Man ,you are one of the best fabricator out there, that’s one hell of a job you you guys did .And the owner of this vehicle had great ideas ,you guys worked as a team and made magic on this vehicle , Wow .
This show demonstrates a level of creativity beyond what you usually get, not just installing new parts, but making them and in fast practical approach on a entire budget that most people can relate to. Icandigit.
This truck turned out great! Really dig it, and the 'cab over' feel these have is still right there, and that's the fundamental charm/interest in these bodies for me. I really would like to mention though that, the general amicability of you and your customer and fellow there is extremely refreshing, and that this genial discussion and banter made this video very watchable!
Ian. This is automotive art at its best, you and Jack created something really unique! I saw the Deora several times when it was new, this is a fitting semi tribute. Awesome job! Trip to see Gene was the whipped cream on top! Hes 20 yrs older than me and still kicking it out. So glad he's still well and active. I love to watch you work, taught this old dog some new tricks. ❤
The Truck is superb, the paint is beautiful & the Black fade just finishes it off 👍👍👍Gene Winfield is a legend who still put's in a Day's creative work is outstanding 👍👍👍
Looks great. I still have my Deora Hotwheel to this day. So I would have selected a metallic copper for the paint, but that's just me. The suicide doors are perfect.
This was one interesting video. Start to finish, what wonderful ideas. A work of art, as stated. Only trouble I had with the video is way to many commercials to interrupt watching it. I watch different builders and I am always amazed at how they build their projects in different ways, but always end up with that finished work of art.
Ian is the best out there, the other guys have big money, , top of the line tools, computers, CNC, television crews and then a hired hidden crew. Ian is the man.
Wow, it's fantastic, I agree the paint needed something more but I think the color choice was spot on, staying away from the usual hotrod colors really makes it stand out from the crowd,, beautiful work
That black fade in the paint is just what it needed. Only thing I would change is those headlights, go with some HID projectors, maybe black housings. On my personal vehicles, I gotta have good lighting for any night driving.
The best auto body man on planet Earth. Gene Winfield. I 1st saw him on Monster Garage building a sectioned Caddy with a Carson Top. He leaded the cars body. I was beyond impressed!!! 96 years old? 7 years older than my Mom. The man is a legend walking!!! Aloha Gene, Mama Leigh
Very cool build gentlemen. I really like the somewhat shortened format. On Tv it would have been a multiple episode show. My Grandpa had a mid engine/ cab over front ( IDK wha to call it) that he could tow cars with. It was so cool with the side tailgates. I love any and all of these things. Very Cool!!!
Wow I really enjoyed watching this episode ,you are an awesome fabricator and that Econoline sure brought back a lot of memories ,My father bought a 64 mercury Econoline from a car lot when I was a kid parents never could afford a new vehicle . But the embarrassing part about it was on the back doors it said Dapps bread eat the best forget the rest,until he painted it with a roller lol the good old days
I am making a small two seat speedster that looks like the sports car that Packard never made. It takes so much time to get “right”. I wish there was money to hire great people to help create a great and very interesting design. The biggest challenge is to keep going. Some days are hard and others just fly by.
Hello Hello From Canada!!! I don't usually subscribe to a channel the first time I visit, but this was a killer project. I love the final look and I'm so glad he saw the vision with the paint scheme. The window details were so nice and defining that I wish he would have let you do a darker fade down on the lower half. Keep up the awesome ideas and I can't wait to see what you work on next. 🤘😁👍
I've worked with a few old guys like that. While he's not lookin' you work fast, work long, get as much done as possible, so maybe he won't change anything. Some folks think too much and, especially now that I'm an old guy, I know old guys just have to overthink things and mess with a plan. At least he's more patient than I was with some of the old guys I worked with.
I was so stoked to see that you were able to meet and learn from the master custom builder GENE I STILL HAVE THE HOT WHEEL OF HIS FAMOUS VAN I'M 66 YEARS OLD NOW MY HOT WHEELS COLLECTION IS GOING TO MY GRANDSON
Fantastic,I hope a follow up on this will show the doors open,a deep look at the dash and gauge cluster,and interior.Buy the way how did the engine heat problem turn out? David in Texas USA
The Dodge vans from back then had these really deep contours on the sides which followed back from the placement of the headlights. I always wanted to get ahold of one and fill those in, making a super smooth side look. That, of-course means reconfiguring the headlights, which, the sky is the limit on.
Frenching is the act of recessing or moulding a headlight, taillight, antenna or number plate into a car body to give a smoother look to the vehicle. The name originates from the end result looking like a French cuff of a shirt sleeve, which has a ridge at the end.
If I could suggest, How about selecting a steering wheel from a early Ford thunderbird (1961) where the wheel pushed over to the passenger side for ease of entry?
Loved seeing Ian and Jack working together and a visit with Gene is a great treat. RIP Jack!
Man ,you are one of the best fabricator out there, that’s one hell of a job you you guys did .And the owner of this vehicle had great ideas ,you guys worked as a team and made magic on this vehicle , Wow .
