Removing dents with basic tools. Using a slapper along with hammer and dolly on the 1938 Pontiac.

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @HalfassKustoms
    @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад +14

    May not be the best way to do this but it works for me, what would you folks do different?

    • @chicagovasko
      @chicagovasko 4 года назад +1

      Ur doing fine it's ur car bud I just wanna see what you Invision.

    • @chicagovasko
      @chicagovasko 4 года назад

      I like the grill.

    • @watcher_1960
      @watcher_1960 4 года назад +3

      Not sure you could do anything different, and come out as good as what you will, by doing it as you are... I've done some of this work and there are no shortcuts, but you know that already. I appreciate your work ethic and vision. Thank you for the videos!

    • @cato9tales141
      @cato9tales141 4 года назад

      I have a friend that has been working on his '56 Chevy for minimum 15 years. I'm with YOU on this!

    • @wschell4023
      @wschell4023 4 года назад

      You’ve pretty much nailed the way it’s done. If you were to take it to the next level you might try bumping up all the low spots from behind and then using a shrinking disc on the top surface. Basically the shrinking disc (which creates low heat and then shrinkage ) will take the high spots back down to even with the surroundings for a metal finish that doesn’t need filler. I’ve done this on a VW bug fender. I know Cahill autobody uses the shrinking disc for some projects. Easy to make a shrinking disc with some flat stainless and your shrinker jaws a to create a dome shape (Google it). Or it’s good enuff for a driver like you said!

  • @EdOfTheNorth
    @EdOfTheNorth 4 года назад +17

    That frontal silhouette looks simply amazing as does the rest of the car as well. I'll never own a 33 or a 38 but it sure is satisfying to know that there is still such beauty out there showing the young folk that in times past men did know what beauty is really all about. 68 was another stand out year for car design but designers today couldn't catch flies with shit.

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад +5

      haha yeah everyone styling is kinda the same nowadays, 30's and early 40's had some of the nicest shapes for cars.

    • @joefromga5458
      @joefromga5458 4 года назад +1

      Love is a "fat fendered" thing!

  • @markcameron8510
    @markcameron8510 4 года назад +2

    Liking the way you explain and demonstrate. I’ve tried just enough to know you’re making it look ‘way easier than it is, but watching how you work is making me think I might just give another try-so thanks. And thanks MUCH for giving us such good stuff in these dismal times. More!

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Thanks dude, have to just keep at it and eventually you'll get it or at least better at it haha

  • @kellypeterson2217
    @kellypeterson2217 4 года назад +7

    I can't remember any videos I've seen on youtube that I enjoy as much as yours. Your ingenuity in solving every obstacle encountered
    on the Pontiac build as well as your shop full of hand made 'specialty' tools is an inspiration. Please keep up the good work, I look
    forward to every new episode.

  • @davidlester6092
    @davidlester6092 4 года назад +1

    The beauty of old iron! Couldn't do that with today's garbage. You are kicking ass!!!!

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      haha hammering on plastic doesn't get you to far now a days haha

  • @jeffreylevin1266
    @jeffreylevin1266 4 года назад +1

    She’s looking tougher and tougher! Please keep the videos coming.

  • @jonmattingly700
    @jonmattingly700 4 года назад +2

    I am restoring a 1966 Ford F100 and watching your videos have really helped me, thanks

  • @thaihi2188
    @thaihi2188 4 года назад +1

    It is a pleasure to watch a master at work.

  • @SteveP-vm1uc
    @SteveP-vm1uc 4 года назад +1

    I have to thank you, very much, for your videos. I am a handicapped x-mechanic who loves old cars and truly misses working on them. I spend my days pretty bored, but when I see your videos come up, I feel alive again!!! At this point I have binge watched all of your videos and love them all. So I don't know if you know how much you are appreciated, but I am here to tell you, there are millions of people just like me that live through you and your videos.. So THANK YOU VERY MUCH and please never stop!! Even the parts you think are boring are by far better than what many of us are capable of, so show us the works!!!!! Stay safe!! Steve

  • @davecoate9995
    @davecoate9995 4 года назад +1

    Hey there, Australia here, thanks so much for your videos. They are fun and informative. With this lockdown I am getting plenty of time to practice on my projects. Cheers

  • @MrHevyshevy
    @MrHevyshevy 4 года назад +1

    The front view is fantastic. Nice hammer and dolly work.

