Spoke too soon lol. A good 80% of the younger population doesn't have this much determination nor patience. But all we can do is hope that 20% will do something good. Or else were screwed
The most impressive part is dressing the car. As anyone who has done dent repair can tell you smoothing out all those welds and small dents then polishing the whole car like that would take extreme skill
@Robin Vyas Custom cars are quite expensive when they're new and hold their value well. The trouble is, you have to find the right buyer when you do sell them.
In another post I had asked if the metal tube frame was left in place and the skin 'welded' to it. This video answered that and also commented that the sheet metal is "bonded" to the tube! THANKS!
In a world dominated by robotic manufacturing I am happy to see the Art of car building being kept alive. There are more like Chris, and I would love to see then come together without being destroyed by finances.
Stop being jealous and improve yourself. Jealousy usually points at an area you feel lacking in and really wish to fulfill, I myself struggle with jealousy and wish the people I envy could die sometimes but I can't let that darkness overtake me so together let's improve ourselves and become better human beings.
In Italy, we can't even change the diameter of the wheel rims if that size isn't marked in the vehicle registration certificate...this is just to give you an idea!
@@devenscience8894 oof. You got ne there.. That is a very good point. And the car appears to have a low center of gravity so a rollover doesn't look feasible.
The_Appointed1 it’s safer than a motorbike, the roofless model has a head and neck guard behind it like some 1950’s sports cars so you’re not totally exposed
I always intrigued by this question but can't find the answer on internet, so answer me this: Does your vehicle tax get reduced if you made your own vehicle instead of buying them? Would it be right if the tax get lower for something you made by your own hands?
AJAY K since nobody is replying, crash tests are only needed if the car is being imported from different countries, if it’s a car like this it only needs an inspection and to be registered to be road legal
Absolutely epic!! But honestly, $270,000 is a bit steep. That is the price of a pretty decent house here in Texas. $175,000 seems a bit more reasonable.
well he says it takes over 2000 hours. after the cost of the bits, I'd imagine that only works out at about $100 per hour. I know around here an average mechanic asks about $80 an hour. I think he's worth it.
If we had a chance to see Chris’s heart, probably God has made it out Of Magnesium Aluminium components & a V12 engine inside. The God of Mechanicals has personally blessed him. May he live long to show humanity of what each creative person is capable of. Accept my deep Respects Chris.
Are there any "open source" schematics for cars like this? Like to get the complete design plans, but you have to figure out how to build it kind of thing?
The video said that he used a steel roll cage around the aluminum tubing. I’m also assuming it’s street legal, otherwise there would be no point for the headlights and turn signals it has.
@tomcoryell how much do you think he could charge for one car? It takes as many hours for him to be satisfied with his work as it takes. I have a couple of jobs, one is a stonemason. Some walls, some setups and some stone allow me to male over $100 an hour at times. Other jobs are smaller, more awkward and in a location where they will be visually scrutinized orders of magnitude more and I am as picky and take as long in that piece as I need to...I did a job last month and I probably made $12/hr because it takes how long it takes to get it right and it was a small area. I can't charge for what I put into it but I can look it for the rest of my life and be happy with my craftsmanship. So back to my original question, what do you think he could be charging per vehicle/earning per hour Tom?
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I'm glad a young guy does crafts like that. Our future will be bright or at least won't be as dark as people may think in this day and age.
Welcome to 2022, a chaotic year for earth’s population, but a great year for robots.
Spoke too soon lol. A good 80% of the younger population doesn't have this much determination nor patience. But all we can do is hope that 20% will do something good. Or else were screwed
@@enderjeff293 so much sense but we will
@@enderjeff293idk abt your demographic but mine is richer then we’ve ever been
@@Venusx60M You're standing on the shoulders of giants.
This guy has the patience of a saint.
I think that is one of the keys to success. Patience and focus
@@GospodinJean Most Definitely! Without it, you would never be able to get anything done!
@@prodcue right. and this guy has plenty of patience and focus apparently
The most impressive part is dressing the car. As anyone who has done dent repair can tell you smoothing out all those welds and small dents then polishing the whole car like that would take extreme skill
Wrong.
It comes at the cost of everything else in life.
