Sometimes I don't like what chad makes. Other times he makes the coolest stuff... sometimes I think he makes some dumb choices when working other times he has a smart idea I didn't think about... But seeing other builders be creative and solve different prolems I ALWAYS feel inspired. On this build I felt most inspired by the rear corners. There is something magic about how they flow with the rear fenders and those cool exhaust tips... dunno why, but it just catches my eye as the best detail on the car so far... Thank you for sharing all your adventures and knowledge, Chad, and thanx to Jolene for documenting it!
Your a character Rooster, love the red braces. You did a great job helping with the Daytona video. Drifting in to talk with Chad and Jolene and then back out of the view of the camera again.
Chad you are one lucky man... you two make me smile watching how happy you are working together. Jolene could have been anywhere in the world doing whatever she wanted but it's beautiful that she stayed home and is building her own empire. Jolene is one badass woman.
To cut a blind line: a) Layout 1 or 2 inch masking tape following the original cut profile. b) Jag roof onto front roof frame, now covers half of the green masking tape c) Measure back from outside edge of masking tape, the appropiate 1" or 2" tape width, and you just recreated an accurate blind cut line, in Sharpie marker. // Love this Coupe build, with Carson top.
Don’t let anybody stop you….it’s art. Some people are too dense to understand what your doing….Jolene understands what your doing …..that’s all that counts….even Fina is on board with this build….Steve
Hey Chad, i dont know if anyone else has spotted this mistake but here goes. The spacing of the louvers changes where the two sheets meet . If you measure the distance between the louvers before the join and then measure the distance between the louvers across the join you will see the problem. Love the build
You guys are pretty cool. Like so many it breaks my heart to see such an awesome car taken apart but what you're doing with it makes up for the heartache LOL. I see you doing things and think I'd be doing it differently or "Oh Siht! He's making a huge mistake" and I bite my tongue to see what you do in the end. Hilarious!! Your creative genius leaves me in the dust. LOL I admire your style. When one of the guys or Queen Jolene make a suggestion you are all ears and don't hesitate to adapt. Very cool. There are so many things I want to know looking ahead but I get more out of it by keeping those questions to my self and learning from how you do it. I love the fact that Queen Jolene is in there doing welding and such. She also has the advantage of not always being in the thick of it so she spots things you don't see when you're buried in it. That and here other creative talents are a huge asset. I love your show, I love your channel, I love your work.
Great progress on the build, I understand you want the patina look, which looks good on some cars, but this car with all the weld scars, I think would look much better if it was body filled and primed ? Just my opinion
I enjoy the fact you take ALL criticism with positivity. I don’t know how you do it? People will comment on YOUR PROJECT car! Without thinking about the effort to achieve that look! Regardless if you like it someone put in a lot of effort. Thank you for inspiring me to do what I can. And not worry about what I can’t ! I just keep trying. Thanks for being a great metal fab Teacher! You are certified to me brother! A product of “GENE”! I bet he’s proud!
Chad, Your and Joleen's work and work ethic are inspiring. I am amazed at how you look at a car and a pile of body panels then blend them together to match your vision. My question is, How do you always come up with a unique design? Love the videos, coments and the fact the Joleen steps up and welds.
@@ezranobles1528 Well that's kind of rude. Your comment suggests you are either so ultra conservative that women should not show their ankles or else there is something else off track that you would make such a comment even if there was anything to it. Maybe you would be better suited to watching the Bugs Bunny Road Runner hour instead of trying to see pornography in In Bad Chad and Queen Jolene. Just sayin'
You guys are the hardest working TH-camrs I’ve ever seen. After flying back from Daytona/and New Hampshire (?), I’d need time to recover and unwind and you two are back at it like you never were on a trip.