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Thanks man, yeah the over all profile is the best looks total Dick Tracey haha

  • @homespuntools2115
    @homespuntools2115 4 года назад +1

    I'm finding Dan ,Jeff and Dave , and your posts quite the therapy sessions today... got home from work 2 hours ago, suppers in front of me, maybe had 2 bites and I get to go back and do it again tomorrow just a little stressful right now need to decompress. Thanks Guys!

  • @garyp1533
    @garyp1533 4 года назад +2

    You just put the smile back on that old beauty, looks great.

  • @lookcreations
    @lookcreations 2 года назад

    Well that looked way more straight forward than I suspect it was. Thanks for sharing your skills.

  • @toddhaver1143
    @toddhaver1143 4 года назад +4

    You sir have some mad skills. Great job on metal finish. I worked in a mopar restoration shop. We used to skim coat the hole car.not even a brand new car is perfectly straight. Now people can see what it takes to get a old car looking great again

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Thanks man, yeah one can do nuts with this to metal finish but that would take way to much time haha

    • @toddhaver1143
      @toddhaver1143 4 года назад

      Yes we would skim the whole car in icing. For final coat transtar high build primer block sand it then finish with paint stick wrapped with sandpaper.

  • @williamoliver8883
    @williamoliver8883 4 года назад +1

    I’ll watch these type videos anytime over the crap on television where all the shit arrives in boxes. Your passion is inspirational. I’m now back on my projects after work and late into the evenings.

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад +1

      Thanks man, don't need much to get most of this stuff done, don't get me wrong I'll spend money where needed but only if I have to haha

  • @richhanan218
    @richhanan218 4 года назад +1

    Super nice work. You should be teaching how to do metal working to these kids today. Thats a dieing art. Love this Pontiac build and your channel. Thank you

  • @DavidJones-hl5om
    @DavidJones-hl5om 4 года назад +1

    Fenders are looking good car has come a long ways.

  • @rodneyclements6190
    @rodneyclements6190 4 года назад +1

    I can smell the grinding dust and rust! Lol...took me back 12 years or so hearing that dolly clink with the hammer!! Looking good Brent!!

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      haha hammer and dolly is a good sound not always great when I miss :)

  • @rwruther
    @rwruther 4 года назад +1

    I have to do my 39's tail pan, lots of holes, rusted out... Car looks new from 20 feet away... been repainted... Scared to let somebody do it... I gotta learn. Your videos answer questions that I am too dumb to ask. Thanks a ton for posting.

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Cool man, but for the most part there are no dumb questions, I mean around my shop we will make fun of a guy but will always help and teach what we know right or wrong haha

  • @ScottRods
    @ScottRods 4 года назад

    You made that sanding job look waaaay quicker than it really is lol. I have a 36 coupe and I need to remove all the rust and paint. Fun times. Great video, thanks for sharing.

  • @faerieSAALE
    @faerieSAALE 4 года назад +1

    You have so much energy and NO FEAR to give this build. I admire that!

  • @sjp52047
    @sjp52047 4 года назад +1

    What amazes me is that the "racing stripe" chrome down the middle of the hood and grill lasted well in to the 1950s. I love it! I think it's looking great. Regards, Solomon

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Yeah think that was the Pontiac signature deal :)

  • @davelowell3008
    @davelowell3008 4 года назад +1

    That view of the front clip is so beautiful.

  • @ChipsAndSparksGarage
    @ChipsAndSparksGarage 4 года назад +5

    Looks much better, after a little slapping around..... Just like some people I’ve known!
    Nice work👍

  • @jamesblevins6078
    @jamesblevins6078 4 года назад +1

    that plannishing hammer you got the other day was made for old fenders.. flat dies and keep it moving! ear protection is a must!

