Hey Folks. Just a quick comment. Aaron, it is so good to see your enthusiasm and cheerful demeaner return. From someone who decided to get heathy back in the 1980's, I can attest to how difficult, yet rewarding it can be. Keep up the good work. And Ms. Emily, you are an Angel for for hanging in there. The Corvette in going to be awesome.
I've been doing bodywork for 35 years, and I can honestly say that for a self-taught you have done a really nice job. Fiberglass is definitely a job that takes time and patience.
@@flyingsparksgaragedo not wrap it ! It needs to off gas for minimal 90 days prior to wrapping it otherwise when you pull wrap off it will pull all your hard work with it. Wrapping will trap in solvents and it causes delaminating issues. Just paint it from start . Also wraps exposed to daily sun bake only last 2-3 years and if don’t remove by then it becomes impossible to remove . (I made this comment prior to watching , I assumed y’all where doing lots of priming and touch up) . Just paint it!
That is an awesome color. Loved the deck screws to attach the nose piece. Amazing what some people will do to get something out the door. Love all the videos. Keep it coming. Andy
I watched you guys rebuild the transmission on this car. After seeing that, I'm not surprised by anything else you do it. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if you say before each new task, "Look, since we rebuilt the transmission..."
This is going to be a fun series to watch. I love your color choice. From my experience with this type of work, the most important ingredient is patience. As you said, sand, and sand some more and repeat. A good mask is another important thing to have. That is one serious air compressor. I am looking forward to the finished product. Thanks for sharing.
Happy Turkey Day. So nice to see yall cleaning up all the horrible lines in those panels. Aaron with his passion and ocd is the guy for all this bodywork. You are a saint to do all the block work. As usual great teamwork. Painted or wrapped its all about the prep work. Nice Job!! So happy to see that yall got a decent compressor. It's time for the channel to start paying yall back for all the blood sweat and tears making the videos. Congratulations and remember to keep taking time out to be with one another every once in a while. Maybe a fall camper trip to the lake with an overnight and a fire? Have fun and thank you both for continuing to share your lives with us.
I love the fact that you guys try to do what you have not done before. As to the radio installation, I have worked around sound for a while. You should check the speaker wires. It is hard to get me to use less than 12 gauge wire for speakers because of the voltage drop across smaller diameter wires and the loss of damping factor due to the voltage drop. Damping Factor is the ability of the amplifier to control the mechanical motion of the speaker. A perfect number of 1000 is not achievable, but a good modern amplifier should get close if you use the right wiring.
@@jameswhiteii4679 a quick tap of the speaker wires while observing the cone travel will do the trick. Not all speakers are correctly wired, or maybe the magnet can be installed wrong side up.
Wow 😳 I can't believe how bad the body work was😮. That guy must of been a carpenter, I'm just guessing. You guys are doing a great 👍 job. Can't wait to see it finished ☺️. Thanks for sharing.
I am really looking forward to the transformation of your budget C5. This is going to be a fun series. Congrats on the new air compressor. Air sanders and such are are hungry. The bigger the compressor the better.
Awesome job on this episode, it takes so much patience with what you guys are doing. With my boat racing I’ve worked with fiberglass a lot, but Aaron you’ve taught me a few things. Thank you. I am anxious to see the final product I know it’s gonna look fantastic. Love you guys.
Enjoy watching you two and the stuff you two get into. Being a California guy I was excited to hear about the Power your while watching the MG episode. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Emily, your work in the back hatch area was amazing. Awesome clean up work girl! The only way that there is a build up of dirt like that is if it was left there before the paint was applied, or got there in the painting process. Either way, one more example of the caliber of prior work on the poor car.
I and others have watched hour or longer videos, and have told them that we usually watch their videos in 20 to 30 minute sessions as an hour is often too long unless it is in a theatre or an exciting movie at home. A couple are now breaking them into part one and part two and posting twice a week instead of once and have gained views and a few subscribers.
The trouble with any imperfections is that once you paint the vehicle, they will show up like a sore thumb. This includes wavy body panels. If you don’t want to see it, you must find it, and get it smoothed out.
There's a Camaro that runs around in my town in that same color and oh my gosh you guys are going to love that color. Your shop lions look so fierce and they will be great for saving you from the "meces". LOL aka mice. Thanks for putting out a Thanksgiving Day video this is much better than the Macy's day parade. Keep up the great work you guys do.
