Awesome build Tim , great work as always . The tires and the stance are prefect for that car . SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO KOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL. WOW .
There's the Best then all the rest. This AIN'T "all the rest" - in ANY way. Nice project. Impressive implementation. If the Devil is in the details, this is one Hell of a project! Thanks for sharing...
Well Tim, after viewing all three 40 Ford finished builds I think I have to change my original order of preference. Originally I had Panel Van 1, Gasser 2 & Chopped at 3. I love them all very much, great work on all three builds, but my sequence choice now is Chopped at 1, Panel Van at 2 and Gasser at 3. Cheers, Greg.
That kit you used for the engine actually builds into a very nice box stock high or low boy model car. I built mine as the high boy but with the low boy motor option the lowboy motor is the huge blower and the high boy is no blower and I feel like the high boy should have the big tall blower motor just my opinion it looks good but damn that kit makes a beautiful 29 ford roadster box stock build I did both low boy and high boy and you get a extra frame and parts with the kit as well for other parts bin hot rod or rat rod builds great doner kits and stock build kits I love it. But damn your rat rod is freaking beautiful. Ease do video on how to cut the plastic clear windows that comes with model car kits for fitting inside chip tops please I tried cutting a few extra windows I had and they all spider web cracked or shattered no matter which way I tried it all messed up so please do video on cutting windshields and glass for these model car kits thanks
Nice Job! Question, if you don't mind. I'm returning to the hobby after a very, very long hiatus and still pretty far down on the learning curve of new stuff. What did you use for the Indian Blanket and how did you make it look worn and crumpled? I'm working on a 1934 Ford Pickup and want to use a blanket to partially cover the seat and back rest. I've already cut a portion of the seat out and built seat springs to show through, but I haven't figured out about a blanket; real cloth, decal, etc.? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so glad you liked it. Feel free to ask anything you want and I'll try to help you out.... All that is is a picture of a blanket from the internet (sized down to the size I wanted) printed out onto a sheet of paper. Then I cut it out, and wadded it up numerous times to get the worn look then glued it onto the seat with super glue. Several guys have been wanting me to do a video on the blanket (since I showed a different blanket in a video the other week) so I might do one for this coming week. Hope that helps you out. Anything else, just ask! 😉👍
@@THROTTLEPOWER Thanks. I had already saved a bunch of blanket pictures from online so I was on the right track. I just didn't know if I should use printable water slid decal paper, regular paper or if there might be some actual cloth available. I can see how regular paper might be better to show wear and crinkle. I want to also try using something similar for the headliner and have a corner of it hanging down. Thank you again. I really appreciate it!!!
@@jtodora Yep, go with regular paper from your printer. I just keep working it, working it, and working it until it's ready to tear/fall apart. Sometimes the tear works out good as I can use that a for an over lap. The headliner will work just like the seat. I covered the door panels on my red Foose truck build. You can see that in a vid I posted the other week. Let me know how it works out for you.
Amazing work Tim!! Really impressive scratch work! I have learned so much from your builds and vids, thank you! Would you reveal, or do a vid, on your Mexican blanket technique?? Look forward to the other 40s! Neil.
