I get why a lot of really amazingly talented people avoid posting on TH-cam. You attract all these clowns criticizing your work and trying to put you down. I challenge you critics to build a custom car from scratch and post it on youtube. Then let us judge your creation! It wont happen and thats a fact because it really takes nothing special to pick apart something someone else created. Chad you are one of the most talented and creative people out there. I love seeing what you come up with!
Well said. Its very easy to come up with something ' in your brain' .its another thing to make it actually materialise. Even the pros are still learning something from chad because hes buildin and learning as he goes overcoming the obstacles and actually doing it.
I love this video series on youtube better than the one on TV. You can see it happen fast on TV but you see the real deal and what it really takes to make this driveable artwork here on youtube. Thank you so much Chad and Jolene for sharing this with us. This series is one of the best positives to come from the COVID.
Just came across this by accident. I lived in Ascot, England when I was a teenager and my family knew Richard Pope's gardener Mr Harris, formerly a sergeant major in the Royal Horse Guards, my dad's and Prince Harry's old regiment. Anyway, what I'm trying to say is I got to see his Bugatti in the garage, the same car now owned by Ralph Lauren. It was dark blue back then, not black. The shape and presence of the car was impressed indelibly on my mind. It was covered in a heavy tapestry curtain that still had its rail hooks along one edge. The garage was heated by a parafin heater, remember those? So there was also the unforgettable smell and warmth of paraffin, yet when Mr Harris lifted the curtain off the car, taking care not to scratch it with the hooks, I couldn't believe it was nearly 30 years old. It looked brand new. He opened the front left door and told me he thought this was the only right hand drive example made. The seat looked really flimsy with it's tube frame and folding it forward allowed a tiny gap to get in the back, you'd need to be pretty agile but I could see it was a ledge for luggage, not a seat. He reckoned the cut out for the door in the roof was so you could get the luggage out. The other thing that impressed me with the car was the size of the road wheels and steering wheel, really big. The front headlamps looked different to yours, which are more like the 57 SC Aerolith, which are lower and faired in like torpedo tubes. The Pope car had chrome pods almost on top of the curved fender. The rear spats on the wheels are also an Aerolith feature so what you have done with VW Beetle rear wings is interesting. I recall them being less wide and rounded on the original car but you have made a good effort adding the rivet fin. When you choose a colour give a thought to Jean Bugatti who designed it. He was fond of the dark blue bare metal colour of heated stainless steel, like you get when you sterilise a needle in a gas flame. Best wishes for good health while you get this done. Tim Clarke
Very interesting story but all prewar Bugattis are RHD ... And pity Ralph "Rolling Stones" Lauren wants to turn black every car and destroys patina at the same time ... If only billionaires understood they own nothing but are just custodians !
Chad, don't change the way you think, the way you act, the way you design, the way you manifest those designs, the way you treat your fellow man, and the way you love Jolene. When i first caught your show, I was hooked. Cannot wait to see how this beauty comes along.
Glad to see you working on the Bugatti. It's great watching a master craftsman build a beautiful work of art and machinery for his lady.Its going to be awesome.
I have been a master mechanic on jets and cars for 50 years and I, sir take my hat off to you as the most capable and creative craftsman I have ever experienced ( maybe Michelangelo is a little higher (LOL) I watch all of your shows and am floored by the art you creations. Thank you!
Glad to see this one back in the shop. Chad’s talent is beyond description and the Bugatti is a fine example of it. Looking forward to watching the progress.
If someone has a problem with something another man built with his own hands, time, and money then they probably never built anything with their own hands, time, or money. You do with what you have and take pride in it and anything beyond that, is what it is. Good work Chad.
@@jcerullo5015 Here's the deal my dude. He lives in a area that has a short window to build due to the weather. He can only operate in the warm months. Here also does everything in that shop area so sanding, body work, and the winter months cause the dust on everything. He uses a door hinge because that's what he has and makes with what he can. Hating on any of that is pretty shallow. Not everyone has money to build pristine cars with high dollar parts. He enjoys repurposing things, that's the art of it.
@@jcerullo5015 You're a hater. Why do you care and hate on something not made for you. He's not trying to win concours or autorama awards. He builds shit he likes and people pay him for his art. He's building dream cars that regular people can afford. They pay for it I'd they like it. Im sure his creations weight a shit ton and are not meant for everyday driving. It would probably pass inspection since the cars are considered antiques since they are so old. It's more sturdy and more safe then a model -t. He isn't building cars to appease you. Pride comes from within, not from your opinions. He decides what gives him pride, not you. He gets to create with his hands worth his son and wife and people pay h8n for it. Im willing to bet, he would crush it if he had top of the line equipment, supplies, crew and all the money he needs. So you have to respect the fact he's creating things with his hands instead in the TH-cam content section hating on other people's shit not made for them. Stop watching his content if you don't like it and find something better to do then trolling in comment section on TH-cam lol. He didn't go to the network producers, they came to him just from watching his TH-cam videos. Keep drinking that hatorade fuggin.
