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Maybe. 🤔 might 🙂 we will see.

@@ftrheart I wish I could find that 86 we had again.

@ I do too. I love the 4 headlights on those cars

@@ftrheart it took me a while to realize who you were LOL.

Yes sir to all the above. Rough for sure, but has potential for sure 👍.

Thanks you! Model A content is on the way!

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it. I always enjoy your comments friend!

@@phillipyau4234 Awesome. Thank you for watching!

@@jbracecars thanks! I have a few I miss also. I should have never sold my 93 reef blue SSP. I miss that one. Thanks for watching!

It has a set of Eibach drag launch springs on it. The front sits pretty good, but the back needs to do down some. I will likely change them to a different set of lowering springs, but I have not decided on which ones yet. Thanks for watching!

Yep. I’m glad to be back at it, and I feel a lot better. But, this video was made back during the summer between sickness. I just now got the video all put together. I have a couple more coming.

@@steveday5038 Thanks! Appreciate you watching!

@phillipshotrodgarage yes sir. I've got a couple of 89 gt, not that those aren't cool. Just the stoplight caught my eye

@@steveday5038 every garage needs a traffic light! 🚦 the one I have is a real metal one taken out of service. Not a repop cheap plastic one just for looks.

Thanks for watching and the comments. Appreciate it! It was a good show!

Everything you say is true. My daughter’s car is on the second set and they are yellow now again. It has only been 4 years since we installed the first set in her car.

Won’t be too long.

I agree. This is a pretty cool looking truck.

I agree with you, there's a lot of potential there. I probably will go ahead and get the car running and driving, and fix a few things that it needs done the most. But, a full restoration will be a little further down the road. I have to stay focused on the projects I already have started, like my '28 coupe.

@phillipshotrodgarage Honestly if i had some money id try to buy the car as is but just isnt in the cards at the moment btw. having a hawken rifle and a model a are two of the things ive wanted since i was a small child now at 45 i have a hawken reproduction rifle but no model a to take to the deer woods

@@GeorgiaRidgerunner well, maybe you’ll get one some day. They are still out there, but you have to get with the old cars guys and start talking to find them. The folks into these cars know where they are sitting.

I like a roadster on a '32 frame for sure! I've not not that film, I'll have to check it out!

I will likely be able to find some good used pieces that I can use. I'm already on the lookout! I'd like to find some pieces to make the car solid and get the car running and driving without restoring it. Restoration might come later, but I have to keep my focus on my 28 coupe for now.

Sounds like a good plan!

Thanks for pointing that out!

I saw it. I’ll messaged you back when I get time.

You know it. Gotta be a hot rod.

@@phillipshotrodgarage im.just waiting for the day our first 32 roadsters fall into our laps 🤣

Yep!

Back at you… woohooooooooooo!!!

@@fredjones1238 in time… I’m just now getting back to work after a year of dealing with major health issues. I’m just now getting back on my coupe. The roadster isn’t a new project, it’s just one I added to my collection. The coupe is still my current project and I’ll have videos on it soon. I’m working on it.

I agree with you. I can’t bring myself to tear down a complete nice car. I know that’s how hot rodding begin, but the really nice survivors made it nearly 100 years, so I cay at this point, leave them alone. Model A’s aren’t that hard to come across in rough shape. So hot rods can be built without tearing down a nice original. Of course, there are many opinions on this. But, that’s the beauty of opinions, we each are entitled to our own. I might look around for some fenders for a while before I decide what to do with the car. Thanks for the comments!

Great comment! I agree. We can’t keep them all inside, and that’s a bummer. But, we preserve what we can and take pieces from those that are gone too far, and use them to save others. I have found that there isn’t a vehicle out there that someone doesn’t want. It doesn’t matter how rough it is or how little is left, someone will take it for some purpose. Opinions about it are more than you can count. The snow was kind of fun for a little while, but I’m glad it’s about out of here now. Thanks for the reply friend!

