New England Hot Rodder + Ty-Rod's Member Brian Lenox Saves Hot Rods! 

Great beautiful all those hotrods and muscle cars

Mizz Kelly I have to say you wash up quite well 😁. I like this new concept. As I have mentioned before I don’t know much about hot rods in general. Personal stories make hobbies interesting. I plan to continue to follow and learn what I can.

I hope your kids appreciate how cool having a hot rod mom is.

Just wanna say awesome job to the camera operator. Good editing and great content. Keep it up.

I love the sundress. Timeless like the old cars and you. I am happy to watch, I never would hear of this place without you. I loved the license plate. "BAWSTUN." Classic and I love self-deprecating humor. Although you deserve high praise as a Mom, a wife, a hot rodder...

Great video, saving the history of these cars is just as important as saving the cars. I enjoy the enthusiasm that you put into your videos, from learning how to make patch panels, driving to car shows, or talking with other car enthusiasts. Keep them coming Kelly.

Awesomeness can’t wait for the next one 👍

Great video and some really great cars !! That picture of the Golden Gate Bridge is 20 miles from where I live. ;o) According to all the "history" you read about the "Hot Rod" culture, it all started in Southern California when the service men came home from WWll with the dry lakes ,the street racing, and all the young guys starting their own performance parts businesses to support the racing and the "mighty flathead" !! Maybe "Left Coast Gearhead Heritage" for a series name ??? The "culture" may not have been as populated but the east coast certainly had its share of young "gearheads" and even some "iconic" cars !! I remember the "little" magazines back in the mid 50's when I was a teen ager. It seemed like most of the East Coast Hot Rod Coupes were channeled back then (in the magazines anyway).

Great video !! I really enjoy this type of content. Interesting even if you have no idea who the guy was. Any type of old car custom/hot rod history is GOLD !!!

These series that you are doing are just awesome! Just a great idea, hope your family has a wonderful weekend!! 👍

So cool love the history of all these vehicles . Can’t wait to see more 👍

Love that sedan in such perfect preserved condition what a time machine really cool to learn more about it

Very cool video it's great to see the history being preserved for future generations

Awesome video and interview Kelly.

Thanks for bringing us this interview.

Olá menina do sorriso lindo, que maravilha de vídeo vocês estão trazendo para nós, mas não para com esta série de vídeos de e sempre bom saber a história dos carros e seus proprietários.obrigado por nos levar com vocês nessa viagem.🙋🇧🇷

Great start for a video series.

I Like it Kelly 👍✌️

This is so great!

Cool video Local Car People Doing What They Love. And The History Of The Cars Very Cool 😎. You And Your Husband Have Awesome Chanel’s very Informative Keep It Up 👍.

Yes Kelly. England is absorbed with the USA hot rod scene, culture, history, way of life. Thank you for Sharing … 🇬🇧❤

This was excellent! Outstanding collection and the stories and history are just fantastic! East Coast/New England rodders and customizers are often overlooked, but there is no doubting their influence and style! You should do one of these with Old Yankee! Go Kelly Builds keep moving forward!

Hey Kelly you should connect up with Wray from Proshaper. He's just down the road from you and you'd love to see what he makes and how he teaches people to make car panels. Oh from AI designs to roll out the door builds.

What an amazing video. Glad to see old hot rods and learning about them and the owners. Looking forward to seeing more content. Thank you for sharing

i'm from western mass. and i wanna join the piston pushers! and i had that issue of street rodder when it came out and read the hell out of it until it wore out! i recall drooling over that merc then.

SO WHEN IS TRAVIS GOING TO HAVE MORE VIDEOS???

Is NY stuff included?

Not exactly what I tune in to see. Would rather see you hike up your jeans and get the body completed on your car. Cutting and breaking metal for patch panels then installing is my idea of Kelly Builds. I probably should only watch Emily at Flying Sparks Garage with her husband Aaron. Seems as if nobody has the drive to move their project along. While it was nice seeing you in a sun dress, I’m not here for a date, just car building entertainment. Have fun and stay safe. I’m out unless serious building starts happening.