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It's a beautiful thing to see how the love of one things make the rest of your dreams come together. You have a talent, a good girl, good teacher, nice truck and a brother that care about you. Good luck in your ventures, Always wishing you love, life, health and happiness.✌
Brian, start with the basics instead of throwing money at it. Get the engine running and tuned. Service the transmission. Buy a front disc brake kit. Replace the front steering parts if need be. Work with what you already got. Tons of info on the internet. If you need parts Los Angeles Craigslist, Pomona Swapmeet, Facebook Market Place, etc. You don’t always have to buy new. Chevy parts are plentiful!
great brother , building a car with your brother will always be a memory . I wouldn't ask my brother to pick up stones he would probably break them or steal them . I know is old post but cant wait to see this project finished.
a very beautiful car, for people who come from the USSR, such cars are a huge luxury. even today, I am amazed by the style of your cars of those times, very luxurious cars, big, with character and unique style. success in restoration.
Love your truck, Man! I was born in 1957. If I had this fantastic truck it would be put back to factory original! But hey, looks like you work hard for your money, so make it like your dream truck! I look forward to progress updates!
I’m restoring a 1968 Chevy K20 right now! Getting close to being done. Time for paint and body next! Love the ‘57!!! I wish my videos were as good as yours though... 🏁
I like this different style vlog! You really do have a life style that is different but still parallels society. It's refreshing to see someone who beats to their own drum and loves every second of it.
I see a cool T shirt outta this video - With the 57 and and the brand name! I think you can deck out the interior with some fine stitched leather and brass, Good for you Brian Dream Big!
I will keep it stock as much as possible. I would go to junkyards and find the parts you need. There are many places that can get your parts. Just like a classic boot, You only replace the essentials and keep the leather as clean and healthy as possible. Your truck is not very difficult to work on. I am confident that a person of your determination will clean up this lady. Remember she earned her dignity.
Digging the truck! Rough out the kinks before you go all out. I own a 56 with my dad and it is a great cruiser with just a different rear end, motor and steering linkage. This truck was a headache when it came to the body; rusty parts and years of abuse meant many parts were not useable. They do make complete frames that would be light years easier to swap the body with.
Boiled linseed oil just with a old but clean cloth will preserve the paint natural old prints look with be nice!! And keep putting out the vlog material it’s enjoyable man!!👍🏿
Like your truck and your car for that matter.... It's very you. I do a lot of trucks. I think you need to make it look original but make it fun to drive. Have fun with it and enjoy it.
Nice truck, I would first spend money on rebuilding the drive train with some straight pipes and rebuild suspension. I built my 65 impala and took me 6 yrs but I learned so much. Slow n steady is the way to go. Good luck Bro!
Brian enjoyed this video. I think you should video your truck as you began to restore it. That truck is in great shape. That truck has a lot of history brother. Thanks for sharing.
Go get it Brian! Take your time with the project, don’t put a deadline on it and you’ll enjoy it a lot more, less stress the better.. it’ll come, I can see the motivation within you and your brother 👊
I love your truck! I had one just like it, color and all when I was younger. I’m really looking forward to see the restoration! Do what ever your heart tells you to do on the restoration.
Nice tastes in trucks I also dreamed of owning one for years before I got mine. Can't wait to see the progress on the 57 I'm hoping to start on mine this spring.
Very nice truck! Sure matches the whole image! I look forward to the updates. I believe restorations like this are as much about the journey as the destination! Enjoy!
I wish you all the luck in the world getting the truck just the way you want it. I hope it all goes very smooth for you. I’m looking forward to seeing it when it’s done.
I agree with the others below, about keeping the vintage look outside. I think of it as a worn old pair of boots. Just like you rebuild boots from the ground up, leaving the heart (uppers) in a worn but reconditioned look. I think you should apply this to the truck. That new suspension and brakes, with a custom leather interior, LS swap motor maybe... Leaving the body with that broken-in look. Just my 2 cents. PS I am jealous, and am sure whatever you do will be classy as hell.
Looks like your brother wants to put a mustang II front end on your truck. thats pretty common since can set them up to be responsive. Ask Roadster Shop about their revo ifs. Real stout since they're double sheared on all connecting points, have thicker walled arms so they don't bend on big potholes, and are priced competetively. If you got a good builder, can get a truck bar/torque arm and leaf springs to work real well together. Can also haul much better with leaf springs so you don't lose the main benefit of a truck. If you got somewhere to put a 2 post car lift, would be cheaper to buy one for 2k and pay a guy you trust to do the work in your garage than to pay a shop to do it. If you're going to have a shop do all the work, make sure the shops somewhere you can keep an eye on, as well as has good reviews. Lots of people get screwed by shady shops. Can also get your truck done in Mexico where price would be much cheaper. There's some crazy good shops there. Lastly, set a budget first and always stick to the main goal of your restoration or the price is going to climb through the roof.
