The "Destroying a Classic Car Because of Rude Comments" episode is in my opinion an award winning episode...that is so well done, Concept, Editing, Destruction, Reconstruction, and Execution all top notch and a fabulous video. One of the best I've ever seen. Kyle is an absolute throwback master craftsman who hasn't even begun to peak in his skills. Just imagine what he could do with a bigger budget. LIMITLESS TALENT! KEEP KICKING ASS KYLE!
I am always wary of people baiting the internet because for some people all this is frighteningly real and important. Some idiot(s) could want to do him real harm. To me the fact that a car that is beyond economic repair is going to be used to create a unique custom build - what is a better end for this car?
I think you are are tremendes body worker and engeneer thats the meaning of an old bodywerker from the netherlands yust go for it i follow wat you are doing greatings😂 cor
Another stellar, STELLAR, waste of time....loved it!!!! The Transportier de la Pollo is taking shape. The vision is becoming more clear. My brain is fried. The next episode...when will it arrive...i cant wait!!!! Oh. Its here...ok. nevermind. Heehee! Lovin it Kyle!❤
I got your idea right off on that quarter panel and the route you took is the best way to go. Also by removing that panel you were able to work that dent out of the taillight area a lot easier and gave yourself a workable panel that will require very little finishing work. And of course the right side panel as you have shown is really going to show the advantage of removing that piece and making your own replacement panel.🥸👍👍👍👍👍👍
wow you are great teacher. I like watch you mode that panel into one piece. now i can see why bodyman need paid right. thank you kyle . true master of your trade. keep doing it
This is turning into an amazing build. I like your method of finishing as much of the bodywork as you can whilst building. I have seen other people quickly welding everything together and then ending up with something that looks like Frankenstein's bride that needs weeks if not months of bodywork to get to paint.
Zoweee, this was a Doozie of a video to launch the weekend. All of the raw emotion you throw into the chicken truck I am reminded of the brooding James Dean. The spear scene was simply epic. It's a good thing you wound it all up with some soothing cat content or I wouldn't be able to sleep tonight. Thanks.
Kyle, every time I watch you at work, I admire and respect your affinity with metal bumping and doing it old school right. I slowed down the rear mudguard (fender) repair as you worked it out, so I could try and work out how you remover the dent path. Take care and there id no way that cutting up the sedan was anything other than recreation in another location! Loved the chop top, however.
As someone in SW TX, suffering from the endless not-even-summer-yet heat and humidity, watching someone working in full clothing and a jacket reminds me not all places on Earth are a living Hell. Thanks!
I guess you could call that a jacket. In the same way you could call a gnawed drumstick, a couple of peas, and a ketchup stained french fry a hot meal.
I think its amazing. I seriously like the whole look man. Don't ever worry about what others think. 😊 You be you, and as long as you are always respectful to yourself and others the rest will follow. I like how you envision things. Looking forward to seeing it come to life.
Wow! This is turning into one of the best builds I've ever seen (on or off TH-cam)! Great use of a couple vehicles that were destined to be parted out and scrapped.
I still can't believe how great your welding, patch panel and dent repairs come out. You have so much talent! I could watch your dent repair and metal finishing all day. Well, it's not metal finished but it's metal and you are finished with it.
Nice reconstruction Kyle, the chicken truck will live on, the surgery is going well on this 70 year old marriage. The one thing about working on a 50's vehicle or two, is all the sand and dirt that fall's all over you when working underneath it doing any hammering, grinding or wrenching. I just had the wonderful experience earlier today taking the old master cylinder out the bottom of my 54 m38a1 jeep. Whoever thought it was a good idea to put the damn thing under the vehicle between the exhaust pipe and the frame rail. I removed the skid plate from under the transmission so i can put a new mount in, and the dirt in my eye's was to much, and i had safety goggles on, but that crap gets in anyway. The 70 year old nuts and bolts are a pain, but the rusty cotter pins really don't like to come out without breaking, and make it that much more fun. When i saw all the dirt pouring out when you were separating the quarter panel from the wheel well, i was glad you weren't laying under it. Thanks for the fixing, and the entertainment, needed this lol. G-d bless.
