Often wonder if those thumbs down are a mistake? I use a tablet a lot nowdays and it is very easy to touch the wrong part of the screen accidentally and all sorts of stuff I wasn't expecting happens. Between that and autocorrect changing the meaning of things I type I find tablets to be a little imprecise. Not liking videos like this one is hard to believe.
Imagination is a amazing thing to poses, but when a man can take the thoughts going on inside his head and create something that others can see or use is beyond a gift. Very nice Fitzee and with the metal used in it's construction, it's got to be strong as hell too! Thank you once again for letting us see the things your hands can create and showing us the process so we can at least attempt to make something we can be proud of.
So when my wife asks me "why don't you just throw that away" I'll show her this video. As always, great stuff, Fitzee!! I really enjoy your creativity, and all your other videos about technique, setup, tips & tricks. Super valuable. Thank you!!
You're videos will be invaluable. I've picked up a 68 beaumont and will hopefully bring back to life some Canadian muscle. First real project. Keep the videos coming please. Much appreciated.
Nice little trailer Fizee great job! as expected coming from you. what I love about what you do fitz is that you let nothing go to waste. A lot of folks can learn many things from a man like yourself. Practical common sense which is not common anymore.
I like your rust repair videos best and was a little hesitant to check out this video , but I'm glad I did especially with all the tips and trick included , good one as usual! 😎👍
I've been subscribed for quite a while now. Saw the thumbnail for this vid and just rolled my eyes and said dumb. Then a week later I said why not. Glad I watched... fun little project journey. Great creativity.
Awesome! Love the telescoping trailer neck. I've often thought of a similar arrangement for a boat trailer with a movable retracting front piece of landing gear such that you could winch the whole thing down into the water without backing the tow vehicle down too far. My father built trailers for a company here is Somerville, Mass. called Shertzer that featured a telescoping low-bed design used for hauling heavy equipment -- dozers, road graders, etc.-- that could then be returned empty a lot shorter. When is the show in Moncton usually held, and whereabouts? I'd like to get up there and check it out one of these days. My wife was born there (in 1960). We have people in Dieppe and Riverview. Her grandfather was an engineer on the CNR, driving trains out to Cape Tormentine, Edmunston, Bathurst, Halifax and elsewhere. Enjoying the heck out of these pics and videos and learning a ton. Have a good day.
The setup you guys made is was great. I was figuring you were going to put some truck fenders over the wheels pointed backward, utilizing the headlight location for tail lights. What you came up with was great.
Thank you Fitzee for showing this amateur (me) how this is done! I’m glad I “stuck around”. 👍🏻. P.s. I love that first Frankenstein still pic with everything vicegripped together. It just made me smile?
Great job, Fitzee. I also have a T Bucket, and I know about "no room" to store anything. Between you and Chad, I've come up with some ideas to build one for myself. Thanks for the tips, Thanks for the video, as always.
wow Fit that was over the top Gm fenders and the Crosly back panel when i was young my neighbor had 4to 6 Croslys in his back yard my other neighbor had a 58 Chevy work truck small world
I bought an axle recently from princess auto. It's got atv size tires that are highway rated for towing with my 37 Ford slantback. The reason i used them bulgie tires was for a skid frame to drag firewood behind the atv outs bushes then I'll make a box like yours for roadtrips. Thanks for some your great ideas. I owes ya one??!
What a cool project, thank you for sharing. I bet that thing hustled with that big Chevy in there!
Who... in their right mind.... would give this a thumbs down? Very nice very impressive build!
Makes you wonder, doesn't it. Must be someone going around giving a thumbs down to every video they watch!
I was gonna say that
The thumbs down is what I call an "Australian thumbs up"... Takes away the sting of thinking someone didn't like it
Often wonder if those thumbs down are a mistake? I use a tablet a lot nowdays and it is very easy to touch the wrong part of the screen accidentally and all sorts of stuff I wasn't expecting happens. Between that and autocorrect changing the meaning of things I type I find tablets to be a little imprecise. Not liking videos like this one is hard to believe.
I say it, and say it, and keep saying it!!! U cannot beat Fitzee, he's a BADAS S and an inspiration!!
Who needs video when there is such a great slideshow of the build. If you put up more projects, I'll be watching.
Alway amazing how you turn ideas into reality. Nothing goes to waste.