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      haha yeah I just sometimes get to zelouse with it and over do it, that's why I went with the hammer and dolly method haha

  • @craigrobbins8981
    @craigrobbins8981 4 года назад +1

    Brent that front end view is so bad ass. Love it, Craig

  • @scottlemons8191
    @scottlemons8191 4 года назад +1

    Knew that them finders was a mess but also knew you'd pull it off It sounds pretty much like my shop now with me hammering on this 66T Bird

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад +1

      haha they were bad but didnt' think that bad

  • @DDSpeedShop
    @DDSpeedShop 4 года назад +3

    So much time on those fenders. They're gunna look sweet smashing into cones haha

  • @jimarena1166
    @jimarena1166 4 года назад +3

    I used to watch and still do DD Speed Shop I reckon you two guys are the coolest guys on the internet I just love watching you to work a lot of times it's just the way you put things together and they just work it looks great it's an awesome car you're building I'm from Australia I wish I was from Canada ID be asking you to build a for me keep up the good work absolutely love it keeps safe to buy the way

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Thanks dude, I hear it's a hard deal for you folks to make anything cool out your way.

  • @jayr5331
    @jayr5331 4 года назад +1

    The front view of the Pontiac is awesome. Great job on the bodywork!

  • @martinmayhem7122
    @martinmayhem7122 4 года назад +1

    More great work Brent! Those fenders turned out great! You are right - sure didn't notice all the little issues until you got after them and took the paint off - but man does she look good now! Impressive

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад +1

      Yeah that's usually the problem just staring at something all the time you don't notice the little things haha

  • @bigmackstruckstop9213
    @bigmackstruckstop9213 3 года назад

    I always enjoy your projects,I love old trucks the mostly.

  • @keithmarsolais2509
    @keithmarsolais2509 4 года назад +1

    She's coming along great!

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Thanks man, you got any projects on the go?

    • @keithmarsolais2509
      @keithmarsolais2509 4 года назад

      I always have something on the go. Just finished up a 71 f100 crown Vic swap, now working on a 62 f100 unibody Vic swap

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Haha seen you one for sale little new I'm taking it :)

  • @certified68crazy3
    @certified68crazy3 4 года назад +1

    I am a relative new subscriber and I am really enjoying this build on a car you don't see everyday , it is going to be sweet . I also wanted to say I think Pablo is such a great dog , he seems to be very intuitive and a great friend to have . I look forward to more on this project , stay safe Brent .

  • @ibraunchy2462
    @ibraunchy2462 4 года назад +1

    About ten years ago had a chance to buy a 1946 Oldsmobile from my Uncle , It was rust free and setting on a chevelle wagon frame I think ? He sold it before I could get there to pick it up , I'm still kicking myself over that miss , Your Pontiac reminds me a lot of the Olds even though the grills are totally different . Keep the vids coming

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      yeah same but different haha

    • @ibraunchy2462
      @ibraunchy2462 4 года назад

      @@HalfassKustoms Big , long and bulky , make dam good cruisers

  • @shanewright6958
    @shanewright6958 4 года назад +1

    Great job and the fenders turned out good 👍👍🇨🇱

  • @kenswitzer4133
    @kenswitzer4133 4 года назад +1

    Do it the way you want. You have brought us a long way and I like what I see. As you have said it is a driver.👍🇺🇸🤙😃

  • @timothynewkirk2654
    @timothynewkirk2654 4 года назад +1

    I've been watching, this is my first comment. So far I enjoy this build. I've never done this extensive body work, but I like your approach! This ole' Pontiac is going to be a beast! ...Newk from Kentucky

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад +1

      Thanks man, yeah she should be fun if we are allowed to have any this summer haha

  • @shotsrodder
    @shotsrodder 4 года назад +1

    I am impressed that you took on such a challenge . Thanks for saving another great treasure. 😎👍

  • @leonardwalters154
    @leonardwalters154 4 года назад +1

    Damn! You got those fenders looking great

  • @frankhagar4651
    @frankhagar4651 4 года назад +1

    That was a cool trick welding that patch and cutting it to fit , never thought of that, thanks for sharing, the music of choice is usually pretty good too , you probably make that too

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      haha Thanks, nope music is what ever youtube lets me use :)

  • @yosefmama1136
    @yosefmama1136 4 года назад +1

    Like your work, and your showing your process !!

