55’ Chevy Truck | Rear Suspension Begins!

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @michaelhartman798
    @michaelhartman798 Год назад

    Good Job Mike !

  • @garylostinspace8500
    @garylostinspace8500 6 месяцев назад

    I know this build is probably complete but if not or you might have a new one your working on, when painting bear meal clean it off with phosphoric acid, iron oxide comes to the surface as you scrub the metal with it. I used it all the time when I was younger and had the money to trick out cars and trucks. Very nice 3100!

    • @intheshoptv
      @intheshoptv  6 месяцев назад +1

      Only just about to start body work now.

  • @flukluthier2775
    @flukluthier2775 Год назад

    Thanks for your videos !!! Grettings from Chile !!!

    • @intheshoptv
      @intheshoptv  Год назад

      Thanks for watching… would LOVE to visit Chile one day!

    • @canalcars
      @canalcars Год назад

      I’m following since first video. Some day I would like to stop by and make a video talking to you about this project, to show to Brazilian gearheads.

    • @intheshoptv
      @intheshoptv  Год назад

      @@canalcars I would love that!

  • @UcantBeSerious03
    @UcantBeSerious03 Год назад

    great rust tips

    • @intheshoptv
      @intheshoptv  Год назад

      Thank you sir. If I can help just one person fight rust on their build, mission accomplished!

  • @DiegoLopez-ii7ve
    @DiegoLopez-ii7ve Год назад

    Thanks Man! Appreciate a Lot, Like a lot how you explain stuff, im building my '59 & m taking your way to set up the 4 Link bar, Saw you other video, i think i will run a Triangulated Link System. Greetings From Mexico!

    • @intheshoptv
      @intheshoptv  Год назад +1

      Triangulated 4 links are great! Good luck with your project!

    • @DiegoLopez-ii7ve
      @DiegoLopez-ii7ve Год назад

      @@intheshoptv Thanks! Very new at welding...but, will be practicing a lot before touching the chassis haha

    • @intheshoptv
      @intheshoptv  Год назад +1

      @@DiegoLopez-ii7ve If I can make one suggestion that may seem silly but I TOTALLY overlooked when I started welding… being able to SEE well was a game changer. When I started, I had a cheap auto darkening helmet from harbor freight. My welds sucked because I couldn’t see the workpiece or the arc that well. Once I figured out my problem, I bought a better helmet (still not crazy expensive) - I bought the Vulcan hood for $150. The first weld I made with it, looked 100x better - just because I could finally see what I was doing properly!

    • @DiegoLopez-ii7ve
      @DiegoLopez-ii7ve Год назад

      @@intheshoptv For the last 2 weeks, Ive been doing a lot of Research about welding, and watching what you are welding Its really important & I agree!! Thanks for the advice! For sure I`m going with a nice Helmet ( need to look for a inverter welder 120v , hasnt one yet, Will be practicing with e6013 & cutting the old springs hahaha scrap metal, cleaning it & start making sparks)
      Appreciate your time for reading me. Greetings From Mexico