I believe you’re right to keep it as a “survivor.” You do amazing restoration work, Kyle, despite your sarcastic self-depredation. Seems to me that your subscriber base has benefited significantly from the “shout-out” on CWM. Your content deserves a much wider audience.
Thank you, that's very kind of you to say! I definitely owe Scott big time for the shout out, although it's still to be determined whether having a larger audience will be beneficial or ruin my life completely haha.
Kyle... I really like your integrity and attention to fine detail. Trucktastic! Kelly PS Can hardly wait until this world gets back to the new abnormal!
You truly are a god amongst insects, you have unbelievable talent, if you weren't on the other side of the world I would literally bring my van and pay whatever for you to restore it 👍👍
Recently purchased a 1937 1/2 ton much the same as this and have plans to keep it as is wish we were neighbours I just need to borrow a bit of confidence is all
Nice truck I have the same year model 36 chevy truck as you going a different route than you . V8 four speed auto, jag front suspension and rear suspension. Air ride bagged nothing to fast just solid with some Getty up. Good luck on yours . Nice work on the fenders and the top .
Very cool, 35 and 36 are my favorite Chevy years. Is your coupe a 3 window or 5 window? I definitely need to start making more time to work on the '36 truck
Yeah it was a 35. I bought it for parts for the 36. Kept the box, running boards and a few other things and sold the rest to a guy who is building it into a hot rod
@@CarterAutoRestyling I really love the heavy dually chassis under those, there's a utube on on that was restored and it's awesome, he put a 5th wheel on it and restored the trailer for it, last I saw of it was just a single axle and the rails but it looks great
I'll have to dig through the archives, but I'm not sure I ever took any photos. Next time I have the dash and trim covers off I'll try to film some of it.
@@CarterAutoRestyling I'm about 10 months late but any luck finding those photos? I'm doing the pillars on my 36 truck currently and think my plan is solid but wouldn't mind seeing your version. Thanks
I used 2x2 square tube for the pillars and sliced and diced them until they fit, and I used steel plate for the dash rail. It was a lot of messing around and I wouldn't do it that way again. The best option is to find a 37 or 38 cab and graft in the steel pillars and dash rail to the 36 cab. Check out Snowking55 on TH-cam, he is building a 36 and has videos on using angle iron for his pillars
They are the same from 36 to 38. 35 is almost identical, but you have to modify the mounting points slightly. Trying to find individual parts is extremely difficult, I ended up buying another truck, taking all the parts I needed and reselling what was left.
@@CarterAutoRestyling Thank you for the info! Buying another truck for parts was smart. I think I’m going to put power windows. You have a nice 36. Thanks for the fast response.
Well I have to admit your doing some nice work on that truck is one of my all time favorites of all time. Well, we have one thing in common we both agree the world has gone completely insane. That I see plain as day, unfortunately, I've got many many relatives and friends who clearly don't see it, nor do they care, and some of them if you try to mention it loss their minds completely. That's how deep their sticking their heads in the sand. They don't see, it, nor do they want too that the abnormal has become normal. One thing I do know its been fore told and it will get worst, way way worst by the time any of this wraps up, much worst believe you me. There is hope in the midst of all this despair. And that is Yeshua Hamashiach and for those who have ears to hear and eyes to see, we know and thank God we do that in the end we will win. That's the only way through this without snapping or losing your mind all together.
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Thanks for sharing time-waste Kyle,, 👍😎👍
I believe you’re right to keep it as a “survivor.” You do amazing restoration work, Kyle, despite your sarcastic self-depredation. Seems to me that your subscriber base has benefited significantly from the “shout-out” on CWM. Your content deserves a much wider audience.
Thank you, that's very kind of you to say! I definitely owe Scott big time for the shout out, although it's still to be determined whether having a larger audience will be beneficial or ruin my life completely haha.
Wow I'm envious, what a nice 36. Looking forward to seeing progress videos, that'll help me stay motivated.
Thanks, I'm very fortunate to own this truck! Your 36 will be on the road long before mine and I look forward to seeing more updates.
Marvelous work on the fenders.
Kyle... I really like your integrity and attention to fine detail. Trucktastic! Kelly
PS Can hardly wait until this world gets back to the new abnormal!
Thanks Kelly that's very nice of you to say!
I hear ya, I'm just patiently hibernating here and waiting for abnormal to return!
Can’t wait to see the finished version!
Me too!
Going to view all your videos immigrant from coldwarmotors, greetings. I love your content and yes, the world has lost its mind.
Thanks for the support!
You truly are a god amongst insects, you have unbelievable talent, if you weren't on the other side of the world I would literally bring my van and pay whatever for you to restore it 👍👍
Thanks very much for saying so!
Beautiful truck and great workmanship.
Thank you!
Thanks for the tour, really nice survivor truck.
Thanks, I'm glad you like the truck!
They are such an awesome-looking truck mate, I am jelly. cant wait to see you getting it driving
Yeah it's my favorite year of Chevy truck! Thanks for watching!
