I love watching your videos, Mike. Just the right amount of talking, and great music choices. Watching you work is calming and oddly satisfying. You're a real craftsman.
We had a screw anchor in the ground and a telephone pole to anchor to for little jobs like that. Come alongs jacks and turn buckles to pull with. Starting to get a little to old and grumpy to be crawling around a car any more, and watching you late nights brings back the memories. The last major work I did was in 1993 when I brought a 93 S-10 w/tahoe back from stolen recovered. Nothing was undamaged. She got severely abused. Spent an intense 14 days getting it ready for inspection. I still have her but she's rusty now and I have not got the place or money to restore her. I need to find some one who appreciates those old square bodies. Her and I were all over the country several times over. Keep up the good work and don't overlook those 20-25 year old gals there's life left in them yet.
I really like the older ones too. I will be sure to keep stuff like that on the channel. Thanks for watching my videos. I’m glad they bring back memories.
Yeah he's calculated! This is gonna be awesome! He came in at the right time. People are demanding these auction auto rebuild type videos. Look at Goonzsquad, they EXPLODED!!!! I foresee the same thing here! I hope that one day this can be his full time gig... pulling a double profit between reselling and youtube!
soooooooo let me get this straight, using a trailer as a frame table, a modified engine stand as a frame pulling device, a c-clamp as the point of pull, a mini sledge hammer as your hammer of choice(instead of metal working hammers), and a jack handle as a chisel to hammer out some bad metal, did i cover everything?? hahahahahahaha, f'n awesome man. i love it. your my new hero. using the tools you have around you to get the job done. you know what i call that?? being american, thats what that is. good stuff brother. lovin the channel
@@weirdbeard8898 dude you do really good with what you have, thats not always easy to do. thats what defines you and makes you stand out from the rest. stay original, dont change a thing. be you. good job man. im a fan
Bodywork is an art to understand metal and know where the stress points are.I went to school to learn autobody .It.s very rewarding to fix damage like this and not just bolt on new parts.
I finally cued in on your channel yesterday while watching Randys. I used to have a neighbor who did this work in his garage and I really gained an appreciation for what you do. There is sooo much to know that people take for granted. Thanks for sharing.
Love that these videos exist. I've always done all my own work on the cars I've had over the years and I'm really learning a lot from you, so thanks to you and your kids for the vids!
Nice job Mike! Love the fact that you take your time to do it right. It shows that you want the future owner to get a good, reliable product. Good on you!
Hey man I don't usually comment to much but I just have to tell you your a breath of fresh air on here I'm a little older than most of your subscribers I would guess maybe not but anyway I think you are a very humble stand up guy and I really enjoy the way you work and explain what your doing so the younger guys and gals can get it. Looking forward to seeing how the old stang turns out!!!!
Mike is a true Panel Beater not just change over expert like most panel repairers. When its fixed it will be a sweet Mustang. Love your work learning heaps. Little Aussie Follower
I like watching any craftsman doing his work, you are a craftsman in the finest sense of the word. It is obvious you really enjoy what you do and do it with pride, keep it up and even though I know I won't ever do any of it watching someone who does it well is much more enjoyable than watching some silly "reality show" about something that doesn't work.
I worked in body shops and later at Geico Insurance from 1976 to 1998 and like the other guys here I like watching you work. It reminds me of my days in the shop. Nothing the smell of grease and oil and paint fumes and filler in the morning! I loved it! I miss those days. The best part was when my customers came to get their car and seeing the smiles on their faces and them thanking me and the shop for doing a great job. Yeah, I really do miss those days.
Long time with out seeing that type of pulling. In today's chassis machine the technician is like an engineer. My respect for keeping the old school alive.
Amazing improvisation with a modicum of actual body shop tools. I think we'll see you utilize kitchen utensils at some point. Greatly appreciate that you share your skills with us. Thanks.
I have loved this car on Randys channel and how he got it all sorted. I was looking forward to you working the Weird Beard magic on it and was not left disappointed.
As I watch you do all this straightening and the tools you use I remember all the tools my grandfather used in his body shop. Same old stuff now with a much higher price tag. Love the videos and you do some great work.
First time watching your vid's Mr Beard...Nice to see that repairs like that can be done without the thousands of dollars equipment. I am now a subscriber. Thanks for the tutorial! (Jim in CT)
I've been watching this car with Randy from the beginning. I don't know why but it is very interesting seeing this thing come back to life. Great video. You seem to have a great deal of patience. Thank you.
Mike I really enjoy watching you work your magic. Glad you are working on this mustang. Don't know what Randy was thinking when he wanted to cut it loose and run it back to auction. This gal will make you money.
