How to swap a classic car roof properly like we did on this 1955 Chevy wagon project.

[@stomper2582]

Well done, I have never seen this done to a station wagon before. Actually to replace a roof with a replacement one is a lot harder than just chopping a top. Good job. 😮

[@rickcole9556]

Keep on keeping on Kev !

[@monadking2761]

Nice job! I know how much work that is. I just chopped up my 55 2 Dr 2 210 wagon roof, which had minor rust.
I grafed a Nomad roof to my A piller at the dash area and I'm hanging Nomad quarters that were rotted to the roof by what's left of the B and C pillers. I'm rebuilding the lower rear quarter window channels that nobody makes along with other parts that I have to hand make.
It's coming along slowly, but it's coming along nicely. I'm using templates I'm making from my other Nomad that I have had since 1974.
You did a really nice job fitting it.

[@terryharrington7853]

Great job

[@firebreathinggarage2117]

great work.

[@chucksmalls6159]

I’d love to see the entirety of this build. Currently building one myself

[@rickcole9556]

Bring back Rod &Custom !!!! R.I.P. Pat Ganahl !!!!

[@mikea.2306]

What happened to the wagon? I do t see any more videos about it.

[@paulbowler7775]

Where's your gloves nuts

[@bobmarshall3700]

A 1955 car is NOT a VINTAGE car!
Educate yourselves Yanks!

[@modernrodding5679]

you are correct so I changed it to Classic

[@stomper2582]

Bob Marshall, why don’t you enlighten us as to the difference between a vintage car and a classic car. If that is the only comment you have pertaining to this video, you have missed the point all together. 😮