@@LateModelGarage I love your channel I'm getting into a fwd this season a crate or sportsman late model is my long term goal for me and my son to have a hobby you don't have to give me an exact number but whats the affordability with this late model I mean can an average 7 to 4 Joe on an average salary afford this I mean I wouldn't race every weekend my job has a rotating weekend schedule so 2 Saturdays a month maybe a few week day events if we have them Im not really into this for the competition just for fun my dad ran a steelhead for years and my son really loves late models any advice would be greatly appreciated for a novice getting into it I'm a welder I'm not rich or anything
We started off running FWD cars about 10 years ago. The move up expense was off set by trading all our FWD stuff for some late model big $ items. We had to sit on our car for several months before the right offer came along. Building a car out like we do is probably the most expensive way. But, we get to make sure everything is right and the way we want it. You could buy a car just like ours (roller with 602) that needs a seat and belts for about 10-12k. That being said there are not many people, including Drew and myself, that can peel that type of cash. The Mastersbilt car was purchased for 350.00 as a bare frame. We just saved up each week doing side work and such to buy all the needed items. We will end up with over 10k in this car b4 race day, and will be lucky to finish in the top 5 most nights. If you want to win you better be ready to fork out up to 15-20k to get up front. Race within your means and have fun!!!!!
@@LateModelGarage thanks for the info and yeah I never really plan on even being top five me and my son just like late models so it's more about the garage time with my boy and having a little fun on a Saturday I think I can afford that and I understand I'm just a blue collar guy I have a friend that helps me with the racing stuff I try to do things without getting involved with sponsorship cause it's just more of a hobby really love y'all's channel and can't wait to see that new car hit the track keep the videos coming 👍👍👍
Before you bender up, use a plumb bob and mark your suspension attach points on your garage floor along with the main cage intersections so you can bring them back When they get moved...;^) ....use something other than chalk......Keep good records, and the height from the floor of all supports and mount holes.....Homemade chassis jig, man hours not bucks....
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I HAD FUN WATCHING GOOD LUCK THIS SEASON HAVE FUN !
Thanks!
Congratulations .
Looks like a nice car.
Thank you! Looking forward to its performance on the track!
Very nice good luck
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video, car looks nice. Good luck this year!
Fingers crossed!
Congrats keep pushing out the content, grow this channel love it!!!
Thanks for the motivation!!!! We have been in a video rut lately.
@@LateModelGarage I love your channel I'm getting into a fwd this season a crate or sportsman late model is my long term goal for me and my son to have a hobby you don't have to give me an exact number but whats the affordability with this late model I mean can an average 7 to 4 Joe on an average salary afford this I mean I wouldn't race every weekend my job has a rotating weekend schedule so 2 Saturdays a month maybe a few week day events if we have them Im not really into this for the competition just for fun my dad ran a steelhead for years and my son really loves late models any advice would be greatly appreciated for a novice getting into it I'm a welder I'm not rich or anything
We started off running FWD cars about 10 years ago. The move up expense was off set by trading all our FWD stuff for some late model big $ items. We had to sit on our car for several months before the right offer came along. Building a car out like we do is probably the most expensive way. But, we get to make sure everything is right and the way we want it. You could buy a car just like ours (roller with 602) that needs a seat and belts for about 10-12k. That being said there are not many people, including Drew and myself, that can peel that type of cash. The Mastersbilt car was purchased for 350.00 as a bare frame. We just saved up each week doing side work and such to buy all the needed items. We will end up with over 10k in this car b4 race day, and will be lucky to finish in the top 5 most nights. If you want to win you better be ready to fork out up to 15-20k to get up front. Race within your means and have fun!!!!!
@@LateModelGarage thanks for the info and yeah I never really plan on even being top five me and my son just like late models so it's more about the garage time with my boy and having a little fun on a Saturday I think I can afford that and I understand I'm just a blue collar guy I have a friend that helps me with the racing stuff I try to do things without getting involved with sponsorship cause it's just more of a hobby really love y'all's channel and can't wait to see that new car hit the track keep the videos coming 👍👍👍
Good to see you guys again and we starting on a another car ourselves ! Good luck and stay safe !
Good luck with your new ride! We have to move fast if were gonna make practice in March
Congratulations on the new car keep the videos coming
More to come. Had some help tonight so no video. We made some progress though!
You will enjoy That blue\gray way better!
Drew has a lot to live up to now! Much much much to learn about the car.
Keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
looking forward to the new season Gentlemen.
More content in que. Thanks for watching!
Congratulations guys, looks like a nice piece! Looking forward to seeing it fixed up.
This is the type of car we wanted. Hope it meets our expectations.
@@LateModelGarage do you guys sell your LMG sticker? I’d be interested in a couple if you do
Awesome deal
Glad to have something to get back out there with!!!
Before you bender up, use a plumb bob and mark your suspension attach points on your garage floor along with the main cage intersections so
you can bring them back When they get moved...;^) ....use something other than chalk......Keep good records, and the height from the floor of all
supports and mount holes.....Homemade chassis jig, man hours not bucks....
Great idea
Rocket 🚀 is definitely an upgrade over the Masterbilt. Wish you much success with it!
That's the plan!
Rocket is a great platform for rippin lips, congratulations.
I just found your channel, will check out the build an see what ya got.
Thanks for watching! We have more content for next week already. Love the feedback!
Did you guys by chance pull bolt on four link brackets off mastersbilt?
Yes we did. The brackets and all the spacers are sitting on our shelf.
Man them cherry pickers they're a pain to move around especially when you got a motor on hooked up to it
Why does the quarter panel look so weird
What is so weird about it?
Guess you guys stop making videos