This is a great example of American know-how, ingenuity, and pure hard work and experience. A great role model. Kids, get of your backsides, pick up some tools and go to work.
I was a body man / Shop owner in the 80's -90's. Kept sayin' hit it here now pull on it there! LOL you follow directions pretty well! Trained on Blackhawk frame machine. Keep it up Bro yer doin' great with limited equipment.
Doing a great job Mike! It's pretty cool to work out of your own home in your own garage :) Freedom! I hope to see you just get really busy! To your success. Cheers! Tim
Mike you're doing a great job explaining what you're doing. The homemade puller works great I would like to see a better picture of it,I might want to build something like it. Keep it coming, your subscribers should grow quickly.
Mike keep up the good pulling body work & over all work I enjoy watching you as well as Randy you all do the work like I used to do therefore I like watching it done too you guys do great work you'll always a watcher over here in the Central Arkansas area you can count on that
Awesome job takes me back ten years to when I was flipping salvage Auction cars and just like me made do with what I had or could make without spending thousands on specialist tools keep it up mike loving the content
Great work on the old Mustang. Glad to see you're not doing a lipstick and mascara job. Taking the time to rework everything back as close to OEM as you can get. Someone's going to get a good car in the end.
The more fancier channels have nice professional racks for pulling. Seeing your ingenuity (DIY puller) and panel beating on display is real content. This channel will be huge!
Your body skills show through even though you don't have a fully equipped body shop. You achieve the job without the expensive equipment though I bet at times you wish u had it as I'm sure it would make some things easier. Nice job
Hey Mike...I am interested in possibly buying this car when you are done with it. You are doing a great job. Enjoy watching. Looking forward to the next video.
Another awesome video. I unfortunately think though that you might find that hood might not work. It looks like a new edge mustang (99-04) hood. The stang you got is a the SN95 snake (94-98). I'm hoping I'm wrong. Good job either way bro.
I love watching your videos, Mike. Just the right amount of talking, and great music choices. Watching you work is calming and oddly satisfying. You're a real craftsman.
This is one of the best put together videos I've seen. Same with the first videos when it was purchased.
Loved watching an artist with a sledge hammer at work.
We had a screw anchor in the ground and a telephone pole to anchor to for little jobs like that. Come alongs jacks and turn buckles to pull with. Starting to get a little to old and grumpy to be crawling around a car any more, and watching you late nights brings back the memories. The last major work I did was in 1993 when I brought a 93 S-10 w/tahoe back from stolen recovered. Nothing was undamaged. She got severely abused. Spent an intense 14 days getting it ready for inspection. I still have her but she's rusty now and I have not got the place or money to restore her. I need to find some one who appreciates those old square bodies. Her and I were all over the country several times over. Keep up the good work and don't overlook those 20-25 year old gals there's life left in them yet.
I really like the older ones too. I will be sure to keep stuff like that on the channel. Thanks for watching my videos. I’m glad they bring back memories.
Calm, down to earth, know what your doing, what a great combination !!!
Yeah he's calculated! This is gonna be awesome! He came in at the right time. People are demanding these auction auto rebuild type videos. Look at Goonzsquad, they EXPLODED!!!! I foresee the same thing here! I hope that one day this can be his full time gig... pulling a double profit between reselling and youtube!
LOVE that DIY frame puller!
Great filming and editing!
Not an Aussie, a native Pacific Northwesterner.
Seeing that metal straightened up is satisfying.
I was thinking the exact same thing.
It's the same car!!
soooooooo let me get this straight, using a trailer as a frame table, a modified engine stand as a frame pulling device, a c-clamp as the point of pull, a mini sledge hammer as your hammer of choice(instead of metal working hammers), and a jack handle as a chisel to hammer out some bad metal, did i cover everything?? hahahahahahaha, f'n awesome man. i love it. your my new hero. using the tools you have around you to get the job done. you know what i call that?? being american, thats what that is. good stuff brother. lovin the channel
Thanks man I appreciate that. I use what I have until I can get more.
@@weirdbeard8898 dude you do really good with what you have, thats not always easy to do. thats what defines you and makes you stand out from the rest. stay original, dont change a thing. be you. good job man. im a fan
Bodywork is an art to understand metal and know where the stress points are.I went to school to learn autobody .It.s very rewarding to fix damage like this and not just bolt on new parts.
I finally cued in on your channel yesterday while watching Randys. I used to have a neighbor who did this work in his garage and I really gained an appreciation for what you do. There is sooo much to know that people take for granted. Thanks for sharing.
Love that these videos exist. I've always done all my own work on the cars I've had over the years and I'm really learning a lot from you, so thanks to you and your kids for the vids!
