Hello from Missouri Kyle! I'm a retired pilot, I know absolutely nothing about auto body or custom car builing. I do know that I love your videos and your awesome sence of humor. I am certain there are many others just like me that simply enjoy the entertainment! Thanks for taking the time!
You can always build small scale vehicles. Like I want to build a small peddle car. I have the wagon wheels and metal to weld up a chassis. Not sure if I want to make it a push or pull kart
@@artemiasalina1860 Same Kyle has the know how to figure out the challenges of auto customization. Them door extensions so he has what it takes to get the job done .. 💯 👍
My favorite car project on youtube in a long time, you have a great eye for proportions and being able to see the bigger picture, I know it's going to turn out awesome.
When you were cutting the louvers I was thinking they should have been saved. I had to laugh when you explained why. By the way, I mixed "Product" on cardboard for 40 years.
A great designer once said that “it’s best to borrow from others when you’re working on perfecting your craft”. Today Carter you have a great idea to create something original and unique in design. 10 Stars!!!! Great job Carter!
My favorite channel by far.. Nothing better than taking stuff that nobody wants and make it into a work of art. Destroying the narcissistic trolls is the cherry on top! Congratulations on 60K! Smitty
A lot of progress in this one video. Congratulations on getting so much accomplished! Once again I am impressed and yet not surprised. Most of us wish we had your talent.
That's the way a 48 pontiac works ... But professor Kyle solved the problem ... great work ... think when you become the 51st state of the United States your parts will be cheaper too ...
Seeing were at the same education level, I had faith in you from the start. Just because my little brain could not fathom that door opening was no reason to doubt you sir...
Well I have a “so called higher education “ but I have to tell you I can’t do what you do and I am a great admirer of your work. Because I know it’s not easy and it needs a lot of skill’s and you make it look easy!
I love the use of the older metal to start the project. I say nay to the naysayers. I am enjoying seeing how she's coming together and look forward to the next installment. thank you, Kyle.
I have alot of respect for you. You are a.master of metal fabrication and figuring out the shapes you need. I know you ignore the ignorant rants from the idiots in the peanut gallery. I enjoy the humor you inject at those negative morons. Keep it going just like you have been.
My good man; the shape you have applied to your door gap that allows it to open is called the Fibonacci sequence…you are a genius. Who needs post secondary education when you just eyeballed a numerical sequence that describes everything from the formation of the universe to the patterns of the seeds in a sunflower. This is also known as the “Golden Ratio” I’m aghast. Nice work.
Great work, it's like magic! I was wondering how you were going to make it happen. You can do a ton more things than my college educated ass cannot do! Never take a comment from someone about how you communicate seriously.
I love your caddy truck you're extremely talented I'm from Ohio USA beautiful truck can't wait to see it finished...people are just jealous that wish they could do what you do for as little as you have to work with
I knew you could do it kyle You're super smart in the way you need to be. And you probably the best fabricator I've ever seen. How far you went in school has nothing to do with it.
The definition of intelligentsia, educated beyond your capacity to comprehend. Kyle, you do good work! Just remember there’s no mistakes on a custom project, they are design elements!
I think everything you're doing here is respectable to the metal and the mfgs you're working it from. Would they rather see their work rust away to the ages because most of the truck is too far gone? Or would they rather see someone turn it into a functional and esthetically pleasing vehicle that comes from the same heart they had? I think this is perfect! ...and I'm still in awe watching you manipulate old iron into perfection.
Great job as usual Kyle! "🤜😵💫 get away from my car" 🤣😂🤣 By the way I missed the calisthenics for the week! How am I ever going to get in shape sitting in this chair with out them!? 😂
Collecting and studying all those vintage hot rod publications is paying off in huge dividends. It shows in your work. Thank you Sir for sharing this with us.
I guess any of those commenters claiming the doors won't work have never seen a car from 1938 through 1950 when pretty much EVERY car door looked like that and yet through brute force and ignorance.... still managed to open. Or, maybe car doors didn't open for a decade plus..... I don't know.... That looks great!! I love it. The waterfall nose, those extended fenders.... the caddy fins.... I love the whole thing.
I think you are right about cars from 1938-1950 not having opening doors. Cars of that era were most likely for static display only. I don't see how anyone could ever drive a car with impossible door geometry, points ignition, carburetors and drum brakes haha.