I gotta say, that's some impressive dissection! And then reconstruction! I liked the music, too. The work reminded me of a Pink Floyd song where the singer said "You raise the blade, you make the change, you rearrange me till I'm sane".
I just love all the dirt and crap that falls out when separating inner and outer body panels. I once found a severely weathered grocery list clipped to a smashed pen in between two panels from a 56 Buick. Awesome day.
I appreciate all the work and customizing you are into. Also, I'm learning a lot about sheet metal and how to move it, as well as finish. There will be traditional haters where and whatever you do. Most sit on the couch! Thanks Kyle.
My fuzzy kat looks like Poe but grey and white, and he loves belly scratches just like that. Anyway, as always, thanks for always sharing the reasoning behind your methods, very informative and light-years beyond most of the other restomodders. And the shredded coat is a classic. 😂
Great work as always! I think the truck is already the embodiment of cool rad custom! When you placed that newly created panel to the side of the truck, It just came alive. . need I say better then the plastic model. The lines already mesh with the truck in its current shape!! Carry on good sir!!
Thanks! You da man
Thanks Nicolas!
"Build Yur Own Dang Chicken Truck!" Well put Mr. Carter...
Perfect!!
The Canadian Highway Commission called. They want their dirt road back.
The "Destroying a Classic Car Because of Rude Comments" episode is in my opinion an award winning episode...that is so well done, Concept, Editing, Destruction, Reconstruction, and Execution all top notch and a fabulous video. One of the best I've ever seen. Kyle is an absolute throwback master craftsman who hasn't even begun to peak in his skills. Just imagine what he could do with a bigger budget. LIMITLESS TALENT! KEEP KICKING ASS KYLE!
Your spot on in your assessment. This guy is as quirky as he is talented.
I am always wary of people baiting the internet because for some people all this is frighteningly real and important. Some idiot(s) could want to do him real harm. To me the fact that a car that is beyond economic repair is going to be used to create a unique custom build - what is a better end for this car?
I like your approach to the work and I think your work itself is first class. Thanks Kyle
Friday nights with Kyle. Best way to start the weekend 🎉
This is EXACTLY how I would have done this work, if I had the tools….and the energy…and the skill
7:30 Odd. . Coincidence? In the last episode of #vgg Derek was humming Camptown Races!
Thanks Philip. I haven't had a chance to watch any of his videos lately, but I suppose great minds think alike haha
Great video Kyle ... you make it look easy ... I would of loved to see you cut up a two door ... just to hear the squeal ...
Kyle, creates works of art out of metal and is seriously talented.
U make me lol😅. Thankyou😮
Thanks!
Thank you Ken!!!
Love the baroque music that fits in with video in period costume.
Looking forward to your next video.
All the best!
One word--- Awesome 👍👍
good job
The local Drive In Theater is no more .. but we have Kyle on the small screen to add valued entertainment to a Friday night. 👍
this ISNT a money make'n operation,,,,,its a labor of love.
Please talk us through the next wing in more detail, love all your videos and hard work keep them coming
u should get the back half of early 50 stationwagon tail gate
To me, your abilities to straighten out and repair body parts is nothing short of amazing! I doff my cap to you, sir.
But does he ever get sick of working on the floor? Another ten years and those knees are going to need some serious titanium. At least he can TIG.
@@chrishouse5753 That’s so true, I’m an old geezer and my body is shot from too much manual labor.
I think you are are tremendes body worker and engeneer thats the meaning of an old bodywerker from the netherlands yust go for it i follow wat you are doing greatings😂 cor
This project just keeps getting better.
Another stellar, STELLAR, waste of time....loved it!!!!
The Transportier de la Pollo is taking shape. The vision is becoming more clear. My brain is fried.
The next episode...when will it arrive...i cant wait!!!! Oh. Its here...ok. nevermind. Heehee! Lovin it Kyle!❤
Great Work 👍enjoy watching your work
I got your idea right off on that quarter panel and the route you took is the best way to go. Also by removing that panel you were able to work that dent out of the taillight area a lot easier and gave yourself a workable panel that will require very little finishing work. And of course the right side panel as you have shown is really going to show the advantage of removing that piece and making your own replacement panel.🥸👍👍👍👍👍👍
Your imagination and skills are excellent. Keep it going ✌. SCTV references are a bonus too.
