Car That Ate My Brain 2: Episode 15 -2022 FINALE! 4K
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- Опубликовано: 3 дек 2022
- Well its been a few months since we were able to jump back into working on the car and filming.. But we are back at it and tackeling some of the more detailed partrs that made the original Tweedy Pie stand apart from the others. Follow along as we are getting real close to hitting the next phase of finishing once and for all in 2023.
WE ALSO HAVE NEW MERCH! Our buddy artist Evan Daines did an amazing illustration of the car. We have Tee's, Stickers and a cool posters as well as Mad Fabricators Tess too! available at monstersareout.com
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Absolutely awesome
Awesome!
Super slick. Reminds me of watching my dad and uncle Jim making their home made Baja bugs in the 70's all steele and buick v6 power all these guys are true artist
This made my Sunday! Cheers from the Shed
Some monumental progress. When it’s mocked up to function even if without chrome and paint, it’s quite a step.
For sure! I’m so stoked on it.. Thanks!
Always enjoy this channel and iron trap garage’s channel
Been watching this build from the start, just love it. 🇦🇺🇦🇺
I really enjoy watching your videos and the awesome progress on Tweety Pie! Lucky is an awesome fabricator!!! 😎👍
Looking Awesome!
Looks "f-ing" awesome!...will be great to know to when it's done..yours will be driving the roads! ( I get why original is where it is) but these cars were originally made to run...not sit..glad yours will be seen/ experienced by everyone while racking up the miles & smiles!😉👍👍👍
Thanks David! Yeah it will defiantly be logging some miles ! :)
Lucky is a craftsman supreme!! Beautiful work. Can't wait for next year's episodes.
Enjoyed!!!! 👍👍
Awesome 👍 job guys she's looking great
Great as always
Can’t go wrong with friends building cool cars 🙂
This is a kool series I subscribed I also went to Gene Winfields metal shop class with Lucky, he is a kool cat,keep ‘em commin
Thanks Larry!
Great to see the project moving forward.
Yuppers, the wait was worth it! Fantastic stuff! Go Mad Fabricators, keep moving forward! Can't wait for the next video!
Happy for you mate. Thanks for sharing.
I’m digging the jazz 🎶
Sometimes you need to catch a vibe .. haha
very cool guys from london England
Keep at it lads! We wanna see this baby done!!
dang man! getting so close but so much to do! bad ass! looking forward to the next!
Dam. Nearly mist this episode. But now I’ve seen it I’ve enjoyed every thing about this build. The commitment to detail is outstanding. Wishing you both and your families a very happy Christmas and all the best for the new year. Cheers from England.
I’m digging the sedan 😎 sweet 👍
Congrats man! The stance is perfect. Kudos to yiu and Lucky!
Thanks dude! Yeah it’s right on now :)
Fabrication is so much fun....lucky is a talent for sure
Just happy to see the project moving forward!!! Keep doing it!!?
Lucky rocks 🤘🏽
Looking great! Hope to you'll make it out to TROG next weekend!
Thanks! We will be there!
Fantastic!! You guys are doing amazing work as usual!! Great video again!!
Thanks Matthew
Ol' Tweetie Pie popped when you changed the wheels to black!!
Yeah I had to do it! It was buggin me..ha
Great car great content you guys make a hell of a team.
Thanks for the update
How exciting!!
The background music towards the end is so rad!!!
Thanks dude!
Man, she looks so awesome already. Great work.
Thanks Ben!
You guys are doing a great job. And I just want you to know that my 11 month old son has already seen all the original mad fabricators movies.
Haha awesome.. I’ll apologize now 😂🤓
Too cool hanging in the shop and watching you guys work
Looking good!!
Good job guys!
Awesome episode
I wanted to clone the T-Bucket from the Ventures in Space album cover. With two race cars, and a 39 Ford, street rod, I just couldn't get it going. This is a great project.
That’s a good one! And I pretty sure it’s still around. I always wanted to recreate that cover with Tpie :)
@@MADFABRICATORSTV I believe it was owned by Fred Steele at the time. My brother bought the album in 63, and still has it. Great tunes.
You're both real artists! Lucky- great work on fabbing-up that suicide front end spring perch, and great cinematography, Piero- I dug the 'Lucky's Speedshop' reflected in the puddle! Keep it up Boys- can't wait for the New Year and more CTAMB 2 Episodes!
