I’d love to use them on my 31 truck that I’m fixing to redo and build it myself. I got screwed over on a “custom frame” 10 years ago when I was 18 and it discouraged me so bad I parked it. Well now I’m self teaching myself to weld and I’m fixing to tackle the 31. Thanks for the info!!
"Fra-Gee-Lay... Must be Italian." (Christmas Story anyone?) Going to be in Vegas in a few weeks, hoping to swing by your store/shop. Thanks for your hard work!
I'm really glad she didn't scream when you put her fish net stockings on ...lol. great . I'm bored setting here in vegas at freemans Marshalling yard. Great video
I have always felt since i started watching Steve that a Half Ass effort in his shop is unacceptable and Steve is able to Smell ( Half Ass ) a mile away 🤙😎💯
Steve, if I had legs like that, I might not leave the comforts of home. And if I did, I’d take those legs, rent them to lonely men, and make enough money to have you all build me a real car.
Steve Darnell is a true craftsman, unlike other "monkeys" on tv. Love these videos and the show. Been to the shop and it's a bad ass place. Thanks Steve for showing us your skills.
Steve if I'm picked to win I'll put them on my Model A. She's just an original frame I'm getting straight and a pile of parts I bought off the internet over the past 3 years. For now it'll get a 1930 4 banger with twin Strombergs, Mallory distributor 12v. All in my pile of shit. I'm a carpenter trying to build a car. Hey man keep feeding me videos, I love um. ✌
Those would look bad ass on my 49' Ford F6!! Check my Facebook for picks! First ever ground up Build by myself and my Kids for a Rat Rod Build off for Rat Rod Magazine! Bagged and 4 link rear and a drop straight axle in front and as of right now I have no "Shock Absorbers " of any kind on the front, There is a spot to mount this bad ass things though! Big Fan man, Thanks for sharing the cool shit you do!
Not a bad idea. Looks good for the guys & the ladies hate them. I'd be putting them on a 52 GMC truck for extra stabilization & something just plain cool to look at & Add extra joints at the knee's for a steering stabilizer's. That would be Bad Ass. I'm sure she'll get ovet it... It got you a new subscriber. Cool info. Looking forward for more. Thank you for the video.
Loving the lady legs. Would look cool with spider legs or octapus. You can go mental with this design. I'm inspired. (must incorporate this. Idea in my studio maybe make a boom mic stand) always learning something with welderup! J
Sexy Legs, I'll have to install a set on the next Steampunk Rat Bike I build. , You remember the one You gave me the Steve Darnell Award for at Motorama in Ontario Canada !!!! #steampunkratbike
I have some air struts on mine that I would ditch and completely redo my front suspension to use those. I'm running a jeep grand Cherokee 2wd straight axle on my 39 Chevy pickup. Wish I could post a picture
That's cool you could even start making them to sell to people all over the world... you would probably be surprised on how many orders you could get.. Big Big Fan from Canada!!
I would put them on a 1967 b model Mack rat rod truck with 5.9 cummins auto air ride rear if I had two sets I would try to install a set on my 68 dodge d200 pick up I put a 5.9 in it also just about done with it that's and keep building them I like the videos
I know my 2001 Mazda 3000 with a 406 in it is not a rat rod.. but I have asked and looked high and low but I can't find anyway to get my front end down 5 to 6 inches. Do you have any clues how to drop it.
I could watch Steve building shit all day...we should clone him(and some other fabricators) and use them as teachers in the U.S. education system...there are also some badass fabricators from all over the world that could do the same...that way building super badass hotrodz will never die...
I am building a rat rod with my two sons. We are starting out with a 1946 Ford pickup . I plan on using the factory I being moving it forward and using some air bages I would love to use the lady leg torsion shocks to hide the airbags I think it would look wicked cool.
Love you man, love the show , build one of those with some original modified widened fenders on it. That was the best part of them cars,, and maybe everybody will copy you again and start putting fenders back on there , they look like a bird with its wings ripped off or like if you rippied the legs off a woman , it's all probably because nobody has any skills on the English wheel anymore?
