Epic Tool Haul! and Some 37 Sedan Delivery Progress
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Epic Tool Haul! and Some 37 Sedan Delivery Progress
Fully recovered and now stocked with metal shaping tools!
hope you enjoy me babling for 20 minutes haha
Merch!
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Congratulations on the new tools, can't wait to see what you do with them, I love following along and its inspiring me to buy metal tools and learn on my 36 sedan. Also real friends appreciate you and show that they also appreciate your work.
Glad I can be an inspiration Scott! Your 36 is gonna be killer
Thanks for sharing, Travis! I know you are going to have to do some work in exchange for those tools, but what a SCORE! Those tools will pay dividends down the road, for sure! Enjoy! Be safe!
Cool tools is an understatement.....glad your feeling better....I'll be watchin....
Heck yeh ..Kool Tools.. always need the best at hand ..to take care of business AWSOME TRADE
Glad you are back into yourself. Hope family is great also.
Everyone’s alive and kicking! Doing well!
I've seen other videos on the fitment of body panels on these old Ford's. Common practice at the time was to bash it with a BFH and fill it with lead.
It's great to see more progress on the '37 and congratulations on acquiring all those amazing tools!
It feels like a real shop with all these hammers!
You might have to do an extra task or two in order to pay the FedEx bill to get those 36 Chevy fenders to ya, but ya got some nice tools "that will help Alot." It only took a short amount of time for 1 video to be produced. You get those side jobs done & get the videos out you'll have made enough $$$ to get them fenders to you from *Timbuctoo* plus a parts truck. lol Remember: Consistency.
I used a home made louver press back in the 80s that was operated with a sledge hammer. It takes a lot of pressure to cut a louver. I did a few hoods while we had in our body shop.
I can’t wait to try it!
Nothing like getting new to you tools
WOW! WHAT A TRADE. YOU MUST BE JUMPIN'FOR CHANCE TO USE SOME OF THAT STUFF :)
I cannot wait!
Glad you're getting better. Nice trade!
Great score on the tools! Look forward to seeing you put them to use. Good friends are hard to find, can count mine on one hand.
Yeah that’s for sure.
Travis excellent Tools Great Trade The 37 is looking Nice
Thanks John!
Cool tools, glad ur getting better friends👍
Yeah the hot rod community has really changed my life for the better
Awesome Travis, you are going to be able to do more of the finer things on body panels! Keep up the Great work!!
Glad you're feeling Better!!
Can’t wait to hone my skills
Got my t shirt yesterday from you. Cool. Wore it our first of summer car show today. Jim from Anchorage
Glad you like it Jim!
Fantastic score on the tools .
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Lots of nice tools that fit perfect with your shop. Don’t worry about the brain farts, that’s likely Covid after effects. I had the same issue when I went through it. This too shall pass.
Very nice tools! Dolly’s and hammers need dressing but great haul
Yeah they are a little beat but nothing a little sand paper and polish can’t handle
It’s good those tools ended up in a new place with somebody who can use them.
I’ll use them alright!
that Friendly's sign is killer. I miss being able to go to friendly's.
My favorite ice cream! Have some every night!
@@RACGARAGE Black raspberry
Beutiful tool score awsume support person. You do wonderful work all reddy can not wait to see you use these. As far as the sand blaster I hate to say it but some time the squecky wheel gets noticed first.
Squeaky wheel gets the grease!
Nice score!
I like new intro with son!
sweet score! lots of cool stuff and look forward to seeing ya punch some louvers. the anvil... watch out she doesn't roll right into a project car.
Yeah that wouldn’t be good. I’ll be careful
louver press signed by Gene Winfield WOW!!!!!
Yeah I’m honored to own it
The 37 is coming out nice ,what was wrong with the roof for all that work ?
Factory lead seams and there was also damage from what I think was a roof rack welded to the roof
Wow!!! That's the "score" of a lifetime!! What all do you need to do on his Model T?? Worth it for sure!! ;o)
Glad you're feeling better!!
He has most of the parts it’s going to be making tabs for the body, mounting steering, motor mounts, rear end stuff like that. So easy fun stuff!
nice come up on the Watervliet!.. btw its pronounced water-vleet.
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Thats awesome man! I'm happy for you and pretty jealous at the same time... I've always wanted a louver press, pullmax and planishing hammer lol. I still have alot of the "friends that just need you for stuff"... buncha bitches 😆.
Buncha bitches 🤣
👍👍😎👍👍
Travis the guys name is Freddy luck he was in Bolton Connecticut yet a house and a big old barn out and back in the more painting push the more beers he drank it straight the truck for me back in 1978 and he would sign his name someplace in the pinstriping on the truck you always had to go looking for where we sign it was like looking for Waldo he’s dead and gone now his house is right near the Bolton bus company or Bolton Pizza and his Road on the south side of the farm I think called Luckys way I was part of the farm he sold off an amazing man and amazing artist it’s too bad you didn’t get to meet him I did one in honor he’s one of the archives of the 50s and 60s at the hot Rod days take care of junk man do
Freddy isn’t dead! He is still alive and kicking! Still an animal!
@@ct96ek Steve the last time i saw him ….. Was 1978 in Spring,, he did my 1977 Dodge Ram SUV Also. Did a tire cover for me,I still have the tire cover…. We spoke about Colorado. I think he was station there…while he may have been in the Service. SUPER GUY,,,ONE OF A KIND…… How old is he NOW sam