I really like your videos. Very entertaining . I also like the way you format your videos. we get to see production without the countless hours of grinding and welding. Thank you Wally.
Wally, you seem like a really sweet, earnest guy. You know what youre doing, and you show us all off the the ups and downs. I am pleased to be sharing this COE journey with you. You represent the best of us from Arizona.
Wow.. Most people probably won't care that you did this BUT.......REALLY cool that you put the master UNDER the cab like it is supposed to be... Keep Workin Wally !!
Best episode yet! Too many RUclipsrs take a grinder to anything with wheels and call it customizing. I really appreciate a builder who uses a grinder and welder to create something!
Congrats Wally, on ur fab work and welding. Ur Creativity and Effectively of making items to make it fit is COOL.. will be a Super Cool Coe to drive down the road.
I love your videos, Wally. I've got an RV chassis similar to yours, and those around me have thought I've seriously lost my mind. I think I better hang onto it and save my pennies for a nice old cab. Cool project. Keep it up!
No, I won’t turn away sir. I’m enjoying this video am very interested how this project is going to look when it’s Finished, so far it looks good l like your work ethics you’re smart worker doing a great job,So keep on Truckin my brother God bless you.
I'm glad I subscribed to your channel. You've become one of my favorites with this project. I need to get out to my shop and get more kids for our channel. You are motivating me.
Wally thanks for the shout out. Your trucks looking. Good I’m probably going to borrow your idea and shorten that brake pedal arm get myself some more room. Keep up the good work. Also parents subscribed to your channel my dad’s watching your builds.
I was thinking under the dash brake cylinder kit to keep it clean. And then I realized he has all the brake system from that chassis duhhhhhhh 👌👌 Great work Sir.
Don't forget, your heel will be elevated by 1/2" or so as you put carpet/sound deadening/padding on the floor below that brake pedal, so brake actuation may be even easier. That really turned out nice.
You got my attention on this build. So refreshing to see someone use what they have on hand and figuring it out, instead of buying premade parts that are expensive just to get to the same point in the project. Great job!
That was awesome, Wally! Really enjoyed that. Last year I bought a table that adapts a Harbor freight band saw to the table. It makes sheet metal and steel bar or tubing cuts so much easier. Pretty small investment but I think it's a lot safer than using a cutoff wheel. Just a thought and a recent tool addition I've really valued
Wallys Weld'n! Nice work, love your videos. Really gives me a sense of how to work through the fab. BTW, in all the years of watching RUclips videos, I've never bothered to leave a comment before. That should tell you something... yep, I'm that lazy! Cheers
Loving the build, i love that you are reusing good parts... if you have a massive budget i feel like you miss out on the fabrication side alot. Its looking good, following until the end... loving the build your vision and your skills.
Good job. I finally caught one before it was 6 months old. Looks like it went pretty smooth. I just spent 3 days engineering the clutch linkage on my 56 GMC Detroit swap. The first two attempts were failures, after completely going another direction it all came together. The only thing I may have done differently is I would have made the upper cut so it kept the lip.
Well done Wally, you’re making great progress. Those brakes will be plenty strong enough and so will the cab. You won’t need air bags😂. I can’t help noticing that like me, you’re a bit hit and miss with the PPE. There’s a bloke here in Australia that has invented earmuffs and safety goggles all in one. They’re called Eye Muffs and I purchased a set and find them very good. They fit over my normal eye glasses and swing up when I don’t need them. He is developing better designs all the time like blue tooth earmuffs ect and parts like the ear pads and clear lenses are replaceable. I have no connection with the company except that I live only a couple of suburbs away from him. Cheers mate, Stuart 🇦🇺
Yeah,...I think most of us will agree,....that three and one half seconds of jibber jabber left a gray cloud over this otherwise fantastic video. We will all try to have a good weekend nonetheless.......you do the same.
I agree with using motorhome parts when possible. One slight change I might have made. I would have moved the whole master cylinder to the driver's side by adding a jackshaft type of pivot rod. The master cylinder wouldn't be directly under the pedal but more torward the driver's side fender. Could even mount it reverse direction so it was not under the floor at all.
That’s pretty much how it was in the motorhome, I couldn’t mount it forward because it’s too long and would stick out the grill. I thought about turning it sideways but I needed the room for radiators and such. The front of these trucks are very short. Thanks for watching.
Wally nice project, but would like to see you using real safety goggles or something better than just glasses while grinding. My brother lost an eye wearing only glasses, and he was a stubborn old timer like me. Keep up the great work Safely!!
![[#2024MAMA] G-DRAGON - 무제(Untitled, 2014)+POWER+HOME SWEET HOME+뱅뱅뱅+FANTASTIC BABY | Mnet 241123 방송](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ox29z5Nf1Uk/mqdefault.jpg)
There is something SO satisfying about building something in one's mind and then transferring one's build into the real world.
Not quite sure where your going with engine placement never the less another great video Wally thank you
Agreed. First thing I thought of when he started placing the master cylinder. Seems to me he should have got the engine placed first. We'll see!