I like the hell out of that and damn you don't need to be an artist to do it when you watch you do it. Course it helps that I can draw a little. Not world class but different cartoon characters and scenery stuff. I'm too old to put in the contest, I just wanted to comment. I would put them on my Harley if I still had her but my kid got off with it cause I didn't get the wind in my face much anymore. I'm 72 and only drive my explorer now. All my kids got off with my toys and now that I don't have a lot other than my strat and a old martin that they don't play so I'm safe for a while. I love your channel and watch it a lot. I liked building diesels, my grandson got my 95 king cab mint 7.3 twin turbo five speed dually with the custom aluminum bed and I split the exhaust to go out the back rather than up the side. I could hear the stereo that way/LOL. Five inch from the front doors back and over the axle and out the sides. I stretched the rail spring bored out the fuel lines into the heads, did the mods under the fuel heater and got rid of the intake heater. It didn't roll coal but you could tell mods had been done and it was long legged. If I still had that I would of put them on the flaps on the back. Thats all right cause I'll haunt them when I tip over.
No question that'd make a bad ass set of mud flap brackets on my COE, boxing my frame rails in in polished aluminum I'd have to weld a piece of 1" flat bar on the back side of the shoe to hang the flaps on, weld up the hole an powder coat them but that'd be a set of kick ass mud flap brackets
I'd love to put them on my Garage wall as art ..I don't have a rod or car to do much to but work a lot on bikes . And yup I do watch as much as I can when the programmes come up on the networks ..now I found you on you tube I'll be watching more..and as a how to video that pretty much as simple and straightforward as anyone can get..loads of info there Steve Keep up the fabricating awesome work as always
It looks lie they would restrict up and down movement in the front suspension, unless they are bending to compensate. The more horizontal the line connecting the toe and butt of each lady leg is the less resistance to chassis movement there will be, but all movement will be due to flex at the bolts through the ends of the spring , and with massive leverage. This is why most friction shocks have a link with heim ends, connecting the foot end of the lady leg to the front axle, as you had on the completed chassis you started the video with. Someone with their chassis end much higher then the foot end of the lady leg in your design might well end up snapping his spring bolt off on hitting a hard bump at speed. This can be very disruptive. I always enjoy your show.
I think I'll just have to come down to the shop and see em for myself. I would love to build up my 59 El Camino into something similar to the D rod. I want the car to look like it threw up the motor and is rejecting it I want to put a straight axel set up up front it has to look evil.
Steve you got the best job in the world my friend and best part is your out there just having fun that’s what it’s all about. I’d like to use them ears for my plow frame on my super duty
I would do a set of legs without the stocking design and replace it with cursive lettering or old english . Perhaps words or name theme of the vehicle. Or pinstripe tattoo designs engraved would be awesome
i would incorporate them into a lawn chair for the legs and use them for adjustable height and maybe angle of the chair and the friction material could be tightened up for your more girthy people!
As many of videos you have done it is a shame you make one like this one that the music blast you in between you talking please make them right so people don't have to keep turning it down, thanks
wonder how the christmas story would have went with those bad boys instead of the lamp bet one would have been missing lol with that being said they would be "wings" to the gmc emblem on my stepside
Sorry Hollywood, I can't remember for sure. that video was a ways back. If i get a chance I'll look to see and let you know. Thanks for asking and thanks for watching!
Really like your video. It is a big help on building my own friction shock. There is one thing i am not sure of, what is the thickness of the metal to use? I am building a T Bucket using a 46 Ford P/U axle and quarter elliptical springs. I plan on using trailer springs cutting one end off. On the axle I'll bolt a 4" sq. x 3/8" plate where the spring use to go and weld tabs onto it for the spring eyes to mount to. The bolt will also be used for the lower shock arm to. (or maybe a pair of legs)
This is badass. I had no idea I could do this and not have to have regular shocks. These look way better. I would use them on a jeep rod I'm going to build. Take a jeep slam it down move the axle forward and made it badass
I'm really enjoying your TH-cam content. I've found I'll get half way through a project and think "Man, I should have been recording that!". Keep it up!
