Come on, just amazing artistry, design and fabrication! The thought that you put into "just a floor" is grand and inspiring and loved the walk in from the previous videos of dies and bucks that led us here. Form and function, and art. IF this was my car, I wouldn't dare to cover it in sound deadener and carpet! Beautiful work and thank you for sharing and explaining your process. Josh made an early walk on (drink). Go Bennetts Customs, keep moving forward!
I did not know about that wire wheel nut holder trick. I have a few hundred to do for a large machine I'm currently restoring. I can only wire wheel the ends of my fingers so many times before I start bleeding 🤣🤣 thanks for the awesome tip. Going to try it on Monday at work👍
i have been watching since the first long form video was uploaded and i am curious as to everyone's back story and how you ended up at bennetts customs and if it was already a custom shop
So will it have body mounts with rubbers or will it sit direct to the chassis with bolts ? i have a 34 chevy roadster im building and they all seem to have a steel frames with the floor on top of it
Love the little details. Look forward to the side pieces and channeling.
Come on, just amazing artistry, design and fabrication! The thought that you put into "just a floor" is grand and inspiring and loved the walk in from the previous videos of dies and bucks that led us here. Form and function, and art. IF this was my car, I wouldn't dare to cover it in sound deadener and carpet! Beautiful work and thank you for sharing and explaining your process. Josh made an early walk on (drink). Go Bennetts Customs, keep moving forward!
Saw a bunch of your shorts. Glad I finally tuned in. Pretty cool build. 👍
Great start for my Friday...loving the series. Cheers, dude!
Glad you enjoy it!
Man I wish I had a third of the talent as you have. Awesome work👍
Nice work , great video 😀
Nice work Jordan looks great
Thanks 👍
just awesome .. 😘
almost a shame that you won't see anything of this "work of art" on the finished car 🤠
True that!
Another great video and your music choices are always great.
Now that's a beautiful job
Outstanding craftmanship as usual!! Take care
Thanks again!
What can I say! Looking forwards to more.
I did not know about that wire wheel nut holder trick. I have a few hundred to do for a large machine I'm currently restoring. I can only wire wheel the ends of my fingers so many times before I start bleeding 🤣🤣 thanks for the awesome tip. Going to try it on Monday at work👍
You are a true artist!!!! Thank you for sharing!
Great Work
Great vid mate n some cool tunes
this is such a great build to document on video, will be one that I will be watching more than once, great job, appreciate what you are both doing.
Very nice work, Great video, thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing!
Just awesome!!
Great Work, Looks Great. Looking Forward to Japhand in the House.
#STAYSAFE
#PHILLYPHILLY 🇺🇸
Thanks Dennis!
What grade of metal and thickness are you using, it's looking good 👍
i have been watching since the first long form video was uploaded and i am curious as to everyone's back story and how you ended up at bennetts customs and if it was already a custom shop
And remember kids, never wear gloves when using a bench grinder - those gloves will get caught and drag your hand in.
Agreed, but I also have lost lots of skin too 😂
True👍
Great video. What gauge steel you using?
Where can a guy get the cutter you used on the Port-O-Power to cut the holes for the master cylinder access?
So will it have body mounts with rubbers or will it sit direct to the chassis with bolts ? i have a 34 chevy roadster im building and they all seem to have a steel frames with the floor on top of it
If you ever get water inside the car, wouldn't it collect and stay in those X? Shouldn't they be positive side up ?
I suppose but it would evaporate. This car is getting the interior full treatment with carpet and paneling
If it was reversed it would make for a pretty bumpy floor no?
....youngman....attn to detail....
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Thanks!
Thanks Brad!!