Looking good Tim turned out real Sharp I very much saw your vision but mine's not chopped I'm down in Florida now won't get mine finished before the deadline
Yea I'm quitting smoking in a 50 and up trailer park with my sister and my son txing me there's 3 guys by the sunken island. There's 2 guys out front two different lakes where's the excitement of a flordia sinkhole when you need it Yep 76 today
Tooooo..... Kool Tim, that's what l call ( rockabilly- style) that's what l build in my shop!! lm working on a 36" ford chop rat- rod, low and dirty wide whites, scratch built frame interior channeled too many parts to list from parts box,, but my videos are coming soon Rockabilly scale kustoms, lm also a vendor at a lot of model events ( atlanta- show) l have the chance to build the box art kit of a custom 59" rambler sedan delivery drawing by ( brad lesiley) for a johann release too cool , stay safe teddy,,
@@THROTTLEPOWER yes, l was a vendor at that event,,,,,. l sold the show cases, and about 200, old build-ups, you got me on video,lol,,,. working on a custom 59" rambler sedan delivery for okie,,,( johann kits man) to be cast in resin, plus a 55' pontiac safari wagon, l should do these on a tube channel, it could be interesting lol my videos are coming soon. Teddy
WOW!!!! I really love how awesome this low down dirty old school hot rod came out that is unbelievable Tim!!!!! Really cool job on this one thank you for sharing!!! That is really cool really impressive 👍👍👍
I love it Tim 🤩🤩👍👍Great job👍neat rail extension 👍. Those headlights are ace. I've never seen them before 👍were they from a resin Co or stole from a model? 🤔🙏
Hi Tim,,, iiiiiiiiii like it,,, perfectly ratty,, all around cool,, wheels,, stance,, motor,, love the headlights,,but no offense,, that block of plastic that is supposed to represent the front axle,,,,sux, big time, sorry,, I'm just saying,,,, but other than that,,superb representation,,, again,, sorry for the criticism, love your show dude
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2024 checking in here & I have to say this is a beautiful build my friend.
Thank you, it was a really fun build.
That turned out to be a nice looking model. I love the weathered look of the body.
Thank you Michael!!
Awesome build Tim , great work as always . The tires and the stance are prefect for that car .
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO KOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL.
WOW .
Thanks Mike!!!!👍
That’s wicked Tim !! looks like a good contest entry.
Thank you Chris, so glad you like it!!!!!!!!!
Man, that turned out nice. Looking forward to seeing the other 2.
Thanks Luka!!!!!!!!!
Cool Tim ,awesome built.
Thank you Willie!
Very nice job Tim, great job on the mods !!!!
Thank you Dave!
Awesome job man. Love the head lights.
Thanks!
There's the Best then all the rest. This AIN'T "all the rest" - in ANY way. Nice project. Impressive implementation.
If the Devil is in the details, this is one Hell of a project! Thanks for sharing...
Thank you for the kind words... 🙂👍😉😊
Awesome build! I love the unique design and parts you implemented.
Thanks you Brett!
Well Tim, after viewing all three 40 Ford finished builds I think I have to change my original order of preference. Originally I had Panel Van 1, Gasser 2 & Chopped at 3.
I love them all very much, great work on all three builds, but my sequence choice now is Chopped at 1, Panel Van at 2 and Gasser at 3. Cheers, Greg.
Thank you Greg, the chopped version was really fun to build! 🙂👍
Beautiful, a work of art.
Thank you Terry!
This thing is wicked cool Tim.
Thank you!!!
Looks awesome Tim
Thanks Jeff!!!
Very cool build Tim
Thank you!
Wicked kool!!!!! Awesome looking rod Tim!!
Thank you very much Doc!!!!
@@THROTTLEPOWER You're welcome very much!!
@@DocsKustomKorner52 😉👍
Wow, that’s rad!! Great job man!!
Thank you Jason!
Love the paint 😍
So glad you like it!!! 😉🙂👍
Sweet nice work
Thanks Doug!!! 👍
Really cool Tim
Thank you Tom!
Looks great!
Thank you Jim!!!
Nice rat.👍
Thank you Charlie!
Nice work Tim! I’m glad you pointed out the upside down oil filter decal. I’ve been doing it wrong for years.
Thank you James!!!
Absolute masterful job Tim so much work on this one and it looks great! Love that shade of blue
Thank you Craig!
I never thought about it with the oil filter but that totally makes sense 👍😎
Yes it does!
Man that’s so awesome!!! Great job! ARCO
Thank you, so glad you liked it!!!!
Such great work Tim love rats
Thank you, gotta love the Rats!!!!
yeahhh buddy , sic
I thought you might like that build RJ
superkool , for sure
Pretty awesome little machine!!
Thank you!!!!!!!!! 🙂👍
This is Bad-ass,,,Awesomeness overload,,, helluva build🤘🏁🤘
Thank you very much Andy!! 😉👍🙂
That looks awesome Tim, great build buddy. K.u.t.g.w
Thank you Jim!