Holy crap they are awesome you made it look so easy that is a great idea where do you come up with this stuff YOU ARE THE MAN I would love to make me a set of them I've got a Chevy S10 frame I'm looking for a old, rusty ,30or40s car body I think I know where one is but it is buried in a creek bank also I think I know where I can get me a straight axle from a old Ford pickup that is setting in a junkyard I'm just going to get a piece here and there kind of like the way you do thanks for the video KEEP THEM COMING 👍!!!!
Those would be called fishnet stockings Steve. But anyways great video I've been looking for something to do for the front end on my 1936 Diamond T for my '37 International. And if I like how it looks and works I might change the front end of my '27 Chevy that I'm building. I just don't have water jet or plasma table to get them cut out and it's a lot of work to do with a hand plasma cutter. Thanks for the video really enjoyed it. Gave me some new ideas.
Hey Steve, I have an 88 s10 blazer with an old school 350, tunnel ram with 2 4bbls through the hood, it's kinda ratty lookin and I been thinking about a straight axle up front to make it a late model gasser, I think I could find a way to make the lady leg shocks work and look cool too, I have all the equipment and a sports store (for hockey pucks) nearby, great idea
I would use those lady legs on a custom front bumper of my 12 valve swapped '87 (12inch lifted FWD) suburban that i have owned since '01! Keep the vids coming Steve!
I would use these legs for a motorcycle softail swingarm... I would just have to add some chromoly tubing as a reinforcement and done... A perfect part for a chopper... Congratulations Steve Darnell for the videos and awesome work!
Love the show. Love your shop. I watch your show all the time. You guys do some amazing things to the rat rods. I would use the legs on the rear suspension of my 41 chevy truck that I'm building from scratch. Right hand drive RATROD.. THANKS STEVE.
I absolutely love your style and how you figure put how to get done what you need. If you don't have it you build it or make it like rancher riggin or the past presidential type engineering if you will for political correctness. I just bought my first and hopefully last brand new pickup this year in an 18 dodge diesel with the last year to be available 6 speed manual. I eventually want to put a deer smasher bumper and a flatbed on the ram, which seeing this video has my mind working overtime on putting lady legs into the bumper and flatbed both. It would be hilarious because ironically my wife drives the pickup 90% of the time as it doubles as our family buggy so a lady driving the 6 speed ram with lady legs in the bumper and flatbed would be pretty bitchin, at least I think haha. Keep the content comin sir, I enjoy the hell out of all of it and hopefully when I grow up (not likely) I can use some welderup tips and tricks for my own rat rod. I've always been a crew cab diesel pickup guy, except for classic and muscle cars but always thought diesel motor not big block, then low and behold this show called Vegas Rat Rods comes on the tube and blows my mind!
Before I retired I was able to get a very old and twisted fiberglass 32 highboy body. Being retired I had more time than money but over the next year built a nice hot rod. The legs would look sexy on my 32, I get looked down on by some builder's at the meets showing up in my old ratty fiberglass 32 just think how I could brag that the legs came from WelderUp.
Hey Steve, I'm loving these TH-cam videos your doing! I have a '42 K series International that is chopped and channeled, LML duramax with a '36 Fargo grille shell and suicide mount axle, I have original friction shocks for it, but I'm going to make lady legs shocks if I don't win now! BTW I'm in Australia so if you give 'em to me I'll sort the freight!
These would look Bad Ass on my 1927 Model T sedan Rat Rod!! Love the videos you have been putting out here!! Keep it up! Do a in depth video on the Diamond T truck Next- one of my favorites!