Hi Chad & Jolene, the roof is coming along nicely and Chad did a masterful job of repairing the miscut! It was also nice to see Chad & Jolene working together on the car. Is the roof going to be a solid roof or are you guys going to make the center of the roof removeable? I know we all have our own tastes and you are into the patina and welding scars. I cannot help but to picture it in a Forest Green Metallic with a nice clean white roof and old styled muscle car mags with beefy tires on it. That in my opinion would be a real attention grabber and I can picture it! Jolene great work as always on the video and helping Chad with the car, you are awesome at whatever you set your mind to! Fina looked to be having a day of rest except when Chad grabbed the coat hanger and something in the box clanked and she about jumped out of her skin, that woke her up in a hurry!
I love the inspiration that comes from these builds. I've just about got my 62 C10 completed and looking for the next project vehicle. Maybe a 60's TR4, haven't decided yet. Thanks for the inspiration to get off the couch and get to work after your video is over. :)
I think the roof would look awesome with a visor in the front, think it will complete the transition between the roof and windshield and complete the overall vehicle stance.
The lines of the roof really suit the car. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the rear window. It looks to big for the car at the moment. Fitting a roof off a Jag that was lying around out back, who would have thought of that.
Glad you both arrived back okay. The Turkey Run show looked a great place and good people. Interesting to see how the fantastic paint jobs out numbered the Pattina finished or so called finished cars. I hope the Ford gets a birthday of paint all over! Cheers from OZ. Chris, Sunshine Coast.🙂👍🦘
Just a thought. Make the top half of the trunk lid latch in like you would a fender skirt. Hinge the bottom half of the trunk lid so it will raise like a regular trunk lid.And then the thing would still be removable in one piece.
Those Jaguar roof curves complement the Ford styling beautifully. In light of the fact that Ford once owned Jaguar, this is a fitting melding of the two companies styling cues. Good eye, Mr Hiltz.
You're Turkey Run Viideo was great!! You are really getting very good at the TH-cam stuff. Sometimes boring with all the spot welding but I just advance through it to get to your speaking and teaching.. All is Good!
Wow, very impressed with the way you brought that driver side roof together. Wide butt cut made perfect. Excellent job Chad! And I agree that this roof really does make the car. Really like the look. 👍
I like Jolene's glasses. Makes her look like my favorite teacher from high school. Miss Edwards. I have a TBI from an accident in 1993. It affects my memory. Sights and sounds of things familiar bring floods of memories. Thanks for that. Lots of great times all those years ago. I should proofread
You pulled this build out of the trash, Chad, and made it into something that is workable. That was impressive. But, I'm still not certain of the final build. So, I'm still on the fence.
Enjoyed our chat at the airport and the turkey run great to meet you guys amazing how the passion for the automobile brings so many people together all with different interests yet a common connection in the car hobby its what the world needs today.
Many of the most beautiful classics were new cars from the factory sent to coach builders for re bodying... They were perfectly good cars, the bodies cut apart and rebuilt with custom made panels...boat tails etc... They are more valuable. so Chad and Jolene.. Fina and crew. You are Building Dreams..and pretty well naling it...🎉🎉 Inspiration.. Thinking..what if I change that back window "Bad Chad" ... did..…! I can too.. make it mine 👍👍👍
Well a fun time with y’allat the turkey run, thank you and with that the car is looking 👀 good wanted to say the trunk looks good like it is (no paint) and just saying to bad you can’t find a way to make the roof removable! And yes a piece of Art thanks for what you both do, watch every day for years Ty
If this car has a short Visor? Maybe form a peak at the front? Add another custom touch to the roof line. Would help the transition of both lines come together.
First and most important the bike hauler is coming along nicely. Can't wait to see it finished. Actually if I didn't have to wait, then I would miss all of your videos putting it together. So just keep on keeping on. One another note you know I have made a few comments about how bad it is working off of the floor and extension cords everywhere. Have you ever considered hanging a bunch of ceiling mounted retractable coil extension cords. They are not that costly. Then about anywhere you are working, you just reach up for a cord, pull it as far as you need it, and it will help clear up the clutter and make your life a tad bit better not having to constantly follow a cord, unplug what you don't need and then... well you know. Okay, I'm done. Love you guys. Yes, I do. I just would like to see you make your shop a little bit more work friendly. Have fun.
