Travis thank you for the leads on the kick up on the frame rails,,,, I greatly appreciate that I was unaware that somebody out there was making that,,,, one thing you should think of somewhere along the line you’re probably gonna pick up and a trailer... You should buy a winch like a 6000-8000 pound winch and make a plate for the back of the garage floor...Then you could winch cars in out of the garage Then use your Volkswagen off the trailer hitch is a pivot they’ll pull the car forward and then anchor to the winch in the garage floor to pull car back in. I know a couple of guys that have done that in the shops....there are a one-man shop.....So they don’t get hurt ... I think it’s a great idea....just a suggestion not spending your money take care of junkmando
I'm not sure if this is the beginning of the shoebox, but I'm following this build. Going to be a great build I'm sure. Liking where you're going with it. Thanks again from Niagara Falls Canada. Take Care...
Those were pretty long lasting motors. Had a 74 Cheyenne Super stepside from new. Put over 200K on that motor before doing a rebuild. Never opened up for about 210K miles, the timing chain was just about to wear through the bottom of the timing cover it was so loose and one valve was beginning to wear away on one side. Sold it in 2003 when I replaced it with a new "retirement" truck. Will be interesting to see what lurks inside that cover!!!
It might be for the best to replace that timing chain while its is so easy to get to. Yikes that is alarming. Just found your channel a few weeks ago. Thought I'd go back and look at some past videos. Thanks.
GOOD!. like I told you once ,think. My first car I paid #50.00. Yeah. A 1950 2 DOOR WOODY WAGON. I didnt realize at 19 years of age. That I had the awesomest car ever. I wish I could go back in time. Slap me arround. Bring it back. Then Years later, marriedvwith kids. I traded a 58 VW for a 1950 Business man coupe. Life got in the way. It had to go.... I love your Ford. You do good work. Dont chop it too much. But I follow your work. You will do great..
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This is the car I was waiting to see more on. Thanks for sharing!
I’m trying to get to it as much as I can! More to come!
Awesome, love this shoebox project
Keep up the good work. Don't let anyone discourage you. You have a talent many envy.
Thanks for the kind words man!
Travis thank you for the leads on the kick up on the frame rails,,,, I greatly appreciate that I was unaware that somebody out there was making that,,,, one thing you should think of somewhere along the line you’re probably gonna pick up and a trailer... You should buy a winch like a 6000-8000 pound winch and make a plate for the back of the garage floor...Then you could winch cars in out of the garage Then use your Volkswagen off the trailer hitch is a pivot they’ll pull the car forward and then anchor to the winch in the garage floor to pull car back in. I know a couple of guys that have done that in the shops....there are a one-man shop.....So they don’t get hurt ... I think it’s a great idea....just a suggestion not spending your money take care of junkmando
Inspired! Thx from Ensenada, Baja California, MEXICO
I'm not sure if this is the beginning of the shoebox, but I'm following this build. Going to be a great build I'm sure. Liking where you're going with it. Thanks again from Niagara Falls Canada. Take Care...
I love this project, id love to build a shoebox to keep my 36 company
Well I think I’m going to give this one away at a certain subscriber number........stay tuned lol
Pretty inventive on removing the body :) Nice job ! I'll be following....
Like the ingenuity!
Yay! I subscribed to see the shoebox videos 😁
more coming! and I'm actually thinking of giving it away when I'm done! shh!
Like how you got the body off the chassis.
Yeah as a one man band I have to figure a lot of stuff out!
@@RACGARAGE Thats like me..1 man band
Another one man band here. Keep up the great work and videos please Travis.
Those were pretty long lasting motors. Had a 74 Cheyenne Super stepside from new. Put over 200K on that motor before doing a rebuild. Never opened up for about 210K miles, the timing chain was just about to wear through the bottom of the timing cover it was so loose and one valve was beginning to wear away on one side. Sold it in 2003 when I replaced it with a new "retirement" truck.
Will be interesting to see what lurks inside that cover!!!
GOOD STUFF GREAT VID
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Watching the series now. The creeper "jack stand" was sketchy indeed. Be careful!
It might be for the best to replace that timing chain while its is so easy to get to. Yikes that is alarming. Just found your channel a few weeks ago. Thought I'd go back and look at some past videos. Thanks.
Question what frame did you swap it out with?
GOOD!. like I told you once ,think. My first car I paid #50.00. Yeah. A 1950 2 DOOR WOODY WAGON. I didnt realize at 19 years of age. That I had the awesomest car ever. I wish I could go back in time. Slap me arround. Bring it back. Then Years later, marriedvwith kids. I traded a 58 VW for a 1950 Business man coupe. Life got in the way. It had to go.... I love your Ford. You do good work. Dont chop it too much. But I follow your work. You will do great..
Any shoebox updates??
Does a person run the risk of torquing the shoe box body by pulling it up on a pulley?
Getting rid of that crappy old front- clipped frame has made that old Ford at least a 1,000% better! Off to the scrapper with that old frame!
Yup! I had scrappers cutting it up that same day!
I hope i will win
I had my 51 body on stacks of the biggest tree logs you ever saw. Helluva time