1938 Kustom Cadillac: Ian Roussel Fabs What Some Might Say Is A Trashcan Lid! 😂😂😂
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- 1938 Kustom Cadillac: Ian Roussel Fabs What Some Might Say Is A Trashcan Lid! 😂😂😂
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I like it! Don't know what you have planned for it but just wondering that it must not be a rumble seat or you probably would have hinged it on the side maybe a third of the way up. Okay okay, just set the notifications.
I love it when Jaime sees you’re OBVIOUSLY draggin the chain Ian & she’s hits your fast forward button!🚀🤣👍🏼
Spare tire on deck lid?
Cmon back where are yous?
The reason that I enjoy watching Ian is that he doesn't have all of those "fancy" tools. He solves problems on the fly, and uses what he has. His vehicles turn out just as well, or better than some of those high budget shops. Carry on Ian.
While he does build cars and they run they are are works of art. I feel Ian is an artist whose medium is custom cars.
I miss the montage theme music from his show while he works. Bum bum bwow bum bum bwow bum bum
Lilly the dog inspector needs to approve
World class builder, still uses what he has, one man garage.
Totally relatable to a lot of us out here.
Please don't let the "never finish anything" commenters and other complainers get to you. Because your latest Victor-visit video had 90,000 views (a very good sampling for statistical analysis) I noted it had 577 comments at the time. That means the silent majority is at around 99.36 percent and silence typically expresses satisfaction; and, although I didn't check, I'd bet that complaints comprise less than one percent of the total comments. I'd say you have overwhelming support for continuing the way you are doing things, me included. While it will be vicariously satisfying to see all of your projects when finished, I am very happy that you are taking us along for the ride getting there.
Comment of the day! I love statistical analysis 😎 ~ Jamie
I believe all of Ian's builds once finished are amazing, some of the most beautiful and complete custom builds on earth.
what they don't get is, that those builds are no "tuning" stuff. This is rolling and drivable sculptured artwork. In terms of painters, the tuners are either the Bob Ross nice looking landscape painters or repainters of a digital image. Ian is like Giacomo Balla recreating and rearranging forms and colors until the artist is satisfied. You're not gonna be a better artist by using a 500$ brush. Those are no daily drivers for bringing the kids to school or driving to the office.
Everybody learns something on this channel: Jamie learns and constantly refines her editing and filming skills - we the public learn the real time “process” of the master of metal - and Ian learns there are many other that embrace his form of chaos 🤠😎
When you are recycling metal it stirs memories of my Dad. In the 50's thru the 70's Dad collected metal where he could find it to make things. He had a wheelbarrow with wood supports that broke and a tire that always lose air. He dug in the shed and found the bars from a model A that kept the axle straight and a steel wheel from a cultivator and mounted the wheel to the bars and made spacers to level the pan and welded together. I still have it today. We also made a trailer for a 12 ft boat I bought. The only thing I had to buy was the rollers for the keel. Keep being creative. Thanks.
Watched Ian for years build these cars I’ve learned a lot I’m a 68 year old student so I’m still taking notes and enjoying his expertise it sure saves me a lot of time on my project by taking his techniques and applying to my build where needed thanks Ian and Jamie for sharing God Bless
I'm the same, am 73, built and loved cars my whole life, we work much the same way but he has taught me a lot
Ian, I fully understand your process. After spending my Career doing Autobody work in all kinds of Shops, I usually had 2 or 3 cars or pickups in my stalls that I was rotating between all the time for various issues. Waiting on parts, Bondo to harden, Primer to dry, doing Trim out or detail finishing while the big project sat. Also, when I worked for Graham Oates who once worked for George Barris and learned to do some customization, he would have me fabricate a section of a fender or a side skirt or fill in the gaps after a roof chop and I was always going from one side to the other to make sure that I was making the parts I was welding in look symmetrical, and I can tell you it's not easy. You make it look easy and I watch and think how I wish I had half as much talent as you. I did the best I could on every project I did. Sometimes the guy you work for doesn't want the best, he just wants it done so he can get paid. I've walked in your shoes and if you ever see me Criticize you, understand I know of where I speak. Keep telling the Never Dones and don't understand the processer that you'll get there. I've seen some custom projects in Graham's Shop take 2 or 3 years to finish. I've spent weeks just cutting out rust and putting in patches or replacement panels. These reality shows you see on Discovery Channel aren't real. Just to put a replacement quarter panel on a car takes a full day or more, 95% of that is just welding it one spot at a time so you don't warp the panel. None of that includes replacing any inner structure. Keep on doing it your own way Ian.
Thank you 🙏
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Ian you are the Pablo Picasso of custom car art or the Leonardo da Vinci what don't people see they don't have the visions sent from up above that you turn into divine art ! Did I over do it anyways it's looking bad ass once victor puts his stamp on it this will be another award winner.
