Hey Brandon, I've thoroughly enjoyed this series, and wanted to say that you've got me hooked on all your content and I can't wait for the next big project!
Brandon and everyone at Muscle Rod Shop should be extremely proud of themselves on this project. The engineering and expertise shows on every panel and inch of the Cuda. From a personal point of view, I'm not a lover of diesel engines due to the sound and the thick black smoke, but all in all, it's truly amazing.
I'm also not a huge fan of diesels unless purpose built for hauling and such then obv diesel is the way to go. But, I gotta admit that thick black smoke and diesel exhaust in general is a LOT more environmentally friendly than a gas engine.
you guys made one of the scariest looking custom vehicles to ever hit the road. like a conventional Mad Max drive around that can back up a variety of challenges.
@@squirlboy250 computer turret is a cool idea! but i'd rather see a Bofors on the back if i'm using a computer, for all the arial attacks. keep Ma for an adapted windshield area your passenger can use. this ride needs tits, zaz, balls, and bling.
@@Matty.Hill_87 it DPs each vehicle it approaches up to 6 vehicles ahead. makes me think it needs a belly ball turret but more likely Matt needs to work with Whistlin Diesel's Monster Max to pull that off.
15 months to build a ride like that, from scratch is amazing. Especially with how hard it is to get any material, parts, etc. You and your team have done a amazing job.
Awesome job on the initial build of the intercooler for it to take that much boost before it popped. I guess you can say Matt popped the Cuda's cherry lol.
The full on respect at the end is everything! You guys are masters and it shows! Once again thank you for showing the masses that its cool to be a hands on fabricator!
HoldenBros....... Totally Class Act! They have your back Brandon. So does Matt. I see and Love the appreciation and respect all four of you have for each other in the looks and words for each other! And Tony makes it Five. He's the silent one.
Congrats on a fabulous build, Brandon! It's really exciting to see the Cuda thru each stage of the ongoing process! Already awesome...gonna be awesomerrrrrrrrr ! A+++
FOR REAL. All that talent one one town to boot! Love how this entire community brings each up. It’s that small-town Americana here, and it’s beautiful.
Love the build thus far but really excited to see the final version of the cuda. Hopefully it will have a custom hood on it as well…. I would suggest building the fender well turbo cover and make it removable for shows and have it installed while actually running it to protect the turbos and all that beautiful pipe work. Amazing job guys.
This has been an amazing build so far and I know the next instalments will be great as well. As Steven said, you guys take the time to do it right and it shows.
It has been a joy seeing you build this monster, and i would like to remind everyone that with every fresh build comes fresh problems and quality takes time and patience from both sides!
You deserve all the accolades. You are not just building machines, but investing yourself in every project and the quality of the work is a direct reflection of the quality of the person.
Holden Bros. words to the end hits a spot for me. As a mechanic myself, i truly know what those words mean. If you want to build it clean and sturdy, you'll need time. A lot of time. And that's what people usually don't get. If you have no time, you'll build or repair it quickly either way. But it will be crap you can't be proud of and maybe it will even break again in a couple of months or years. And that can be very frustrating on this job. But it's the modern times i think, nobody got time for quality anymore.
I have done complete resto on 3 1957 Chevy's, a 39 Ford Coupe, and a 54 Buick in my lifetime. I kno what's involved in a project like this. You guys did a hell of a job. Love reading the comments from people that ask why it takes so long or why things are done a certain way. Go build a car and find out!!! You don't just take parts out of a box and bolt them on. The level of skill required to successfully complete something like this is very high. And the guys that build them never get the credit they deserve!
Brandon..your awesome at what you do and the guys too. Matt made a great choice when he choose y'all. Look forward to many great builds and seeing The Cuda totally finished. Keep up the great work.
as a Brit - i do admire US muscle cars (in an English understated way - takes a lot to get us excited) i love what you guys have achieved here, Matts and your grin says it all, (like kids in a sweet shop) created a monster that pleases all, its an epic build, and i think them Holden Bros said it all too, you can be immensely proud of your work and i too like the rough edges, some not so practical like the stripping down which actually is so typically military, you have to strip everything down at the same time just to get to the smallest parts, but these can be rectified with a little more of your thought and ingenuity Part 2 Its a beast and its alive now (i think you have set a high bar, looking forward to future builds along this line)
I can only agree that to build something right takes time and effort, it's not a quick job. I'm actually amazed by how fast you've gotten this done to this level. You all deserve a ton of credit for the epic work. I'm so happy to have been introduced to this channel and seeing this build has been awesome. Can't wait to see your other projects and to see step 2 of the Demo Cuda where it gets the finishing touches. And of course see Matt try his best to break a few more bits, as much as that hurts.😂
Mr. Holden is absolutely correct in his assessment, details matters and it often goes unsaid. Well Done "M.R.S" your team is knocking it out of the park.
