Ultra LOW BUDGET BODYWORK and PAINT Your Car CHEAP! My Son's First Hot Rod - 1959 Ford Custom Sedan
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- Pole Barn Garage - The REAL Budget Channel. We start the low-dollar budget bodywork and paint job on JD's 1959 Ford Custom Sedan. Butchery? Yes. But anyone can do it for less than a month's beer money...
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If my Old Man was still with us, and he saw what you two are doing, he'd shake your hand and buy you a cold one! This country needs a couple hundred million more dads like you.
All of this stirs up lotsa happy memories for me, thinking about all the stuff my pop taught me when I was coming up. If you keep going like this, JD`s gonna grow up to be a good man.
That's actually more important than the car, even though it's looking great and is probably gonna be something you can both be really proud of.
I can't say enough good things about all of this. You guys are setting examples for everybody.
Had good examples myself
Such a nice sentiment here in your comment about your father and also your seeing how JD is being instructed and parented by Dal'un.
My dad passed too young before his 61st year, sometimes I feel his cancer was a byproduct of the distillates he worked with for decades.
p.s.
jpalberthoward, that's quite a compilation of names kind of reminds me of the moniker I use, which honors my pop.
Curljo Robbie; I choose 'Curly' as my nickname for any job where I have to adorn a name tag/badge, being I'm totally bald up top (and all around everywhere, TMI) The 'jo' and Robbie honors my dad as he was an auto body refinisher and his painter's coveralls had a name patch with his nick name, Robbie that references our sir name, Robbins. And my pop's middle name Joe is where the
-jo' comes from in 'Curlyjo' ....so there you may see what I'm suggesting or pointing out about your YT moniker. (?)
@@claztube when I saw "Full Metal Jacket" I was struck by Joker's peace sign on his lapel and "born to kill" on his helmet. When the colonel asked about it, he said "it has to do with the dualistic nature of man, the Jungian thing sir"
For me, Albert is the brilliant, as in Einstein, and Howard is the Moronic, as in Curly and Moe. The opposites in balance, sometimes complementary, sometimes cancelling each other. The dualistic nature of man, the Jungian thing. The inevitable contradiction in all of us. Curly and Moe had moments of brilliance, and Einstein Wore loafers because he couldn't remember how to tie his shoes, he couldn't drive a car, and he once fell in an open man hole.
@@jpalberthoward9 Impressive, who could have ever guessed?
Thanks for your reply.
Best Regards, Curly✌
You are doing a great job teaching JD! I was 12 when I helped my Dad do ‘glass rust repair and full paint on a ‘60 Valiant; it was the first time for both of us, and I’ll never forget it. I do love watching the TH-cam guys who can turn a flat piece of sheet metal into a quarter, but when cornered I’ll cut, ‘glass and fill my own vehicles (I tell myself that steel is old school, I’m using “composites” - less of a stigma). Looking forward to the color!
😂 it's "Corvette technology"
I enjoy watching JD doing the work on his car . He catches on pretty fast ,I'm waiting to see how the paint job comes out .
Great video. I was happy to see that the glass didn't come out and that most of the trim stayed put. So refreshing to see it this way when so many others have to put it on a rotisserie and take a year to get it done. Keep up the great work.
I'm not sure I've ever seen a regular guy bodywork video before, figured it had to be done!
i love when you explain things to JD, its feels like you're talking with me. Absolutely wonderfull series, Love it.
Very nice project between you and your son. I like how you're teaching your son discipline. In many years to come all of this will surface in this later years.
Kudos to you.
If you teach them to self discipline, you don't have to
I had a world war II veteran that's a father.. I got it good. I think my late father today for all the discipline he taught me. Even though I may have rebelled. Today I see where he was coming from. Cheers brother.
Really wish I could've had this experience when I was a little younger. I'm still a spring chicken, but it would've been cool to have my own hotrod when I got my license.
Very cool man,love the progress on JDs car. He is one lucky kid, learning all this from you. Forget the haters, keep doing what you do🤙🏻
Pretty cool to see your son learning at such a young age. he's going to have lots of skills as an adult.
Incredible video man! We watched the entire thing. Awesome job teaching JD all the tricks that you've learned over time.
Thanks brother!
You are a good dad with a great son!
I’m really loving this build. I think it’s awesome the way you and JD are doing it together. I never had that opportunity. I’m also not a big fan of Fords but I’ve gotta admit this is one really cool looking car.
"Perfection is the enemy of progress" That needs to be on a Holy Goat / Rolled Runner t-shirt!!!
That was a lot of fun to watch. Cool to see JD get the hang of it and improve his skills. Having a hard working foundation will take him far!
Really cool video it’s cool that you’re actually teaching your son how to work on his own car, it’s looking good keep up the good work.
Love how JD takes direction really well!