These are the only videos I watch that are more than 10 min long. Good job.
Sensational idea. Love it!
Getting closer..... Still a ways to go... but it's coming along.
Nice work Kyle!!!
you work so well !! very good job and i realy like the look of the car !! looking forward to the sequel !!
Good job Kyle 🤠👍
It looked pretty good with the 1/4 panel hanging there.
Good Show Kyle 🤙🤠👍
I’m liking the direction that your custom is taking. People that don’t like you cutting up a “classic” can piss off.
It looks so smooth! Sweet
And your vision, forethought and planning. Great stuff…👍👍
Its cool watching you work at 100 miles per hour ….. i like seeing the process unfold
THank you for taking us along on the build. Kind regards.
Thanks
Thanks Billy!
Definitely getting interesting Kyle Coming along nicely
Nice little “ neat guy “ in high school montage 👍🏻😎
Awesomec sauce from the start ! Neat build!
wow you are great teacher. I like watch you mode that panel into one piece. now i can see why bodyman need paid right. thank you kyle . true master of your trade. keep doing it
Love your work. Wow you get a real spring up when you're excited.
Amazing fabrication skills and great looking vehicle's
Frikkin' cool seeing it come together.
This is turning into an amazing build. I like your method of finishing as much of the bodywork as you can whilst building. I have seen other people quickly welding everything together and then ending up with something that looks like Frankenstein's bride that needs weeks if not months of bodywork to get to paint.
You sir are an inspiration to all us wanna be body men. Bravo!
Zoweee, this was a Doozie of a video to launch the weekend. All of the raw emotion you throw into the chicken truck I am reminded of the brooding James Dean. The spear scene was simply epic. It's a good thing you wound it all up with some soothing cat content or I wouldn't be able to sleep tonight. Thanks.
Hi Kyle,
Excellent close up photography of your tig welding skills on the fender.
Mike in Germany
Interesting info about changing directions on a weld, I never really thought about that but it makes good sense.
What a great scheme and I think it will splendidly.
Very impressive, this upload…
Kyle, every time I watch you at work, I admire and respect your affinity with metal bumping and doing it old school right. I slowed down the rear mudguard (fender) repair as you worked it out, so I could try and work out how you remover the dent path. Take care and there id no way that cutting up the sedan was anything other than recreation in another location! Loved the chop top, however.
Your making it look good.
Matching pants to go with the jacket! The "Look" is complete...😎
Ya, hardcore body man!
As someone in SW TX, suffering from the endless not-even-summer-yet heat and humidity, watching someone working in full clothing and a jacket reminds me not all places on Earth are a living Hell. Thanks!
Same here in Central Texas, gonna be a long hot summer, eh? All my wife's spring flowers are melted.
@@peteschutza3566 Yeah...we are in never-leave-tools-in-the-sun season. Sucks.
I guess you could call that a jacket. In the same way you could call a gnawed drumstick, a couple of peas, and a ketchup stained french fry a hot meal.
I'm in Vegas. Trying to restore my 67 Caqnaro and 49 3600 Truck. It ain't happening.
I love it! "Build your own damn chicken truck!"😂
I think its amazing. I seriously like the whole look man. Don't ever worry about what others think. 😊 You be you, and as long as you are always respectful to yourself and others the rest will follow. I like how you envision things. Looking forward to seeing it come to life.
Good. Job. It. Look s. Like. You. Paint Ed. It.
Looking forward to seeing the finished product. Hi from New Zealand 🇳🇿
For the fuzzy dice to hang on the rvm.
Haha thanks so much Chris!
Talented man , enough said !!!
Looking good, Kyle. I'm digging this project.
Wow! This is turning into one of the best builds I've ever seen (on or off TH-cam)! Great use of a couple vehicles that were destined to be parted out and scrapped.
I like how the quarter panel includes a neverending bottomless pit of dirt 👏
Nice work good to see the chickin truck back and moving along
Keep up the good work don't worry about the small things
Awesome job. Love it.
