Be to checkout the full build of Fat Stack, our 1971 Chevy Caprice: ruclips.net/video/oHXR6ntxP-k/видео.html And our 1972 Chevy Road Course Camaro: ruclips.net/video/4iyW0H-cSgQ/видео.html
I spent many hours unsubscribing to channels that no longer have my interest in their content or found they are not honest. I kept this channel for a few reasons. Your approach to repairs and how it was done is much the same as I would of done it. Yes I am now seventy four and not here much longer seeing my health decline and not able to afford that status of the presidents health care system. I do compare this channel to other channels I watch and see a group here to get a super hard to complete job accomplished. If I remember right, the dash in these cars was welded in, made it impossible to remove. Sure it can be done but the advantage is not enough to warrant to do it. Using same types of linkage for the clutch impressed me. I did fab work from late fifty nine in a shop for logging equipment which included fixing bunged up crew buses that met a corner with a drunk driver at the wheel. Yep, saturday night was cold beer in the creek for when they were finished work for that week. Hard to believe those guys, myself included did not have a sandwich or candy in hand for every five minutes of work. We packed lunch in a brown bag that had last night leftovers, plus a sandwich... and three thermoses of coffee that a man could walk on.... left in a tin cup would eat a hole in the can. One other channel I kept for good reason (I might mention the five window advance design brought me to the channel) .. is a channel called INVision Prototypes. Nick is one heck of a design and build person, and works with his dad. I do hope you check his channel out and see great playlists. I always return favor by sharing your channel name to others I recommend. Nice work and not too gaudy fake looking. All work can be done with a lot of simple tools by anyone willing to spend the hours of work involved. Time lapses make it look like a weekends work but go to a wrecking yard and see great rigs left rotting because of loss of interest, costs, change in jobs... tons of reasons for their project going south.
Well I don’t know about the honest part but if I had an unlimited budget an spending someone else money. I like channels that are just joe blow an have to build it like normal people. If you a car guy like I think u are . Try pole barn garage or junk yard digs or speed bump garage.
"Long time watcher-first time caller". Dude(s), much respect! I believe this may be the most realistic, honest (problematic) reality tv build-ever. Nothing fit, rust, the works. Very impressive~
These guys really inspired me as a DIY auto enthusiast. After watching this, I went out and purchased a used Mach 1 Mustang for $7800. Then I built a $400 thousand dollar shop fully stocked and ordered $100 thousand dollars in after-market parts. After paying my crew $50 thousand dollars in labor, my home project if finally done and ready to roll. See? Anybody can do it!
That's amazing,,I hope your still going in your shop,,I know it cost you some money starting out ,,,I have no talent at building anything,,But I do have a large car collection ,,mostly custom built hot rods that I bought,,I had a custom garage built 100 by 100 feet,,As of now I have 22 cars,,My favouret is a custom 1967 ford galixy 500,,with a supercharged Godzilla 7.3,,,Cars are my hobby,,,My dad and mom buy me a new car when I want one or if I get board of some,,,I also like bikes,,I have 14 sport bikes,,And I got a 2024 Honda gold wing last month,,,,,I went with my dad on a trip and seen it in a shop window,,,,I just couldn't leave without it,,Dad didn't want to buy it but I can be very persuasive when I want,,,But I bore of bikes very quickly,,,,But it's very hard work cleaning them all,,That is part of the deal for all the cars ,,That I clean them myself,,,,Us working men know what hard work is,,,,
I miss Rick and Brent . Rick is the ultimate narrator and while you don’t get more than a “ hey man “ from Brent his skill is obvious. No idea where these guys are now but I hope they’re in some top tier shops somewhere .
If you're referring to Kevin Tets, he has his own RUclips channel called Paintucation. He just up loaded a video this morning tearing down a 74 Camero. He's also working on an old Z car too. 😊
@@Endy5_Still_Alive I’ve watched his video this morning too , I’m referring to Rick Bacon here who before coffee I called “Kevin” six degrees and all . Sorry Rick my bad .
I watched a show where the guy that ended up with this car wanted to do the Power Tour so, he took it to a shop to make sure everything was good, what he found while scare you. To start the headlights were held in with zip ties and that was just the beginning stuff that needed to be fixed before the car was road worthy, so much for good work!!!
