Old Truck Fender Fix, and Abandoned Vintage Shirt Restoration. A Terrible 5000 Subscriber Special!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ม.ค. 2022
- This is guaranteed to be the worst 5000 Subscriber Special you will ever watch. Our play begins with a couple small fender repairs on a 1950 Chevy Truck. Then we feature a dramatic restoration of an abandoned vintage jacket, you won't believe the final outcome!!! Also I go off on an angry rant about people!
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Came for the metal work, stayed for the satire. Both brilliant, as always!
Haha thanks, glad you enjoy this nonsense!
Thank you Kyle! I can totally relate to your story about the guy trying to buy your truck, I sold an engine to a guy that showed up with a fancy new truck and he tried to grind me on the price. I told him he picked the wrong truck to show up at my place in and start telling me I want too much for my stuff.Great job on the jacket repair.
I don't have much influence, but hopefully it helps you out a bit! It's funny, I've noticed that whenever someone shows up to buy something in an old beater they always pay a fair price and are easy to deal with. The opposite is true when they are driving a nice new vehicle.
@@CarterAutoRestyling 90 new subs today! Thanks
Awesome job as usual and love the jacket repair. Glad that guy went away with an empty trailer, sure love that truck 👍 my cats always want to be in the middle of everything I do too, best to you Kyle!
Thank you! I like the truck too, wish I could keep it, but I ended up selling it to a much better owner, so it will be going to a good home!
Loved the jacket restoration 👍
@@CarterAutoRestyling If you gave your truck for free to the guy with the 90K truck , he would probably still try to grind you down! Anyway when the fancy truck is all paid for he'll be into it for 120K and it'll be worth 18K. 😎👍
The intro hope and lofty expectations statement does not disappoint....on point and idealistic as always!
Kyle , you are one of the all time greats of metal works, just keep on doing what you do best, I really appreciate the learning from watching you.
Thanks for the kind words Henry!
Scott and you both have excellent content . Two very talented craftsmen.
I hope Scott at C W M shows the jacket repair to Dean, he's often in need of some sartorial refurbishment .
Oh fender dear, thy wound is clear.
And at thy pain I shall not sneer.
Though thou might see what weareth me,
I might could use a fix or three.
The Unknown Poet
Another fine poem sir! Thank you!
I really do enjoy watching you work, you are extremely amazing at what you do. You're coming in to a close second with Scott over at CWM. Keep up the awesomeness!
It’s nice that Kevin & Scott explain what they are doing.
Thanks for the kind words!
A cool car story and impressive metalworking skills! The jacket restoration segment is a lot of fun. Thank you very much.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Excellent tutorial on metal planishing as well as shop jacket restoration. Well done Sir.
Thanks Paul, glad to hear you enjoyed it!
i appreciate the silent music. so many youtubers have no clue how to not blast the music too loud. consistent audio levels are much appreciated.
Thanks, I figure people can always play their own music in the background if they want, this is an automotive channel not a concert!
Great job as usual Carter good for you for telling that fool to hit the road!
Thanks for watching!
Kyle ...You are the de-fender of vehicles worthy of restoration. Way to take the high road on the truck transaction. I called my wife in on your shirt restoration. We both had a good laugh. Your cats along with your shirt skit is comedy gold! (Insert happy music here.) I always look forward to (Thanks to you ) putting something new in my noggin, right beside the aluminium foil ! Until next time, Kelly
Hi Kelly, glad you and your wife enjoyed the shirt restoration! It's always refreshing to hear from another tin foil user!
@@CarterAutoRestyling Good evening Kyle...Your shirt reminds me of a very good friend's ski jacket and gloves. This guy snow skis at a very high level (pun intended). It goes to show that people who are extremely skilled like yourself also have the knack to make outer garments go that extra mile. Now you'll have to excuse me...Time for my favourite pastime...Chewing aluminium! ( Insert cringe worthy music) Best regards, Kelly
Well skiing at any level is beyond my abilities, but it's good to know that being thrifty has universal appeal! Enjoy your aluminium snack!
@@CarterAutoRestyling Kyle just before I turn in for my beauty sleep (which could take years) I just wanted to leave you with this, I have a feeling you're the kind of person who can do anything he sets his mind to! On an aluminium tinny note, I remember using tinfoil on the rabbit ears for our TV at camp, hoping to get better reception. With the aid of that heavy metal we were able to get a phenomenal ...Wait for it...Three channels!