Can I please offer a small tip… I always remove all paint / primer etc before I make the final cuts That way you get a nice clean cut and no risk of making the metal too thin for the welding… Anyway your an interesting team … Keep up the good work 🏴
Just catching up with this project as I've drifted away because of the motorcycle carrier. I see there's a panel over the hole with louvers stamped in. Not a bad idea but it looks like a cheese grader. I thought the roof was going to be removable??
@@daddysails8926 When he decided to make this a bike carrier I pretty much lost interest in the project. Chad is talented at creating like the Buggatti hauler, but truthfully I don't think we'll ever see it finished and on the road, he changes directions like we change our underwear every day.
You should go to Daytona bike week and all different festivities of that week. You and Jolene would have a blast and there is so many bikes you wouldn’t see the same bike twice.
An old style front windshield visor may also be a good addition for this car. And if you want to go further suicide doors are very cool. Lots of work,and no matter what you decide to do with the car, it will be a one off.
Sometimes I don't like what chad makes. Other times he makes the coolest stuff... sometimes I think he makes some dumb choices when working other times he has a smart idea I didn't think about...
But seeing other builders be creative and solve different prolems I ALWAYS feel inspired.
On this build I felt most inspired by the rear corners. There is something magic about how they flow with the rear fenders and those cool exhaust tips... dunno why, but it just catches my eye as the best detail on the car so far...
Thank you for sharing all your adventures and knowledge, Chad, and thanx to Jolene for documenting it!
🐓ROOSTER in the HOUSE🏘Had an Awesome time in DAYTONA. Thanks Chad & Jolene.
Your a character Rooster, love the red braces. You did a great job helping with the Daytona video. Drifting in to talk with Chad and Jolene and then back out of the view of the camera again.
Chad you are one lucky man... you two make me smile watching how happy you are working together. Jolene could have been anywhere in the world doing whatever she wanted but it's beautiful that she stayed home and is building her own empire. Jolene is one badass woman.
Well said 🪶
You inspire me even when I'm at my lowest. And right now I feel in at my lowest. It makes me keep moving forward. Thanks for doing what you guys do.
You got this!
To cut a blind line: a) Layout 1 or 2 inch masking tape following the original cut profile. b) Jag roof onto front roof frame, now covers half of the green masking tape c) Measure back from outside edge of masking tape, the appropiate 1" or 2" tape width, and you just recreated an accurate blind cut line, in Sharpie marker. // Love this Coupe build, with Carson top.
Don’t let anybody stop you….it’s art. Some people are too dense to understand what your doing….Jolene understands what your doing …..that’s all that counts….even Fina is on board with this build….Steve
Hey Chad, i dont know if anyone else has spotted this mistake but here goes. The spacing of the louvers changes where the two sheets meet . If you measure the distance between the louvers before the join and then measure the distance between the louvers across the join you will see the problem. Love the build
Chad measure? Lol
One inch and 2 lines? LOL! 😂@@guy-qk6jd
@chrisball8080 if you know what I'm tryin to say
And the reason is!🙄@@guy-qk6jd
It's custom.🙂
The car needs a old school visor over the windshield and the drip rail needs to come down the front post. Looking good!
Love the closeups Jolene got ... I can tell she learns from watching and is curious for the viewers ... true teaching moment on filling the wide gap!
I love when Jolene helps, be awesome to have chic that enjoys old cars and don't mind the work
If you notice she does a lot of the welding
Really loving the look of the coupe And Jolene close up of the work done today was Great really clear!
Nice to actually see Jolene on camera !
Yep!
I bet Fina was excited to see you both came home. I enjoyed seeing all of the cars and people!
We all make mistakes Chad Dude but your the man for the job 👍Go for it 👁 🐅 👌
You guys are pretty cool. Like so many it breaks my heart to see such an awesome car taken apart but what you're doing with it makes up for the heartache LOL. I see you doing things and think I'd be doing it differently or "Oh Siht! He's making a huge mistake" and I bite my tongue to see what you do in the end. Hilarious!! Your creative genius leaves me in the dust. LOL I admire your style. When one of the guys or Queen Jolene make a suggestion you are all ears and don't hesitate to adapt. Very cool. There are so many things I want to know looking ahead but I get more out of it by keeping those questions to my self and learning from how you do it. I love the fact that Queen Jolene is in there doing welding and such. She also has the advantage of not always being in the thick of it so she spots things you don't see when you're buried in it. That and here other creative talents are a huge asset. I love your show, I love your channel, I love your work.
