As the more affordable way to start a project, I always wonder if buying a hot rod already built and then slowly modifying it is more cost efficient than building it from the ground up?
The most cost effective way is to build it yourself from the ground up however it takes a long time for most people with major work and family responsibilities. I would agree buying a complete car is 9/10 times cheaper than paying someone to build you one from the ground up. Its usually case by case... really just make sure you have the money, the time and the space no matter which way you go... and what ever you think its going to cost... double it :)
Well I'm glad I found your channel before I gave up. I'm real late to the game. Was always into chevelles and realized after 62 years a 32 roadster is the coolest car ever. I 've watched the first 3 parts and learned so much. I feel like a kid with a million questions and ideas. Gonna check your instagram and do you have a list of companys you like dealing with? Youve got a new subscriber.
Its never too late! This community is super helpful when it comes to sharing info/ideas! My entire build is in the highlights on my @ene_garage Insta :) Feel free to reach out at any point. When you need parts send me a DM and happy to share my opinions on companies... but truth me told a lot of them all use the same supplier !
Excellent video! This is an awesome series. Looking forward to future episodes
Thank you so much! I'll get to work :)
Great job!
Thanks. I'll keep it going :)
Fantastic work "B"!
Thanks Oscar, always appreciate the support!
Absolutely great 👍 Tips and video's guys
Thanks Danny! I appreciate you taking the time to comment. Hope you enjoy the rest of the series too :)
Awesome information and motivation for my 34 Tudor build here in Sweden 👊
Happy to hear! thanks for the comment and best of luck!
Thanks buddy for your info
No problem, thanks for taking the time Harry
Nice video man. I’m working on my first 32 roadster as well.
Thanks Lance! I've followed you on Instagram but never clicked your profile to see you had a channel as well :) subscribed now :)
@@calirod thanks man. Keep up the great work. I’ll be back on mine again soon. I’m currently recovering from shoulder surgery.
Nice build!👏👏👍❤
Thanks Adrian, really enjoyed the process and learning along the way.
As the more affordable way to start a project, I always wonder if buying a hot rod already built and then slowly modifying it is more cost efficient than building it from the ground up?
The most cost effective way is to build it yourself from the ground up however it takes a long time for most people with major work and family responsibilities. I would agree buying a complete car is 9/10 times cheaper than paying someone to build you one from the ground up. Its usually case by case... really just make sure you have the money, the time and the space no matter which way you go... and what ever you think its going to cost... double it :)
@@calirod solid advise. Thanks man and keep the awesome content flowing!
Well I'm glad I found your channel before I gave up. I'm real late to the game. Was always into chevelles and realized after 62 years a 32 roadster is the coolest car
ever. I 've watched the first 3 parts and learned so much. I feel like a kid with a million questions and ideas.
Gonna check your instagram and do you have a list of companys you like dealing with? Youve got a new subscriber.
Its never too late! This community is super helpful when it comes to sharing info/ideas! My entire build is in the highlights on my @ene_garage Insta :) Feel free to reach out at any point. When you need parts send me a DM and happy to share my opinions on companies... but truth me told a lot of them all use the same supplier !
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Thanks Thomas 🤝🏽
What rattle can paint & color did you use for the frame .
VHT roll bar / chassis paint. Just black 👌🏽