Like the old song goes, 'Those were the days my friend.' Kelly
I enjoy your videos. Your channel is a nice compliment to Coldwarmotors. Your quality metal repairs are a joy to watch
Glad to hear you like this type of thing! Thanks for watching!
Not only a good metal repair man but also a heck of a comedian
Great stuff once again.This is just the repair that I am about to tackle. The fender repair was good as well, LOL!
Good luck with your jacket repairs haha!
O, to be a fly on the wall watching that failed transaction! Imagine, telling YOU how to do the bodywork. What a putz!
Love the combo of satire and how-to.
Cheers!
Haha putz is an accurate description for sure!
Thanks for the great tips on repairing jackets. I have one in similar condition I considering what to do with it.
Thanks for CWM sending me over to your channel. I enjoy it very much. And learn stuff too.
Glad you're enjoying this stuff! Good luck with your jacket repairs!
well done. another 37 1/2 minutes I'll never get back. Wasting time never felt so great. Thanks. Save the old jacket and mount it in a Shadow box frame with your first award that TH-cam acknowledges. Kinda represents the accumulative hundreds of hour wasted joyfully by all of us. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks for continuing to allow me to waste your time! I doubt youtube wants to reward or even acknowledge my existence...however I do have a devious plan for the fate of my jacket!
Recent subscriber here, I like your approach on when starting on a project. I think you look at it like a million small projects instead of looking at a car like one big project. I think the latter approach is the one a lot of people take and eventually become overwhelmed and give up or start taking short cuts. Good combination of quality how-to plus entertainment in your videos, I hope that your sense of humor is not lost on some viewers.
Thanks for subscribing! Glad to hear you like the videos, they definitely aren't for everyone, but that's okay!
You are the Buster Keaton that speaks of the interweb body repair world. That's a compliment
Quite an honor to be compared to Mr. Keaton! Thanks for watching!
@@CarterAutoRestyling My pleasure
missed a spot on the elbow! lol. Another great video and reaffirms why i don't like to sell stuff
Haha oops, thanks for noticing!
This is the best New Year’s Eve I’ve ever seen.
Haha thanks!
Who cares about seeing a ball drop when you can see a jacket unravel!
Bravo! As documentaries go, this is quite possibly the best one I have ever watched.... And I have watched quite a few, ask my wife, she isn't a fan of documentaries and tolerates my obsession rather well.... So far.
Wow thank you, I'm so glad you found my documentary informative and entertaining!
You are very talented, you make it look so simple to weld super thin metal.
Thank you, it just takes practice. When I was in school we had to spend a month straight welding thin metal together. Even then it took a couple more years of welding on cars before I became proficient at it.
👍🏻Awesome job on the repair. Thanks for sharing your skill trade. I hate people like that…I’m glad you still have the truck and now you can ask more for it.
Thank you! I actually ended up selling the truck to a much more appreciative owner about a week later
They walk among us. Amazing work as always. Next time ....end the conversation after the first breech of follow thru.
Thank you. Yeah haha I have too much patience with stupid people sometimes!
A breath of fresh air. Thanks mate.
Thanks for watching!
Nice work. I had no idea how to make that piece dome. Thanks for another great lesson.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Kyle, love the story, glad he left empty handed.....he wasn't worthy of that cool truck. LOVE the channel, keep up the great work!
He probably still hasn't found a truck to buy haha
Wow!! Not only do you do awesome metal work, but you need to go into jacket repair also, amazzingg! I love your work Kyle, you keep helping me with my project.
Thanks Ken, glad you found some of this useful and got a kick out of the clothing repair too haha.
Funny thing is the admission that most skilled craftsmen are aware of chemistry, physics, mathematics & economics. No matter if they themselves, realize it or not. Same applies to customers witnessing said craftsmen .. whether they realize it or not ... most skilled craftsmen are smarter than their customer. Hence the reason said customer needs someone else, to apply vision for them.
Always enjoy your posts. Whether here, or on the HAMB. Love it. Bad m'f'r.
Thanks for the kind words and thank you for watching!
Nice work on the fenders and jacket. Thanks for the smiles..
Thanks, I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it!
