I grew up in the 60's and my dad was into heavy customization of cars ,watching you brings me back to the good old days of helping him .Oh how I miss him .I've been doing bodywork for 50 years and still learning every time I watch your video's. Thank you for teaching everyone. Your a master.
Not being a welder, I have watched and wondered about the trigger on the welder and whether there was a separate feed and spark trigger. Watching the maintence was very interesting
Glad two of you had three weeks of energizing your spirits.missed you honestly , guess I’m addicted to love lol.love of the show and you two celestials .
There's an elegant economy about all of this which I really love. It's evident in the way Ian sizes up a problem and employs some simple move to achieve just the right result, also in the repartee and in Jaimie's filming and editing. By it's very nature it's understated, but I always notice and admire it. I'm sure everyone does. A rare and wonderful thing.
I like watching your work, it's an inspiration. I thought I was the only one who glued pieces together, 😁the most important thing is the end and satisfaction. Best regards
its different thats for sure . you know what it needs ? victor to come in and change his mind a few times . lol . i miss victor he's one wild dude . if he's in so Cal i hope he is ok with everything going on . i seen a video i think it was the news some one lost a whole custom car collection . i was just really sad the cars were destroyed . each year we get fewer and fewer classics left . any way glad your ok and i sure hope victor is ok .
LOL agreed. We hope to get his caddy to him very soon. We are working hard and Ian is in the shop everyday even though we don't post everyday. We are excited to see what 2025 brings. And yes, it is soooo sad when collections are lost. Look up Funky Junk Farm on insta or FB. Johnny and Yipsy lost an INCREDIBLE collection along with their home. So so so SAD.
I can’t even begin to tell you how much I enjoy your channel! I look forward to every video! I’m actually thinking of making the doors on my f350 open upward!
Wow, when Ian said bender I didn't know he was going to bring out the gardner EMT (electric metallic tubing) bender that's a nice steel one built to last, a lot of people claim they can't bend with that and prefer to use a Star bender, (the only difference is the handle position ) pipe goes by outside diameter and tubing goes by inside, that's why all the dies are different except that one can be used for both 1" emt or 3/4" rigid , yeah i've bent a few things , the show, it's about you, have a nice Cadillac.
Just want to say hi to you all and hope you are having bless day and Ian keep up the good work. I'm learning alot by watching you. God bless and have a blessed evening and night
どこの国でも、夢をかなえるにはすてきな奥さんの理解と協力が必要ですね。貴方はラッキーマンですね。No matter where you are in the world, you need the understanding and cooperation of a wonderful wife to make your dreams come true. You're a lucky guy. from Japan.
The fabrication, filming and edits of your projects are so inspiring. Give millions of novices motivation and guidance for trying to achieve in their own projects. Again, it’s the positivity, humor of not taking yourselves too seriously that keeps me coming back. Love your work Ian and Jamie! True craftsmanship.
I think it is a great choice using heavy metal music while welding that future awesomeness of a Caddy. I can't wait untill I see some paint on the even better Zephyr. The Zephyr is by far my favorite car. The 1937 was the best version, I love the art deco streamlined design.
I thinks it's magical that you can work on one part of the car and, WEEKS later, come back and replicate the other side so easy. Also, when I used to replace panels on repairs, before I patched in the replacement panel, I would clean out all the rust and then use POR 15. It's a great sealant and prevents moisture from seeping in.
Cavity wax aka Waxoyl. I use it on all of our restorations. Rust inhibiting liquid wax that dries and seals inner cavities and panels and prevents rust swelling.
I love my "Scrap Bucket"! It sounds so much better than "Hoarder Pile" (which is what my wife calls it.) But it does come in handy when you need that one piece to finish the project.
I miss the old little work shed on your property! She looks super low Ian. Looking forward to seeing her when it's finished. You are inspiring me to get an old car and do a chop job.
