1957 Chevy Bodywork 

Awesome work my friend😜

Amazing! Love to see your end product!

Nice work!

Nice lesson Thanks Arco

I'm a 57 model myself. It was a great year!

Badass amigo, nice work and thank you!!!

Awesome work like usual my friend.

Good demo! Nice thanks 👍

Nice work!! 💯💯🤘🤘

Man what great inspiration to work on my 57 210

Very nice brother love it Gene Gorringe Mi 👍✌️

great video Keep them coming. I bought a bunch of steel .....lol almost crapped myself with the bill......lol Thanks for your help. I hope to get started working on templets and all that and get making stuff when it gets warmer here.

Awesome work brother. Thanks for sharing. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible night. Much love and RESPECT brother

Just what you said about the front fenders, I was going to say on those tri five always get rust right there above the head light's not so much in California but all the one's I seen in the wrecking yards in the past were rusted out front fenders and the usual spots where the water settles. Kicking butt on two vehicles that's the way you keep busy get tired of working one the switch off the the other so you don't get burnt out.

Awesome work. Love those ‘57’s!!!

That's awesome how that slapper works to lessen the use of body filler. Thanks Arco.

Congrats on 33K subs bro! Good demo with the slapper and dolly! thx.

thank you so much for the shout out brother

Love all the tips. Working on my 57 f100 gets easier using your knowledge.

Hey god job

You rock!

Well. You might be a scientist.

Clean work sir. Thanks for the video. I'm still trying to figure it out while working on my 54.

Nice work with the slapper and dolly Arco, Id much rather metal finish as you do than overdo the filler like some do!

Great explanation on the slapper & dolly-- an old lead head I used to work with showed me how to make a slapper with an old long file; works as a shrinker for really stretched out panels. Keep up the good work, brother! Stay warm

Awesome video my brother! Sorry for the crappie camera work. 🤣🤣

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Nice informative video, that is the way I learned. How do you heat that place.

Great video. Love your tutorials. Just a suggestion: you really should wear hearing protection…. You will regret it someday soon.

What brand DA electrical and pneumatic sanders do you recommend? I don't need the most expensive, but I don't want to have to buy one every year either. Enjoying all your videos. Can't wait to see how you fix the back wall on the F100. I've got 2 to do just like it.