Sweet Lord I love these automotive adventures! My Dad was a staunch advocate of using the hell out of stuff before chucking it out. His history with blocks of wood and baling wire was legendary. Every time I watch one of these videos where an otherwise dead car is repurposed or reimagined, I smile and know that my Dad is smiling down on us all. Thank you.
"Why do you even bother?" Because cars like that deserve a second or third life. They are a part of a special time in automotive history and need to be brought back. We can't forget about them. We need them.
@@Cthusiest_jeff Done that already with my life. Sad to see what these guys do with old cars. I get it cost money but old got is still a got there not making anymore hopefully he sells it and not parts it out.
@@christsogaugetrains he is planning to restore the burned goat or at least last I heard of it but some of these cars are too far gone for a proper restoration to fix right so making them drivable and getting some life back out of them is sometimes the best you can do. I own two nissan 720 4x4 pickups one is in immaculate shape with low miles for a 40yr old truck and very little rust and a few beauty marks while the other is a complete basket case with the incorrect bed that is rusted out and I can watch the passenger tire spin and the interior has been hashed in it so it will become a toy/project for me to screw around with because I don't care if I end up putting a tree through the floor or hitting a fender on something because it is too far rusted to be worth it to fix but I am still trying to give it a life instead of rotting away back into the earth.
My stepdad would always say: I can show you but, until you actually try and make mistakes, you’ll never learn. Oh and: If you use a tool put it away. Great teaching Dalton! Great learning JD! I’m so glad I’m supporting the shop!
Echoes upon echoes of my fellow subscribers here who are complimentary of young JD. Dalton, none of us are perfect, but it's clear that you're doing things right raising your son. Dare I say, he could run the PBG channel on those rare occasions when you'd rather sit on the porch and sip whiskey all day!
The point in your life where you realize that JD is capable of more at his age than you've been in your whole existence. He is learning some great lessons about ingenuity and perseverance. Not to mention the priceless time he is spending with his father.
Man, I really appreciated what you do here. My grandmother's 66 Mercury Park Lane convertible made it's first drive since 1986 the other day thanks in no small part to your videos. It's not perfect, and that's OK, you definitely showed that this stuff can be done at home, in a regular garage, by regular people. Keep doing your thing and helping the rest of us get this stuff done!
Im a huge Buick,Pontiac and Oldsmobile fan. My Dads 1st car was a 64 Belelvedeere but his 2nd car was his favorite. 64 Pontiac Lemans 389 4brl. He paid 75 dollars for the car and all forward gears were out of it. So he drove it home 9 miles in REVERSE! 😂 He paid 50 dollars for a transmission out of a GTO. Hand buffed the car and got her running good. He and my mom had an argument and he took off like a bat outta hell and ended running the car off a bridge on na gravel road. He had 125 dollars in the best car he said he ever owned. Mom 1st car was a 64 f85 Cutlass and then she got a 71 Cutlass, then a 71 Monte Carlo. Ive got old pictures from like 75or76 of them with these cars.
This is what happens when you teach your kids that they can actually do things, despite being a kid, encouraging them to think outside the box and find a solution to problems.
JD is a badass!!! Fearless and I have no doubt he will be successful in life. Well done Dalton raising someone who can think and be productive to society and not a drain like so many today. What a great kid!!!
A weapon eh? Can't wait. JD's old Ford is looking fabulous. Calling a 350 a small engine is met with incredulity here in the UK. It is hilarious really. JD's perseverance is awesome. I was LMAO that he did not think to move the seat forward though. He's a learnin'. His skillset is getting bigger everyday as he is a sponge for knowledge. Way to go JD, The quality of work you do is just right. Anymore and we would call you Derek. Any less would be dangerous. You hit the sweet spot of entertainment and it'll do perfectly. The interior looks pretty damn good. Considering it is done with parts that don't belong, lol. Damn, it is over. That went waaay to quickly for my liking. It just means we are closer to the next upload. Neil :-}
JD for the win! I love seeing him growing up l, he's got one heck of a future ahead of him! This is a great car for Duct Tape, it's gonna make it there and back for sure!