  • @timothynewkirk2654
    @timothynewkirk2654 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for the reply. My buddy passed in Dec. 2019. His wife have me his Snap-on mig welder, so I'll be putting can corners, etc in my 1950 International Pickup. It going to see on a 1959 Willys Truck frame with a 1949 Ford pickup axle. And the Flathead 6 Willys motor. Wish me luck! ...Newk from Kentucky

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      haha sounds like quite the mash you got going on.

  • @tonybennett5377
    @tonybennett5377 4 года назад +1

    Yes I would have it, this rod is way cool

  • @bluesman6955
    @bluesman6955 2 года назад

    Thank you for the education. Your technique is priceless!

  • @toddyb1525
    @toddyb1525 4 года назад +1

    Looking awesome.......always looking forward to seeing whats next.

  • @MrBenh1976
    @MrBenh1976 4 года назад +1

    This one is turning out amazing just like all the the rest.

  • @homespuntools2115
    @homespuntools2115 4 года назад +1

    I'm guessing work hardened stress cracks on the front fenders .It's amazing how double crowned "real steel" works out so well .A fine job... well done Brent.

  • @danmoore2443
    @danmoore2443 4 года назад +1

    Looking good ! as long as your having fun your doing it rite👍🏻

  • @markgarcia4785
    @markgarcia4785 4 года назад +1

    If only it was as easy as you make it look! Great job car looks tough already....

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад +1

      haha it's relatively easy just have to keep plugging away.

  • @richardsumner4214
    @richardsumner4214 4 года назад +1

    CAIN'T WAIT TO SEE FINISHED PRODUCT AKA 38 PONO !!! THANKS !

  • @442olds7
    @442olds7 4 года назад +1

    Looks good. I need a slapper, didn't want to buy one... see if I can find an old part of a leaf spring and whip one up, good tip.

  • @lonewolfcustoms3725
    @lonewolfcustoms3725 4 года назад +1

    your video inspired me to build a slap hammer and a how to video keep up the good work

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад +1

      Cool man, the best tools are the free ones haha

  • @douglascorley6630
    @douglascorley6630 4 года назад +1

    Nice work I haven't seen nobody helping you

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Nah I work better alone with stuff like this cause I usually don't' know what I'm doing so I'm not going to tell other people what to do haha

  • @tonybennett5377
    @tonybennett5377 4 года назад +1

    It's rolling art like thunder in the night, it's got curves like an aching heart would love ,it's as tough as nails like an old Apache chief,

  • @PecanRanch
    @PecanRanch 4 года назад +1

    Looking good ! Saty safe.

  • @kentowens2179
    @kentowens2179 4 года назад +1

    Nice video! There's a lot of metal in those old cars! Looking great!

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      you know it get quite the workout straitening it haha

  • @10us101
    @10us101 4 года назад +1

    Again i gotta give you a compliment you have a great looking car there and its turning out soooooooooooooooooo nice wanna say thanks for sharing this you have made my day many times thanks

  • @jamiewaddell1598
    @jamiewaddell1598 4 года назад +1

    Bloody brilliant really liked that video learning all the time every day is a school day.

  • @UCanDoIt2Mike
    @UCanDoIt2Mike 4 года назад +1

    I like the way you worked your patches. I just finished up patching in some sections on my Jeep Fender today as well. Cheers!

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Thanks man, as long as I can get behind the panel to pull the extra steel it's always worked for me :)

  • @shartne
    @shartne 4 года назад +1

    This car is cool looking. Nice work man.