If he was Picasso, the left headlight would higher than the right one, and the nose would be pointed to one side.
I caught a glimse of the Zephyr in the background, and even in it's rusty patina it looks wicked..... I'm beginning to notice a similarity to all these builds... while they are all unique in their design there is a definate and recognizable common thread... Ians' artistic approach to the sculpture is evident in all current projects... It's getting to the point that, given a line of custom cars, I could pick out Ians' work... does anybody else see it or have I been staring at the screen too long? lolol... nice music and production on this video too... can't forget the editor who toils over the final product... the videos are evolving as well..... nice work guys.....
I love how Ians’ mind works he has a genius mindset that tells his craftsman hands what to do , I’m amazed with his insight
Once folks understand that what you’re doing is rolling sculpture/art then they might understand your style. It’s really interesting to me because I am not an artist and the process is so cool. 👍🏼👍🏼
Well said!
Ian, your patience and persistence with these projects as well as your vision for the final result are most admirable. Jamie, your editing is really taken a leap forward. Thank you both!
Many thanks!
Ian and Jamie keep doing your thing. The channel is AWESOME!
Always!
I think your method is just creativity, doing ordinary things in extraordinary ways.
Growing up I had a neighbor that told me “Every clamp is another set of hands”.
I have never forgotten, and repeat it often🤠👍🏽
Jamie , Thanks for always trying to bring the best looking content to us , so very much appreciated ! Ian I'm always amazed at your creativity solving problems ! Now that you have a round trunk , maybe a round spare tire cover inserted in the front fender ?? Just to continue that theme abit....I live for Fridays and time spent with Jamie and Ian !!
Thank you 🙏
Charged up my EyeMuffs and have been grinding and sanding on a couple projects in the garage. They work great !! Hooked them to my phone for some tunes while I work. 👍👍👍
Awesome!!! So glad you like them!!
I tell you guys I’m like a drunk that needs his drink. I have withdrawals when I can’t watch your videos. You guys are the best.
Support the "top" and "bottom" of the ring on blocks, put a board across the center, and drive over it. Don't laugh, it works great. Just add more blocks to get more curve
My brother bought a 1955 jaguar xk 140 roadster in 1964. It had a top frame which he stored in the garage. Dad was very creative and always built and made things in the garage, which included a grass catcher for our lawnmower(push type). Months later, brother wanted to put the convertable top up on the jag but couldn't find the frame. Yes.
Oh wow!
It wasn't until about the last minute I finally "saw" what Ian was trying to do. Looks great..........amazing how Ian can 'see' this in his mind, and work it to completion!
A big Thank You to Ian and Jamie I have ALS and spend 12 hours a day in a recliner I look forward to all your videos I grew up with a Dad that did a lot of fabricating brings back a lot of memories Thank You again Craig in Green Bay
Too many people have become used to the SEMA build speeds. They have forgotten how the old school designs were created, which was not done by a computer. Your builds are extremely unique, Thank You for not being a cookie cutter.
I like watching you because so many people and there backyard garages learn a lot because they like you just a basic tools and if you need something you make it so it will work as a tool. You don’t need all the high-tech laser, cutters, metal benders, and computers to make artwork. Thanks for the show.👍👍
Ian’s intelligence and spatial reasoning is incredibly impressive, not to mention his positive attitude. We need more guys like this.
I have been watching Ian for years on his various shows and videos. He is by far the best at his ART and presentation. He and Jamie are a "match made in Heaven" for their RUclips videos. I pray that they are as happy and well matched in real life as they appear to be in the videos!!! This is one of their BEST!! REALLY enjoyed it!! WELL DONE!!
I ❤ Ian's methodical approach. He always finds a way to manipulate the metal 1 way or another without a million dollars in equipment. 😉✌
Well said!
Watching ian makes me get outside and weld up all my broken stuff
Tack welds around the outer ring at 29:57 look a little like rivets around a portal on a ship or submarine. It's a cool vibe.
Ian I love watching you work through your projects ( even though you bounce around a bit ). Your head has all the ideas and your hands just follow through. Amazing.
Jamie. I like that you ask questions…you often ask exactly what I’m wondering and POOF I get the answer.
Thank you for sharing.🛸👽👍
Very welcome! 🙏
I’m not sure if the comments would bother me but I think you should keep doing what you do the way you do because most of us love it
Dont ever change your show content..master garage fabacator!!!!
My day is made when the Dynamic Duo has a new video. Instant thumbs up!
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From the moment you drew that circle on the back I had this idea of dual latches top and bottom. Open the top so it pivots on the bottom side pins about 1/4 the way up. The top section has a seat back mounted on it. 2 L shaped braces that come from the top to slides with a seat bottom. So as you pull the top up the seat bottom is pulled back under the top for a rumble seat. If you unlatch the bottom it retracts those pivot pins in and pivots on those L bracket top pins and you have access to a trunk below and behind the seat base. Just a crazy dual function trunk. Open one way have trunk, open the other have rumble seat.