Imagination is a amazing thing to poses, but when a man can take the thoughts going on inside his head and create something that others can see or use is beyond a gift. Very nice Fitzee and with the metal used in it's construction, it's got to be strong as hell too!
Thank you once again for letting us see the things your hands can create and showing us the process so we can at least attempt to make something we can be proud of.
That’s a great little trailer and an interesting idea to shorten the drawbar too.
The sliding tounge is still making me chuckle, only a good man from the rock would come up with that! Genius, love it. Keep up the great vids 👍
So when my wife asks me "why don't you just throw that away" I'll show her this video.
As always, great stuff, Fitzee!! I really enjoy your creativity, and all your other videos about technique, setup, tips & tricks. Super valuable.
Thank you!!
Unbelievable video fitzei keep them coming buddy 👍🏽🇦🇺👌🏼🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🔨☝🏼💪🏼🏆
Brilliant design! I love how you used the jeep roof for a floor.
Absolutely beautiful job! The thought and visualization is top notch!! That trailer is crying for some flames...I can hear it.
Pretty cool! To think of all the cool projects people did before video became the norm. Pictures are priceless!
Very nice!!! That's an awesome little trailer, great work!!!!
Awesome little trailer and that hotrod is super cool I’d be willing to bet it would be a chilly ride in NFLD in it
Elbow Grease & Penny Pinching are my favourite tools in the box!
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Another awesome display of your talent/abilities! The trailer was a great match to the car. Loved the project. Thanks!
You're videos will be invaluable. I've picked up a 68 beaumont and will hopefully bring back to life some Canadian muscle. First real project. Keep the videos coming please. Much appreciated.
Mr. Fitzee, I really enjoyed this vid of past projects - please, please, more, more!!!
Nice little trailer Fizee great job! as expected coming from you. what I love about what you do fitz is that you let nothing go to waste. A lot of folks can learn many things from a man like yourself. Practical common sense which is not common anymore.
Liked the picture of Gene at the end!
Awesome. Looks great. Sir you have serious talent
I like your rust repair videos best and was a little hesitant to check out this video , but I'm glad I did especially with all the tips and trick included , good one as usual! 😎👍
one of the best episodes yet! Thanks for sharing Fitzee!
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Amazing to see! Just love it! I also love the Cowboy Lullaby at the end there. It's so relaxing to listen to!
I've been subscribed for quite a while now. Saw the thumbnail for this vid and just rolled my eyes and said dumb. Then a week later I said why not. Glad I watched... fun little project journey. Great creativity.
Great build & the moveable draw bar is a smart solution to the length issue. Thanks for posting .
STAY REAL.
Very cool little trailer. Also loved seeing the picture of you guys with Gene Winfield. Awesome!
Awesome! Love the telescoping trailer neck. I've often thought of a similar arrangement for a boat trailer with a movable retracting front piece of landing gear such that you could winch the whole thing down into the water without backing the tow vehicle down too far. My father built trailers for a company here is Somerville, Mass. called Shertzer that featured a telescoping low-bed design used for hauling heavy equipment -- dozers, road graders, etc.-- that could then be returned empty a lot shorter. When is the show in Moncton usually held, and whereabouts? I'd like to get up there and check it out one of these days. My wife was born there (in 1960). We have people in Dieppe and Riverview. Her grandfather was an engineer on the CNR, driving trains out to Cape Tormentine, Edmunston, Bathurst, Halifax and elsewhere. Enjoying the heck out of these pics and videos and learning a ton. Have a good day.
Nice, not only are you an excellent body man and fabricator but a very good designer as well. Good job!
What, no flames? 🙂 Another great episode packed with great ideas! Thanks!
That crosley rear end made a great looking rear end . That would look nice on a T type roadster.
Love it. I’d have painted the trailer hitch red to match the car frame and mount an old chrome luggage rack on the trailer hatch!
super fun story. love to hear more of your other past projects! 👍👍😎👍👍
Hi Fitz. ...really enjoyed the naration! Thanks for sharing and have a happy day!
You got me yearning for a roadtrip to a car event,I find getting there is almost more fun then the show.Nice job on the trailer.
Agree 100%. I don't this show like 8 times and always driving and so many memories of the trip up and back
Your not just a amazing fabricator your also a amazing teacher 😎
A man of dreams! You dream it! You build it! I love it!
Nice job. Necessity is the Mother of Invention!!
The setup you guys made is was great. I was figuring you were going to put some truck fenders over the wheels pointed backward, utilizing the headlight location for tail lights. What you came up with was great.