Nice job Mike! Love the fact that you take your time to do it right. It shows that you want the future owner to get a good, reliable product. Good on you!
Enjoy watching you work. Very Competent. Simple and straightforward, Somewhere,Old Italian panelbeaters are smiling.
I enjoyed the fact you didn't cut much of the actual banging on the sheet metal. gotta see it to learn bro, thank you! keep up the awesome work.
Love the way you use the equipment and tools that you have to work with. Just fricking awesome! Keep working hard.
*Oh man* What a dream. Good dudes, working together.
Hey man I don't usually comment to much but I just have to tell you your a breath of fresh air on here I'm a little older than most of your subscribers I would guess maybe not but anyway I think you are a very humble stand up guy and I really enjoy the way you work and explain what your doing so the younger guys and gals can get it. Looking forward to seeing how the old stang turns out!!!!
Mike is a true Panel Beater not just change over expert like most panel repairers. When its fixed it will be a sweet Mustang. Love your work learning heaps. Little Aussie Follower
I like watching any craftsman doing his work, you are a craftsman in the finest sense of the word. It is obvious you really enjoy what you do and do it with pride, keep it up and even though I know I won't ever do any of it watching someone who does it well is much more enjoyable than watching some silly "reality show" about something that doesn't work.
I worked in body shops and later at Geico Insurance from 1976 to 1998 and like the other guys here I like watching you work. It reminds me of my days in the shop. Nothing the smell of grease and oil and paint fumes and filler in the morning! I loved it! I miss those days. The best part was when my customers came to get their car and seeing the smiles on their faces and them thanking me and the shop for doing a great job.
Yeah, I really do miss those days.
It was a good business. I miss it too sometimes.
Subscribed. Very excited to see this Mustang come back to life! What you do with that sheet metal is like magic! Can't wait for the next video!~
Thanks for subscribing
Finally seeing a real tradesman working!
It's amazing what you can do with the right tools and knowing what you're doing.
Long time with out seeing that type of pulling. In today's chassis machine the technician is like an engineer. My respect for keeping the old school alive.
Great job fella. good old skool repairs. pleasure to watch keep up the good work. love from the UK :)
This is great therapy...Great job,all the best from England!
Weird beard frame puller works well done brilliant
Not only Randy pulled it off. You pulled it off too. You are really a craftsman! Looking forward to 10k subscribers.
Snatching you work that metal was great! Like the Bob Ross of bodywork.....”let’s just smooth out this happy little dent right over here!”
Amazing improvisation with a modicum of actual body shop tools. I think we'll see you utilize kitchen utensils at some point. Greatly appreciate that you share your skills with us. Thanks.
That twilight sky as you unload the car really looks mystical.
I thought so too. That’s why I left in in there. Glad you liked it.
I have loved this car on Randys channel and how he got it all sorted. I was looking forward to you working the Weird Beard magic on it and was not left disappointed.
As I watch you do all this straightening and the tools you use I remember all the tools my grandfather used in his body shop. Same old stuff now with a much higher price tag. Love the videos and you do some great work.
First time watching your vid's Mr Beard...Nice to see that repairs like that can be done without the thousands of dollars equipment. I am now a subscriber. Thanks for the tutorial! (Jim in CT)
I've been watching this car with Randy from the beginning. I don't know why but it is very interesting seeing this thing come back to life. Great video. You seem to have a great deal of patience. Thank you.
Mike I really enjoy watching you work your magic. Glad you are working on this mustang. Don't know what Randy was thinking when he wanted to cut it loose and run it back to auction. This gal will make you money.
I would not be surprised if Weird Beard used to be a sculptor amazing stuff!
what an artist!
This is a great example of American know-how, ingenuity, and pure hard work and experience. A great role model. Kids, get of your backsides, pick up some tools and go to work.
Skilled hands with a sledge hammer and a 2x4. Amazing work.
Way to go doing it old school. I missing doing it that way. Great work Mike
Gonna have to start calling you "Teach". Really am enjoying you and your cohort's videos. The dynamic duo. LOL Great job!
Yourself and Randy have a good deal worked out. Keep up the good work. This is the sort of content I appreciate 👍
I was a body man / Shop owner in the 80's -90's. Kept sayin' hit it here now pull on it there! LOL you follow directions pretty well! Trained on Blackhawk frame machine. Keep it up Bro yer doin' great with limited equipment.
You sir are a talented and resourceful individual!
Mike is back at it again with the beats! Love the channel and professional work.
Doing a great job Mike! It's pretty cool to work out of your own home in your own garage :) Freedom! I hope to see you just get really busy! To your success. Cheers! Tim
Mike you're doing a great job explaining what you're doing. The homemade puller works great I would like to see a better picture of it,I might want to build something like it. Keep it coming, your subscribers should grow quickly.