I think the previous owner stole some screws from the drywallers that did the bodywork😂😂😂. Being a guy that grew up in the 70's, I think the green was an excellent choice!👌
Loved the "three stooges routine" with the air compressor. Good Laugh.!!! Aaron , I went through a complete ground up resto on my 62' Vette. Polo white paint (8 coats of lacquer) black interior. It was my baby for 14 years. Hated the itches from sanding and repairing fiber glass. I like your videos .....
Hello there cowboy here again really enjoy y'all's videos and love that ya include family and friends speaking of family not to be too personal but when are y'all planning on starting a family you'd be great parents with a lot to share and teach your kid or kid's I understand life is hectic and time just seems to fly by I get it but as a parent myself my kids are all grown up but it feels like they grew up so fast and now , well I hope ya get time t experience it for yourself anyway keep doing what you're doing and we'll keep watching remember always be safe and healthy God Bless 🤠
It's a shame people don't know what they are doing or take short cuts to just shove something out the door!! I guess at 70 yrs old, I'm old school. I was taught to do it right the first time. I can't wait to see the Green vette!!
You guys are awesome I can say, bad to the bone. Keep up the great job 👍 it's a great experience for muscle and show cars owners.more power to both of you.
comment made before viewing. Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving. Stuff happens.and having watched part of this, you, Emily deliver in such a sensuous way, lights, vette lights. And Aaron's involvement, out of the hammock. You go boy. Glad to see you getting back to somewhat normalcy. Love you guys and youor chemistry. Thanx again.
Hi there you couple of dudes - I'm so impressed with your work! Em, you make me smile in all the videos with your facial expressions. Keep it up. Aaron -what skills you have. Very handy. Come down to ozz & help me!!
For the Datsun. It has been at least 10 years sense I've seen one, but, I think it was on a eBay store. They had 9" housings set up for independent rear. suspension.
IMHO these aftermarket body kits aren't worth it. They rarely fit or even make a stock vehicle look better. I can appreciate your hard work. I would just find a factory front nose for it.
Emily and Aaron, Happy Thanksgiving, Thank you for the consideration. I am in pain if you actually paid someone to fix that car for you and that's how they did it. Great content. Love the murder kittens, they fit right in with the garage. looking forward to the next episode.
That was a really great video, Aaron is really a smart man , seems like he can do almost anything, Emily, you are such a beautiful well spoken young lady, I sure hope God didn't throw the mold away when he made you , Happy Thanksgiving to all of you ❤❤❤
You two are doing great work. I'm sure that you are done with the car and have probably gotten on with the Power Tour West. Here's a tip bit about finishing scratches, runs, and other defects in the paint. Surprisingly it's not much at all about how smooth it looks, it is way more important for it to feel smooth, smooth to the palm of your hand if at all possible. If you can feel the defect it will telegraph through the wrap or paint. Like with the drip though that you showed that Emily worked on, blocking the area very smooth yet you could still see the drip line. This situation is the same when a metal part is cut on a Laser machine it uses what is called a Lead In and has a Lead Out. These are the Start and Stop points of the cut to make the part. Most operators would work hard at removing those two tiny lines, most times causing a dip in the edge of the part. I worked with the Supervisors and Leads to show them how the Lead In & Lead Out lines could be left and have a good part that has much less time in cleaning the part thereby raising their efficiency. A Supervisor challenged me saying that the lines caused a bad part because it wasn't fully cleaned. We took that same part and ran it through both a Lase Scanner and an HD Optical Scanner. The lines though still visible were barely detectable to the scanners, and according to the tolerances for the part were well within specifications. So, feel those area that still appear to have defects. If you can still feel them they do need more work. If it is only a visual appearance that is going to be getting covered then leave it alone. I really like that you were using the "sample" wrap to test if an area was good. That's awesome common sense working in its finest right there. Great idea.
Looks like a lot of tedious work but I know it has to be done to make it look good. Love the color. There was a green color that they used on vettes around 2015 called Lime Rock green that the wrap looks a lot like. I used that color on my 40 Ford pickup and absolutely love it. Hope you don't work too hard and can enjoy some of the holiday season.
@@flyingsparksgarage I did go to there website a few months back when I first saw them. I agree with you, so very well built. They are worth the investment and yep, a once in a lifetime garage stool.