I've been a power nation follower for years, and so many talented people have come and gone on all there shows, Mike, Rick, Mark, Lou, Stacey, Eliza, and Joe. Yes there are many more I don't remember there names off hand. But miss the old TNN & Saturday morning Runs. So when ever I see this show come on, I'm glued to watch them over & over.
This build really highlights Rick Bacon's skills as a master fabricator, and talented artist. The build may have took some time to complete, although no corners where cut, and many custom additions were added to the build throughout, making this beautiful restoration top notch, and worth the wait.
Let’s be honest, a classic that was a shell when Lou was around, took us from Mike and Rick and through the Tommy era, and was 4 years of show builds, is a spectacular vehicle. #Powernation, I would love to see a 2024 update on this beast!
I put over 40 years doing body work and watching this brings back many hard work memories, I also did a lot of fiberglass working on RVs . Thanks guys nice job .😁
Thanks for doing something close to what we have to do with Indiana cars. Nice to see someone else dealing with the rust and BS we deal with in salt county
As funny as that is, this show is 16yrs old (in 2024), but at 30:20 he used a Forrest Gump joke that - at that time - was 14 years old! "A rusty car is like a box of chocolates"
The whole build is a work of art by true mechanics and body work technicians. But the work done at 1:31:35 is something to behold. This man could teach DaVinci a thing or two.
Power Nation the one show I love too hate to watch. They're so many cars come out of their garage I'd love to have seating my garage in the mornings so I could be cruising around all day and the Red Sled is no exception. Loved the ending at the drive-in it back some memories with a chuckle.
Unbeliveble work! You made a "MuscleCar 2024 Impala", to me one of the best cars never released in USA. I'm Italian, I know what I say because my father had a black 1961 Impala in the late 70ies and all 80ies. Chevrolet, to me, made a real great car. You are amazing guys, what You did is unbelievable to me. All my compliments (You made a car for my actual 68 years of age 😁). Very well done, all my compliments.
I remember this one. I think my grandparents had one in cream or beige. In the late 60's I took my drivers test in their butternut yellow Impala fastback. What a great car.
great video...great car! my dad's first ever brand new car was a 1961 chevy belair 2-door liptop. your impala liptop is very rare as buyers either went with the cool looking bubbletop or the good looking 4-door sedan. the impala liptop i can't even remember seeing one on the highways back in the 1960s. then in 1962, the new 2-doors had either a bubbletop if it was a belair or the new design 2-door coupes. i think in '62, you could no longer order a liptop in all three chevys, ala biscayne, elair and impala. again, love your impala liptop sled!
Thanks RTM for putting this together as one video. I watched these episodes originally on Spike TV every Sunday morning. I couldn't wait for Sundays... I got even more upset when the season would end and Red Sled was not complete. It was like 3 or 4 seasons before it was done and I don't think I saw the last episode at the drive in with Tommy in the Trunk. That is kinda funny! Thanks for bringing this back.
Lol, that comedy around lead :D :D That had me in stitches. As a kid I was melting lead on an open flame ALL the time. We all were. No protection at all. How could we only survive?
I have seen 1 impala in my small town, almost 37 years back, 1987, it was a 2nd owner car, may be 26 year old, baught by a prominent person of town, Huge fins, fluttering soundbof engine , Quite impressive, when hardly that town used to have not more than 15 cars total. Old memories
I owned one of these. I bought it from my Dad in about 1969. I drove it for about five years and then gave it to my brother. Same roofline as this one, there were three different roof lines.
Oh. An oldie that is a goodie. It feels like ancient YT automobile era already... Not my kind of vehicle but watching the work done is inspiring nonetheless.
Wow this is my age. What a brilliant job. I’m looking for a ole first ever 1965/ 66 Mustang. Redone. My dream car. My brother had one when was a teen. Don’t know what happened to it. Sweet ride
My first car was a 61 Bel-Air in root beer color. (as as the Impala but with 2 lights on each side on the back). I bought it in 73 for $125. That back seat can fit 2 16 year olds very nicely. The trunk can ft 5 kids for sneaking them into the drive-in theater. The engine compartment was huge and no emissions equipment so you could sit on the fender, put your feet on the engine and replace the spark plugs very easily. You could see all the way to the bottom of the engine so if you had a bad starter, you could use a screwdriver to "short the starter" into starting standing up. (times were tough for a 16 year old during the recession, so don't judge.) I always parked on a hill so I could pop the clutch to start it. A lot of memories in that old bucket of bolts.
good job guys.. i appreciate people who do clean, meticulous and quality work... the chevrolet impala's in-line six cylinder engine is an engine I like very much.. but it is very difficult to find an in-line six cylinder impala anymore... in-line six cylinder......it's awesome..(this is my opinion) I respect your work..