Wish they would start the new Season. Good to see you Steve 🤙😎
Yeah would love 2 see more WelderUp series was only thing I watched on tv
I believe its fishnet stockings 😄
I'd Love to Scratch Build Some in 1/24th-25th Scale for Model Cars/Trucks. Thanks for Sharing n God Bless All !!
Just like an old school friction dampner only problem with them is the compression and the rebound are the same.
Great step by step instructions love the show enjoyed your Vegas shop.
keep it up more info the better for use beginners
FishNet stockings Dude..............Daddy Lile .....hahahahahahaa
im gunna put them on 1964 eh holden rat rod here in australia love the youtube vids cheers steve
I'm building up a 27 Chrysler sedan with a DT466 International motor and those would top it right off!
I will hang up on the door of my house when the people's come by they look at the lady that stay at War how wow where did you get those legs from
I will surely make a display stand somehow for all my 164 scale rat rods......a stand from the rat rod king will be the coolest ever🤙🏻👌🏻
I’d love to use them on my 31 truck that I’m fixing to redo and build it myself. I got screwed over on a “custom frame” 10 years ago when I was 18 and it discouraged me so bad I parked it. Well now I’m self teaching myself to weld and I’m fixing to tackle the 31. Thanks for the info!!
Your welcome Austin, hang in there, get it finished up.
Hell yea definitely will be building something
"Fra-Gee-Lay... Must be Italian." (Christmas Story anyone?) Going to be in Vegas in a few weeks, hoping to swing by your store/shop. Thanks for your hard work!
I'm really glad she didn't scream when you put her fish net stockings on ...lol. great . I'm bored setting here in vegas at freemans Marshalling yard. Great video
LOL Mark! Thanks for watching!
I have always felt since i started watching Steve that a Half Ass effort in his shop is unacceptable and Steve is able to Smell ( Half Ass ) a mile away 🤙😎💯
Fuckin nice brother!
I would put them 34 Chevy.... it's a work in progress but I think they would look cool ...
I would use them on my model display case love the idea so easy and functional great job Steve
They’ll make great peep mirrors for my 70’s boogie Van... “Gas Grass Or Ass Nobody Rides For Free”
Steve, if I had legs like that, I might not leave the comforts of home. And if I did, I’d take those legs, rent them to lonely men, and make enough money to have you all build me a real car.
Hey Steve! You inspired me! My Rat Vw Beetle is in process...You Rock Man!!
I love seeing this badass stuff your the man Steve
Thanks George!
Steve Darnell is a true craftsman, unlike other "monkeys" on tv. Love these videos and the show. Been to the shop and it's a bad ass place. Thanks Steve for showing us your skills.
Goes would look great chromed out on the back of my semi sleeper
Very simple dampner set up mate luv it thanks for the explanation cheers
Steve if I'm picked to win I'll put them on my Model A. She's just an original frame I'm getting straight and a pile of parts I bought off the internet over the past 3 years. For now it'll get a 1930 4 banger with twin Strombergs, Mallory distributor 12v. All in my pile of shit. I'm a carpenter trying to build a car. Hey man keep feeding me videos, I love um. ✌
Those would look bad ass on my 49' Ford F6!! Check my Facebook for picks! First ever ground up Build by myself and my Kids for a Rat Rod Build off for Rat Rod Magazine! Bagged and 4 link rear and a drop straight axle in front and as of right now I have no "Shock Absorbers " of any kind on the front, There is a spot to mount this bad ass things though! Big Fan man, Thanks for sharing the cool shit you do!
Not a bad idea. Looks good for the guys & the ladies hate them. I'd be putting them on a 52 GMC truck for extra stabilization & something just plain cool to look at & Add extra joints at the knee's for a steering stabilizer's. That would be Bad Ass. I'm sure she'll get ovet it... It got you a new subscriber. Cool info. Looking forward for more. Thank you for the video.
Hey Steve, Im starting a new yard and handyman service in Las Vegas. Id put them on my trailer. Keep up the good work on the videos.