Hi Ian, You reminded me that in Australia cars built by GM , known here as General Motors Holden, and Ford had no paint treatment at all on the inside of panels so whilst garaged cars survived well cars parked in the street would start to rust in a few years. At motor shows back then there were companies selling rust proofing systems that consisted of drilling small holes in door sills, etc and spraying in a fish oil emulsion. This was before I realised that the insides of sills and under fenders and the dark areas inside doors were unpainted so it seemed like a strange product. Once you realised these areas were untreated it was obvious anything would help slow the rusting. Cheers Peter from downunder.
Open and praying that you guys are okay with all the fires that are going on in california. As I don't know your location so all I can do is ask if you guys are okay.
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I grew up in the 60's and my dad was into heavy customization of cars ,watching you brings me back to the good old days of helping him .Oh how I miss him .I've been doing bodywork for 50 years and still learning every time I watch your video's. Thank you for teaching everyone. Your a master.
Thank you!
lucky bugger! i grew up in the wrong generation
At 76 years old I grew up in a time were customizing was king. I love you channel please keep doing what you do.
Can't stop, Won't Stop! Thanks for being here.
oh man what a time to be alive. I grew up in the wrong generation
Our lucky day! Another lesson to watch! Thanks guys!
Yes! Can't wait to get the next one out!
yes sir
The background music during moments of static work is greatly appreciated and very appropriate. Thank you Jamie!!
🤘🏼😎😎
a day without Ian & Jamie is like a day without sunshine love you both your work is awesome both of you
Awwww We love you too!!! We are glad to be back! Working on MiniTrike today!!!! ~ Jamie
Ian you make everything you do look so easy. Your artwork is outstanding. Thank you for sharing with us.
Thank you! It’s a labor of love, but we are loving it.
@ so am I. However long it takes. I know it won’t be done until you’re satisfied
WOW!!! Fantastic show you guys . Just outstanding. Great camera work, good flow, warm vibes. LOVE YA ❤
Thank you! You have been here since the beginning. Appreciate you!
Que saudade que eu estava de assistir o Iam criar os carros ....mas agora achei vcs aqui 🙌
Sou fã do trabalho do mestre do metal aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
You should build a foot actuator for that shrinker. Love the Caddy, stay on that...
Ian should build oe
I’m here in Nor Cal ( Placerville ) I want to send my Prayers to everyone effected by the fires in So Cal 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Agreed. We know a couple that literally lost EVERYTHING. So incredibly sad.
Another great lesson in fabrication, Caddie is looking great
Not being a welder, I have watched and wondered about the trigger on the welder and whether there was a separate feed and spark trigger. Watching the maintence was very interesting
Glad two of you had three weeks of energizing your spirits.missed you honestly , guess I’m addicted to love lol.love of the show and you two celestials .
Thanks for sharing and taking us along
You are welcome! Glad you are here.
absolutely
There's an elegant economy about all of this which I really love. It's evident in the way Ian sizes up a problem and employs some simple move to achieve just the right result, also in the repartee and in Jaimie's filming and editing. By it's very nature it's understated, but I always notice and admire it. I'm sure everyone does. A rare and wonderful thing.
That’s a really kind compliment. Thank you 👽👽
I always dig watching you build I learned so many little tricks Two thumbs up brother.
bigtime
15:55 that's the sound of freedom!
It is!
Great show guys. well worth the wait. Be well.
Thank you! Looking forward to posting more this week.
I love Victor vision.
We do too
enhancements lol
Good stuff as always and I love the scrap bucket too! Great camera work Jamie! Thanks for another episode.
Thank you!
I like watching your work, it's an inspiration. I thought I was the only one who glued pieces together, 😁the most important thing is the end and satisfaction.
Best regards
You aren't alone! 👽
its different thats for sure . you know what it needs ? victor to come in and change his mind a few times . lol . i miss victor he's one wild dude . if he's in so Cal i hope he is ok with everything going on . i seen a video i think it was the news some one lost a whole custom car collection . i was just really sad the cars were destroyed . each year we get fewer and fewer classics left . any way glad your ok and i sure hope victor is ok .
