Very few people are as confident as you are moving from mechanical to fab work to paint and body and interior. It's a pleasure watching you utilize your skills.
Agree 100% nice to see someone else who is prepared to just get on with it and be prepared to fail but win by learning what one does wrong . I actually am looking for the same car to do myself. I love the way it looks. the only thing I will do differently is widen the rear fenders
Brent, thanks for helping me pass the time during the pandemic, I am in awe of your ability to get it done. And what a great job. Proud to be a fellow western Canadian.
Thanks Brent for all hard it turned out great, love it,I,am sure you busted your knuckle a few times on that beautiful ride, the double birds was cool thanks for allowing me to be a part of your build.
You have more ability than most on keeping your cool when things go wrong. Such as that bummer with the rear end and fuel gauge fix and redo on headliner Love how you just keep on keeping on. Like the drone video.
Wow ! Great to see her out on the road!! The lines are great, the stance is spot on, and she looks killer coming down the road! Love the build - turned out awesome! I'm happy for ya. Going to be a fun summer cruising with that one!!
Car is stunning. Love watching u work . You can't leave that head lining like that. I suggest u use a sheet of colourful fabric, sew some slips into it to allow you to thread canes through. Fix the canes at each end to the roof so that the fabric is suspended from them as they did in the old days. Then u will not see all those lumps and bumps on the roof showing through.
Glad I got to witness this thing being built. I subscribed to your channel right about the time you started on chopping the roof and have watched every video along the way. Very interesting and informative. Car looks incredible.
I have watched the whole car coming together and it is awesome to me , i never commented until now . My man you are awesome to me and your cars / trucks are wonderful . God bless !!!!!!!!!!!!
Just love the way you put that hot rod together with all your parts from all over the place it looks fantastic you could send it to me in western Australia one of a kind regards Michael
She's looking great. You did a fantastic job on this car and it must feel great going down the road. She still needs something on the trunk to fill in the area but I can't say what. If you pin strip it, it would need a big pin striping and I don't think that would work. Can't wait to see how you're going to figuring that one out, if you do anything at all with it. Love the stance, and the total look of the ole girl. Great job on this and I love it. Later.
Cool car. I especially liked when you set the headlights back as it mad e such big difference in the look. Hey, its a work in progress but at least you get to enjoy it, driving it around. Thanks for sharing.
Looking exactly how I would have done it. If I had the skill, time and perseverance!! Lol. Awesome job Brent. Really enjoyed watching the whole process. Can’t wait to see what you’re up to next.
Well I seen your video this morning but had a few things to do. Now that's one cool custom like it. To bad about the issues you had but gotta fixed now. Take it out and enjoy. ☺️
It looks really cool Brent!! Maybe a trip to the pinstripper for some trunk, fender, and hood art, but that would be about it for me. Cruise it out bro!!
She's one beautiful car Brent you did an awesome job and she looks so mean goin down the road I just love that car take care and stay safe and stay blessed see you in the next one
Nice job on the video Brent, man that thing looks killer cursing down that gravel road. Looks like it was taking straight out of the 50's, the stance is just dead on...
Just a thought on the plexiglass. Watched a guy using cooking oil in a tank over a gas ring submerged the plexiglass. Untill it was all floppy .then put it over a mould. .you could chuck some frys in as well two birds with one stone lol
Good job Brent! Have really enjoyed the build, hate to see it finished (some what). My problem is I get a car on the road and I never finish up the little things. My coupe has been on the road for 30 yrs and I never bolted down the seat and I use a bungee cord to hold down the decklid. Maybe someday...
***** Brent, I'm not too wild about the rear License plate position. What about you? How about putting on a taillight stem style bracket like the original cars had? ...or if you want to get crazy, extend the rear bumper back a foot and build a continental kit for your spare and fit the license plate in the indented area of the mid-wheel. Also Try using a hair dryer on the flabby parts of your headliner. Sometimes the heat will tighten the plastic and remove the 'rolls'.
meh I think it looks better there than it would in the stock location. Distracts from the over all car sitting that high, looks like a picket sign. I'm just not a fan of continental kits so personally I would never run one on my cars.
Looks good, was hoping you showed the ring and pinion change in more full depth, have to change my 410 to more suitable highway gears , 3000 rpm gives me 80 kilometres, thanks for showing us.
awesome ride ,,,,Brent and hey no snow on the ground what happened i was starting to think brother you live way up north ,,,,the ride is sweet looking ,and hey i ,ve had those headaches with diffs before they suck ,,,i used to work in a shop where wrench's would be flying all day ha ha ....great work ...
