Two Guns is absolutely rocking the body work. Tommy the only thing you haven’t realized is we all start at the same place, learning. These videos will inspire thousands of other young people to fix it up themselves. Your work looks fantastic. It’s going to be one badass truck, that YOU built. Super proud of you.
Tommy super great video it really looks good . I also was worried about doing a similar job many years ago and my dad said son it's metal you can't be afraid of trying , he isn't here now but just some of the things he said will follow me through life . Y'all are doing a great job and it shows we all are pulling for you and Allison both of y'all have your strengths and together y'all make a great team. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Best of luck with the build looking forward to more. 👍💯
Tommy I love the content brother, I'm battling stage 4 colon cancer and I live in Troy Alabama. I always look forward to y'all's videos. Y'all are some awesome people and God Bless !!!
Hey Tommy, I know it’s too late now but Jasco paint and epoxy remover (Lowes) works great at removing glue. It does remove the paint as well but it saves a lot of time!
Tommy you don't need to be so nervous or scared about working on your own stuff buddy I believe in you I know you can do it just have confidence in yourself and you'll be surprised on how how far you can go in life and what you can accomplish if you think positive positive outcomes you think negative negative outcomes you got this buddy
😩 No you have to keep the stepside vibe I've seen thousands of fleetsides but not as many stepsides. I understand the reasoning behind it but it's not that hard to fix the bed you had a Saturday with a welder, grinder and some stock you could have learned something too.
@@Michael666CA I understand but depending on the year a step side can be nice don't you think and when it comes to the weight it can be made lighter. I'm saying was I think the truck would have looked nicer with the other bed but in my comment I said it could be repairable but then it comes to the fact a lot of it is fiberglass it's not even worth it. I just think it would look nice on a race truck where I live in the Canadian Northwest you don't find those and if you do people want more for them the only ones I've been able to find are like 90s four wheel drives that have like 400,000 km on them and they want 15 grand prices of gone up so high after the pandemic.
Very nice! Keep at it Tommy and you’ll have something to be really proud of. I enjoy watching your journey. Doing it once will give you the confidence to be a expert before you know it.
It’s coming right along Tommy. You are learning a bunch and it will mean more building it yourself. Pretty cool you find the time to watch a Feller’s channel. Would be Awesome if yall worked on a revival or something.. My 2 favorite RUclips families getting together would be spectacular.
Tommy for your first time of doing body work that looks pretty good I think...You keep doing body work you'll get better and better maybe even have a side job of doing paint and body..... (Tommy 2 🔫gun's🔫 paint & body) You get the idea...lol...I think that would be awesome....Good luck young man.
Every vehicle has some filler in them, but that bed is an easy fix honestly and will be lighter than the stepside bed. Painting a vehicle isn’t hard either Tommy, especially if you use a single stage paint but base/clear will give you better results. Base/clear is also more forgiving if you have any runs in your paint.
You are doing a fine job, Tommy. This is your first project and will not be the last. You should have seen my first, you would proud of your work. Lots better than mine, 35 years later!
Tommy stop knocking yourself back. For someone that doesn’t weld every day you’ve done a decent job there. And you will get words of advice in the comments. But remember the haters and bitchy comments are from people that probably don’t know how to weld or fabricate. 👍🏻🇬🇧
LOL Take the Ball-Peen Hammer away from Jeff. Just weld those holes up and grind them you wont need any filler. That is a good looking bed and a heck of a deal for only $500 bucks .
Good job on the cab corners and rocker panel. Nice just tacking them like you did. Before you you do the bed liner use the por15 to prevent it If you’re going to use a spray on bed liner might as well do the underside as well it will make it cleaner looking
When you cut through both panels at the same time like that the problem you run into is your gap is going to be at least as wide as the cutoff wheel you use so in the future I would get the thinnest cutoff wheels you can find. You can get 3” wheels as thin as 1/32”. Hope this helps with any future panel replacement your doing!
Tommy degrease the bottom of that bed then use rustoleum bed liner on it, it inexpensive and it comes in the big turbo spray can that sprays just like a spray gun, you'll be amazed!
The lower parts of the bed , I would just spray bed liner on it and then spray the color right over the bed liner on the bottom parts. That will save the time of the filler work and sanding and look fine.