Great progress on the build, I understand you want the patina look, which looks good on some cars, but this car with all the weld scars, I think would look much better if it was body filled and primed ? Just my opinion
seems like you could have scribed and sanded the roof to fit a little better before welding
Started to take shape and you two have a great day. I personally would repaint it with the green and white on roof and trunk lid 😊
Chad you have taught many things I use everyday building street rods. Thank you and Jolene 👍
Great meeting you both in Daytona!!
Appreciate your work!!
I enjoy the fact you take ALL criticism with positivity. I don’t know how you do it? People will comment on YOUR PROJECT car! Without thinking about the effort to achieve that look! Regardless if you like it someone put in a lot of effort. Thank you for inspiring me to do what I can. And not worry about what I can’t ! I just keep trying. Thanks for being a great metal fab Teacher! You are certified to me brother! A product of “GENE”! I bet he’s proud!
Saw you at Turkey Run… you’re very inspiring!!! Keep up the great work!!! Was great to meet with Jolene as well 👍 thanks for signing my hat 🙌
You are Bad Chad with your Queen Jolene .You are real!❤.Cant believe how that roof looks like it belongs on that car
The worst cut is the deepest😢but it’s just metal Bad Chad can fix it. He gets to keep his job for another day.
Chad, Your and Joleen's work and work ethic are inspiring. I am amazed at how you look at a car and a pile of body panels then blend them together to match your vision. My question is, How do you always come up with a unique design? Love the videos, coments and the fact the Joleen steps up and welds.
I'm glad my teacher was not teaching like you 😂
Not sure I understand that comment. I've learned so much just listening to Chad it amazing.
@iancasey1795 the way he was all on top of her and leaning on her are you blind
@@ezranobles1528 Well that's kind of rude. Your comment suggests you are either so ultra conservative that women should not show their ankles or else there is something else off track that you would make such a comment even if there was anything to it. Maybe you would be better suited to watching the Bugs Bunny Road Runner hour instead of trying to see pornography in In Bad Chad and Queen Jolene. Just sayin'
the coat hanger fix is a real keeper and Jolene catches every move very well god bless and have a good day
This car has a lot of classic lines and angles to it. GOOD JOB!
Just be sure to drive it ! Love to see it on road !❤❤
Thanks for getting in front of the camera Jolene... And helping Chad...
Love seeing both of y'all working together
You guys are the hardest working TH-camrs I’ve ever seen. After flying back from Daytona/and New Hampshire (?), I’d need time to recover and unwind and you two are back at it like you never were on a trip.
now that you have come this far with this build,I would like to see it painted and interior finished. Ontario fan
Ain't gonna happen
Hi Chad & Jolene, the roof is coming along nicely and Chad did a masterful job of repairing the miscut! It was also nice to see Chad & Jolene working together on the car. Is the roof going to be a solid roof or are you guys going to make the center of the roof removeable? I know we all have our own tastes and you are into the patina and welding scars. I cannot help but to picture it in a Forest Green Metallic with a nice clean white roof and old styled muscle car mags with beefy tires on it. That in my opinion would be a real attention grabber and I can picture it! Jolene great work as always on the video and helping Chad with the car, you are awesome at whatever you set your mind to! Fina looked to be having a day of rest except when Chad grabbed the coat hanger and something in the box clanked and she about jumped out of her skin, that woke her up in a hurry!
love the exhaust tips on the bike hauler. Gas tank reinstalled so we are closer to see it drive again.
Looking like a giant cheese grater.
Parmesan 😊
Hot Rods have louvres and customs too at times.
@@GregoryBamber of course they do and this is still looking like a cheese grater.
