keep up the good work. Keep on doing it your own way and enjoy yourself always.
Thank you Brian, I appreciate that!
Perfect, just left work and up pops a new video 👍👍👍
Loving this car. Keep up the good work!
The old girl looks ok. Cleaned up. The neighborhood police surely not find it out of place now . Looking forward to seeing more. Cheers ❤️👍😎✌️
That "shopping cart" ding in the driver door popped right out! Sweet! God bless.
Dear, you really are a restoration wizard and also a great teacher from whom we learn a lot. Hugs
Magnificent work as always, Kyle.
Kyle creating a new class. We have Hot Rod, Rat Rod and now Yard Rod.
That Boyd rod was sweeet
Kyle, you've done a great clean up job and I'd like to make a suggestion.
I've owned quite a large number of guns in my past and when they became shiny from rubbing against things like leather or cloth and/ or slightly having rusted from having sat in a humid wooden gun box or gun cabinet too long, it became necessary to "blue" them and re oil their surfaces.
I'd like to suggest you buy some gun bluing and rub it into the rusted up areas of exposed outer skin, then after the brownish areas have now turned blue-black, take a cotton rag (like an old clean T-Shirt) and go over the blued in area with a thin coat of light oil on it. Rub it in well so you don't see swirls or streaks then lightly wipe dry with another portion of the same scavenged but clean T-shirt .
Not only will it protect the car from rusting any further but the blue-ish color will cover a lot of flaws, scratches or former dent outlines. Should you ever decide to cannibalize this car for parts in the future, simply washing the oiled over area with a liquid detergent & hot water mix vigorously should be enough to remove the oil to a point that it would now be safe enough to prep for filler, primer and paint.
I can see another item for your merch store...The Carter Auto Restyling approved Detail Shovel! No shop should be without two!
Well I'm on fence on the Chevy car plan. I love to see the kitties as well, Lady Poe and Master Allen are looking well. The kitties appear to bring you some sanity after you have spent hours in the shop/garage working on the cars and trucks! Tom and I wish you well as always.
Love the car Kyle !!!
Auto Sculpture set to classical music.
The windshield delaminating is definitely the highlight for me so far on this project
Thank you Carter I like the reconstruction work as you do Bravo to you!!!!
Well, my yard work had to wait till my favorite video show was done! I like how you cleaned up that old car with that great music. Making that into a 3 window will be an awesome project. I love how you slammed those complainers! Put there money where their mouth is! Hehehehehe. Keep it up Kyle.
Scream scream scream, no no, you know when I saw that car for the first time I thought what nice looking car from the front. This would be nice as a coupé. And now you mentioned that is your main intention and I am like yes yes yes! Love to see you turn it into a coupé. And aluminium isn’t a fancy word for aluminum its just what it is called in Europe main land. Lover your channel Carter! Keep it coming.
Thank you for your fantastic work on all of your projects, Kyle. I have learned soooo much about auto body repair from your videos. Regarding the latest one, I really loved listening to the Josef Suk: Serenade for Strings, Op. 6 as background music. At first, I thought I was listening to another Dvorak: Serenade for Strings, but I was pretty sure he didn't write one in E-flat. Cheers!
Can't wait to see the conversion of this car. I've
been wondering what your plans would end up being for it. I think what you want to do is a great idea.
Classic Cars and Classic Music--Carter's Automotive Restyling the epicenter for refined automotive restoration...
Man you make removing dents look so easy
The old Saskatoon sponge bath really did a number on this tub 😮
Good work Kyle!!
3 window coupe sounds like a plan - I'll be tuned in
That is a cool looking car Kyle , But as said you cant save them all .
Holy crap. What a result.
Nice choice of tunes.
Your metalworking skills are awesome!
Cool car ... my '35 Master coupe is on the back burner ... if I decide to turn the burner off I'll let you know ... she's a winner ... not unlike yours ... great video Kyle ...
i like that you painted the wheels in a star pattern very efficient
Kyle OMG I want the car!...But only after you convert it into a 3 window Master Deluxe Sport Coupe.