@@corymerry3399 I guess we have come along way since then tech wise, what was once awesome like those flames welded to the chassis lol, standards are easier to achieve nowadays i guess. We will always see flaws in our pasts.
@@emdae921 um what are you meaning. Rust prep has been the same for almost ever. I do powder coat and my shop would have had the frame re blasted to remove the rust. The flames had nothing to do with them driving the frame thu rain.
That is what I consider a TRUE CONCOURSE restoration. It is definitely better than when it rolled off the line at the factory. The attention to detail is the best I've seen. It came out looking absolutely amazing. Curious what the car looks like these days since I notice the copyright on the video was 2010.
Be to checkout the full build of Fat Stack, our 1971 Chevy Caprice:
ruclips.net/video/oHXR6ntxP-k/видео.html
And our 1972 Chevy Road Course Camaro:
ruclips.net/video/4iyW0H-cSgQ/видео.html
This is BISCAYNE , not an IMPALA!!!!
@@ernestoclaudodip9671 That’s right it only has 1 taillight and it’s not a bubble top.
These are powerful works of art you guys create. I wish you more success!🎉🎉🎉
You guys are crazy putting so much work into this old car.
Well done!
I spent many hours unsubscribing to channels that no longer have my interest in their content or found they are not honest. I kept this channel for a few reasons. Your approach to repairs and how it was done is much the same as I would of done it. Yes I am now seventy four and not here much longer seeing my health decline and not able to afford that status of the presidents health care system. I do compare this channel to other channels I watch and see a group here to get a super hard to complete job accomplished. If I remember right, the dash in these cars was welded in, made it impossible to remove. Sure it can be done but the advantage is not enough to warrant to do it. Using same types of linkage for the clutch impressed me. I did fab work from late fifty nine in a shop for logging equipment which included fixing bunged up crew buses that met a corner with a drunk driver at the wheel. Yep, saturday night was cold beer in the creek for when they were finished work for that week. Hard to believe those guys, myself included did not have a sandwich or candy in hand for every five minutes of work. We packed lunch in a brown bag that had last night leftovers, plus a sandwich... and three thermoses of coffee that a man could walk on.... left in a tin cup would eat a hole in the can. One other channel I kept for good reason (I might mention the five window advance design brought me to the channel) .. is a channel called INVision Prototypes. Nick is one heck of a design and build person, and works with his dad. I do hope you check his channel out and see great playlists. I always return favor by sharing your channel name to others I recommend. Nice work and not too gaudy fake looking. All work can be done with a lot of simple tools by anyone willing to spend the hours of work involved. Time lapses make it look like a weekends work but go to a wrecking yard and see great rigs left rotting because of loss of interest, costs, change in jobs... tons of reasons for their project going south.
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Awesome experience shining through. Shame most won't take the time to read. ❤
This is actually a TV show, it just plays at 3am
Well I don’t know about the honest part but if I had an unlimited budget an spending someone else money. I like channels that are just joe blow an have to build it like normal people. If you a car guy like I think u are . Try pole barn garage or junk yard digs or speed bump garage.
Just reminded me to clean out my RUclips closet!
"Long time watcher-first time caller". Dude(s), much respect! I believe this may be the most realistic, honest (problematic) reality tv build-ever. Nothing fit, rust, the works. Very impressive~
These guys really inspired me as a DIY auto enthusiast. After watching this, I went out and purchased a used Mach 1 Mustang for $7800. Then I built a $400 thousand dollar shop fully stocked and ordered $100 thousand dollars in after-market parts. After paying my crew $50 thousand dollars in labor, my home project if finally done and ready to roll. See? Anybody can do it!
Ahh the Larry Potterfield / Midway USA method.
