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Just discovered you guys. Awesome work and love how you get on with it and talk over what you’re doing. It’s a thumbs up from the Uk 🇬🇧👍😊

Great show as always Lee, the nerf bar looks awesome. The best to you and your family my friend....:-)

Great job with the tutorial! I've been a tech for 41 years and I'm about to hang up my wrenches and store away my lab scopes in December for good. I'm a newbie upholsterer that started dabbling in upholstery when the covid thing started, not knowing how my repair business was going to fare. I have absolutely no idea how I accomplished finishing a complete upholstery overhaul in my first job pretty much by myself. With zero experience and never sewing a stitch before, I asked my client if I could use his 1962 Galaxie as a guinea pig. He said yes when I told him that if I effed it up I would pay to have it done properly. Well 6 months later it was complete and looks awesome. I did everything from the headliner to the visors, carpet, door panels, package tray and seats. Everything. Next one was a 1974 LeSabre drop top. Again, a complete overhaul less the top. I glassed the cracked up dash and covered it with closed cell foam and then heated and stretched the vinyl to cover it. What a beatch!! But he is extremely happy being that it's a weekend driver and somewhat show car. I'm doing a 36 ft. WellCraft boat as of now and it's going well. Enough self adulation and digressing from my original intent for my comment and question. How much should I charge for a seat covering like you did with your car? Labor only. How about a bucket seat, each with no real custom design? And how about a bench seat with a leaner in the middle? Thanks in advance for any input you can offer.

Excellent work Lee! You were the guy that trailer needed

Awesome stuff 👍

Hello Lee. Serious question. Apparently weld wood glue is illegal in Canada. How do you have it available in bc?

Looks great.

That was a ton of work 😂 looks good though 👍

That looks awesome Lee ! Hard work pays off as they say plus it can save you a trailer load of cash 💰. I look forward to seeing it in person. I subscribed to Jim’s channel and look forward to checking it out.

Great job Lee!! Looks great!

Nice job and great team effort!

That was a lot of work but you going have nice trailer whem you finish with it

Looks great! I was going to do mine but chickened out. Shanon is a lot like my wife. Basically a badass, can do anything. We built our house together during Covid.

Pretty work!

Nice improvement. Just needs some large LGKustoms decal logos on it.

hats off the trailer looks amazing - I know I'm a bad influence "but" I've done it myself with a vintage motor home you can use regular home installation the big stuff and use the old skin you removed for the inside of the trailer . that thing will be cool in the summer and warm in the winter

I have re skinned several trailers ,its a lot of work .Yours came out great!

Turned out great! All in a weeks time is impressive considering you guys filmed it and watched the little one !

I would’ve just painted that sucker to match your truck,dents and all,cause you are going to cry at the first dent or scrape !

What a guy will do to save a dollar, he must be a Hot Rod junkie, nice job swapping out those panels, I would have done the same thing. Cheers Bro.

What an improvement! Definitely an incentive to carry on.

Thats a huge improvement what it was before! You did change the roof panels too?

Really nice look on your trailer. Loved your smile when the welded nut worked on the hinge bolts!

Looking heaps better , well done....... 👍👍

What a ton of work. Well worth the effort though. Looks amazing.😊

Geez, that’s a helluva job!! Looks great!!

Looks good if I was you I would find a 18’ RV awning. Nice for when your parked

I was hoping to see you in puyallup at good guys, will you be here Sunday?

BIG job with a satisfying result. All it needs, to bring it to completion, is your logo on the sides.

Well Lee as I’ve said before I understand baby talk and thoughts. Lux had a little look in at his midget racer and said to himself one day soon I’m going to be driving that!!!. Trl looks real fine. A long haul to Oxford main next year for the old time drags? Take care all the best.

That was a massive undertaking. Those screws are a royal pain. Looks great now though. I highly recommend a couple of solar panels charging a couple of rv batteries and a 12v compressor fridge (lots on Amazon) and a couple of roof vents with fans. I have done this in my van and years ago with my 16’ cargo trailer I had when I raced motorcycles.

Lookin' good! But more importantly - it got "inspector - Lux's" approval ; ] Now all you need is to attach a '40 or '50s style truck cab to the front for the ultimate hauler! But seriously - nice work as usual !

All I can say is WOW! Herculean effort with amazing results! Truly enjoy all your videos and the way you approach and explain your builds! Go LGKustoms, keep moving forward!

...was fun to watch Lee vs bolts.........looks good!.....

Nice job

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Hi Lee, how the carb doing after almost 1 year on the 47 ? Grtz, Filip Belgium

Rac garage just made a big hall on flattie parts. several intakes, magneto, couple of dozen cams of different grinds. check him out.

Lee hello. The front carb fuel line might pick up heat from the adjacent heater hose and cause a vapor lock situation there? Until you redo the radiator hose you might consider taking a piece of 5/16" fuel hose slitting it and using it as an insulator from the radiator hose. If needed you can ty-rap it to keep it in position. Always enjoy watching you do your thing! Bob

Thanks for the tip on the pvc!

Just found your channel, looking at your stuff, seems real nice. Where were all those ol’ Fords?!

Are those little two barrel carburetors like you got on that car any good I have a 1955 Ford that has a 272 V8 in it that has one of those carburetors on it everyone tells me to take it off and change the intake and put the bigger two barrel on it would appreciate any information on it thank you

I've been enjoying your channel lately, without concerns or reservations. While I do enjoy your content, this latest video makes me worry about your apparent lack of safety consciousness. String throttle linkage? Fuel filter under the dash? Rubber fuel lines under the dash? Solid copper hard lines on your tri-power? Personally, I would rather have missed the car show than have driven the car like that. You do you, Lee, but "Safety First", brother....

Thank you good video

The maverick rear ends are my first choice for my hotrods. It was a perfect fit on my 1933 Pontiac coupe.

Lee I put progressive linkage on mine. This way in town I run off the center carb and then when you get on it the other two carbs would kick in.

Thinking about some roof vents and skylights? Sure gonna be nice.

If I’m not mistaken isn’t this the manifold on the roadster t-shirt ? Still loving the channel , see you in Mission

get intouch with RAC garage he can suggest fixes for the carbs. Bitchen carbs,

Bitchin ❤