I absolutely love the way you teach JD and leave hi to "figure it out" for himself....my uncle was exactly the same...I can't be more thankful for all the education I got on how to work on cars and I'll never forget. Fantastic channel!
I love new PBG videos and watching JD grow up. He is already a master mechanic in my book. Name one maintenance he can't do ? He can pull a motor. I live in California and I'm being bombarded with more and more electric cars as I Uber around. How do you see the future of muscle cars, Dalton ? I hope and pray internal combustion goes nowhere. Nobody wants an electric F-150 Ford truck.
I've owned a few Pickups that the bedliner was indeed structural. It's an unmentioned benefit of rattle can Rustoleum bedliner. A second coat makes it virtually bulletproof.
With a Buick body, Pontiac drivetrain, and a ford third member, if you put the Chevy rally’s back on and find one Oldsmobile part, you could call that pile “ Identity Crisis”. Peace.
Heck, yeah, JD! Nice metal work. Self-Tapper approved. @ Dalton....you just got back from the Great White North. Did Kevin and Mook successfully tie the knot?
JD is at least half of the reason I watch your channel. God bless your family, and God bless America! Thanks for putting on a quality show of the finest car butchery on TH-cam! Awesome! The Charley Daniel’s of the self tapper!😮😳🤣
I missed last year, but I'm thinking of trying this year just worried about breaking down. 72 chevelle sitting 24 + years it would be the maidan voyage
Do many, many short trips to work any bugs out. I’ve seen plenty of “new” cars break down. Last one was a 1 year old Buick SUV where the trans unexpectedly decided to lock up on a two lane bridge at 4 pm in a small city. There is no neutral override in this model so she waited about 20 minutes for roadside assistance to arrive. Point is: Anything can break down
Hey Dalton .. the trunk and floor can be fiberglassed .. this is cheap and very strong and it makes them waterproof forever .. I have done this sparingly and it is a solid fix as long as the metal is good around the fix .. not a concord fix but when done right looks good .. I think you might have done this before but to me it works better than spare metal patches ..
Love seeing JD coming out on his own and busting out the floors, learning his lessons as he goes, taking on the Summit family mantle of butchery, the right way!
Yay, the Skygoat. Love it. Your channel is one of the very few I can watch regularly and always have a good laugh. I don't think you shooting self tappers into things will ever get old. JD looks like he's really getting to grips with custom forming new floor panels too. Thank you for taking us along for the ride.
Pole barn notification! Immediately clicked and hit that like button. Dalton should let Jess hand letter the skygoat in some old school script like an old race car from the 60’s. Perhaps like an aged gold leaf theme or something. I would have slapped that 400 in and made a Butler stroker like Diggs did and smoke some fools!
PBG gold from the start 4:35 opening the passenger side door there is a river of rust pouring out of the thing. I used to work in the automotive industry in Australia and couldn’t work out why the salt spray requirements were so strict . I am now very much enlightened. Thanks for posting keep up the good work.
I'm right in the middle of a 1968 GS 454 build, '68 Skylark with a 454/TH400 combo courtesy of a 1974 C20. I love the bolt together combos that can built from GM parts. A friend had a 67 400 from a GTO in his 1970 Chevelle, drove the Chevy and Pontiac purists nuts, even 45 years ago!
"Drive us to the other parts car" should be your next t-shirt. I picture you dressed as general Patton, standing in the back of the mini jeep pointing and Private JD as your driver! LOL
PBG has become my FAVORITE TH-cam channel! So May times during this video I was laughing to the point of crying. Keep up the good work! You guys are the best!!
The Rusted Goat was a testament to how old Pontiacs never die...they just rest. Sad to see it get taken apart, but as you said, it's probably the best thing for it since there's no title...and not much car left. Hopefully, you can find a good car to put the engine in. That engine definitely deserves to be on the road again! Loved your re-padding of the seat! My grandpa did the same trick in his old Chevy square body farm truck when I was a kid. When the duct tape wore down, we just used some more! How that truck passed inspections was beyond me, but the good state of Missouri let him keep it licensed until he sold it.