That would be great advertisement piece people will look at them and see your company sign.
Loving the lady legs. Would look cool with spider legs or octapus. You can go mental with this design. I'm inspired. (must incorporate this. Idea in my studio maybe make a boom mic stand) always learning something with welderup! J
More fabrication videos!!!!! 😎
AWESOME product,but your camera holder sucks. I would love to see something like that on a 39 pickup.
Sexy Legs, I'll have to install a set on the next Steampunk Rat Bike I build. , You remember the one You gave me the Steve Darnell Award for at Motorama in Ontario Canada !!!! #steampunkratbike
I have some air struts on mine that I would ditch and completely redo my front suspension to use those. I'm running a jeep grand Cherokee 2wd straight axle on my 39 Chevy pickup. Wish I could post a picture
That's cool you could even start making them to sell to people all over the world... you would probably be surprised on how many orders you could get.. Big Big Fan from Canada!!
You should do a video on How YOU DECORATE rat rod ENGINES like beads on metal pipes and all that
I wanna do an independent front and real suspention... Chevy 440/700R4 trans. Thoughts??
I would put them on a 1967 b model Mack rat rod truck with 5.9 cummins auto air ride rear if I had two sets I would try to install a set on my 68 dodge d200 pick up I put a 5.9 in it also just about done with it that's and keep building them I like the videos
I know my 2001 Mazda 3000 with a 406 in it is not a rat rod.. but I have asked and looked high and low but I can't find anyway to get my front end down 5 to 6 inches. Do you have any clues how to drop it.
I could watch Steve building shit all day...we should clone him(and some other fabricators) and use them as teachers in the U.S. education system...there are also some badass fabricators from all over the world that could do the same...that way building super badass hotrodz will never die...
I am building a rat rod with my two sons. We are starting out with a 1946 Ford pickup . I plan on using the factory I being moving it forward and using some air bages I would love to use the lady leg torsion shocks to hide the airbags I think it would look wicked cool.
Love watching you work !!
Thanks Rick!
Love you man, love the show , build one of those with some original modified widened fenders on it. That was the best part of them cars,, and maybe everybody will copy you again and start putting fenders back on there , they look like a bird with its wings ripped off or like if you rippied the legs off a woman , it's all probably because nobody has any skills on the English wheel anymore?
I like the hell out of that and damn you don't need to be an artist to do it when you watch you do it. Course it helps that I can draw a little. Not world class but different cartoon characters and scenery stuff. I'm too old to put in the contest, I just wanted to comment. I would put them on my Harley if I still had her but my kid got off with it cause I didn't get the wind in my face much anymore. I'm 72 and only drive my explorer now. All my kids got off with my toys and now that I don't have a lot other than my strat and a old martin that they don't play so I'm safe for a while. I love your channel and watch it a lot. I liked building diesels, my grandson got my 95 king cab mint 7.3 twin turbo five speed dually with the custom aluminum bed and I split the exhaust to go out the back rather than up the side. I could hear the stereo that way/LOL. Five inch from the front doors back and over the axle and out the sides. I stretched the rail spring bored out the fuel lines into the heads, did the mods under the fuel heater and got rid of the intake heater. It didn't roll coal but you could tell mods had been done and it was long legged. If I still had that I would of put them on the flaps on the back. Thats all right cause I'll haunt them when I tip over.
No question that'd make a bad ass set of mud flap brackets on my COE, boxing my frame rails in in polished aluminum I'd have to weld a piece of 1" flat bar on the back side of the shoe to hang the flaps on, weld up the hole an powder coat them but that'd be a set of kick ass mud flap brackets
I'd love to put them on my Garage wall as art ..I don't have a rod or car to do much to but work a lot on bikes . And yup I do watch as much as I can when the programmes come up on the networks ..now I found you on you tube I'll be watching more..and as a how to video that pretty much as simple and straightforward as anyone can get..loads of info there Steve
Keep up the fabricating awesome work as always
I would put them on my grandsons minibike for training wheels! Those are plain COOL!
