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- In this video we build a roof insert for a Model T sedan using metal flake vinyl and acrylic plastic.
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Music by The Cavaleros www.thecavaleros.com
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That turned out awesome! Go LGKustoms, keep moving forward!
Totally sick baby!!!!
Great 👍 job guys I appreciate all your Tips and video's keep up with the great build
Thanks, will do!
I love that you have a SCOTS poster! Dirt Track Date is one of my favourite albums from the ‘90’s.
You make me wanna walk, like a camel!
That turned out awesome. I would have painted the wood bows black. Keep up the awesome videos.
Thanks for watching!
Love that metal flake and acrylic insert, that said that metal flake doesn't like the sun. In my experience one summer in the sun and it'll be almost clear flake vinyl haha
Oh really? What brand did you use? I use Naugahyde and it seems okay in the sun. I did my Vespa seat 5 years ago and it still looks great.
Hi Lee ,Great job!! Turned out perfect!! Thanks for sharing this video, now I want to try it on my 40 panel van .
Cool! I think that would be super cool!
I'm a new subscriber and am very impressed with your work. Sure wished that I would have discovered your channel earlier, I love the background music as well.
Hey thanks!
outstanding job, Lee............Bennie CARROLLTON VA
Thanks!
Very informative and entertaining. Thank you for not blasting the music during the high speed operation. Might I also suggest a change in the music much like the frame repair episode.
This video took a few weeks to film, and I didn’t have the music I used in the frame repair video yet haha
There look really look good
Forklifts are the best thing you can have in a shop there are so many things they good for
I’m quite pleased with this one!
Holy crap is that cool!
Isn’t it?!
Most badass thing I've ever seen
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Haha cool!
Looks crazy, but in a good way . Top notch.
Thanks!
Awesome insert!
Thanks!
Looks awesome! Enjoyed watching the process.
Thanks for watching!
Great video, I was looking to do something similar with my 35 Ford. So I will save this video for reference.
Cool! Hope it helps!
Awesome, I like it!
Love it!!!
Thanks!
That is totally awesome very well done wow 👍🏼👍🏼
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Always great content Lee.
Thanks!
Awesome work Lee !! 😎
Yea!!!!
..hey Lee....nice touch on an already nice car......she looks like a jewel..........good job!....
Thanks!
Lee, I'm an old forklift mechanic. Please put some chain oil on the lift chains and some grease on the uprights. If you don't have any chain lube, drain oil works great. Dirty oil is better than no oil. Really enjoy your videos. Have you done a Model A roof insert or welded metal roof video?
Hi Gary, this video was when I first bought the forklift. I’ve lubed everything up since.
Sorry, but I have not done a metal filled roof on a Model A.
Thanks for watching!
@@LGKustoms I noticed the lift chains were kinked. Don't want them to break. Keep up the good work. If you're ever passing through Olympia and need something give me a holler.
Role of thumb put the bows in the middle of the windows for the proper look it's a simple and it works hop that helps good luck love your shop
Another great vid, cheers lee
Thanks!
Great informative video thanks for your time
Thanks for watching!
U are a natural at that meN as frm new zealand
Very cool
Thanks
Absolutely awesome workmanship, and video, I might have tinted and urathaned the roof bows, did it on an old build, and it looked real nice.
Urethaned bows would look great!
Wow..Great job on the roof!! That looks awesome and soooo suits that car! Another one I might see on the Island Hwy??..Keep it up Lee!
Thanks! You’ll probably see it around!
Wasn’t aware of previous use; eg: no windows, etc.. cool look .
FYI there are actual drill bits for plexiglass/acrylic. Nice work, thanks for sharing!
Noted for next time! It actually drilled just fine, I think it was mostly just over thinking it haha
Great work with the insert! I didnt know that you do upholstery work too.
Yup! Not a lot though, I find it kind of monotonous after a while.
I've never had luck with plexi it always cracked although lexan is super tough I made a 2 carburetor tunnel ram scoop out of lexan. You can actually bend 90° in it. Love the work you did
Thanks! I originally tried to get lexan, but it wasn’t available in transparent red.
Great tips on upholstery never knew markers could bleed through when i tackle my car ill make sure to use a grease pencil thanks!!!!
That’s the best way to make sure it won’t bleed through!
Cool
You make out of wood then you mix up fiberglass resin and micro fibers and mix it to a peanut butter paste put on joint of plywood and clamp together , then do the same to your bows screw in place and you will have a rock hard roof with a water proof joint and you can remove screws from bows also it will never come apart
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Great job ,not sure about the colour for me, perhaps a dark blue! 👍
Dark blue would be cool too. We chose red because Mike already had a red metal flake steering wheel, shift knob, and red cushions for his bomber seats.
Lee looks real cool BUT here goes lol what happens when it rains and god forgive,,he finds bird crap on it I did a very small piece for a vw speedo 16 years old and it did skratch up Iam old fart now at 72 but still going got my first flatty in a 34 ford sedan lol and did get it to run and now the small stuff starts
Thanks for the info. on what you do lots of fun to watch Hope Shannin back up to speed
Well, if it rains I guess it’ll get wet, and if a bird poops on it, I guess it’ll have poop on it haha.
I’m curious to see how it holds up. But even if it needs to be replaced every few years, it’s not a huge deal. Just trace it on a new sheet of acrylic cut it out and screw it down.
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Very nice job Lee, you just added the icing on the cake. Just thinking out loud, would it be a good idea to seal it in case he is caught in the rain?
It never rains in Victoria. Hahaha
It’s a fair weather car, and also has absolutely no windows (except the windshield) so either way, it’s gonna get wet inside. And there is also basically no interior except a bit of carpet on the transmission tunnel, so nothing can get ruined if it gets wet.
To go through that use a nail and heat it up and melt the holes innex time
That sounds like a trip to the first aid cabinet in no time! Hahaha
looks good like for you show basic sewing you can simplify things where we can understand it lol
Maybe in an upcoming video
Hi Lee, really enjoyed this. Will there be an issue with rain or washing the roof as far as leaks go? Is there a plan to seal it somehow? Also wondering if it will rattle a bit without a weatherstripping cushion between the acrylic and the metal supports. Really a cool looking roof.
Leaks? The car has no windows! Haha
This car has been driving around for a few years with absolutely no roof insert at all, so even if it has a few leaks, it’s still 95% better than it was. It’s just a fair weather car anyways, and parked in Mikes garage.
I agree on some kind of sealing of the acrylic as for one the flex in the panel and metal body will cause stress cracks at all the fasteners holding it in place. And adding fixed side windows would help as well. But maybe a little warm with no airflow.
Awesome video! Do you recall how thick your acrylic was?
Pretty sure it was 1/4”
Bitchin ride!
In real time how long did this take? Thanks.
43:44 Wouldn't counter sunk head screws been a better choice?
It took 25 hours. Counter sunk screws might have been better, but it doesn’t really matter once you foam it. They completely disappeared in the foam.
@@LGKustoms Thanks
What about rain. It does not matter how careful you are you will get caught in the rain😊
Then you get wet! This car was driving around for years with absolutely no roof insert at all.
A better bow would be made out of hard wood like oak. The hard wood will finish better with very little wood filler. Plywood has too many air gaps from the “Ply” wood glueing process.
Ima sure a real carpenter could have made a better bow out anything haha.
Imagine what all the dead people who once owned this Model T would think of this.
Hahaha this is my favorite comment so far
paint the screw heads so they disappear
I’ll let Mike do that haha. I actually don’t mind the stainless heads