Great one today Wally, got so much done. Engine vid next, can't wait.
I really like your videos. Very entertaining . I also like the way you format your videos. we get to see production without the countless hours of grinding and welding. Thank you Wally.
I appreciate that!
Wally, you seem like a really sweet, earnest guy. You know what youre doing, and you show us all off the the ups and downs. I am pleased to be sharing this COE journey with you. You represent the best of us from Arizona.
You're doing a great job Wally! Keep having fun!
Great work again, loving this channel, I look forward to each episode 👍
This is one of the best one man fabrication projects on RUclips. Y'all need to subscribe, and help the guy out.
Luv the clutter in shop. ,mark of a quality craftsman
Here b4 you.
Whats up with that bump on your left leg. Lower outside calf muscle. Gotta keep you healthy, bro.
This channel and
build it yourself
Are my two favourites to look out for
This channel and
build it yourself
Are my two favourites to look out for
Good advice: whenever someone says older vehicles are easy to work on, RUN!
When it takes 1-2 hours of removing STUFF just to work on/replace modern injectors, I'll absolutely say "older vehicles are eas[ier] to work on".
I was being mostly sarcastic. But there are some things that are difficult.
Wow.. Most people probably won't care that you did this BUT.......REALLY cool that you put the master UNDER the cab like it is supposed to be... Keep Workin Wally !!
I enjoy Wally's personality and he does a good job.
Great job! Can't wait to see how you finagle the engine in 😅
Wally, your content is improving compared to previous episodes. Remember were just along for the journey. Just build it and send it.
Thanks.
Awesome morning brother !!!!! Another awesome adventure it's looking awesome 👌
Best episode yet! Too many RUclipsrs take a grinder to anything with wheels and call it customizing. I really appreciate a builder who uses a grinder and welder to create something!
Thanks.
@@wallysworkin823 you gonna cut a bed or make one up outa parts and fenders
That firewall is bomb proof! No need to worry about "less goofy", that's one of the most endearing qualities of a COE! 😊
Great job wally.love your work and integrity.make do with what you have.
Congrats Wally, on ur fab work and welding. Ur Creativity and Effectively of making items to make it fit is COOL.. will be a Super Cool Coe to drive down the road.
Thanks 👍
Fun to watch! Right doŵn my alley!
Always nice to see progress on the coe and don't let the the haters talk you out of doing what you want to your truck
Just remember that this is your project, and as long as you are satisfied with how it turns out, it is a success!
Nice job Wally, love your work!!
My top 5 on YT... Great work!
I love your videos, Wally. I've got an RV chassis similar to yours, and those around me have thought I've seriously lost my mind. I think I better hang onto it and save my pennies for a nice old cab. Cool project. Keep it up!
You are a masters. Love the truck ... verry entering vidos ...... from uk
best build on utube at the moment
So much fun to watch you fab this whole job! 🚛
Dang. Some nice welds. Love this build. Keep it up man,
WOW that's a great job! SWEET!
Great progress, solid, tidy job.
No, I won’t turn away sir. I’m enjoying this video am very interested how this project is going to look when it’s Finished, so far it looks good l like your work ethics you’re smart worker doing a great job,So keep on Truckin my brother God bless you.
It is fun to watch the thought process and then the execution of the plan...Looks great!
Love watching you work, Wally !
Another great video Wally!
I'm glad I subscribed to your channel. You've become one of my favorites with this project. I need to get out to my shop and get more kids for our channel. You are motivating me.
Get after it.
Got it looks really good clean easy to get to you can be able to pull it out and replace it. Adjust the brakes. Good job Wally.
Wally thanks for the shout out. Your trucks looking. Good I’m probably going to borrow your idea and shorten that brake pedal arm get myself some more room. Keep up the good work. Also parents subscribed to your channel my dad’s watching your builds.
You bet man, get out there and work on it.
Another great job guy and loving the build
I was thinking under the dash brake cylinder kit to keep it clean. And then I realized he has all the brake system from that chassis duhhhhhhh 👌👌
Great work Sir.
That’s looking really good. 👍🏻
That will be more solid than from the factory. Nice Work. Looking forward to seeing more!🤙
Don't forget, your heel will be elevated by 1/2" or so as you put carpet/sound deadening/padding on the floor below that brake pedal, so brake actuation may be even easier. That really turned out nice.
I thought about that.
Looking great Wally
Awesome job Wally
Great job Wally. I was worried in the middle of this but you brought it home. Amazing!
Nice job. Keep having fun.
Friggin excellent job Wally !!! I'm really loving this ! 😉🙃😎 NZ
Wally. Love your ingenuity ! Your welds are looking better every time.
Love your fantastic work
You got my attention on this build. So refreshing to see someone use what they have on hand and figuring it out, instead of buying premade parts that are expensive just to get to the same point in the project. Great job!
That’s the intention with this build.