They didn't spend 100000 dollars
Oh see what you saying
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That's amazing,,I hope your still going in your shop,,I know it cost you some money starting out ,,,I have no talent at building anything,,But I do have a large car collection ,,mostly custom built hot rods that I bought,,I had a custom garage built 100 by 100 feet,,As of now I have 22 cars,,My favouret is a custom 1967 ford galixy 500,,with a supercharged Godzilla 7.3,,,Cars are my hobby,,,My dad and mom buy me a new car when I want one or if I get board of some,,,I also like bikes,,I have 14 sport bikes,,And I got a 2024 Honda gold wing last month,,,,,I went with my dad on a trip and seen it in a shop window,,,,I just couldn't leave without it,,Dad didn't want to buy it but I can be very persuasive when I want,,,But I bore of bikes very quickly,,,,But it's very hard work cleaning them all,,That is part of the deal for all the cars ,,That I clean them myself,,,,Us working men know what hard work is,,,,
It's about damn time these episodes are available.
This was the 8th episode from season 3 in 2008
money money money, allways money..
Miss watching this every Sunday morning
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Yup, fishing shows followed by by these guys. Life was good.
I'm just watching the video and I'm exhausted watching all that body work.
I miss Rick and Brent . Rick is the ultimate narrator and while you don’t get more than a “ hey man “ from Brent his skill is obvious. No idea where these guys are now but I hope they’re in some top tier shops somewhere .
If you're referring to Kevin Tets, he has his own RUclips channel called Paintucation. He just up loaded a video this morning tearing down a 74 Camero. He's also working on an old Z car too. 😊
@@Endy5_Still_Alive I’ve watched his video this morning too , I’m referring to Rick Bacon here who before coffee I called “Kevin” six degrees and all . Sorry Rick my bad .
@@robfdavis 😂
No problem, good sir.
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I watched a show where the guy that ended up with this car wanted to do the Power Tour so, he took it to a shop to make sure everything was good, what he found while scare you. To start the headlights were held in with zip ties and that was just the beginning stuff that needed to be fixed before the car was road worthy, so much for good work!!!
Thanks for finally putting this one together I got tired of flipping through episodes to see this one to completion 😀
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I've been a power nation follower for years, and so many talented people have come and gone on all there shows, Mike, Rick, Mark, Lou, Stacey, Eliza, and Joe. Yes there are many more I don't remember there names off hand. But miss the old TNN & Saturday morning Runs. So when ever I see this show come on, I'm glued to watch them over & over.
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I dunno if you saw but Joe Elmore died a while back :(
As always Rick you guys please, beautiful job I'm 70 and remember a lot of the cars you guys resurrect. Thanks Guys!
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This episode is 16 yrs old, no one is going to reply to you, nor see your comment.
This build really highlights Rick Bacon's skills as a master fabricator, and talented artist. The build may have took some time to complete, although no corners where cut, and many custom additions were added to the build throughout, making this beautiful restoration top notch, and worth the wait.
I didn't remember shows like this doing the often overlooked reinforcing of the frame. Bravo!
Let’s be honest, a classic that was a shell when Lou was around, took us from Mike and Rick and through the Tommy era, and was 4 years of show builds, is a spectacular vehicle. #Powernation, I would love to see a 2024 update on this beast!
Quite amazing how enough young guys and the right tools can make all of this look easy.
I put over 40 years doing body work and watching this brings back many hard work memories, I also did a lot of fiberglass working on RVs . Thanks guys nice job .😁
This several years old but I never had seen the whole story really glad for it to pop up!!!!
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Thanks for doing something close to what we have to do with Indiana cars. Nice to see someone else dealing with the rust and BS we deal with in salt county
Been watching Power Block shows for decades. So many hosts along the way. Great job ya'll
I just can't believe it's been 16 years since this video came out ... God, I feel old now.. 😂😂😂
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I know right! They kept saying the cars 47 years old. Haha the math didn't seem to add up.
Yep, seems like yesterday
As funny as that is, this show is 16yrs old (in 2024), but at 30:20 he used a Forrest Gump joke that - at that time - was 14 years old! "A rusty car is like a box of chocolates"
The amount of "love" that's gone into this restoration...
The whole build is a work of art by true mechanics and body work technicians. But the work done at 1:31:35 is something to behold. This man could teach DaVinci a thing or two.
Pure Artwork. Like seriously that Red Sled detail all by hand.....
OMG. I love the Red Sled. Had a blue 61 2 door 54 year ago. Loved that sweet thing.
Unnnnnnn-Believable !!! The only word kept coming to mind watching you guys in action was GENIUS.
Power Nation the one show I love too hate to watch. They're so many cars come out of their garage I'd love to have seating my garage in the mornings so I could be cruising around all day and the Red Sled is no exception. Loved the ending at the drive-in it back some memories with a chuckle.