when your pulling compliments like that about your work from guys' that know what that kind of skill level takes . it says a lot . It might have been Matt's idea, but your dedication to detail , and being able to see a crazy project through with screwy deadlines . Amazing !
Oh baby, super cool to see the badges I made on here! Can't wait to see then on! Brandon, they are 8-32 on the backside, you can either bolt them on or just grind off the locating pins and double side tape them.
Came for the Cuda. Immediately subscribed, staying for the amazing content. I've been a professional mechanic and welder well over 20 years and I still love watching y'alls work. Keep up with the awesome work and keep us updated on the current and future projects. Long live muscle rod shop!!! God bless, have a great holiday weekend.
When you started this project, I was like, “WTF?? Who’s the idiot that thought this shit up?” Now I want one. And for the color, I’m thinking a dark urban camo. Shades of gray.
Brandon, it can't be said enough times, you and your guys in the shop do some of the finest work building awesome machines. I'm looking forward to seeing many more videos on builds in your shop, and the "final" of the Demo-Cuda.
The Holden Bros said it perfectly. It shows you poured your heart and soul into this. People who think this took to long obviously have never done what you and you guys accomplished and don’t understand that this wasn’t the only vehicle that you were working on. Perfection takes time. Well done Brandon!
"Green Lights, Gold Teeth, Gold Dash, Green Guages, Big Duallies, 12 Valve, Emerald Drab,.. That Mopar's a time bomb." Sounds like that ol Rancid Song, too fitting.
So good to hear Holden bros shooting you those compliments on your build. There are elements to this that are a work of art and it's awesome to see. Bravo Sir, Bravo.
As always superb job done. And don’t be mad for the intercooler, being able to endure such pressure with normal aluminum weld is impressive. Trial and error is what made us go forward.
Thanks Brandon and everyone at Muscle Rod Shop, Holden Brothers and their crew and members of the Demolitia that sent parts for making Matt's crazy idea come true. I love the Cuda Cummins. Hot Wheels or Matchbox needs to make a model of this so that we all can have one. Awesome job by all. Can't wait to see it perform.
I’d love to see it painted black on the bottom half of the body and have a gradient/fade to the metallic green on the upper half. I think that would look sick! Great work Brandon and crew.
You guys do phenomenal work! Hats off to you and the muscle rod team! Been watching and a fan since Matt introduced us to you. Please keep at it and your UA-cam channel. Blown away with what you guys can pull off, just outstanding! 👍🤘
Hey man just gotta say, Matt may have given you a platform for your doing all the work. We watched one video after Matt brought us here. I keep watching ALL of the videos because you are keeping us here.
You all did a fantastic job on this monstruosity. I think we all knew Matt would break it (he always breaks his toys) but i was not expecting it to be that fast. Came here for the Cuda but looking forward to all your new projects.
All I can say Brandon, is you and all the guys in your shop are true craftsmen of the highest order, maybe even artisans! That thing may be stupid but it's the most stupidly awesome ride I've ever seen. Incredible job, can't wait for part 2! Just a bit of a side note, I've shown some of my friends this build and most if not all of them were completely blown away!
I've really enjoyed the Cuda build. But I'm glad it's winding down. That Cadillac build really trips my trigger. I worked as mechanic at the same Cadillac agency for 37 years.
Brandon you are the man and all the others who worked hard on making the Cuda sick! I will definitely be watching your videos, esp. part 2 of the Cuda. MuscleRodShop rocks!
you deserve alot of credit. really man chefs kiss to that beast of a car you built. thank you for being detailed and passionate about it. can't wait for more builds or cool repairs
You guys build some impressive hot rods and the Demo Cuda is just another fine piece you can be proud of. I have enjoyed following along on this build and look forward to other things you and your team build.