Some people just suck and don't understand you share your journey and really who cares what they think .I myself see great workmanship and the ability to make new ideas happen in real time. Good job Kyle keep doing you .
There's some lovely serendipity in that the shape of your door cutout happens to be exactly the right kind of shape to go with all the soft corners on the rest of the truck.
Your doing a fantastic job on building your door opening. It's your truck and you can do what you please with it. You are a get metal worker and I love watching your work. Keep up the great job
Kyle, if you had a Master's Degree in Auto body design, you would have had something to mix the product on instead of cardboard. The glass on the certificate frame.
Wow! great job on getting the door to work with the fade away fender. I was wondering how you would handle it and you amazed me once again with your skills. I am really looking forward to the completion of this fantastic custom. I just love the way it is turning out.
That is fantastic, mate! What a fantastic look and such a logical way of taking care of a problem with the door opening. Might have taken a fair bit of extra time to sort out, but the result speaks for itself and is so much simpler in the long run. Love the profile template trick too, so will look up that channel you mentioned and add it to my watchlist. That project is going to come along so quick once the logistics of building the styling panels have been sorted. This is fascinating stuff as I would not have had any clue whatsoever in regard to how to even start making them! Even with the partial recreation using the old door panel just suddenly brought the whole finished truck to life in a new way for me, so to see it doing what it is meant to do when things open and close is just fantastic! (Apologies for the necessarily censored segments of this comment. It's what happens when I don't spend time editing my comments as I go and just type them live straight into the comment section 😂)
Great job! Chicken Truck is going to be one radical custom. I'm glad you didn't put gullwing doors on it or Lambo doors for that matter. The use of the Schicksalssinfonie was most inspiring. Cheers! 😎👍🐔🛻🏁🏁
I love your WC accent, reminds a little me of my Eastern Canadian Pe Pere, who could fix or build anything, and taught us all how to be resourceful and creative in our problem solving. You are a metal artist, love to see your process!!
In my younger years I was a self taught engineer. The book taught guys I worked with would always come to me to figure out how to make whatever. I like your channel because you have seat of the pants common sense. Really nice job on the door mockup.
Hey Kyle, It’s Georgina here, Steve’s wife - suffering from a censurable ‘Western Canadian Dialect’ issue myself ;) Hail from the ‘Peg, and almost always worked with men, around planes, and on construction crews, sorta rubbed off. Anyhow, we watch a lot of channels together and have recently got onto yours. We’re close to opening a channel of our own soon, about cars, cooking and the crasy places we drive our old cars to see other cars or eat food. You’ve done an admirable F/=]ing Great job of it!!! We 100 % support your hands on approach to the challenge of getting your doors on the truck to open and look classy and slick all at the same time. No need to cramp your brain with some design program you’d hardly ever use. You’re not a scientist, you’re true an artist and an entertainer. That’s what car customiser folks are. Customizing is not about keeping cars ‘out of the box’, ‘Concours’ or ‘matching the door plate codes’. GO for it! Also appreciate your dry wit and classical music over the sped up fabrication parts. So BRAVO to you and your technique. Can’t wait to see how this all works out. BTW kudos on butchering the rusty, bent, hacked up louvres out of that door. Woo Hoo!
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Kyle - You're by far, the best hair restyling channel on YT!
Hair Styling is my true passion!
@@CarterAutoRestylingone day we will have a hair reveal!
Hello from Missouri Kyle! I'm a retired pilot, I know absolutely nothing about auto body or custom car builing. I do know that I love your videos and your awesome sence of humor. I am certain there are many others just like me that simply enjoy the entertainment! Thanks for taking the time!
You can always build small scale vehicles. Like I want to build a small peddle car. I have the wagon wheels and metal to weld up a chassis. Not sure if I want to make it a push or pull kart
"It just brings me joy getting people riled up over things that don't matter."
That's a big part of why I like this channel so much!
@@artemiasalina1860 Same Kyle has the know how to figure out the challenges of auto customization. Them door extensions so he has what it takes to get the job done .. 💯 👍
@@artemiasalina1860 haha! Yup
I love it when someone says you can't do it. And then you do it. You do great work and I have learned a lot from you. Thank you.
My favorite car project on youtube in a long time, you have a great eye for proportions and being able to see the bigger picture, I know it's going to turn out awesome.