Great progress Kyle and your explanation of work was much appreciated and shows off your skills, look forward to next episode
Good job. . you. Sound. Have. More. D.o i. Learn. A. Lots. Thank. You. God. Bel
6)- I recall when Bondo first came out, my brother and I made Bondo buggies out of everything that had a dent in it.
Friggin awesome Dude !!! Great to see you back on it !!!😉🙃😎 NZ
Your doing a great job mate 🤙🤙🤙🤙
I’m am continually AMAZED by your metal working skill! That’s why I watch!!!!
Kyle I really enjoy your workmanship. Very good and instructive too. Go Canada! 😊
keep up the great work Carter!
I still can't believe how great your welding, patch panel and dent repairs come out. You have so much talent! I could watch your dent repair and metal finishing all day. Well, it's not metal finished but it's metal and you are finished with it.
Nice reconstruction Kyle, the chicken truck will live on, the surgery is going well on this 70 year old marriage. The one thing about working on a 50's vehicle or two, is all the sand and dirt that fall's all over you when working underneath it doing any hammering, grinding or wrenching. I just had the wonderful experience earlier today taking the old master cylinder out the bottom of my 54 m38a1 jeep. Whoever thought it was a good idea to put the damn thing under the vehicle between the exhaust pipe and the frame rail. I removed the skid plate from under the transmission so i can put a new mount in, and the dirt in my eye's was to much, and i had safety goggles on, but that crap gets in anyway. The 70 year old nuts and bolts are a pain, but the rusty cotter pins really don't like to come out without breaking, and make it that much more fun. When i saw all the dirt pouring out when you were separating the quarter panel from the wheel well, i was glad you weren't laying under it. Thanks for the fixing, and the entertainment, needed this lol. G-d bless.
nice
Perfect music for the movie Blazing Jackets!
I'm just amazed about how you do that I can kind of see your vision and I like it you must have more patience than God
Super COOL! You really have a method to your madness.....👍 😂🤣😂
GOOD GREIEF CHARLIE BROWN! Now that you removed the gas door. I guess you will have to throw it away once the tank is empty.
please always continue your excellent work, i always watch your videos and looking forward to seeing a completed chicken truck
3)- I think Kyle deserves good ratings and the way to send his channel to more viewersis to leave more comments
I got to get me one of those dual purpose metal working knee pad bags.
I gotta say, that's some impressive dissection! And then reconstruction! I liked the music, too. The work reminded me of a Pink Floyd song where the singer said "You raise the blade, you make the change, you rearrange me till I'm sane".
I just love all the dirt and crap that falls out when separating inner and outer body panels. I once found a severely weathered grocery list clipped to a smashed pen in between two panels from a 56 Buick. Awesome day.
7)- I recall trying to find parts from cars that were similar to one another like Pontiacs and Chevys in order to see what we could scavenge to fit.
Without question, the best demunging channel on the whole Internet. Best wishes.
I appreciate all the work and customizing you are into. Also, I'm learning a lot about sheet metal and how to move it, as well as finish. There will be traditional haters where and whatever you do. Most sit on the couch! Thanks Kyle.
I just found your channel. You have mad skills and patience. Great job.
i love it taking junki and creatiing something cool
My fuzzy kat looks like Poe but grey and white, and he loves belly scratches just like that.
Anyway, as always, thanks for always sharing the reasoning behind your methods, very informative and light-years beyond most of the other restomodders.
And the shredded coat is a classic. 😂
Very nice work Kyle it's going to be amazing. God bless
Nice work! Thanks for the video!
Looks absolutely tough! Kyle keep it up this is the best thing going on the internet right now!
"Mate a pick up and a sedan, can't be done!"
Kyle: What's a matter, Chicken...truck?
Looking good buddy keep up the good work 👍👍👌
Great work as always! I think the truck is already the embodiment of cool rad custom! When you placed that newly created panel to the side of the truck, It just came alive. . need I say better then the plastic model. The lines already mesh with the truck in its current shape!! Carry on good sir!!
your metal work is unbelievable you are amazing love watching your work keep it up.
He is talented for sure!!