1935 Hotrod Ford is Back Together! We're going to Power Tour! 

Yep, it proves they truly love and care about what they do. The wholesomeness of what VGG has become belies its success. The world feels like a better place because of VGG.

Sweet

And, with that pretty smile on her face the whole time. Even when the cops pull her over....LOL.

​@tomtommy306 proud of you for learning a new word. Next step is using it in the right scenario and context.

I wouldn't pay for it. Id wait till night and dump them off on an abandoned road somewhere.

Q no a

Thanks so much!

I second this. Go all natural with a poly over the top

I was thinking that too. Then I thought, well, hasn't *that* been done? Now, roadsigns, on a '35 Ford, when have you seen that? Besides, the thing already has plastic fenders. And it came with that stucco matte bed. Need mention the "frame"? 🙂

That would be awesome

Thanks for watching

@@ViceGripGarage Your country and freedoms are dying fast. you have a voice.

We appreciate all you do and your hard work that instills positivity. God bless your whole family.

It is nice to see Hi-D hanging out and helping Jessica she is also a really great person! Been wondering when she will post some more AMC content??

Perfect comment Ian.. well said!

I appreciate that

I do that, too!

I always look away, it's an instinct :p. The feeling of sand in the eye = no bueno :)

Yup safety squints go on straight away!

I reach for goggles, but they ain't in the family room.

You are definitely not the only one

Gigachad!

Really good at lifting heavy things. 😄

Derek wasn’t kidding when he said “he’s like me, abundance of strength and lack of a back” 😂😂14:18

We truly do our best! Thanks for watching

mabeee that feller on the mini tv screen is hopeing one of those companies that MAKE THE BARE FRAMES sees this and contacts him with a ''deal he couldn't refuze'' kinda offer :) HEHEHHEHE anyhow.... yea.... here's to hopeing there is a safer frame in it's future, (shortly after it's put together and running and becomes ''hey this is too sketchy to be this quick time to......'' point of it's build... it gettin rollcage and everything?

$2200 value rear suspension in a truck with a $30 frame, LOL

@@dalesmith112 I mean, I had a $1500 stereo in a car worth $500 once... lol

@@SirFrag32 guilty 🙋🏼‍♂️

@@SirFrag32Yes, been there, done that… Would do it again if my car didn’t have a pretty decent factory system.

We need the rain but not that dang much!

I live in Bismarck ND and it just won’t stop. 4 inches in the last week. How much have you had?

SE Oklahoma is same. Weather shows lieing about how bad some places are because low population. VVG is our escape also

@@dustinbreitkreutz6745 just had another 2 1/2 inches on top of the 9 inches we’ve had the last two days and it’s been raining off and on since I checked the gauge not much more though but it’s all hitting right now coming out of the fields.

​@@dustinbreitkreutz6745 I'm from Hazen, beulah area, a small world lol

I really enjoy the fabrication content. And engine rebuilds.

Dave does some nice work, doesn't he! My only question is (as an amateur) does a light truck need such a beefy 4-link? Or, why would you not. Help a feller out here. And just to add, Chad is an artiste!

That beefy four link is way over spec. But it’s a custom so why not?

@@davidelliott5843 I can't argue with that logic!

@@davidelliott5843 ​​⁠ It’s better to have a beefy rear and not need it than to need a beefy rear and not have it. A guy could throw a 460 at that with no worries!

As an electronics guy this comment is spot on. The last thing you want to do is chase a problem that turns out to be electrical. Reliable electrical is the way to go.

Agreed... However, this is VGG and the right way is usually not the way. However, in this case, it's a choice and not something forced upon Derek so I hope he sees this and follows the request and advice. Get all the wiring planned, ran, and functioning and then just drop a plug and play engine in there. Plus, you can even plan and account for the engine while you're doing the wiring for less hassle.

Derek and Jessica, Please watch the burn rate. I understand do what you love and you never work a day of your life. I know that, You know that but do your bodies know that.

so, so TRUE!

Ok...no. You can MAYBE say that about the gunTubers, but even they're really a bunch of exclusive cliques, as far as community goes. The "community" is huge. How many times have you seen the guys from grind hard on this channel? Fab rats? Robbie Layton? Sam Crac? That black dude that works on Teslas? I could go on and list a hundred more because there are hundreds of relatively popular car channels. People make friends and show up in each other's channels. That isn't watching out for the community...

@@kender1412Uh, what? Isn’t showing up in each other’s videos by definition supporting the community? Smaller channels get the chance to work with bigger channels, and they get to have more eyes on them. What, perchance, do you suggest they do differently?

@@sippigrrrl -- Hanging out with five or ten people over the course of as many years is not participating in community. We aren't talking about people from new or small channels getting a leg up, either. We're talking about people with a largish established fan base that's already steadily growing (which is what you have to be to even be on these people's radar) getting a bit of a bump. It's just a good 'ole boys' club in the middle of a bunch of other separate good 'ole boys' clubs that is cartubers on this service. That's not community, it's a more adult version of highschool cliques.

S10 chassis?

My Dad's Truck was that Chevrolet Burnt Orange. Miss you Dad.

I miss my grandfather's old stories. Quick little story he told me I'd always remember was if they couldn't afford the nice white wall tires, they would just paint it😆

I'm a kid at 77 years and I can verify what your 'ol Grandad told ya. We had a gob a kids in our high school (1961 - 1965) who had hotrods just like Derek's '35. I'm here to tell ya,, we worked for a buck an hour so there wasn't much left to buy NEW PARTS. Honestly, back in those days the aftermarket was limited to just a few and most of that was far too expensive for us. IF we had to get NEW it was ordered from Montgomery Ward, Sears and/or J C Whitney but most came from the local wreck'n (junk) yards. We hot wrenched the chassis, springs, etc. Made our exhaust from irrigation piping or what ever we could find. Tore down and rebuilt (with used parts) our engines,, typically SB Chev (265 or 283's) or Ford (260's and 289's). Most trans were 3 speed but a few had the cash for a 4 speed. WOW lemme tell ya,, many of us should have been killed driving the junk we built,, BUT it worked,, kinda 🙂

Derek wiring first then the engine go to painless wiring painless wiring hot rod kit that'll make it easy peasy lemon squeezy😊

Very cool!

Total Mega Chad.

I'm lucky to live in Cookeville where Chad's shop is! I've been itchin to get my 01 sierra over there for a tooted up exhaust system!

Dave chapelle also knocked it out of the park for this build as well!

My thoughts too 👍

I was thinking stacks too!!

I could get behind this idea!

Agreed....think Dodge 'Little Red Wagon'.

When folks watch on tv, it's an after thought. When I watch on my laptop it's a click before I watch it. Wish they made it easier to like on the boob tube.

Im done with vice grip!

I do the same thing 😂

Ditto because i get into the video so much that forget

Same!

Make a new frame with your son. Box section tube would work really well.

Seems like he acculates cars

Seems like he acculates cars

@@darrellcaraway6068 I have 4, so I can't judge, but I always assume everything he buys he has a flip plan for. I use 3 of mine,

Love the new box cart

Boxo

Exactly 💯

I second this.

😂

I believe it would be too big probably more like a ranger.

They use them for general lee replicas too. Body panels go right over it. They don't even bother taking the crown vic dash out.

I believe he will do just that.

@@marcusaurelius2770 Let's hope so 🙏👍

Not on a gas vehicle, if it was diesel then stacks are the way to go.

Why not? Think Lil Red Express, lots of custom pickups in 50s and 60s had stacks.

NO!! not on a gas hotrod. Sssstupid