1928 ford model A with a turbo 5.3 is what I would put them on. I probably won't win them but I'd buy a set if you make them
Snow bike
Thanks for this video Steve, much appreciated how-to content!!
It looks lie they would restrict up and down movement in the front suspension, unless they are bending to compensate. The more horizontal the line connecting the toe and butt of each lady leg is the less resistance to chassis movement there will be, but all movement will be due to flex at the bolts through the ends of the spring , and with massive leverage. This is why most friction shocks have a link with heim ends, connecting the foot end of the lady leg to the front axle, as you had on the completed chassis you started the video with. Someone with their chassis end much higher then the foot end of the lady leg in your design might well end up snapping his spring bolt off on hitting a hard bump at speed. This can be very disruptive.
I always enjoy your show.
I think I'll just have to come down to the shop and see em for myself. I would love to build up my 59 El Camino into something similar to the D rod. I want the car to look like it threw up the motor and is rejecting it I want to put a straight axel set up up front it has to look evil.
Steve you got the best job in the world my friend and best part is your out there just having fun that’s what it’s all about. I’d like to use them ears for my plow frame on my super duty
I would do a set of legs without the stocking design and replace it with cursive lettering or old english . Perhaps words or name theme of the vehicle. Or pinstripe tattoo designs engraved would be awesome
I got a 27 Dodge Brothers coupe I'd like to throw those onto. Great show
i would incorporate them into a lawn chair for the legs and use them for adjustable height and maybe angle of the chair
and the friction material could be tightened up for your more girthy people!
As many of videos you have done it is a shame you make one like this one that the music blast you in between you talking please make them right so people don't have to keep turning it down, thanks
wonder how the christmas story would have went with those bad boys instead of the lamp bet one would have been missing lol with that being said they would be "wings" to the gmc emblem on my stepside
Sexy Torsion's, i think reworked might make cool hood hinges too ;)
2wicked steve d they will look awesome on the front of my work truck till i get my 31 started
They would be cool to put in the flower bed going into my house
I would definitely put them on my 31 Plymouth coupe rat.
Trunk lid hinges on my Oldsmobile!
Add a lamp shade during Christmas lol...those are sick
O so many places ,let's be different hi way pegs on a chopper,
Off topic but where do you get those welding gloves?
1/2" plate?
Sorry Hollywood, I can't remember for sure. that video was a ways back. If i get a chance I'll look to see and let you know. Thanks for asking and thanks for watching!
On what new car has friction shocks?
Really like your video. It is a big help on building my own friction shock. There is one thing i am not sure of, what is the thickness of the metal to use? I am building a T Bucket using a 46 Ford P/U axle and quarter elliptical springs. I plan on using trailer springs cutting one end off. On the axle I'll bolt a 4" sq. x 3/8" plate where the spring use to go and weld tabs onto it for the spring eyes to mount to. The bolt will also be used for the lower shock arm to. (or maybe a pair of legs)
I would use a 1/4 to 5/16 thickness.
Cool as wall art in my garage since I don't have a rat rod in the works .
I'd put those on my '68 Camaro that I'm building. They would look awesome as grill inserts or rear bumper accents.
That firewall looks really expensive
Isn't this friction shoks? There isn't any torsion in this setup.
Thanks for the info sir. Be safe. Peace
Those are old school but they would work on some new stuff too!
DUDE! I DIDNT KNOW YOU GUYS HAD A TH-cam! oooooh boy here we go, building my rat is gonna get a whole lot easier
Them legs would look mighty fine kicking around up front on my 1936 Austin 12 pickup 😜
Man them legs would look good on my homemade tractor
This is badass. I had no idea I could do this and not have to have regular shocks. These look way better. I would use them on a jeep rod I'm going to build. Take a jeep slam it down move the axle forward and made it badass
I'm really enjoying your TH-cam content. I've found I'll get half way through a project and think "Man, I should have been recording that!". Keep it up!