I've done body work since the late 60's (back yard stuff) and you ain't lying... that's exactly how we did it!
My brother has a 62 Biscayne, that we patched up back in the mid 80's, using pretty much the same process, and those patches are still holding well!
Thanks for a great video!
Love the father/son bonding.
I don't mind long videos. What you and JD do is very entertaining.
Thanks!
Kids doing better than most people at the auto body school I went to! Great job both of ya
Can't wait for JD to obtain his Drivers License, though we still have about 5 years.
And a video of him driving this to school for the first time!
Great Dad teaching "basic knowlage" of vehicle maintenance, that will enfluence him for life...
I'm torn between not wanting him to grow up and wanting to cruise with him 😅
Blink and he'll be grown.
"Museum Quality" is for museum pieces... This is a car, and it´s meant to be driven! If someone has the time, money, skills, tools and inclination... sure, go ahead, rebuild it to showroom specs (the original cars weren´t!). This is a reasonable, achievable way to keep it alive and hopefully driven. Keep it coming!
This was a completely paradigm shifting video for me. I’ve grown up in an era of “do it perfect the first time” and it’s really lead to a lot of procrastination by way of perfectionism. Sometimes, if a job’s worth doing, it’s worth doing badly lol
It is refreshing to see a father and son together doing something they both enjoy. Cherish the moments with your son and you will always have those memories forever. 👍🙏 the ole girl is shaping up to be a cool car for your son. Looking forward to your next video. Take care and have a great week. 👍🇺🇸
"What's it going to do, rust? It is already rusted." Well said. What you are doing is fine, get it on the road.
Your son is learning talents that will last him a lifetime. Good for both of you!
I’m a retired house painter so I think the body work is interesting , especially using your techniques. I’m very curious to see the end result. I’ve never used a spray system before other than a small Wagner unit. I painted my truck years ago with a roller ( hot rod magazine article )…looking forward to the next video !
My take away is, perfection is the enemy of progress, words to get things done , I like it . Great you spend time with your son teaching him to get things done, great job!
Thank you!
So if JD or someone else down the road wants to fully restore this car you've got everything you've done documented which makes a difference. There's no surprises. The important thing is that it's not just rotting away. 10 20 years from now it'll still be there to be fully restored.
Exactly!
JD's learning a lot. Some of the best schooling a kid can get is learning how to do these things on their on and save tons of money. And agree with you totally on why do so many strive for perfection. Get it done and spend a lot less money and enjoy it. It'll still look good.
Good enough is usually good enough
JD is going to be getting ALL the girls in that thing! Looking good!
Uh oh 😂
That car will seat 8 skinny or 5 chubby people easily. It depends how many friends JD has after he gets his license.
“Perfection is the enemy of progress” 😂😂😂😂 truer words have never been spoken!!
Best dad you could have little fella. So lucky to have him teaching you
Doing a great job dad!!!! Love to see kids involved .I"m sure he is so proud of it and you.
It's fun to watch JD learn how to paint. You can see him getting better and better as it goes. That kid is awesome! This was seriously a great episode. I've always been intimidated by body and paint. You've got me itching to try it. Thank you.
You just gotta dive in! There's enough um..."knowledge" here to get you started
I had a great dad like yourself that got me into painting and fixing cars. 53 years later and I'm still doing it. I have a 13 yr. Old son who helps me and loves to build cars and various things. Keep up the great work you have an awesome kiddo and he has a great dad. Someday you can sit back and watch him teach his kids.
That's awesome man
Brother can't say enough how much I love your channel, you're the real working man's channel.
Don't know how else to be brother
Good advice buddy, I like the way you think and work. You make it happen and the father son dynamic is totally awesome. Stay safe.
Great job teaching your son. I learned a few things too. Great episode. Thanks for sharing.
JD will never forget this time spend with his father fixing up his first car you are a good dad mate 👍
Thanks! It's a blast
Excellent job teaching JD, he is very lucky to have you as his dad. My dad was always too busy doing his own thing but thankfully Grampy made up for my dads absence when I was living on his farm. Car is looking good.
Takes me back to when I was a kid. I cannot say I would use some of these techniques but I understand why you are. Its great that you are getting your son involved in this. Great job.
I really enjoyed watching you and JD doing the body work together. JD you did a awesome job and I'm happy to see you willing to learn the trade. God Bless y'all.
The techniques you presented are appropriate for this type of project. Many auto enthusiasts will cuss, cry and throw things when they see this video. You stated that you are doing the bodywork the git'er done way. If your son keeps the car for a long time and wants to redo the bodywork at a ;later date he can do it on his own YT channel.
Exactly
I had to pickup all the skills you are teaching JD on my own. My father only did oil changes, and maintenance do to driving basically new cars. My own son would not spend time with me in the garage, now he is 26 and wishes he would have learned a few things out in the garage. Keep on doing exactly what you are doing, I'm going to keep watching.you and JD are one of my favorite watches now.