He's probably terrible at getting lunch. 😕
Nice to see an artisan at work. I wish him much success.
Chris Runge was one of the guys that inspired me to design and build my own car and start my own channel. Thanks Chris!
this man has a passion and is dedicated to it. much respect to him
Beyond skilled for a young man. Astounding!
Knowledge, skills, masterkraft, patience, and of course, thousands of hours of exhausting work...
Kudos to you, young fella! Wunderbar!
Just like how all the big dogs of the industry all started
I wish we had the old days back
I’m happy to live in the modern age.
This man does do beautiful work though!
These are the good old days.
@Robin Vyas Custom cars are quite expensive when they're new and hold their value well. The trouble is, you have to find the right buyer when you do sell them.
if you have imagination and much character , you can make everything
Thank you!
but how engines,gears,car locks,work?
Okey make your mom....
And much much knowledge
@@ramonmazur I’m guessing they were from other broken down cars 🤷🏾♂️
God bless people like Chris keeping American innovation alive.
In another post I had asked if the metal tube frame was left in place and the skin 'welded' to it. This video answered that and also commented that the sheet metal is "bonded" to the tube! THANKS!
In a world dominated by robotic manufacturing I am happy to see the Art of car building being kept alive. There are more like Chris, and I would love to see then come together without being destroyed by finances.
You are very good that you designed and made a car at such an age, I like that, I also like to create such things, you inspired me even more.
Kinda looks like a Porsche 909 Bergspyder. Great job! 👏🏾
Pretty cool how he can make a car out of nothing but sheets of aluminum and it still drives
And aluminum has about 1/3 the density of steel. Probably could have saved a lot of weight this way if that’s what he was looking to do lol
I didn't know the outside of a car had anything to do with how it runs or not. Thanx for the information I learned somthing today!
All thanks to that sheet aluminum engine.
Y’all don’t get the joke?
Just amazing how inventive this is
Man you are doing something good 💯
Cool. Keep building racecars alive!! We do our best! 🤩
When art meets engineering!
*i'm so jealous at how creative this dude is 😭*
Stop being jealous and improve yourself. Jealousy usually points at an area you feel lacking in and really wish to fulfill, I myself struggle with jealousy and wish the people I envy could die sometimes but I can't let that darkness overtake me so together let's improve ourselves and become better human beings.
@@thegermthatlivesinsideyour9328 *thank you so much*
This a slice of heaven to me awesome craftsmanship.
In Italy, we can't even change the diameter of the wheel rims if that size isn't marked in the vehicle registration certificate...this is just to give you an idea!
Amazing! I like that they are compact, low to the ground, shiny and engine sounds awesome.
This is not cars but a ART :)
That looks awesome,the art of Beauty !
👍🏻
Great job !!!
His cars are gorgeous
Thx rünge for giving me the inspiration and the motivation to do 1:20 cars
Impressive Work😊
I want to do that.
That’s incredible beautiful works of art 🖼
Oh wow I had no idea this talented dude is in my state
wow!
Amazing, such skill.
So did his thing bru 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks in a million. Great content. Awesome. Grade: A++💥
Such skills with aluminum, I use fibers for my projects, live the ally 👍👍👌💯
I followed ur instructions and built one like this tysm
Jk lol u really thought I was gonna build that btw insane creativity
I don't know what would be cooler owning that car or building it
wow an actual car, that is built to last. this is work the money.
This guy makes me believe!
He’s gottta future 💯
Uma obra de arte parabéns saudações de Brazil
crazy work 🤪
I built a Vanishing Point Challenger with my dad and drove it to my high school graduation, I was sad nobody recognized it.
Small cars are becoming the norm 💖✨✨🚗
Very talented!
It would be interesting to see how the tube buck is made after the plywood buck is completed. Does it go over the top of the plywood buck?
Great to see the old school workmanship has been passed on to young artist
Cool bro. One might get concerned about safety though!
Well, it did mention a steel roll cage integrated into the body.
@@devenscience8894 but even the convertibles
@@the_appointed1142 Is a motorcycle dangerous? Would you ask a guy if riding his motorcycle is safe? This is safer than a bike, at least.
