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Holy Crap that's one hell of a story. Hope ya pulled the posi and rear end before ya scrapped that! Glad your alright I love crown vics great cars

Oh 100% well said man

Awesome let us know how it goes. What do you have in terms of engine? Got a few .rke appearing on the show soon a 396 and. 572

I do the filming and editing myself. Actually been my career for the past 15 years so kind of have an advantage when it comes to making these videos. But it takes forever this video took 6 months to film/edit total. Mind you I did 5 other videos at the same time (which you will see coming up every 4 weeks) but yeah takes some time. Thanks for the kind words always looking to improve and get better

@SubdivisionAuto I just upgraded my software (Power Direct 365) and computer because I melted the processor.. lol. It's still a nightmare..

@@randywiddis oh yeah I'd believe it you need some pretty beefy software these days for videos. Especially since the video files are highly compressed in H264 format. Takes a lot for computers to process all that. What are you editing

@SubdivisionAuto I'm doing the same thing that you are. I'm redoing my 67 Chevelle.

Right in front of the bueys. First parking lot on the right as you enter right in front. Looking at La Chute quebec side where the smoke comes up

Yeah for sure genuine nice guy and good person. Funny a lot of the people who play assholes on this show (Jim, Ricky, Cyrus) are all standup guys in real life.

Well said

Goodtimes man sounds like awesome Nostalgia and im all about that. Thanks for dropping in man and commenting hope you stick around for some other vids

Yeah he did it really on the cheap but you cant life off that. But its impressive he did that for so cheap. Youll see on this channel there is a series entitled "Rustorations" and im restoring a 1972 Nova. I will tell ya the costs add up FAST. 6k is nothing so impressive he did this.

Awesome let us know how it goes. We are filming every single aspect of this build

Thanks for the feedback glad you like it. Let us know what else you'd like to see we do car videos. Either tpb cars or other always looking for ideas

Haha is that the video where the cops show up?

Hey if you have the video I’d love to see it haha

That's a really great explanation I didn't know that but it makes sense. For some reason I was under the impression warpage is avoidable but like you said it doesn't make sense but when heated it will expand no matter what and then cool. That said it honestly is so minimal I didn't notice until I watched the time lapse then really looked close. Even then it's so minimal just minor filler will smooth it out. So I am not too worried. Thanks for this this helps a lot

@@SubdivisionAuto There are videos, books, and google searches that will explain it better than I did as well as how to correct it if you want to learn more. Since most of us are not restoring million dollar cars, or wanting to take hours upon hours practicing and developing perfect metal finishing skills, mig welding with thin skim coat of filler is fine. Nice job on your project so far. Also it's pretty cool your kid is so interested in helping.

@@theinsaneshecklador6598 yeah it's not gonna be perfect but it'll hold together for sure. I'll get some local body work experts to help me out when it comes time to tackle that Lotta talented guys in town willing to teach a fella. Thanks for the kind words yea my little dudes are both car obsessed and the older one only likes old cars so I will keep feeding that passion

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Oh yeah buddy cherry on the sundea!

Awesome man glad to hear the video can help out. Let us know how it goes best of luck get er done

Good to know Im just using flux core and usually I find myself around half inch to 3/4 inch. Thanks for the tip didnt know this will keep it in mind.

Yeah buddy! We film most the EPS here

Hilarious also super sad but true comment. I don't think any blue nose video is going viral like this is right now lol

Yeah that repair is insane to do apparently very expensive. The only big downside to the car but its a large downside.

Thanks for the kind words Blayne I am certainly happy we were able to capture the spirit of what the event was about. But thats all thanks to people like yourself for making it happen. I could certainly sense a hint of excitement and seeing the guys/gals getting into it will only make it grow bigger and bigger. Was awesome to see guys like Rob say he wasnt going to run and he ended up melting his tires just for the crowds delight. I can really see this growing every year hopefully next year it will be bigger/better. All the best

I never found that one. But honestly I didn't really do much after season 7 I only really watched the OG seasons

Cartage CLassic sorry i forgot to put the info on the screen just realized that

Oh yeah what a legend eh? WHat else would you like to see on this channel?

Oh yeah he was a great dude. I didnt know him as well as mike I only met him a few times but he leaves an impact for sure. I ended up doing some rock projects at my old house like he did on his youtube channel. If youve never seen his cocnrete videos theyre really cool.