On the diff pin. I had two ways of getting it. One was an 1/8" drill that was 12 " long with reverse cut. Found it at swap meet guy looked at me funny when I bought 6 of em. Chucked in a drill spin reverse but has enough flex to clear. Spin slow the bit catches the pin and spins it out. The other when I had the old arc welder was to turn the power down and stick a thin welding rod on it. Both ways saved my rear on a bunch of occasions
WOW! I watched this vid twice cuz it's SO amazing! Can I trade this for my '64 Grand Prix pleeeez. Seriously, you did a fantastic job..you're an artist! (& luved seeing the dogs peek around the corner)
Good morning Brent. That is a cool dash. They made things with some class back then. Just when you get things together, you have to take them apart. I do that all the time. But I have to take it apart again because I did it wrong the first time.😠 Wow Brent, that is a cool car.🤘 Thanks for sharing.
@@HalfassKustoms The headliner looks great on the table flat but in the after being formed to the roof not so much. I think if you could install the corrugated plastic in the car before gluing the foam and material it would turn out smoother. I do love the build and watching you work, you have some pretty impressive skills. Looking forward to the next one.
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Very cool cruzer. That rearend put up a fight. Drone shots are cool. Car looks mean.
Thanks man!
Very few people are as confident as you are moving from mechanical to fab work to paint and body and interior. It's a pleasure watching you utilize your skills.
Thanks Ken!
Agree 100% nice to see someone else who is prepared to just get on with it and be prepared to fail but win by learning what one does wrong .
I actually am looking for the same car to do myself. I love the way it looks. the only thing I will do differently is widen the rear fenders
Brent, thanks for helping me pass the time during the pandemic, I am in awe of your ability to get it done. And what a great job. Proud to be a fellow western Canadian.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks Brent for all hard it turned out great, love it,I,am sure you busted your knuckle a few times on that beautiful ride, the double birds was cool thanks for allowing me to be a part of your build.
Thank you for this series. You have no idea how much you have helped us with our 36 Dodge build. And hello from Alberta.
Cool, glad I was of some help haha
Congratulations Brent the car looks real gangster! thanks for sharing all the build videos.
It’s so cool! Looks like a gangster or moonshiners car. Setting low in the rear like it’s got a load of shine in the big ass trunk! I love it!!!!
Or a load of bodies from town to dump... Haha..
You have more ability than most on keeping your cool when things go wrong. Such as that bummer with the rear end and fuel gauge fix and redo on headliner Love how you just keep on keeping on. Like the drone video.
haha not much one can do other than trooper on and try and get er done :)
Love the drone shots on the gravel road with no buildings in the view, looks like a movie from the 30s so cool .
It's Perfect !! Brent Love the Lines and the Looks. take care , Thanks for sharing !
Good afternoon. I just had the same problem with the ford 8.8. I enjoy your videos, keep up the good work.
crap eh haha this one wasn't as bad as the one I broke in the Buick last year though.
Looks super cool...Like to see some rear fender skirts for the classic cruiser look...Art Deco masterpiece!!
Last time THAT old poncho drove down the road the Chief was not as cool as it is NOW.AMAZING.
Wow ! Great to see her out on the road!! The lines are great, the stance is spot on, and she looks killer coming down the road! Love the build - turned out awesome! I'm happy for ya. Going to be a fun summer cruising with that one!!
Such a cool car. You did an AWESOME job on it! Thanks for letting all of us tag along!
Looks great! Beautiful country and farm land there too. Nice place.
Wow That is one of a kind. Amazing Brown is just right sweet ride. Lots of fun watching the transition from rust to very cool. Thanks for sharing ✌😎👍
Thanks Joseph
You didn't land the drone very well (end of video) but you sure landed the look on this amazing car! Thanks for bringin' it to us!!
Very cool Brent, well worth all the work
Nice job. Your perseverance is impressive. Love the ride.
It sure is awesome to see that old girl on the road, u did an excellent job in every way! Thanks for the videos and inspiration!
Car is stunning. Love watching u work . You can't leave that head lining like that. I suggest u use a sheet of colourful fabric, sew some slips into it to allow you to thread canes through. Fix the canes at each end to the roof so that the fabric is suspended from them as they did in the old days. Then u will not see all those lumps and bumps on the roof showing through.
Glad I got to witness this thing being built. I subscribed to your channel right about the time you started on chopping the roof and have watched every video along the way. Very interesting and informative. Car looks incredible.
Thanks Tony for checking it out.
An excellent project! Now to sort out the details... Keep safe!