Great work...I enjoy your humor. It fits.
Thanks, glad to hear you enjoy this garbage!
Dry Prairie Winter humour….. Love it!
It’s cold humour, but, as you say, at least it’s a dry cold.
Haha long cold winters make the people here do strange things. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the educational and entertaining videos. I have learned a lot from your channel!
Thank you for watching! I'm glad to hear you are finding some of this stuff useful and/or entertaining!
I think that you do a very nice job with your metal repairs. I've taken several auto body repair classes, unfortunately I haven't passed any of them, but that's beside the point. Keep up the great work. John
Thanks John!
Great video Red Green would be proud ! Cheers to 5000 subs and 2022 .
I can only hope Red Green would approve of my repair! Thanks for watching!
You have an incredible talent. I enjoy watching your videos, and seeing your work.
Thanks for continuing to watch this stuff!
Great fender repairs. Thank you.
PS-You crack me up.
Thanks, glad you enjoy this nonsense!
Another GREAT video! We have the same taste in work jackets, so I always get my wife to watch when yours is featured on fire, etc. She'll really appreciate this restoration episode. Thanks for sharing the metal working and the humor! Rock on.
Thanks! I hope your wife enjoys the restoration haha
I lmao on the jacket repair! I work at chevy dealership for 20 years as Mr. Goodwrench and some of the guys in the body shop dressed just like u. I had to wear the gm shirt. I have been sick for the last few months and watching u makes feel better and right at home. Thank u. And y yes I drive a 31 year old gmc. But I do have a near rust free 2 door 57 chevy. Cheers
Hi Robert, glad to hear you enjoy this stuff! Sorry to hear you haven't been feeling well, I hope you get better soon.
That jacket is to nice to where in the garage now that it's restored. Thanks for sharing
Yeah it's now my Sunday best! Thanks for watching!
I'm recovering from Covid and I haven't smiled in weeks, but your video had me laughing out loud. Love your channel, keep up the good work.
Glad to hear that this nonsense could brighten your day! I hope you get well soon!
Nice work on the fenders and the jacket. Thanks for the smiles..
Excellent instructional, how could the ex pick up buyer doubt the ability a craftsman. Keep up the educational theme 👍
Thanks! I'll try to keep things somewhat educational!
Thank you for the panel shaping demonstration.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm sorry I had my doubts about the quality of your jacket splice.
Apology accepted haha!
Congrats on the 5k+ subs! Great metal work as always
Thanks, it's quite a milestone for someone who only talks to like 5 people a year. Thank you for watching!
What an idiot. If you can't afford a purchase then don't promise to pick something up. People suck sometimes... Great video as always! I will always appreciate Scott for sending me over from CWM! Happy New Year!
Well I appreciate you coming over on Scott's recommendation! Happy New Year to you too!
Great video, stay warm!!
Thanks! You too, it sure is cold out!
I really gained some knowledge here about old clothing refurb. The tip about incorporating tinfoil just blew me away. You missed out about laying the garment in your driveway and running over it a few times, just to set the filler, though! Any chance you could do a video about welding the cracks in a 50-year-old tyre? Happy New Year!
Tire restoration is a great idea for a future video! Although if the repairs fail it will also probably be my last video haha!
@@CarterAutoRestyling : Nah! I'd keep watching!
Love your work.
You could probably sell those restored shirts to Dean. 😂😂😂 That Kyle guy sounds like a real prince, eh? Let's Go Kyle! Great video, thanks for sharing.
I don't think he would want them unless I threw in a couple rusted Ltd's to sweeten the deal.
Another great video you have mad skills love that old Chevy truck
Thanks!
I love that Malibu! Nice work turning what most would walk away from, into functional art!
Yes jacket turned out great. LOL
Thanks, I like the Malibu too haha!
the jacket came out great! Thanks for the tips on repair. I think I will try it out on a couple of shirts that are needing an upgrade!
Good luck on your repairs!
Hilarious and great metal fab lessons .. Happy NewYear . Doing great , channel is fab. Alberta Dave 🇨🇦😊
Happy New Year Dave! Thanks for watching!
That was a fine job on the jacket repair. I suggest taking a bath in catnip and then all the cats in the neighborhood will stick themselves to you and you can have one of those fancy jackets with non blinking eyes. The loud purring and meowing will keep strangers away. You just have to cover your privates from some claw action. I loved the metal work too.
