We finished the chop
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- In this video we finished the chop on the 1953 Chevy! Watch as we tackle swapping out the back window for one out of a 51 Chevy and we stretched the door frame to achieve the perfect look.
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I’m loving watching this build. And that yard you went to looked like a lot of fine old cars out there.
Bunch of cool stuff for sure.
Most definitely a Great Chop. There's enough slight differences than most would do on this chop that really sets it apart from all the rest. Go Anthony!
I'm always trying to be different!
Awesome work on the chop and back window. Its gonna look badass when she is finished.
Thanks!!!
Hey Anthony,
That was a lot of work packed into a short video !
Flipping that window is a trick I have seen several builders do, ot worked well on this build.
That yard you went to is amazing !
So many great rides just waiting for the builders to find them.
Work Safe, Be Well
this whole process is amazing to me.
Great fab work..great tunes...Anthony i just want to say..you sir are one hell of a fab guy with great concept ideas...a very humble man...another great episode..😎👍.👋,Julie.....
Thank you, Don!
Over the years I've watched a lot of roof chopping (and some body/chassis swap) videos, and almost no one usually shows the interior side of things. I like where this is headed.
Keep watching. We have plans for the inside to be over the top.
WOW Anthony you guy's are doing an AWESOME job! Also love that junkyard!
Yeah way cool place!
Man that thing is coming together nice!!! Good job!
Love the Olds tail lights.
GREETINGS AND BLESSINGS
FROM CHICAGO IL 🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️
Anthony. Love Watching you show some of your many skills. Proves that your more than just a dumb welder like some of us. Lol. Really enjoying the build so far.
Lol, I never claimed to be a welder, just dumb.
I wish we had yards like that around here 😎
Love the glass flip way to try all options before you commit! Lots of cool iron at the rust ranch thanks for taking us.
Thanks for following along!
Amazing metal work.
I like the rear window of this car it looks a lot better than the original
Good idea flipping the window around.
Thanks! I wish it didn't take me so long to think of it.
@@HardCoreFab that's the way it goes sometimes.
Going to look really cool when finished 😅
Looking good Anthony. Really good.
Thanks!
Very nice junkyard
Another awesome video!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice chop! You're making it look easy... Lookin' good. These inside pieces are important. Please make sure you show some of that. Others haven't.
Will do!
Great job and looks good 👍👍
Looks good guys 👍
Very cool
You do Awesome work, I love watching you put it all together. I’m still learning at 65 years old. 👍🏻
I hope to never stop learning.
The old yellow Deutz was cool.
Nice work
You made a fast back!
This is looking great! So many people have no idea the bends and curves that are in a car, never mind these great old classic pieces when when they said quality it meant quality. So much was made by hand. This is going to be a badass car, nice job my friend. Now that rust ranch recycling yard. not all are junk yards. But, we no longer have yards like them up here, salt destroys the steel and everything just keeps rusting. I would almost drive that far just to go thru them for a couple days. I love a good recycling yard, I've worked at 2 when I was much younger. Fun times.
Yeah, I wish I had more time to look at things closer. Next time!
@@HardCoreFab Anthony, you have a great eye for details my friend. The things you do amaze me. This is going to be a great car.
Just found you and Lordie what treasure you are.
Thank you and welcome to the channel!
That was pretty sweet how that fit in upside-down, good eye on that one Anthony, very cool
Thank you!
Looking good and getting that stylish attitude! Don't know if I've ever been by the Ranch lotta cool stuff though. We still have a few of those spots throughout the state luckily and hope they dont fade away.
Me all day there too.
“Nice Job"
Looks great
Thanks!
Flipping the back window was brilliant
LOOOK"N GRRR88T ! . ❤ THE BACK WINDO !!! ... .. . 🤠
Looks Awesome Antony Nice work on the back window
Thanks 👍
like 106 ! Nice work.
Big thanks
Find the widest point top to bottom at the inside of the frame. Been there done similar.
People don't realize how much work involved chopping a roof I chopped my 46 Chevy truck it was the first one I ever chopped a lot of work
Mechanical aptitude AND artistic vision. Cool combo!
The upside down rear window looks perfect!
Thanks!
Chop is coming along nice. Cool junkyard.
lots of work for sure, but lovely job guys
Thanks!
Like always it looks Great,keep going great job
Thank you!
Looking real good. Great work!
Thanks 👍
I'd love to have the 38 Buick
Yeah way cool
Hey Anthony! Great video and great job on the chop! Very cool build! Did I miss your update on the cruise to Ratstock? I’m trying to plan my trip and would like to meet up with you guys to make that trip.
We have talked about it here and there. I'll see if I can bring it up again in the next video.
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Absolutely beautiful it’s looking awesome. Did you see any cool taillights out at that salvage yard?
I saw some stuff, but I figured I needed some measurements first. Then go back and maybe you would want to go and see what might work.
Check out Carter's Auto Restyling. He just did a chop on a four door just for shits and giggles. Turned out nice.
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Looks trick to me ! !
I'm glad you decided not to chop up the packard
Oh my! That is not what I thought you you were going to do. I was way out on left field. I thought you were going to cut the window frame down. Then you started cutting the roof!! Thats way better! Looks nice
Glad you like it
Love channel..
Love the channel
Nice chop...
But your audio sucks...
Sorry....
I know, it's frustrating. We've bought lapel mics, but the beard messes with it, believe it or not. The more we move into the shop, the better it gets. So hopefully some day it will work itself out
When we were building rat rods a friend of mine dad had a level for laying out construction site's ponds etc I can't think of it's name lol we would hang or mount it above our project and select the grid pattern on the Lazer and that would give us a line to measure from and get pretty close to being correct
That would be handy
Killer