Dear queen joeleen & mad Chad I used a car body as my buck bord and I gave my self 1 inch more space for my bends . Wow Chad you are so good at this thanks for all good contents of your bills it helps me out in my time of need thanks too you all
The techniques Chad demonstrated today have so many applications beyond auto quarter panel fabrication. Jolene Thank you for the exemplary camera work.
It's absolutely awesome to find an employee that can actually function and do exactly what a person ask them to do it's nice you found a competent employee Chad what a win😊😊
@@billhuff5352 I agree how could a guy do any better than those two they have brought a lot to Chad's capabilities of being able to move ahead on many projects
Body work begins on a classic old car . This is going to be a great tutorial for all ! Thumbs-up Jolene ❤and Chad and team Hiltz for showing the basic steps you need to follow ! I'm all in and let's get started ,!
Very cool. It’s like I have a shop teacher in my living room. You would make a great teacher Chad! Doug is a good helper you can bet he is learning a bunch. Jolene ❤️ everyone loves your abilities with the camera. Top it off always nice when you get into the fab work to, waiting for it 😉
Bro!!! Don’t justify what you do. What you do is good content. Even if it’s 5 times. How many times have we seen foose build cars and wheels and this and that… your an artist. No one asks van Gogh why he painting still portraits over and over do we? You make this shot possible for ppl like me. Hope to see your cars in person one day. Gosh less you and I’m proud to see your lady stand by and uplift this channel. Y’all r awesome
You are a bad influence on me. I've been working on a 57 Chevy gasser and was wondering how to deal with the rear fender wells , which are pretty rusty. Watching you work on your projects inspired me to cut them out and widen them while I'm fixing them. I've learned a lot by watching you every day. I thank Jolene for great camera work which makes it even better. By the way I'm 65 years young
At 60 I replaced my 1st floor pan and cab support. And made 2 core support repair brackets. On my f350 1994 had from January 1995. All from watching you. Thank you.
I think you might understate your level of skill "A LOT' though im sure anyone with some level of metal fabrication ability would gain better knowledge from watching i simply enjoy watching for the down to earth humbleness you portray. A dieing breed of master craftsmen. I lost touch with your tv show so i was so happy to see your lovely Lady Jolene explain that. I love how now you actually show all the different projects as they fit into your time "not made for tv" Absolute Five Star Veiwing Thanks From NZ Fan PS The Senior Citizen Wish shows your humbleness and passion for what you do is REAL
Chad and Doug are awesome and Jolene is the queen of awesome. Thank y'all so so so much for sharing y'all life with all of us that ❤️ to watch the videos . Great job y'all 👏 👍
Glad you’re not planning on customizing the ‘56 Plymouth. I drove a ‘56 Plymouth convertible in high school. As expected, I miss that car. Really enjoy watching the three of you “doing your thing”
I'm pleased to see you doing a restoration. The 56 Plymouth is a good looking car. The engine is probably a 303 and there was an option for dual four barrel carbs.
Instead of cutting new quarter pannel for the job, I prefer removing the bando from the original sheet metal to do any body works. The original sheet metal stil looks solid. However, it is a good tutorial video to learn how to fix rust or accident damaged body.🔨⛏⚒🛠. Tku!
As an Electrician taught in the UK, we used small tool boxes for everyday tools, when I emigrated to Australia the sparky's all had tool belts, so I bought one to blend in. However I soon found out that it was useless for me, after half an hour the tool belt would be empty and my tools scattered around the workplace, it's hard to break habits.@@Jerry-up8bk
These videos are an awesome asset to any car restoration person! One question sir, how do you stop all the bare metal projects in your workshop from surface rusting?
Run a 2” wide strip if masking tape along that edge and cut the excess of with a razor blade. No fiddling if with multiple pieces of paper that could get misaligned. Nice to see another relic get revived.