@@jcerullo5015 Pride is in thr eye of the beholder. A serial killer could find God and stop the urge to kill but to love as many people as they can. He can take pride in that. Weird analogy but that person decide where his purpose comes from. Kids today stare at their phones all day and his son is helping him create with his hands with a lost art. Instead of doing drugs and living on Instagram living for likes and followers. That's something Chad can be proud of. My equipment is always dirty because I use the shit out of them. Not because I don't have pride in my work. You can dislike his methods and see him as a slob or lazy, but that's just your opinion. I never even noticed the dust, but if you watch the show, he loves the dirt, the rust, the grim. That's what makes him happy ands takes him back to a time. Good chat, but nobody cares about the dust ir the door hinge that watch his show or pay for a build.
J Cerullo make a video on proper door hinges and fish plates, maybe you’ll get a Discovery show and show us all how to keep our tools clean with pride! LOL…
Thanks for sharing your skills with us. I've used several tips from your videos on my 57 Skyliner restoration project. Glad to see the Bugatti is back!
I would love to meet you one day because you are a true artist. Not many people have the stones to try to build cars like your, one off customs. Your a true inspiration.
I had the opportunity of seeing/experiencing a Bughatti family exhibit at the Cleveland museum art back in 1999. From grand father to grandsons, from cabinets to the cars the entire family was gifted with creativity !!! I like the elephant sculpture on the hood of the cars...
I’ve had my 71 Firebird apart in my garage for almost 20 years! Mine and my wife’s first date car and Prom car from high school… Dad took it apart and passed away before restored! :/ I’m not a car builder but you’ve inspired me and my boys to try and do what we can, while we can!👍 Wish us luck…😏
Good luck to you on the build. My goal is to spend at least five minutes in the garage each day. Some days, it’s just that. Other days it’s the entire day! Keeps the project going. Gary
AWESOME! I took your process for making a "skeleton" with steel rods and forming the sheet metal over it. Got me ought of a hell of a pickle with my Trans tunnel. And you do inspire!
I came across your videos recently. It is most excellent how you encourage people to (a) use their head to solve every problem, (b) use their time effectively and get after it (c) inspire through your work. It is rare to find your imagination, build skill, love for problem solving, appetite to take on seemingly overwhelming projects and personal drive in one person. In some sense this makes you a one man team!
You and jolene and the crew are doing amazing I love watching what you come up with and then you all make your dream come to life and build this car from the ground up is so amazing there’s only a handful of people that could do something like this
i think you all had a fantastic season...i even got my t-shirt in last week to show my support..can't wait til next season is hear.. going to enjoy watching the videos as you continue work on Jolene's Bugatti..you and your crew are amazing and Chad you are such a amazing artist i'm just amazed at the beautiful cars you do ...you and you team keep up the good work and looking forward for more to come...thank you
thank you 2 for all the positive inspiration and the attitude you have on life. only you can make yourself happy, and for some of us that means doing things our own way, for ourselves. and nice trick on that repair, I would have never thought about doing it that way.
What awesome lines! Great job! I can’t wait to see more build videos on this car. Thanks for what you do and how you do it with explanations along the way. 👍🏻
This car is going to be majestic by the time it's finished. because we know you put nothing but 120% minmum into anything you do. me and my mom love watch you and your people build cars. and my mom is 73.
When I first saw bad Chad I had a few reservations but now I get him he's extremely talented and brilliant vision to see the finished vehicle love to watch him and his team
G'day from West Australia, As a 3rd generation Automotive Engineer I AM impressed with your creativity, imagination, and shape repurposing ability!!! For me 40yrs trade life, with people trying to tell me what I can and can't do, All because I think outside the basic box that is a rolling Automotive car shape!!! I AM glad to see there are those who are allowed to create to there full potential 😉🙂👍👍 I take my hat of to you Bad Chad ( tipping my hat as done in a by gone era, of respect being shown!!! ) 🧢😉🙂👍👍
really loved your show man like couldnt stop watching it for the life of me dude and on top of it you inspired me to also kind of do the same but with peddle cars man cause i have seen no one really makes them anymore so thank you for inspireing me man
Absolutely stunning work ! A tip of the hat to you sir. Your talent cannot be disputed I look forward to seeing this project come along and eventually finished I'm very excited for you.