Brings me back to a similar custom called "Deora". No side doors. Front end opened up sideways.😊
Ah, yet another beauty! Excellent work.
This show demonstrates a level of creativity beyond what you usually get, not just installing new parts, but making them and in fast practical approach on a entire budget that most people can relate to.
Icandigit.
You're an artist, Ian. I've been watching your show for 7 or 8 years. Love it.
This truck turned out great! Really dig it, and the 'cab over' feel these have is still right there, and that's the fundamental charm/interest in these bodies for me.
I really would like to mention though that, the general amicability of you and your customer and fellow there is extremely refreshing, and that this genial discussion and banter made this video very watchable!
The thing I love most about Ian's work is he envisions, and just does it. No playing around, boom! He has it done!
Fantastic build. It looks amazing. Well done mate from Australia 🇦🇺
One of my favorite shows and getting harder to find!!!
Ian. This is automotive art at its best, you and Jack created something really unique! I saw the Deora several times when it was new, this is a fitting semi tribute. Awesome job! Trip to see Gene was the whipped cream on top! Hes 20 yrs older than me and still kicking it out. So glad he's still well and active. I love to watch you work, taught this old dog some new tricks. ❤
The Truck is superb, the paint is beautiful & the Black fade just finishes it off 👍👍👍Gene Winfield is a legend who still put's in a Day's creative work is outstanding 👍👍👍
Awesome build
I love how Ian goes with the flow.....he is a pleasure to watch....
That final touch with the black and the fade made the truck from beautiful to fantastic beautiful
Looks great. I still have my Deora Hotwheel to this day. So I would have selected a metallic copper for the paint, but that's just me. The suicide doors are perfect.
This was one interesting video. Start to finish, what wonderful ideas. A work of art, as stated. Only trouble I had with the video is way to many commercials to interrupt watching it. I watch different builders and I am always amazed at how they build their projects in different ways, but always end up with that finished work of art.
Ian is the best out there, the other guys have big money, , top of the line tools, computers, CNC, television crews and then a hired hidden crew. Ian is the man.
Yeah I binged every episode a few years ago. The best.
I could watch and listen to Gene work and talk all day. Just has so much knowledge.
Wow, it's fantastic, I agree the paint needed something more but I think the color choice was spot on, staying away from the usual hotrod colors really makes it stand out from the crowd,, beautiful work
Wow Ian you are the Metal Master. The way you figure out the angles and fitting the metal is Amazing. I love watching you work
SUPERB...🎉 DANG, HIT THAT MARK!!! GORGPUS COLOR AND BLACK TRIM REALLY POPS GROOVY LOOK....GOOD JOB GUYS!!! BRAVO...BRAVO...👍🇺🇲💪
You know two great minds put together and this is an awesome build ... Well done U 2
Awesome work love the doors, great that he sees your vision in calibrating this is going to be a true beauty.
That's a Deora!
It's gorgeous.
WOW....The Finished Machine Is Phuchin COOL.!!!
Ian is the king of fab... i dig what you do man, your shows are no none cents. like some other shows
I have watched a lot of fabricated videos of cars but take the cake , you are the best.
wonderful video, Jack is a wonderful client. Ian was right to push at times but OMG enough with the metal flake.
Fantastic!!!! WOW
🎉🎉🎉❤outa site...STUNNING!!❤❤❤
Ian’s been my favorite builder to watch. Dig his style
Nice, I really like the moons
That is DROP DEAD gorgeous!!
It was worth watching it again.(saw it on the t.v. before)
I want to see this with the full interior and all of that finished!
Great build.
You are definitely a true designer fabricator engineer and a ARTIST
This is absolutely Awsome !
Fantastic. Working together was what made it happen.
That black fade in the paint is just what it needed. Only thing I would change is those headlights, go with some HID projectors, maybe black housings. On my personal vehicles, I gotta have good lighting for any night driving.
Gene Winfield is ***96*** years old and still pounding it out.
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I am happy to say that Gene Winfield is alive, he is Not dead.
He genuinely is a living legend. I for one have utmost respect for him
Yes it seems I made a mistake some where along the line I thought he passed away but a read he’s still alive…. Nice to hear
The best auto body man on planet Earth. Gene Winfield. I 1st saw him on Monster Garage building a sectioned Caddy with a Carson Top. He leaded the cars body. I was beyond impressed!!! 96 years old? 7 years older than my Mom.
The man is a legend walking!!!
Aloha Gene,
Mama Leigh
Very cool build gentlemen. I really like the somewhat shortened format. On Tv it would have been a multiple episode show. My Grandpa had a mid engine/ cab over front ( IDK wha to call it) that he could tow cars with. It was so cool with the side tailgates. I love any and all of these things. Very Cool!!!
Wow, a Ford Deora! Pretty cool.
Off the charts you nailed it!