LOL agreed. We hope to get his caddy to him very soon. We are working hard and Ian is in the shop everyday even though we don't post everyday. We are excited to see what 2025 brings. And yes, it is soooo sad when collections are lost. Look up Funky Junk Farm on insta or FB. Johnny and Yipsy lost an INCREDIBLE collection along with their home. So so so SAD.
I have talked with Victor at Santa Maria, he is one hell of a nice guy.
Glad to see you back on the Caddy Victor must be Chopping all the bit to get working on it
He is! We can't wait to get it to him
thank you!🙂
Hi Timmii!!!!!! We are back! Thank you!
morning all, always enjoyable
Good morning!
A Big fan of you and jamie have you ever given your autograph on a scrap peace of a project ?
It happens occasionally 👍
I would be beside myself if it could happen for me👍🤘🇺🇸😬 I love the build caddy wacked !
Jamie is shredding with the fab jams this episode! ❤
I can’t even begin to tell you how much I enjoy your channel! I look forward to every video! I’m actually thinking of making the doors on my f350 open upward!
Dooooo it!!!!
This is lookin' damn good my dude. Hope this fine ride is paint like a cherry red that fades to black on the way down, and gold chrome.
Really starting to come together, Ian. Starting to look sporty.
Thank you!
Wow, when Ian said bender I didn't know he was going to bring out the gardner EMT (electric metallic tubing) bender that's a nice steel one built to last, a lot of people claim they can't bend with that and prefer to use a Star bender, (the only difference is the handle position ) pipe goes by outside diameter and tubing goes by inside, that's why all the dies are different except that one can be used for both 1" emt or 3/4" rigid , yeah i've bent a few things , the show, it's about you, have a nice Cadillac.
Just want to say hi to you all and hope you are having bless day and Ian keep up the good work. I'm learning alot by watching you. God bless and have a blessed evening and night
Looking good and another great video 👍👍
Thank you!
Awesome job Ian.
Thanks! 🙏
It would be perfect cool if you could install a old classic straight inline 8 in that Cadillac. With 2 double pump 4 bbls.
Thanks for sharing 😀👍
どこの国でも、夢をかなえるにはすてきな奥さんの理解と協力が必要ですね。貴方はラッキーマンですね。No matter where you are in the world, you need the understanding and cooperation of a wonderful wife to make your dreams come true. You're a lucky guy. from Japan.
Sou um customizador brasileiro e esse cara me inspira.
I like the way you are built it and up the good 👍 work for us to watch. God Bless 🙏 you and your family. From Jim and is family to
The fabrication, filming and edits of your projects are so inspiring. Give millions of novices motivation and guidance for trying to achieve in their own projects. Again, it’s the positivity, humor of not taking yourselves too seriously that keeps me coming back. Love your work Ian and Jamie! True craftsmanship.
Great to see new projects..
Looks like the car is coming along very nicely, thank you for sharing with us.
Exactly how strong are your hands ? I’m amazed you can cut steel with those shears like that!
Very.
I think it is a great choice using heavy metal music while welding that future awesomeness of a Caddy. I can't wait untill I see some paint on the even better Zephyr. The Zephyr is by far my favorite car. The 1937 was the best version, I love the art deco streamlined design.
Good stuff! I was feeling metal yesterday and Ian is always the Metal god LOL
Nice job!!!
Please keep doing what you're doing!!
Thank you! We will!
Looking great, really taking shape, the door's look cool,thanks for sharing, all the best to yous and your loved ones
The caddy is turning out very 😎 cool😊
Agreed. It is going to be a beauty when finished.
Back to it !!!!! Good stuff!!!!
Welcome back guys..... I'm watching from hospital bed ...love the work you do
You make it look simple.thanks guys!
Always a great video. Y'all rock all the time. I know Victor is anxious to get this Caddy.
I thinks it's magical that you can work on one part of the car and, WEEKS later, come back and replicate the other side so easy.