It does look mean as hell at the very end with the wheels on the ground. Nice.. Great to see J.D. getting it in on the sheet metal work.. nice work J.D.
I’m on vacation, was watching this last night on my tablet. This morning I get in my car, sync my phone and the first thing I hear is ‘damn you self tappers’…great way to start the day. 😂
Thank you for a hour of great automotive fun! Watching your family help you is great! This is always entertaining for me. Always something different. Working hard to get er done1 Looking good ,, the floor was a good bit of fun to watch your son fixin on it. Cobbling it together is the best way to describe this project.. Pretty resourceful on how you are able to use so many other parts cars to put it all together!! Get some rest and hopefully we can watch you finish this project Pontiac/Buick Drag strip queen! Make it safe for a long drive,,,, for you and your son.
I tell you the more I watch this the more I love this . The way he does things it’s ingenious , using road signs and license plates and occasionally pieces of metal out the side of a van is innovative. Look at the “Holey Goat “ . That was awesome. And it has been several thousand miles . I actually got to see when Dalton and wife and JD with his brother went to Arizona to the Duct Tape drag. It was awesome.
I've bought $50 cars, hauled them home pulled eng, trans, rear axle out & whatever other parts I needed, took the shell to scrap metal got $75 and have cores to use to get rebuilt engine & trans. Some folks think I'm crazy but my stuff runs & drives for super cheap. And old rims are worth $25 credit at the local pick & pull.
I love this stuff. I must say, of the channels I follow that release on Friday, I watch PBG first. Dalton, JD, Jess, and friends are such a great team, I enjoy every minute!
Ooooohhh those fender wells .....😮😮..my dad helped me when I bought some 50s for a El Camino that I souped up. My dad showed me a baseball bat to custom roll and flare those edges. I did end up putting new springs in her. Can't wait to see the next step . Zip ties for the Win
one thing i aways super appreciate about this your videos is the willingness to use the enviornment around you, like scrap piles and parts bins, to get this shit done.
If it was me, I'd take the minimal and keep it out back,Never know if a top is needed,Core support,Pillars for the windshield,Package tray,Rear inner structure,Goats maybe plentiful around you,But up here ,there's gold in them damn things.
The part where you talk about each one is different assembled by a person by hand is so true... even when I did Chrysler paint for their specialty stuff each one was a tiny bit different stripes in different places ect...
On my ‘64 Skylark, I cut the wheel wells pretty good. I used fender flares from a Geo Tracker to cover the cuts and the wider wheels. Can attach a pic or id show you, lol!!
I remember going over my grandfathers house in the 1990s and this is how he would be working on cars in his barn. Then he would take us out to the local cruise night at a diner or ice cream place. Basically throwing anything at it to get it down the road.
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It's great to see JD independently carrying on the proud PBG traditional craft of precision, artisanal bodywork and cover up techniques.
Not to mention using goggles and a grinder with a safety guard :) -They are called Death Wheels for a reason!
Emphasis on coverup 😂😂😂
That there is called farm fixing.
So glad you cleaned the WS before the test drive! Major Pet Peeve. Thanks!
Cutting off the filler neck on a gas tank with a death wheel while smoking a cig as it acts as a water feature -- Chef's Kiss!
I loved it ❤ .
He used water so he will be fine 🤣
Sweet Lord I love these automotive adventures! My Dad was a staunch advocate of using the hell out of stuff before chucking it out. His history with blocks of wood and baling wire was legendary. Every time I watch one of these videos where an otherwise dead car is repurposed or reimagined, I smile and know that my Dad is smiling down on us all. Thank you.
"Why do you even bother?" Because cars like that deserve a second or third life. They are a part of a special time in automotive history and need to be brought back. We can't forget about them. We need them.
Exactly mate
Dam dude you are a hack. Stop messing up old cars go get a Toyota these cars deserve better
@christsogaugetrains so start a TH-cam channel and start restoring cars. We're waiting...
@@Cthusiest_jeff Done that already with my life. Sad to see what these guys do with old cars. I get it cost money but old got is still a got there not making anymore hopefully he sells it and not parts it out.
