Rear Floors • Episode 4 • Twin Turbo 69 Corvair
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Episode 4 • Rear Floors
In this video, we continue fabrication on Denny's 69 Chevrolet Corvair. Scott makes custom rear floors to cover the chassis before we start on the custom rear wheel tubs. This car will be getting a brand new Nelson Racing twin-turbo LS V8 and it'll be moved up front. This car will sit on a custom Roadster Shop chassis with massive 6-piston Brembo brakes. It'll also be getting tons of metal fabrication, custom interior, custom wheels, and so much more. Make sure to follow this build closely, it'll be a wild one!
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Scott is the man! I could watch that dude work sheet metal all damn day!
I do enjoy these build videos. So much that I will tell you guy a tip for bending radius on bead rolled pieces, with slip roller: cut supporting pieces from 1/8" ~3mm MDF. Fit in your beaded pattern. Both side of the panel. Usually they are them different shape. But so that it will supports the beads and doesnt flat it when running through roller. This is how I bend pieces like drive shaft tunnel with beads on it.
Hope you try this next time.👊 Keep it up.
Would it be easier to do the roll first, then bead roll it after?
@@tezzrterry7485 Personally I would have changed the order of operations: Cut out the overall shape, roll the radius, put in the bead, cut out drive shaft hole, and brake the bends.
Man. Scott really knows his shit when it comes to fabricating.
This car will be incredible. Thanks for taking us along for another wild ride. I appreciate your time and efforts to make these videos. Great work.
One of the best fabricators on the planet!!
A appreciate the detailed explanation of how you are proceeding with this particular part and discussing with camera man/us…really cool. Thanks!
Great helpful tips! I love watching this channel. In fact its the only one I watch at normal speed. I even slow it down and rewatch some of the work to really understand what's happening.
The skills and craftsmanship are beyond compare!!
Отличная работа Мастера! 👍💪🤝
Напоминает работу Бойда Кодингтона и Чипа Фуза!
Amazing craftsmanship! Appreciate you folks sharing the the detail of your techniques. THANKS!
Thanks for watching!
Metal work is outstanding great work Scott.
The best videos to watch. So much of detailing and such clean work. Really great fabrication done.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great Fabrication skills, all the builds from CCS turn out looking fantastic, great work guys.
Thank you very much!
Awesome job. You are very talented. I love doing that kind of work. I'm a retired aircraft sheetmetal tech. From when we made parts. Formed on form blocks. Then heat treated. Etc. Lost art. When I retired. The parts came from somewhere. Stamped FAA number. The fun was gone.
Great job!! We don’t have any good custom shops in Miami like this. Love all classic cars!!!!
Great job!
Wow!!! ... beautiful job ...
My favorite build so far. Awesome!
Boa tarde congrats vai amén bom trabalho
I’m loving this build, keep up the Great Work!
My youngest brother built a Crown style '67 corvair 350ci back seat conversion in 1971. They are a great style for a conversion EXCEPT for the length of the butt. Maybe a few inches shorter would make it "perkier".
I've used a slip roller for putting a radius into panels I've put detail into.
Great metal work…just amazing,nice work Scott 🇦🇺🦘
Just want to say I love the videos. Your camera work is as seamless and so well shot..it's equal to the production of the Television show prior. One of the best video quality and sound for this format on RUclips. Well done and thank you for putting the extra work in polishing up the content. I don't know if your present video guy was around during the TV show..but it sure seems like he 0:37 was and learned a LOT.
(ILMBO! I'm sure if someone in the shop reads this comment..they'll ask if you had a relative write this?)
I appreciate the kind words. I was around for both seasons of our tv show, I even helped film a little when they needed an extra camera. Thanks for watching! - Tim
piocked lots of tip watching all these vidios, great work
Amazing metal work!!
Skilled craftmanshift👌🥵🤩
Really great and beautiful work
Cut, bend, roll, fit, bend, fit, tack, cut, weld, grind, sand, done
Piece of art!
Nice work.
Ur a fnnnnnnn master thats great work
Metall-Gott🙏❤❤❤
All hail the algorithm.
Frickn sweet
bravo
You need to modify hummer 1 or humvee to make that luxury from inside by removing center tunnel which consumes whole space.
👍🏼👍🏼
It's kinda sad to think that such beautiful floors will get covered with carpet & shit!
Well hopefully not shit unless a dog or baby get put back there and left for hrs.
do you guys ship merch to australia?
We ship merch world wide. store.classiccarstudio.com
For a fabricator i can't believe he didn't tack pipe to bench with small gap then side panel under then lift it to get curve ????
Good work!!