Kyle, no worries, the adults love what you're accomplishing.
Carry on 👍
When you were cutting the louvers I was thinking they should have been saved. I had to laugh when you explained why. By the way, I mixed "Product" on cardboard for 40 years.
Its why they ship the paint and bondo in cardboard boxes 😁
@@markclifford1601 haha! Same here
You clever handsome rural canadian guy, you are light years ahead of that project. Wish folks gave you more credit. Super nice, well done.
Setting the example of staying busy, working hard. This is life. Hammer, weld, draw on. I'm proud of you.
@@Ronclayist amen brotha
This is a ridiculous project, its pretty awesome, it makes me think of the extreme car builders in the 50's, no computers, just knowledge and skills
Good clearance Clarence.
That's a good one, my older than me bodyman friend used the saying back in the sixty's ...
Roger, Roger.
50 min video now you're talkng ❤
@@CarterAutoRestyling I'm still trying to figure out your vector Victor...
Give me a vector, Victor.
A great designer once said that “it’s best to borrow from others when you’re working on perfecting your craft”. Today Carter you have a great idea to create something original and unique in design. 10 Stars!!!! Great job Carter!
My favorite channel by far..
Nothing better than taking stuff that nobody wants and make it into a work of art.
Destroying the narcissistic trolls is the cherry on top!
Congratulations on 60K! Smitty
Thanks!
A lot of progress in this one video. Congratulations on getting so much accomplished! Once again I am impressed and yet not surprised. Most of us wish we had your talent.
That's the way a 48 pontiac works ... But professor Kyle solved the problem ... great work ... think when you become the 51st state of the United States your parts will be cheaper too ...
Brilliant! Take no notice of naysayers, and I love it when you make them cry in their cornflakes. Loving this build.
@@JeepDraw haha! Yeah buddy
Louvres or no Louvres, you keep being you Kyle. I love your banter and sayings.
I for one never had any doubts about your ability to make the doors work. I was also patient enough to wait for the end result before being critical.
I appreciate that!
Seeing were at the same education level, I had faith in you from the start. Just because my little brain could not fathom that door opening was no reason to doubt you sir...
I love your dry sense of humor.
HEROIC! Loved every moment of this.
Well I have a “so called higher education “ but I have to tell you I can’t do what you do and I am a great admirer of your work. Because I know it’s not easy and it needs a lot of skill’s and you make it look easy!
I love the use of the older metal to start the project. I say nay to the naysayers. I am enjoying seeing how she's coming together and look forward to the next installment. thank you, Kyle.
I have alot of respect for you. You are a.master of metal fabrication and figuring out the shapes you need. I know you ignore the ignorant rants from the idiots in the peanut gallery. I enjoy the humor you inject at those negative morons. Keep it going just like you have been.
Thanks Brian!
Kyle, you are a genius and also very smart. Funny too. Did I mention talented and entertaining?
I have never been so intensely entertained by anyone obtaining a suitable piece of scrap. ya hoo
I watch to see the F'ups, hear the music, and apprerciate the rich canadian dialect! Above all the awsome metal work.
@@rjgarciasr bigtime
Killer work king Kyle, I love it when the doomsayers are eating humble pie and sleet and snow 😱👍👍
Very nice job Carter. The explanations were very well done as well! Poe is really getting into her spa kitty massage, say hi to Allen as well!
Thanks from me and the cats!
This Tromblay guy works on pre-war Curtis aircraft. He's obviously a pimp and worth a follow. Thanks for the heads up
Love his channel, although his calming voice puts me to sleep. Great metal shaping tips though!
My good man; the shape you have applied to your door gap that allows it to open is called the Fibonacci sequence…you are a genius.
Who needs post secondary education when you just eyeballed a numerical sequence that describes everything from the formation of the universe to the patterns of the seeds in a sunflower.
This is also known as the “Golden Ratio”
I’m aghast.
Nice work.
Your skills never fail to impress me.
Great work, it's like magic! I was wondering how you were going to make it happen. You can do a ton more things than my college educated ass cannot do! Never take a comment from someone about how you communicate seriously.
holy shit Kyle you are an engineering genius. your eye is amazing, what you have made is a work of art.! looking forward to the next chapter.
Nice work! I was curious what the solution was going to be.
You honestly made it look to easy.