Loving the channel! Basically, your full builds become a partnership with your customers. Its a testament to how hard you all work to make your shop succeed. I know a lot of us would love to keep you and Holden Bros permanently busy building dream rides. Seriously, I have a few I would love to have done. OF course, my bank account says I need to shut up and keep working. One day, though, lottery permitting...
The UA-cam armchair experts are clueless. You and your crew are doing amazing work, and I have enjoyed all of your videos. Not just the Cuda build. I am especially looking forward to your own build. Those are the videos I enjoy on UA-cam the most. What the creators envision for themselves
Demo Cuda may be gone for a while, but I also like to watch a 1959 Cadillac build. So I will be watching your videos anytime you upload one. That was one good looking Camero as well.
Hey Brandon, congratulations to you and our guys. Y'all are a great team and did fantastic work. Maybe everyone doesn't remember but you had to get the Demo Cuda ready for different things at different times and anyone that has ever worked in a similar situation knows how much it can suck to do some work and have to undo that work and then rebuild that work, etc., etc.. Seriously, congratulation and we're all looking forward what you guys bring going forward. God bless you, Tony and the crew. 👍
If I remember correctly, Land Rovers used to (may still) come factory with an access panel. I DO remember all the Bronco guys used to go cut up junkyard Bronco floors to do exactly the same thing.
Came here for the Cuda, staying because yall are amazing. If I ever win the lottery, I'll have a 75 Duster heading your way with a check and a note saying "go crazy"
You guys do amazing work and you enjoy it... for any gear head / car guy this is an amazing channel with amazing people and amazing content! I can't wait to see the next video regardless of whatever project it is that you are working on.
Absolutely awesome job guys. Superior work. Like Matt said, just gotta find the weak spots and go from there. Can't wait to see it when it's all done. Keep up the great work.
Hey Brandon, I've thoroughly enjoyed this series, and wanted to say that you've got me hooked on all your content and I can't wait for the next big project!
Solid words from those Holden Bros. Well earned.
Compliments from a "competitor" is the utmost respect.
Brandon and everyone at Muscle Rod Shop should be extremely proud of themselves on this project. The engineering and expertise shows on every panel and inch of the Cuda. From a personal point of view, I'm not a lover of diesel engines due to the sound and the thick black smoke, but all in all, it's truly amazing.
Im in a similar boat as far as not being big on diesels but if I was forced to own once, the DemoCuda would be the car
I'm also not a huge fan of diesels unless purpose built for hauling and such then obv diesel is the way to go. But, I gotta admit that thick black smoke and diesel exhaust in general is a LOT more environmentally friendly than a gas engine.
you guys made one of the scariest looking custom vehicles to ever hit the road. like a conventional Mad Max drive around that can back up a variety of challenges.
I'd love to see the Ma Deuce put on top with computer assist aiming, all from the inside on the car.
@@squirlboy250 computer turret is a cool idea! but i'd rather see a Bofors on the back if i'm using a computer, for all the arial attacks. keep Ma for an adapted windshield area your passenger can use. this ride needs tits, zaz, balls, and bling.
Imagine this thing coming up behind you on the road, it would be intimidating as fuck 🤣🤣
@@Matty.Hill_87 it DPs each vehicle it approaches up to 6 vehicles ahead. makes me think it needs a belly ball turret but more likely Matt needs to work with Whistlin Diesel's Monster Max to pull that off.
15 months to build a ride like that, from scratch is amazing. Especially with how hard it is to get any material, parts, etc. You and your team have done a amazing job.
Awesome job on the initial build of the intercooler for it to take that much boost before it popped. I guess you can say Matt popped the Cuda's cherry lol.
That was funny...
That would be correct 👍
The full on respect at the end is everything! You guys are masters and it shows! Once again thank you for showing the masses that its cool to be a hands on fabricator!
I can not wait to see this thing complete with the exhaust coming out of the gills. It's gonna be mean. I'm pumped for you to start the next build.
First!
Noooooooooooooo
The car looks good Matt
We don't even have a chance like this...
🤣
Lets go Brandon!!! 👏
HoldenBros....... Totally Class Act! They have your back Brandon. So does Matt. I see and Love the appreciation and respect all four of you have for each other in the looks and words for each other! And Tony makes it Five. He's the silent one.
That was a great compliment!! You all have made one hell of a ride. Great work and amazing skills.
