The 1 set of springs are out of a 80s to 90s f150 or econo line truck and van. Only because I replaced plenty of them. By the hard twist at the top of the spring the other cut one is the same. Yes front f150 front springs. And good job so far on the body. 👍🤘💯🚖
Lookin good my friend, How is Puppy doing? Blees her shes lookin older now. Just reminds me of my best friend Alfie. shes a lovely dog just like my pal was. Take care my friend & give Puppy a love from me!
I know you likes the ass end up but I’m telling you that chevelle looks badass with them wheels tucked under just a little . I’m really enjoying your videos man. I need to make some videos of my car work. I’m no pro and no formal training but I guess I’d like to share and show people that they can do it if they try and not everything has to be 100% perfect to enjoy. You do really great work!
When the rear springs on my 86 Gran Prix went soft I used a set of rear spring from a 76 Monte Carlo and they gave me 2in lift over stock. Ride and handling were great. Also the springs were from a salvage yard.
Love the channel, what compressors do you have for painting Looks like one for more home use like I want. Does it keep up when spraying? Is it 110or 220?trying to do bodywork on a budget if possible. Been watching nova none stop recently, Motivating. What state are you in just curious?
May I ask you a question? Who learnt you the way of the body work and auto repairs. It has to be someone from your past because these new schoolers throw money at their problems. They have no up bringing to solve problems without it.
@@clunkersandclassics I was born in 68. My father went to college for electrical engineering. He wrecked his Harley and crushed his ankle, which stopped him from the Vietnam draft, but no one would hire him because of liability reasons. I told him God saved his life with that cycle accident. So he had to buy a garage and do collision/body work for a living. He was his own boss. I worked with him until my brother graduated high school and done mechanic work in his garage, so I left and went to the coal mine. I know a little bout cars, that's why I know you got knowledge from the ancient ones. BTW your vehicles you have done are very nice, thank you for sharing them with us and teaching us knowledge of the ancients. Old school is the only school. God bless.
The professional way to use bondo is to not use bondo, like he said, it looks like I use a lot but really not. If you are good, you learn to master the hammer & dolly.
Business is business, we can't build your business by just watching and not subscribing. My rule of thumb in subscribing to a channel is, if I find myself repeatedly visiting a channel, then I subscribe to bring the numbers up. So that I can watch it grow to the point that the channel owner gets locked into his full time job and becomes his own slave. I'm such a sadist, lol. But I'm sure money will ease the torture.
I watch this channel this guy reminds me of my uncle from the 70’s and 80’s when we would work on cars. Watching this brings back good memories. I like the old school techniques. I doing the same stuff with my 1965 Chevy c10 . No fancy tool just hard work. Keep going dude!
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You should have it the way you want it . And either way up or down it’s going to be a head turner . Thanks for the great YTubes !
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Greetings from Colombia. Shaping up real nice.
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Nice work👍
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Looking great!👊🏼
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I love every single car you have!!! My happy place would be your yard!!!!
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That Nova is looking better,& better everytime,awesome job.
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Your detail on body work is admiring. The weather has been a little crazy. Up and down. Thank you for sharing!
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It’s coming along nicely I had a few Chevelles 68-72 loved those cars but now I’m building novas !!
Right on
I'm a new subscriber and I'm from Barnhart Missouri 20 minutes south of St Louis
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Great work, it's coming along nicely 👌
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HELL Yea man Damn u definitely making me wanting to get all the body work done on my 68 nova man love the channel Buddy love all your car's
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Great job it's coming out nice can't wait to see what is looks like all painted!!!!!
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This guy's awesome! Great work.👍
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Nice work!!! 🇺🇸💀🔧🔩🔥🔩🔧💀🇺🇸
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The 1 set of springs are out of a 80s to 90s f150 or econo line truck and van. Only because I replaced plenty of them. By the hard twist at the top of the spring the other cut one is the same. Yes front f150 front springs. And good job so far on the body. 👍🤘💯🚖
The parts car the rear springs came from had been sitting since 1983, so it had to be 1983 or older.