I love the idea of giving us a blog style segmented periodic updates a couple/three times a week. I've been loving your content... but you've been posting less often and so I find I'm sort of in a withdrawal of some kind... anyway. Thanks for the videos... and Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
Hi guys first Happy Thanksgiving second all i can say is if you really want it to look great.sand,sand, sand,sand , sand,sand.thats what it takes.i did a 1979 Chevy pickup truck and i sanded till my arms felt like they were going to fall off for weeks but Aaron it seems like you got a pretty good handle on it but that's what it takes. I was told on fiberglass if you have cracks to take a drill and drill a small hole at the end zone of the crack to stop it from continuing to keep cracking i did it and never had a crack come back true or false just thought i would let you know that.look's great what your doing be safe and God Bless. Doug
Sure hope sanding will work out. Might consider a random orbit sander using 3M wet or dry and take it from 320 to 400 to 600 to 1000 grit. Keep the surface wet at all times. I done a few things to my C6 but nothing on the scale of what you guys are doing. It is very difficut getting all the body panel back in perfect alignment. Good Luck with the project.
Derrick at vice-grip garage has the wrecked vette he used the motor in the Nascar tribute that you could get some parts from to put it back together right like brackets and hardware and other parts that doesn't fit right
Nice work, & A bit of fun (shaking my head at prior work, lol). Prep is everything, but I'm A woodworker. Does Arron plan to share his kitten training? There definitely is a market! Can tell you've done a bit of that work before. But will throw out West System products (biased for a home state, Mich., business), used a bunch on sail & power boats... Looking forward to more of these, & the wrap (never done any, kinda understand the process, but...), not to mention the ride, lol! Thanx !
I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. Vette is starting to come around. It will be fun watching you stretch the wrap around it and then heading to the left coast.
I'd LOVE to see someone make/install a Corvette Summer body kit on one of these newer Corvettes. Maybe even make it right hand drive like they did in the movie. I think that type of styling needs to come back. I'm just too poor to make it happen.
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The butchery of that vette is horrible. Deck screws for fasteners and bondo. Damm
Hey Folks. Just a quick comment. Aaron, it is so good to see your enthusiasm and cheerful demeaner return. From someone who decided to get heathy back in the 1980's, I can attest to how difficult, yet rewarding it can be. Keep up the good work. And Ms. Emily, you are an Angel for for hanging in there. The Corvette in going to be awesome.
🙏🏼🩵🙏🏼🩵🙏🏼 one day at a time!! It’s absolutely paying off! Sure appreciate your love and support 😇
I knew that ol' girl was a little rough. But damn!
As Finn says: "Looks like Ray Charles painted it with his feet."
Green ,Black stripes and gold wheels as Emily says "Awesome."🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
My first time seeing the kittens. ❤
Someone took that car to MAACO for the body and paint repair.
Oooh ! Those Green Eyes, oh my!!!
UA-cam didn't send me a notification? I CAN'T miss your videos, heck no! Love from the UK (North Wales)
LOVE that music choice at approx 35:40 + !!
I have been doing body work for 40 plus years u are doing it right keep up the good work
I've been doing bodywork for 35 years, and I can honestly say that for a self-taught you have done a really nice job. Fiberglass is definitely a job that takes time and patience.
Let’s gooooo!!!! Had so much fun on this episode! Hope y’all enjoy!
WE LOVE YOU
@@flyingsparksgaragedo not wrap it ! It needs to off gas for minimal 90 days prior to wrapping it otherwise when you pull wrap off it will pull all your hard work with it. Wrapping will trap in solvents and it causes delaminating issues. Just paint it from start . Also wraps exposed to daily sun bake only last 2-3 years and if don’t remove by then it becomes impossible to remove . (I made this comment prior to watching , I assumed y’all where doing lots of priming and touch up) . Just paint it!
@@Crazycarlisle😂🫡
@@adrianberryhillI don’t understand your reply .
That is an awesome color. Loved the deck screws to attach the nose piece. Amazing what some people will do to get something out the door. Love all the videos. Keep it coming. Andy
Love the long length videos , best channel on UA-cam hands down ,happy thanksgiving from Oklahoma panhandle
I'm smilin y'all .
I watched you guys rebuild the transmission on this car. After seeing that, I'm not surprised by anything else you do it. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if you say before each new task, "Look, since we rebuilt the transmission..."