Old RV spare tire cover would work also, and they make great bar table tops too.
You folks are a good team.
*This* is how you build a hot rod.
Love watching you turn up out of thin air!, Amazing to watch you build the rear hatch, You build it how you want, DO what works for you....Rich...
DaVinci didn’t finish painting Mona Lisa’s ears first. He did the whole thing and fine tuned the detail as he went along. Keep up the amazing work!
As the other gentleman said, you’re Ian the Great Fabricator! All of us on this Earth 🌎 do not have the same thinking. You got to do it your way where you’re comfortable with yourself. The other individuals just can’t understand your way of thinking. When I was in college, like when I am studying both TV and radio are both on. For some reason that helps me to concentrate more versus no noise at all. I just can’t do it. I shared this to my grandkids and they have their own way to deal with it. LOL 😂😅. You got to remember that those people making comments, suggestions, etc. also have their own process when they are doing something. So no worries. They are your subscribers too.Hi Ms. Jamie
🏆Every Man's his own man⚡do your own 🍀thing 👀✌️
Love the builds and the laid back environment and attitude. Big shout out from Okinawa, Japan. Great work Ian!
Dave
7:15 Ah! You took my Quasimodo remark to heart! 😃 Does that mean I'm an INFLUENCER? 😂
Another fine production.
Happy Friday morning everyone. Enjoying your excellent Friday boost post 😎😎😎
Same to you!
I've watched you for years. I love your work. I'm of the opinion that your work is absolute genius. This Caddywhack series has me enthralled. When I get in your neighborhood again I'd love to bring you a beer and view your visions...
Thank you very much
It’s always amazing to see the “final product “ reveal itself after he does all the prep work. All the sudden, at the end, the trash can lid becomes the rumble seat.
I got asked the same question yesterday,... "Why put so much effort into something to build, when you can go buy it?" My answer was "you cant buy what I see in my mind and you dont see what I see when looking at the vehicle, This is a one off custom vehicle, no-one else has or will have.!"
You guys r awesome been watching you Ian from the tv keep up the great work from Tim Australia 👍💪👌👊
I know about the Heat I'm a high desert dude since 1953 enjoying the content thank you
I could watch you work your magic for hours your mind is a miraculous thing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I would get something column shaped and brace the top of that circle and push/weigh down the other end so the bend is more in the center of the hoop, not the ends. And I would also cut across the circle 1/3 top and 2/3 bottom for that jump seat, both pieces hinged for the seat and a slightly raised wind break.
Visited a couple buddies today. One has a 56 Packer and the other has a 47 Buick. Both cars are huge and rough but neither has much rust. I thought to myself, Ian could do wonders with these. I really appreciate what you do. 👍
As a fellow sculpture , I understand the process . Ian I'd give anything to work with you on a project. You are a inspiration to us all .
I've been watching Ian for many years,(full customgarage)..sometimes on mushrooms 😊....best fabricator (artist) to put themselves out there for all to appreciate and enjoy.....the best, no comparison for real. Dude is bad ass.
Outstanding job. Remember those who cannot do, come to RUclips to comment negatively. These are not production parts. They’re one off originals. Wait for the finished product at least before criticizing. The finished product always looks amazing from Ian.
Thank you both so much for all you do for us
I learn so many things watching Ian. I would have fought those clamps all day long and you made it look easy. Experience and common sense at its best. Great Job!
A backyard solution for bending the metal circle would be to put two pieces of wood under the outer edges, then put a board on top where you want the most bend and drive your car over it. Continue to add wood to the outer edges and repeating the process until you get the curve you want. Just a suggestion. Cool project!
Hey Ian don’t forget you are the master of your craft. You create how you feel. You are Maestor.
A master metal artist ,that creates
something you can have fun going down the road... 👈😎👍
Great show !
It’s cool how you create everything from your imagination with no blue print or schematic necessary! You are very talented indeed.
I didnt know you had a RUclips channel, but im glad I found it.
Welcome!
You are fun to watch bro,, being a helping hand in your shop would be amazing , what a life ,, every man's dream .
Seeing all the other car builders with their big fancy shops full of equipment and people working on a car and here's little Ole Ian in a small desert shop doing first class work that is in line with the big boys
Thanks for sharing 😀👍
your correct bring it up as it hould be ,making a thing of beauty takes thought and skill ,yea it is art
First love Ian and his work, love him and Jamie as a couple. Second, to complete the look of that trunk lid, you need an Oscar the grouch stuffed animal to pop up every time you open the lid.