It’s refreshing to see an artist as yourself teaching and explaining your vision and experience to your audience and team, and not everyone screaming at each other! If Discovery wants your to start that stuff..... tell them to pound sand!!! You are amazing to watch and learn from, as well as being humble. Thanks for a great show Chad! Joe Clark, Humboldt co. Calif.
I'm glad you put yourself out there Chad. Watching you is inspiring and motivating I have been working on cars most of my life. But I have not came across anyone that looked at cars the way I do and I think you see them the way I do. I feel like every car has some life in it and it is nice to bring them back to life. Thank you for inspiring me.
Your show is fantastic. Could not believe what your team was able to do with the small budgets that you were given. My favorite was the one that to me resembled the old fighter plane. Keep up the good work. You make CANADA proud.
Elegant, sporty, luxurious and rare. These are four of many epithets that can be applied to Bugatti. But there is one model for which they are especially appropriate: the Type 57 SC Atlantic Coupé is not just one of the Bugatti legends but perhaps the greatest. Only four of these cars were created between 1936 and 1938. Three of these extraordinary coupés are still in existence. They are regarded as the most valuable cars in the world. The automotive world has been searching for the fourth Atlantic for over 80 years.
Your work is more than great! Auto Art. Really inspiring work. The problem solving and subsequent fabrication is awesome. Something very special! Good job Chad. Say hi to Joelene. Aloha from Kauai
3 years. So much has happened on some levels. So much has changed as well. On an artistic level,your work amazes me. Thinking outside the box is what gets you noticed! Thanks
Awesome for taking on such a beautiful and artistic build. Ettore would be proud that you are immortalizing his design! Best of luck moving forward in these difficult times.
This is what American Kids do with their hands. Thank you Bad Chad for being a great craftsman and sharing your skills. Help to get kids off computers and on to a metal forming buck and planishing hammer.
If I didn't know it isn't a actual Bugatti, I would swear it is. Really looking forward to seeing it when it is finished, and on the road. Doing an excellent job onit.
That is truly a work of art. Bad Chad you are Awesome. Really missed not having the Nationals this year. Was looking forward to seeing what creation you would have brought to show there. Hope to see you there next year.
Dude I have never seen cars like yours you my friend have the craziest way . You man have a good eye on customizing one beat down cars that most people would all by and bring new life I do appreciate on what you do thank you for sure
You definitely got skills man. Yeah, you're right, there some builds I wasn't crazy about like the pinto, but even then I saw that and said it may not be my style but the basic concept would look awesome on a foxbody mustang (feel free to steal the idea) and hey got me thinking once I get my garage finished. Absolutely hands down favorite was that roadster you built for that golf course! Love the Delahaye roadster look! Too me, that's a $100,000 car!
No one will ever give you a show with that narcissistic attitude along with the gimme gimme gimme attitude 3 years really the only thing I seen you do is spread Bondo oh can't forget the welding shut shut your trap and do get some work done
I'm sure if he could just snap is finger and it be finished he would. Stuff like this takes time and if you rush it now you are just gonna wanna go back and re-do it eventually
Love your work. However I think you lost some of the type 57 character when you have a bent front window. I belive they couldn't do that back in the days. It should be flat. But its cool anyway of course. But I only se the Volvo there. Otherwise I'm a big fan and that is only me.
She looks awesome. You’re keeping the interest alive in the way they were originally conceived. Cars were never designed to become part of an investment portfolio. Guys like you inspire others to realise their dreams. Not everyone has deep pockets and in some ways your Bugatti will be every bit as special as an original since it will have its very own special history. So crack on and create your masterpiece for everyone to enjoy.
You always give me inspiration and I appreciate all the cool things that you're building I'm working on my first RX7 with a wide body that you've given me inspirations as to what I want it to look like thanks for all you do
Hey Chad, yes you truly do inspire people, that is an absolute. I have got back to finishing my 59 Sedan de Ville. Almost done. Your a good man, keep being an inspiration.
First, thanks for making this video longer than the 30sec lol. This car put you on the map so it’s only right to finish it and the world can’t wait. The shape of this car is amazing and I think it’s cool to replicate the car and not do it exactly. I remember some comments saying this Bugatti is not as good as the one built by the guild, another show based in Canada. Well, the guild had many professional fab guys, took over a couple years on it and was building for a customer with very deep pockets where money is no object. You guys are comparing that to chad who is the only one building the body for this Bugatti using his method and using what he can get his hands on. Don’t know about you but you know your work is good when being compared to the likes of the guild that has money with customers that has deep pockets. I agree with chad when he says Art creates dialogues and opinion and that’s a good thing even when it’s bad. Take the good with the bad. Anyhow stay true to yourself and skills and keep improving. Love your show and art pieces and hope you become very successful doing this.