Thank you Fitzee for showing this amateur (me) how this is done! I’m glad I “stuck around”. 👍🏻. P.s. I love that first Frankenstein still pic with everything vicegripped together. It just made me smile?
Total GENIUS how you saved on the car ferry
Great looking trailer and great story behind it. Thanks for sharing
Very nice design. I also like using recycled metal for projects I build.
Great for a Saturday morning!
Fitzee with the master Gene Winfield, now that must be a precious pic.
Nice, please more slide shows, love your educational videos.
Greetings from Norway.
Love the scrap pile stuff. Your's always come out so you can't tell it was scrap pile lol
Very cool like the way you make random parts work together
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That little trailer is oozing class🤠👍
Fitzee that is awesome man!
Thanks for the video!
Mike 🇨🇦🍁👍
Again you knocked it out of the park my friend!!
What an awesome look! You have a real eye for your projects.
Fantastic use of repurposed and scrap metal parts amazing visions. Thank you.
That was a cool project. I enjoyed it. Ronnie.
Awesome work Fitzee! i love to make things out of the junk pile.
That is awesome! I'd really like to see more episodes like this of past projects!
That's it! If i ever need a major project done again, i'm heading North to your shop.
You might have to do a whole lot of travelling East first
Phenomenal job and what an entertaining video!
Well done.
Very cool Fitzee. Thanks for posting.
What a great project!!
Thanks for sharing!!👍
This is what hot rodding is about for me. Use and adapt what you have on hand and your imagination. Really enjoy watching you work your metal magic.
Love it!!! Very creative. I just dont have the room to stash parts so I'm a wee bit envious
You are a true innovator, and craftsman!
Hi Tony, what a great result. Your like a Michelin cook with three stars. Makeing something special out of ordinaire leftovers. Amazing.
Fitz man, that is genius and bad assed all in one love it!
Fitz loved your trailer Copied a few things off you trailer and adapted on to mine Keep up the great vids from Alberta
Great content Fitzee, we’d like to see some more of these projects. Keep up the good work, regards from Down Under.
Fitzie, that is so cool.man you are a genius.
Great project Fitzee. WOW YOU GO TO MEET GENE WINFIELD HOW COOL IT THAT!
Very Cool Car and trailer , You do nice work !
And got a tag on it at the end, great work.
Yes totally brilliant thank u once again on schooling us!!always a pleasure to see what u do next!! Thank u !!
Great job, Fitzee. I also have a T Bucket, and I know about "no room" to store anything. Between you and Chad, I've come up with some ideas to build one for myself. Thanks for the tips, Thanks for the video, as always.
wow Fit that was over the top Gm fenders and the Crosly back panel when i was young my neighbor had 4to 6 Croslys in his back yard my other neighbor had a 58 Chevy work truck small world
🙋🏼♂️muito bom irmão parabéns amigo pelo seu trabalho 🙌🏻 👍🏻 🇧🇷
That was a nice little project.
Great work again nice trailer and car
Another awesome video 👍👍
Fantastic little trailer
Another amazing vid. Look forward to each one. You give such insperation on building items from used left over items. Thx for sharing
I bought an axle recently from princess auto. It's got atv size tires that are highway rated for towing with my 37 Ford slantback. The reason i used them bulgie tires was for a skid frame to drag firewood behind the atv outs bushes then I'll make a box like yours for roadtrips. Thanks for some your great ideas. I owes ya one??!
Amazing work as always, the T bucket was a fun car, good memories.
Nice presentation Fitzee thankyou.
Another awesome project.
That looks awesome...love your work...
Awesome work fellers😜
that is cool, you are simply amazing.
I would love to see your scrap pile of car parts.
It's gotten alot smaller. Most of what I have now is for patches or flatliner
Wow. That’s amazing. Beautiful end product out of scrap parts. Truly talented. So glad I found your channel.
Hi Fitzee.
Cool trailer. The sliding drawer bar is a brilliant idea.
Just absolutely brilliant.
Very nice very nice please get Back on that drag car
Class looking trailer.
LOVE IT! Make what you need from what you have, classic Hot Rod building.
That is so well done, just amazing.
I just drove 10 hours up from Florida, couldn't wait to see the new video, as always GOOD VIDEO!!!
That was a wonderful design for a trailer. Very well thought out.
Great project 👍👏👏