1938 Ford Cabriolet - Part 9: Rear Floors
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Fabricating a pinch weld frame to hold the sheet metal flooring. Cutting out and bead rolling panels for the flooring, including cutting holes in top C notch panel to gain access to the rear air bags. Welding it all in, starting with the back seat, then over the C notch and finally ending in the trunk.
Netflix “ fake “ car shows got nothin’ on you! Homes’, you are the king!! There is such a joy in your work ! Thank you for sharing your talents !! You are Truly inspirational!!
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I would watch one every day.
One of the best kustom shop ever Bello's 😎
Homie you got a good energy. Bring more videos for full builds. Much love !
Homie,You need a TV show! Love every show! God Bless
Once again cheers for sharing your experience and knowledge with us it helps to switch the old brain on
My pleasure
Hardest working homie on RUclips! Keep up the good work bro!
Thank you homie
So smooth vato makes it look easy every tool serves a purpose..
Never miss an episode of el maestro locochon.
Gracias carnal
You got mad skills . Keep on doing program good work brother
Mike you got the ultimate dream job work with old school sleds and I absolutely love the way you do fender skirts they Sweepback so bitchin you are definitely a Craftsman👍👍👍😎😎
"OH my God nothing but Perfection "
You Said it Brotha!
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Love ur wrk!
Thank you bro
The Best out There!
As Always beautiful piece work 👍
Dude i can't believe you have a little over two thousand subscribers...keep putting videos out the rest of the world will catch on...i watch these clowns that have very little skills and they have 75 thousand...good video ....player
Thank you homie. Keep watching the videos, someday we'll get up there
Excellent video
Always the best attitude... And music!
[ see lot of love . I LIKE TO SEE A GUY DOING THE RIGHT THING EVERY DETAIL GOOD WORK .
Another great episode!
Cómo trabajas solo, es mucho trabajo armar un áuto una sola persona Woow! Los coches salen muy cool 😊💪👍🎸🎷😁👏👏👏
Great video,good work ethic. Thanks for sharing ,God Bless!!!!
Thank you bro, more to come
I watch these videos from beginning to end. You making me late to work bro.
Trucha con la carucha love the cars excellent work great attitude always keep it up homie 💯
damn i’m glad i found your channel
u got mad skills…
Thanks homie glad you found us too!
Nice work Sir .
👍🏻 awesome work!!!
I'm all caught up man!!! Best channel. Ill be buying some of your notches in the near future homie!!!!!! Represent that Todo Lokochon life!!
Gracias carnal. We'll be waiting for your order
Ey home.. que masiso le pones al jale esse. Saludos desde cananea sonora mexico👍
Gracias carnal
Vato gets down. Will continue following. Bad ass Ranflas
Muchos Gracias El Maestro
chingon weres the
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www.belloskustoms.com homie!
Looks Chingon!! 👌
EL METALERO MAS CHINGON. CHAUUUU
👏👏Very good 👊🇧🇷✌️
FIRME!! CARNAL
Just wondering. If you took some 2x4s and costume made them with some plastic 2 nice box fans and filters used for heating and air you could make a paint booth really easy that would tear down fast and give you a great place to paint dust free. Have you ever considered it? Probably take 3-4 hundred in parts and would put away in a small space.
You are the man. I love your show so much. I would love to see you build a 69 frame off 1000hp Camaro. I know your heart is in low riders and I like some of the old bombs built but for me I'm hotrod at heart. Tell me have you ever thought of building a lowrider with 24s in the front and 13s in the back? The problem I see is finding a skinny tire for the 24 and You'd have to cut the rim to narrow it. And you'd have to use a 100 spoke on both. So think of this. A car that has these wheels with little to no rake, Maybe a little in the front but could be dropped on the ground when parked. You can't skirt it cause you'd want that 13 to show. This would give a cool look if all tires had the same width and thats the key to pulling this off but wow you could start something that people would go crazy over. I'm sure getting that 24 under the fender with it able to turn is a big part as well. Love your show man.
Damn dog you got a good imagination. You should have your own RUclips! 🤘
By the way you can get those nuts that are 3in long drill a hole in the wood and JB weld them in and glue zippers on your plastic sheeting and the wood. The box fans and filters are easy you know what to do on those. That plastic is all over the place now whit this virus stuff going on. All the stores are using it and its heavy duty stuff too. Last a long time and would probably break down to the size of a cherry picker. build a nice box for it that holds everything. A ready paint booth.
First one here!!love the work homie
I think you should sell me one of those ranflas so you have more room in your shop!! Great video, good work. Nice and simple, question? Do you use some type of seam sealer since it’s spot welded?
Yeah we use automotive seam sealer
Trabalho realmente brilhante!
Ell mero mero metalero😎
Simon holmes. Gracias!
@23:11 Bust a move, "Home".
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Your new name El Truco
Where do I get those magnetic flashlights from? Brand and model?
Lol that's funny, Snap on should be paying me for this because so many people ask the same question. They're badass lights. Snap-On. Model - ECARB042GA
Hi chuco when are you going to work on a Volkswagen the old ones The Beatles
Those weld sparks dont burn holes in the bags?
No the bags are made basically tire rubber
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I didn't think they were that thick. I still need to buy mine. Going with Slam re7s. Hey let me ask, does anyone make a load leveling sensor that just increases or let's out air pressure on it's own according to the rear end height? I'm bagging the rear of my '51 Belair but I don't want switches, I just want it so I set the ride height where I want it and if someone gets in or out of the back seat it'll increase or decrease the pressure to take it to the preset ride height.
@@ninja63639 Check out the last video posted, Pt. 11 to the cabriolet build. Im installing a system called E-Level made by AccuAir. It does exactly what you are describing.
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I watched it my brother. I watch 'em all. I was thinking something like that but automatic so I dont have to press a button. I want something that'll just do it on it's own if the rear weight changes
@@ninja63639 E-level does that. You can have preset ride heights and the sensors keep the bags adjusted to that height
What gauge medal you using
18 g
Orale....