I've seen people start with worse vehicles and make a nice driver out of them. Looking forward to more on this build, as I like the body style. Parents had a '66 Fairlane Wagon back in '73-'74.
Nice job on the rotisserie there Bob!! It sure looks like a lot of work to get it set up too. I've never watched a car being put up on a rotisserie like that. Thank you for a very educational video.
That is the best way to work on a body of a car . Great way to paint a body of a car to. Keep up the great work Rat Rod Bob and God Bless you and your family Brother.
Thanks for the indepth details how the rotisserie works and how to make one, hopefully someday I can retire and work on a project car. Until then I will watch you show us how it's done.
i was starting to worry about you young man! im looking forward to your fairlane build. you bring encouragement to us old folks showing us all what can be done. ive got a 72 elcamino to build. thx for starting this channel sir!!!
Hope your doing alright ! We are about the same age and I’m always amazed at what you can get done,but it’s not like you to go 3 weeks without a video ,stay well👍👍
I built my rotisserie about 15 years ago using box tubing. I took old bumper jacks and mounted them on those vertical slip tubes and used a piece of 3/4" fine thread all thread on the T bars to crank them up and down. Makes it real easy to find the center of gravity and clear the bases in a couple of minutes.
Hey Bob, a friend of mine bought a WhirlyGig rotisserie and set it up without reading the instructions. Put a nice 70 Judge on it, pulled the pin that holds everything in place and wiped out the whole side of the car. Hard Lesson learned😂
So I guess technically you could say when this car is done it has been in a multiple roll over . LOL You are for sure the new King of Rat Rods Bob ! Thanks man for even taking this project on .
Man I like your commitment to what you are doing. this is going to be a very intense build and you are the bloke to get it done. Looking forward to watching your progress on this one.
I built my roterissere out of square tubing I had laying around. Don't need to go buy a bunch of expensive metal to get it done. Good to see you moving forward on this project 👍
LOOKIN GOOD BOSSSSSS!!!!!!!......here I am watching Rat Rod Bob in my Rat Rod Bob brand new T-shirt .............GOT IT....Bob ...................Like the 66-67 Fairlanes..........
Yes ... if I ever get to em. Ford parts have always been high but right now they are thru the roof! I think I may just Funny it out like I did the Falcon. Only more funnier.
Very cool Bob! I built my own rotisserie years ago , and learned the hard way about balancing the car , so this video is a great source of info for someone starting down that road. Keep up the good work!
Yea build your own is my moto. I may be missing that complete floor in the near future but I've got the sheet metal and tools to fix it Rat Rod Bob style.
I do believe that you used this on another rig that you fixed up. Man was smart, and thats something I was not to ever hear as a one word statement about myself with out a reference to a mule like animal attached to it. Looking good an looking like a busy would be the word of the day.
Great job on that rotisserie Bob. Took a little bit of time to get it right but man she does work good and easy. Wish I would of had one doing my car. Thanks for showing it doesn't look to hard to build one. Good seeing you brother Have a good one👍
Ahh, shop crane to get it in the air. I put long ram jacks on mine. If any of you guys never used a rotisserie, you are missing out-big time! Even the rail style works well
Hey Bob, This is wishing you a Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year!!!!! Good to see you moving on to the next step!!!!! Thanks for taking the time to do some measurements for us!!!!!
Think i would started with dragging it out and used Water/Sand blasting, easier and more fun to work with a clean body. Take the holiday off and put the job in gear after new year. Take care Bob. From Norway.
Awesome Bob 👍🏻 great rotisserie you made , I probably just buy one when I'm ready for one hopefully in the future, as here some people over here, use them once then sell them again , and you made more room with it so you can work on 2 projects 😀👍🏽👍🏻
A care worth reclaimation and rebirth there Bob. Nice! 66 was a killer year for the Fairlane and panels from some Galaxies work with it, you can get replacement kits for the front disc brakes that will work from the junkyard on a good day :-) You show the youngins how it's done brother :-) Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year Sir!
Hello Bob! Happy New Year! Thanks for the dimensions on the rotisserie. Been wanting to build one. You did an excellent job of explaining on how to set up and balance a vehicle on a rotisserie.
Hey Bob, new subscriber here and looking fwd for this project. I love you’re work Sir! I will like to see it restored as close as possible, it’s definitely in great hands. I have a 66 Falcon Coupe, the fronts are identical structurally and I’m so glad I came across your channel since I stopped at the cowl because I don’t want to remove the windshield yet… Thanks for doing what you do and sharing with us, You’re the Man!
Looks like your a busy guy . Love it
Great work Bob
Your an amazing teacher and a fine example for the next generation of car people.
Nice job explaining the rotisserie and how to balance. I learned a lot. Thanks.
Thank you Bob. I truly appreciate it
Great job Bob I’m so glad you decided to save the old fairlane
I've seen people start with worse vehicles and make a nice driver out of them.
