I got on late. All my comments have already been posted. But I really enjoy the fact that you have an idea and make it happen. Your fabrication a d automotive skills are inspiring.
For some one not wanting to make a dashboard. You have outdone yourself with the craftsmanship my friend. That dash is amazing and so is your sense of humor.
As always a pleasure thank you ! I was thinking as I was watching ! It's crazy ! What happen if you would build a 4x4 low behold the ford unloaded ! The idear behind my thinking just may be get more to subscribers as others like Chad's fabs with your leavel of skill im looking forward to the 4x4 👍😊
Your a genius man let me tell you that... great work i love it, i been a Sheet Metal worker for 48 years, what you do with metal is amazing, greting from Quebec, Canada 👍
John, was asking myself how the Corvair is coming along, you new project is a nice one as well, but my heart beats for the Corvair. Hope you're well and just too busy with your builds to worry about videos!
Thanks, I really want to get back on the Corvair but I have to finish the Bronco first. The Bronco project isn’t interesting enough to do videos on but I will do one more of it when it’s all done.
awesome stuff, l liked the idea of not closing the door completely, that would have saved you a bunch of time. keep up the good work. one of the best channels on yootoobs currently
Kudos John! The VW FrankenSubieBug was amazing enough, but you've outdone yourself with this project. And holy smokes that dash is just the chef's kiss on top of an already fabulous display of mechanical and fabrication artistry.
Stunning! Truly a work of art. Your attention to detail is the sign of a true craftsmen and puts us mere mortals to shame. About the only thing we have in common is the black edge beading you used, I’ve used that on the edges of my car door to protect them from scrapes.
Just came across this video in my suggestions. Great detail and pacing. Fantastic calls to watch your other stuff, and superb fabrication. You have a new subscriber!
Hi from Northern Norway.. Just found your youtube channel.. and just have to say.. I am completely amazed by the work you do.. the quality and eye for detail is incredible. and the humor of course👍 So of course I subscribed right away😀
honest to god you actually made a corvair look bad ass i never knew it would be possible sence factory they ran with a belt you are a legend man lol great work👍👍✌
I was just sitting down to have some lunch and your video popped up. Awesome job as usual and I have to say that your video was better than my lunch. Can’t even imagine what’s gonna happen to the bronco. Is the Bronco going to be your vehicle or for a customer. After watching you turn the bronco into the garage, looks like the steering box must be about a 25 turns lock to lock ha ha. I’m sure a rack and pinion is on the build sheet. Keep the videos coming , they always make my day.
Really excellent work, John, thank you very much for show this process to Us, I have learned a lot, I am in the restoring process of an old and beloved VW Bus, and much of your work will help me to improve mine here, greetings from Perú.
Great stuff. This is the second video in a row you’ve dropped the very day after I was thinking…”John is about due to share us a new video”. Uncanny. I enjoy sharing this with my Engineer brother in law. He can’t find his danged 10mm socket either…..lol. Cheers!
Outstanding dash. I kinda like the aluminum finish but figure it could be a distraction in bright sunlight. Looks like there's room at each corner for outside A/C vents but then again under dash units would work too. I think you get more cooling from the outside vents... Enjoying this build and looking forward to the next. Carry On. 👍
Uh oh... I spy the future and it is baby blue! BTW, John! Awesome dash! It's too beautiful to spend all its time in the Corvair... bring it inside! I'm sure the wife will grow to love it.
I think you're an aircraft guy. I see Clecos, 6061-T6 tubing, rivet spacer, and an AN365 series washer. Also, the skills with aluminum show. Nice work!
Incredible work, seriously next level. I remember always burning my hand on my old Billet Aluminum shift knob so I hope you've got a shady place to park that thing. 😂
Never cease to amaze me, you're doing a great job, as always can't wait for the next one! I am up to about fifteen subscriptions now (just kidding) started with the VW.
Finally, a DIY youtuber with some sense! Honestly can't tell you how aggravating it is watching some guy with several thousand dollars' worth of tools using a friggin' hacksaw as if they're trying to say 'look you can do this with basic tools.'
oooh! maybe you can add a soft spring into the glove box hinge shaft, before the stopper to cushion whenever you open it up, so it doesnt just flop down, but smoothly slides open?
You "tongue in cheek" explanations are priceless. Your videos are like watching a Beethoven Masterpiece developing. Thank you sharing your work.
I got on late. All my comments have already been posted. But I really enjoy the fact that you have an idea and make it happen. Your fabrication a d automotive skills are inspiring.
Thanks, sometimes it just boils down to patience. Lots of it - ha.
For some one not wanting to make a dashboard. You have outdone yourself with the craftsmanship my friend. That dash is amazing and so is your sense of humor.
