Rusty old Model A Ford body brace repair! Got myself an English Wheel! Hemi Hot Rod Coupe Build!

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In this video on the Hemi powered Model A Hot Rod build, I repair two rear body braces, and show off my new English wheel! In the next video, more body brace repair, and other shenanigans.
I will have a video series soon on refurbishing the English wheel!
There's still plenty to do! Subscribe and click the notification bell so you don't miss a thing! Please leave a comment, and thanks for watching!!
Coming up soon on the 1928 Model A HEMI powered traditional Hot Rod project,
Chassis fabrication, finishing the rear subrails, fitting oversize door pins, rebuilding door latches, squaring the trunk opening and fitting the trunk/rumble lid, rust repair on the trunk, doors, and quarter panels,
Thanks for watching me bring this old 1928 Ford Model A Special Coupe back to life!
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Комментарии : 33

@MyronKirchhevel-qm5cn 5 месяцев назад

Really enjoy watching the Model A Ford coupe project. Been watching your segments here every chance I get. Learning a lot of techniques from this for my 32 Ford coupe project. Myron.

@phillipshotrodgarage 5 месяцев назад

Thanks! I appreciate the views and the comment! I need a 32 coupe project!

@briansaier4929 Год назад

Getting my coffee ready to watch this !

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

LOL! I'm going to have to put a coffee maker in the shop so I can have a few cups making these videos LOL!

@briansaier4929 Год назад

@@phillipshotrodgarage buy yourself a cheap Keurig coffee maker. Best thing made !

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

The funny thing is, my Mother gave me a Keurig to go in the shop, and it's still in the box haha. I'm gonna have to set it up soon.

@briansaier4929 Год назад

@@phillipshotrodgarage get K-cups at Sam's club, BJ's Costco etc, if not they are too expensive.. I'll be mailing you some items soon that I think you will be surprised with along with some PPE

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

Awesome man! are you talking about reusable cups?

@JohnW1711stock Год назад

When in doubt, go one gauge thicker. You are correct. Nice work.

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

That's right, it never hurts to go a little thicker!

@olmoe1167 Год назад

NOW that’s an English Wheel... Stout and heavy duty... Really like that it has a large throat,, Will give you plenty of room when you’re working on large pieces.... Fantastic purchase, Phillip.... New extensions on the braces turned out great, look factory... Keep up the good work my friend... Looking forward to seeing your next one, man....

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

That’s for the comments friend. It was a great week. I’m looking forward to getting that wheel painted up, and make it my own.

@tonydaniels3093 Год назад

great content this week, looking forward to the future videos

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

Thank you very much Tony. I appreciate you watching!

@michaelgillespie1206 Год назад

Good deal on the English wheel, wish I had one, and a bead roller, and a .... The list goes on.

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

The list goes on for mee too! I need a good metal brake, shear, all that stuff!

@dannychiguina3962 Год назад

Awesome 👍 job guys keep up the great Build's,🤙

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

Thanks! Will do! Thanks for watching!

@briansaier4929 Год назад

The English wheel is a great score ! Honestly ,I would ditch the wheels and bolt it down , your shop is obviously roomy enough unlike many 1-2 car garages most guys have. Great job on the support braces,

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

Definitely glad to have it. I'm also keeping my eyes open for the right deal on a metal brake, shear, small lathe, band saw, etc.. I need more tools!

@briansaier4929 Год назад

@@phillipshotrodgarage I have an 8'6" brake but it's for doing siding and capping work on houses lol. I haven't used it in 7+ years,

@tedhewitt4299 Год назад

Nice work Phil.

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

Thanks Ted! Thanks for watching!

@bobgaylord8883 Год назад

Nice score on the English Wheel. I really like the way you form a plan before diving in on a repair and your comments about afterv market parts is right on, too. You're a guy I could work with !

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

Thanks for the kind remarks Bob. Things won’t work out without a good plan. As far as the aftermarket parts, they could do so much better if they would, but unfortunately, it’s all about the $$$. The bottom line causes quality to suffer. That’s for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting. I appreciate it.

@1fknhpycmpr355 Год назад

Braces look good and that english wheel looks like a good score! It looks like a sturdier than some of the new ones that are on the market.

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

A lot of people buy the harbor freight one, and modify it for added strength and rigidity. I was looking at doing that myself, until this one popped up. I got this one for less money than a harbor freight one, and it is a much better piece.

@1fknhpycmpr355 Год назад

@@phillipshotrodgarage Yeah, i know the harbor freight blues. I have their beadroller and i sure had to beef it up, before it was an useful tool. If i found any decent used tools, i rather buy them at these days.

@phillipshotrodgarage Год назад

You are right. If you buy a cheap tool, and create something good out of it, and it works well for your purpose, I don't see a problem with it. But, finding a higher quality used one that you don't have to work on is definitely the best option to save money. Unless a used one pops up, I have a Eastwood bead roller still in the box that I will be bracing up and building a stand for soon. I haven't found any better options without spending big money.