@@BrianTheBootmaker Nothing, the suspension is stock. It drives like an old truck, and I'm ok with that. I actually learned to drive in it when I was 9. Its not nice to look at, but it means something to me. I did put a 350 in it, and a 400 turbo tranny back 92 after I got out of the military. I need to switch out the gears in the rearend or get another rearend to put in it. but again, money and time. I look forward to watching your progress. You and MrHevyshevy here on youtube are working on tri five chevy trucks. kind of getting me motivated to do more with mine. Thanks - when I get around to it, I will post some pics on my instagram and tag you. I follow you there as well. instagram.com/dlbraly/
That's a sweet ride Brian. It's a long haul doin a resto on the cheap but its worth it. I have a 66 Chevy C10 that I refuse to spend big money on. You can still make it nice and have a good driver without spending a lot. It may not be showroom quality but I like driving and using my truck.
Been waiting a LONG time for an update on the progress. Last vid was about welding the rear suspension. Where are you at with this project Brian????????
Different kind of video on your other passions and family. Good stuff, kept me entertained. This looks like a possible second channel for you “Rolestoration Club.” Good luck on your endeavors
Brian, Your brother and you behave as crazy as my brother and I. I fully expected the pickup to start up and drive out. But no, I would have been your brother pushing the pickup and my younger brother would have been you running to jump in the vehicle to steer it. Reminded me of good memories with my brother! I hope you two make your own moments working together for a long time.
Great truck nice to see you get to build your dream truck. There are many ways to build it. If you have any questions please just ask i have lots of professional car guys that can answer any questions and thanks for the cool videos
I like the extra vlog vids here and there. Love the hat and overalls. I have the same style. You work on the best shoes so grab the best overall bibs. Carhartt is what I Just started wearing and love them. Keep the vids coming.
Man I know the feeling. I'm the younger brother that does the car thing and I helped my brother with his cars. Big respect on that.
It's a beautiful thing to see how the love of one things make the rest of your dreams come together. You have a talent, a good girl, good teacher, nice truck and a brother that care about you. Good luck in your ventures, Always wishing you love, life, health and happiness.✌
Brian, start with the basics instead of throwing money at it. Get the engine running and tuned. Service the transmission. Buy a front disc brake kit. Replace the front steering parts if need be. Work with what you already got. Tons of info on the internet. If you need parts Los Angeles Craigslist, Pomona Swapmeet, Facebook Market Place, etc. You don’t always have to buy new. Chevy parts are plentiful!
I’m starting a 57 panel truck build man this helped me a lot.
great brother , building a car with your brother will always be a memory . I wouldn't ask my brother to pick up stones he would probably break them or steal them . I know is old post but cant wait to see this project finished.
Wow! That truck is over 60 years old and looks great. Your brother looks like he should be playing football for USC.
That truck is perfect I wouldn't even change a thing.
My freind, how is a boot maker not going to have the coolest leather interior in his 57 big window!? You should rethink that sir..
So good to see an older brother help out his younger brother. I wish I could have experienced this myself. God bless yall
Congrats! Living the dream!
Congrats! Would love to see a truck resto video series from you!
a very beautiful car, for people who come from the USSR, such cars are a huge luxury. even today, I am amazed by the style of your cars of those times, very luxurious cars, big, with character and unique style. success in restoration.
Love your truck, Man!
I was born in 1957.
If I had this fantastic truck it would be put back to factory original! But hey, looks like you work hard for your money, so make it like your dream truck! I look forward to progress updates!
Hey Brian! You should do a follow up video about your truck!!! So excited to see how your trucks coming along 💯💪🏼
Restores shoes and old trucks, don't tell me you play accordion too! :) My hat off to you brother, make it happen mijo!!! God bless you.
I love the classic Pine Tree 🌲 freshner.
That’s a clean Cutlass Supreme!!
Its been two years, i am going to check out your videos & see how the truck is today.
I’m restoring a 1968 Chevy K20 right now! Getting close to being done. Time for paint and body next! Love the ‘57!!! I wish my videos were as good as yours though... 🏁
Very cool - I hope my view and thumbs up moves the project forward!
Ahhhhhh SaaaaWeeeeet ride, big windows are the ticket!! Stay safe and keep the Ole guuurl classy, leave some of da patina looks Koo!