That’s gotta be quite satisfying working this one out.
I love your caddy truck you're extremely talented I'm from Ohio USA beautiful truck can't wait to see it finished...people are just jealous that wish they could do what you do for as little as you have to work with
Haha! The internet was wrong - imagine that!
@@WaxMeister bahaha
You had me laughing over the louver story. Unnecessary destruction just troll the haters. Classic
You have the skills to make the doors work,i never doubted you for a millisecond.😀😀
Mr, Carter,you are awesome.
Awesome! Couldn’t miss the wind howling outside either!
Good job Kyle!
Bravo Kyle!!! I knew it was already as good as built already in your head! F’ the naysayers, and carry on!
I already see the new shirt design "Save the louvers". You really made that look easy, so I won't be trying it. Nice job
You are a great metal man! Show us how it's done. You just make me happy! Thank You!
Great job, I am so glad you are doing this your own way. Love the build so far, keep up the great work!
That was great Kyle. I always look forward to your videos. God bless
all regulars have been waiting for this episode of "how is the door going to work" & you haven't disappointed, awesome work Kyle. Love this channel 👍😎
I knew you could do it kyle You're super smart in the way you need to be.
And you probably the best fabricator I've ever seen. How far you went in school has nothing to do with it.
easily the best musical choices on youtube
Thank you kindly for letting us all take part of another chapter of this adventure, Maestro,, 💖🙏💖
I simply luv it. Cheers,, 🍻🥰👍
I never doubt your ability to solve problems. Doubters be haters. Thanks for the video.
Looks great! Can't wait to see you cut the other side open.
I’ve been sitting on the edge of my seat for months to see this extremely exciting moment! Cheers to you Kyle!
The definition of intelligentsia, educated beyond your capacity to comprehend. Kyle, you do good work! Just remember there’s no mistakes on a custom project, they are design elements!
get well soon ,and put those louveres back !!!
Thanks! I'll get right on the louver swap
I think everything you're doing here is respectable to the metal and the mfgs you're working it from. Would they rather see their work rust away to the ages because most of the truck is too far gone? Or would they rather see someone turn it into a functional and esthetically pleasing vehicle that comes from the same heart they had?
I think this is perfect! ...and I'm still in awe watching you manipulate old iron into perfection.
Great job as usual Kyle! "🤜😵💫 get away from my car" 🤣😂🤣 By the way I missed the calisthenics for the week! How am I ever going to get in shape sitting in this chair with out them!? 😂
Sorry. I'll try to do better next time!
Fantastic worker doing
Collecting and studying all those vintage hot rod publications is paying off in huge dividends. It shows in your work.
Thank you Sir for sharing this with us.
I guess any of those commenters claiming the doors won't work have never seen a car from 1938 through 1950 when pretty much EVERY car door looked like that and yet through brute force and ignorance.... still managed to open.
Or, maybe car doors didn't open for a decade plus..... I don't know....
That looks great!! I love it. The waterfall nose, those extended fenders.... the caddy fins.... I love the whole thing.
I think you are right about cars from 1938-1950 not having opening doors. Cars of that era were most likely for static display only. I don't see how anyone could ever drive a car with impossible door geometry, points ignition, carburetors and drum brakes haha.
@@CarterAutoRestyling Complete death traps!
Yeah! Very satisfying to see that door glide under the fender. Great work, man.
Kyle, thanks for the lesson! I never thought about how those old car doors opened on the Deco-Modern style of cars. You learn something old every day!
The doors work great and I never had any doubt! You’re an artist and some of the negative people probably never accomplished much!
Already watched on Patreon, but still worth commenting that Kyle did a fantastic job! Bravo.
Thanks Bill!
Some people just suck and don't understand you share your journey and really who cares what they think .I myself see great workmanship and the ability to make new ideas happen in real time. Good job Kyle keep doing you .
There's some lovely serendipity in that the shape of your door cutout happens to be exactly the right kind of shape to go with all the soft corners on the rest of the truck.
Congratulations, you did what a lot of folk thought you couldn`t so be proud.
I wondered how you were going to deal with that. And you did it perfectly.
Your doing a fantastic job on building your door opening. It's your truck and you can do what you please with it. You are a get metal worker and I love watching your work. Keep up the great job
Kyle, if you had a Master's Degree in Auto body design, you would have had something to mix the product on instead of cardboard. The glass on the certificate frame.