The two of you work so well together, such a joy to see that. When your finished with the Corvette it will look great.
This is going to be a fun series to watch. I love your color choice. From my experience with this type of work, the most important ingredient is patience. As you said, sand, and sand some more and repeat. A good mask is another important thing to have. That is one serious air compressor. I am looking forward to the finished product. Thanks for sharing.
Happy Turkey Day. So nice to see yall cleaning up all the horrible lines in those panels. Aaron with his passion and ocd is the guy for all this bodywork. You are a saint to do all the block work. As usual great teamwork.
Painted or wrapped its all about the prep work. Nice Job!! So happy to see that yall got a decent compressor. It's time for the channel to start paying yall back for all the blood sweat and tears making the videos. Congratulations and remember to keep taking time out to be with one another every once in a while. Maybe a fall camper trip to the lake with an overnight and a fire? Have fun and thank you both for continuing to share your lives with us.
Bubba Lee down at Shade Tree Body Shop did his best work on that vette.
FIX the AC!!! Love it!
Love that green ! Happy Holiday🦃
Loved y’all’s last several episodes. I’m sure this one will be just as awesome
Definitely good stuff. I’m kinda curious to see how to wrap. Got a side by side we have been thinking of wrapping
I love the fact that you guys try to do what you have not done before. As to the radio installation, I have worked around sound for a while. You should check the speaker wires. It is hard to get me to use less than 12 gauge wire for speakers because of the voltage drop across smaller diameter wires and the loss of damping factor due to the voltage drop. Damping Factor is the ability of the amplifier to control the mechanical motion of the speaker. A perfect number of 1000 is not achievable, but a good modern amplifier should get close if you use the right wiring.
Also check polarity as out of phase speakers will effect the quality of the sound.
@@jameswhiteii4679 a quick tap of the speaker wires while observing the cone travel will do the trick. Not all speakers are correctly wired, or maybe the magnet can be installed wrong side up.
Wow 😳 I can't believe how bad the body work was😮. That guy must of been a carpenter, I'm just guessing. You guys are doing a great 👍 job. Can't wait to see it finished ☺️. Thanks for sharing.
I am really looking forward to the transformation of your budget C5. This is going to be a fun series. Congrats on the new air compressor. Air sanders and such are are hungry. The bigger the compressor the better.
I can't get past the F45ery {WOODSCREWS!!!!!} in the front end [workin' on keepin it G]
Amazing.
Awesome job on this episode, it takes so much patience with what you guys are doing. With my boat racing I’ve worked with fiberglass a lot, but Aaron you’ve taught me a few things. Thank you. I am anxious to see the final product I know it’s gonna look fantastic. Love you guys.
By OEM
Enjoy watching you two and the stuff you two get into. Being a California guy I was excited to hear about the Power your while watching the MG episode. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Heck yeah more content
I would look for used OEM body panels in the junkyard.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and all your friends and family. Enjoy all your hard work and the videos you post.
Emily, your work in the back hatch area was amazing. Awesome clean up work girl!
The only way that there is a build up of dirt like that is if it was left there before the paint was applied, or got there in the painting process. Either way, one more example of the caliber of prior work on the poor car.
I and others have watched hour or longer videos, and have told them that we usually watch their videos in 20 to 30 minute sessions as an hour is often too long unless it is in a theatre or an exciting movie at home. A couple are now breaking them into part one and part two and posting twice a week instead of once and have gained views and a few subscribers.
The trouble with any imperfections is that once you paint the vehicle, they will show up like a sore thumb. This includes wavy body panels. If you don’t want to see it, you must find it, and get it smoothed out.
God bless y’all. I don’t have the patience for doing body work. That car will look dang good when it’s wrapped!
Lots of tedious work you guys are doing. Thanks for sharing and I look forward to more. Stay safe.
There's a Camaro that runs around in my town in that same color and oh my gosh you guys are going to love that color. Your shop lions look so fierce and they will be great for saving you from the "meces". LOL aka mice. Thanks for putting out a Thanksgiving Day video this is much better than the Macy's day parade. Keep up the great work you guys do.
I think the previous owner stole some screws from the drywallers that did the bodywork😂😂😂. Being a guy that grew up in the 70's, I think the green was an excellent choice!👌
That wrap is gonna be epic: I love the metallic green!