Fantastic result Tim. Very impressive work my friend
Thank you Steve, so glad you enjoyed it!!!!
Awesome!
Working (slowly) on a fenderless '37 Ford Sedan....😎
Nice!! 👍🙂😊
Your 40 Ford came out very cool Mr Tim!! (Nothing like a chopped coup!!) Your wheel and tire choice I think was the right one!!
Thanks Willy!!!!!!!! 👍
Man that 1940 looks shithot I love the look mate keep up the great work mate a model fan from down under Australia 🇦🇺 mate
Thanks David so glad you like the build 🙂 it was fun building it
That turned out great Tim, cool old hot Rod! Wheels and tires and the headlights nice complimentary pieces!
Thank you Jeff!!
Dude...ya nailed it!!! Perfect from stem to stern, and the seat is killer! Nice build Tim.
Thank you Mark, so glad you liked it!!!
That is pretty cool!! Love the work done to this!!!!
Thanks a bunch Chris!
Awesome looking build Tim. Really like the extra touches you added as well. The blanket is really cool looking. Have a great weekend my friend. Terry
Thanks Terry!!!
Looks great Tim! Glad you went with the white walls. The engine is really cool too!
Thank you Daniel...... 😉👍
Awesome build Tim. Where did the Woodlights come from?
Thank you James. Got them many years ago from a guy in the model club. He resin cast them and passed a few out.
Very cool Tim. Love all the touches.
Thank you Justin, so glad you enjoyed it!!!!!
Awesome Build Tim!!!! Looks Great!!!!
Right on, thanks Mike!
Love it Tim......incredible stuff!!!!!!!!
Thank you Chris!!!!
Outstanding job! Love it.
Thank you very much John!
That thing looks awesome! 😎
Thank you Dave!
Sweeeeet !
Thank you Terry!
This puppy is AWESOME Tim!! Great mods! Love it! Can't wait for the others!!
BTW, The oil filter thing is a pet peeve of mine as well. LOL
Cool, thanks Mark. Yea, the ol' oil filter...... 😉🙂👍
Word On The Street Is That The Mexican Is Still Looking For His Blanket. Really Nice Build Man!
Lol, I heard that too!! 👍🙂😉 So glad you enjoyed Dennis!!!
That's sick! Love it!
Thank you!!!!!!!!
Love the build... that one is show worthy... should put that one in a show... great job Tim.
Thank you Terry!
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you!
Great taste in music. That old piano was on TIME!.... MERCY!
Thank you, so glad you enjoyed! 🙂
Dang buddy!! It just gets better and better!! That chop top is just sweet!!!
Thank you for the kind words Bryan!
That was a lot of work but it turned out SO Good 👍 RAT APROVED 🐀 🐁
Thank you Craig! 😊
Fantastic looking build Tim love how it turned out nice touch with the Mexican blanket 👍
Thank you Seamy!
Hell yeah, I’m diggin it Tim! Yes indeed!
Thank you Doug!!
@@THROTTLEPOWER - you’re welcome buddy!
Amazing work on the 40 Ford Rat Rod Tim exspecially with the small details.
Thank you very much Cliff!
Excellent build. Did you scratch build the Wood headlamps?
Thank you Ed..... No, those are resin lights that I picked up many years ago.
Absolutely Stunning Tim very cool!!
Many thanks Shawn!
That kit you used for the engine actually builds into a very nice box stock high or low boy model car. I built mine as the high boy but with the low boy motor option the lowboy motor is the huge blower and the high boy is no blower and I feel like the high boy should have the big tall blower motor just my opinion it looks good but damn that kit makes a beautiful 29 ford roadster box stock build I did both low boy and high boy and you get a extra frame and parts with the kit as well for other parts bin hot rod or rat rod builds great doner kits and stock build kits I love it. But damn your rat rod is freaking beautiful. Ease do video on how to cut the plastic clear windows that comes with model car kits for fitting inside chip tops please I tried cutting a few extra windows I had and they all spider web cracked or shattered no matter which way I tried it all messed up so please do video on cutting windshields and glass for these model car kits thanks
Thank you for the kind words, I'll look into that!