Looks like my 36 chevy truck great looking and wonderful work done .
Looking forward to seeing more. ❤️✌️😎👍cheers
Good looking truck for sure
Absolutely beautiful!!!!
That truck is in amazing shape
Beautiful metal work! Came here from Cold War Motors!!!
Fantastic keep at it you will be very successful in all of your endeavors!
Thanks, I will keep at it...failure is definitely not an option on this truck!
Recently purchased a 1937 1/2 ton much the same as this and have plans to keep it as is wish we were neighbours I just need to borrow a bit of confidence is all
'37 is a great looking truck! Congratulations on your purchase and good luck with the project!
Viewing from uk, jealous of this lovely vehicle. New subscriber via Coldwarmotors recommendation
Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it!
Love this era of Chevy!
Yeah me too haha
I haven't seen many of your videos, but there is a lot of vehicle's being repaired. You are in high demand for your skills.
Thank you, unfortunately where I live there is not much demand for this type of work.
Nice looking truck!
Nice truck I have the same year model 36 chevy truck as you going a different route than you . V8 four speed auto, jag front suspension and rear suspension. Air ride bagged nothing to fast just solid with some Getty up.
Good luck on yours . Nice work on the fenders and the top .
I have a 36 Coupe so this project really interests me.
Very cool, 35 and 36 are my favorite Chevy years. Is your coupe a 3 window or 5 window?
I definitely need to start making more time to work on the '36 truck
@@CarterAutoRestyling Five window master.
Wow, I sure like your truck. thats not an easy one to find.
Thank you! Yeah they only built the lowcabs from April until September of 36. By the time the 37's came out these trucks were obsolete.
very neat 36 i like it
Thanks, I like it too!
My dad had a 38-39 headlights in the guard, only thing remaining are the rims , he crashed it in 1965
Cool, was it a Ute? The 1/2 ton trucks didn't have headlights in the guards until '41.
It had a flat tray
I have a 36 chevy truck all fix up low cab it's the only year chevy made HI cab and LOW cab
You take dents out ,better than I can install them .
Haha thanks, installing them is a lot more fun though!
Just passing through to bump up your numbers
Thank you!
Wow that's a great truck, it's my favorite of the 30s, what happened to the other one in the pics, was it a 35 ?
Yeah it was a 35. I bought it for parts for the 36. Kept the box, running boards and a few other things and sold the rest to a guy who is building it into a hot rod
@@CarterAutoRestyling I really love the heavy dually chassis under those, there's a utube on on that was restored and it's awesome, he put a 5th wheel on it and restored the trailer for it, last I saw of it was just a single axle and the rails but it looks great
Kyle, do you have any photos that shows some of the steps in the A pillar reconstruction.
Christmas Eve "Carter Marathon"!!!
I'll have to dig through the archives, but I'm not sure I ever took any photos. Next time I have the dash and trim covers off I'll try to film some of it.
@@CarterAutoRestyling I'm about 10 months late but any luck finding those photos? I'm doing the pillars on my 36 truck currently and think my plan is solid but wouldn't mind seeing your version. Thanks
indeed a rare fine
Curious to know/understand how you reconstructed A-pillars and dash rail using steel. I'm rebuilding 36 also. Thanks a bunch
I used 2x2 square tube for the pillars and sliced and diced them until they fit, and I used steel plate for the dash rail. It was a lot of messing around and I wouldn't do it that way again. The best option is to find a 37 or 38 cab and graft in the steel pillars and dash rail to the 36 cab.
Check out Snowking55 on TH-cam, he is building a 36 and has videos on using angle iron for his pillars
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Nice.
Thanks!
Hello I’m working on one as well. Any idea where I can find the window regulators? I’ve been looking everywhere thanks
They are the same from 36 to 38. 35 is almost identical, but you have to modify the mounting points slightly. Trying to find individual parts is extremely difficult, I ended up buying another truck, taking all the parts I needed and reselling what was left.
@@CarterAutoRestyling Thank you for the info! Buying another truck for parts was smart. I think I’m going to put power windows. You have a nice 36. Thanks for the fast response.
Well I have to admit your doing some nice work on that truck is one of my all time favorites of all time. Well, we have one thing in common we both agree the world has gone completely insane. That I see plain as day, unfortunately, I've got many many relatives and friends who clearly don't see it, nor do they care, and some of them if you try to mention it loss their minds completely. That's how deep their sticking their heads in the sand. They don't see, it, nor do they want too that the abnormal has become normal. One thing I do know its been fore told and it will get worst, way way worst by the time any of this wraps up, much worst believe you me. There is hope in the midst of all this despair. And that is Yeshua Hamashiach and for those who have ears to hear and eyes to see, we know and thank God we do that in the end we will win. That's the only way through this without snapping or losing your mind all together.
Unfortunately the majority won't realize what's happening until it's too late. Thanks for watching!