Loved the "three stooges routine" with the air compressor. Good Laugh.!!! Aaron , I went through a complete ground up resto on my 62' Vette. Polo white paint (8 coats of lacquer) black interior. It was my baby for 14 years. Hated the itches from sanding and repairing fiber glass. I like your videos .....
Hello there cowboy here again really enjoy y'all's videos and love that ya include family and friends speaking of family not to be too personal but when are y'all planning on starting a family you'd be great parents with a lot to share and teach your kid or kid's I understand life is hectic and time just seems to fly by I get it but as a parent myself my kids are all grown up but it feels like they grew up so fast and now , well I hope ya get time t experience it for yourself anyway keep doing what you're doing and we'll keep watching remember always be safe and healthy God Bless 🤠
I would get a new OEM bumper, there's probably one not too far away .
It's a shame people don't know what they are doing or take short cuts to just shove something out the door!! I guess at 70 yrs old, I'm old school. I was taught to do it right the first time. I can't wait to see the Green vette!!
Haha, I love Aaron's "Oh, no" right in the beginning.
Those wheels on the 280 look so damn good.
My gosh that color is gorgeous! A ton of work but your efforts are showing. Thank you for saving this one and Happy Thanksgiving! ~ Chuck
You guys are awesome I can say, bad to the bone. Keep up the great job 👍 it's a great experience for muscle and show cars owners.more power to both of you.
Yo! That color is sick! Excellent choice.
Happy Thanksgiving FSG❤
comment made before viewing. Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving. Stuff happens.and having watched part of this, you, Emily deliver in such a sensuous way, lights, vette lights. And Aaron's involvement, out of the hammock. You go boy. Glad to see you getting back to somewhat normalcy. Love you guys and youor chemistry. Thanx again.
Hope you guys had a great thanksgiving can't wait to see the car wrapped
Happy thanks giving
A small kitchen spatula works great for applying the resin in tight areas, this is some quality hackery your trying to fix, all the best guys.
That's how I like my bumpers with bondo and drywall screws.
Thanks for the awesomeness.
Thanks For The New Vlog Style Episode! Good Content! Informative And Entertaining!
Put some nice wheels on it I think that green would look really good, which green is my favorite color..
ZRwannaBee is a great name , merch drop
Have Vette Lights on our C5 - so much nicer - brighter and much cooler bulbs
Hi there you couple of dudes - I'm so impressed with your work! Em, you make me smile in all the videos with your facial expressions. Keep it up. Aaron -what skills you have. Very handy. Come down to ozz & help me!!
For the Datsun. It has been at least 10 years sense I've seen one, but, I think it was on a eBay store. They had 9" housings set up for independent rear. suspension.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family
Oh my god that color is gorgeous looks a lot like the original color on my GTO she’s going to be beautiful
As always love you all and your family ❤Love Jim J&R mobile service and God Bless you all
I just love to watch you doing things, you are doing great, I like your style.
IMHO these aftermarket body kits aren't worth it. They rarely fit or even make a stock vehicle look better. I can appreciate your hard work. I would just find a factory front nose for it.
Great shot @ 26:36
Emily and Aaron, Happy Thanksgiving, Thank you for the consideration. I am in pain if you actually paid someone to fix that car for you and that's how they did it. Great content. Love the murder kittens, they fit right in with the garage. looking forward to the next episode.
Very cool..good job
I got the same compressor.
Going strong 7 years no problem 😊 👌
Sadly, the only thing I'm gonna be driving during HRPT is a Double-decker bus over here in the UK. Will have to live it through your videos 😂😂
That was a really great video, Aaron is really a smart man , seems like he can do almost anything, Emily, you are such a beautiful well spoken young lady, I sure hope God didn't throw the mold away when he made you , Happy Thanksgiving to all of you ❤❤❤
You two are doing great work.
I'm sure that you are done with the car and have probably gotten on with the Power Tour West.
Here's a tip bit about finishing scratches, runs, and other defects in the paint. Surprisingly it's not much at all about how smooth it looks, it is way more important for it to feel smooth, smooth to the palm of your hand if at all possible.
If you can feel the defect it will telegraph through the wrap or paint.