Looking forward to more on this build, as I like the body style. Parents had a '66 Fairlane Wagon back in '73-'74.
Thanks Bob for building this car
Always enjoy watching Bob, great information.
Thanks Bob
We are Chevrolet people here. But glad to see your doing the 66 Fairlane. Do the car Rat Rod Bobs way. This is going to be neat to watch. thank you
Glad to see you back. You got this. Looking forward to this journey to a great build.
Nice job on the rotisserie there Bob!! It sure looks like a lot of work to get it set up too. I've never watched a car being put up on a rotisserie like that. Thank you for a very educational video.
Lot of work but will make the job easier from here on out!
@@RatRodBobBuilds It all sounds good. I look forward to seeing you get that old Ford up and running. I've loved your other builds.
I have been really missing you you building the car and truck
I hope you are doing well
I missed you Bob! Glad you're resurrecting her!
That is the best way to work on a body of a car . Great way to paint a body of a car to. Keep up the great work Rat Rod Bob and God Bless you and your family Brother.
It's great to see Bob building something again..your bad your world wide...keep em coming Bob...
I look forward to your videos..👍👍👍👍👍
Can't wait for the next installment
Thanks for the indepth details how the rotisserie works and how to make one, hopefully someday I can retire and work on a project car. Until then I will watch you show us how it's done.
you got this Bob! Gonna' be a fine ride when you get it done. the hardest part of any job is getting started and you've done that!
i was starting to worry about you young man!
im looking forward to your fairlane build.
you bring encouragement to us old folks showing us all what can be done.
ive got a 72 elcamino to build.
thx for starting this channel sir!!!
Hope your doing alright ! We are about the same age and I’m always amazed at what you can get done,but it’s not like you to go 3 weeks without a video ,stay well👍👍
Home built Rotisserie looks like you will get her done. Thanks for sharing this video.
I built my rotisserie about 15 years ago using box tubing. I took old bumper jacks and mounted them on those vertical slip tubes and used a piece of 3/4" fine thread all thread on the T bars to crank them up and down. Makes it real easy to find the center of gravity and clear the bases in a couple of minutes.
Thanks for the explanation and dimensions Bob. 👍
Hey Bob, a friend of mine bought a WhirlyGig rotisserie and set it up without reading the instructions. Put a nice 70 Judge on it, pulled the pin that holds everything in place and wiped out the whole side of the car. Hard Lesson learned😂
Good video, never seen a start to finish set up like this one.
Great job Bob.
So I guess technically you could say when this car is done it has been in a multiple roll over . LOL You are for sure the new King of Rat Rods Bob ! Thanks man for even taking this project on .
tHanks . I have no clue how to set this up but glad to see you have it balanced somehow. tHanks for the video
Good to hear from you, was worried, stay safe my friend.
Most important thing with that setup is good quality castors. Nice job Bob.
You're having all the fun Bob
Looking great BOB 👍
66 is my favorite Fairlane, I restored its cousin (68 Falcon). Love those cars!
I really like that rotisserie. You did a good job building that! Thanks for the video Bob!
Man I like your commitment to what you are doing. this is going to be a very intense build and you are the bloke to get it done. Looking forward to watching your progress on this one.
Man I'm excited that you decided to build this car after all.
RRB rocks it
Glad to see you working on the fairline
Kudos Sir!One hell of a job!That s mine too!
I built my roterissere out of square tubing I had laying around. Don't need to go buy a bunch of expensive metal to get it done. Good to see you moving forward on this project 👍
I hear ya ... use what ya got to gitter dun.
Nice setup Bob 👌
gettin' the feelin' that cars gonna make a total comeback , thanx to Ratology
LOOKIN GOOD BOSSSSSS!!!!!!!......here I am watching Rat Rod Bob in my Rat Rod Bob brand new T-shirt .............GOT IT....Bob ...................Like the 66-67 Fairlanes..........
Smokey Yunick's Mentor. You gotta love this man.
Well done Bob. Thanks for info.
I love it makes your own tools do en your way Good Job BOB great show
Great stuff. Very helpful video. I'm about to make my own and you've given me lots to think about. Cheers John.
I'm not sure which way you're going with the Fairlane , but I do know that when you get finished , it will be a radical machine 👍
Looks a lot easier to work on those floor panels sideways. Thank you for sharing!
Yes ... if I ever get to em. Ford parts have always been high but right now they are thru the roof! I think I may just Funny it out like I did the Falcon. Only more funnier.
I love this channel i learned i need a bigger shop.I am restoring 1968 gto rotisserie would of been nice to have.
That is amazing .nice set up .I do alot of body work on old ford's down on my hands and knees for days and weeks.just a truck lift would be nice
Glad to see your back from a well deserved break.
Looking Good Bob... nice job.
Nice work.
Yea, can't wait to see the progress over time on this. I'll say this Bob, not only are you awesome, you get shit done sir. I like that.
