It’s interesting how a video 3 years ago proves old stuff is still useful can still apply today a place in my town has rough shape ones that are great for customs especially for the game that’s out for hotwheels
Yes indeed.......There are many ways of doing it. This is just one of them. Cool thing about having many is everyone puts their on take on it and people can choose which works best for them. Thanks for watching
Yes sir. It is indeed!! It is just practice. honing my skills for the important builds. nothing special. This one will even be a rattle can paint job. Showing how to get good results on the cheap. Thanks for watching
thank you so much, i was wanting to take apart my 1986 pontiac firebird hot wheel and spray paint the body and change up the wheels, this seriously helped, you earned a subscriber❤
Nothing like restoring a car the way you want it. So many ideas so many ways you can go with a good imagination. Looking forward to the rebuild! HOOF OUT!!!
Good Tuesday evening my friend. I'm watching your video while drinking a nice cold corona extra. Great tutorial and this is perfect hobby for the 24" of snow we just got yesterday and this morning... 👍🇺🇲
I ordered brand new OEM brake line kit for my project 94 Pontiac Trans am. When I took the old kmember out I didn't keep the old brake lines that run along the kmember and go up into the the brake lines to the brake lines. My 94 trans am is going to be all brand new. I didn't want to put the old greasy dirty brake lines back on.. the only thing that sucks is I have to use black zip ties to hold the brake lines the run along the kmember. It's the only way to hold em in place....
Looks like you could use something like this if you could get the right diameter www.waytekwire.com/item/21106/CLIP-FOR-413-CONDUIT-ID/?msclkid=8cdebe2be2af1e6f3396de31dd242c81&BSHOP-Aptiv%20-%20NB&Aptiv%20-%20Loom%20Fittings%20%26%20Clips
@@OldManDiecast thanks for the info on the company that might have what I'm looking for to hold them preformed brake line in place that run along front kmember instead of using zip ties.. I'm a neat freak when it comes to my project 94 Pontiac Trans am during the rebuild stage hahaha.. thanks again Keith..👍🇺🇲
@@OldManDiecast my BMR front kmember is 1"5/8 tubing. I'll give this company a call and see if they have them plastic contuit clips in that size? If they that would be alot better than zip ties.
Thanks. Well, depends on what you will be doing with it. Just for you to have fun with, most of the time they snap back together. If they will not stay just fit it together, lay it upside down and fill the post ho;es with super glue and let it dry. If you want it to be more professional you will have to drill the post that is left and add a screw. Thanks for watching
It’s interesting how a video 3 years ago proves old stuff is still useful can still apply today a place in my town has rough shape ones that are great for customs especially for the game that’s out for hotwheels
Yes indeed.......There are many ways of doing it. This is just one of them. Cool thing about having many is everyone puts their on take on it and people can choose which works best for them. Thanks for watching
Great idea making the drill bit shorter. Can’t wait to see the finished product. Sky is the limit.
Yes sir. It is indeed!! It is just practice. honing my skills for the important builds. nothing special. This one will even be a rattle can paint job. Showing how to get good results on the cheap. Thanks for watching
thank you so much, i was wanting to take apart my 1986 pontiac firebird hot wheel and spray paint the body and change up the wheels, this seriously helped, you earned a subscriber❤
Thank you so very much. Welcome to the nut house. If you ever have any questions just ask away. Thanks for watching
Nothing like restoring a car the way you want it. So many ideas so many ways you can go with a good imagination. Looking forward to the rebuild! HOOF OUT!!!
This one is just a practice one for the more important ones later. Got to learn somewhere.....Thanks for watching
Good Tuesday evening my friend. I'm watching your video while drinking a nice cold corona extra. Great tutorial and this is perfect hobby for the 24" of snow we just got yesterday and this morning... 👍🇺🇲
LOL.....Cheers!! It is a great hobby. And the more I do it, I find is a great stress reliever as well. Thanks for watching
I ordered brand new OEM brake line kit for my project 94 Pontiac Trans am. When I took the old kmember out I didn't keep the old brake lines that run along the kmember and go up into the the brake lines to the brake lines. My 94 trans am is going to be all brand new. I didn't want to put the old greasy dirty brake lines back on.. the only thing that sucks is I have to use black zip ties to hold the brake lines the run along the kmember. It's the only way to hold em in place....
Looks like you could use something like this if you could get the right diameter www.waytekwire.com/item/21106/CLIP-FOR-413-CONDUIT-ID/?msclkid=8cdebe2be2af1e6f3396de31dd242c81&BSHOP-Aptiv%20-%20NB&Aptiv%20-%20Loom%20Fittings%20%26%20Clips
@@OldManDiecast thanks for the info on the company that might have what I'm looking for to hold them preformed brake line in place that run along front kmember instead of using zip ties.. I'm a neat freak when it comes to my project 94 Pontiac Trans am during the rebuild stage hahaha.. thanks again Keith..👍🇺🇲
@@OldManDiecast my BMR front kmember is 1"5/8 tubing. I'll give this company a call and see if they have them plastic contuit clips in that size? If they that would be alot better than zip ties.
Great, but what about putting it back together again.....?? That's what I need to see.
Thanks. Well, depends on what you will be doing with it. Just for you to have fun with, most of the time they snap back together. If they will not stay just fit it together, lay it upside down and fill the post ho;es with super glue and let it dry. If you want it to be more professional you will have to drill the post that is left and add a screw. Thanks for watching
Thanks for showing us.
Thanks for watching
Thank you man
My pleasure. Hope it helped. Thanks for watching
Nice man. 👍🏻
Thank you very much. Thanks for watching
Didn't help 😢
What is it you are needing to know? Thanks for watching
@@OldManDiecastwhat size drill bit do you recommend