In this video I build and louver a rear belly pan for Kirby’s 32 Roadster To support this channel please checkout www.lgspeedkus... Thanks for watching
Nicely done! It's the sometimes hidden or obscured details (like under the back of the car) that makes all the difference! Love the execution of the nerf bar and how it all works together! That old louvre press is awesome! Go LGKustoms, keep moving forward!
It’s all in the details. The combo of the nerf bar, belly pan and quick change all add up to give this roadster its own unique look and hot rod flair. Will be cool to see it all together. I think the 56 is going to need some louvers in the hood and it would be a good excuse for a road trip.
@@LGKustoms well I have to get the heap on the road first then I’ll plan something with you. Need to nose the hood too which needs the hood ornament bump flattened out which is out of my skill set
Lookin good ! The louvers were a nice classy touch - gives it a 50's vibe. I would have cut the ends of the exhaust off and added extensions - not to say your way was wrong - just sayin what I would have done.
How much is a Louvre these days Lee. They used to be £1 a punch over here a while ago. It’s a long time since I had my last ones. Another job you made look simple. It really does tidy the rear end up. That old press is cool. Cheers all the best wishes. Tim.
Thanks for the louver work shop, now I want to do louvers on my 62 ford, would you do custom body panels so I can weld in place? Great job on the belly pan, looks trick.Thanks Lee.
Technician, craftsman, artist! Always great to watch you do your magic, Lee!
Thank you kindly
Nicely done! It's the sometimes hidden or obscured details (like under the back of the car) that makes all the difference! Love the execution of the nerf bar and how it all works together! That old louvre press is awesome! Go LGKustoms, keep moving forward!
Great panel adds a finished look.
I think so too!
That pannel came out awesome! Great touch
Thanks I think so too!
Looks terrific. Great detail for that rear space
Agreed
Looks awesome!
It’s all in the details. The combo of the nerf bar, belly pan and quick change all add up to give this roadster its own unique look and hot rod flair. Will be cool to see it all together.
I think the 56 is going to need some louvers in the hood and it would be a good excuse for a road trip.
You wouldn’t be the first who road tripped from Edmonton to here for a few louvers!
@@LGKustoms well I have to get the heap on the road first then I’ll plan something with you. Need to nose the hood too which needs the hood ornament bump flattened out which is out of my skill set
Thats good looking belly pan!
I think so too. Thanks
I like it! A nice touch, makes an ok space look great!
I think so too!
Great looking job dude! The red hot rod is beautiful too! You do amazing work!
Thanks a bunch!
Super nice job on the pan.Good video.
Thank you! Cheers!
Hello, another great video.
Hey, thanks!
Looks awesome Lee, that louver press is a neat tool. Nicely done.💯🆒
Thanks
Nice work!
Thank you! Cheers!
Looks great
Lookin good ! The louvers were a nice classy touch - gives it a 50's vibe. I would have cut the ends of the exhaust off and added extensions - not to say your way was wrong - just sayin what I would have done.
Looks sweet!!
Agreed
looks badass
Awesome 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
I like it.. Well done!
Thank you
How much is a Louvre these days Lee. They used to be £1 a punch over here a while ago. It’s a long time since I had my last ones. Another job you made look simple. It really does tidy the rear end up. That old press is cool. Cheers all the best wishes. Tim.
I charge $3 a louver
Thanks for the louver work shop, now I want to do louvers on my 62 ford, would you do custom body panels so I can weld in place? Great job on the belly pan, looks trick.Thanks Lee.
Yup! Used to sell louvered panels on my website. Let me know the dimensions you want and I can make it happen
Worried about the rear of the belly pan rattling on the glass body?
I think it’ll be okay. When it’s screwed to the crossmember it puts a bit downward pressure on the panel making for a snug fit on the roll pan.
pan looks great that nerf bar go done fast in seattle would take six months to do and cost five hundred dollars
It probably cost $500 here