He completely failed at not making a dashboard lol
John, your skill level is astounding. I, too, enjoy your commentary and look forward to each new installment. Keep it up!
John, once again your craftsmanship is impeccable. That dash looks awesome.
As always a pleasure thank you ! I was thinking as I was watching ! It's crazy ! What happen if you would build a 4x4 low behold the ford unloaded ! The idear behind my thinking just may be get more to subscribers as others like Chad's fabs with your leavel of skill im looking forward to the 4x4 👍😊
Thanks so much for sharing this amazing build, John. Your attention to detail is second to none. Cheers Mate.. Billy J.... Queensland, Australia.
Attention to detail and ability to execute are unsurpassed. Great videos!!
That dashboard would not look out of place in a Pagani... Or an Art gallery... Beautifully made!
Your a genius man let me tell you that... great work i love it, i been a Sheet Metal worker for 48 years, what you do with metal is amazing, greting from Quebec, Canada 👍
Mister Reynolds
You are a Metal Artist ! That Dash looks amazing. Can't wait to see the next video. 👍🏼👌🤙
John, was asking myself how the Corvair is coming along, you new project is a nice one as well, but my heart beats for the Corvair.
Hope you're well and just too busy with your builds to worry about videos!
Thanks, I really want to get back on the Corvair but I have to finish the Bronco first. The Bronco project isn’t interesting enough to do videos on but I will do one more of it when it’s all done.
awesome stuff, l liked the idea of not closing the door completely, that would have saved you a bunch of time.
keep up the good work.
one of the best channels on yootoobs currently
Thanks for taking us along on this journey,sweet fabrication and a definite nod to the C2 Corvette dash🤗😎😎
Kudos John! The VW FrankenSubieBug was amazing enough, but you've outdone yourself with this project. And holy smokes that dash is just the chef's kiss on top of an already fabulous display of mechanical and fabrication artistry.
Stunning! Truly a work of art. Your attention to detail is the sign of a true craftsmen and puts us mere mortals to shame.
About the only thing we have in common is the black edge beading you used, I’ve used that on the edges of my car door to protect them from scrapes.
Just came across this video in my suggestions. Great detail and pacing. Fantastic calls to watch your other stuff, and superb fabrication.
You have a new subscriber!
Thanks, pacing in editing is important to me. Still learning.
A ton of needed ideas. I've got to watch this many more times to absorb it all. Thanks
John, Your work is stunning, and with a dose of humor. Thanks sooooooo much and please keep them coming.
Love watching the Master in his madness!! Oh, and the narration too!
Amazing workmanship! Your metal working skills are at whole different level.
Fantastic. Just fantastic. Will be watching all your work from here on out.
I love watching your videos! Such a talented fabricator!
Hi from Northern Norway.. Just found your youtube channel.. and just have to say.. I am completely amazed by the work you do.. the quality and eye for detail is incredible. and the humor of course👍 So of course I subscribed right away😀
This guy's skill is top-notch ... can put many professional fabricators to shame
Amazing John, as always. I love your videos and your skills! Great job, thanks for sharing
John, Great design and craftmanship. I like your add humor. You do great job always!
honest to god you actually made a corvair look bad ass i never knew it would be possible sence factory they ran with a belt you are a legend man lol great work👍👍✌
You are certainly a Gifted Craftsman THANKS for sharing!
Perfect place for a copy of the C-2 dash...A mid engine Corvair...Beautiful!
I was just sitting down to have some lunch and your video popped up. Awesome job as usual and I have to say that your video was better than my lunch. Can’t even imagine what’s gonna happen to the bronco. Is the Bronco going to be your vehicle or for a customer. After watching you turn the bronco into the garage, looks like the steering box must be about a 25 turns lock to lock ha ha. I’m sure a rack and pinion is on the build sheet. Keep the videos coming , they always make my day.
Really excellent work, John, thank you very much for show this process to Us, I have learned a lot, I am in the restoring process of an old and beloved VW Bus, and much of your work will help me to improve mine here, greetings from Perú.
Beautiful work as ever John
The dash looks sensational John beautiful work as always.
I could never have that level of patience. You did some great work!
Really lovely dash John! Excellent as usual :D
Great stuff. This is the second video in a row you’ve dropped the very day after I was thinking…”John is about due to share us a new video”. Uncanny. I enjoy sharing this with my Engineer brother in law. He can’t find his danged 10mm socket either…..lol. Cheers!
Your imagination and your skills are amazing.
Love the humor. Although I am an accomplished fabricator, I continue to be in awe of your skills!
I must say, you do not disappoint! Master craftsman at work.
You are a talented guy. Love watching your videos!