  • @sohc13
    @sohc13 4 года назад +1

    looks good, cant wait to see it driving & done

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      yeah, a ways to go yet but should take to long :)

  • @jeremyhanna3852
    @jeremyhanna3852 4 года назад +1

    So as a kid we owned a junk yard and there still was some prewar stuff in there when I was like 10yrs old all the b.o.p.c had cracks in the fender and quarters above the wheel arch

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      haha I think everything with bubble fenders has cracks in them, don't think the roads where very forgiving back in the day. :)

    • @jeremyhanna3852
      @jeremyhanna3852 4 года назад

      @@HalfassKustoms yeah I'm grandpa always thought it was something to do with deep draw stamping they had not perfected metal distribution

  • @andrewbeal2717
    @andrewbeal2717 4 года назад +2

    Nice job looking forward to seeing more 👍from uk.

  • @treasureseekerintheway3515
    @treasureseekerintheway3515 4 года назад +2

    That's good therapy there!

  • @joeharrington595
    @joeharrington595 4 года назад +1

    Good job! Looking smooth

  • @phill903
    @phill903 4 года назад +1

    Front fenders are looking great, compaired to what they looked like when you started. A skim coat of filler and some sanding sould be ready to spray some primer and paint.

  • @MarkM7111
    @MarkM7111 4 года назад +1

    Well done

  • @dennisschickling5759
    @dennisschickling5759 4 года назад +1

    LOOKS GREAT FROM THE U.S.

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад +1

      Cool man, maybe I'll get to cruise it out that way this summer if the boarders open haha

    • @dennisschickling5759
      @dennisschickling5759 4 года назад

      What part of Canada are you at. My wife and I were Planning on going to Toronto in July, But unsure want is going to be. Keep up the Great Videos.

  • @iguanabelga8028
    @iguanabelga8028 4 года назад +3

    Wow it’s coming nice 👍 when it’s primered up we gone see it’s real beauty, 🙏wish you would paint the whole car like the colour of the tear shaped headlights ( it’s. A typical Colour of the’ 40 you do not see anymore, ),when it’s finished gone be a head turner, keep up the good work , keeps me focused in these times of boredness👍

  • @pjay4972
    @pjay4972 4 года назад +1

    i like it.great body work.going to be a looker when it`s done.thank`s for another great video.

  • @kenhamilton9851
    @kenhamilton9851 4 года назад +1

    Amazing, very nice.

  • @davidwood1923
    @davidwood1923 4 года назад +1

    I Love it... Great Work Brother!

  • @mikestrauss5513
    @mikestrauss5513 4 года назад +1

    I am glad I found your channel and I follow the same channels you do. Great work by the way

  • @Dad-jk2wd
    @Dad-jk2wd 4 года назад +1

    Looking great... love the channel

  • @fonhollohan2908
    @fonhollohan2908 2 года назад

    looks good to me as well. high fill primer should take car of most of that for sure.

  • @formdog9861
    @formdog9861 4 года назад

    good tip on making the slapper i dont like smashing my knuckles

  • @vinnie379l4
    @vinnie379l4 4 года назад +1

    Ya little bit of filler some paint she’ll be mint remember back in the day they use to call them lead sleds when they used lead for filler lol there’s a guy on you tube all he uses is a hammer and dolly he’s really good he popped a little dent right in the front top corner fender of a square body left the fender on not sure how he got in there to do it couldn’t tell that there was a dent there lol don’t think there’s a right or wrong way as long as your popping the dent out haha can’t wait to c it in paint man nice 🤙

  • @thevictorianworkshop8660
    @thevictorianworkshop8660 4 года назад +1

    Bro ever tryed lead loading .I tryed way back never got it right .I just used to get big ingots of lead on the shop floor ha ha ps I used to use anouther trick where the metal starts planning .is to heat it up with a torch untill it's chery red .then slam a wet rag on it .and shrink it .hope I haven't bored you to much lol. pls Stay safe god bless lots of love from over the pond from the Victorian workshop

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Tried and haven't succeed very well with it either also would be to time consuming haha

  • @fjbowen3155
    @fjbowen3155 4 года назад +1

    That is "1" fine machine, like your "stye"! Great job on videos too.

