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Come on mate it was not broken, so why ,test it first save time and money,l mean what if you broke something we love what you do but you are teaching people some/ most not as capable as you

So many parts that actually do fit, sorta mostly, . Great title. Jigsaw

AWESOME RIDE - I am a huge fan of the 57 150 two door post - Just a great car - I would almost trade my 1963 Gibson Humming bird for that one HA! It is worth a little/lot more than my guitar - but it would sure look good in the back seat of that red 57 - my guitar is an original sun burst (lots of red)

It's like playing with Leggos when you where a kid

The coil spring cover might help if you put it on!

15:16 what is that big concrete retaining wall looking thing?

Twin I beams were the best thing ever for tire stores. 🙂

Digging the shirts!!!! NICE!!

Being a lover of the Scottish brew I reckon burbon tasks like frogs piss but then I haven't tried frogs piss so I probably can't compare the them😂😂😂😂😂

My six pack has turned into a long neck 😂😂😂😂

Mr. B. Here ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍 : It’s Wednesday morning here in the north east , many of you guys missed the live chat I can not keep awake pass 7pm, you guys are doing better than I. LOL. I enjoy all the content here ! To all have a great Thanksgiving & Chris you & your family ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍 ( 🥃🦃🥃🦃 )

I'm glad you use fractions.. the metric system is for girly boys

and i need merch

Just got here 5 hours late as usual and you look amazing 20 years younger Bro !

Dam I wanted to join live chat and got tasked to go to the store by the wife...

There's no engine bay?!... my God, you're right!

I'm here! 6 hours late 😑🦘 Definitely need some KC&C stickers for the fleet. Jeep 6 and Hemi 6 bottom ends are very similar, but not related. Perhaps some industrial espionage at best, for the day. Heads are chalk and cheese. Their hydraulic lifters are the same part though.

I was swapping engines by the time I was 12 or 13 on my own. Kids that age aren't doing that anymore

I caught up with 'fish' the other night. He said you were planning to take a car to the Ngatea car show on the 28th Dec. I will be keen to see what you turn up with. I will be there with my XT Falcon.

aw dang i got home late! hope u doing well kiwi!

Hey kiwi missed the live by 5 mins. It's only 4.30pm here in NZ mate! Have to remember to jump on earlier next week. 👍

Why not just attach a cable to the brake pedal 'pulling down' and attach the other end to the e brake pedal. So when you press the e brake pedal you will have 4 wheel e brakes. More simple.

Looks like this is going to be a great build, nice attention to detail.... I like that "eye"crometer, never hear that one before..TMD

Hi Chris. Thanks for posting another awesome video. Having those fender side panels unboltable is an excellent idea. What do you do regarding the VIN numbers now that the inner fenders have been replaced? Cheers, Steve (New Zealand).

Bloody master in action, 😂 certainly looks the part ,excellent information, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones

Sounds like a exaust manifold leak

Damn i missed this, yea tony overstepped i agree if streetside had of told the customer to pound sand then he could have posted for all to see which seems to be what you were after, gladly it all worked out

That 1/16th of an inch is the difference between someone doing it and someone doing it right - and you care about doing it right!👍😉

Im here to find out how to get more leg and head. (The title was clipped off in the short description)

Did a similar setup for a '58 Pontiac this summer. A similar setup electrically (an ancient Delphi reversible motor with a 3 solenoid transmission) but with a different approach to the tracks altogether. It took a little time to figure out, but now it's all working. It does use quite a bit of current though. I used 10 gauge wire and a 30A circuit breaker because these little motors with 2-3 people on board are a little power hungry. Great video!

I’m sorry if something happened between you and UTG. You two were really cool together on video.

👍👍🙂🇨🇦

Thats gonna be a hi dollar musting Kiwi ,, Looking good though

Nice work mate, watching you do this is a reminder of why I have full frame cars; I can bolt them together but there’s no way I could do what you’re doing with a welder.

Noice measures, lots of patience. Who's Bob ?

Master craftsman at work, and a super nice guy as well!!!! Thanks for the great videos!!!!!

Great work as always 😎👍

Many hours of labor on that! Yes, I would bolt those side apron sections in also. Got to have access for service and instalation. Great job!

What a luxury being able to do this sort of work on cars without having to prove yourself time and time again to the appointed know it alls .

Just learning to weld, looks like I have the same welder, curious of your settings and gas pressure

What's the 6' circular hoop over by the wall for? It looks like part of a UFO project you're working on...

Chris, I admire the fact that you show the entire process instead of glossing over the details like so many others do. Thank you for that.

It's really coming together nicely your dead right about taking the time to get parts fitting just spot on

10:57 made me smile. I worked with a fellow known as "Bondo Bob." Some say he could have been a sculptor, but for the fates and fickle fortunes.

👌💯 🪶🥝⭐ Rooly Choice Kiwi.

Would it be prudent to make up a jig for this? Especially if you do this occasionally?

Swiss cheese 🧀 has fewer openings.🤣 But you are making great progress. Will look fantastic when complete ✅

Hey Kiwi, are you doing the final paint on this? Project looks great. Coming right along.