Chad I love it! I love building models out of totally random type cars and making them crazy! I'm a lot like you a buy kits that are old and missing pieces and make it my own and the way I want unless someone asks me to build one! Lol like you lol I just don't get paid like you. But I'm my mom's caregiver so I'm perfectly happy 😊! I love everything you do keep thinking WAY OUT THE BOX!
Magnesium Elektron & fully adjustable suspension. This is an awesome project you have going on. Canadians always seem to have all the fun 😁 keep it up I can’t wait to see the car done!
Haven't heard any critics yet. We all stand firm in solidarity and support if your project and are anxious to see the whole Jolene effect once competed.
That’s one hell of a giftX2. One hell of a gift for you to give do you lovely. And one hell of a gift you have in order to re-create it. You have an interesting eye, for sure. I dig it!
I myself and I am sure many others can't wait to see this car done. U do amazing work and outstanding customized work, I can't picture this car anything but the best and a neck braker. When u are done you will have a beautiful car and driver ( just so i am clear it doesn't matter if your lady is driving or you either one will make a beautiful car have a beautiful driver) your girlfriend, or wife whatever u want to call her when not using her name is just as lucky to have a guy like u as u are to have a girl like her. I hope you two the best. I have been married 20+ years and we got married at 19, most if not all said it won't last and look at us now, and I cant say I would rather spend it with anyone else. I can see you too comple each other just like my wife and I. Thanks for the update and allowing me to see all the amazing stuff you build. I have said it before one day I will a hot rod from you
that car is going to be awesome , i cant wait to build a rat rod , a work of art all of my own , i have done two c 10s and a Studeabaker , all fun but not what i wanted , i hoping to start this spring , i love watching your shows on tv also , glad i found your channel , stay safe my friend
I'm glad you're making one of those they're gorgeous The original ones were made out of magnesium and that metal catches on fire that's why it had those rivets because they could not weld that car. Bugatti Type 57 Aerolithe
I get why a lot of really amazingly talented people avoid posting on TH-cam. You attract all these clowns criticizing your work and trying to put you down. I challenge you critics to build a custom car from scratch and post it on youtube. Then let us judge your creation! It wont happen and thats a fact because it really takes nothing special to pick apart something someone else created. Chad you are one of the most talented and creative people out there. I love seeing what you come up with!
You learn to ignore them.
B Beav The man in the arena comes to mind.
Well said. Its very easy to come up with something ' in your brain' .its another thing to make it actually materialise. Even the pros are still learning something from chad because hes buildin and learning as he goes overcoming the obstacles and actually doing it.
I love this video series on youtube better than the one on TV. You can see it happen fast on TV but you see the real deal and what it really takes to make this driveable artwork here on youtube. Thank you so much Chad and Jolene for sharing this with us. This series is one of the best positives to come from the COVID.
Just came across this by accident. I lived in Ascot, England when I was a teenager and my family knew Richard Pope's gardener Mr Harris, formerly a sergeant major in the Royal Horse Guards, my dad's and Prince Harry's old regiment. Anyway, what I'm trying to say is I got to see his Bugatti in the garage, the same car now owned by Ralph Lauren. It was dark blue back then, not black. The shape and presence of the car was impressed indelibly on my mind. It was covered in a heavy tapestry curtain that still had its rail hooks along one edge. The garage was heated by a parafin heater, remember those? So there was also the unforgettable smell and warmth of paraffin, yet when Mr Harris lifted the curtain off the car, taking care not to scratch it with the hooks, I couldn't believe it was nearly 30 years old. It looked brand new. He opened the front left door and told me he thought this was the only right hand drive example made. The seat looked really flimsy with it's tube frame and folding it forward allowed a tiny gap to get in the back, you'd need to be pretty agile but I could see it was a ledge for luggage, not a seat. He reckoned the cut out for the door in the roof was so you could get the luggage out. The other thing that impressed me with the car was the size of the road wheels and steering wheel, really big. The front headlamps looked different to yours, which are more like the 57 SC Aerolith, which are lower and faired in like torpedo tubes. The Pope car had chrome pods almost on top of the curved fender. The rear spats on the wheels are also an Aerolith feature so what you have done with VW Beetle rear wings is interesting. I recall them being less wide and rounded on the original car but you have made a good effort adding the rivet fin. When you choose a colour give a thought to Jean Bugatti who designed it. He was fond of the dark blue bare metal colour of heated stainless steel, like you get when you sterilise a needle in a gas flame. Best wishes for good health while you get this done. Tim Clarke
Very interesting story but all prewar Bugattis are RHD ... And pity Ralph "Rolling Stones" Lauren wants to turn black every car and destroys patina at the same time ... If only billionaires understood they own nothing but are just custodians !