Very cool Bob! I built my own rotisserie years ago , and learned the hard way about balancing the car , so this video is a great source of info for someone starting down that road. Keep up the good work!
Yea build your own is my moto. I may be missing that complete floor in the near future but I've got the sheet metal and tools to fix it Rat Rod Bob style.
@@RatRodBobBuilds Sometimes its ok to take the easy way out Bob...just because you can make it from scratch , doesn't always mean you should!
I do believe that you used this on another rig that you fixed up. Man was smart, and thats something I was not to ever hear as a one word statement about myself with out a reference to a mule like animal attached to it. Looking good an looking like a busy would be the word of the day.
Rotisserie turned out really good Bob
The rotisserie is fantastic mate.
Thank you, will continue to follow
Thank you too!
Merry Christmas I pray you and your family are safe and sound
Great job on that rotisserie
Bob. Took a little bit of time to get it right but man she does work good and easy. Wish I would of had one doing my car. Thanks for showing it doesn't look to hard to build one.
Good seeing you brother
Have a good one👍
Ahh, shop crane to get it in the air. I put long ram jacks on mine.
If any of you guys never used a rotisserie, you are missing out-big time!
Even the rail style works well
working on my 66 now great job
Awesome as always loved it Bob, hope you had a great Christmas brother cheers KC Cradle Mountain Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤝🇺🇸🇺🇸😎🙂👍✌❤🏁🏁
Looking good Bob.👍
Looking good bob
Nice job on explaining the rotisserie Bob, you could use that thing as an amusement ride and spin people around.. ;o)
As usual Bob,AMAZING!
A smidgin Bob? It's been many a day since i heard that one man that was cool watchin you do this Bob everybody needs one of them!!
This was a very informative video Bob, thank you.
Always look forward to what you got going on Bob ! Always look forward to what comes next as well !
👍🏻Awesome job there Bob!!! Now the fun begins!!!
Looks good
Hey Bob, This is wishing you a Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year!!!!! Good to see you moving on to the next step!!!!! Thanks for taking the time to do some measurements for us!!!!!
good to see you back!
Think i would started with dragging it out and used Water/Sand blasting, easier and more fun to work with a clean body.
Take the holiday off and put the job in gear after new year.
Take care Bob. From Norway.
I may still do that but first all the undercoat has to come off as the blasting will just bounce off.
Great Job Bob !!
Cool, we fiberglass boat builders have been putting molds on those for decades.
This is an advanced master class.
Right on BoB!!!
That’s awesome!!
Awesome Bob 👍🏻 great rotisserie you made , I probably just buy one when I'm ready for one hopefully in the future, as here some people over here, use them once then sell them again , and you made more room with it so you can work on 2 projects 😀👍🏽👍🏻
Very cool video Bob. Definitely lots of work but it’s in good hands. I’ve seen worse come back to life. Stay safe sir and enjoy your week. ✌️😎👍
Real good deal! Happy holidays!
Great vid!!!!!
Nicely done Sir. Great way to utilize the room you have! Wish I had that much room. :)
Look @ you, just a Gettin’ it!
Gonna end up with hundreds of hours into it, but it’ll be ALL you!
Best looking car Ford ever made!
Great job on the rotisserie even if I had the room for one of those I think I would rather just have a lift !!! Can’t wait to see what’s next 👍🏻
Really nice rotisserie. Gonna enjoy watching this build. Gonna be a great home for that 429 if you choose to use it. Be safe and stay well.
Oh yea .... that 429 is gonna be my inspiration on this one.
Rock n Roll Bob has been busy, looks great on that rotisserie sir. 👍😉
Great job! Lookin forward to more content. 👍👍
A care worth reclaimation and rebirth there Bob. Nice! 66 was a killer year for the Fairlane and panels from some Galaxies work with it, you can get replacement kits for the front disc brakes that will work from the junkyard on a good day :-) You show the youngins how it's done brother :-) Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year Sir!
Looking good Bob...
Bob let the TLC affair start, glad you diced to pressure restoration and or modifying this body .... she's going to be one fine build.
THANKS BOB !!! Elvira is LOOKING READY !!!
Hello Bob! Happy New Year! Thanks for the dimensions on the rotisserie. Been wanting to build one. You did an excellent job of explaining on how to set up and balance a vehicle on a rotisserie.
Merry Christmas to you and your family.
I'm going to build me one this was a good video thank you
Good plan!
Hey Bob, new subscriber here and looking fwd for this project. I love you’re work Sir!
I will like to see it restored as close as possible, it’s definitely in great hands.
I have a 66 Falcon Coupe, the fronts are identical structurally and I’m so glad I came across your channel since I stopped at the cowl because I don’t want to remove the windshield yet… Thanks for doing what you do and sharing with us, You’re the Man!
I would love to restore it back to original but it would cost too much. Gonna have to do it Rat Rod Bob style.
I plan on building a rotisserie similar to this when i start my car project (a ratrod) once i finish our house project.