@@titagonzales9927 it doesn’t go any more 🙁

I like them too, but unfortunately, these are too rusty to save. If I keep them, I will unfortunately have to find a different set.

I agree! Thanks for the comment!

Thank you! I appreciate you watching! I’m feeling better and trying to get things going again. Thanks for the support.

Thanks, I’m thinking the same thing. Most comments so far are in favor of making it a highboy! The snow is melting away fast. I don't know if I could handle 5 months of it. But them again, I guess if you are used to it, it might not be so bad. It brought everything down here to a crawl.

Glad it’s going away quickly Phillip, bet the kids are loving it but those who have to commute it’s definitely a nightmare. I’m certainly looking forward to spring!

Oh, the kids had a blast playing in it! It doesn't snow here often, so it's something they don't get to see often. The people on the road are nuts haha. They certainly don't know how to drive in it around here.

Awesome! Another vote for a high boy. I guess more people prefer that look over a channeled car.

It was a very unusual snow storm for us. Even the beaches along the Florida gulf coast just south of us got that much snow. I didn't ask the year of the old Chevy. It's neat though, it has a 348 with 3 deuces on it. I agree with you, the roadster would make a cool 50's style hot rod, and selling the original engine would help with a dew dollars to spend on it!

Wow, I've had others say they were unsubscribed without noticing. I'm not sure what is going on there. Glad you came back! Good to be feeling better and getting back to work.

@@AJStarch you know, using up what I already have would be a smart plan 🙂.

@ Ah, but since when has “smart” been part of hot rods? 🤣

​@ since never HAHA

Wow, we never see that kind of cold here in the south. It must get really cold to freeze the lake 2 feet.

@@phillipshotrodgarage Many days of 20* to 30* below zero. (That's 50 to 60* below freezing). Could have 3 feet of ice on the lake before winter is over.

Wow, where are you located?

@@phillipshotrodgarage We are located in the middle of nowhere!! lol...... North Dakota, about 100 miles from Canada. Just got back from fishing and the ice is 28" thick. A nice day with sunshine and a balmy 14*. You should come visit us sometime!

Ah yea, that sounds like a real good plan. Would be sweet!

Sounds like fun, yes indeed!

Thanks! You take care too friend. That RA is tough stuff. It’s good to be feeling better

Driving that one is a tall order! The coupe has to be worked on first!

We need to send some of this white back your way! It will all be melted soon but i hear we might be getting more soon.

You’re right, this shop is starting to get tight 😂. And Boxcar’s Garage secretly wants the car, but he won’t admit it.

No way, I thought it was a 🕊️ dove. Hmmm.

@phillipshotrodgarage Come on man!

It's been cold here too, it got down to around 18 a couple of nights this week, which is unusually cold for us down here. I am feeling so much better, so it feels good to be back messing with these old cars again.

@ glad your feeling better I’m ready for some good watching now😊

Awesome, the ‘28 coupe project is coming soon!

Thank you, I will! Thanks for watching the channel from France. Take care!

Thanks for the comment. I’m reminded as I read your comments just how far I’ve come in a short period of time to get to where I am. The difference between me and your 3 year old grandson with all the tools is that he likely didn’t have his shop to burn to the ground a few years ago. He likely didn’t have to start over the hard way from nothing after having lost everything it took 30 years to accumulate. I made the choice to pick myself up and not let losing everything defeat me. As time goes on, I am buying more and more tools, and even buying things I didn’t have before. But for now, I have more brains than tools, and I know what I need to do using common sense and willpower. Doing the job right with the best tools money can buy is one thing, but starting from nothing, and building your dream with nothing but the power of determination is on a different level. I choose to go the extra mile and do it right with what I have to work with, while others would just hack it up. I’ll buy a lathe someday, but until then, I’ll keep hammering away with what I have.

Thanks for the comment and the critique. I’ll consider it when making the next one.

Thanks!

I appreciate the prayers, thank you!

Wow, it’s cold where you are brother. Stay warm! Glad things are better now with the arthritis!