Chad, don't change the way you think, the way you act, the way you design, the way you manifest those designs, the way you treat your fellow man, and the way you love Jolene. When i first caught your show, I was hooked. Cannot wait to see how this beauty comes along.
Can’t wait to see this beauty finished.
Glad to see you working on the Bugatti. It's great watching a master craftsman build a beautiful work of art and machinery for his lady.Its going to be awesome.
I have been a master mechanic on jets and cars for 50 years and I, sir take my hat off to you as the most capable and creative craftsman I have ever experienced ( maybe Michelangelo is a little higher (LOL) I watch all of your shows and am floored by the art you creations. Thank you!
Glad to see this one back in the shop. Chad’s talent is beyond description and the Bugatti is a fine example of it.
Looking forward to watching the progress.
As one of the guys that restored one of the 2 original Bugatti Atlantic's left... This thing looks great!!
High praise! Any footage or documentation or there on your restoration, James? I'd love to take a peek.
If someone has a problem with something another man built with his own hands, time, and money then they probably never built anything with their own hands, time, or money. You do with what you have and take pride in it and anything beyond that, is what it is. Good work Chad.
@@jcerullo5015 Here's the deal my dude. He lives in a area that has a short window to build due to the weather. He can only operate in the warm months. Here also does everything in that shop area so sanding, body work, and the winter months cause the dust on everything. He uses a door hinge because that's what he has and makes with what he can. Hating on any of that is pretty shallow. Not everyone has money to build pristine cars with high dollar parts. He enjoys repurposing things, that's the art of it.
@@jcerullo5015 You're a hater. Why do you care and hate on something not made for you. He's not trying to win concours or autorama awards. He builds shit he likes and people pay him for his art. He's building dream cars that regular people can afford. They pay for it I'd they like it. Im sure his creations weight a shit ton and are not meant for everyday driving. It would probably pass inspection since the cars are considered antiques since they are so old. It's more sturdy and more safe then a model -t. He isn't building cars to appease you. Pride comes from within, not from your opinions. He decides what gives him pride, not you. He gets to create with his hands worth his son and wife and people pay h8n for it. Im willing to bet, he would crush it if he had top of the line equipment, supplies, crew and all the money he needs. So you have to respect the fact he's creating things with his hands instead in the TH-cam content section hating on other people's shit not made for them. Stop watching his content if you don't like it and find something better to do then trolling in comment section on TH-cam lol. He didn't go to the network producers, they came to him just from watching his TH-cam videos. Keep drinking that hatorade fuggin.
@@jcerullo5015 we were talking about pride.
@@jcerullo5015 Pride is in thr eye of the beholder. A serial killer could find God and stop the urge to kill but to love as many people as they can. He can take pride in that. Weird analogy but that person decide where his purpose comes from. Kids today stare at their phones all day and his son is helping him create with his hands with a lost art. Instead of doing drugs and living on Instagram living for likes and followers. That's something Chad can be proud of. My equipment is always dirty because I use the shit out of them. Not because I don't have pride in my work. You can dislike his methods and see him as a slob or lazy, but that's just your opinion. I never even noticed the dust, but if you watch the show, he loves the dirt, the rust, the grim. That's what makes him happy ands takes him back to a time. Good chat, but nobody cares about the dust ir the door hinge that watch his show or pay for a build.
J Cerullo make a video on proper door hinges and fish plates, maybe you’ll get a Discovery show and show us all how to keep our tools clean with pride! LOL…
Hope you get this work of art done by the end of winter for Jolene to drive for summer can't wait to see it please post more videos.
Thanks for sharing your skills with us. I've used several tips from your videos on my 57 Skyliner restoration project. Glad to see the Bugatti is back!
I would love to meet you one day because you are a true artist. Not many people have the stones to try to build cars like your, one off customs. Your a true inspiration.
I had the opportunity of seeing/experiencing a Bughatti family exhibit at the Cleveland museum art back in 1999. From grand father to grandsons, from cabinets to the cars the entire family was gifted with creativity !!! I like the elephant sculpture on the hood of the cars...
I’ve had my 71 Firebird apart in my garage for almost 20 years! Mine and my wife’s first date car and Prom car from high school… Dad took it apart and passed away before restored! :/
I’m not a car builder but you’ve inspired me and my boys to try and do what we can, while we can!👍
Wish us luck…😏
Good luck to you on the build. My goal is to spend at least five minutes in the garage each day. Some days, it’s just that. Other days it’s the entire day! Keeps the project going. Gary
AWESOME! I took your process for making a "skeleton" with steel rods and forming the sheet metal over it. Got me ought of a hell of a pickle with my Trans tunnel. And you do inspire!