Excellent suggestions, expecially the part about keeping strangers away!!!
Great job as always man. Hell I'd buy that truck and would pay upfront and come get it.
Learn something new in each of your videos, and panel crown was a good reminder. Also Red Green would be envious of your work.
I'd consider it an honor to have Red Green envy my work!
Good video! congrats on 5k!!
Thanks for watching!
I am a newbie and I have a 50 Chevy truck with the same fender with very similar damage, so you're right on the money. THANKS!
Cool, good luck with your project!
Very funny. Nice work on fabbing both the metal and the fab-er-ick
Haha thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed both repairs!
Nice resto of the Saskatoon Dinner Jacket 😁
Haha thanks, it's now my Sunday best!
Lol , Santa must have got you a new jacket. Really like how you do the metal work, you don't change any of the original body panels. Your panel patches look like nothing happened, really have been enjoying your suggestion for the videos of shed by the tracks. The model T speedster is really a nice build , thanks again and best wishes to you and your family in 2022 .
Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad to hear you are enjoying Shed by the tracks!
Great video Kyle
I had a similar item of clothing. Before I could restore mine the misses accidentally tore it in the washing 🤔 Keep the humour and tips coming mate. Take care
Sorry to hear your vintage clothing was ruined! Haha. Thanks for watching!
Ok The jacket restoration made me laugh so hard I was crying. The cat assistance was over the top
Haha glad you enjoyed it!
Great repairs. Mostly:-0).
Love the truck. Wish I was closer. Would love something like that.
Thanks, the jacket turned out great, the fender repairs were mediocre haha
Happy new year. Can’t wait for the fall collection
Thanks, only 9 more months of winter here until fall!
Good work with the jacket, fender patches looks good too!
Haha thanks, I put a lot of time and effort in that jacket!
I'm impressed you found a practical use for bondo.
Haha it has many practical uses. Just last week I used it to reinstall a towl rack that my cat ripped out of the drywall
Spent my new years eve working on a huge cookie mixer, and no normal people don't do that.
Haha well at least cookie mixers are more useful than old truck fenders!
Love your videos . keep up the good work and I hope you reach the million subscriber mark so we can watch you build the Delahaye.
Thanks! I'm pretty sure I don't want a million subscribers, but if I had a wad of cash and some free time I'd be starting on the Delahaye tomorrow
I think the kitty hair bondo did the trick😹 love your Channel hello from SanDiego California
Hi from Saskatoon Saskatchewan. I'm glad you approve of the kitty hair useage!
Love your work very talented. Thank goodness you got rid of that jacket.
Thank you! Unfortunately I still have the jacket!
Top Work👌
Your Jackets are cool😉
Your Fan from Germany 🇩🇪
Thank you from Canada!
Good Job, don’t worry about anything your talking about. Thank
Oh I won't! Thanks for watching!
You sir are a true fashion plate! People think I need a wardrobe update! My take on it is if you can get one more day out of ratty clothes it's one more day you don't have to spend money (after all, who am I trying to impress)! Your talent speaks volumes though!👍
Not spending money on trivial things is a great philosophy! Thanks for watching!
When I am doing work that destroys clothing I too wear clothing that is already destroyed. I will have my wife watch your segment on jacket restoration. You have set a new standard for what can be done to keep an old rag in service.
Haha that's awesome! Thanks for watching (and making your wife watch)
Great to see you did not cut any corners restoring your work jacket. :)
I only cut corners on bodywork haha
@@CarterAutoRestyling And when you do, it´s still better than average. ✌
great video job well done i for one really like that truck and the work done to it i really hate selling stuff always something not right
Thanks it's a neat truck and I wish I could keep it, but it's too good too let it sit here for years until I have time to get to it. I'd rather let it go to someone who will put it back on the road.
Respect Kyle 👍👍👍, I've had many similar situations , I literally turn and walk away the second they start tyre kicking. One time I got back in my car and drove off while the guy was still trying to haggle 🤣😂🤣😂 he later called back and apologised, I made him pay an extra 500 bucks for the car ... funny story
Thanks, haha that's great you got an extra 500 bucks out of him!
Red Green would be proud of your work!
Haha I'd like to think so!