Beautiful and thoughtful work! Thanks for the extended lecture on common sense. I always need a refresher!
So cool!! Thanks for sharing Kyle!!
Wow! great job on getting the door to work with the fade away fender. I was wondering how you would handle it and you amazed me once again with your skills. I am really looking forward to the completion of this fantastic custom. I just love the way it is turning out.
Genuine mathematical genius. Cluck, Cluck.
Kyle you don't need a P H D. you are brilliant metal man I love the way you think outside the box to accomplish your projects.
That is fantastic, mate! What a fantastic look and such a logical way of taking care of a problem with the door opening. Might have taken a fair bit of extra time to sort out, but the result speaks for itself and is so much simpler in the long run. Love the profile template trick too, so will look up that channel you mentioned and add it to my watchlist.
That project is going to come along so quick once the logistics of building the styling panels have been sorted. This is fascinating stuff as I would not have had any clue whatsoever in regard to how to even start making them! Even with the partial recreation using the old door panel just suddenly brought the whole finished truck to life in a new way for me, so to see it doing what it is meant to do when things open and close is just fantastic!
(Apologies for the necessarily censored segments of this comment. It's what happens when I don't spend time editing my comments as I go and just type them live straight into the comment section 😂)
Awesome afternoon brother you always have a solution brother no worries
Victory from those who doubted your work is the success of the door opening just as you knew it would.
Kyle this thing is looking really really good keep up the good work don’t listen to the ones who don’t understand what you’re trying to build.
Great job! Chicken Truck is going to be one radical custom. I'm glad you didn't put gullwing doors on it or Lambo doors for that matter. The use of the Schicksalssinfonie was most inspiring. Cheers! 😎👍🐔🛻🏁🏁
Based on the verbal intro by Kyle and the music playing while he rearranges the garage, this video looks promising!
You nailed it… 👍🏽
This build is gonna kick ass when it's done. I'm glad to be along for the ride.
We use clear or brown plastic packaging tape instead of masking tape for the same thing making patterns and other things in the boat building trade
I cannot wait to see this beautiful work of art finished. I freaking love it, man. And I really enjoy HOW you're getting there. Perfect.
Great video!
Great job
Fantastic.
Looks like it grew there.
Good job Kyle.
Very good job,for mock up!
As always very good tips and trix, and by the I trusted you all the way on the doors. You are thinking so far ahead …
Chicken truck is looking amazing. Love to watch you work your magic with metal. Most who have been educated have no common sense. Cheers Kyle. ❤😎👍✌️
I love your WC accent, reminds a little me of my Eastern Canadian Pe Pere, who could fix or build anything, and taught us all how to be resourceful and creative in our problem solving. You are a metal artist, love to see your process!!
In my younger years I was a self taught engineer. The book taught guys I worked with would always come to me to figure out how to make whatever. I like your channel because you have seat of the pants common sense. Really nice job on the door mockup.
Very well thought out & researched solution.
Nice work. You show'em and tell 'em buddy get 'er done (HAHA)👍👌
brilliant Kyle, I didn't think this was possible without relocation of the hinges. well done!
Hey Kyle, It’s Georgina here, Steve’s wife - suffering from a censurable ‘Western Canadian Dialect’ issue myself ;) Hail from the ‘Peg, and almost always worked with men, around planes, and on construction crews, sorta rubbed off. Anyhow, we watch a lot of channels together and have recently got onto yours. We’re close to opening a channel of our own soon, about cars, cooking and the crasy places we drive our old cars to see other cars or eat food. You’ve done an admirable F/=]ing Great job of it!!! We 100 % support your hands on approach to the challenge of getting your doors on the truck to open and look classy and slick all at the same time. No need to cramp your brain with some design program you’d hardly ever use. You’re not a scientist, you’re true an artist and an entertainer. That’s what car customiser folks are. Customizing is not about keeping cars ‘out of the box’, ‘Concours’ or ‘matching the door plate codes’. GO for it! Also appreciate your dry wit and classical music over the sped up fabrication parts. So BRAVO to you and your technique. Can’t wait to see how this all works out. BTW kudos on butchering the rusty, bent, hacked up louvres out of that door. Woo Hoo!
Hi Georgina. Thanks for the kind words and good luck to you and Steve with your new youtube channel!