Howdie from Canada 🇨🇦 Sk thinking about how you made this happen and wow nail on the head as they say ya don't need too be rocket scientist to understand were ya coming from glad found ya little late man but how they holding up to the pressures of the work ya did mine are going into 28 Essexx 2dr thinking better cause have suide doors on mine and to change it up put swivels on the bottom to turn out hopefully will work yours looking great as well so for now keep them ideas coming thks so much for sharing with us later 😊
Well Hell! I've got a 1930 REO truck cab for my next project and those seats would be pretty badass in it. I'm probably gonna steal your basic concept with some minor changes. I may make some for the 51 Studebaker truck I'm building now. Well done!
'watched a few of your videos - I've seen enough very easy to watch and informative - I've subbed I'm going to see if you have anything on doing the cushions - I just bought a walking foot sewing machine
Amazing art. You saw a 50gal drum and thought "seat"????? Wow. Your '37 will rock.
I never would of ever thought of using a 55 gallon barrel. Pretty ingenious 👍
So killer! Very inspiring!
I’d love to see the finished seats!
Howdie from Canada 🇨🇦 Sk thinking about how you made this happen and wow nail on the head as they say ya don't need too be rocket scientist to understand were ya coming from glad found ya little late man but how they holding up to the pressures of the work ya did mine are going into 28 Essexx 2dr thinking better cause have suide doors on mine and to change it up put swivels on the bottom to turn out hopefully will work yours looking great as well so for now keep them ideas coming thks so much for sharing with us later 😊
Very cool! Finally cooling off here in the waste land of Arizona! Looking forward to the next video/idea. Thank you. Hope all is well.
I know I dont know what to do with myself its below a 100 in the garage. Thanks for watching
Well Hell! I've got a 1930 REO truck cab for my next project and those seats would be pretty badass in it. I'm probably gonna steal your basic concept with some minor changes. I may make some for the 51 Studebaker truck I'm building now. Well done!
Rick M send me pics when your done with them. I love to see how they turn out
They say there is a fine line between sane and insane, you my friend are insane and I like it. Also give us a up date on your sweeties rod.
My mom always said "Boy you ain't right!". Hoping to start on the packard soon!!
you need to quit thinking like me lol. as always your videos Rock brah. looking forward to seeing your (my) next idea.
Really enjoying the videos and helpful info! Keep up the good work!
Bonjour Très fort, énorme idée pour mon atelier, merci
I'd love to see the finished seats
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls
I may use your idea, it looks great!
Very cool thinking bro.
Now just make a bench back seat out of one
Great idea Man.
Way COOL. pie cut = no more Twinkies would a plastic barrel work more flex.
Tank Soldier plastic barrel would work. Not sure how strong they are after you cut them.
'watched a few of your videos - I've seen enough
very easy to watch and informative - I've subbed
I'm going to see if you have anything on doing the cushions - I just bought a walking foot sewing machine
I will be doing cushions in the future.
Did you ever make an update with the seats completed, or do you have a pic of them completed?
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awesome
Very cool seats! FWIW, any idea what the seat weighs when you finished the basic frame?
Terry Hand about 8lbs
@@BrokeBastardGarage Thank you! A video of the finished product would be awesome once they are completed.
What about using a beer keg
Have you thought of a lazy Susan device on the bottom of the barrel and make the bucket seats swivel
What's the song
trent gilbert Daddy Long Legs is the band Long John Jumps is the song