The very fact that we can recreate a Bugatti in this era boggles the mind. Only praise for this creation. God bless you and all your efforts!
I came across your videos recently. It is most excellent how you encourage people to (a) use their head to solve every problem, (b) use their time effectively and get after it (c) inspire through your work. It is rare to find your imagination, build skill, love for problem solving, appetite to take on seemingly overwhelming projects and personal drive in one person. In some sense this makes you a one man team!
You and jolene and the crew are doing amazing I love watching what you come up with and then you all make your dream come to life and build this car from the ground up is so amazing there’s only a handful of people that could do something like this
Chad you are a one of a kind designer don't change. One thing for sure nobody can copy you. Keep up the videos.mthank you Grandpa larry
Masterpiece.. well gitty up and hunker down. Its time for watching this one turn into a rolling work of art. Thank you for sharing!
i think you all had a fantastic season...i even got my t-shirt in last week to show my support..can't wait til next season is hear.. going to enjoy watching the videos as you continue work on Jolene's Bugatti..you and your crew are amazing and Chad you are such a amazing artist i'm just amazed at the beautiful cars you do ...you and you team keep up the good work and looking forward for more to come...thank you
What a spectacular beauty and its not even finished yet. It will be a show stopper!!
thank you 2 for all the positive inspiration and the attitude you have on life. only you can make yourself happy, and for some of us that means doing things our own way, for ourselves. and nice trick on that repair, I would have never thought about doing it that way.
Really enjoy seeing this built and the finished product......I'm sure I'm not alone.......great job so far.......
I love how much time you're taking on the Bugatti... absolutely beautiful build, and yet another piece of your art that people SHOULD see!
What awesome lines! Great job! I can’t wait to see more build videos on this car. Thanks for what you do and how you do it with explanations along the way. 👍🏻
This car is going to be majestic by the time it's finished. because we know you put nothing but 120% minmum into anything you do. me and my mom love watch you and your people build cars. and my mom is 73.
Such an inspiration .watch one of your shows and I'm off the sofa and gone to break something or create something, stay real and keep building
When I first saw bad Chad I had a few reservations but now I get him he's extremely talented and brilliant vision to see the finished vehicle love to watch him and his team
G'day from West Australia,
As a 3rd generation Automotive Engineer I AM impressed with your creativity, imagination, and shape repurposing ability!!!
For me 40yrs trade life, with people trying to tell me what I can and can't do,
All because I think outside the basic box that is a rolling Automotive car shape!!!
I AM glad to see there are those who are allowed to create to there full potential 😉🙂👍👍
I take my hat of to you Bad Chad ( tipping my hat as done in a by gone era, of respect being shown!!! )
🧢😉🙂👍👍
Nice comment mate!
@@egyptology22 Just my truth, thanks though appreciated😉🙂👍👍🧢
really loved your show man like couldnt stop watching it for the life of me dude and on top of it you inspired me to also kind of do the same but with peddle cars man cause i have seen no one really makes them anymore so thank you for inspireing me man
Absolutely stunning work ! A tip of the hat to you sir. Your talent cannot be disputed I look forward to seeing this project come along and eventually finished I'm very excited for you.
It’s refreshing to see an artist as yourself teaching and explaining your vision and experience to your audience and team, and not everyone screaming at each other!
If Discovery wants your to start that stuff..... tell them to pound sand!!!
You are amazing to watch and learn from, as well as being humble. Thanks for a great show Chad!
Joe Clark, Humboldt co. Calif.
I'm glad you put yourself out there Chad. Watching you is inspiring and motivating I have been working on cars most of my life. But I have not came across anyone that looked at cars the way I do and I think you see them the way I do. I feel like every car has some life in it and it is nice to bring them back to life. Thank you for inspiring me.
Got to love Chads enthusiasm and pride in his work. Absolutely stunning car can't wait to see it finished
Right on chad. I love what you do and how you build exactly whats turning upstairs.
I enjoy watching this young man build his crazy contraptions.
Your show is fantastic. Could not believe what your team was able to do with the small budgets that you were given. My favorite was the one that to me resembled the old fighter plane. Keep up the good work. You make CANADA proud.
It’s cool that you’re going back to work on the Bugatti concept project. Excellent job so far.
Glad you guys are working on it again. It’s going to look great.