Lookin good one step at a time. Get you some sawhorses to put that bed up on save your back. I worked off an office chair on mine when I did it that way.
Should have took a propane torch and heated that glue up and it appealed right off brother otherwise them things are a job I tried to cut them off with the putty knife one time did my friend walked up with a torch and took them right off then got some slow dry reducer and took the dog gone glue right off
Paint it with some single stage summit racing urthane paint easy very easy it lays flat and u can deff do it and turn out great 90 percent of a good paint job is prep bud keep up great content
Tommy Just sand it down with the DA and then get a can of 3M Chip/Rock guard! That’s the shit your trying to get off it’s just factory rock/chip guard, Spay that shit back on and it will cover any little dents or chips!
That was a good deal for a rust free bed. Around me people sell rust free southern beds for 2k plus. Kevin Tetz has good videos showing how to do body work and paint.
I respect the hell out of yall wanting to do all that work yourself. It's rewarding g to learn a new skill, and also start showing off your own work on street ir at track. Love it man.
Well done tommy you are learning many new skills best part coming from an old bloke is lm happy to see a young person wanting to learn and remember the experts you see doing technical stuff have had lots of practice and mistakes along the way so don't be hard on yourself mate ❤Australia
We had a Corvare setting in the garage of a house we rented for a year while we built our new home. Rather me, my brothers and Dad built it when school was out for the summer in mid 80s. Anyway, it was a red one in mint condition. I remember it had a gear shift on the dash that was like 3 inches long, yes 3 inches. It was automatic. I was almost 15 years old and I wanted it but Dad said no because they could be dangerous due to the gas tank being under the hood in the front of the car, and the motor in the trunk in the back of the car. Think it was convertible too with a ra removable or canvas vinyl-like let-down top. I ended up getting the coolest black 55 Chev truck with a 1967 Stingray Vet 327 v8 with aluminum rased 4 barrel intake with factory headers and I believe it had the double hump heads where the spark plugs came out the side differently than normally. I understand that was a really good thing. All I knew was it had some more get-up-and-go with a low-geared rear-end. It had been through a hell storm so had a lot of Bondo sanding. Painted it with a wet-looking black with silver metallic in the paint with two clear coats on it. A friend's dad painted it for me. Thanks, Donald, I will never forget or stop appreciating you. I had saved up my money working from like 13 years old mowing, hauling hay, racking leaves. Any job I could find. When I got about 60 percent of the cost of the truck saved up my dad asked me to go for a ride with him and we went and got it and he paid the rest. If I had not I promise you I would have been walking. He would help when you helped yourself and only then. Thank you, Dad, you taught me how to be proud of myself as a man through hard work and good moral values.
Hey Tommy! From my experience with body work the painting process isn’t the scary part…the scary part is having great prep I’ve sprayed GREAT paint in a garage with the floor wetted down…and you can cut n buff it get it real smooth, BUT when doing body work / primer USE A GUIDE COAT AND BLOCK SAND to see high and low spots!! helps so much!!!
Two Guns is absolutely rocking the body work. Tommy the only thing you haven’t realized is we all start at the same place, learning. These videos will inspire thousands of other young people to fix it up themselves. Your work looks fantastic. It’s going to be one badass truck, that YOU built. Super proud of you.
Put a ring on it Tommy! She’s dialed brother!
Facts
It’s a match made in heaven. The tears of joy that would drop across the world for this unitement is unfathomable. 💍
Tommy , I give you two thumbs up for doing something you have never done a try ! I think you did a pretty good job myself .
Tommy super great video it really looks good . I also was worried about doing a similar job many years ago and my dad said son it's metal you can't be afraid of trying , he isn't here now but just some of the things he said will follow me through life . Y'all are doing a great job and it shows we all are pulling for you and Allison both of y'all have your strengths and together y'all make a great team. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Best of luck with the build looking forward to more. 👍💯
I disagree, she said she doesn’t like the 70 chevelle front end 🤦🏻♂️
Smart man! Fleet side beds look much better! 💯
Badass, now that’s a reputable OBS! 💯
Tommy I love the content brother, I'm battling stage 4 colon cancer and I live in Troy Alabama. I always look forward to y'all's videos. Y'all are some awesome people and God Bless !!!