That roof makes the car. Love it as a roadster.
I love the inspiration that comes from these builds. I've just about got my 62 C10 completed and looking for the next project vehicle. Maybe a 60's TR4, haven't decided yet.
Thanks for the inspiration to get off the couch and get to work after your video is over. :)
I think the roof would look awesome with a visor in the front, think it will complete the transition between the roof and windshield and complete the overall vehicle stance.
The lines of the roof really suit the car. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the rear window. It looks to big for the car at the moment. Fitting a roof off a Jag that was lying around out back, who would have thought of that.
He has the complete rear window frame to weld in. That will make it look much smaller.
Agreed Andy....looks superb.
Glad you both arrived back okay. The Turkey Run show looked a great place and good people. Interesting to see how the fantastic paint jobs out numbered the Pattina finished or so called finished cars. I hope the Ford gets a birthday of paint all over! Cheers from OZ. Chris, Sunshine Coast.🙂👍🦘
Just a thought. Make the top half of the trunk lid latch in like you would a fender skirt. Hinge the bottom half of the trunk lid so it will raise like a regular trunk lid.And then the thing would still be removable in one piece.
Those Jaguar roof curves complement the Ford styling beautifully. In light of the fact that Ford once owned Jaguar, this is a fitting melding of the two companies styling cues. Good eye, Mr Hiltz.
You're Turkey Run Viideo was great!! You are really getting very good at the TH-cam stuff. Sometimes boring with all the spot welding but I just advance through it to get to your speaking and teaching.. All is Good!
the green with that cream colored top looks great
I think every car you build is very unique you build what you like and not what others want keep up the great work
I like how Chad works with her. So respectfull and kind.
Hi from England
Loving your work keep it up. Looking forward to tomorrows viewing
Martin
I love it even though people keep on pointing out mistakes. Mistakes are called custom.😅
Nice to Jolene helping you every once in while.
Hey Chad and Jolene ! Watched the car show and it was spectacular, a lot of nice looking Classics ,thanx for sharing !!
This build is turning out to be really amazing!!!!!
Well I really enjoy what you do! You have so much skill and you just go for it well done
Always inspirational..5000 ways to do something..only 1 gets done..love the progress
MUCH NICER TO SEE IT AS A COUPE!!!! glad to see you and Jolene had a great time at Daytona.....
Very nice seeing Jolene on the other side of the camera welcome home
Awesome ❤❤ I am amazed at your creativity, fortitude and discipline!
From a distance, the louvered trunk area looks like a plucked turkey skin.😁
Chad I don't see you helping Doug like that.🤣🤣👍👍
Chad you are the Artist love you guys keep the rubber side down.
Love the shape of the roof, really compliments the lines of the car.
Love the lines of the car, keep up the good work.
you never hugged Nate like that when he was welding LMAO 🤣🤣🤣
I like the lines and the ideas. Very interesting build.
Wow, very impressed with the way you brought that driver side roof together. Wide butt cut made perfect. Excellent job Chad! And I agree that this roof really does make the car. Really like the look. 👍
I like Jolene's glasses. Makes her look like my favorite teacher from high school. Miss Edwards. I have a TBI from an accident in 1993. It affects my memory. Sights and sounds of things familiar bring floods of memories. Thanks for that. Lots of great times all those years ago. I should proofread
You pulled this build out of the trash, Chad, and made it into something that is workable. That was impressive. But, I'm still not certain of the final build. So, I'm still on the fence.
Enjoyed our chat at the airport and the turkey run great to meet you guys amazing how the passion for the automobile brings so many people together all with different interests yet a common connection in the car hobby its what the world needs today.
Many of the most beautiful classics were new cars from the factory sent to coach builders for re bodying...
They were perfectly good cars, the bodies cut apart and rebuilt with custom made panels...boat tails etc...
They are more valuable. so
Chad and Jolene.. Fina and crew.
You are Building Dreams..and pretty well naling it...🎉🎉
Inspiration..
Thinking..what if I change that back window "Bad Chad" ... did..…! I can too.. make it mine
👍👍👍
You both really needed that just getting away and out of the shop !!!