Wow chad that’s a big pice to work with,,an then to get the wheel well lip butt welded to it just right,WheeW,,I’m excited to watch this,,you guys are the greatest,,,hi to Jolene an Doug an fina too,,luv ya’s,,👍👍😀
Theres a way of rolling a section longer than your rollers roll the panel on an angle enough of an angle so it goes through it will look like a corkscrew then stand at ether end and twist it straight
With the metal that was cut out for the wheel you could easily make some Spats or Skits for the car which would look really nice to make the car look good
Some people like to take a walk in the park and feed the pigeons but The Champ likes to fabricate his own quarter panels instead. 😁 Nice work Champ! 😉✌
I don't know if chad reads these but if he would put a piece of tire inner tube rubber on the top wheel of his english wheel that's sitting in the back ground you could use a low crown lower die to put the curve shape into the panel without cutting it into two pieces. Especially since you have a helper to hold the other end and help guide it through the rollers. I made a set of long fender skirts for one of my cars that way using an English wheel. My skirts were around 4 or 5 feet long.
Hello super chad you are great with everything you do I congratulate you very much, I would like to make a suggestion to you but maybe you know it too, what I have already done a little
automotive bodywork, it is that in time several years ago already used satin sheet which is much more resistant to rust than ordinary steel sheet it is only a
Chad is the Bob Ross of the car body world!!! We dont make mistakes!!!
This education is so good, I feel like I should be paying big money to watch this…! These guys are teaching university level “Auto fabrication 101” !
I'm glad to see you restoring instead of cutting something up that is restorable.they don't make old cars anymore.
It's Chadd project and he enjoys fabricating so let him do what he enjoys, Doug is simply there to assist him
Dear queen joeleen & mad Chad I used a car body as my buck bord and I gave my self 1 inch more space for my bends . Wow Chad you are so good at this thanks for all good contents of your bills it helps me out in my time of need thanks too you all
Man, Doug is hell of helper, I wish I had a guy like him
There is another guy from Canada that is a great metal man
Make it kustom on you tube superb talent
The techniques Chad demonstrated today have so many applications beyond auto quarter panel fabrication. Jolene Thank you for the exemplary camera work.
It's absolutely awesome to find an employee that can actually function and do exactly what a person ask them to do it's nice you found a competent employee Chad what a win😊😊
He struck double gold with Doug and Nate!!!
@@billhuff5352 I agree how could a guy do any better than those two they have brought a lot to Chad's capabilities of being able to move ahead on many projects
Chad you and Doug will make it fit and I want to say hi to Jolene you and Doug God bless and have a blessed night
Heck yeah you need to show more of how to make panels from scratch..... It looks amazing
I know this type of metalwork isn't the most exciting for you, but it's excellent how to for all us DIY people. Thank you for sharing your talents. 😀
Glad you enjoyed it!
Body work begins on a classic old car . This is going to be a great tutorial for all ! Thumbs-up Jolene ❤and Chad and team Hiltz for showing the basic steps you need to follow ! I'm all in and let's get started ,!
Very cool. It’s like I have a shop teacher in my living room. You would make a great teacher Chad! Doug is a good helper you can bet he is learning a bunch. Jolene ❤️ everyone loves your abilities with the camera. Top it off always nice when you get into the fab work to, waiting for it 😉
That car is as old as me, and in better shape. Lol. Good luck with this project.
I didn't have a chance to go to Australia with you and Jolene but was able to find a clip of the car show.Great stuff thanks.
Bro!!! Don’t justify what you do. What you do is good content. Even if it’s 5 times. How many times have we seen foose build cars and wheels and this and that… your an artist. No one asks van Gogh why he painting still portraits over and over do we? You make this shot possible for ppl like me. Hope to see your cars in person one day. Gosh less you and I’m proud to see your lady stand by and uplift this channel. Y’all r awesome
You are a bad influence on me. I've been working on a 57 Chevy gasser and was wondering how to deal with the rear fender wells , which are pretty rusty. Watching you work on your projects inspired me to cut them out and widen them while I'm fixing them. I've learned a lot by watching you every day. I thank Jolene for great camera work which makes it even better. By the way I'm 65 years young
I really appreciate Doug’s assistance. You are lucky to have such a competent friend
At 60 I replaced my 1st floor pan and cab support. And made 2 core support repair brackets. On my f350 1994 had from January 1995. All from watching you. Thank you.