Also, when I used to replace panels on repairs, before I patched in the replacement panel, I would clean out all the rust and then use POR 15. It's a great sealant and prevents moisture from seeping in.
Jamie it sounds like Ian is frying bacon. Only one thing better than bacon, more bacon. 😁
BACON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
New year new Ian , like a fine wine.🍷
Yes!
An organized Ian 😮 scrap bucket !! What's the next organized tools😅
LOL Right?
bahaha
I learn so many techniques everytime I watch you! Love this stuff!
Glad you're learning along with us!
Nice fabrication Ian, diggin the Heavy Metal 🤘🏻😖🎶
Happy new year from FRANCE Ian
Happy new year!
Good stuff man!
Ian you remind me of watching Genn ,I have been in metal fab for 60 years. Keep on the old ways be for all the machines came along.love the vids!!
Rock on!
Cavity wax aka Waxoyl. I use it on all of our restorations. Rust inhibiting liquid wax that dries and seals inner cavities and panels and prevents rust swelling.
Looking good 👍
Thanks for letting us know about what you do for rust
Slick work, my dude.
Welcome Back! Love you guys
The car is looking good. I like the sign with you and Jamie in the flying saucers. Very cool.
First coment!!! Norway is the best,haha🇸🇯
I don't know about anyone else, but my 60yo ass had a good time today. Thanks for sharing with us today.
Thanks for watching. 🙏
Ian is THE Metal God!!!
I love my "Scrap Bucket"! It sounds so much better than "Hoarder Pile" (which is what my wife calls it.) But it does come in handy when you need that one piece to finish the project.
Glad to see yall back
best to Victor...hoping they're safe from the fires. love yer alls videos.
Ever tack your hammer to the car? It’s very satisfying to see this progress. I’m sure you feel the same way. Enjoy the journey!
Thanks for sharing
I miss the old little work shed on your property! She looks super low Ian. Looking forward to seeing her when it's finished. You are inspiring me to get an old car and do a chop job.
We miss it too
great job guys. always a school day on this channel
Can't wait to see the end product on this Cadillac.
Hi Ian, You reminded me that in Australia cars built by GM , known here as General Motors Holden, and Ford had no paint treatment at all on the inside of panels so whilst garaged cars survived well cars parked in the street would start to rust in a few years.
At motor shows back then there were companies selling rust proofing systems that consisted of drilling small holes in door sills, etc and spraying in a fish oil emulsion.
This was before I realised that the insides of sills and under fenders and the dark areas inside doors were unpainted so it seemed like a strange product.
Once you realised these areas were untreated it was obvious anything would help slow the rusting.
Cheers Peter from downunder.
Interesting history, Peter! I’ve always wondered about why those early cars rusted so quickly!
Looking excellent guys cheers 🥂 😊😊
Very cool
Open and praying that you guys are okay with all the fires that are going on in california. As I don't know your location so all I can do is ask if you guys are okay.
No fires in The Desert!
Roughing the door made the rear fender pop, looking good.
Hey from snowy northwest Missouri!
Hello! Stay warm
Asymmetrical customs were reasonably common in the 60s. There should be more.
Right?! Look at some of Roth's crazy and lovely creations. Good stuff.
Ahhh! Metal work! My day is complete! 😁
A ying and a yang, looks great!…. Good stuff!
Waiting to see what type of windshield you make for the car, looking good so far! 🏁😎🏁
Good Morning!
👍 next time
Good to see you guys back at it can't wait to see upcoming content!!🖖👽
Looking Good!
Indeed sir, there is more than one way to skin a Caddy. 😁
Simply the best … better than all the rest 🦘😎👍
GREAT JOB AS ALLWAYS !
Jim’s Steel Supply. Bakersfield CA. ❤
Love that car style .
Good morning guys I like the music cutie
😎
Ian video good happy new year
Ian! LOVED IT. Another gr8 vid. Cheers (bring on 2025)
I feel like we should name that thing Dr. Shrinker in homage to the Saturday morning Sid and Marty Croft hour!