This is true LOL
So thankful and grateful that you guys good for videos up for us to enjoy
Super Rad. This is the Best school ever🤙🏼❤❤❤❤
Hands down the best content on u tube. Informative, casual and outstanding results. Keep it up. From big Jeff in Australia
I like the raised seam in the trunk lid and would even be better with a fin or a raised bump up to match rear fenders
i had to hold my tongue till you got far enough along but now i see ian's genius has come through once again on the back end sheet metal and deck lid! beautiful!
Cooling Ian off! He was looking a bit red😂😂 Good stuff!
Very cool look. Hurry up, I can’t wait to see you driving it!
You bring up a good point between art theory and reality. I was a potter in college, i LOVED to create one-off shapes. I got popular and then people came to me asking if i could create a set of XYZ……eventually that was all i was doing, CREATING other peoples ideas. Eventually i lost my heart for throwing. I still have my wheel clogged with spiders i am sure….DON’T EVER LOSE YOUR CREATIVE EDGE IT IS WHAT I ADMIRE MOST ABOUT YOU….. and to the nay sayers i can only say SHUT UP AND ENJOY THE MASTRY AT WORK😁🤔😁👍👍👍
Another GREAT EPISODE!!!! THANKS JAMIE AND IAN swimming pool and beverages in near future!! 👊👽👍🍻🍹
the over all image is starting to resemble a 50"s corvette ! Amazing work ! Can't wait to see the finished product !
Bravo for another spectacular duet!
I started watching Ian about 8 years ago on Roku Channel. He's awesome. Love the videos Ian. You inspire me to build
You are doing what you do best. Don't let the negative commentors disrupt your creativity. I don't have an artistic bone in my body, but I can appreciate the process. Thanks for another entertaining video.
Ian I have been watching your shows and these RUclips broadcasts for a while now . I love that for the most part you create as a lone hombre. I’m a garage solo hot rod builder and I learn so much from your shows! Keep it up! Oh…..so sorry about the shop inspector. I loved that dog! You have a cool wife too!
Looks great! Thanks for sharing with us today.
Ian and Jamie you are creators, it's all about the journey, ignore the haters, they don't create anything. Love your work ❤
Ian should patent his steel ring bending machine 😂 good work the build is coming along great!
Love the way the lid looks on the rear deck, and since you're going for the rumble seat configuration, perhaps hinging it at 2 points so the very back part will drop down into the opening, could allow you to have a better back-rest arrangement, as well as nicer proportions height-wise when it's open. BTW, I always thought Ian's show was the best thing on MT network or Speed network, as I recal before that, and hope they will wake up and make him a good enough offer to continue on Discovery.
Those negative comments are only fuel for your inspiration. You're one of those metal magicians that can turn something into something else. Abra cadabra baby!
I totally understand working on different projects at the same time. For me it keeps ideas fresh and the progeny doesn’t get stale. Loving your channel, such great inspiration. Keep up the good work you two and cheers from Australia
It’s not hot yet. 110 is coming with no breeze. Boulder City home of Hoover Dam is having the Best Dam Car Show and BBQ competition on Sat May 25th. Love to see you all there.
That makeshift protractor was genius!
G'day Ian from Australia. I am really enjoying your fabrication style. A lot of "eye" and little less of measure with tons of asthetics. Really appreciate the use of old tools that are fully functional, instead of the clinical tools from sponsors. Great work and I look forward to the evolution of the Caddy. Evan
Ian I’ve been watching you and have to say you are a man that finds a problem and uses the huge artistic brain and makes awesome sculptures please ignore anyone that has a armchair comment you and your wife be careful in that desert heat thank you both 😅
Hi Ian. I´m Kim. 72 male from Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Another awesome video. Well done.
Watching you for years building all this crazy, forward going cars. Especially also on VW stuff.
May a little challenge.? - - - Would you build a Ford Unitron.?
Ian keep doing what you do. Hand-made is not always perfect, but beats machine
stamped every time.
Absolutely amazing! I love it! It’s exactly what you and Victor talked about 👌🏻! Good work Jamie cooling the o’l
Excellent way of getting to the point Ian. Keep doing it your way. 🇦🇺👍
For some crazy reason I keep seeing my old Valiant in that rear trunk. It had that tire beauty ring on it and we always said how cool it would be to cut it out and put in a seat. I see where he’s going and I’m definitely 💯 sure it’s going to be another awesome car. I don’t care how long it takes, I’m not going anywhere . As they used to say “Rome wasn’t built in a day “
When I graduated from high school I went to college for art education degree. One of my professors in basic painting repeatedly said "no part was more important than the whole ". By the way didn't get the degree yet the saying has stuck with me...40 years!
True Craftsman in Action.
Ignore the whiners, they’re trolls for the most part. Either that or they’re jealous of Ian’s skills.
Great videography and editing Jamie.