Good job Kyle!🤠👍
That is an amazing amount of work done in a week
I have too many projects now I say chop it up let’s see the 3 window build. Thanks Kyle
How you keep finding these old girls is beyond me. They're just sitting around waiting for YOU!
They know you'll take good care of them, and fix them up right.
A little wash and wax, a seat cover or two, a roll of clear packing tape for the windows. Boom, your back in business.
I absolutely love what you do: the projects, the humour, the cats, the classical music. (FWIW, my favorite is when it's just watching you work with music going.) Thank you so much! Heading over to the merch store... oh and p.s. I miss Sask so much, the exterior shots really affect me.
That was fun to watch. Quite the transformation. Those brakes will work great now! I hope to get to watch you build a coupe out of it.
I see a notification, i like i comment...
Well of course!
As usual, a very well done video with unusual, entertaining content.
Sweet ride ! Best music of any tube vids !
Love your channell. Best body person I have ever seen. Thank you for all you do.
Man you got to stop buying cars off scott and dean lol cheers from the UK 🇬🇧
that was a lot of elbow grease , but what an awesome outcome, nice work !!!! 👍
Such an elegant car I'm surprised it's not at pebble beach.
you're the first person I've seen use heat in straightening a panel. Most people are afraid of warping panels and refuse to use heat. I can't seem to convince them that heat applied properly works great.
What a cool looking car!
I like your cats! I like the music also
"Leprosy rims". Chuckled out loud over that one...
Glad you got a laugh Joe. Thanks for helping to keep the lights on here as well! I will be sure to find an appropriate way to waste your donation!
@@CarterAutoRestyling I would hope for no less.
I have the 1935 Chevy 2 door . It was pretty toasted so I split it down the middle the long way and hung it on the barn wall.And a fairly nice 1936 I'm attempting to restore with your motivation video's By the way nice Video's learning alot...
Great vidya Kyle. I can't wait to see the 3 window coupe project start, that will be awesome. Love the music too.
Keep up the great work.
your skills are so amazing looks so effortless but i know just how hard it is to do
The tail light note is pretty cool. I was not privy to that detail.
Another exciting video in the can. Non stop action with that rascal Allan causing trouble when you are trying to peddle your fantastic merch. (ha ha ). Thanks again, I always look forward to these epic adventures.
Thanks for the context
She's front row ready for the car lot !
You are looking nice in new Jacket
I did my old Bedford with the goose grease mix. When I came out after the winter I discovered the birds had eaten the whole thing.
Just a comment for the youtube algorithm. Best wishes.
Looks much better
Good ole Malibu Towing (or in Canada “Caribou”) always when and where you need them.
Nice music selection in this video! You are a cultured man. Someone will see this Chevy and their heart will skip a beat! You took a pile of rust powder and made it look better than it has in seventy years! I always say you could use a helper (Igor) to help--some local kid who hares school. I know its a tall order. Has no patron appeared to finance your great work? That could happen.
New Subscriber. Love that you made this into some very cool yard art! Appreciate your sense of humor as well as your music choices.
It just so happens that I have the Autobody Archaeology shirt on today.
Another Kyle Carter trailer queen. 👍
Yard art? Where I come from, that's daily driver material. I see you have the same spider delete machine as I have.
If Kyle says it's junk, it's beyond junk.
I think it's cool how you pierced the car back to gether so it will look like a car visually. Someone can see yeah that car can be back on the road with a Little love. Instead of having a car in many pieces.
The music really reminds me of the video by Chevy of building these in their factory. But more ominous.
You should do a whole episode as Charlie Chaplin. Dressed like him, same music you're playing in this one, with the caption screens, and of course black and white. Epic.
Wonderful Opening! Keep the choice in music!
you can always replace wood with fiberglass and spray foam :P
Bad Chad needs to buy this car. He also lives in Canada.
OK Kyle - Not saying that you actually did it, but did you put a sardine under the "T-shirt" just so your cat would play with it?
Somebody put a snow tire on the front of that old derelict. I did that once a long time ago. The steering wheel will really vibrate when you make a turn, especially at high speeds. Be prepared for that when you take it out for a spin.