@@christsogaugetrains he is planning to restore the burned goat or at least last I heard of it but some of these cars are too far gone for a proper restoration to fix right so making them drivable and getting some life back out of them is sometimes the best you can do. I own two nissan 720 4x4 pickups one is in immaculate shape with low miles for a 40yr old truck and very little rust and a few beauty marks while the other is a complete basket case with the incorrect bed that is rusted out and I can watch the passenger tire spin and the interior has been hashed in it so it will become a toy/project for me to screw around with because I don't care if I end up putting a tree through the floor or hitting a fender on something because it is too far rusted to be worth it to fix but I am still trying to give it a life instead of rotting away back into the earth.
My stepdad would always say: I can show you but, until you actually try and make mistakes, you’ll never learn. Oh and: If you use a tool put it away.
Great teaching Dalton!
Great learning JD!
I’m so glad I’m supporting the shop!
Try rolling the inner wheel lip with the car on the ground and use a wooden baseball bat. Old school will never leave you stranded.😅
Echoes upon echoes of my fellow subscribers here who are complimentary of young JD. Dalton, none of us are perfect, but it's clear that you're doing things right raising your son. Dare I say, he could run the PBG channel on those rare occasions when you'd rather sit on the porch and sip whiskey all day!
The point in your life where you realize that JD is capable of more at his age than you've been in your whole existence. He is learning some great lessons about ingenuity and perseverance. Not to mention the priceless time he is spending with his father.
Man JD did a fantastic job and major kudos to him for taking the initiative while you were out of town!
Yes, he did
Jd is a natural with the camera. He did a dang good job with the floors
Man, I really appreciated what you do here. My grandmother's 66 Mercury Park Lane convertible made it's first drive since 1986 the other day thanks in no small part to your videos. It's not perfect, and that's OK, you definitely showed that this stuff can be done at home, in a regular garage, by regular people. Keep doing your thing and helping the rest of us get this stuff done!
Man, you guys can polish a Turd better than anyone I have ever seen. You are truly people from my own heart! Love it! 👍👍
27:32 HEATING UP THE DRILL BIT…..this is the most genius thing I’ve ever seen and I cant believe I didn’t think of it 😭
It’ll probably ruin the heat treat on the drill bit so use a cheap bit with a crap heat treat so you don’t need to care.
Wish I thought of that. Then the carpet wouldn't have wrapped around my bit like cotton candy.
Vice grip garage heats up a punch and just pokes it through the carpet, no risk of twisting the carpet up in a drill, or ruining a drill bit.
It baffles me that it has taken Butler performance so long to get hooked up with a TRUE Pontiac man. Congratulations Sir. You definitely deserve it
Im a huge Buick,Pontiac and Oldsmobile fan. My Dads 1st car was a 64 Belelvedeere but his 2nd car was his favorite. 64 Pontiac Lemans 389 4brl. He paid 75 dollars for the car and all forward gears were out of it. So he drove it home 9 miles in REVERSE! 😂 He paid 50 dollars for a transmission out of a GTO. Hand buffed the car and got her running good. He and my mom had an argument and he took off like a bat outta hell and ended running the car off a bridge on na gravel road. He had 125 dollars in the best car he said he ever owned.
Mom 1st car was a 64 f85 Cutlass and then she got a 71 Cutlass, then a 71 Monte Carlo. Ive got old pictures from like 75or76 of them with these cars.
This is what happens when you teach your kids that they can actually do things, despite being a kid, encouraging them to think outside the box and find a solution to problems.
JD is a badass!!! Fearless and I have no doubt he will be successful in life. Well done Dalton raising someone who can think and be productive to society and not a drain like so many today. What a great kid!!!
Back to multipart builds. I like these, hoping the algorithm gods do too! Love seeing JD go solo as well.
Ive never seen such quality work in my life!!! Great job JD and Dalton!!!
Love that ride. Glad she is getting some love and attention. JD is becoming quite the young man. You have every right to be proud of him.
I totally agree
A weapon eh? Can't wait.
JD's old Ford is looking fabulous.