Nice work, I just love the stance of the Chevelle lowered!
It just got raised back up a little.
Lookin good my friend, How is Puppy doing? Blees her shes lookin older now. Just reminds me of my best friend Alfie. shes a lovely dog just like my pal was. Take care my friend & give Puppy a love from me!
She is doing good, still a little deaf.
I know you likes the ass end up but I’m telling you that chevelle looks badass with them wheels tucked under just a little . I’m really enjoying your videos man. I need to make some videos of my car work. I’m no pro and no formal training but I guess I’d like to share and show people that they can do it if they try and not everything has to be 100% perfect to enjoy. You do really great work!
Thanks!
How you get your body filler so perfect Sir
block sanding
Run CARGO springs out of any 70's station wagon "GM"...I ran them on a 68 GTO years ago and gave me what I was looking for...Good Luck
Sorry to hear about your uncle, nice body work, things are looking good.
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BTW I'm from Pa. the cold belt.
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When the rear springs on my 86 Gran Prix went soft I used a set of rear spring from a 76 Monte Carlo and they gave me 2in lift over stock. Ride and handling were great. Also the springs were from a salvage yard.
I got question do use air file do they work good or is it waste money I'm help my Father with 70 charger trying to get done so I can work on 66 impala
They work good, just keep them moving, don't dig in one spot.
Sorry about your uncle. 😢
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Sorry ABOUT your uncle ,Think it's going to get ugly soon there in the us. Stay safe and healthy and warm PS good video 👍
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Does the epoxy gum the paper up bad
no. add hardener and let it dry for a few days. sands like regular primer.
What's a good budget epoxy that you like for the money
@@bowtiebum82 on my new video
Primer gloss what color
Love the channel, what compressors do you have for painting Looks like one for more home use like I want. Does it keep up when spraying? Is it 110or 220?trying to do bodywork on a budget if possible. Been watching nova none stop recently, Motivating.
What state are you in just curious?
Just a 110 harbor freight compressor. It keeps up with painting. I'm on the Texas/Oklahoma border.
May I ask you a question? Who learnt you the way of the body work and auto repairs. It has to be someone from your past because these new schoolers throw money at their problems. They have no up bringing to solve problems without it.
I started work at a body shop when I was young. I probably worked at about 20 shops in my life so learned at all of them.
@@clunkersandclassics I was born in 68. My father went to college for electrical engineering. He wrecked his Harley and crushed his ankle, which stopped him from the Vietnam draft, but no one would hire him because of liability reasons. I told him God saved his life with that cycle accident. So he had to buy a garage and do collision/body work for a living. He was his own boss. I worked with him until my brother graduated high school and done mechanic work in his garage, so I left and went to the coal mine. I know a little bout cars, that's why I know you got knowledge from the ancient ones. BTW your vehicles you have done are very nice, thank you for sharing them with us and teaching us knowledge of the ancients. Old school is the only school. God bless.
Someone filled the door with bondo to bring it out even with the quarter panel. Door looks good to me
The professional way to use bondo is to not use bondo, like he said, it looks like I use a lot but really not. If you are good, you learn to master the hammer & dolly.
Sorry for comment bombing your page. I'm a new sub, just want to see your direction, that's all.
Is the trailer your tow rig? Or do you have a tow truck?
just a trailer
Business is business, we can't build your business by just watching and not subscribing. My rule of thumb in subscribing to a channel is, if I find myself repeatedly visiting a channel, then I subscribe to bring the numbers up. So that I can watch it grow to the point that the channel owner gets locked into his full time job and becomes his own slave. I'm such a sadist, lol. But I'm sure money will ease the torture.
I dont see any high stops at all
I watch this channel this guy reminds me of my uncle from the 70’s and 80’s when we would work on cars. Watching this brings back good memories. I like the old school techniques. I doing the same stuff with my 1965 Chevy c10 . No fancy tool just hard work. Keep going dude!
Thanks!