I'm so happy to see the car coming together. It may take it's time but nothing is rushed or hacked together, there is craftsmanship and thought behind every detail. Love your work
I love the sheet metal work. Everyone seems to be afraid of sheet metal or they want to use way to heavy of a gauge and frame it with tube. I love the fact that you are shaping the panels and making them flow. Top notch Kyle!!!
Just watching you cut that sheet metal, those scrap pieces all coiled up... pretty sure you could make some sweet ear rings for Mrs Voss... maybe ‘Raptor’ them.. ideal Crimbo present...🤔🤭😳
Ran across your Prime series and noticed your beautiful Lab is in the shop when you're wearing hearing protection working metal but he/she isn't. Your Lab would probably be super grateful to have some ear muffs as well. 🙂
@@Thefabforums I love seeing the sheet metal go on this thing and watching it take shape. You're doing your great friend proud with this build.👍 Great video as always, Kyle. I wish you, SeeWee, and your whole family a wonderful Christmas. Cheers, buddy.🍻
Great video long and productive. I learn a lot just seeing u work. by far ur best video this year. keep up the amazing work, marry Christmas and happy new year! god bless
Great to see you doing work on The Bibster again. I noticed (around the 23 minute mark, that you're using black Sharpie in your sheet metal!!!) (Just busting your balls) Great Work!
You should consider adding a horizontal body line along the roof above the rear window that connects to the other two lines you have running the length of the roof.
I think if you made the rear of the car kinda look like a tonneau cover that stops no further than the rear tires and have a dove tail wing that sticks up and out past the tires. From there you can basically go straight down a few inches to put your tail lights and rear bash bar, I think that would look pretty cool
Thought on rear bumper. Tubular long oval with plate in center and Corvette recessed ovals. Then mount assembly to rear axle with tubes with internal springs for light impact and not mess up suspension or bumper. Leave all the back open as all the work that you did back their being covered in will take away from the general theme
Hey Kyle! I hope you get to read this . . On behalf of amazon prime viewers, where should we go to see the rest of the season 2? (modern day hot rod build) it all stops at season 2 episode 1 . I guess this vid is a good place to start, it looks like where we left off on prime with the same build. 👍👍 👍👍 👍👍
for some reason I can see some 60s Cadillac lights on the rear and a 57 chevy bumper in the front. horns in the front and back. or some new or old mustang lights on the rear
just a thought if you put a removable stop on it for when your driving and every day stuff but at shows remove it so you can lay it on the ground. best of both worlds
think the part over the diff and under the window needs to get a bit of a boat tail a lot shorter , and pointed down a little steeper live.staticflickr.com/73/224325572_6d82855e71_b.jpg could make a nerf bar type bumper mounted to the rearcase of the diff or the diff tubes can mount the numberplate under the point under boattail gives you a spot to hide the numberplate light under the point shining down too , the brake / indicator / reverse lights you could make in the boattail piece under the rear window on each side , make the cover shaped like the body work so they dont mess up the lines out of lexan and put a box behind them with the actuall lights inside , think if you get dark(ish) lexan and paint the inside of the box matt black you whont see the lights behind them untill they light up / could replace the lexan by a chromed trellieswork like a grille i.pinimg.com/originals/7f/0f/81/7f0f8147c547fdf5e268997235f70725.jpg but with individually shaped thin round bars , will be eazier to get that to follow the shape i think
Speaking of markers, give RevMark a look. They have some of the best markers on the planet and they are specifically designed for guys like us! I have quite a few different markers from them and they are all just awesome! TIP: Check out the Bright Series... revmarkusa.com/
modelling the car in 3D before manufacturing the car would save you lots of time and literally eradicate the trial / error part of your work. You would build the correct metal piece once. Maybe scan it and compare with the reference, and reshape it untill it matches. changing the design as you go is not optimal. There is a branch of 3D graphics named "concepting" just for that. Some illustrators can even render good 2D car concepts, but 3D is way better you can review in any angle.
I'm so happy to see the car coming together. It may take it's time but nothing is rushed or hacked together, there is craftsmanship and thought behind every detail.
Love your work
Been watching for years... your attention to detail is phenomenal. Life goals.
thanks
really love the build and the way you outfitted your shop. Makes a guy want one.
It's awesome to see someone from upstate SC that has this much talent having success building some badass stuff
This man is a mad genius and artist.
I love the sheet metal work. Everyone seems to be afraid of sheet metal or they want to use way to heavy of a gauge and frame it with tube. I love the fact that you are shaping the panels and making them flow. Top notch Kyle!!!
Thanks
Love this thing !
thanks man
Following your vision on this car is cool, that will be one fast SOB.