The unique body style is becoming rare in 2 door models. Wonderful to see the example saved.
My favorite Impala is the '61... I love the show! Thank you for making my weekend!
These guys are great! They have some serious metal fabrication skills. The car looks fantastic❤
WOW ! this is one RUclips video that i watched non-stop ! Loved every minute of it !
You Are All Crazy Guys With Beautiful Talent, I enjoyed Watching The Whole Video
I've never seen so much Bondi being used...
lots of work put in guys...nice
These Cars were Iconic, you guys did a Beautiful job. Enjoyed the Video ! 🌹
Whether rusty & dented or perfect & polished
These are beautiful cars 👍👍
You dont need an old ruined car to rebuild agai,you have fantastic equipments and endless quality material!one photo enough to you!thank you!
Unbeliveble work! You made a "MuscleCar 2024 Impala", to me one of the best cars never released in USA. I'm Italian, I know what I say because my father had a black 1961 Impala in the late 70ies and all 80ies. Chevrolet, to me, made a real great car. You are amazing guys, what You did is unbelievable to me. All my compliments (You made a car for my actual 68 years of age 😁). Very well done, all my compliments.
I've been waiting so long for this one!! Red Sled was always a favorite and the reason I started watching Powerblock. Great stuff guys! 😃👍
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@@Hoa-Mechanical you agree too then? 😄
A complete build, with no time constraint or other personal drama. I'm loving it! Good production quality for 2008.
You guys built a whole new car, lot of work was done and involved in the process.
That was a great combination of shows. I had always wanted to see the whole thing from start to finish. Thank you for the videos.
This was my favorite rebuild of all.
Definitely up there, for sure! I highly recommend the My Mechanics channel. What he's been doing with a 240Z over the past year is pretty amazing.
Finally I have been waiting for this build to be posted
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By far the best restoration I have seen yet. Well done guys!
Great end result, all the hard work shows. Wish there was more video of the finished product though.
I always loved this series. I remember this project from 10+ years ago.
Ces mec c est de sacré champion de rénovation de voitures anciennes vous êtes des génies mais le savoir faire est époustouflant merci à vous
Love that you saved this difficult project.
...que elegancia de trabajo dónde todos y cada uno puede sentirse orgulloso de semejante logro, gracias por recuperar esa joya...
I am very sorry that I missed the body repair before the primer😢... Excellent work, guys!!
You did a good job putting everything back together.
You have a real nack for this kind of stuff.
Hey you're putting a real motor in that car that's a real heartbeat that's awesome❤❤🎉
I remember this one. I think my grandparents had one in cream or beige. In the late 60's I took my drivers test in their butternut yellow Impala fastback. What a great car.
great video...great car! my dad's first ever brand new car was a 1961 chevy belair 2-door liptop. your impala liptop is very rare as buyers either went with the cool looking bubbletop or the good looking 4-door sedan. the impala liptop i can't even remember seeing one on the highways back in the 1960s. then in 1962, the new 2-doors had either a bubbletop if it was a belair or the new design 2-door coupes. i think in '62, you could no longer order a liptop in all three chevys, ala biscayne, elair and impala. again, love your impala liptop sled!
Love these "Full Builds" pure joy. Would like a little deeper depth in details (nut and bolt) but that's me. LOL
You guys are off the chart with this
That floor pans looks really nice Y'all did a great job The frame looks great too
Turning rust to glory! I once tried to fix a bike and ended up with extra parts-can't imagine doing that with a '61 Impala
Dads got a fully restored 61 Belair sport coupe, 409, 4spd, and it is such a sweet car 👌
What a beautiful car! That 409 is a mean machine.
Thanks RTM for putting this together as one video. I watched these episodes originally on Spike TV every Sunday morning. I couldn't wait for Sundays... I got even more upset when the season would end and Red Sled was not complete. It was like 3 or 4 seasons before it was done and I don't think I saw the last episode at the drive in with Tommy in the Trunk. That is kinda funny!
Thanks for bringing this back.
Lol, that comedy around lead :D :D That had me in stitches. As a kid I was melting lead on an open flame ALL the time. We all were. No protection at all. How could we only survive?
I have seen 1 impala in my small town, almost 37 years back, 1987, it was a 2nd owner car, may be 26 year old, baught by a prominent person of town,
Huge fins, fluttering soundbof engine ,
Quite impressive, when hardly that town used to have not more than 15 cars total.