I truly appreciate your work and the care you put into whatever you're doing. Thank you for being a great hard working American badass 🇺🇲😎
Congrats on a fabulous build, Brandon! It's really exciting to see the Cuda thru each stage of the ongoing process! Already awesome...gonna be awesomerrrrrrrrr ! A+++
I agree with Holden bros you do great work keep it up can't wait to see more how to from you also
Look into sled pullers, Those rigs may help you fix that intercooler. I love this build
I love the respect these guys (professionals) have for each other. A testament to goodness!!!
FOR REAL. All that talent one one town to boot! Love how this entire community brings each up. It’s that small-town Americana here, and it’s beautiful.
Great job Brandon, Tony, and Muscle Rod Shop! 👍😁🤘💪
This is the BEST lifted “car” build I’ve ever seen!
It’s just so mean and sick, and that whine and rumble is just so fitting. Goddamn BRAVO!
Love the build thus far but really excited to see the final version of the cuda. Hopefully it will have a custom hood on it as well…. I would suggest building the fender well turbo cover and make it removable for shows and have it installed while actually running it to protect the turbos and all that beautiful pipe work. Amazing job guys.
Great job guys. I hope to see it in person some day.
Real piece of art even while not fully finished. God damn im jealous of that beaty, glad I can see it on youtube atleast.
I'll be honest I thought this project was taking a long time but with your explanation of it, it fully makes sense.
You killed my guy! I'm excited to see the kinks worked out and see how you finish this build! Keep doing you brother!
This has been an amazing build so far and I know the next instalments will be great as well. As Steven said, you guys take the time to do it right and it shows.
THIS is what youtube auto should be filled with. Unique builds...not that "I have a hellcat go fast". Badass dudes!
One hell of a build guys. You rocked it!
It has been a joy seeing you build this monster, and i would like to remind everyone that with every fresh build comes fresh problems and quality takes time and patience from both sides!
I love it! Keep up the great work! And the blown intercooler is just something that you can learn from in your build
You guys make dreams come TRUE...!
That Cuda is a beast. Well done Brandon 🤙🤙🤙
Brandon, your attention to detail at Muscle Rod Shop makes y'all stand out in a very good way!! Stephen gave you a well deserved compliment!!!
You deserve all the accolades. You are not just building machines, but investing yourself in every project and the quality of the work is a direct reflection of the quality of the person.
Outstanding workmanship, you all should be so very proud of all the hard work that's gone into that beast. 👍 👍🇦🇺
Holden Bros. words to the end hits a spot for me. As a mechanic myself, i truly know what those words mean. If you want to build it clean and sturdy, you'll need time. A lot of time. And that's what people usually don't get. If you have no time, you'll build or repair it quickly either way. But it will be crap you can't be proud of and maybe it will even break again in a couple of months or years. And that can be very frustrating on this job.
But it's the modern times i think, nobody got time for quality anymore.
I’ve got to admit when I heard about this build, I thought it was totally ridiculous and it is. But you guys did an incredible job on it!
More like this. Love this channel and all the love and respect going around the team in and out of the shop. That's how we build i greater then great.
I have done complete resto on 3 1957 Chevy's, a 39 Ford Coupe, and a 54 Buick in my lifetime. I kno what's involved in a project like this. You guys did a hell of a job. Love reading the comments from people that ask why it takes so long or why things are done a certain way. Go build a car and find out!!! You don't just take parts out of a box and bolt them on. The level of skill required to successfully complete something like this is very high. And the guys that build them never get the credit they deserve!
Brandon..your awesome at what you do and the guys too. Matt made a great choice when he choose y'all.
Look forward to many great builds and seeing The Cuda totally finished.
Keep up the great work.
as a Brit - i do admire US muscle cars (in an English understated way - takes a lot to get us excited) i love what you guys have achieved here, Matts and your grin says it all, (like kids in a sweet shop) created a monster that pleases all, its an epic build, and i think them Holden Bros said it all too, you can be immensely proud of your work and i too like the rough edges, some not so practical like the stripping down which actually is so typically military, you have to strip everything down at the same time just to get to the smallest parts, but these can be rectified with a little more of your thought and ingenuity Part 2
Its a beast and its alive now (i think you have set a high bar, looking forward to future builds along this line)
I can only agree that to build something right takes time and effort, it's not a quick job. I'm actually amazed by how fast you've gotten this done to this level. You all deserve a ton of credit for the epic work. I'm so happy to have been introduced to this channel and seeing this build has been awesome.