That was awesome, Wally! Really enjoyed that. Last year I bought a table that adapts a Harbor freight band saw to the table. It makes sheet metal and steel bar or tubing cuts so much easier. Pretty small investment but I think it's a lot safer than using a cutoff wheel. Just a thought and a recent tool addition I've really valued
I was looking at one from swag off Road. But I’ve just been too cheap 😂
Nice work Wally,and super strong too! You make it look easy.The firewall looks great! Thanks for sharing your hard work.
nice piece of welding...good and tidy....thats gonna be a great lookin truck when its finished....A big Thumbs up to ya from here in the UK
Thank you.
Fantastic work
Watching you work on yours really makes me want my own project COE! I have to wait longer though.
Nice work. Keep it up. I like the attitude, work with what you got…
Nice job there on those brakes
Problem solving!
Looks like your trashed out motor home crossover project is grabbing a following. 😉👍
Wallys Weld'n! Nice work, love your videos. Really gives me a sense of how to work through the fab. BTW, in all the years of watching RUclips videos, I've never bothered to leave a comment before. That should tell you something... yep, I'm that lazy! Cheers
I feel special 😂 I’m the same way, hardly ever comment. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice. You are a great fabricator.
Anxious to see more.
Yep, that’s a lot of tiny welds. Tack and slash - mixed with dogged determination works. 👍
Looks great I just hope the engine fits
Appears to me you know your stuff, looks very professional!
Lookin really good be driving it before you know it
New subscriber. Went back and caught up on the whole build. Great work and an awesome project!
Well I must say you are the man when it comes to fabrication 😊
Looking good wally
totally quality built solid and secure pedal mechanics, each step gets better
Great job on mounting the brake pedal and master cylinder. 🤞on mounting the engine and transmission.
Epic build and going warp speed on it
Thanks for sharing your nightmare great progress
It was at first but I’m falling in love with it.
Old guys. Nice work W!
Who you calling old? 😂
Brakes are turning out great! Looking forward tonthe next episode.
PROGRESSSSSS! looks great!
Nice and clean floor board Wally 👊🇿🇦
Hi from France again,Eager to see how it's going on ,Nice job Sir !
Thanks!
Loving the build, i love that you are reusing good parts... if you have a massive budget i feel like you miss out on the fabrication side alot. Its looking good, following until the end... loving the build your vision and your skills.
I could throw a checkbook at it, but what’s the fun in that.
Fantastic job of fabricobbling!!!
Great job .
Good Workin Wally
Luv the show!!
Good job!
Nice work..
Really nice job Wally ❤ the channel 😊
Nice job
Good job. I finally caught one before it was 6 months old. Looks like it went pretty smooth. I just spent 3 days engineering the clutch linkage on my 56 GMC Detroit swap. The first two attempts were failures, after completely going another direction it all came together. The only thing I may have done differently is I would have made the upper cut so it kept the lip.
Looking good 👌💯❤️
That is some awesome work!
Looks great
Well done Wally, you’re making great progress. Those brakes will be plenty strong enough and so will the cab. You won’t need air bags😂.
I can’t help noticing that like me, you’re a bit hit and miss with the PPE. There’s a bloke here in Australia that has invented earmuffs and safety goggles all in one. They’re called Eye Muffs and I purchased a set and find them very good. They fit over my normal eye glasses and swing up when I don’t need them. He is developing better designs all the time like blue tooth earmuffs ect and parts like the ear pads and clear lenses are replaceable. I have no connection with the company except that I live only a couple of suburbs away from him. Cheers mate, Stuart 🇦🇺
I know, I’m really bad about it. I will look those up. Thanks for the tip!
Lookin Great!!!
where are you mounting the motor?
Working on it now, changing my plans a little. Stay tuned.
Looks stout. Good job.
It's amazing how much shielding gas a guy goes through welding floors.
This welder eats more to, it has a pre and post flow feature that I don't like, and you can't turn it off.
Good video😀😀
Yeah,...I think most of us will agree,....that three and one half seconds of jibber jabber left a gray cloud over this otherwise fantastic video.
We will all try to have a good weekend nonetheless.......you do the same.
I hope that was sarcasm 😂
@@wallysworkin823 Fantastic video...from start to finish.
@@wallysworkin823 ( By the way, the way you hung off the master cylinder for a stress test was fun ) Job well done!
Awesome!!!!💪💪💪💪
I agree with using motorhome parts when possible. One slight change I might have made. I would have moved the whole master cylinder to the driver's side by adding a jackshaft type of pivot rod. The master cylinder wouldn't be directly under the pedal but more torward the driver's side fender. Could even mount it reverse direction so it was not under the floor at all.
That’s pretty much how it was in the motorhome, I couldn’t mount it forward because it’s too long and would stick out the grill. I thought about turning it sideways but I needed the room for radiators and such. The front of these trucks are very short. Thanks for watching.
Wally nice project, but would like to see you using real safety goggles or something better than just glasses while grinding. My brother lost an eye wearing only glasses, and he was a stubborn old timer like me. Keep up the great work Safely!!
Squirt a little graphite on the rubber boot.. It will keep it from squeaking and help keep cold air from blowing up your pants leg. 👍