Another excellent build Tim! Great detail work on the modifications. Off to see the Gasser!
Glad you like it Dan! 🙂
Nice , amazing , unbelievable, impressive, everything everyone said and more Did I say Killer build because it is Killer way to go
Thank you so much Deen!!!!!!!!! 🙂👍
Cool build.
I'm glad you like it!!!!!
Very cool like the chopped top, ain't you glad that you participated . Good build tim.
Thank you, yes I am!!!!!
Awsome build brother. Love the look. Great job. 👍✌
Thank you David, so glad you like it!!! 👍👍👍🙂
Fantastic build. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!!!!!!!
Nice Job! Question, if you don't mind. I'm returning to the hobby after a very, very long hiatus and still pretty far down on the learning curve of new stuff. What did you use for the Indian Blanket and how did you make it look worn and crumpled? I'm working on a 1934 Ford Pickup and want to use a blanket to partially cover the seat and back rest. I've already cut a portion of the seat out and built seat springs to show through, but I haven't figured out about a blanket; real cloth, decal, etc.? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so glad you liked it. Feel free to ask anything you want and I'll try to help you out.... All that is is a picture of a blanket from the internet (sized down to the size I wanted) printed out onto a sheet of paper. Then I cut it out, and wadded it up numerous times to get the worn look then glued it onto the seat with super glue. Several guys have been wanting me to do a video on the blanket (since I showed a different blanket in a video the other week) so I might do one for this coming week. Hope that helps you out. Anything else, just ask! 😉👍
@@THROTTLEPOWER Thanks. I had already saved a bunch of blanket pictures from online so I was on the right track. I just didn't know if I should use printable water slid decal paper, regular paper or if there might be some actual cloth available. I can see how regular paper might be better to show wear and crinkle. I want to also try using something similar for the headliner and have a corner of it hanging down. Thank you again. I really appreciate it!!!
@@jtodora Yep, go with regular paper from your printer. I just keep working it, working it, and working it until it's ready to tear/fall apart. Sometimes the tear works out good as I can use that a for an over lap. The headliner will work just like the seat. I covered the door panels on my red Foose truck build. You can see that in a vid I posted the other week. Let me know how it works out for you.
@@THROTTLEPOWER Thanks again. I'll let you know how I make out.
@@jtodora Cool
This turned out amazing Tim! Fantastic work.
Thanks Joe!
i like that great build
Cool, thanks Kenny!!
Amazing work Tim!! Really impressive scratch work! I have learned so much from your builds and vids, thank you! Would you reveal, or do a vid, on your Mexican blanket technique?? Look forward to the other 40s! Neil.
Thank you Neil..... I'll make that today along with the valve stems and et those put out later this week.
Hey Neil, I just put out the Mexican blanket video. Let me know what you think. Thanks, Tim
Great looking build sir turned out great
Thank you Eddie!!
Wow.. awesome job… can’t wait to see the other 2 love the the rat rod look of this one !
Thank you Don! 👍
Looking good Tim turned out real Sharp I very much saw your vision but mine's not chopped I'm down in Florida now won't get mine finished before the deadline
Thank you Butch. It sure is warmer where you are at!!
Yea I'm quitting smoking in a 50 and up trailer park with my sister and my son txing me there's 3 guys by the sunken island. There's 2 guys out front two different lakes where's the excitement of a flordia sinkhole when you need it
Yep 76 today
@@bkmodelcars 👍👍👍👍👍👍 33 here
Tooooo..... Kool Tim, that's what l call ( rockabilly- style) that's what l build in my shop!! lm working on a 36" ford chop rat- rod, low and dirty wide whites, scratch built frame interior channeled too many parts to list from parts box,, but my videos are coming soon Rockabilly scale kustoms, lm also a vendor at a lot of model events ( atlanta- show) l have the chance to build the box art kit of a custom 59" rambler sedan delivery drawing by ( brad lesiley) for a johann release too cool , stay safe teddy,,
Aaaaa, very cool Teddy! Did you vend at the ACME show the other month?