Can't wait to see your other projects and to see step 2 of the Demo Cuda where it gets the finishing touches.
And of course see Matt try his best to break a few more bits, as much as that hurts.😂
The Cuda isn't the only thing that we want to see! Show restorations of all types! Love the work you do!
All 3 of ya together representing all that's gone into this build is truly inspiring
Mr. Holden is absolutely correct in his assessment, details matters and it often goes unsaid. Well Done "M.R.S" your team is knocking it out of the park.
Very clean build….. like who does this?! Everything is one off type stuff…….. very nice
when your pulling compliments like that about your work from guys' that know what that kind of skill level takes . it says a lot . It might have been Matt's idea, but your dedication to detail , and being able to see a crazy project through with screwy deadlines . Amazing !
One of the best freaking car channels on UA-cam!!!
It’s gonna be funny getting it tagged the dmv are gonna be like so what kinda car is it (Matt it’s a cuda cummins )
Great job guys !
Perfect Closing!
Back to you and everyone at
Muscle Rod Shop!
Great job on this build, looking forward to stage 2. Keep up the great work.
Oh baby, super cool to see the badges I made on here! Can't wait to see then on! Brandon, they are 8-32 on the backside, you can either bolt them on or just grind off the locating pins and double side tape them.
Came for the Cuda. Immediately subscribed, staying for the amazing content. I've been a professional mechanic and welder well over 20 years and I still love watching y'alls work. Keep up with the awesome work and keep us updated on the current and future projects.
Long live muscle rod shop!!!
God bless, have a great holiday weekend.
When you started this project, I was like, “WTF?? Who’s the idiot that thought this shit up?” Now I want one.
And for the color, I’m thinking a dark urban camo. Shades of gray.
Multicam greys would be cool. Maybe a wrap.
Brandon, it can't be said enough times, you and your guys in the shop do some of the finest work building awesome machines. I'm looking forward to seeing many more videos on builds in your shop, and the "final" of the Demo-Cuda.
Camo would look nice. Clear PLexi glass cover for the air filter in the finderwell.
That is a turbo cover showing through the fenderwell
Beautiful job
This has been a very great series. Looking forward for the next.
The Mattmobile !
Hey Brandon all I can say is HELL YEAH BROTHER that was/is one of the baddest build series on UA-cam
The Holden Bros said it perfectly. It shows you poured your heart and soul into this. People who think this took to long obviously have never done what you and you guys accomplished and don’t understand that this wasn’t the only vehicle that you were working on. Perfection takes time. Well done Brandon!
"Green Lights, Gold Teeth, Gold Dash, Green Guages, Big Duallies, 12 Valve, Emerald Drab,.. That Mopar's a time bomb." Sounds like that ol Rancid Song, too fitting.
So good to hear Holden bros shooting you those compliments on your build. There are elements to this that are a work of art and it's awesome to see. Bravo Sir, Bravo.
As always superb job done. And don’t be mad for the intercooler, being able to endure such pressure with normal aluminum weld is impressive.
Trial and error is what made us go forward.
Thanks Brandon and everyone at Muscle Rod Shop, Holden Brothers and their crew and members of the Demolitia that sent parts for making Matt's crazy idea come true. I love the Cuda Cummins. Hot Wheels or Matchbox needs to make a model of this so that we all can have one. Awesome job by all. Can't wait to see it perform.
It performed amazing, you do great work. this build will be a beautiful beast when its all done. so cool watching it come together
I’d love to see it painted black on the bottom half of the body and have a gradient/fade to the metallic green on the upper half. I think that would look sick! Great work Brandon and crew.
Another Automotive work of art from Muscle Rod Shop!
I met you guys at Cleetus & Cars Houston. Brandon and Tony are great guys.
Beautiful work by Muscle Crew! If I ever hit the Lottery Yours will be my First Call !!
@21:14 That's why I watch this channel. You guys care about what you do. Keep up the great work!!
You guys do phenomenal work! Hats off to you and the muscle rod team! Been watching and a fan since Matt introduced us to you. Please keep at it and your UA-cam channel. Blown away with what you guys can pull off, just outstanding! 👍🤘
Hey man just gotta say, Matt may have given you a platform for your doing all the work. We watched one video after Matt brought us here. I keep watching ALL of the videos because you are keeping us here.