I have watched the whole car coming together and it is awesome to me , i never commented until now . My man you are awesome to me and your cars / trucks are wonderful . God bless !!!!!!!!!!!!
"LOVE IT" Brent. what an awesome machine Mate. You are a genius. Bill J...... Australia..
Awesome job on the poncho.👍 Loved the build. Thanks for sharing man👊😎👊😎👊😎
Perfect chop ! Sits nice on road , Looks killer .. Ain’t he neat !
Wow ! She looks awesome, the proportions are just right . Cool ride 😎👍
Thanks 👍
Just love the way you put that hot rod together with all your parts from all over the place it looks fantastic you could send it to me in western Australia one of a kind regards Michael
haha I think that it being all modified you would have a hard time getting it on the road out there
She's looking great. You did a fantastic job on this car and it must feel great going down the road. She still needs something on the trunk to fill in the area but I can't say what. If you pin strip it, it would need a big pin striping and I don't think that would work. Can't wait to see how you're going to figuring that one out, if you do anything at all with it. Love the stance, and the total look of the ole girl. Great job on this and I love it. Later.
Man, that thing looks like a shine runner if I EVER saw one!
Cool car. I especially liked when you set the headlights back as it mad e such big difference in the look. Hey, its a work in progress but at least you get to enjoy it, driving it around. Thanks for sharing.
Looks badass!
You never fail to impress.....
And always on point with the stance!
Love this sleek and long coupe. Nice job. Amazing the amount of work your capable of
Thanks Gerry
She turned out sweet. Great job and video 👍👍🇨🇱
Looking exactly how I would have done it. If I had the skill, time and perseverance!! Lol. Awesome job Brent. Really enjoyed watching the whole process. Can’t wait to see what you’re up to next.
She's a beautiful ride wish i had her ! Great job !!!
Love watching your videos in Northumberland UK
Thanks for watching them!
Hey Brent tuning in from Glasgow Scotland, love the Pontiac and your work 👍
Thanks Stephen!
Nice shirt! Haha. Cars looking good man
Well I seen your video this morning but had a few things to do. Now that's one cool custom like it. To bad about the issues you had but gotta fixed now. Take it out and enjoy. ☺️
This is an automobile worthy of the big screen! totally beautiful!
She's a dam cool tail dragger love the way she jusy slides down the road awesome ride.
... fine project - thanks for sharing
It looks really cool Brent!! Maybe a trip to the pinstripper for some trunk, fender, and hood art, but that would be about it for me. Cruise it out bro!!
She's one beautiful car Brent you did an awesome job and she looks so mean goin down the road I just love that car take care and stay safe and stay blessed see you in the next one
Such a rad chop man love the car
Hi Brent. There's nothing like the smell of 80-W-90 in the morning!
Car looks really cool man looks like it's right out of the 50s going to get a lot of looks great job.👍👍👍
That turned out sweet ! Love it . Hope you get lots of cruise time
Fantastic! Keep it up, and I'll keep watching.
What a fine looking automobile, reminds me of a Bugatti Aero , fantastic..Kudos my man ...
I love the way it looks out there on the road. You should feel cool driving it. Congratulations
Thanks dude!
Damn, all in 6 months! You’re one very talented Man Brent. I dig that ride! And you didn’t spend a shit load of money.
haha I think the car cost me more than the rest of the build lol
Looking good man, nice to see it cruisin
The Pontiac is slick as shit!!! As always a pleasure to watch you work and learn from you!!!
Thanks Josh
Nice job on the video Brent, man that thing looks killer cursing down that gravel road. Looks like it was taking straight out of the 50's, the stance is just dead on...
Congratulations on the first drive!
I have struggled with those pins a couple times.
haha believe it or not I've had worse. think I learned a few things from that one though haha
Great to see it driving and the location really good, that car would have to defy physics if it wasn’t fast. Great job
Just a thought on the plexiglass. Watched a guy using cooking oil in a tank over a gas ring submerged the plexiglass. Untill it was all floppy .then put it over a mould. .you could chuck some frys in as well two birds with one stone lol
might just put it in the oven and do that yet.
Looking good Brent!
the stance on that coupe is perfect nice job Brent
THANKS FOR THE RIDE ALONG !!! START TO FINISH !! MAYBE !!
You must get some looks when driving around town!!! Nice build from uk🤟😍👍
Good job Brent! Have really enjoyed the build, hate to see it finished (some what). My problem is I get a car on the road and I never finish up the little things. My coupe has been on the road for 30 yrs and I never bolted down the seat and I use a bungee cord to hold down the decklid. Maybe someday...
haha I think I would have to bolt my seat down.