I've learn so many little things about body work from your videos. Thanks Mike i'm really enjoying the channel!
Mike keep up the good pulling body work & over all work I enjoy watching you as well as Randy you all do the work like I used to do therefore I like watching it done too you guys do great work you'll always a watcher over here in the Central Arkansas area you can count on that
Awesome job takes me back ten years to when I was flipping salvage Auction cars and just like me made do with what I had or could make without spending thousands on specialist tools keep it up mike loving the content
Mike i like your confidence.You are very skilled.You and Randy are a great team.
Great video, Mike! I love how you jump right on the new project...with passion! Great work, Mike!
Great work on the old Mustang. Glad to see you're not doing a lipstick and mascara job. Taking the time to rework everything back as close to OEM as you can get. Someone's going to get a good car in the end.
Looking good already, cant wait for the finish! Good work.
You are an artist with metal.
Good job Mike, nice work with the hammers.
Backed that trailer in like a boss
Great work on the ‘stang .... good to see that back on the streets soon
Awesome video you definitely know what your doing and are a perfectionist at it .nice job great video
Nice job, Mike! Excited to see the finished product!!!
Congrats on 10k subs! Hope you hit 100k soon! Your content is awesome!
Just gets better and better great video thumbs up
That's awesome. Can't wait to see this and the blue car quarter panel install
I just love how much one learns watching these well explained videos.
Thanks.🤙🤙🤙
Finally someone whos not afraid of the death wheel lol, awesome video Mike good job man
Quick to get the videos out. Loving the seamless flow between you an AAR.
The more fancier channels have nice professional racks for pulling. Seeing your ingenuity (DIY puller) and panel beating on display is real content. This channel will be huge!
Beard gets me hyped to do a project..keep up the good work bud. I've done 13 5.0 stangs.
Don't listen to these tool and D bags..the music is tight.
Great job! Keep it up and keep the videos coming, we like seeing them!
Hey Weird Beard. Great job on the front end. Enjoyed your video.
Awesome video as always man. Love watching you work wish I could do the stuff you do looks like fun and a lot of work at the same time
Nice workmanship! And thanks for the shout out.
Thank YOU sir.
love to watch working on mustang!!!!
Actual panel beating. Great to see.
Your body skills show through even though you don't have a fully equipped body shop. You achieve the job without the expensive equipment though I bet at times you wish u had it as I'm sure it would make some things easier. Nice job
I know can't see the point though
Mike your a bad man work with what you got, if you had all the right tools you’d be hell on wheels... Love the video great content once again....
You’re a cool dude!!
This channel is getting bigger no doubt!
Wish you the best 🙏🏼
What a difference Mike!! You are good...
that's a real modern blacksmith there guys! how man times your hand get numb? dang ......great job !
I liked the mobile frame machine :) The editing and video are great now
Hey Mike...I am interested in possibly buying this car when you are done with it. You are doing a great job. Enjoy watching. Looking forward to the next video.
Awesome video brother good work great filming camera man keep up great videos
You do an old school Job, today it's easier to junk it, then to fix it, because of a lack of fabricating people like you Mr. Beard.
Dat be some funky music all up in there. But that's ok. keeps the flow on the video going.
You are very skillful man for body works.
I would trust a man like this rather than a “body shop” no overhead and nobody is pushing him to get things done fast and as cheap as possible.
Good Job Mike on the Mustang.
the music is good to have for the first 5 mins I think after that we dont really need it to hear the work atmosphere is better. love the content tho
Brilliant work, watching from the UK, subscribed 😁
great job man. I love watching your work.
Can't wait to see the stud gun and welder!
Awesome channel, also have 95 convertible GT teal in color, one owner 27,000 original miles!
Cool color. Was that a factory color?
I heard they only made around 4,000 yellow ones in ‘94.
I like your patience on doing it the right way. It is a nice car.
Glad you have the patience to work it out. I would've just bought a new support and welded it in.
Ive got a 95 mustang GT i have been working on my self some people hate the sn95 mustangs but i like that body
Another awesome video. I unfortunately think though that you might find that hood might not work. It looks like a new edge mustang (99-04) hood. The stang you got is a the SN95 snake (94-98). I'm hoping I'm wrong. Good job either way bro.
You're a good dude! My best, with regards to your business, with Randy, your new channel - hell, everything - good luck!
Getting that pony back in shape! Can't believe it's 25 years old
You deserve a medal for backing a trailer in a garage on an angle.
Another great video. I'm really pleased to see the car looks so good....engine sounds great too.