Wicked progress! Cant wait to see the rest of your ideas come to fruition!
My favored colors are RED, black, and silver, but I know EXACTLY what you're talking about!
The back of the car is coming along nicely.. Another great video 👍👍
It's coming along , baby steps ... well done brother
One of my top channels by miles man. Love the content
the shape of the rear window opening reminds me of a 37 studebaker dictator coupe. I like the way it's coming together.
This will definitely be like no other Mustang in the world. Fantastic work. Merry Christmas Fab Forums.
thanks....Merry Christmas
Your vision and thinking of what it should look like is something I can not see right now. "?!"
She’s really coming along! I envy your level of patience!
And thank you!
thanks...no problem, glad I could help
Just watching you cut that sheet metal, those scrap pieces all coiled up... pretty sure you could make some sweet ear rings for Mrs Voss... maybe ‘Raptor’ them.. ideal Crimbo present...🤔🤭😳
You are doing an amazing job my young friend.
Inspirational stuff man, can't wait for the planning approvals to be done so I can get my own workshop underway.
Very cool, nice job!
I enjoyed the shop videos, but im so stoked to see some more progress with the bibster. You've been getting a lot done.
Glad to see a bit of a long vid woth more progress. Keep it up!
Kyle is back in his natural environment of sheet metal and badasserie! Bibster is going to rattle the industry...
much appreciated
Man, this is gonna look so good when it's done! 😀😀
Living the dream. Carry on brother!
I really dig how the curves come together behind the tire, super COOL!!! :-)
thanks
Looks sooooo sweet!! Love watching you do work!
Good progress
Ran across your Prime series and noticed your beautiful Lab is in the shop when you're wearing hearing protection working metal but he/she isn't. Your Lab would probably be super grateful to have some ear muffs as well. 🙂
For some reason I imagine a beer keg style fuel tank back just over the diff..
I know, my Australian is showing..
looking nice
OMG... that angle at 4:21 is flagged as Not Safe For Work!😉 I'll be back to watch the rest later. Have a great day, Mr. Voss.👊😎
lol...😉
@@Thefabforums I love seeing the sheet metal go on this thing and watching it take shape. You're doing your great friend proud with this build.👍 Great video as always, Kyle. I wish you, SeeWee, and your whole family a wonderful Christmas. Cheers, buddy.🍻
Man I love your motivation and dedication. Ever head to Australia and I'd get the beers ✌
Great video long and productive. I learn a lot just seeing u work. by far ur best video this year. keep up the amazing work, marry Christmas and happy new year! god bless
Awesome 😎
Magical again.... 👊🏁🇺🇸
started watching on amazon today. switched to youtube. Love the Black Lab. I'm a dog person...then a car person.
welcome to the channel
It looks awesome
Looks awesome
That’s badass brother, loving the attention to detail perfect change on roof panel. 🤘🦅
Nice build!
Man you do amazing work love it
Great to see you doing work on The Bibster again.
I noticed (around the 23 minute mark, that you're using black Sharpie in your sheet metal!!!) (Just busting your balls)
Great Work!
I'm diggin' it.
Lookin' great Kyle, thank you!
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to everyone!
Looks good man!
Make a soft roof, retractable with like canvas or something. You already have the hole cut out. Sweet build, brother!
Take the trunk section from a notch and shrink it to fit will also give you a spot for taillights
Lookin good👍👍👍👍
You should consider adding a horizontal body line along the roof above the rear window that connects to the other two lines you have running the length of the roof.
I think if you made the rear of the car kinda look like a tonneau cover that stops no further than the rear tires and have a dove tail wing that sticks up and out past the tires. From there you can basically go straight down a few inches to put your tail lights and rear bash bar, I think that would look pretty cool
Thought on rear bumper. Tubular long oval with plate in center and Corvette recessed ovals. Then mount assembly to rear axle with tubes with internal springs for light impact and not mess up suspension or bumper. Leave all the back open as all the work that you did back their being covered in will take away from the general theme
Got kind of a limo look in the rear. I like it.
wow, this is cool mashine:) real monster:)
Va bien ya quiero ver los guada barros
I love this
Looking good. Happy Holidays!
Lookin good bud! 👍🏼
Gotta try the click sharpies. Helps me from marking everything when I drop them on the table. If you haven't already
👍👍👍
It would be sweet to do a 65 mustang shape around that back window section. It would be a lot more work but you’re not afraid of work
Awesome mate.. still hanging for some goose live action!
I have been messing with it...had some issues with charging. shouldnt be too long
Do you have a plan for a rear bumper? Or no bumper at all?
