Fantastic explanation of the process! Love me a Quick Change, really makes the rear jump! Spray cheese shot! Nicely done! Go LGKustoms, keep moving forward!
Very good job, Glad to see that you younger guys are keeping the sport alive . Hot Rodding and street rods were a big part of my life, last one I did was Tom G's 31 Ford model A truck running a 351 and a TCI frame, wish I knew of you guys back then Tom ,I think scraped the early 1960s mods he and his brother did when they installed the Olds in 1960...you would have loved to talk to him let me tell yeah, it was an old Victoria based Hot Rod, so was the Bloody Mary custom........I sub , to your channel , great job ..........
@@LGKustoms I worked with Dave Winters , he was an old Hot Rodder , and a pin striper , low rider and custom car painter good guy, I worked on the T-Bucket that ran an Audrun conversion in it , that car when I worked on it was owned by a dock yard worker lived in Colwood area. There , Dave told me they made a -El-Camino , out of a wrecked Nomad 5 tri five back in the day , That car as far as I know was still around in the 1980s....All the best to you Love watching local guys building rods
Wow so cal front and quick change rear a few happy vouchers there. Sure to make a nice car a really nice car. Not the first time you have come across not square brackets. But as you said it could be for the off set9 inch. Thanks for sharing all this wonderful work you do. Cheers best wishes. Tim.
I'd say a not so "quick change" - great work! What is that you're drinking? Is that what gives you your super fabrication powers? Kinda like Spinach is to Popeye? Cool little red rod at the end there.
I bought a 29 REO from my uncle and its been fun trying to figure out the parts on it. He put a 9 inch in it and the wheel seal was leaking, and trying to figure out which one it was took along time as nothing was matching. Come to find out i was only a couple years in the 50s its a small bearing in a big ford sedan.