Wow I really enjoyed watching this episode ,you are an awesome fabricator and that Econoline sure brought back a lot of memories ,My father bought a 64 mercury Econoline from a car lot when I was a kid parents never could afford a new vehicle . But the embarrassing part about it was on the back doors it said Dapps bread eat the best forget the rest,until he painted it with a roller lol the good old days
That is such a beautiful vehicle... amazingly good job!
Great job!!! very nice look!!!
Man i have never seen anyone as good as this dude. Skill comming out his butt.
I love the overall shape and design of this piece. One of my favorite Hot Wheels cars as a kid looked like this, It still looks great to me!
The Deora.
Amazing piece of art, wow!!!
That turned out beautiful
Still waiting for all the new ones but it's been a great journey going down old memory lane master builder Ian
Yep! I would feel fan tas tic. Behind the wheel.
What a beautiful ute.
They did all that body work fabrication for that kind of paint job
Yeah the paint looks pretty subpar!
Beat me to it. Should have been orange to match the peel.
Outstanding job guys wow it's awesome
Is this the coolest show ever! And Ian is way cool! Ian's look alike works at my work. And they have the same demeanor. Too funny.
Very nice clean build. I personally prefer more brightwork but no denying this is a good result.
great build video
I think you hit it right on when you suggested the Gold flake. that would really make it stand out and classic
Great show 👍
I am making a small two seat speedster that looks like the sports car that Packard never made. It takes so much time to get “right”. I wish there was money to hire great people to help create a great and very interesting design. The biggest challenge is to keep going. Some days are hard and others just fly by.
Hello Hello From Canada!!! I don't usually subscribe to a channel the first time I visit, but this was a killer project. I love the final look and I'm so glad he saw the vision with the paint scheme. The window details were so nice and defining that I wish he would have let you do a darker fade down on the lower half. Keep up the awesome ideas and I can't wait to see what you work on next.
🤘😁👍
so good.. great taste.
Glad to see him getting back to real custom builds
Very beautiful car Congratulations
Ian the Metal Magician!
You nailed it i had the hot wheels when it first came out when i was a kid you forgot the 2 surfboards
Cool ride
I've been working on a Van-Up for a few years now
I have 2 seater sleeper to haul my toys
Awesome job man
Dudes got some great historical collection the truck is bad ass your building
Looks great 🙂
I've worked with a few old guys like that. While he's not lookin' you work fast, work long, get as much done as possible, so maybe he won't change anything. Some folks think too much and, especially now that I'm an old guy, I know old guys just have to overthink things and mess with a plan. At least he's more patient than I was with some of the old guys I worked with.
No flake please...but you might gold leaf something. Maybe.
I was so stoked to see that you were able to meet and learn from the master custom builder GENE I STILL HAVE THE HOT WHEEL OF HIS FAMOUS VAN I'M 66 YEARS OLD NOW MY HOT WHEELS COLLECTION IS GOING TO MY GRANDSON
Great looking!❤❤😊😊 ~~Cris H
Oh please! I had a vehicle that looked exactly like this when I was a child decades ago. This has all been done before.
Would love to make my 63 / window Econoline pick up but I'm going to put a second rear end on it to make it a 6 wheeler should look cool also
Nice wheel 👌👍
Love the faded psint job. I think it nerds some hand painted pinstripes
Definitely some Dodge Deora vibes going on there
Mid engine is the way to go. I built a model like this in the 60s for Bill's Hobby Shop in Park Ridge for the annual contest.
Very natural line delivery
I love the moon discs, had them on my 52 meteor and they made the car! 👍
Great job sir 🫡
Love the Deora
Fantastic,I hope a follow up on this will show the doors open,a deep look at the dash and gauge cluster,and interior.Buy the way how did the engine heat problem turn out? David in Texas USA
Nice, I love the suicide door.
this truck is so nice..should be made as serial production car...
Nice job now i want one to.!
The Dodge vans from back then had these really deep contours on the sides which followed back from the placement of the headlights.
I always wanted to get ahold of one and fill those in, making a super smooth side look.
That, of-course means reconfiguring the headlights, which, the sky is the limit on.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤wow amazing 👋👋👋👋👋👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Nice Deora rep, always love it. But didn't like the way the whole front opened like it did. suicide doors are perfect, nice.
Frenching is the act of recessing or moulding a headlight, taillight, antenna or number plate into a car body to give a smoother look to the vehicle. The name originates from the end result looking like a French cuff of a shirt sleeve, which has a ridge at the end.
I loved my hot wheels deora. I love this reproduction.
such inspiration very cool job. gene reminds me of Walter mathow lol
Gene Winfield is 97 ? ? ? Wow, I just looked it up, a 1927 model. He looks mid 60s, how amazing, Good on you Gene, what a champion.
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Looking at this truck, reminds me of the Deora.
Yea. We went to the Primers show. I was supposed to come with him that day. I was Detailing a show car for Jack s Customer
Nice job...
I would put Keystone Klassic mags on it, all around.
Sweet Truck buddy !!!
If I could suggest, How about selecting a steering wheel from a early Ford thunderbird (1961) where the wheel pushed over to the passenger side for ease of entry?