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I have a question nobody could answer me yet. My 56 hard top rattles and squeaks all the time and it is so annoying. Is this common on all early birds while driving with the hardtop on an can i do anything about it? Greetings from Germany, goldenrod yellow '55

Just did this job myself two weeks ago if you wanna know the right way to do it watch the al knoch video!!!

A screen spline roller might have helped with that cord

What kind of brakes did you put on?

This popped up today. You’ve come a long way.

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1st time or 200th time it would not look any better, it looks fantastic. Thanks for the info on the weatherstrip parts, i had no idea of how they went on and they need to be replaced. Super great video, thanks. It looks real sharp.

i had that truck as my first truck i bought with out any help from anyone i bought a dodge rampage for 650 bucks i brought it home sold it the same day for 1500 bucks my dad laugh at me so i found the 84 f 250 2 wheel drive dual gad tanks for 1500 not far from my house i bought it for a grand got it home and my dad stuck his foot through my bed i had to cut him free before he did more damage i bought a new bed for 250 from the junk yard i miss that old truck

Great job! Is your vet flared all the way around or just in the back?

Looks great. You have a high skill set. I have a Mustang to do in the near future; will be my first attempt.

Thanks turned out great

Thanks great as always

I just started a '72 frame off resto. This has been saved, I have a feeling I'll be looking for it in a couple of years... :D

Great work

I have a 65 and need to replace my top … thank you for the video.

Beautiful job! Love your videos!!!

Looks great !

Best video I've seen for what you've done. Wish you wouldn't have lost your carpet install. Can't find one that covers the detail. Amazing job.

Thanks this is gonna be a great present for your wife LOL great job .

Great video as ever! I'll do this in a few months, so thanks for the guide! At the beginning of your video, you can see the underfloor storage compartment where the jack normally gets stored - and yours is all black, did you paint it black (if so, what did you use?)? That area in my C2 looks like raw fibreglass 😐

What a beautiful truck and I commend you on the job well done!

VERY GOOD video explanation. I need to DIY improve my 1970 Nova throttle linkage. This is great info for me.. Thanks

i needed this - thank you sir.

I asked to see how to replace the throttle calbe on a 1995 S.10

Great video. I need to something like this for my project car

Or if you don't have any tools or ability you can always slot the mounts and move the eng and trans forward the 7/8" 😄

Restoring a 1963 and these videos are very helpful. Thanks!

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Great video . I’m hoping to get my 95 looking like that .

Haaaaa..... you answered my question at the end......I have always wanted to rebuild a dcoe but was hesitant because i was not sure what all the parts are called and what their specific functions are. Think I'll find me one that needs a rebuild and go hands on...... Excellent tutorial and confidence builder. Thanks 👍👍

Well done, as always. I believe that little roller is the unsung hero of this restoration. It must be in half the videos.

Great job on the carpet. Watching your video made me realize that I'm missing the metal trim at the kick panels. I like how you did your seatbelts and your idea for bolting the seats. It is going to be amazing.

The carpet kit looks fabulous. Of course your custom fitting skills make all the difference-great job! The black interior is going to look stunning in contrast to your orange paint. One step closer to a drive!

Awesome Dick, this is on my spring to do list on my '94f150.

Wow! You really covered that floor 😁 molded carpet, so much easier 👍🏻 gonna look great 😊

Wow, right on that you still have your car from 30 years ago, I wish to heck I still had one of my 1964 vw's from 30 years ago

Congratulations! It's always a blast when it cranks up the first time. What is the light used for that you said turned on when you installed the relays?

Awesome job man looks amazing

When you started the Corvette RUclips closed captions said [Music] and I think that is about right!

Right on, I'm working on a 64 coupe, but it's all stock. Your workmanship is awesome!

Very cool that first start 👍🏻 gonna be terrific to see you driving it now dick. 👏🏻

"We have ignition"! Congratulations Dick, on the first start of the LS1 in your Corvette project. It sounds great! Now I can't wait to see you take your first drive in the car. I know there are a lot of little details that need to be attended to before that happens, but this video is a big milestone in your project.

I was on the edge of my seat. Great job.👍

Congrats! What a long journey and total reward hearing it rumble. Can't even imagine how difficult the wiring was. Well done sir.

Music to my ears. Sounds great and looks very nice. Cant wait for the next videos. A true labor of love. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful work,,,, OLD guys rule......

Did u glued that metal trimming into the seal ??

Like the work on you car, your video is logically thought out and well presented. I look forward to seeing your next video and ultimately your finished car

Thanks to you and the manufacturer whoever does this will have very few problems.. Great job, thanks

As easy as it is to pull the engine on these cars, i think that would be my first step. It would also be a great time to change the front brake line to the passenger side. Great video thank you for your time and for sharing.