WHERE WILL I EVER FIND ANOTHER ONE OF THESE?
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Super rare parts on a 2 door 1964 Chevy Wagon. After spending years trying to find some useable inner rear window trim I found some that were so rusty that could barely be used to make a decent pattern to make a new trim piece.
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The Chevrolet Chevelle is a mid-sized automobile that was produced by Chevrolet in three generations for the 1964 through 1978 model years. Part of the General Motors (GM) A-body platform, the Chevelle was one of Chevrolet's most successful nameplates. Body styles included coupes, sedans, convertibles, and station wagons. The "Super Sport" versions were produced through the 1973 model year, and Lagunas from 1973 through 1976.
After a four-year absence, the El Camino was reintroduced as part of the new Chevelle lineup in 1964.
The A-body Monte Carlo, introduced in 1970, also used a platform that was based heavily on the Chevelle platform, although it was lengthened ahead of the firewall.
The Malibu was the top-of-the-line model through 1972 and completely replaced the Chevelle nameplate starting with the redesigned and downsized 1978 model yearked up the seats and had to put them in for absolutely no reason at all… Very pleased with these seats for my 1964 Chevelle Wagon!
I believe that most of us can relate to the work that goes into some of the smallest details. Awesome as always.
Yes! Thank you!
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I got a real 138 Super Sport hood for my 66 Malibu ,
Yes I painted it black ,
And my 136 Malibu is Red Oxide so it's starting to look a lot like yours ,
It has a 1971 small block LT1 350 with Holley 750cfm carb and headers , 4 speed trans with 11 inch clutch and
50s on the rear with steel rally rims .
And I'm looking for a Front air dam either like yours or one similar .
its amazing how the littlest pieces take the longest to make but are sooooooo satisfying once they are done and installed! killer work Lucky!
Hey lucky she’s coming along thanks for the video guys 👍
Serious layout and fitment skill to look so right. Nobody will notice that it is not OEM. You help us all want to do better work... thanks Lucky 👍
I appreciate that!
Looks good, fits good. Atta boy Lucky, you never disappoint. ✌
Thanks 👍
i have enjoyed this build.i had a 64 Chevelle ss 283 4 speed, black on black before 1970 for a 283 she did me proud.
Obtain obtainium i don't know why this made up word bugs me that it's misspelled thanks for the cool videos
All words are made up...
I admire your fabrication skills. It is really a lost art. Keep up the great work.
Thanks, will do!
You are a craftsman , love that wagon !
Appreciate that!👊🏻
The wagon is coming along nicely, nice bit of fab work
Lucky, great work, you are a great fabricator guy👍
Thanks 👍
Fits, Like a glove ! Skills.
Thanks 👍
Sir may i just say one thing an that is i have mad respect an give tremendous props for being you i appreciate u for not being something u are not u are being u as you are day in an day out thats what i respect you for thank you for not changing btw stay true to who you are cheddar
Lucky keep up the great work you doing and keep bringing your videos we all love them
Thanks 👍
Nice fab work Lucky, I will be during something similar on my 2nd series 55 Chevy pickup. And I may need to pick up one of those hats. Awesome video.
Nice.. those rear window channels seem to be the worst rust areas on the 2 door wagons.
Lucky the fabricator 💯👍
Lucky great metal working skills. Enjoyed watching 😀
Thanks 👍
as someone with a 4 door 1964 Buick Skylark wagon (flat top), I feel your pain. thankfully, I don't feel as much because I have a press brake with all the dies. actually, I'm just bragging, thanks.
The bottom door sill plates that cover the rear light cable runs on a Tri-Five Chevy. Danchuk MFG to the rescue. Thought I was doomed. Thank God they had them. EVERY scrap yard or swap meet had them, but they were all melted by way of rust.
Trim looks great
Looks great Lucky
One of the best mechanics in the business! Great video as usual bud!!!
That's a REALLY nice piece, and you made it look easy. Nice work.
I love that car! Great job Lucky
Thanks!
Nice job, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Great metal working skills😁
Thanks 👍
Great job. Not sure if Sticks Mcgann has a brother, but if he does, you should have Junior Sticks help out in the new shop.