Like with the drip though that you showed that Emily worked on, blocking the area very smooth yet you could still see the drip line. This situation is the same when a metal part is cut on a Laser machine it uses what is called a Lead In and has a Lead Out. These are the Start and Stop points of the cut to make the part. Most operators would work hard at removing those two tiny lines, most times causing a dip in the edge of the part. I worked with the Supervisors and Leads to show them how the Lead In & Lead Out lines could be left and have a good part that has much less time in cleaning the part thereby raising their efficiency. A Supervisor challenged me saying that the lines caused a bad part because it wasn't fully cleaned. We took that same part and ran it through both a Lase Scanner and an HD Optical Scanner. The lines though still visible were barely detectable to the scanners, and according to the tolerances for the part were well within specifications.
So, feel those area that still appear to have defects. If you can still feel them they do need more work. If it is only a visual appearance that is going to be getting covered then leave it alone.
I really like that you were using the "sample" wrap to test if an area was good. That's awesome common sense working in its finest right there. Great idea.
You must love it when "the professionals" have worked on a car you just bought.
Looks like a lot of tedious work but I know it has to be done to make it look good. Love the color. There was a green color that they used on vettes around 2015 called Lime Rock green that the wrap looks a lot like. I used that color on my 40 Ford pickup and absolutely love it. Hope you don't work too hard and can enjoy some of the holiday season.
Working with fiberglass is so wonderful 😂
Doing great guys ! ❤
Hey Aaron, Larry at Corvette Columns in Canton here.. Do you know Mark Uptmore in Waco. Parts out Corvettes, has for years. Lots of used parts !!!
Happy Thanksgiving you all!!
Happy Holidays to y'all. I'm here for Roxy but enjoy the rest of your shenanigans 😜
It looks like you have a couple of Vyper shop stools.
I haven't used them yet, but they look like they are very nice to work on.
They’re fantastic, handmade in USA and will probably outlive us! Lol!!
@@flyingsparksgarage I did go to there website a few months back when I first saw them.
I agree with you, so very well built. They are worth the investment and yep, a once in a lifetime garage stool.
Very nice color !!!
Happy Thanksgiving
I love the idea of giving us a blog style segmented periodic updates a couple/three times a week. I've been loving your content... but you've been posting less often and so I find I'm sort of in a withdrawal of some kind... anyway. Thanks for the videos... and Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
Hi guys first Happy Thanksgiving second all i can say is if you really want it to look great.sand,sand, sand,sand , sand,sand.thats what it takes.i did a 1979 Chevy pickup truck and i sanded till my arms felt like they were going to fall off for weeks but Aaron it seems like you got a pretty good handle on it but that's what it takes. I was told on fiberglass if you have cracks to take a drill and drill a small hole at the end zone of the crack to stop it from continuing to keep cracking i did it and never had a crack come back true or false just thought i would let you know that.look's great what your doing be safe and God Bless. Doug
Great video luv the wrap color
Sure hope sanding will work out. Might consider a random orbit sander using 3M wet or dry and take it from 320 to 400 to 600 to 1000 grit. Keep the surface wet at all times. I done a few things to my C6 but nothing on the scale of what you guys are doing. It is very difficut getting all the body panel back in perfect alignment. Good Luck with the project.
Great video. I've always wanted a Vette almost traded my 53 c.o.e project for a 94 but fell through. I'll be watching
Emily and Aaron, Happy Thanksgiving. Hope Power Tour is fun!
You two are crazy, but I love watching
The car is looking good 👍👍
Derrick at vice-grip garage has the wrecked vette he used the motor in the Nascar tribute that you could get some parts from to put it back together right like brackets and hardware and other parts that doesn't fit right
Nice work, & A bit of fun (shaking my head at prior work, lol). Prep is everything, but I'm A woodworker. Does Arron plan to share his kitten training? There definitely is a market! Can tell you've done a bit of that work before. But will throw out West System products (biased for a home state, Mich., business), used a bunch on sail & power boats...
Looking forward to more of these, & the wrap (never done any, kinda understand the process, but...), not to mention the ride, lol!
Thanx !
Lucky man beautiful car girl! Not many left..😢
40 to 50 minutes length perfect
You guys are awesomeness! Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy holidays and great video keep up the good work God bless from GA stay safe
im glad there makin a power tour for the west, just wish i could make it
Sick color
I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. Vette is starting to come around. It will be fun watching you stretch the wrap around it and then heading to the left coast.
I'd LOVE to see someone make/install a Corvette Summer body kit on one of these newer Corvettes. Maybe even make it right hand drive like they did in the movie. I think that type of styling needs to come back. I'm just too poor to make it happen.