Never to late for someone to learn, find you guys a project
Love these episodes with your son. That young man is will never forget this and he’s learning to do things the not so mainstream way and that’s the best way most of the time. Great job as always!
That's gonna be a sweet ride when it's done. Great job guys!
Agree. Budget builds use what you have. Years ago I did the mesh and glass patch on my car, key was cutting out rust first. I am happy to see you do the hands on teaching for JD. He did great and looks like he absorbs the advice. Lucky kid to have a dad willing to teach. Great job guys.
I bought a 1959 Ford out of a field for 5 dollars, put a good battery in changed the oil and drove it for 6 years before I got to wasted and wrecked it, was a great car!!!
Nice work showing JD the ropes. That's how you learn by doing. Plus taking the emphasis on perfection away really lends itself to learning. Everybody has to start somewhere.
you are teaching him things he won't forget. I am 64 years old and still remember scraping ring grooves clean when I was 9.
Awesome
Couple things I would of done differently, but hey, it's your car and you have to live with it. A job well done and most importantly your son is learning some valuable lessons about car ownership and building. Both of you should be proud of your efforts
Love all the content you put out JD and you just click together like a father and son should.
Another great video from a fantastic channel. There's nothing better than father, son time. Keep up the great work.
Happy for your boy. Great father son time.
Patience is a fantastic skill as a parent trying as it obviously is . Go you dad well done! my experiance teaching my boys leaves me wishing I had more patience great to see a lad being encouraged to get it right !!
It's not boring, it's nice to see you take the time to teach your son. Great job!
It is awesome that JD has a big interest in cars.. Nice he's starting at a good age. I started at 10 my brother taught me. First couple years I was his go get this go get that. He looks like he really enjoys it, you guys work good together.
He's into it! Not something I'd force of course
Love how you are teaching JD how to do everything and he is deff getting the hang of it the car is looking good and I’m sure it will look fine when done props to you and JD
If we lived closer we'd be best friends. When you broke out the self tappers and jb weld it's like I was watching myself.... you did give me a great idea on fixing the rockers on my old ram. Thank you sir.
It's so awesome that your doing this with your son. Definitely will give your son great memories and experience for later in life! Can't wait to see it completed, rock on 🤘!!!
It's good you're teaching your son a good trade how to be a good person when he's working on a car be gentle with him he's Young God bless you and your family
Great job! I love that you let your boy paint and are showing him the ropes. Another up and coming hot rodder! ❤️
Nice.... glad you are teaching him and letting him make mistakes.
It awesome your getting him doing it while he’s young, he’ll be professional in no time.
Tell that boy son -- fantastic father son project - love it
Love it bud! A totally 💯 % practical approach to the bodywork. The way you teach your son how to paint was brilliant! He picked it up instantly! Looking forward to seeing the next video bud!!
Cheers!!
Great Dad and great teacher. JD picked it up fast. Bodyman's shower was hilarious! Having fun while doing bodywork is next to impossible. Looks like you didn't loose the shop this week but what about next week? We will have to tune in and see!!!! Lol
We could lose the shop AT ANY TIME
Nice job Dad nothing beats baptism by fire. He will be painting show cars before you know it.
Nice job guys!! Cant wait to see the finished product
You are doing a great job teaching your son. Between you and Derek of vicegrip garage teaching his son are doing you are teaching good work ethics.
Glad to see you letting the young man doing it he will remember that all ways
Damn right
I always felt like the TV shows that told you the "right" way to do paint and body work were just selling us their sponsors parts. Kinda like their budget builds used 25k worth of free-to-them parts . Old timers used exactly these "wrong" methods because they got your car back on the road quickly and it didn't cost more than the car was worth. Thanks for showing folks a real budget build.
Got that right brother
Good Job Young Man!
Yall are making good memories and teaching that young man what it means to to do a job.
Thank you for being a goog dad.
Nice. I like that you use some of the old school techniques that people HATE nowadays but it works and you are considering the rust so no problem.
Really enjoying the channel. First cars are always special. And to learn OJT is great. Billk
Jd did a great job. 👍 👌 👏. it seams that he has natural talent for body. Keeping up brother.. you guys are making the Granny car into a beast. .
Hello from the UK. Love the realistic approach to restoration and actually getting stuff done.
Thanks!
Great videos as always and so glad as a parent myself that your son is interested in the things that kids these days see no intrest in unless it has a cellphone.
Good Job JD. Proud of you young man.
Perfection is the enemy of progress. I like that. Nice job guys! Sure worth the price of early admission. 🤘😎
edit: your friend's music really fits. Good stuff.
It's pretty good!