Do you have a video of how you made the front frame section? It’s removal right?
If you decide you need a keg for the rear I have 2 here in Seneca you can have. Nice work!
You ever watch Jesse James builds? I started messing with metal again off your videos keep up the good work
Question, looks like you be covering the water cap on the radiator. How are you planning on filling it?
Not sure yet
In hine sight, would it have been easier to start with a notch back?
When I do Polished Stainless Steel layouts I use a red Bic medium round lol.
Hey Kyle! I hope you get to read this . .
On behalf of amazon prime viewers, where should we go to see the rest of the season 2? (modern day hot rod build) it all stops at season 2 episode 1 . I guess this vid is a good place to start, it looks like where we left off on prime with the same build.
👍👍 👍👍 👍👍
for some reason I can see some 60s Cadillac lights on the rear and a 57 chevy bumper in the front. horns in the front and back. or some new or old mustang lights on the rear
I like it but I would leave the rear show off all your hard work on the cantilevered suspension 😎🧐
it will still show
What are those brass looking rivets
just a thought if you put a removable stop on it for when your driving and every day stuff but at shows remove it so you can lay it on the ground. best of both worlds
True
I wonder - using a blue Sharpie for layout, could that be related to Dykem Steel Blue layout fluid?
nah I think its probably more form my drafting days in school...back then all prints were in blue
Looking Bitchin!!
Also I enjoy the music you put in your videos
😮😮😮
May I ask what brand of shirt is that you're wearing (the blue flannel in the beginning)? Thanks. Your vids are awesome.
Dixxon
@@Thefabforums Thank you!
How much upward wheel travel will you have in the rear?
Its all adjustable on the coil over side and the hydraulic side so I will be able to set it to what ever I want...likely around 5 inches
Cool video Kyle, you can really see this curious why you don’t use a welding helmet / eye protection when your tacking in the pieces of metal?
mainly speed I guess...I always shield my eyes
The Fab Forums it’s really coming out great, the back window almost looks like Superman Logo...
@@craigcaggiano431 thanks....yeah it reminds me more of a diamond
|| you should do a retractable roof !!!!
Well.. that's gonna run into how much suspension travel you got?
Its all adjustable
for some reason when you mentioned you need a bumper i started to think of like a miniature Ford model T Ute tray between those cantilever arms O.o
I have the same pink dolly(hand truck)🙂
Rumble seat style tail section
yeah similar
Man!
you still have a 9-5 or are you just making content and working on projects?
Still have a 9-5
think the part over the diff and under the window needs to get a bit of a boat tail a lot shorter , and pointed down a little steeper
live.staticflickr.com/73/224325572_6d82855e71_b.jpg
could make a nerf bar type bumper mounted to the rearcase of the diff
or the diff tubes
can mount the numberplate under the point under boattail gives you a spot to hide the numberplate light under the point shining down too ,
the brake / indicator / reverse lights you could make in the boattail piece under the rear window on each side , make the cover shaped like the body work so they dont mess up the lines out of lexan and put a box behind them with the actuall lights inside , think if you get dark(ish) lexan and paint the inside of the box matt black you whont see the lights behind them untill they light up / could replace the lexan by a chromed trellieswork like a grille i.pinimg.com/originals/7f/0f/81/7f0f8147c547fdf5e268997235f70725.jpg but with individually shaped thin round bars , will be eazier to get that to follow the shape i think
Do a full roofskin on it.. Don't mess around..
please do the roof in carbon fiber
Speaking of markers, give RevMark a look. They have some of the best markers on the planet and they are specifically designed for guys like us! I have quite a few different markers from them and they are all just awesome! TIP: Check out the Bright Series...
revmarkusa.com/
love the channel. but i think you should change the wheels on this ride. they just don't fit the look
modelling the car in 3D before manufacturing the car would save you lots of time and literally eradicate the trial / error part of your work.
You would build the correct metal piece once. Maybe scan it and compare with the reference, and reshape it untill it matches.
changing the design as you go is not optimal.
There is a branch of 3D graphics named "concepting" just for that. Some illustrators can even render good 2D car concepts, but 3D is way better you can review in any angle.
This stuff has to be worked out by hand
Hey man, u forgot,,,, Do work Son... lol
28:46 It is there.
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at this rate you will never finish this build .
I heard the same thing on the last 10 builds I finished....patience grasshopper
Hilarious lol THE FAB FORUMS is a gay web site in the UK lol funny you didn't look the type lol
hmmm....I own the domain thefabfourms.com
@@Thefabforums .com is US the other is .co.uk
@@Edgunsuk .com is the standard...we also have a .co.us
Looks awesome