  • @ericmcginnis9413
    @ericmcginnis9413 4 года назад +3

    If anyone can fix it it's you! I'm sure it will come out looking great!

  • @tomholz9928
    @tomholz9928 4 года назад +1

    Beauty. How is Pablo doing in these troubled times?

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      haha He's more bummed with the weather as he's to muddy to let in the house most of the time right now haha

  • @cannednolan8194
    @cannednolan8194 4 года назад +1

    Looks good. Think the holes under the head lights are from after market single lights. For your slapped seen some made with a file to shrink the metal.

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      yeah gotta be some kinda light for sure, yeah seen that not sure how fast that would work though I'm about efficiency haha

  • @ericmcginnis9413
    @ericmcginnis9413 4 года назад +1

    I tried to look at pictures of other pontiacs from the 30'S to see what those wholes in front of the headlights were for but all can come up with was a different mount bracket or at some point someone mounted something but it's really hard to say for sure!

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад +1

      My guess is maybe signals of some kind?

    • @ericmcginnis9413
      @ericmcginnis9413 4 года назад +1

      @@HalfassKustoms something like that or something similar!!!

  • @murrayandru7527
    @murrayandru7527 4 года назад +1

    true Meaning of Classy chassis!

  • @RedDFilm
    @RedDFilm 4 года назад +1

    The 2 holes under each headlight were for signal lights, no?

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Yeah I'm thinking but must of been aftermarket of some kind.

  • @xozindustries7451
    @xozindustries7451 4 года назад +1

    Looks so much better in bare metal

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад +1

      haha yeah but I had one of those already.

  • @deanfischer3402
    @deanfischer3402 4 года назад +1

    I know your not building a SHOW car. But to me cars left rusty look like rusty junkers to me. Dont know where you are going with this build but its fun watching. Its your car and your build. So far I like it.

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Thanks man, usually I leave em rusty if it looks cool and if that was the case I would be driving it by now haha.

  • @garyhodder2784
    @garyhodder2784 4 года назад +1

    Another great video👍👍

  • @mikewiedenhaft9293
    @mikewiedenhaft9293 4 года назад +1

    I love the front without the bumper

  • @06131942
    @06131942 4 года назад +1

    looking good so far , what size wire were you using 023 ? I found it funny in a way when you said you made your slapper from an old leaf spring , because I have one in my tool box also , I believe I used the bottom leaf on an old Falcon spring , small world Frank Travaglio

  • @lanceuppercut2483
    @lanceuppercut2483 4 года назад

    Just found your channel and hit subscribe. I even like the music. What did you put behind the small holes you were filling? These old ears don't work so well. Thanks, now I've got some catching up to do.

  • @irockz281982
    @irockz281982 2 года назад

    Man, I can't wait to start learning how to weld. Hope I do well.

  • @jackbaker452
    @jackbaker452 4 года назад +1

    Hey bro shes sweet just takes timesomtimes i use a benzomatic torch put a little heat on the outside tap hammer on inside a lite amount of heat will pop it out. Just a schooge

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      good one, if I can get my dolly behind I'm usually good, but yeah sometimes gotta throw heat at er to pull some of em.

  • @MarkM7111
    @MarkM7111 4 года назад

    Hope we are going to see the end results Oz

  • @mikepantel6945
    @mikepantel6945 4 года назад +1

    Nice bumping & grinding. That front shot at the end looks good. I don't know your plans on color or colors, maybe silver fenders with grey body?

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      I'm still on my brown kick haha gonna be some kinda brown yet :)

  • @41plymouthnut87
    @41plymouthnut87 4 года назад

    Looking good!

  • @glennnelson6619
    @glennnelson6619 4 года назад +1

    that this is really looking sinister cant wait to see the the Finnished car

    • @HalfassKustoms
      @HalfassKustoms  4 года назад

      Yeah getting close should be able to get alot done this weekend I hope.

  • @joselobo7148
    @joselobo7148 4 года назад

    Cómo siempre...me encanta el trabajo del metal....te felicito!!!