Good looking old truck Brian.
That truck really suites you Brian..the overalls hat and boots is a match.
😎👍
You're a soul from the past .
I like this different style vlog! You really do have a life style that is different but still parallels society. It's refreshing to see someone who beats to their own drum and loves every second of it.
I see a cool T shirt outta this video -
With the 57 and and the brand name!
I think you can deck out the interior with some fine stitched leather and brass, Good for you Brian Dream Big!
WOW Dude! Brian fantastic video brother, great to see that 57' "survivor", nothing but the best of luck building your dream machine!! 🤞👍
Nice truck and great channel.
Reminder! Nobody wanna mess with Brian then his brother shows up👊💪
I will keep it stock as much as possible. I would go to junkyards and find the parts you need. There are many places that can get your parts. Just like a classic boot, You only replace the essentials and keep the leather as clean and healthy as possible. Your truck is not very difficult to work on. I am confident that a person of your determination will clean up this lady. Remember she earned her dignity.
what a project . . . excellent video.
55'-57' Best looking trucks made IMO.
Digging the truck! Rough out the kinks before you go all out. I own a 56 with my dad and it is a great cruiser with just a different rear end, motor and steering linkage. This truck was a headache when it came to the body; rusty parts and years of abuse meant many parts were not useable.
They do make complete frames that would be light years easier to swap the body with.
Be careful Brian I want to buy a boot from you someday. Do not get smashed under your truck
Start saving money then....
He is not cheap 😒
Nice truck Brian, but I also love that A body Olds! Not many of those left that havent been lowered!. Todd the retired trucker.
New boots for your truck , I prefer older vehicles , when things were mechanical with no micro chips , good luck Brian 🙏🏻
Great video. I would leave the truck with its original patina and just clear over it. Gorgeous truck
Boiled linseed oil just with a old but clean cloth will preserve the paint natural old prints look with be nice!! And keep putting out the vlog material it’s enjoyable man!!👍🏿
Like your truck and your car for that matter.... It's very you. I do a lot of trucks. I think you need to make it look original but make it fun to drive. Have fun with it and enjoy it.
Great to see you in other situations than your job. I like this car. Go ahead and keep us updated
Awesome ! New life to boots and wheels. Thanks for bringing me along,
Sweet old truck. It fits your image and style. Love the old stuff.
Nice truck, I would first spend money on rebuilding the drive train with some straight pipes and rebuild suspension. I built my 65 impala and took me 6 yrs but I learned so much. Slow n steady is the way to go. Good luck Bro!
Wish I could see life the way you seem too. Great energy fam.
Brian enjoyed this video. I think you should video your truck as you began to restore it. That truck is in great shape. That truck has a lot of history brother. Thanks for sharing.
Go get it Brian! Take your time with the project, don’t put a deadline on it and you’ll enjoy it a lot more, less stress the better.. it’ll come, I can see the motivation within you and your brother 👊
Well deserved indeed Brian. Lookin forward to the updates & progress for ur dream truck
Like the Cutlass. Fan of G bodies
Love your truck ❤️❤️❤️
I love your Truck my Brother👍👍💥👍👍
Nice truck ....I’m sure you can get some replacement bits from any car scrapyards!
Beautiful truck mate, looking forward to seeing the transformation. Good luck with it!
I love your truck! I had one just like it, color and all when I was younger. I’m really looking forward to see the restoration! Do what ever your heart tells you to do on the restoration.
I had one and they don't drive like cars of today. More like a boat on wheels 😂. Have fun building it!
Nice Cutlass!!
Nice tastes in trucks I also dreamed of owning one for years before I got mine. Can't wait to see the progress on the 57 I'm hoping to start on mine this spring.
Very nice truck! Sure matches the whole image! I look forward to the updates. I believe restorations like this are as much about the journey as the destination! Enjoy!
I wish you all the luck in the world getting the truck just the way you want it. I hope it all goes very smooth for you. I’m looking forward to seeing it when it’s done.
I agree with the others below, about keeping the vintage look outside. I think of it as a worn old pair of boots. Just like you rebuild boots from the ground up, leaving the heart (uppers) in a worn but reconditioned look. I think you should apply this to the truck. That new suspension and brakes, with a custom leather interior, LS swap motor maybe... Leaving the body with that broken-in look.
Just my 2 cents. PS I am jealous, and am sure whatever you do will be classy as hell.
Nice truck Brian. Good filming and editing 👍🏽 Looking forward to seeing how your truck turns out.
