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You definitely want this guy’s help if you’re putting a car together, he has the experience to know what’s going to work? What’s Not going to work? I am not an expert but I believe you could put a quarter panel on and it fit all the way around but it Can still sag in the middle And you’ll have to figure it out the hard way how to straighten it out?

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Why didn't you paint the engine bay before installing it??

Noob at work

I wondered why the choice of a polyester hi-build versus a urethane hi-build primer. Plus's versus minus's. Thanks for taking the time to produce these bloody EXCELLENT videos

This is awesome is this Mig weld or can I use flux core on the frame rails

Provided the owner is pleased and all the bills have been paid, should be a happy day when it leaves the shop.

Excellent Job. Quality work.

Outstanding work . Congrats on the new shop .

So Rick. How soon before the new shop is too full to work in and you need a bigger shop?🤣

Congrats on the new shop! Well deserved, for sure.

Looks like a great shop space you have created! Can't wait to see the official unveiling!!

Thanks for all of your great information, nice craftsmanship. I am just starting a 68 mustang coupe.

Congrats on the new shop and booth 😊

Awesome job Rick! You are one of the very few people who are honest about what it takes to restore a classic car! I always love watching your videos because we auctually learn something! God bless you and your family!

Excited to see the new shop! Looks awesome Rick!

You're a damn animal Rick! Stellar work.

Great job. As always, great explanation of the process.

Very Nice

Excellent job on the E-body...you do nice work...good content and thanks....🔧🔧👍

That car body will outlive us all now. Rick you never cease to amaze.

Awesome shop Rick and Megan. You guys rock. Love your channel. The Cuda came out beautiful. The owner will be very pleased. Enjoy your weekend. Cheers

Great job on that, Cuda. Look forward to your next build. I hope to see a walk around of your new shop and the paint booth. Is that a downdraft paint booth? Thanks as always for putting on these videos.

I think everyone would like to have seen you finish it, great skills you got there.

Rick you have a nice set of skills...great work, always a joy to watch.

Nice wrap up summary Rick. The owner should be well pleased with your efforts. Looking forward to a 69 Firebird update.

Nice job! That car is straight as an arrow! Congrats on the new workshop! It looks like you are going to be busy this year!

Awesome work

So now it has the mini tubs in, to put let's say a 10 or 12 inch rims with a 5.5 back spacing do you need to shorten the rear end or just need to relocate the leaf springs? I just want to run 295 or 305 tires without scraping anything. Thanks, awesum work you have done.

Excellent work as always.👍

Great job.

The Dodge Doctor!

Good job.

Very clean boss, nice!

Fantastic instruction (the how) and explanation (the why) on this and all your videos. You truly make it possible even for an old chunk of coal like me to get impressive results on my home projects. Thank you!

Nice work!!... Im doing dse minis in my 68.... I really like what you do with these cars and the fine craftsmanship doing them as well.... So awesome... Im 60 now so these mini tubs 4 link and axle swap have already taken me 2 months looking at thinking about installing whereas 25 years ago 3 nights after work til 4am and it all would have been done.... Stay smart young and healthy my friend and keep Rollin em out!........I remember a customer of mine when I was about 38 he was a 30 year top air force pilot in shape 60 year old guy and he said, money is great, but without Health its worthless... ( HEALTH IS WEALTH)... and I have to say my God was he correct!.... Just subscribed....

Excellent work, never lower your standards!

Hi Rick, My son and I are building our third 1967-72 C10 and doing alot of panel repairs/ replacement on this cab and doors. After all metal work is completed what grit paper on a DA do you recommend we use on bare metal before epoxy primer. What order do we go from there- epoxy primer/body filler/high build primmer/block sand/ primer again then sealer then paint not sure. First two were budget builds so did not have a lot of money at that time to put into paint products but we want to do this one show quality. Both of our other builds are on UA-cam. I just started watching your videos two days ago and your very good at explaining your process, going to try and watch all of them for more information.

I knew i had a good idea when i was doing that on my car. Thanks. Thats awesome.

Nice job awesome work the right to put in a patch panel

Awesome stuff man.

this was the video i was looking for..i was overwhelmed reading forums and contradicting people.. this is exactly what i wanted to know and now i have a guide. thanks for taking the time to put this together my man.

My Pop Gave Me A Lot of Great Advice the One that was huge with working on Cars but Can apply with every project is ( Walk away and take a Break when things aren't going Right) i passed that to my Boys and Daughter. I loved that you Said that on here. Looking Good i had a buddy with a 67 fire chicken we all Called it. I like the looks of them better. But your Doing a Nice Job. Really injoyed watching

Good video

If you are doing a restoration, just a panel replacement or just like watching a true craftsman at work watch this dudes videos and follow him. He's the real deal and no, he doesn't pay me to say that. 😂

Is there a part 3 to this?

You are a good teacher

It's not worth buying a cherry one because they sell for tens of thousands of dollars with lots of hidden problems. I'd rather build one from the ground up for the same price while having everything new in the end. It's not the 1990's when cherry ones sell for 12 to 13 grand. That price today only gets you a good title with a body tag and a pile of cancerous rust.

You perform amazing work, such a great informative channel that helps so many people. What I love about you, being so humble and appreciative of getting work. Thank you for your videos.

Nice work