You gotta build one called the brothel man!!
Holy crap they are awesome you made it look so easy that is a great idea where do you come up with this stuff YOU ARE THE MAN I would love to make me a set of them I've got a Chevy S10 frame I'm looking for a old, rusty ,30or40s car body I think I know where one is but it is buried in a creek bank also I think I know where I can get me a straight axle from a old Ford pickup that is setting in a junkyard I'm just going to get a piece here and there kind of like the way you do thanks for the video KEEP THEM COMING 👍!!!!
Straight to the man cave mounted on the wall.
Fishent Stocking they call it , Steve .
Do you think they would work on a sports car
Put them together they make heavy duty door knocker
10 people must not like torsion shocks.
Women and cars... don't get any better than that!
Those would be called fishnet stockings Steve. But anyways great video I've been looking for something to do for the front end on my 1936 Diamond T for my '37 International. And if I like how it looks and works I might change the front end of my '27 Chevy that I'm building. I just don't have water jet or plasma table to get them cut out and it's a lot of work to do with a hand plasma cutter. Thanks for the video really enjoyed it. Gave me some new ideas.
videos getting better and better
Hey Steve, I have an 88 s10 blazer with an old school 350, tunnel ram with 2 4bbls through the hood, it's kinda ratty lookin and I been thinking about a straight axle up front to make it a late model gasser, I think I could find a way to make the lady leg shocks work and look cool too, I have all the equipment and a sports store (for hockey pucks) nearby, great idea
I would use those lady legs on a custom front bumper of my 12 valve swapped '87 (12inch lifted FWD) suburban that i have owned since '01! Keep the vids coming Steve!
I would use these legs for a motorcycle softail swingarm... I would just have to add some chromoly tubing as a reinforcement and done... A perfect part for a chopper... Congratulations Steve Darnell for the videos and awesome work!
Bad ass when show coming back on tv?
Love the show. Love your shop. I watch your show all the time. You guys do some amazing things to the rat rods. I would use the legs on the rear suspension of my 41 chevy truck that I'm building from scratch. Right hand drive RATROD.. THANKS STEVE.
I absolutely love your style and how you figure put how to get done what you need. If you don't have it you build it or make it like rancher riggin or the past presidential type engineering if you will for political correctness. I just bought my first and hopefully last brand new pickup this year in an 18 dodge diesel with the last year to be available 6 speed manual. I eventually want to put a deer smasher bumper and a flatbed on the ram, which seeing this video has my mind working overtime on putting lady legs into the bumper and flatbed both. It would be hilarious because ironically my wife drives the pickup 90% of the time as it doubles as our family buggy so a lady driving the 6 speed ram with lady legs in the bumper and flatbed would be pretty bitchin, at least I think haha. Keep the content comin sir, I enjoy the hell out of all of it and hopefully when I grow up (not likely) I can use some welderup tips and tricks for my own rat rod. I've always been a crew cab diesel pickup guy, except for classic and muscle cars but always thought diesel motor not big block, then low and behold this show called Vegas Rat Rods comes on the tube and blows my mind!
Before I retired I was able to get a very old and twisted fiberglass 32 highboy body. Being retired I had more time than money but over the next year built a nice hot rod. The legs would look sexy on my 32, I get looked down on by some builder's at the meets showing up in my old ratty fiberglass 32 just think how I could brag that the legs came from WelderUp.
Hey Steve, I'm loving these TH-cam videos your doing! I have a '42 K series International that is chopped and channeled, LML duramax with a '36 Fargo grille shell and suicide mount axle, I have original friction shocks for it, but I'm going to make lady legs shocks if I don't win now! BTW I'm in Australia so if you give 'em to me I'll sort the freight!
These would look Bad Ass on my 1927 Model T sedan Rat Rod!! Love the videos you have been putting out here!! Keep it up!
Do a in depth video on the Diamond T truck Next- one of my favorites!