Thank you, Chris. Those skinny wire wheels definitely give a unique look to a build like this. Good luck with yours - I think you'll be pleased with the results.
Damn you’re pretty good at that bro! One of these days I’m gonna try to build a Ratrod, but put my own spin on it, know what I mean?! But excellent job on that build I like it!!
WORK OF ART!!!, You hand painted the doors!!!!!, are you kidding me! beautiful work and all that detailing is amazing! I will say I'm glad I bugged you to put out another vid LOL. Now that your back in the groove of making a video we should be seeing more vids from you.....hint .......hint LOL. That has to be one of my ALL time favorite rat rods i've seen built on youtube! please keep the inspiration coming my friend!
Haha, thanks Patrick. I appreciate your compliments. I think I may have enough photos to string together one more slideshow video for another of my other previous builds. Thanks for nudging me! :-)
That is one sweet rat rod. Besides the rusting solution, how did you get it to be so crusty? I'm gonna have to try this on my 37' ford panel truck. Kutgw, peace!
Thanks Chazz! The crustiness comes entirely from the rusting solution. The base coat is very heavy with iron filings, and when you brush the top coat over it, those particles are what actually create the rust. The more coats of the base you apply, the heavier the build-up will be when you apply the top coat.
I'm actually going to do the same car, I just wanted some ideas. Yours is really nice, I don't think I can make it that good as your tho lol. You should check out my channel some time I have a 1965 impala convertible lowrider. But yea nice job man
Thank you very much, I got it yesterday and it is pretty nice. One thing though, did you have trouble painting it? It's like the paint doesn't stick or something.
Ricardo Gonzalez I didn't have any problem with the paint sticking. I sanded the whole body with 1000 grit paper before spraying. Are you using a gloss color directly over the body, without primer?
To create the frame sketch seen in the video, I just use my calipers to measure the lengths of all of the pertinent items such as radiator thickness, engine distance from fan to firewall, length of cab, ect... to plan out where I want my "Z" steps in the front and rear of the frame.
I haven't built for a while. Not giving it up, just been focusing on other hobbies and family lately. I'd love to be able to get back to the bench, just haven't had time.
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A masterpiece! Thank you.
I'm tipping my hat to a master craftsman.
Thank you, John. I appreciate it!
The more I watch it, the better I like it!
What an amazing build, great weathering, and rusting techniques. Keep up the great work and have an amazing weekend.
Thank you, Chopper. I appreciate that!
Damn.. My man that rust detailing is super crazy…
fantastic build
Great build. I have plans to use wheels like that on an upcoming build. I hope it looks as good as this one.
Thank you, Chris. Those skinny wire wheels definitely give a unique look to a build like this. Good luck with yours - I think you'll be pleased with the results.
speedfische Tight on bud. Thank you.
fantastic work.....!!!!!!!
Thank you, Georg!
Beautiful build.. the detail is amazing.. cant wait to see what your working on next. take care
Thank you! I appreciate it.
Excellent build. Thanks for the look.
Thank you, disco!
Wow!! I don't know what else to say. Great build!
Freakin radical brother!
Thank you!
Fantastic work. Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you, Rick!
Awesome detail work!
Thank you, Bruce!
Beautiful job that is one awesome RAT ROD
Thank you!
wow im impressed with you level of detail gave you a sub
Thank you, Gene. I appreciate that, and I subbed you as well.
Danmn bro that looks nice man.. excellent work
Thanks a bunch, HTOWN!
Thats beautiful
Thank you!
Damn you’re pretty good at that bro! One of these days I’m gonna try to build a Ratrod, but put my own spin on it, know what I mean?! But excellent job on that build I like it!!
Thank you so much. I know what you mean. Have fun with it and let your personality show through with it!
speedfische - Right on brother!
Just seen the finished product… You made something beautiful… that’s hard to… in todays in environment…
WORK OF ART!!!, You hand painted the doors!!!!!, are you kidding me! beautiful work and all that detailing is amazing! I will say I'm glad I bugged you to put out another vid LOL. Now that your back in the groove of making a video we should be seeing more vids from you.....hint .......hint LOL. That has to be one of my ALL time favorite rat rods i've seen built on youtube! please keep the inspiration coming my friend!
Haha, thanks Patrick. I appreciate your compliments. I think I may have enough photos to string together one more slideshow video for another of my other previous builds. Thanks for nudging me! :-)
Not a problem bud! I'll be looking forward to seeing it!
Nice! Real nice!
Thank you!
two words FREAKON AWESOME
Thank you, Jaysen!
I’d be a lil different.. maybe a Chevy 305….. still a killer build!!!
Superb. I'm inspired. Do you make the tiny clamps & stuff or purchase them?
That is one sweet rat rod. Besides the rusting solution, how did you get it to be so crusty? I'm gonna have to try this on my 37' ford panel truck. Kutgw, peace!
Thanks Chazz! The crustiness comes entirely from the rusting solution. The base coat is very heavy with iron filings, and when you brush the top coat over it, those particles are what actually create the rust. The more coats of the base you apply, the heavier the build-up will be when you apply the top coat.
That is amazing
Thank you kindly!
Wow, nice job
Thank you, Ricardo!
I'm actually going to do the same car, I just wanted some ideas. Yours is really nice, I don't think I can make it that good as your tho lol. You should check out my channel some time I have a 1965 impala convertible lowrider. But yea nice job man
Ricardo Gonzalez After seeing your great looking Impala, I'm sure your Model A will turn out very nice. Have fun with it!
Thank you very much, I got it yesterday and it is pretty nice. One thing though, did you have trouble painting it? It's like the paint doesn't stick or something.
Ricardo Gonzalez I didn't have any problem with the paint sticking. I sanded the whole body with 1000 grit paper before spraying. Are you using a gloss color directly over the body, without primer?
outstanding
Thanks, Mike!
How do you get all of the measurements for your chassis? I'm planning on building a rat rod out of leftover parts of other builds.
To create the frame sketch seen in the video, I just use my calipers to measure the lengths of all of the pertinent items such as radiator thickness, engine distance from fan to firewall, length of cab, ect... to plan out where I want my "Z" steps in the front and rear of the frame.
Ah yes, thanks so much!
No problem.
2 sweeet!
Thank you!
Beautiful rat!
Thank you, Paul!
creative and sick
Thank you, Jace!
Your welcome and do you have more?
Yes, I have a few more. Just check out my channel page. Thanks!
I subscribed and do have any unopened 32 to 46 Plymouth's
Thanks for the sub. Sorry, I don't have anything unopened.
Urs is friking awsome
Thank you, glitchy!
Ive just brought this kit and gona do the same but not like the logo or same engine
Good luck with yours, and have fun with it!
Do you still build?
I haven't built for a while. Not giving it up, just been focusing on other hobbies and family lately. I'd love to be able to get back to the bench, just haven't had time.
@@speedfische I understand