Car That Ate My Brain 2 : Episode 4 Body Building
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- In this episode we are on lock down so our bro Lucky Burton took on the challenge to build the body and make it structurally sound.
Car That Ate My Brain follows film maker, hot rod historian and builder Piero De Luca in his quest to build a replica of the car known as “Tweedy Pie” a 1923 Model T Ford roadster made famous by Ed ‘Big Daddy” Roth. Revell and Roth turned the car into a famous model kit and influenced many, selling over 11 million units to date. This series we tag along with Piero and his friends and see the clone come to life over a 2 year span that is still going on today.
Lucky did it up nice!
From a pile of stuff, to a chassis ! Great work... all o ya !
This car gets cooler by the episode. Not just the car but the way you guys are all chipping in to make it happen. It’s like the hidden message in the whole series so far. It’s so what hot rodding was and should be about. I really hope you can find some half decent induction to do the project justice.
Thanks buddy for the great words!! As for induction I’m hearing the Speedway 9-7 are the way to go.. 😜😘😘😘😘
I am in the process of building my own T from old kit, so I will enjoy following your progress. Thanks.
Another excellent video and build coverage! ALWAYS enjoy the great MFS videos, keep ‘em coming!!!
Thanks you!!!
This is a really cool channel I love all those traditional hot rods I love cars from that era
Great. So much fun follow the build.
Lucky gave the t away so he wouldn't have to build it, and still finds himself building it haha he must be a good dude. Great work really enjoying this one!
Very cool project. Excellent detailed content and video as well.
Thank you!!
Great build!! We can't wait to get started on something new!!!
Thanks man!!
Looking really good!!!!!!! 🤜🤛👍
This is turning out gold!!
Thanks man I had no idea about the details of that car tweedy pie was a spectacular car with all kinds of cool build stuff. I just love the 32 frame how it wraps to the front. Great job man
Another good installment.........and the music is over the top !!! 👍
Excellent as usual. I eagerly await the next installment. Tweedy Pie has always been a favorite and was as much an influence on my love of hot rods as my cousin, who fed my addiction!
Awesome episode, car is coming along you guys work well together. Lucky cracks me up.
Awesome Mate 👍🏼 Sweet as Apple pie 😉
So killer! Excited to see more Piero!
looking great.. lucky seems like great dude!
Thank you.
@@luckyburton4787 great job in t body, was great to see you help out a pal.. dig your work!
Thanks and he’s ok.. 😙
Looking good
Thanks!
Great work, Lucky has it going on! Are you going to move the gas filler over to the drivers side like Tweedy Pie, or leave it in the middle?
I’m going to have Bobby Walden build and exact replica :) this one would take too much work to make it right..
Miss your posts on the HAMB, man.
Killin it with these videos!!!
Nice job cool stuff
So rad!
Great to see this coming together. I’ve been scratching my head when it comes to the pedal setup, I have a perfect set of 39s and a not so perfect F1 crossmember with pedals I think I just have to pick a set and go with it.
I have to put the engine and trans in with the shifter installed because I’m using a 57 Chevy 3 speed to make sure everything clears. It would be so much easier to stuff an automatic in it but hot rods have 3 pedals lol.
Again a great episode thanks for sharing it’s given me some ideas for my pedal setup.
Tell Lucky he turns into a frenchman because he’s tres beau et magnifique 😂
I miss my old dirty shop 🤪.... stupid new dirty shop!
Friggin' ruler !!!! Love your work, man. Cheers !!! 👍👍
@@jamiecampbell3068 thank you 🙏
Really hope you show how you finish the body where it goes over the outside of the frame rails. Planning to channel a 27 T touring over a Model A frame so that would help me out. Loving the build though!
Don't worry about the monsters. They're stuck on Maple Street.
Cool car! Personally, not a fan of short wheelbase rigs, but it's not mine.
So much broizmo
I bet that the gas tank is off of a big truck.
Did I see an Acadian flag in your garage at some point?
Radd
So lucky does all the work?
He does some.. I do some.. my other friend does some... That’s how a lot of cars get built with help from friends. Keep watching there’s a lot to still be seen.. we’re only 4 episodes in.
I do not.. I offered up my help so Piero could continue doing what he does. I wanted to get all the harder stuff done in my shop where I’m set up to do the fabrication. I just did a small portion of this car
4 episode's in ok buddy we will see . There are workers and talkers. Best of luck to you both.
@Daddy shovel I’m curious Mr. Shovel or should I call you Daddy? That’s really weird too.. so Daddy Shovel.. what is it you do? Like I guess you build Shovel heads? So let’s see what you’re doing? I mean you’re the Daddy of Shovel.. you dig? No really do you dig.. like trench’s and stuff? Any ways let’s see what you got in the garage!
don't use that trans behind a v8
Perfectly fine transmissions Bob.. I ran one behind my 331 Cadillac for many years and it was great! I’m not building a drag car.. it’s a hot rod It’s a fun car and it’s what it had.. The 39 or early trans has been adapted to every type of motor so a stock 283 will be fine a probably the most adapted combo done since they were made.
Also we are not new to this.. we’ve been doing it for 20+ years now.. 🤙🏽