@@SubdivisionAuto I'll watch those. Thanks man, what a treat. This video was also a great watch. Made me a little emotional 🥲

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Yeah buddy! Speaking of which we just filmed a general lee charger for a future episode. Really cool car.

Awesome he made quite a lot of noise with his presence that car was everywhere on the news and social media. Iconic car indeed and person too. Having seen this episode anything else youd like to see? We do car videos here. Maybe another TPB car or a certain type of car? always looking for ideas

Seems to be the popular comment!

What I would do to live in those times. But hey I'm lucky enough people can relive those experiences with me as the passenger pretty darn cool if you ask me

@@SubdivisionAuto A example of different times, I have owned Chevelle's purchased for $300. & $700. that grandma grocery getters mint, just all stock. My preference though have been '68 Firebirds (4 of them) they were plentiful, and at the time weren't as in demand as the Camaro, Two of the four were actually given to me for the price of hauling them out of the previous owners yards!! Needless to say I always had spare parts. I t blows me away today when I see what people are asking for them today even one's I would've considered scrap back then. (LOL)

Thats awesome man I am in 100% agreement cars are meant to be driven not locked away. Good for you man!

Good to know thanks for the tips. Have not heard of "Mastercoat" but will look into it since I still have a lot to frame coat. Thanks man for the comments

8 bucks!

Awesome man. If you can do full quarters first I highly recommend that then drop the roof on. The sail panels are not the best way to go but I never expected to do full quarters when I did this. Good luck! Quarter vid just came out it all works together

Lol! My tools are pretty crude literally all amazon cheapo tools but hey they get the job done for a novice like myself ! Yeah I never imaged to do all this all I planned on was fixing the rust above the wheels and bam look what happened. Next thing you know there is no roof or any quarter panels. Crazy life I live. Thanks for watching doing apologize it's nice to see you drop in! You may like the previous video too it was a drag racing video called Wayne Young Memorial. I got to try drag racing was really fun. And a great community of people

@@SubdivisionAuto No Max. All of your tools looked good to me...then, at 34:34 you pulled out the folded piece of cardboard and called it the Reach Pro 6000. I laughed out loud!! I figured the piece of cardboard came from an Amazon box. That was too funny! This was another really good video!!

@@SandiRose2008 haha yeah I like to be silly 😜 glad you enjoyed it. Next couple ones had some stuff go wrong so ime lighting up more

Yeah man. If you like this car you will like what comes out later down the line. Just about to film with a 68 runner with a 426 Hemi and a 70 with a 572 Hemi! You'd probably like the dodge dart Vidoo on this channel too that's a good one too!

Oh the outer side yeah inner side I'm not too worried. Trick I've been using (not sure if I added it to this video) is using laquer thinner. If it comes off then it's crap e coat if it doesn't I keep it on. But like I said only for interior panels exterior I'll ripp it all down and epoxy the whole sucker one shot. But yes you are right

@@SubdivisionAuto Great I been doing this 30 years and you sir are doing an amazing job.

@@travlite8496 awesomean yeah for sure drop any suggestions you have always looking to learn! Thanks for watching and the kind words I still got a long way to go lots of mistakes and poor work still

@@SubdivisionAuto Carthage knows a lot he's a good channel to get and learn this trade from he does it correctly I wouldn't do anything Bad Chad does he's not doing things like a restoration should be done he's good at chopping cars that's about it to be honest

@@travlite8496 yeah honestly I did t watch enough of his stuff to know or have the experience to recognize he's not doing things correctly. But after all the comments I can say I am learning from you guys. Good stuff to know. Yeah Richard is amazing he does good work.

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Thanks Ross. I know I can squeeze several videos out of this and stretch it but I really wanted to keep as as condensed and information loaded as possible. I think it was worth the 6 months it took to film. Still could improve a lot though working on it! Thanks as always man you'll like the next one it's kind of a cluster#$_&

@@SubdivisionAuto Lol...should be a good one.....

Lol I am learning a lot more about bad Chad just from the comments. Glad I made that comparison. Guess if your not a pro you just don't know but you seem to be like everyone else this fast saying the same thing. So guess Chad isn't as great as he says he is