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I heard that wheel bearings from a 1961 chevy car will interchange with older cars and pickups.

Good call on using the body, the fire did not damage the steel. That car body is mild steel. Mild steel hardens with heat, providing it doesn't get over 2000 F degrees, and that's not necessarily the number. It melts at 2500 F , and old cars are useable, new stuff with HSS and UHSS, that's impossible. Keep up the restoration, we're with you two!

At the minimum, I would run a straight edge along the bottom and sides of the rockers to check for any warpage from heat. I would locate solid doors and bolt them on and check them for fit also to see if there was any body warpage in the post and roof areas of the car. The last thing you want to find out is that you went through an enormous amount of work for nothing because of the roof line is out of factory shape. It may be possible to fix it with extra work but that may be serious bodywork you may not be able to do thus requiring you to farm it out. That might end up being very expensive! At the end of the day, what I'm suggesting is to make sure that the body is relatively true compared to how it would have been built at the factory. I'd hate to see you guys put in a lot of work only to end up sacrificing it.

28:37 Stalker cat alert!

18:00 "I think I cut my leg!". I hope you all are updated on your tetanus shots... sheet metal can bite you in more ways than one! 🏥

Nice job sir Nice chevy GM congratulations to you show 😃👏👏👏👍👍👍👍😍

Thats cool, so you decided to rescue the burning bel air, i have one of these and its a delicious hobby, i call it old mobilism therapy, Brasil.

Good Job!! :)

Great work. You guys are gamers! AKA git er done guys 💪💪💪

Good Job 👍

Richard, I love the Cre-oil T-shirt because you were one the first adopters (the first person I ever saw) to use it on a revival!

coming along nicely. :) and of course, cut out whatever piece of body shell you need to repair. :) it's not like anyone will restore what will be left of the 54... you could even cut out repair sheets of tin from those rusted-out doors. cheaper than buying fresh tin sheets, and it will be "all-original", too. ;) that bee was actually a carnivorous fly that mimics wasps to be left alone. they are harmless to us, and you can easily tell them from the others by they way they are flying, almost "digital" with sharp turns and standing still like a little drone. :)

I love seeing these two work together, just subscribed, can’t wait for more updates on this car ❤great job 😊

Excellent job and effort as usual from such a nice couple as you are both.Thanks a lot for sharing this great experience with us.God bless you all.

I love your videos you two. I am a subscriber to this channel and your main channel. I enjoy them both.

God has blessed you with a good help mate I'm so thankful you are better, when are you going to let me talk you out of the Chevy 😊

Excellent video Christina :) , Richard :) like how you both work together and teamwork too also wonderfull you both do ! Also super ideas both shared together is wonderfull and plus many super too!

I love that you're bringing the Phoenix back to life to be enjoyed again. Look forward to the progress.

Lots of love to you guys as always, Bruce and family ❤

Milwaukee has an angle 1/4" for a battery drill. It is handy for tight spots. Home depot has them. The best part is that you can use apex tips.

Cool video like the way you use the parts car with out destroying it .

Why 2 channels ?

Hey guys just wanted to let you know that me and wife appreciate what yall do there's nothing like saving an old car and we cant wait to see 51 done !!!!!! 😎😁

My mom drove a 57 Chevy 4 door and dad drove a 55 Chevy step side and then he bought a 64 Chevy fleet side! The good ole days, when you could ride in the back of the truck! Thanks for sharing guys and great job! Kirk from Louisiana sending prayers and positive energy to the both of you! Take care my friends and I’ll see you in the next one Christina and Richard! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙋🏼✌🏻✌🏻💯💯💯

My brother said any kind of paint stripper would work and you wouldn’t have to worry about the dust! It’s the easiest way to get the paint off my friend! Good luck Christina! Yall are doing a great job saving parts from the car! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻 That’s some old tires being from Western Auto, I haven’t seen a Western Auto in a long time, I used to buy my push mowers there because those big rear wheel mowers had an aluminum deck! Very nice quality! You don’t see that anymore! 🤷🏼👍🏻👍🏻

You should name the parts car LOCKJAW

Thanks Richard and Christina. Looking forward to this build. Great video guys. 💯❤️👍👊

Thanks Richard and Christina. Looking forward to this build. Great video guys. 💯❤️👍👊

Very cool. Nice progress. And that plasma cutter is mack daddy. Seeing the burnt Chevy make a comeback is great. And appreciated the short yall made in support of the hurricane victims.

Great job Richard and Christina!! I can't wait to see the next phase on the Chevy! 😎👍🔧Thank you for sharing!

Great content again, thanks for that, keep it coming!

Great work. Love the progress.

I'm not sure if you ever saw the super small drive-in over in Thompkinsville, KY, but if there was ever a place to do photo shoots, I think that would be an awesome place.

He looks like he should of been in the movie Grease .

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Making some progress one piece of sandpaper at a time!

have you considered media blasting the rusted areas of the 51 using walnut shell or soda blast it?

I can't wait to see the end product....... love your channel...

Eeeenough please cut down on the chatter. ......l muted audio. Will do closed caption

Hey, Richard and Christina, i just caught and am watching your new video; great stuff as usual. Great work on a neat old car. Have a blessed day and take care!😁👍🔧🛠️

Schloss & Kahn (est. 1871) opened Sunday Dinner in 1981. It became US Foods Market Store in 2019.

Nice job on getting the glass out and the dash. A little blood shed is usually what it takes lol. Thanks guys, looking forward to seeing the next one.👍👍🇨🇦

As always, I enjoy both your channels and can’t wait to follow the process of your 51 Hardtop which is a very rare car. Great teamwork guys. 👍

Thanks for the video

Christina, have you tried paint remover! It usually works but there’s a certain kind, my brother was a painter and I’m going to check with him and let you know! If you can find something to save you the hard work, you might as well get it girl! It’s a certain name! I’ll let you know!

Enjoying emencely watching this rebuild and the two of you working together. Cant wait till the next one...

Like the work you two do

My dad worked for Goodyear before I was born and for a few years after, fleet sales, regional road warrior. He called the "nubs" mold marks. I guess the technical name for them is "vent spews" which I just learned, result of gas expelled during vulcanization. Remarkable that those Western Auto tires survived the fire. Would look kinda cool in the trunk when it's done.

But that car will help with 2 or 3 others, I'm sorry you can't save them all

You should of removed the belt line trim on the cowl to start.