Hi from the UK! I restore cars for a living in this wet part of the world and I would be seriously proud of the frame repairs you did there. And I'm a perfectionist. Amazing work. Thoroughly enjoying videos. Truly a legend.
im glad to see someone who understands that there is more to these old cars other than just rust. I've picked up a lot of ideas on how to do some repairs on my projects from your work on the mopars. keep up the good work.
If a non car guy past you atm you looked at that rusty heap of metal and said; this is mint! He would have thought you where mentaly challenged... awesome! 🤣 Genius way of getting the inside sleeve support on the framerales man, sweet.
Many thanks for your efforts at wrestling a camera around doing the actual work, fascinating, captivated. '68 & '69 Chargers, still beautiful all these decades on.
Absolutely loving your clips on your turquoise charger .. Your doing a fantastic job !!. It's like watching an artist making a masterpiece. Your attention to detail is like a breath of fresh air in today's RU-vidr videos.. keep them comming buddy 😉🖒🖒
Between the sky high prices for new replacement parts, and the huge number of hours of hard work spent to restore one old car, I now know why prices for old muscle cars are so high.
When all other custom muscle cars die out your will still be coming out strong. Been watching you on and off for about a year you're busting your ass on this stuff
Well done, back in the 90's I looked at a 69 Swinger that had rot in the same places on the front rails - someone had simply welded plates over each side of the frame rails lol. Guess that's all they did back when they were just "cars".
Great skills Joe.......show more of the GTX when you get wire......buy two rolls.....more gas....so you don't have to stop.Cant wait for that GTX to get some color.393 here...thumbs up
Nice job this how we had to repair my old b bodies back in late 70s and 80s with no repo parts made for mopars. I had black with red int 4spd 440 69 charger and b5 blue 69 superbee white int 383 auto. After I finish my 67 charger will start looking for another 69 charger and another Bee if you have not bought them all by then haha. Keep up the good work Mike Port Orchard Wa
When I first found your channel, I admit my first thought was this was going to be some really hacked up shit. Been watching every episode since. I was wrong, I mean you do hack up a lot of shit but it's shit that needs it and you do an incredible job working with what you have. There aren't many people that could bring some of that stuff back or that would even try. I also like your taste in cars. Keep up the great work man, Ima fan...been subbed for a few weeks now.
Couldn't agree more. Taking on those frame rails is well beyond most people's ability, and his workmanship is top class. I loved the use of the screws to fit the little inserts - I'd never think of a trick like that. He doesn't restore vehicles, he conserves them, which really is to be admired.
Absoultely, this frame repair was damned impressive. I mean I'm good with a torch and welders, damn good in fact...but that was freaking impressive. I always love seeing a good craftsman use creativity to solve a problem and that repair looked pretty damned flawless and that is some pretty rough shaped and thin material to deal with. It was a fun watch!
I love your work dude,your doing every thing rite. And your passion for these old cars shows,plus how you use old parts to save another.I always look forward to seeing this channel.
Awesome. 3 & a half years later, your neighbor here. From across the street. Wondering why you flipped me off, at 24:38 . 🤣🤣🤣🤣 ** Obviously not, just sitting here in amazement at all of the sh*t you save. Sending this video to my friend with a gator top '70 SE Charger in Omaha. Needs your expertise, more than he needs the video. Amazing.
It ain't called WELDERUP for nothing ! I used to weld up ICC bumpers on trailers outside in all kinds of weather. Mother nature always seemed to know when I was ready to start welding because the wind would pick up exactly when I'd pull the trigger. I feel Chris' pain fur sure. Great videos.
I sure wish we had some yards for parts like you guys have. I'm in VA and everything is newer cars. I'm enjoying watching the progress. Frame rails turned out nice.
Hey Joe, I am almost 50 yrs deep into Mopars, and it is encouraging to see a young person really getting into a project and obtaining excellent results. Who mentored you ?????
you are so skilled at metal work and doing it in your driveway is amazing those chargers are worth alot money your kinda making up for all the cars the duke boys crashed lol
Chris, I see that your MIG "stutters" like mine does. I put a heavier ground cable on it and it helped, but still does it a little. Nice work on the rails. If you're coming through Madera, give me a call. This is Cliff from San Joaquin Valley Mopars. Black 69 Charger.
