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Brandon, we NEED a video about the backstory of this operation! I remember seeing your Dad [Edit: Steve] in an "Off the Ranch" vid. I'd like to see a sit-down-around-the kitchen-table, 1 hour conversation about how the business was built and how you and bro learned this craft. Also, how did y'all get to the point where you found the clientele that can afford y'all's 'obsession with perfection'. . . this shit don't look cheap!!
I can’t get over the quality of workmanship. Matt clearly picked the right guys to pull off the FrankenCuda ! Also, good to see you didn’t delete this again haha 😂
Yeah, buddy, the Rebel needs a savior, for sure. El Chromino is to the point of remove key and insert new body. But she sure does go! Could that be the drive train for the Rebel?
@@peebeegilmore9486 that is what he was thinking and what he said he was thinking about. I have owned several El Cees, and have done the derust dance with two of them. Just from what I can see from the videos, Matt is looking a close to $3000 in repro panels to start with and a full strip down off the chassis body rebuild if he is not very lucky. the rust that took out the back window area has trashed all the floor boards, the rear bulkhead, roof sail panels , window trims, wheel wells and a few other related panels. His doors are not in good shape either. Yes, he can make a burn out car from it, but one or two good taps on the wall and it will fall apart- his required roll cage will probably keep him safe, but the ELChromio won't be very drivable. Unless he gets really foolish, the engine/trans /rear end will still have lots of snot left for another car. I'm thinking there is a little more to this story line than we are being told- Cleetus is a nice guy and all but throwing $35 K worth of drive line into ElChromio isn't his style. The Rebel has some killer possibilities with that TS engine and package- and a new mid engine frame and finish by Matt's new "best friends" at Muscle Rod Shop. Think a wheelstand car that could pull the front end all the way down a 1/4 mile track. That CumminsCuda is no slouch either- the project as it is presently described is $40-$50 K without big paint as a customer job. I don't have any inside info- I may be completely wrong. But if I had that pile of parts and possibilities, that is what I think I would do. Freedom comes in many sizes and shapes. What would you do with all of that?
Hey matt sent me here.. just so you know I'm not here because he sent the demolitia here im here cause i think what yall do is cool and i want to support
Awesome, the detail in that work is like therapy. You'll want to make sure your shop has good security and insurance. Now that the internet knows what you have in there, your shop might attract some unwanted attention after hours.
If i ever win the lottery, i'll take a trip over from Norway to you, and have you build me a real muscle car :) Looks awesome!!! Cheers from the Demolitia :)
@@MuscleRodShop 66k subs already! You'll be at a million subs by this time next year if you build an Aussie-style burnout car and show up at the Cleetus-n-Cars in Houston with Matt. Check out Castlemaine Rod Shop from Australia: ru-vid.com They did an amazing collab with Cleetus. You might get an idea from their vids.
Here from the demolitia!! I’ve been working on cars over 36 years. 27 years professionally. I must say I’ve seen a lot of operations and cars in that time and your attention to detail is the best I’ve ever seen!! I find your guys’ work AMAZING!!!!
@@MuscleRodShop Love what you're doing hope to see you do an all electric classic soon, that'll open serious doors to your business, check out the 1949 Mercury ICON did in California, this guy is also a master craftsman! Incorporating solar into the build would be over the top!!
Some hillbilly from A&M sent me. I'm usually smarter than to follow that kind of advice, but here I am. But seriously, good editing in this vid - expected more of a learning curve from ya.
This is the best custom shop I’ve seen on RU-vid or Discovery, The Learning Channel, USA, or any other channel. Foose does good work, but nothing as intense as these guys. Just beautiful craftsmanship. Wish I could afford some of their work. I almost got a Roadrunner when I was 19, but a good ol’Alabama tornado decided to come through the area and made my friends and I run for cover. Went back the next day, it was sold. Sad day indeed.
Here from off the ranch, this is going to be such a good chanel can't wait to watch you guys grow you doing exactly what iv been wanting to do my whole life. Just never thought I'd be possible.
I work in Collison repair as a painter, but I would love to learn the stuff that you guys do! Such great custom work! Especially paying attention to every tiny detail!
67.k today, fastest growing youtube channel in history, this guy will get 100k play button his first month , people love this kind of content, and what you guys do is a hit for sure, I suspect the phone is ringing
This is a cool shop. . I look forward to learning a lot from you guys.. I have a 71 roadrunner that I just bought, don't know much about it. But I look forward to learning..
All I can say is I love your work, and I wish I could afford to have a car built by you. Gorgeous cars, great attention to detail, and awesome craftmanship.
This what Hot Rods should look like - loving the ideas and concepts you have BOLD ideas take you a long way! Glade to see Demo has convinced you too share this with the world or people like all the way down in New Zealand wouldn't be able to see it... keep it up!
Guys, I think you may be able to give a certain Califorinian named Chip a run for his money if you took one or two of those to SEMA (assuming there is one in the foreseeable future).
5 minutes into hearing brandon talk on the off the ranch episode In my head I was like " as soon as this is over I'm gonna go see if brandons shop has a youtube" and then at the end of the episode my question answered itself. If you continue on this path of well spoken, interesting and extremely well executed builds. You sir should buckle up because this youtube thing is going to be great for you and the shop. Keep it up!!
I’ve been trying to post so Matt would see it, but not much of a chance he reads it. I think he should use the name DemaCuda #DemaCuda. What do you think? Your builds are amazing. Attention to detail is awesome!
Is there anything that doesn’t look better as a wide body? Trailer houses, cars, women..... hahahaha. But for real all well built cars should have a wide body.
I was a fan of old muscle cars, but I fell out of it through the years, kinda got bored of it I guess. But this shop just blew up my interest again. I think what separates you guys from the rest is just the attention to detail on those mechanical beasts. It just amazes me, how you can go full Frankenstein on a vehicle and make it not look like Frankenstein's monster haha
Came from Demo and off the Ranch! You guys kill it and are extremely awesome! I look forward to watching the Cummins Cuda and many more videos to come! You and your shop are outstanding thanks for bringing us along for the journey!!!! Everything you do is a unit!!!
Damn man where do I even start. Absolutely freaking beautiful cars. Love the sick ass colors that have been used. I can't wait to see what the future of this channel holds. 👍
Where have you been the rest of my life? The dedication to the job, the grade of details on these cars is unbelievable. You dont go the extra mile, you run an extra marathon on every car. So satisfying to watch. Please do some How tos and Tech tips whenever you can. Your channel will be in the mios very soon. Thanks Matt for encouraging you to make videos 👍👍👍