Calling a 350 a small engine is met with incredulity here in the UK. It is hilarious really.
JD's perseverance is awesome. I was LMAO that he did not think to move the seat forward though. He's a learnin'. His skillset is getting bigger everyday as he is a sponge for knowledge. Way to go JD,
The quality of work you do is just right. Anymore and we would call you Derek. Any less would be dangerous. You hit the sweet spot of entertainment and it'll do perfectly.
The interior looks pretty damn good. Considering it is done with parts that don't belong, lol.
Damn, it is over. That went waaay to quickly for my liking.
It just means we are closer to the next upload.
Neil :-}
JD for the win! I love seeing him growing up l, he's got one heck of a future ahead of him! This is a great car for Duct Tape, it's gonna make it there and back for sure!
i love watching you "restore on cars " self tapping screws , stuffing rags in seats and duct taping them closed truly a man after my own heart
Hell ya super excited to see you again ill be there in a 73 gmc c15 with the "holtville" people come by and have a beer with us
I absolutely love the way you teach JD and leave hi to "figure it out" for himself....my uncle was exactly the same...I can't be more thankful for all the education I got on how to work on cars and I'll never forget. Fantastic channel!
I love new PBG videos and watching JD grow up. He is already a master mechanic in my book. Name one maintenance he can't do ? He can pull a motor. I live in California and I'm being bombarded with more and more electric cars as I Uber around. How do you see the future of muscle cars, Dalton ? I hope and pray internal combustion goes nowhere. Nobody wants an electric F-150 Ford truck.
Your level of butchery is impressive. I am inspired!!! Love it bro.
Going through standing water killed the fuel pump in my wife's car this morning, this is a much appreciated relaxing distraction
I've owned a few Pickups that the bedliner was indeed structural.
It's an unmentioned benefit of rattle can Rustoleum bedliner.
A second coat makes it virtually bulletproof.
With a Buick body, Pontiac drivetrain, and a ford third member, if you put the Chevy rally’s back on and find one Oldsmobile part, you could call that pile “ Identity Crisis”. Peace.
fantastic
Heck, yeah, JD! Nice metal work. Self-Tapper approved. @ Dalton....you just got back from the Great White North. Did Kevin and Mook successfully tie the knot?
JD is at least half of the reason I watch your channel. God bless your family, and God bless America! Thanks for putting on a quality show of the finest car butchery on TH-cam! Awesome! The Charley Daniel’s of the self tapper!😮😳🤣
I just got to work. I'm going to have to find a hole to hide in and watch the new episode
I missed last year, but I'm thinking of trying this year just worried about breaking down. 72 chevelle sitting 24 + years it would be the maidan voyage
Do many, many short trips to work any bugs out. I’ve seen plenty of “new” cars break down. Last one was a 1 year old Buick SUV where the trans unexpectedly decided to lock up on a two lane bridge at 4 pm in a small city. There is no neutral override in this model so she waited about 20 minutes for roadside assistance to arrive. Point is: Anything can break down
@RustyZipper Good advice 👌 I'm getting my headlights fixed, probably try some night no traffic and heat see what happens lol
Lmao i cracked up laughing when i saw you put the fuel filler neck upside down, hahahaha that was funny
Hey Dalton .. the trunk and floor can be fiberglassed .. this is cheap and very strong and it makes them waterproof forever .. I have done this sparingly and it is a solid fix as long as the metal is good around the fix .. not a concord fix but when done right looks good .. I think you might have done this before but to me it works better than spare metal patches ..
Love seeing JD coming out on his own and busting out the floors, learning his lessons as he goes, taking on the Summit family mantle of butchery, the right way!
Yay, the Skygoat. Love it. Your channel is one of the very few I can watch regularly and always have a good laugh. I don't think you shooting self tappers into things will ever get old. JD looks like he's really getting to grips with custom forming new floor panels too.
Thank you for taking us along for the ride.
pretty cool to see JD and jess working together. Nice job guys! Thanks for all the hard work providing these videos for us all!!!
Love it! The custom seat add that extra flair. It really compliments the total look of the car. JD did a great job on his repairs too!