You all did a fantastic job on this monstruosity. I think we all knew Matt would break it (he always breaks his toys) but i was not expecting it to be that fast. Came here for the Cuda but looking forward to all your new projects.
All I can say Brandon, is you and all the guys in your shop are true craftsmen of the highest order, maybe even artisans! That thing may be stupid but it's the most stupidly awesome ride I've ever seen. Incredible job, can't wait for part 2! Just a bit of a side note, I've shown some of my friends this build and most if not all of them were completely blown away!
Great video guys, I totally enjoyed every minute. Muscle Rod Shop has a great crew of extremely talented people!
Amazing build Brandon!!!! Well deserved praise from the Holden Bros 👍👍👍👍👍 Can't wait to see part 2 👏👏👏
I've really enjoyed the Cuda build. But I'm glad it's winding down. That Cadillac build really trips my trigger. I worked as mechanic at the same Cadillac agency for 37 years.
Muscle Rod Shop is Amazing! Came for the Cuda, I ain’t going anywhere. Just amazing.
What a beast! Call AMD! Order lots and lots of panels! You're going to need them because everyone is going to want one!
As much as I love the muscle car stuff I really want to see that '59 caddy build too ! 👍
Y’all are the sickest bunch of builders there are! And Matt, keep it BLACK, it’s wicked.
Tell Matt I said hurry up and finish his testing we need the final product asap
Brandon you are the man and all the others who worked hard on making the Cuda sick!
I will definitely be watching your videos, esp. part 2 of the Cuda.
MuscleRodShop rocks!
You guys made an incredible machine and of course Matt breaks the first time driving it. He is the King of the Demolitia afterall.
Congrats to all for getting this Beast to this stage.
you deserve alot of credit. really man chefs kiss to that beast of a car you built. thank you for being detailed and passionate about it. can't wait for more builds or cool repairs
You guys build some impressive hot rods and the Demo Cuda is just another fine piece you can be proud of. I have enjoyed following along on this build and look forward to other things you and your team build.
Loving the channel! Basically, your full builds become a partnership with your customers. Its a testament to how hard you all work to make your shop succeed. I know a lot of us would love to keep you and Holden Bros permanently busy building dream rides. Seriously, I have a few I would love to have done. OF course, my bank account says I need to shut up and keep working. One day, though, lottery permitting...
Congratulations... and... Shouts for TONY. We all know he's put blood and sweat in the DieCuda too.
You guys did an amazing job with the Demo Cuda! If it stayed just like it is it would certainly still be bad ass! 👍🏻👍🏻
Brandon the Cuda is sick great job can't wait to see it completed. Keep up the great work can't wait to see what else you do.
The UA-cam armchair experts are clueless. You and your crew are doing amazing work, and I have enjoyed all of your videos. Not just the Cuda build. I am especially looking forward to your own build. Those are the videos I enjoy on UA-cam the most. What the creators envision for themselves
Hell yeah brandon, you built one hell of a machine dude
I hope you keep sharing video of all your build they are all super top notch. Amazing work
This build just showcases you and your teams talent, amazing job!!!
Demo Cuda may be gone for a while, but I also like to watch a 1959 Cadillac build. So I will be watching your videos anytime you upload one. That was one good looking Camero as well.
Hey Brandon, congratulations to you and our guys. Y'all are a great team and did fantastic work. Maybe everyone doesn't remember but you had to get the Demo Cuda ready for different things at different times and anyone that has ever worked in a similar situation knows how much it can suck to do some work and have to undo that work and then rebuild that work, etc., etc.. Seriously, congratulation and we're all looking forward what you guys bring going forward. God bless you, Tony and the crew. 👍
If I remember correctly, Land Rovers used to (may still) come factory with an access panel. I DO remember all the Bronco guys used to go cut up junkyard Bronco floors to do exactly the same thing.
Came here for the Cuda, staying because yall are amazing.
If I ever win the lottery, I'll have a 75 Duster heading your way with a check and a note saying "go crazy"
You guys do amazing work and you enjoy it... for any gear head / car guy this is an amazing channel with amazing people and amazing content! I can't wait to see the next video regardless of whatever project it is that you are working on.
Absolutely awesome job guys. Superior work. Like Matt said, just gotta find the weak spots and go from there. Can't wait to see it when it's all done. Keep up the great work.
I don't remember the decision to forget the hood!
I am looking forward to part 2 and the cadillac build plus what ever else your building!