@@THROTTLEPOWER yes, l was a vendor at that event,,,,,. l sold the show cases, and about 200, old build-ups, you got me on video,lol,,,. working on a custom 59" rambler sedan delivery for okie,,,( johann kits man) to be cast in resin, plus a 55' pontiac safari wagon, l should do these on a tube channel, it could be interesting lol my videos are coming soon. Teddy
@@teddyburns7379 Oh yea, I remember you. You had GREAT prices on the cases. I sent several guys over to buy them!! 🙂👍
I want to drive it!!! Great job, Tim!
You and me both Pat! 😉👍
Wow, that is such a Cool rat rod !!!
Thank you Monty!
She looks real. Great work 😎👍
Thank you Mike!! 👍😉🙂
WOWSERZ TIM !! Awesome Headlights 🤗🤗 . God Bless.
Thank you Gary! 👍😉🙂
You're Welcome 🤗
@@garyparker2969 👍🙂😉
Very cool rat rod Tim. I like it. Ron
Thank you Ron!
Mean looking rod. Nice work.
Thank you Franky!
Love the Wood lights.
Oh yea, those are GREAT!!!!
Out Regis. That is just too cool .
Thank you, very happy to know you like it.
Great job Tim, can't wait to see the other ones.
Cool, thank you!!!
Nice looking rat.
Thank you Rick!!
Great job cuz parts is parts.
So true!
Nailed it brother!
Thank you............ 👍😉
Rat Rod and the Gasser are top shelf!!
Thank you John!
Very cool 💯👍👍👍
So glad you liked it!!!!! 😊😉👍🙂👍
Great looking model!!!!
Thank you Rudy!
WOW!!!! I really love how awesome this low down dirty old school hot rod came out that is unbelievable Tim!!!!! Really cool job on this one thank you for sharing!!! That is really cool really impressive 👍👍👍
Thank you Eric!!!! 🙂😉👍
Wow you did amazing job
Thank you Roy!
That rod turned out amazing Tim. Love the work you did on it. Looking forward to seeing the other ones you’ve been working on too!!!
Cool, thank you Bruce!
I love it Tim 🤩🤩👍👍Great job👍neat rail extension 👍. Those headlights are ace. I've never seen them before 👍were they from a resin Co or stole from a model? 🤔🙏
Thanks Pete.... I got them many years ago from a guy in the model club. They are resin.
I almost said in the video that you were the one responsible for this chopped build Pete.... 😉🙂😊
@@THROTTLEPOWER very nice Tim
@@THROTTLEPOWER Ha ha ha🤩. I'm such a bad influence 🤩🤩
@@petesmodelcarcustoms584 Yes you are!! 🙂👍😉😊
Daaaaaaaaang!
Thank you!
Looks great
Thank you Steve!
Nice! Where did you get/make the mex blanket?
Thank you Stephen, that was a piece of paper I copied from the internet.
Hey Stephen, I just put out the Mexican blanket video. Let me know what you think. Thanks, Tim
Hi Tim,,, iiiiiiiiii like it,,, perfectly ratty,, all around cool,, wheels,, stance,, motor,, love the headlights,,but no offense,, that block of plastic that is supposed to represent the front axle,,,,sux, big time, sorry,, I'm just saying,,,, but other than that,,superb representation,,, again,, sorry for the criticism, love your show dude
Thanks Glen, yea I agree with you about the front end.
@@THROTTLEPOWER Hi Tim Man,,ya see what I'm saying about that blower scoop being perfect??
@@modelcarswithglen. Yep, it's VERY nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@modelcarswithglen. In fact, I would like to get about 5 more of those scoops for future projects!
@@THROTTLEPOWER that's what I did buddy
B to the B Buddy!!
Thank you Jared!!!
Great work on the hot rod.
Thank you Kevin!