Old memories
Your channel content is great, it realistically reproduces the process of repairing old cars. Looking forward to seeing more programs!
We appreciate the nice comment.
I owned one of these. I bought it from my Dad in about 1969. I drove it for about five years and then gave it to my brother. Same roofline as this one, there were three different roof lines.
Dang you guys make it look so easy.
That airbrushing was absolutely awesome to watch.Great skills bro😎👍🏼
Holy FK !!! you are like the messiah of the airbrush !!!!!!! couldnt believe how slick that decal you sprayed was.
Hard to believe this show was shot in 2008!!! Quality old school stuff waaaaay before RUclips BS rebuilds.
Great job guys! Holy cow!! Brent is so talented 🤯🤯🤯
No words for that one LOL !!
Best rebuild I have ever seen :).
Nice work crew = bad red sled ❤. We will be waiting for the finished product.
I know absolutely nothing about cars but I find this fascinating to watch. No idea what they are talking about, I just enjoy it.
brings me right back to the old days! top-notch production. cheers
Oh. An oldie that is a goodie. It feels like ancient YT automobile era already...
Not my kind of vehicle but watching the work done is inspiring nonetheless.
looks like original paint so there will be no surprises. it is amazing all the cool suspension parts they make for just about everything now
Beautiful American machine God bless from New Zealand 🇳🇿 🙏 🙌
Your work is truly admirable, keep it up. Congratulations directly from Minas Gerais - Brazil!
I must say you guys are creme da la creme. Your work is excellent.
Wow this is my age. What a brilliant job. I’m looking for a ole first ever 1965/ 66 Mustang. Redone. My dream car. My brother had one when was a teen. Don’t know what happened to it. Sweet ride
My boys and I have old school trucks and cars you guys and vice grip are our only channels
Insane beauty and great job 👏
You guys have an amazing situation…nice work on that. ….Tom
My first car was a 61 Bel-Air in root beer color. (as as the Impala but with 2 lights on each side on the back). I bought it in 73 for $125. That back seat can fit 2 16 year olds very nicely. The trunk can ft 5 kids for sneaking them into the drive-in theater. The engine compartment was huge and no emissions equipment so you could sit on the fender, put your feet on the engine and replace the spark plugs very easily. You could see all the way to the bottom of the engine so if you had a bad starter, you could use a screwdriver to "short the starter" into starting standing up. (times were tough for a 16 year old during the recession, so don't judge.) I always parked on a hill so I could pop the clutch to start it. A lot of memories in that old bucket of bolts.
good job guys..
i appreciate people who do clean, meticulous and quality work...
the chevrolet impala's in-line six cylinder engine is an engine I like very much..
but it is very difficult to find an in-line six cylinder impala anymore...
in-line six cylinder......it's awesome..(this is my opinion)
I respect your work..
Thanks so much! Appreciate the comment!
Awesomely done guy's. Thanks for sharing your content.
If this car could talk, it would thank you with a mighty roar! 🗣🚗💨
That flash rust before powder coating gave me nightmares lol
Bet it fails since it's been 16 years since this was filmed.
@@corymerry3399 I guess we have come along way since then tech wise, what was once awesome like those flames welded to the chassis lol, standards are easier to achieve nowadays i guess.
We will always see flaws in our pasts.
@@emdae921 um what are you meaning. Rust prep has been the same for almost ever. I do powder coat and my shop would have had the frame re blasted to remove the rust. The flames had nothing to do with them driving the frame thu rain.
Cant believe they didnt reblast before powder coating!
Wow. Lots of talent, hard work, and money.
Had a 61 BelAire. Hated that bucket!
Damn, you guys do nice work!!!🔥🔥
Brent was very skilled!
No good way to drain a Popwerglide? As in allowing the transmission to drain into a bucket before moving?
That great job you guys knocked it out far❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
That is what I consider a TRUE CONCOURSE restoration. It is definitely better than when it rolled off the line at the factory. The attention to detail is the best I've seen. It came out looking absolutely amazing. Curious what the car looks like these days since I notice the copyright on the video was 2010.
Good job! It looks great in red.
I used to work in a body shop. I miss doing this stuff.
That's one hell of a frame and suspension 😊❤
Incredible what a crew of highly skilled Automotive Tech's, Fabricators along with a few million dollars worth of tools can accomplish.
A lot of work! Glenn