I saw this last night and thought, “Look, another UA-camr that thinks he’s a fabricator.” I was wrong. Very impressive work.
What an Awesome channel
What an Awesome project
What an Awesome guy. Thank You John!!
* I could watch a two hour version of this stuff.
Jim
Outstanding dash. I kinda like the aluminum finish but figure it could be a distraction in bright sunlight. Looks like there's room at each corner for outside A/C vents but then again under dash units would work too. I think you get more cooling from the outside vents...
Enjoying this build and looking forward to the next. Carry On. 👍
I will wait for the cage to go in and see how much room is still left for vents.
Wow amazing as always...You Sir are incredible !
John, love your work, also the fun bits you sprinkle in-between!
I lack the vocabulary.
Super - marvelous - beautiful.
Thank you 👌
Love the tires on the bronco. I have the same ones on my super duty. love'em
Hey John, Great to see another vid. Thank you
Uh oh... I spy the future and it is baby blue! BTW, John! Awesome dash! It's too beautiful to spend all its time in the Corvair... bring it inside! I'm sure the wife will grow to love it.
Just found your videos. Impressive fabrication, funny commentary! Keep up the good work
I think you're an aircraft guy. I see Clecos, 6061-T6 tubing, rivet spacer, and an AN365 series washer. Also, the skills with aluminum show. Nice work!
Looks just like an old Vette dash. Great job! I love it.
Amazing workmanship again!!
Amazing John, love your humor and talent.
Incredible work, seriously next level. I remember always burning my hand on my old Billet Aluminum shift knob so I hope you've got a shady place to park that thing. 😂
Awesome work, John!
Never cease to amaze me, you're doing a great job, as always can't wait for the next one! I am up to about fifteen subscriptions now (just kidding) started with the VW.
I really enjoy these videos of yours.
Wow factor build, amazing skills and pure pleasure watching you work. Thank you John for sharing.
That dash looks amazing nothing like making something when starting with nothing. Great work!
Beautiful dash Mr. R. I hope you put enough downward slope in the phone pocket for your neck snapping acceleration.
It has some, we'll see if it's enough. I generally putt around anyway.
You are the most awesomist fabricamator on You Tube!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing job, the attention to detail and finish are incredible.
You got next level skills John! Amazing Build!☮️🙏
I’m glad I found this channel, I enjoyed every minute. Damn your good!👏
Heck yeah, glad to see you back with a bronco.
Mark, it's going to be pretty interesting.
Love the music, and the dash. Can’t wait to drive it.
Thanks, I subscribed to your channel, when are you going to put out another Dart video?
Looks like an old Corvette dashboard. Love it.
Beautiful work!
Outstanding quality workmanship!!
Beautiful job John , looks Awesome buddy 😁😁🤘🤘
Wow, gorgeous work! How about an aluminum cover for that USB thing, though?
Good idea
You sure know your way around those metal shaping tools John.
Absolutely perfect!!! Amazing craftsmenship!!!
Finally, a DIY youtuber with some sense! Honestly can't tell you how aggravating it is watching some guy with several thousand dollars' worth of tools using a friggin' hacksaw as if they're trying to say 'look you can do this with basic tools.'
Amazing work, design & engineering.
oooh! maybe you can add a soft spring into the glove box hinge shaft, before the stopper to cushion whenever you open it up, so it doesnt just flop down, but smoothly slides open?
Beautiful. Seriously stunning work. Can you do a forward control jeep instead of that bronco?
That would be interesting. However, the Bronco wasn't my idea, it belongs to a client.
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT work!!!! Glad I stumbled upon this video
An absolute artist. Wonderful content.
Your Amazing John what skill you have..
Amazing craftsmanship, and great editing :) I think personally I'd have put the USB outlet in the back of the phone cubby, but it might intefere!
Awesome work mate. Cheers from Australia.
👍👍😎👍👍 looking good. Can’t wait to see what you up your sleeves with the Bronco.
Wow! Beautiful dash!! I love it!
Beautiful! Ya I suggest power steering for the Bronco 😂
Great work John!
that dash is awesome!
Nice work! I like where your going !!
I really enjoy your videos! Thanks, John!
If I had your metalworking skills, I would put a custom dash in every vehicle I own.
Watched it again just as injoyable thank you👍😊
My 1968 Skylark needs this. It has the Buick "old man" dash.
Work-O-Art dude! Accompanied by my own style of humor along the way. :)
incredible it looks gorgeous
Nice job , I was going to rec a double spring loaded rod for glove box ,but yours is fine :)
There is so much garbage on here, it is nice to see such quality and beauty! Nice work!
Beautiful work 😎
aaaannnddd... I'm now subscribed. This is so impressive and inspiring! and funny!