Thanks Jimmy, I was just about to post it up. It's on the first post now. Believe it or not, film making is just a hobby for Stephen. He's actually a tattoo artist and owns his own tattoo shop/studio. He has done an incredible job on the video so far though...I don't think it could have been done any better. He's also got a bitchin' Hemi-powered '29 Coupe in the works that I built the chassis for...more on that later. Thanks for the feedback. I agree that the thinking process is a big part of what I do. There's no handbook for grafting a '34 Ford windshield area to a Model A Coupe, so it definitely takes a whole lot of planning and careful thought before making any cuts. Thanks guys!
Just found this thread actually, watched the first 5 parts. Inspiring stuff, makes me want to get out in the shop and do something. Can't wait for the next part.
Absolutely amazed by Your work Mr. Bass. I've followed your builds for a few years now and am blown away time and time again. It's so refreshing to see the caliber of work that a humble, hard working one man shop can put out. By far some of my all time favorite Hot Rods to date.
Amazing work Brian! Thanks for letting us witness you at work. Love the chop, now I have to look out for a 32 header for my coupe!!!
Thanks for the videos of your work in progress. Really great to watch an artist at work thinking through next steps. Well done. Will be watching for updates.
What was that tool you were using at around 9:10 on part 5? There was a weird end on it and it was like you were hitting it or ...... Never seen one.
Bullseye pick. They have been around for a long time. Most auto body supply stores carry them. Here is one Eastwood Carries: http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-bullseye-picks.html
So after done the swap on both a 28-29 and a 30-31 witch one was harder. I'm going to be doing my 29 one of these days what year would you use for a 29. Are the headers the same from 32-34?
wow man great work . the videos are the best thing ive watched all year ..keep it up ..and you need to make your own tv series o wait you are ..lol...
Killer work as usual Brian. Thanks for letting us peep at your skills! Can't wait for the next installment.
SWEET! Part 6 came out while I was travelling to Austin! Heading back to page 1 to watch it now. Thanks for posting these videos Brian.
Man... what a tease! I wanted to see the a pillar after the weld was ground down! It's tough for me to know that this car is much further ahead than the vid shows. I'm the type of person that'll read ahead to find out. Again, great work, Brian.
I'm really enjoying these videos! Watched part 5 before going to work this morning and 6 right before bed. Hope you have a lot more because they're really well done. Not only informative and entertaining, but kinda therapeutic. I wish they'd get picked up on a big network level. Well I say that...hate to risk ruining a good thing. Anyway...maybe 7 well be up by the time coffee is ready
This is like a drug always waiting for the next fix. All free up until the final installments, and BAM admission isn't free anymore. More, More.
Brian, Keep em coming, this is probably the most anticipated post on the HAMB, definately for me................ Thanks, Billy
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