Happy Holidays- Kevin
Thanks Kevin for the good words and the support!
Fantastic update, so many improvements, just keeps gettin' better. Thanks for the video, always fun to watch custom fabrication being done. Merry Christmas to you and Lucky!
Thanks!! Same to you!!
Nice work you guys. It's been GREAT to see the progress, thanks for bringing us along. I'm really looking forward to next year and seeing it all come together.
Have a good holiday. You all deserve it.
Always worth the wait to see how the T is evolving. Another great "the Devil's in the Detail" video . If this is the last instalment for this year, wishing you all an early Happy Christmas from the UK 👍👍👍🇬🇧.
Thanks you Sir! And same
To you!!
Great work Lucky !!
Lucky is a patient man 😎 most shops would throw you out 😂
Haha Im not sure how to take that.. hah but he loves me at the shop cause I bring comic relief.
And let me add that my real job is to travel all over USA and go to peoples shops and it’s safe to say they welcome me with open arms haha
I LOVE this build.
YESSS!!
That is a work of art...just wow
Awesome progress 👍👍👍👍
It's really shaping up! Good work... and Merry Christmas dude
Thanks Merry Christmas to you too!
Damn, the ride is over already. 1 RUclips year passed so fast, all good things must come to an end
Oh it’s far from over! Just over for this year 😂
@@MADFABRICATORSTV Got me good there , i look forward to the upcoming episodes.
looking good, have really enjoyed following this along, stay safe and see you all in the new year
Rad!
Love this build,have you finished it?need more build videos! Thanks !
It's 2023..where are the new episodes? Love the series so far? Pls post some progress?
It looked better with the smaller front tire.
Can you ask Lucky where he got that lightning bolt stamp? I need one
He doesn’t remember. I’ve had it for a long time
@@luckyburton4787 I found one from Steel Stamps Inc that I’m going to give a try
Are you gonna be at Detroit next year at autorama?
Probably not.
Putting that much heat into steering arms, will it soften the metal?
Soften enough to bend it..
@@MADFABRICATORSTV obviously, what I meant was whether it affected the structural integrity of the steel.
Bitchin' 👍
What type of steering box are you using?
It’s an unknown Ross steering box. Maybe out of a tractor 🤷🏻♂️
@@MADFABRICATORSTV Thanks for the reply, I have never thought of using a tractor steering box. Did some research and you may have a ross Allis Chalmers B steering box. So the search is on for one for my T bucket project.
The steering arm got cut a fraction too long, resulting in unnecessary toe out. Due to welding the end solid, adjusting this toe needs twice the threads it would need, if both ends had mirrored threads. Also the end knuckle needs to be taken out for every adjustment resulting to excess wear. Although the mirror finish firewall looks pretty, it's going to get LOUD if no insulation (bitumin, rockwool) isn't inserted between those sheets. Bead patterns on sheets not only look "cool", but they dampen the drum echo while making the part stiffer. Instead of torturing your ears with sitting inside a megaphone, I'd suggest you look into bead patterns on stuctural panels and invest into some sound dampening materials. Basic rockwool is inflammable, relatively cheap and easy to install. Only downside is it traps moisture, so it needs saturation(tar&pitch) and ventilation. Also some baffling inside the headers/exhaust would keep the tinnitus away a little while and give the exhaust valves a bit more lifespan. I know it's not "cool" nor even "street-cred" to run muffled exhaust right beside your ear, but to get your girl to ride with you a full date-nite, I can assure you it will be worth the moronic shouts from fellow apes.
Woah.. that’s a lot of writing. Ha.. thanks for all the advice I appreciate it but we know what’s up. So Tie rod ends will be just fine they will only need adjustment a few times and will work great! The firewall will be sealed when final mount (still needs polish) as for putting beads in it maybe your not following that it’s a clone??? And it’s doesn’t have beads in it.. as for the exhaust again you must not be following along cause the last episode we show how we installed baffles in the exhaust.. Again thanks for the advice but we got this all figured out.
It would completely blow the originally so carefully crafted but I would have filled any unused holes of a steel T high firewall for factory beads. Chromed of course.
Needed to hear this 🙌!! The secret to success - *Promosm*!!!