Looks like your brother wants to put a mustang II front end on your truck. thats pretty common since can set them up to be responsive. Ask Roadster Shop about their revo ifs. Real stout since they're double sheared on all connecting points, have thicker walled arms so they don't bend on big potholes, and are priced competetively. If you got a good builder, can get a truck bar/torque arm and leaf springs to work real well together. Can also haul much better with leaf springs so you don't lose the main benefit of a truck. If you got somewhere to put a 2 post car lift, would be cheaper to buy one for 2k and pay a guy you trust to do the work in your garage than to pay a shop to do it. If you're going to have a shop do all the work, make sure the shops somewhere you can keep an eye on, as well as has good reviews. Lots of people get screwed by shady shops. Can also get your truck done in Mexico where price would be much cheaper. There's some crazy good shops there. Lastly, set a budget first and always stick to the main goal of your restoration or the price is going to climb through the roof.
Congratulations Brian!
Well earned!
Congrats Brian, nice truck. This for sharing, I love working on the classic trucks and knowing my truck, so personal. Keep the progress coming✌️😎
Great new video! It's so nice to see the old truck, and what is sure to be a "before and after" comparison.
👍👍👍👍👍Parabéns pelo seu trabalho...
Nice truck Brian 👍😊
Nice! I look forward to watching your progress. I got a 56 3200.
David Braly what did you do for the suspension?
@@BrianTheBootmaker Nothing, the suspension is stock. It drives like an old truck, and I'm ok with that. I actually learned to drive in it when I was 9. Its not nice to look at, but it means something to me. I did put a 350 in it, and a 400 turbo tranny back 92 after I got out of the military. I need to switch out the gears in the rearend or get another rearend to put in it. but again, money and time. I look forward to watching your progress. You and MrHevyshevy here on youtube are working on tri five chevy trucks. kind of getting me motivated to do more with mine. Thanks - when I get around to it, I will post some pics on my instagram and tag you. I follow you there as well. instagram.com/dlbraly/
Beautiful truck😍😍😍
Hello man, beautiful project!
The essence only understands who has, congratulations.
Hugs from Araçatuba Sao Paulo - Brazil.
Beautiful truck.
My dream car too. Good luck with the build! If your resto skills are anything like your boot making (I have no doubt), it's gonna be an awesome ride!
That's a sweet ride Brian. It's a long haul doin a resto on the cheap but its worth it. I have a 66 Chevy C10 that I refuse to spend big money on. You can still make it nice and have a good driver without spending a lot. It may not be showroom quality but I like driving and using my truck.
Great stuff.
Cool truck. I like to see All the mechanical workings.
Been waiting a LONG time for an update on the progress. Last vid was about welding the rear suspension. Where are you at with this project Brian????????
Great project
Cool man! I hope that you can make your pick-up awesome! Hug from Brazil.
AY...i gotta '63 C10 project...PURO CHEVY homeboy
Happy for you bro.
'57! Very cool! This is an excellent clean canvas. Do with it what you will! I did with my '70 F100 twenty years ago.
Have fun with your truck, Brian!
That is a sweet truck
Brian Deus continue lhe abençoando cada dia mais!!!!!
Beautiful car dear Brian! Very nice project! All the best!
Greetings from Athens 🇬🇷
Nice Truck just like is on the out side.
Beautiful truck bro
Exciting and different. Your camera operator gets a 👍🏽.
First video I’ve watched... I really really hope the original dash remains
Awsome, and good luck with your build.
Sweet truck
Great video Brian, thanks for sharing
Nice truck.
Wow. We never knew this other side you had bro. Looking forward to part 2.
Different kind of video on your other passions and family. Good stuff, kept me entertained. This looks like a possible second channel for you “Rolestoration Club.” Good luck on your endeavors
Nice Truck i like it.
Brian,
Your brother and you behave as crazy as my brother and I. I fully expected the pickup to start up and drive out. But no, I would have been your brother pushing the pickup and my younger brother would have been you running to jump in the vehicle to steer it. Reminded me of good memories with my brother!
I hope you two make your own moments working together for a long time.
ibsoarin 😉👍
You deserve that an lot more !👍👍
why does this look like a movie??? How was it filmed???
badass!
Great truck nice to see you get to build your dream truck. There are many ways to build it. If you have any questions please just ask i have lots of professional car guys that can answer any questions and thanks for the cool videos
Keep these types of videos coming!
I like the extra vlog vids here and there.
Love the hat and overalls. I have the same style.
You work on the best shoes so grab the best overall bibs.
Carhartt is what I Just started wearing and love them. Keep the vids coming.
very nice car!
NICE TRUCK LOOKS SOLID!👊