Elegant, sporty, luxurious and rare. These are four of many epithets that can be applied to Bugatti. But there is one model for which they are especially appropriate: the Type 57 SC Atlantic Coupé is not just one of the Bugatti legends but perhaps the greatest. Only four of these cars were created between 1936 and 1938. Three of these extraordinary coupés are still in existence. They are regarded as the most valuable cars in the world. The automotive world has been searching for the fourth Atlantic for over 80 years.
Your work is more than great! Auto Art. Really inspiring work. The problem solving and subsequent fabrication is awesome. Something very special!
Good job Chad.
Say hi to Joelene.
Aloha from Kauai
3 years. So much has happened on some levels. So much has changed as well. On an artistic level,your work amazes me.
Thinking outside the box is what gets you noticed!
Thanks
I think you truly are an artist. Your not building show cars, your building artistic pieces.
What a beautiful car! Love your interpretation of it. Thanks for bringing it back! Looking forward to progress :)
Awesome for taking on such a beautiful and artistic build. Ettore would be proud that you are immortalizing his design! Best of luck moving forward in these difficult times.
You have a great future ahead of you man...all the luck. Hope you get everything you can out of the tv show.
now i am convinced, that the best talented folks are right here in Canada, hell ya. love the programs, long live Chad and Jolene..............
I have been waiting for this car to come back. You are doing a great job 👍👍🇨🇱
This is what American Kids do with their hands. Thank you Bad Chad for being a great craftsman and sharing your skills. Help to get kids off computers and on to a metal forming buck and planishing hammer.
That's nice but he's Canadian.
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@@midcenturygirl On this Continent eh. Beauty. Say hi to Ricky and Julian while your up there.
@@midcenturygirl I don't know what the fuss is aboot eh?
@@terrancefields4414 Live large, stay kind.
I love ur builds n videos thank u for sharing wish u the best Chad n family
If I didn't know it isn't a actual Bugatti, I would swear it is. Really looking forward to seeing it when it is finished, and on the road. Doing an excellent job onit.
I find inspiration in your attitude towards life and some of the things you say throughout your videos and shows. Thank you and keep on keepin on.
That is truly a work of art. Bad Chad you are Awesome. Really missed not having the Nationals this year. Was looking forward to seeing what creation you would have brought to show there. Hope to see you there next year.
Dude I have never seen cars like yours you my friend have the craziest way . You man have a good eye on customizing one beat down cars that most people would all by and bring new life I do appreciate on what you do thank you for sure
YES!! Wise words and so frickin exciting to see that work of art continues to evolve 🤙🏾
It is beautiful already! can't wait to see it finished.
That the #1 car amazing vision of a build looking forward to this thing being finish....💯👍
Your cars are like art some of your work i really like and some not so much but your process is 1 of a kind
Not too many people can build something like this from scratch. Amazing!
You definitely got skills man. Yeah, you're right, there some builds I wasn't crazy about like the pinto, but even then I saw that and said it may not be my style but the basic concept would look awesome on a foxbody mustang (feel free to steal the idea) and hey got me thinking once I get my garage finished. Absolutely hands down favorite was that roadster you built for that golf course! Love the Delahaye roadster look! Too me, that's a $100,000 car!
Great Season for sure! Really liked your last project. Looking forward to your future projects!
I am pretty sure everyone is waiting for this car to get finished
itll be another 3 years lmaoo
Yes!!
No one will ever give you a show with that narcissistic attitude along with the gimme gimme gimme attitude 3 years really the only thing I seen you do is spread Bondo oh can't forget the welding shut shut your trap and do get some work done
I'm sure if he could just snap is finger and it be finished he would. Stuff like this takes time and if you rush it now you are just gonna wanna go back and re-do it eventually
Love your work. However I think you lost some of the type 57 character when you have a bent front window. I belive they couldn't do that back in the days. It should be flat. But its cool anyway of course. But I only se the Volvo there. Otherwise I'm a big fan and that is only me.
The whole world is waiting on this gem
She looks awesome. You’re keeping the interest alive in the way they were originally conceived. Cars were never designed to become part of an investment portfolio. Guys like you inspire others to realise their dreams. Not everyone has deep pockets and in some ways your Bugatti will be every bit as special as an original since it will have its very own special history. So crack on and create your masterpiece for everyone to enjoy.
You always give me inspiration and I appreciate all the cool things that you're building I'm working on my first RX7 with a wide body that you've given me inspirations as to what I want it to look like thanks for all you do
GREAT WORK MAN, PEOPLE THIS WHAT REAL TALENT IS GOING TO LOOK LIKE, KEEP IT GOING MAN.
Love the extension on the tailght. It looks like a vision of the future from way back in the 1950's.