Sorry to hear brother but keep on battling. Prayers out to you and your family!
I had same thing 7 years ago, did the bag etc etc keep your head up im 100percent back to work feeling great
Keep your head up bro. I beat stage 4 non Hodgkin's lymphoma. Thank God. You can too!💪
Keep your head up, stay string down in Troy brother. I'm in muscle shoals myself.
@@kennethcarmack8031red bay far from you and I’ll be praying for a good recovery stay positive to the guy in Troy Al
U don’t like 70 chevelle wagon front end omg
Hey Tommy, I know it’s too late now but Jasco paint and epoxy remover (Lowes) works great at removing glue. It does remove the paint as well but it saves a lot of time!
Tommy you don't need to be so nervous or scared about working on your own stuff buddy I believe in you I know you can do it just have confidence in yourself and you'll be surprised on how how far you can go in life and what you can accomplish if you think positive positive outcomes you think negative negative outcomes you got this buddy
That truck is taking shape! You'll have it done in no time. Good work Tommy!
That bed was a awesome choice ! 😁👍🏼
Nobody likes a stepside bed , the bed you picked is much better looking on a truck than a stepside !
Who says? Step sides are worth more!
Practice makes perfect. Don’t get discouraged. Keep up the good work.
He ain’t scared. Man is jumping in both feet and doing a hell of a job. Good man Tommy good man.
Gosh darn Tommy y’all killin it bro thanks for another video and all y’all’s hard work young man
😩 No you have to keep the stepside vibe I've seen thousands of fleetsides but not as many stepsides. I understand the reasoning behind it but it's not that hard to fix the bed you had a Saturday with a welder, grinder and some stock you could have learned something too.
There’s a reason why that is 😆
If racing, a flare side is 60lbs heavier, and ugly
@@Michael666CA I understand but depending on the year a step side can be nice don't you think and when it comes to the weight it can be made lighter. I'm saying was I think the truck would have looked nicer with the other bed but in my comment I said it could be repairable but then it comes to the fact a lot of it is fiberglass it's not even worth it. I just think it would look nice on a race truck where I live in the Canadian Northwest you don't find those and if you do people want more for them the only ones I've been able to find are like 90s four wheel drives that have like 400,000 km on them and they want 15 grand prices of gone up so high after the pandemic.
He needs to save on weight anyhow
Very nice! Keep at it Tommy and you’ll have something to be really proud of. I enjoy watching your journey. Doing it once will give you the confidence to be a expert before you know it.
It’s coming right along Tommy. You are learning a bunch and it will mean more building it yourself.
Pretty cool you find the time to watch a Feller’s channel. Would be Awesome if yall worked on a revival or something.. My 2 favorite RUclips families getting together would be spectacular.
Nice welds Allison ! 👍🏻
Hear, hear to dat!,, Allison's just like her Dad,, she's unafraid to jump in and tackle any project. 🙂
Tommy for your first time of doing body work that looks pretty good I think...You keep doing body work you'll get better and better maybe even have a side job of doing paint and body.....
(Tommy 2 🔫gun's🔫 paint & body)
You get the idea...lol...I think that would be awesome....Good luck young man.
As a body man, Tommy you did very well. Did not expect the weld thru primer!
So glad your ditching the ugly stepside bed.
Hey young man have confidence you are gonna make some mistakes it's all part of learning keep going g
Keep your head up Tommy!!! Hell your better at body work than like 90% of people who do it ....for real!!!
Every vehicle has some filler in them, but that bed is an easy fix honestly and will be lighter than the stepside bed. Painting a vehicle isn’t hard either Tommy, especially if you use a single stage paint but base/clear will give you better results. Base/clear is also more forgiving if you have any runs in your paint.
You are doing a fine job, Tommy. This is your first project and will not be the last. You should have seen my first, you would proud of your work. Lots better than mine, 35 years later!
Hit the 👍 like button for Tommy and Allison plz🙏
Already did 👍
Try using 0.23 wire for sheet metal
Shoot single stage paint u will be fine sir
Tommy...You are doing a really good job. Nothing to be embarrassed about.