Pole barn notification! Immediately clicked and hit that like button. Dalton should let Jess hand letter the skygoat in some old school script like an old race car from the 60’s. Perhaps like an aged gold leaf theme or something. I would have slapped that 400 in and made a Butler stroker like Diggs did and smoke some fools!
It's a pleasure to watch a master craftsman at work.
PBG gold from the start 4:35 opening the passenger side door there is a river of rust pouring out of the thing. I used to work in the automotive industry in Australia and couldn’t work out why the salt spray requirements were so strict . I am now very much enlightened. Thanks for posting keep up the good work.
Please enjoy our Pontiac GTO Monaro / Commodore radiators, fuel pumps ,air intakes & HVAC’s for many years to come .
I'm right in the middle of a 1968 GS 454 build, '68 Skylark with a 454/TH400 combo courtesy of a 1974 C20. I love the bolt together combos that can built from GM parts. A friend had a 67 400 from a GTO in his 1970 Chevelle, drove the Chevy and Pontiac purists nuts, even 45 years ago!
"Drive us to the other parts car" should be your next t-shirt. I picture you dressed as general Patton, standing in the back of the mini jeep pointing and Private JD as your driver! LOL
Great work guys! I like it
JD sounds just like his dad😂😂😂 too cool… nice work young man.
PBG has become my FAVORITE TH-cam channel! So May times during this video I was laughing to the point of crying. Keep up the good work! You guys are the best!!
The Rusted Goat was a testament to how old Pontiacs never die...they just rest. Sad to see it get taken apart, but as you said, it's probably the best thing for it since there's no title...and not much car left. Hopefully, you can find a good car to put the engine in. That engine definitely deserves to be on the road again!
Loved your re-padding of the seat! My grandpa did the same trick in his old Chevy square body farm truck when I was a kid. When the duct tape wore down, we just used some more! How that truck passed inspections was beyond me, but the good state of Missouri let him keep it licensed until he sold it.
I needed this this morning. Always a great day when I start with pbg
I used JB Weld to fuse a split end of a sway bar back together. It's been working just fine for me. That stuff is surprisingly strong.
Best channel. Dalton finds the coolest stuff. Hard worker, hasn't let the camera and the $ soften the message.
It does look mean as hell at the very end with the wheels on the ground. Nice.. Great to see J.D. getting it in on the sheet metal work.. nice work J.D.
Those mag wheels bring me back. Golden looking awesome back in the 80s😁
I’m on vacation, was watching this last night on my tablet. This morning I get in my car, sync my phone and the first thing I hear is ‘damn you self tappers’…great way to start the day. 😂
Freaking love it brother
Every 7 days is so awesome thank you guys for always delivering the goods every week!!!!
Love all your videos, and and seeing you and JD working together is fantastic
33:14 that's the type of high quality trunk fixin that you won't find in those fancy big time shops!
Definitely a Bad Ass Car. Love the snowflakes and using what u got! Can’t wait for 64 Lemans. Keep u the awesome work. U derserve a PBR PBG!
Thank you for a hour of great automotive fun! Watching your family help you is great! This is always entertaining for me. Always something different. Working hard to get er done1 Looking good ,, the floor was a good bit of fun to watch your son fixin on it. Cobbling it together is the best way to describe this project.. Pretty resourceful on how you are able to use so many other parts cars to put it all together!! Get some rest and hopefully we can watch you finish this project Pontiac/Buick Drag strip queen! Make it safe for a long drive,,,, for you and your son.
That’s how to use a road sign and save room in the land fills! Recycling them into your old cars!!😊
Smoking while Grinding a filler neck off a gastank BUT, wearing safely glasses 💯👍🏻😂!
Classic PPG!🦅🦅🦅
God bless America
Jd is turning into an impeccable smart young man.. figuring things out wearing safety stuff that's good teaching dad
PBG killing it once again! The Skygoat lives!
I tell you the more I watch this the more I love this . The way he does things it’s ingenious , using road signs and license plates and occasionally pieces of metal out the side of a van is innovative. Look at the “Holey Goat “ . That was awesome. And it has been several thousand miles . I actually got to see when Dalton and wife and JD with his brother went to Arizona to the Duct Tape drag. It was awesome.