Just keep doing anything you want to do, I enjoy watching and getting motivated, love the show.
We need someone like you in New Jersey we have no one unless you want to pay big 💰 even then I wonder how good the work is
I think you might understate your level of skill "A LOT' though im sure anyone with some level of metal fabrication ability would gain better knowledge from watching i simply enjoy watching for the down to earth humbleness you portray. A dieing breed of master craftsmen. I lost touch with your tv show so i was so happy to see your lovely Lady Jolene explain that. I love how now you actually show all the different projects as they fit into your time "not made for tv" Absolute Five Star Veiwing
Thanks From NZ Fan
PS The Senior Citizen Wish shows your humbleness and passion for what you do is REAL
Nice to see something go from old to new! Nice job all around ; be back tomorrow as always! Great camera work Jolene!
Great!!! Love to watch you guys Chad,Jolene, and Doug. Keep up the good work 🙏🙏♥️
Great teamwork fabricating the quarter panel, Jolen as always great filming
That’s for the tips and tricks Chad. Thanks for the video Jolene.
Great job team. Good to see getting the old alive 👌
Chad and Doug are awesome and Jolene is the queen of awesome. Thank y'all so so so much for sharing y'all life with all of us that ❤️ to watch the videos . Great job y'all 👏 👍
Great lesson on how to make a quarter panel !!!
Can’t wait to see you make it in one piece and fit exactly like a new one with no body fill
More like 3D drawing. I watched this at 11:00 in Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada 🇨🇦. 🇨🇦 😀
My opinion this is what Chad is brilliant at, not saying he isn't at everything else but he truly is very good at body repairs
Indeed, good at body repairs. Nothing else. A real artist delivers a completed project.
I think you guys should be wearing ear protection. Enjoy watching you and Doug work.
Glad you’re not planning on customizing the ‘56 Plymouth. I drove a ‘56 Plymouth convertible in high school. As expected, I miss that car. Really enjoy watching the three of you “doing your thing”
Nice Start to the quarter panel Chad and Doug Jolene
Yes, that way I start when I build quarters panels nice. Love it,
We been waiting for a video like this!!!!!!! Thank you Jolene,Chad and Doug!!!!!!
Great idea to have a backup project while you do less popular items on the hauler.
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I'm pleased to see you doing a restoration. The 56 Plymouth is a good looking car. The engine is probably a 303 and there was an option for dual four barrel carbs.
You clearly do not understand the difference between a rebuild and a restoration. Call it what it really is.
good job Doug.
lots these old cars changed from usa to canada and from year to year got make them parts great video chad n crew
NOW that's what I call a template. !
Cut a second piece of metal for the other side. You have a perfect pattern.
Instead of cutting new quarter pannel for the job, I prefer removing the bando from the original sheet metal to do any body works. The original sheet metal stil looks solid. However, it is a good tutorial video to learn how to fix rust or accident damaged body.🔨⛏⚒🛠. Tku!
That is a template no doubt in my mind, its tight and right! Keep the camera rolling Jolene👍. The reason being is...
@@Jerry-up8bk That's why we love him! 👍
As an Electrician taught in the UK, we used small tool boxes for everyday tools, when I emigrated to Australia the sparky's all had tool belts, so I bought one to blend in. However I soon found out that it was useless for me, after half an hour the tool belt would be empty and my tools scattered around the workplace, it's hard to break habits.@@Jerry-up8bk
That's one big quarter panel keep up the good work Chad and Jolene and Doug
Panel looks awesome, good job Chad & Doug
Nice change of pace for a bit - great to watch!
More to come!
@@BadChad really liking the channel and the projects - it’s fabrication - repair - restoration- creation and art. Who else does all of that!
