Body work ➡️ sanding fibreglass filler + finding lows + applying body filler 

Maybe he doesn't wear a mask is he knows his lungs are already damaged..fina show not be allowed in the sanding room.just because you can't see it it doesn't mean it's not there.i bet Gene windfeild wears a mask. That's why he is in his 90s.

And Jolene aswell. I don’t know what to say about Fina. Maybe regular checkups at the vet?

Hey Bill, Easton Maryland is watching as well! 👍

I don’t understand why would you put fiberglass on a metal car that is a old car they were made of metal if someone put fiberglass on it you should of took it down to the metal I’m not sure you no what your doing

Now we know why some of his designs look brain damaged.

Absolutely agree, I was going to comment in a similar way. Spot on, thanks for saving me the time.

🤣🤣

@@chadchivrell2606 he will not listen to live saving advice... When was the last time he mopped the floor ?

Particles?

@@kevinhornberger4351 exactly 💯

​@@markmckinney-fc4no interesting 🤔🤔....In my sixty years, I don't ever recall anyone mopping a concrete floor in a shop. Sweeping, yes. But never mopping.

Factory was to the window like he started doing it his change is not Factory but it does look nice

Sounds like great fun. If your first restoration I suggest plenty of planning ahead. Maybe one project at a time. ie: Brakes Suspension Running gear Interior Etc etc. the idea is that you don’t want to end up with a big pile of parts and get overwhelmed. So many projects end up, never finished. I always tell my first timers to try and keep the car as close to running/driving condition if it all possible. Otherwise your dream car can easily turn into a nightmare. If you are an experienced builder, just disregard all my comments. Either way best of luck and please work safe

I have, bought everything for suspension, body mounts etc. Everything and then some had to buy a shed just to store all the new parts. Not my first barbecue, thankyou.

Chad has mentioned multiple times that he normally wears a mask when he's doing work off camera. He's also stated that it's difficult to talk and explain things when wearing a mask while filming. I'm sure he knows the risk and manages it accordingly. I've never considered him to be "ignorant". You know, lacking knowledge or awareness. 🤔🤨🤫

Mon even if you wear a mask that dust gets everywhere in the shop well after he's done sanding if anything Jolene should be wearing all safety gear boots, safety glasses, ear protection, a cert dust mask! Don't cut coners on safety.

Even though he's talking during the video as you probably are right he probably should have a mask on I don't know I don't do body work I only work with wood but I would think it would probably be a smart idea

@@chrisbond6056 you are right for long term it is a good idea to wear a mask in any situation that kicks up a lot of dust

Everything you discussed I have done at one point and learned how to incorporate those years with the lessons learned and successes. We need to do a show of the strength and resilience of what we do bodywork wise with different concepts learned in our experience that people say you shouldn’t do. Dig the concept Bird. Get’R done bud

I would like to take the time and thank you chad and your queen. You have been a true inspiration to my queen and I. I have been in a deep depression for many years . I have many mental illnesses and have had such a hard time dealing with them and have confidence with the things I know how to do and just not thinking I'm good enough. Your daily voice with teaching other on the way anyone is able to do what they love has been life changing. I love the videos so much. I have been able to now teach my wife how to weld among other car related garage mechanic abilities I have to her. She and I have two little girls. I hate to admit being as capable that we are that we haven't been able to provide much income for sure family. I would love any advice on what we can do to earn an income . We are not looking for any hand outs. I have a state inspection license for vehicles but unfortunately unable to get hired ,with my medical mental record .With my anxiety and everything related to that being unable to work for someone else. I find doing my own work much more gratifying and successful. I love what jimbo has been doing also . I am unsure where to take life .Possibly starting a youtube channel. I never felt confident or convertible with a camera but have really gained confidence with your videos and inspiration. Any advice would be great . Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this. Sincerely Evans family.

Chad’s side remarks just add to the overall enjoyment. Don’t ask him to change, I think most of us like the lightheartedness of his delivery. These are instructional, sure, but don’t have to be dry, too.

I agree it’s always fun to watch people being creative