Thank you for another well produced video. I suggest you drill holes at the ends of the cracks on the Firestone Town and Country tires for stress relief!
Great suggestion!
5K--let’s go! 👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks!
Once again a masterful job on the fenders and I hope that jerk watched your video. Love the Malibu and remember it from your visit to Cold War Motors. Thanks
Thank you!!!
Summer is winding down, now is the time to start thinking about bringing out the old flannel shirts.
Yup, only a few weeks to go!
You rock. perfect deadpan delivery. (until the red cat did the teeter totter that is) Cheers. and Thanks Scott for suggesting a guy who actually shows some actual body work. 😁
Thank you! I'm glad to hear you are enjoying the show!
Right on with the jacket repair. sure would like to meet you one day.
I'm a massive introvert so you probably wouldn't want to meet me haha. Thanks for watching!
It's nice to smile and even chuckle a little while a person is being educated...you do make it look simple. Do you take on projects for other people or just do your own? I have a "37" truck but have some health issues if you were interested...I will be watching for the next addition to the video library...weld on my friend
I will occasionally work on other peoples stuff. Right now I'm going to be busy until March
Like to have chocked to death laughing.
Spewed tea all over my cat who watches videos with me.
My cat exited with exceeding haste, supposing that I was having a fit.
Definitely was not prepared for the final results of the jacket!!! PERFECT
A "Cat-scan" is a critical step, in any worthwhile endeavor.
The 2nd opinion never hurts.
Without a doubt, the best video yet.
From what car was the donor jacket extracted?
Without a doubt, that has to be the best way to bring in the new year.
I hope your cat recovered from the tea spewing! Yes, Jonathan W's cat scan technique is a critical step in any repair. The parts jacket was in a '35 Chevy Master. Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed this nonsense!
@@CarterAutoRestyling
Johnathan's cat is a funny character.
Your 2 cats get right into the work.
Thanks for the good lead to "Wild West".
A few years ago, I purchased a 1937 Packard to fill a hole in my grouping of '36 - '40 Packards ('39 is a hearse).
The '37 had sat for 61 yrs in a museum.
Other than 4 fenders, the car is great.
Since then, I purchased beautiful front fenders. The intent has been to toss the nareled front fenders, but now, I am determined to resurrect the fenders.
I paid $1,000 for new old fenders + $200 freight.
Because of YOU, un-mangling those 2 fenders is my quest.
Kyle, you make it look doable.
That is the mark of a very good teacher.
@@glenmccall8854 Well as they say, those that can't do, teach! I'm flattered though that my hackery has inspired you to have a go at your Packard fenders. It sounds like you've got a fantastic car collection!
Nice one Kyle, very informative. It is a shame that the loose bit of string on your bodywork hammer has gone missing because it looks very surgical & professional without it.
Thanks! Yeah the hammer string had a good run, but it just couldn't hold on anymore!
Wow, I didn't know you were one of the pioneers of the two handed Bondo technique, super fast. BTW when that squirrel calls back about the truck, it's 500 bucks more now. I hate selling stuff, so many squirrels out there. I also didn't know you were a ninja cat trainer and a very talented tailor.
Haha yeah the two handed bondo technique is the way to go! When I'm doing it on a car I like to use big drywall trowels so I can cake it on faster.
Kyle your invisible stitching technique is quite remarkable and to think that world class fashion houses like Gianni Versace are still using safety pins to hold their priceless garments together. Unbelievable!
Sounds like the fashion industry needs to get with the times! Thanks for watching!
Brilliant work on that truck. My old man used to say, don't judge a book by it's cover. 😌 he was so rite.
Thanks! Your old man sounds like a smart guy!
Pleasantly weird, with awesome cats.
Thanks haha
Impressive repairs to both the fenders and jacket!👍
Sorry you had a "tire-kicker" show up for the old Chevy...
Thanks, I'm quite proud of the jacket repair!
@@CarterAutoRestyling zip-ties and body filler for the win! 😆
It's not a waist of time when you learn a new skill,I feel much more confident now that I can salvage some of my old clothing,I expect to see some of your work on the Catwalks of Milan in the future.
Excellent, good luck with your clothing restoration projects!
I really loved this jacket repair and who would have thunk about using body filler...worked great
It's a closely guarded trick of the trade haha! Thanks for watching!