Aluminum 1940 Willys Build

Thats me holding the trophy.

 

you have crazy skills
now i wish i had done something else with all those hours playing video games as a kid
where did you get the training?
tk

 

Damn dude, that's some impressive metal work, thanks for sharing, can't wait to see the shop truck.

 

Dude.....are you old enough to drink???

 

all I can say is WOW

can you build me one too ?

 

Great,now I feel like scrapping everything I ever made!

 

very nice

 

That is beyond words. You are very talented. Very nice work.

 

Thats unbelievable! Simply beautiful!

 

"Building panels one car at a time." Wow dude, you're goin places. really Incredible. Now use that willys for a pattern and make some more. Shouldn't that be "building cars one panel at a time" ?
anyway, don't stop now!

 

I think you chose the right profession. Amazing! Wow.

 

I'm glad you're on here to share your talents with us,lowly part bolter oners,LOL!!!!!
Very impressed with your talents. What do you want to do when you grow up?

 

Holy Alloy Batman! It should be a crime to put paint on that.

 

wow. if i had those skills not only would i have a willys i'd also have a 32 3 window and a tucker. can't wait to see what your doing 20 years from now. amazing.

 

Stand aside,genius coming thru...........breathtaking!!!!

 

I too am impressed, you must have a very supportive family and an intellectually rich background. Remain humble and you will be a legend when you pass on like Lil' John and others! All the best, Lee.

 

Shit! And I felt good 'cause I made a blister! Outstanding.

 

Dammit man, I have trouble stompin a beer can flat! That is awsome work.

 

you are so young to have so much talent.
Thats an amazing accomplishment and just in general a beautiful creation.

 

that exactly what i thought when I read it.

 

Just think what you can do once you learn to use all the Cool Tools
LOL JK Dude That is Frecken CHERRY/TITs/AWSOME.Now that is the way to fix Metal with metal, Screw all that Bondo crap as we used to say In Our shop If you wanted plastic You would have bought a Vette.
Your a True metal worker/craftsman Keep it up and add a CNC and you'll have more people knocking at your door then you would ever dream of.

 

That is Freakin AWESOME! Showoff

 

I was gonna do the same thing but I forgot . Yours turned out quite nice though

 

Thats it! i F*(kin' Quit!

seriously very nice, and very talented.
every now and than something like this comes up and its definetly motivational.

 

Very Nice!!!!!!

 

Im new to this site and this is one of the first theads I checked out.I must say that is friggin incredible!...Man I wish I had some sort of talent

 

I'd never heard of Utah Valley State College before but apparently that school is the cat's ass. Awesome work brother.

 

alright, my turn...

HOW THE BLOODY FUCKING HELL IS THAT TRADITIONAL???

sure it's a willys. sure is some INCREDIBLE craftsmanship. but...
willys with IFS?? STREET ROD??

i really don't get it sometimes. then again, this is how people get scammed. they get so caught up in the flashy part of what's going on that they fail to realize that what's at the core of it all isn't what they are really after.

no offense kid, great job on that thing. keep working on those skills, there's a lot to develop still if you're at that point already. stick with the older stuff too but this isn't the place for you unless you feel like going with the more simple, cleaner, traditional side of things. street rods suck, ask anyone here

 

one more thing to add...all the pics and such seem rather boastful, like you're just showing off what you did. there were quite a few utah hambers at the slc autorama, me included that coulda brought your car up had we cared to. i remember seeing it there and just kinda walked past if after a glance because of the whole STREET ROD thing. we're traditional man...

 

Im thinking you forgot your fucking meds No offense to you but your way off the wall here.. This kids got real talent traditional or not .. You might as well bash me too i own a fiberglass car
Dave