We used to have a big aircraft fan in the "GarAge" when we jammed, or worked on cArs.... LoL! Momma always said, " Don't sweat the small stuff!"
Hi everybody!
These videos are an awesome asset to any car restoration person! One question sir, how do you stop all the bare metal projects in your workshop from surface rusting?
A TRUE ARTIST !!
Wow you make it look easy. Great job
Great practical knowledge
not that i did not like the nova scotia scenery but i enjoy watching fabrication more nice job Chad Doug Jolene and Fina
Run a 2” wide strip if masking tape along that edge and cut the excess of with a razor blade. No fiddling if with multiple pieces of paper that could get misaligned. Nice to see another relic get revived.
Anxious to see how this turns out. Looking good so far.
You are the best at this Chad and Jolene 👍
This is one for the newer guys, anyways.... kinda, sameo' , sameo' ya' know? Master Class, tho.... Thank you , Chad & Jolene O'
Nice quarter panel for the Plymouth.
You do amazing work Chad
Wow chad that’s a big pice to work with,,an then to get the wheel well lip butt welded to it just right,WheeW,,I’m excited to watch this,,you guys are the greatest,,,hi to Jolene an Doug an fina too,,luv ya’s,,👍👍😀
I see you got that front stance figured out on the hauler. Looking badass brother!
Chads experience really shows on practical projects like this. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
This is great we will get great information thanks to all
Looking good , awesome job !!!!!
Thanks 👍
Theres a way of rolling a section longer than your rollers roll the panel on an angle enough of an angle so it goes through it will look like a corkscrew then stand at ether end and twist it straight
Yes, that technet I have used for many body panels, yes it works Great
I really like the 56 plymouth. I would love to own one in Red & White or Blue & White. Of course I want to do an engine swap , preferably 360 or 426
Nice job on the quarter
Love how you say I’m gonna work on this care lol
Doug is great help
Good job using what you have! Always like to double cut the panel butt joints. Seems to help with the correct gap to weld js
Good tutorial video mr chad ...cool idea to do bodywork tutorial videos...cya tomorrow guys 😊
great video relevant to my project
Atm much appreciated as always
Expert job done,what more can you say ! 😀👍🍺
Awesome stuff! Use your English wheel to put some shape in your panel.
Great tech session !
Nice job guys keep up the good work 👏. Great video work by Jolene as usual. Hi Doug and Chad.
Nice work 👍
I would love to have that car. Awesome car.
Once you said you would "Make It Work," I knew I had to watch the whole video since you're speaking my language.
This is great teaching video.
Great work,love it!
Chad is a genius
With the metal that was cut out for the wheel you could easily make some Spats or Skits for the car which would look really nice to make the car look good
Doug isn’t adhd… I got you !!
Some people like to take a walk in the park and feed the pigeons but The Champ likes to fabricate his own quarter panels instead. 😁
Nice work Champ! 😉✌
Going to be an intresting one
That Tom.Horton coffee passed right thru my boy Chadeee 😆😂
Great job guys 😎👍 keep it up
sou do brasil eu sempre asisto eles sao demais❤
I can’t stop… haha I said cut it too the line except the top basically… way to go Doug 😂
great work
Hi may I suggest when Doug is cutting in the background that his mic is turned off?
enjoying your show, I watch it every day!
I don't know if chad reads these but if he would put a piece of tire inner tube rubber on the top wheel of his english wheel that's sitting in the back ground you could use a low crown lower die to put the curve shape into the panel without cutting it into two pieces. Especially since you have a helper to hold the other end and help guide it through the rollers. I made a set of long fender skirts for one of my cars that way using an English wheel. My skirts were around 4 or 5 feet long.
Hello super chad you are great with everything you do I congratulate you very much, I would like to make a suggestion to you but maybe you know it too, what I have already done a little
automotive bodywork, it is that in time several years ago already used satin sheet which is much more resistant to rust than ordinary steel sheet it is only a
comment, on this I wish you a goodcontinuité.AuEnjoy watching your videos
looks great
Paper. Works great. Thanks