@@devenscience8894 oof. You got ne there.. That is a very good point. And the car appears to have a low center of gravity so a rollover doesn't look feasible.
The_Appointed1 it’s safer than a motorbike, the roofless model has a head and neck guard behind it like some 1950’s sports cars so you’re not totally exposed
Brilliant!!
Sweet ride!
This is fun and new! Love it
I always intrigued by this question but can't find the answer on internet, so answer me this: Does your vehicle tax get reduced if you made your own vehicle instead of buying them? Would it be right if the tax get lower for something you made by your own hands?
are they street legal? If yes how?
(crash tests required for making legal right?)
@Linton 👍
AJAY K since nobody is replying, crash tests are only needed if the car is being imported from different countries, if it’s a car like this it only needs an inspection and to be registered to be road legal
Could be used as a getaway car
@@mattseward3366 oh boi, if it was that easy here in brazil to make an artesanal car
@@undeadaeon9992 i like how u think
Wow very nice.
Legend!!!
In which application did you design this car.
radius brake,english wheel are handy for hand fabricated aluminum car panels...all puns intended!!
Pure talent.
Majestuoso trabajo!!!
Probably the only way I'll get my dream mustang. But I don't have a workshop or garage of any size.. the joys of renting and living in a crappy city.
What about engine and all mechanical parts of the car ?
Beautiful work
Absolutely epic!! But honestly, $270,000 is a bit steep.
That is the price of a pretty decent house here in Texas.
$175,000 seems a bit more reasonable.
well he says it takes over 2000 hours. after the cost of the bits, I'd imagine that only works out at about $100 per hour. I know around here an average mechanic asks about $80 an hour. I think he's worth it.
Awesome about this guy 🤯
Look and made similar as the Porsche type 64, I love it
local recycling peeps: wondering what to do with aluminum cans
this guy:
most inderrated video on youtube
Where does he get the glass for the windshield?
If we had a chance to see Chris’s heart, probably God has made it out Of Magnesium Aluminium components & a V12 engine inside. The God of Mechanicals has personally blessed him. May he live long to show humanity of what each creative person is capable of. Accept my deep Respects Chris.
Are there any "open source" schematics for cars like this? Like to get the complete design plans, but you have to figure out how to build it kind of thing?
This reminds of Top Gear Motors creating the Geoff
Same
@@j-dog7767 even the aluminium lol
Thanks
A real genius..
Why was this uploaded last year? This is too cool to be a year old.
What name of pin to lock your metal sheet before welding sir?
Very interesting
Amazing talent... should go and work free for him 6 months and learn this trade!
Frankly I just get exited havig the car drivable and being built by me 😅
Which engine have u used to built that beast ??
I want to do this some day
Bro pekin...kete2 jdm bro ade "simpan" x?
Solo es arte es impresionante, es un amante por la perfección
What course did you did broo
Would love to see a Porsche 356 Coupe Replica
Nice broh
Any influence from Speed Racer?
What metal used to make this car's fenders
Excelente trabajo
Wow I will like to join
c est de l art magnifique
Coach building at its finest.
I really like it
Awesome dude
like a boss!!
How would u get one of these insured and registered?
What about safety features? How did he build the frame? Where are the electrics installed?
The video said that he used a steel roll cage around the aluminum tubing. I’m also assuming it’s street legal, otherwise there would be no point for the headlights and turn signals it has.
All that knowledge for $27.50/hr
Or less if you add up materials and overhead and subtract from the end price then assume the sum you have left is labor costs.
@tomcoryell how much do you think he could charge for one car? It takes as many hours for him to be satisfied with his work as it takes.
I have a couple of jobs, one is a stonemason. Some walls, some setups and some stone allow me to male over $100 an hour at times.
Other jobs are smaller, more awkward and in a location where they will be visually scrutinized orders of magnitude more and I am as picky and take as long in that piece as I need to...I did a job last month and I probably made $12/hr because it takes how long it takes to get it right and it was a small area. I can't charge for what I put into it but I can look it for the rest of my life and be happy with my craftsmanship.
So back to my original question, what do you think he could be charging per vehicle/earning per hour Tom?
Actually $137.50/hr.
Too nice
How much does he charge?