Tommy stop knocking yourself back. For someone that doesn’t weld every day you’ve done a decent job there. And you will get words of advice in the comments. But remember the haters and bitchy comments are from people that probably don’t know how to weld or fabricate. 👍🏻🇬🇧
LOL Take the Ball-Peen Hammer away from Jeff. Just weld those holes up and grind them you wont need any filler. That is a good looking bed and a heck of a deal for only $500 bucks .
Panel looks good tommy a little filler and primer and you'll be all good
Tommy! watch some of Bad Chads stuff. He has some great stuff for the average person. Ive learned a lot from him. Never give up bud your doing great.
Good job on the cab corners and rocker panel. Nice just tacking them like you did. Before you you do the bed liner use the por15 to prevent it If you’re going to use a spray on bed liner might as well do the underside as well it will make it cleaner looking
Truck bed looks amazing, dude. I've paid a 1000 all day long for a bed that good condition. You did very well. You guys
When you cut through both panels at the same time like that the problem you run into is your gap is going to be at least as wide as the cutoff wheel you use so in the future I would get the thinnest cutoff wheels you can find. You can get 3” wheels as thin as 1/32”. Hope this helps with any future panel replacement your doing!
Tommy degrease the bottom of that bed then use rustoleum bed liner on it, it inexpensive and it comes in the big turbo spray can that sprays just like a spray gun, you'll be amazed!
Tommy why didn't you consult House of Pearls for some advice? They must know more than Jeffffffffa?
Where did you get the bed from? Im looking for a decent looking bed for 06 silverado. Its 6 1/2ft bed
house of perals should give u a good deal on getting that truck matching as ur family as grown their business 300%$
The lower parts of the bed , I would just spray bed liner on it and then spray the color right over the bed liner on the bottom parts. That will save the time of the filler work and sanding and look fine.
Looks goood Tommy awesome job sometimes you just gotta jump into it and get your hands dirty and alot of Trial and Error thats how ya learn my boy 👍🍻👍
Nice job Tommy!
Fleetside YES!!!!! I get the stepside is "different" but 100% better with a straight bed.
Those welds look great I'm proud of you
Tommy fiberglass/ tiger hair over welds first before Bondo/ plastic filler so if any pinholes it will be waterproof/ sealed off
Hell Yes Thomas! Keep up the great work! Don't be embarrassed about anything your working on or doing, you can only learn by trying.
I've never really been a fan of step sides,I like a good straight truck!Good job to the both of you:-)
Probably a toolbox across the bed
Your hard on yourself and thays a good thing but that cab corner looks great bud
Fair price for sure. You can paint it Tommy. I'm sure will do your research and learn. House of Perls will give you some pointers.
Lookin good one step at a time. Get you some sawhorses to put that bed up on save your back. I worked off an office chair on mine when I did it that way.
Should have took a propane torch and heated that glue up and it appealed right off brother otherwise them things are a job I tried to cut them off with the putty knife one time did my friend walked up with a torch and took them right off then got some slow dry reducer and took the dog gone glue right off
Paint it with some single stage summit racing urthane paint easy very easy it lays flat and u can deff do it and turn out great 90 percent of a good paint job is prep bud keep up great content
I’m impressed with Alison’s welding ❤ ,she a keeper big guy !
Great job! I do driver quality body work, and it isn't too hard. The more you do, the better you get! Good job!
Looking good Tommy can’t wait to see it finished.
Nice job on the stuff you have completed.
Allison, honey, how the hell can you say the front of a 70 Chevelle is ugly? The 70 Chevelle is only slightly less attractive than a 68 Charger.
I got a pretty much rust free bed here in Livingston TX....
Looking good on the body work. Never was my cup of tea. 😂 Good luck on the build. 👍
All right thumbs up for Allison just another Mustang who cares okily dokily then
Good job. Good content. Your trying that counts for a lot.
Tommy Just sand it down with the DA and then get a can of 3M Chip/Rock guard! That’s the shit your trying to get off it’s just factory rock/chip guard, Spay that shit back on and it will cover any little dents or chips!
Spray wd 40 on the adhesive glue and let it sit, should wipe right off
Its so great to know there's still atleast 1 or 2 young kids who still know how to work with their hands! Keep kicking ass Tommy!