Hey Chad, yes you truly do inspire people, that is an absolute. I have got back to finishing my 59 Sedan de Ville. Almost done. Your a good man, keep being an inspiration.
Look forward to seeing it go through the paces this winter for that end result. Keep up the good work
You inspire me. 240Z 1972 almost done.
First successful test drive yesterday.
Awesome to hear,,i rebuild and restore vintage motorcycle, 3 wheelers, atvs, snowmobiles, dirtbikes,,
Love your builds love the show and I'm pumped about you being on TH-cam and looking forward to watching this build go down
Can't wait for the finished product.👍🤩
This looks amazing keep up the great work. This car will look amazing when finished
Wow.. Really inspired by the artwork n pulled off an awesome piece of work.. Just also waiting to see the end result.. Keep up the good work... 👌
First, thanks for making this video longer than the 30sec lol. This car put you on the map so it’s only right to finish it and the world can’t wait. The shape of this car is amazing and I think it’s cool to replicate the car and not do it exactly. I remember some comments saying this Bugatti is not as good as the one built by the guild, another show based in Canada. Well, the guild had many professional fab guys, took over a couple years on it and was building for a customer with very deep pockets where money is no object. You guys are comparing that to chad who is the only one building the body for this Bugatti using his method and using what he can get his hands on. Don’t know about you but you know your work is good when being compared to the likes of the guild that has money with customers that has deep pockets. I agree with chad when he says Art creates dialogues and opinion and that’s a good thing even when it’s bad. Take the good with the bad. Anyhow stay true to yourself and skills and keep improving. Love your show and art pieces and hope you become very successful doing this.
keep going, Chad, you are an inspiration for many of us auto hobbyists, and enthusiasts.
Chad I love it! I love building models out of totally random type cars and making them crazy! I'm a lot like you a buy kits that are old and missing pieces and make it my own and the way I want unless someone asks me to build one! Lol like you lol I just don't get paid like you. But I'm my mom's caregiver so I'm perfectly happy 😊! I love everything you do keep thinking WAY OUT THE BOX!
It just goes to show what time and talent can do!! Just Fantastic!!
Magnesium Elektron & fully adjustable suspension. This is an awesome project you have going on. Canadians always seem to have all the fun 😁 keep it up I can’t wait to see the car done!
Haven't heard any critics yet. We all stand firm in solidarity and support if your project and are anxious to see the whole Jolene effect once competed.
That’s one hell of a giftX2. One hell of a gift for you to give do you lovely. And one hell of a gift you have in order to re-create it. You have an interesting eye, for sure. I dig it!
I myself and I am sure many others can't wait to see this car done. U do amazing work and outstanding customized work, I can't picture this car anything but the best and a neck braker. When u are done you will have a beautiful car and driver ( just so i am clear it doesn't matter if your lady is driving or you either one will make a beautiful car have a beautiful driver) your girlfriend, or wife whatever u want to call her when not using her name is just as lucky to have a guy like u as u are to have a girl like her. I hope you two the best. I have been married 20+ years and we got married at 19, most if not all said it won't last and look at us now, and I cant say I would rather spend it with anyone else. I can see you too comple each other just like my wife and I. Thanks for the update and allowing me to see all the amazing stuff you build. I have said it before one day I will a hot rod from you
Love your creativity and attitude towards life, very inspiring and great to see, I hope Coltan gets to moonlight with you!
You are an artist!! That is why we watch
This is cool, looking forward to watching the progress!
I love cars but could not do what you do. I'm an artist but on canvas and paper. You are an artist with cars. You do a great job. Wow.
True talent, great show, always look forward to watching it. True artist..
In a world where new "technicians" know only remove and replace, it warms my heart to see such old school mastery. Long live true panel beaters!
Glad you are getting some time to spend on this one, read to see thle progress.
Chad, love your and straight forward thinking.
You're right, people behold art as they inteper the concept.
Look forward to seeing it finished,.
that car is going to be awesome , i cant wait to build a rat rod , a work of art all of my own , i have done two c 10s and a Studeabaker , all fun but not what i wanted , i hoping to start this spring , i love watching your shows on tv also , glad i found your channel , stay safe my friend
Just Fantastic Skills and Proportions are excellent.
I'm glad you're making one of those they're gorgeous
The original ones were made out of magnesium and that metal catches on fire that's why it had those rivets because they could not weld that car.
Bugatti Type 57 Aerolithe
Super freaking cool I love it. Great work
The Bugatti looks really good very good job
That's really cool....wish I had the time, money, talent, and drive.. to build something half as cool.👍
I saw one of these driving through France. Good luck and lots of Respect.
Your Honey Bunch has great taste in
Hi guys started watching your show in Australia looooove your show !!!!