Entertainment is good for TV Realities/Sitcoms. What I saw is informative and welcomed. It takes uncertainty from my DIM (Do it Myself) projects! Thanks for keeping the "drama" out.
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I really enjoy watching this TH-cam channel. These guys are masters in metal work and everything else involved in building these hot rods. Great video. Thanks for sharing, Noah.
Just because it's a complete car with decent paint does not mean it's a nice car. Did you see the condition of the floors we cut out of this thing (around 3:48)? On custom builds we start with the best restoration candidate we can find, unless the specific car has sentimental value. Rust repair is incredibly labor intensive and therefore expensive. Who wants to spend $30k on rust repair if they can avoid it? This car started out as a plain-jane, non original driveline '70 Mustang, and trust me, every car looks much nicer on video than in real life, including this one. Floors weren't important to us on the donor since we knew we'd be cutting them out for the chassis anyway. And all of the stuff we took off of this car that we can't use (driveline, interior, etc.) gets sold to other people for their projects / builds.
@@ClassicCarStudio Thanks for welcoming me aboard haha. I loved the TV show, and I was so bummed that it went away, and I just found this channel and all the incredible videos, I am in absolute heaven!
Greg is right. It’ll cost the customer more in the long run if you buy a rotted out or wrecked donor vehicle. It takes a lot of extra hours replacing rust and straightening a body.
Entertainment is good for TV Realities/Sitcoms. What I saw is informative and welcomed. It takes uncertainty from my DIM (Do it Myself) projects! Thanks for keeping the "drama" out.
I look forward to every episode on TH-cam, you guys are great and the work is phenomenal, Keep it up.
this is the real deal of adjusting parts to fit
I think most boys dream of growing up and building their own hot rod one day... thanks for showing that dreams do come true!! 🙌👊❤️🔥🙏
Awesome what’s a build like this roughly cost for a customer
Such kick ass work, great music and editing. I could seriously watch this all day long. Keep it coming Classic Car Studio!!!!
Aluminator doesn't have a flat plane crank
work are AWESOME... but what's restoration price for this? All included, estimated (not exactly)
Boa noite congrats carros this owner built 1972 Chevy c-10 longped makes a Big impression, custom g 1951, this bagged c-10 at the beachis the best what s LT like to drive a 1964 truck? ( supermerged Chevy lsa), 570 Hp ls3 swapped Chevy sububan hot Rod, 80 c-10 drag truck page 2 - the 1947 - presen t Chevrolet & GMC truck message board network, this 1967 Chevy c-10 is smokin, duramax diesel powered 1956 Chevy, Marty -s 1965 c-10 vai trabalhar c-10 era Detroit pistons bom 💪🏾👍🏾😎✨🚗 amén
Absolute craftsmanship! Can't wait for part 2.
Looking forward to seeing more videos soon.
That fire content
Awesome work. Love the longer episodes.
Very Nice ‼️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🤩🔝🇧🇷
Great work on the mustang!!!
need more content! great stuff!
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I really enjoy watching this TH-cam channel. These guys are masters in metal work and everything else involved in building these hot rods. Great video. Thanks for sharing, Noah.
still look'n for that sugar mama or random bag o cash in order to bring my 86 F150 4x4 up and give it an OgreBuilt work over :)
Nice work!
Really, you couldn’t start with a crappy car, had to molest a nice one ?😢
Just because it's a complete car with decent paint does not mean it's a nice car. Did you see the condition of the floors we cut out of this thing (around 3:48)? On custom builds we start with the best restoration candidate we can find, unless the specific car has sentimental value. Rust repair is incredibly labor intensive and therefore expensive. Who wants to spend $30k on rust repair if they can avoid it? This car started out as a plain-jane, non original driveline '70 Mustang, and trust me, every car looks much nicer on video than in real life, including this one. Floors weren't important to us on the donor since we knew we'd be cutting them out for the chassis anyway. And all of the stuff we took off of this car that we can't use (driveline, interior, etc.) gets sold to other people for their projects / builds.
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I’m so happy I found this channel! They do some of the best builds on Earth.
Welcome aboard!
@@ClassicCarStudio Thanks for welcoming me aboard haha. I loved the TV show, and I was so bummed that it went away, and I just found this channel and all the incredible videos, I am in absolute heaven!
WOW Best ever
Looks like this is going to be a fantastic build. Can't wait to see part 2 :)
👍😊 what can say not cheap to have work done by you more than like $5000. In work in this video
Dope. This is what every car guy wishes the TV "car shows" actually were.
Loving this build. Need an Update!!
Impressive, good eye for details!
You guys are fantastic and talented craftsmen, but what you've done to thar car is disgusting!
Not a fan, huh? What don't you like?
Badass!! Can't wait for part 2
Yep yet another classic butchered and totally hacked, when are people going to learn get a piece of crap and do what you like to it 👎😠
I don’t agree
Start with the best you can find saves money and time in the end
Greg is right. It’ll cost the customer more in the long run if you buy a rotted out or wrecked donor vehicle. It takes a lot of extra hours replacing rust and straightening a body.
If it ain’t steel, it ain’t real