Another gem....'Perfection is the enemy of progress'... as good if not better than... 'Cross-threading, natures natural Loctite'. Quality, sheer quality.
My Dad was a life long body man. He would let me sand on the car but Never let me touch the sprayer at that young age. Kudos to letting your boy get his feet wet. Doesn't matter if it's right , left or down the center. The fact that you let him do all that for himself & learn, is something he will never forget. Nor will I for that is the fun of watching this build. Yep you do alot to help it along, but you are teaching him better than most i've seen & aren't afraid of what mistakes may happen. Two Thumbs Up !!!
I mean you got to figure, what's he gonna do? Make it need a paint job?
Just for reference, the correct technical term for your 'eye gauge' is an Eyechrometer (pronounced: eye-crommetta) and is the most effective tool in a man's arsenal when he is working on a project. They never need calibrating and the best thing about them is the instinctual nature that all arbitrary measurements are fluid in length, height, depth, width or volume in order that they fit the concept or the need currently under scrutiny.
Also, body filler is a no-nonsense product that corrects holes, dents, cracks and blemishes that an eyechrometer may or may not have had any influence in creating.......
On the fibreglass version, when it came out in the late 80s, I put it on a rotting rocker panel as a test. Two years later, the metal on the rocker had gone completely (as there had been no prep and no effort made to stop water getting into it), but the fibreglass filler was still strong enough to withstand a good kick from a steel-cap. In the early 90s, I used it in the roof gutter, around the rear window and in the front valance of a car I was getting back on the road and sold soon after. Five years later when I saw the car again, that bodywork was still looking pristine with no sign of rust around the filled areas. It's magic stuff - very strong if laid on thick enough, sets like concrete and takes a fair bit to work it to the right shape, but I've never seen it bulge out, crack and fall off like the plastic stuff. I also just finished using the last of a gallon tin that I opened in 1998.....and it still set fine. A bit sticky on the top layer, but that's the first bit to be ground off, so who cares? It still worked....
My old man was cutting up a late 1940s Vauxhall with a gas axe back in the late 70s and was having a problem cutting through the rockers until he got his hammer and chisel out and chipped a piece of the rocker off. Someone had jammed a pile of chicken wire in this rotten rocker and then used concrete as the base filler.....and filled them rockers right up! That really shows that there's worse being used out in the wild than spray foam, eh? Ingenuity (or Redneckery if you prefer) is a world-wide phenomenon that literally has no bounds.....! All the best!
I'm putting off the body work for at least a couple of years. I'm good on mechanical stuff, but bodywork is too much like art class, and I didn't do well staying inside the lines. 😀
My dad worked on 32 fords and made them HOT RODS wish he asked me and brothers too help him love the bond you have with your son
Looks real gud. Lucky to have a dad that could do this much with you.
Old school body work is fine for a driver. It's not going to be a trailer queen. JD is doing a great job 👍. Thanks for the video 🇺🇸
Thanks! He's great
What a great dad taking time for his son that's how you teach him to be awesome
If Andy and Opie were car guys...Your content is gold.
I loved hey JD if you don't finish we're going to lose the shop 😂 . You guys are the best keep it up I love your show 👍👍👍👍
Pole barn garage and the junkyard folks are the best rebuilds online. Truthful str8 to the point and keeps us interacted. So many boring slow content people yawn lol. J.D. You have an awesome Dad and car.
Your boy is going to have the coolest hotrod ever. Great learning project for him
Aah yes brings me back to the days of folding pizza boxes and shoving them in the rocker panels and just slapping gallons of bondo to make a shape LOL. Jds rockers look simple enough tho to make a template of the radius and hand bend some sheet Metal in a vice but I love your approach. Keep on keeping on love it.
I love the "hack" fixes for the body work because at the end of the day if it looks good and you did it yourself on the cheap who cares how long it lasts
This brings back memories. Great job passing down that knowledge. Looking forward to paint.
Gonna be a nice Rod guys! Great job JD!
Thanks brother!
I've Done 3 cars on my own & one coming up, your advice is helpful I was on my own the other times. Thanks!
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“ Perfection is the enemy of progress “ a quote for the ages .
So nice to say your son working with you at that age. My dad was the opposite. Tear us down whenever you tried to do anything otherwise. Glad I never listen to him. I’m so handy in anything I’ve touched. Congratulations on the project
you guys are doing a great job can't wait to see JD's hot rod in full paint really surprised how well the patches look, after this you know your going to need to do some interior sprucing up
For sure!
I appreciate your brutal honesty about the industry and the ridiculous obsession with "perfect" cars. I've had a 1972 olds 442 since I was 14 years old that has been in the process of a frame off restoration for 25 years. If anything, you have inspired me to worry more about getting it back on the road and less on perfection. Thanks Dalton and JD, you guys rock