Come to our florida junkyardswe got alot of good obs trucks down here
Like Spring. Pollen. Not so much ))
Damn I see you Allison
Dang 8s in and 0 views you guy's falling off!!! LMBO 😂😆😂
Looks good buddy keep up practice makes perfect
On a big gap you can hold some extra wire or even a coat hanger and add it with your other hand.
Woo-hoo! Fleetside beds are way better lookin and makes more sense than a stepside.
Shes looking good Tommy !!! Keep up the good work !!!!
Good job young man! Can't wait to see more progress!
Lookin good brother!
Tommy needs a House of Pearls makeover 😉
Pretty good welds between you and Allison!
Stuff a flat football in the rear tailight pocket and air it up to push majority of that dent out
Great job tommy. Only way to learn is by getting in there and doing it. Looking forward to seeing it done
Looks good sir keep pushing!
I’m your dads biggest fan 😂
Can't wait to see this truck done love obs chevys
That was a good deal for a rust free bed. Around me people sell rust free southern beds for 2k plus. Kevin Tetz has good videos showing how to do body work and paint.
What became of the Dakota project? That was kimda different than what ya see everyday.
I respect the hell out of yall wanting to do all that work yourself.
It's rewarding g to learn a new skill, and also start showing off your own work on street ir at track.
Love it man.
If you’re not a good welder ya become a great grinder. 😂
Use a Dolly it will make dents that you can get to both sides easier
You did a good job. Learning is the key. Maybe go talk to the guys at House Of Pearl about fitting the sheetmetal they seem to have it down.
I know the House of Pearls are doing alot for you guys!!!
Maybe get is it jessie to give you some tips!!!
Looking good!! I like this better than the step side bed.
Looks good Tommy, glad for the update!
Thanks for new video been busy this week 😊
Well done tommy you are learning many new skills best part coming from an old bloke is lm happy to see a young person wanting to learn and remember the experts you see doing technical stuff have had lots of practice and mistakes along the way so don't be hard on yourself mate ❤Australia
Pull the door seal and drill out the spot welds son
DA with 80 grit will bring glue off sir
Your doing great two guns!! None of us were born knowing how to weld or do body work !!!
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3m makes a wheel that removes adhesive off
Project is looking good keep it up book the knowledge for next one
Looking good. Cab corners have alot of angles to get right especially when you have no prior experience. Great work. Going to be a neat truck.
We had a Corvare setting in the garage of a house we rented for a year while we built our new home. Rather me, my brothers and Dad built it when school was out for the summer in mid 80s. Anyway, it was a red one in mint condition. I remember it had a gear shift on the dash that was like 3 inches long, yes 3 inches. It was automatic. I was almost 15 years old and I wanted it but Dad said no because they could be dangerous due to the gas tank being under the hood in the front of the car, and the motor in the trunk in the back of the car. Think it was convertible too with a ra removable or canvas vinyl-like let-down top. I ended up getting the coolest black 55 Chev truck with a 1967 Stingray Vet 327 v8 with aluminum rased 4 barrel intake with factory headers and I believe it had the double hump heads where the spark plugs came out the side differently than normally. I understand that was a really good thing. All I knew was it had some more get-up-and-go with a low-geared rear-end. It had been through a hell storm so had a lot of Bondo sanding. Painted it with a wet-looking black with silver metallic in the paint with two clear coats on it. A friend's dad painted it for me. Thanks, Donald, I will never forget or stop appreciating you. I had saved up my money working from like 13 years old mowing, hauling hay, racking leaves. Any job I could find. When I got about 60 percent of the cost of the truck saved up my dad asked me to go for a ride with him and we went and got it and he paid the rest. If I had not I promise you I would have been walking. He would help when you helped yourself and only then. Thank you, Dad, you taught me how to be proud of myself as a man through hard work and good moral values.
That was a really cool-looking car with a 3-inch automatic gear shift.
Hey Tommy! From my experience with body work the painting process isn’t the scary part…the scary part is having great prep I’ve sprayed GREAT paint in a garage with the floor wetted down…and you can cut n buff it get it real smooth, BUT when doing body work / primer USE A GUIDE COAT AND BLOCK SAND to see high and low spots!! helps so much!!!
Keep goin. I like the obs content