Nice work Lucky!!!
I used to love HRG before Motortrend took a shit on Australia!!!
Awesome work, l really neee to get one of those air mini belt sanders like you used.
Awesomeness
GREAT VIDEO LUCKY!!!!! TOTALLY AWSOME ENGINEERING!!!! SHE LOOKS FACTORY FRESH!!!!! GREAT JOB!!!!
One handed unobtainium installation. Well done Lucky. Be well.
I almost need seasickness pills to handle some of these camera swings.
A funny thought occurred to me as I watched , that during all the hours I wasted watching Orange County choppers work on fabrication , I never saw any Dykem , one of the most basic metal working aids, but did see a lot of hammer pounding used to fit custom parts. . then I smiled, picturing lucky throwing hammers and slamming doors trying to build something on 'TV. I am glad such shows have matured.
Looks 💯 Lucky....✌️🙂
😊
Brilliant , can't keep a good Man down or without parts !
So true!
Came out very nice Lucky!
Thank you!
Looks good Lucky!
Thank you
Nicely done
Thanks!
Barry Lynn that races with Southeast Gassers has 9 of the two door wagons.
Nice work Lucky!!
Thanks!
That piece fits better than the original! Awesome fabrication skills, sir.
Thank you very much!
Great work as always, Lucky! It's the details like this that truly make a vehicle a whole. Thanks for the episode, bud! ✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
Thanks again!
In my shop I don't have space for a real nut, bolt, or screw bin. So on my bench top I use the clear plastic lunch meat tubs that have a snap on lid. Then on the narrow end of the tub I write on there with a black sharpie what is in the tub. 6=8.
That came out great!
That wagon is going to be Great when it's back together.. Sorry i didn't make Duct Tape this year.. Looks like it was fun
Very nice Lucky, it looks like a pro metal man made that.
Thanks 👍
I thought I was watching Fitzee’s fabrication for a minute there
Fitzee and Lucky...That would be a pair!
Atta boy Lucky
Hey lucky 👍😁
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Awesome work!
Thanks a lot!
Lucky, you need a mic for when you walk away from the camera...please
Great job Lucky !!! Looks factory.
Thanks 👊🏻🏁
Your welcome. I have a 69 Chevelle SS I bought in 1975 as a senior in high school. I'm restoring it now. It's a Fremont California car. No rust garaged for the last 34 years.
Bro very impressive. Not easy to make trim. It seems easier to build a frame then side moldings
Yes, thanks
Thanks for showing how to fab body parts no longer available, in other words; Mad skills yo. Keep it gangster dawg, Lol
More to come!
Nice! Speaking of custom fabing multi-piece rad hoses, have you tried the Gates PowerGrip heat shrink hose clamps? They would make joints nearly invisible.
They're not cheap though!!
You go Lucky
See you at SEMA
Maybe you were being silly with the thumbnail text Lucky, but if not, it's "unobtainium". Because you can't "obtain" it.
Do we need to setup a Go Fund me or something for Lucky to go buy some C clamps so he can clamp things onto his bench when using it for a dolly? Maybe one of those magnetic third hands like Finnegan has? I obviously spent way too much time in the prototype lab when I was at Hughes Aircraft. That piece turned out pretty nice.
You could actually make those and sell those to people. Those moldings are hard to find.
how about a wireless mic. id like to hear all you have to say!!!
Lily Tuned
Nissan Z24 from the early hard body trucks
OMG Lucky, I just noticed all that great vintage car lineup in your shop. Are those all yours or are some of them customer cars? That wagon is sweet. All those cars bring back memories of my growing up in the "old days". Haha. I have several cars I need to finish and sell so I can get an older Chevy. I really like the stuff you're involved in. I couldn't get there until I retired. Keep up your channel and HRG. I dig it all. What's the OEM trim metal, 20 or 22 gauge?
Obtain home skillet. lol
Where did you get glass run Channel for sliding side and tailgate windows
Flat surfaces always collects “stuff”
"Un-Obtainium"...
Because its un-obtainable... Obtain - get, acquire, secure...
He trying to say unobtanium?
Stop spelling and keep fabricating.