***** Brent, I'm not too wild about the rear License plate position. What about you? How about putting on a taillight stem style bracket like the original cars had? ...or if you want to get crazy, extend the rear bumper back a foot and build a continental kit for your spare and fit the license plate in the indented area of the mid-wheel. Also Try using a hair dryer on the flabby parts of your headliner. Sometimes the heat will tighten the plastic and remove the 'rolls'.
meh I think it looks better there than it would in the stock location. Distracts from the over all car sitting that high, looks like a picket sign. I'm just not a fan of continental kits so personally I would never run one on my cars.
So very nice and you make it look easy to do ,Great videos
I love this car... you know it all looks so nice say for the rear bumper, at one point you mentioned turning if over and it could use a shine too.
man that looks sooo goood on the move. Sleek and gracefull
Do it to it! Great build. Double finger gesture for good measure. Good day.
That is one cool car, I just love it. Glad you finally got to hit the road!
One beautifully styled automobile. Can't beat those body lines!
Solid ride my friend. Looks good!
Love your car. Glad to see it driving
Love the car ! Unique look with a Pontiac. Hail to the Chief ! Well done 👍😎
The 38 Pontiac turned out looking nice, great work.
So good to see the Pontiac on the road Brent.
A very nice cool ride-thanks for ur vid
Simply stunning Pontiac bro!!
Super job, well done and the result is fantastic!!!!!
Rock n Roll... Appreciate your can do attitude!
You have amazing automotive talent plus driving and running a drone 😁
Looks good, was hoping you showed the ring and pinion change in more full depth, have to change my 410 to more suitable highway gears , 3000 rpm gives me 80 kilometres, thanks for showing us.
haha there's plenty of vids out there showing how to do em, and the gm stuff totally sucks to setup and I'm really not that good at it to show people.
Man, I wish you would have done something with that Meteor & the cool space-age dash.
awesome ride ,,,,Brent and hey no snow on the ground what happened i was starting to think brother you live way up north ,,,,the ride is sweet looking ,and hey i ,ve had those headaches with diffs before they suck ,,,i used to work in a shop where wrench's would be flying all day ha ha ....great work ...
haha I gave up throwing wrench's a long time ago, now I complain and do something else haha
I was pretty impressed that no bad words were said. I don't know what the fingers were saying, though.
Real glad to see you are driving it. Sorry your having problems but I guess that's part of hotrodding. I'm sure you'll sort it out
yeah man that's how it works with anything new, have to find the bugs
On the diff pin. I had two ways of getting it. One was an 1/8" drill that was 12 " long with reverse cut. Found it at swap meet guy looked at me funny when I bought 6 of em. Chucked in a drill spin reverse but has enough flex to clear. Spin slow the bit catches the pin and spins it out. The other when I had the old arc welder was to turn the power down and stick a thin welding rod on it. Both ways saved my rear on a bunch of occasions
Neat, tried the magnet deal was a fail, though of the drill but I don't have any reverse drills bits haha
I had forgotten how much fun Those lock pins could be when they break. Been about 20 years since I had to deal with one, definitely a pisser
Hope you never have that problem again, but if you do try a left handed drill bit. It worked for me. Love your channel.
Even when it is sitting still, that car has ATTITUDE! 😎👌
Great video as always man! Your humor through it all! Good stuff👍
Oh she looks cool tooling down the road 😎 sweet 👍
Looks fantastic!!!! Love it!
WOW! I watched this vid twice cuz it's SO amazing! Can I trade this for my '64 Grand Prix pleeeez. Seriously, you did a fantastic job..you're an artist! (& luved seeing the dogs peek around the corner)
Good morning Brent. That is a cool dash. They made things with some class back then. Just when you get things together, you have to take them apart. I do that all the time. But I have to take it apart again because I did it wrong the first time.😠 Wow Brent, that is a cool car.🤘 Thanks for sharing.
haha same deal, nothing's perfect but it works for me :)
@@HalfassKustoms As long as the builder is happy, all is good.
Looks so good out there .I love the stance .An yup I've had the same problem with my headliner I did just like you did on that corrugated plastic
haha go figure oh well.
@@HalfassKustoms The headliner looks great on the table flat but in the after being formed to the roof not so much. I think if you could install the corrugated plastic in the car before gluing the foam and material it would turn out smoother. I do love the build and watching you work, you have some pretty impressive skills. Looking forward to the next one.
nice build coooool ride
So bad ass cool looking Bernt.
Hey man it's looking awesome 👌 FINS UP 👍🐕