Well a fun time with y’allat the turkey run, thank you and with that the car is looking 👀 good wanted to say the trunk looks good like it is (no paint) and just saying to bad you can’t find a way to make the roof removable!
And yes a piece of Art thanks for what you both do, watch every day for years Ty
Love it when Jolene jumps in and and helps with fabrication. Makes a much better helper than either of the guys.
westport here. the journey to perfection is one that most can not follow.
good on you sir. may your winter go smooth.
I told Jolene you guys are welcome to come over and look at my collection when y’all are back in Florida again. It was nice meeting you guys.
Wow good job chat
If this car has a short Visor? Maybe form a peak at the front? Add another custom touch to the roof line. Would help the transition of both lines come together.
Great roof fits just laying it down do your best won't take long 😆🤘🏻
I enjoy the look. It fits your creative style, which in my opinion is a little risky, but it always comes out appealing. A journey away from the norm!
First and most important the bike hauler is coming along nicely. Can't wait to see it finished. Actually if I didn't have to wait, then I would miss all of your videos putting it together. So just keep on keeping on. One another note you know I have made a few comments about how bad it is working off of the floor and extension cords everywhere. Have you ever considered hanging a bunch of ceiling mounted retractable coil extension cords. They are not that costly. Then about anywhere you are working, you just reach up for a cord, pull it as far as you need it, and it will help clear up the clutter and make your life a tad bit better not having to constantly follow a cord, unplug what you don't need and then... well you know. Okay, I'm done. Love you guys. Yes, I do. I just would like to see you make your shop a little bit more work friendly. Have fun.
Cordless is the way to go these days !
@@daddysails8926 calm down .i aint badmouthing him i love what he does
Would look very cool to paint the car a modern gray color like you highlighted at the Turkey Run.
I had fun at Daytona with you and Jolene, great time.
Can I please offer a small tip…
I always remove all paint / primer etc before I make the final cuts
That way you get a nice clean cut and no risk of making the metal too thin for the welding…
Anyway your an interesting team …
Keep up the good work 🏴
Thanks Chad , you have helped me, with my cars .M. Take care and God Bless you.
Just catching up with this project as I've drifted away because of the motorcycle carrier. I see there's a panel over the hole with louvers stamped in. Not a bad idea but it looks like a cheese grader. I thought the roof was going to be removable??
@@daddysails8926 When he decided to make this a bike carrier I pretty much lost interest in the project. Chad is talented at creating like the Buggatti hauler, but truthfully I don't think we'll ever see it finished and on the road, he changes directions like we change our underwear every day.
Yes Joleen is amazing I wish I could do as much as she can!
Chad, it isn’t who makes the least mistakes…it’s who hides them the best !
You should go to Daytona bike week and all different festivities of that week. You and Jolene would have a blast and there is so many bikes you wouldn’t see the same bike twice.
TRUE ARTISE CHad that side windows are awsome
Cool cheese grater
Great video thank you.
Used coat hanger trick myself & works well.
The more mistakes Chad makes the more likely it is to get painted. I just hope not brush and roller
It probably will be
What a awesome looking roof.
Another clown show episode
You got that right don't give him any ideas. What on earth did he do to the trunk area?
yeah well your supposed to paint cars and do bodywork to cover those things every fab worker has to deal with thier are limits to this process
Love the cheese grator
Really cool roof for this car. The project is really coming along well. Unique in a very good way.
That project is coming out fricken awesome. Great mind there Chad .
Fantastic creative vision. So happy to see you in front of the camera, Jolene. By the way, nice Birkenstocks!
An old style front windshield visor may also be a good addition for this car. And if you want to go further suicide doors are very cool. Lots of work,and no matter what you decide to do with the car, it will be a one off.
Suicide doors are a complete waste of time, besides they are lame!
Suicide doors look great though...
Outstanding camera work on the welds 👍👍
That roofline is awesome 👍
Love the process.
That roof looks nice , the rear window should look moor 38 Ford / love your videos ,regards from Norway