Love seeing project sky goat aka basket case getting more goodies,it’s up there with the silver dollar Chevy as my favorite pbg vehicle
I've bought $50 cars, hauled them home pulled eng, trans, rear axle out & whatever other parts I needed, took the shell to scrap metal got $75 and have cores to use to get rebuilt engine & trans. Some folks think I'm crazy but my stuff runs & drives for super cheap. And old rims are worth $25 credit at the local pick & pull.
Thank God for JD! I have hope the car hobby will live on! This is what makes America Great People! Family bonding together doing something productive.
The doughnut in front of the mansion is priceless!!
JD keeps impressing people with his skills, work ethic, and professionalism. Good job! :)
I love this stuff. I must say, of the channels I follow that release on Friday, I watch PBG first. Dalton, JD, Jess, and friends are such a great team, I enjoy every minute!
Hell yeah! The Skygoat has become my new fave in the PBG fleet.
13:04 Man JD just living the LIFE I'm jealous 😂
Ooooohhh those fender wells .....😮😮..my dad helped me when I bought some 50s for a El Camino that I souped up. My dad showed me a baseball bat to custom roll and flare those edges. I did end up putting new springs in her. Can't wait to see the next step . Zip ties for the Win
That Young Man is pretty Awesome Dad!!! Be Proud of him !!! Great job JD!!!
Being a Buick guy this is one of my favorite projects of yours! Be cool if you do a shirt of this one!
JD is going to be a monster by the time he can drive, his fab levels are top notch and mechanical smarts of a ASE tech.
You really do define "using what you've got". That interior looks amazing
Dang that car looks wicked!
SKYGOAT for the win!
one thing i aways super appreciate about this your videos is the willingness to use the enviornment around you, like scrap piles and parts bins, to get this shit done.
If it was me, I'd take the minimal and keep it out back,Never know if a top is needed,Core support,Pillars for the windshield,Package tray,Rear inner structure,Goats maybe plentiful around you,But up here ,there's gold in them damn things.
Oh I'm not getting rid of it anytime soon
Really cool to see Jd taking point doing work and filming
Sky Goat coming along nicely! JB Weld does make a Tank Weld kit. Supposed to hold up better to constant gas contact. Cheers! 😎👍🏎🏁🏁🐐
I think everybody does a good job working on the projects. I look forward to every episode
The part where you talk about each one is different assembled by a person by hand is so true... even when I did Chrysler paint for their specialty stuff each one was a tiny bit different stripes in different places ect...
Murder- Goat- burn out king! Lets hope it makes the long haul! Thank you to JD. And Dalton- and his better half. Yall rock that channel!
Fuel tank filler upside down really cracked me up . thanks for the laugh 🤣
On my ‘64 Skylark, I cut the wheel wells pretty good. I used fender flares from a Geo Tracker to cover the cuts and the wider wheels. Can attach a pic or id show you, lol!!
Great idea heating the drill through the carpet I always struggle with that. Of course I wont remember next time.
I remember going over my grandfathers house in the 1990s and this is how he would be working on cars in his barn. Then he would take us out to the local cruise night at a diner or ice cream place. Basically throwing anything at it to get it down the road.
The snowflake wheels definitely give it some class!
I enjoy seeing JD doing more things on the channel, well done Kid!
I love the hard earned lessons. Only way to learn. Great Job!!
JD is such a good son! Loves what hes doing working with mom and pop! These are priceless memories!!
JD did a great job on the hackery. I give that a 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 as far as the learning process goes 🇺🇸
Love the Sky-Goat! That's such a great name!!!
All hail the Sky-Goat! Those T/A wheels definitely bring that thing up a few pegs! Love it! Just joined the LBC. Glad to be a member finally!
Thanks man!
Great job JD! You learned from the best… Seriously so nice to see a young person who is willing to work! Keep it up.
Good job, Jd. I like the gto interior in the Buick. Use what you got, man. The spider mag wheels definitely look good on it.