You keep building and I will keep watching

This should get you a good used fan belt next time you go to the auto swap meet.

I've watched so many hours of this that I have a chicken muppet of my own.

I can't speak for anyone else....but I will watch whatever project videos you choose to release.

less and less yellow paint makes it look more and more like robot chicken truck don't worry about people being interested, many crazy people still wait for next episode of project binky and you may just finish this faster

Don't blame us viewers, it was the algorithms fault?

Vile Kyle, any effort you take to preserve the aesthetic integrity of the wheels is most appreciated. I agreed that the tires are the most important part of that build and would complete any good-looking rig. Thank you for taking the proper precaution. Cheers!🎉

Happy to see you back and I cant wait to see your next video......whatever it is.

Thx Kyle for showing us the whitewall tyres and thx again for taking them to a safe place for the time being

Well Cluck man, that is getting there. I can visualize it for sure. 🐓

More more more, please.

The Best YT Channel !

Hey Kyle, it's a rare breed that enjoys scraping paint, cutting out and replacing rust and the ever present rodent odor! My last project was in three garages before mine. The crappy work far out weighs fun stuff. But then for me it's all part of the fun. Including watching another fella doing the same thing. Thanks

This project is awesome

Hi Kyle, shit happens when creating an image in this kind of work, but you have the talent to get it done. Those of us who work on these old gems understand that offensive language can't be helped, because sometimes it just comes out when the fixilating doesn't cooperate. You can leave the offensive language in, it just let's me know I'm not the only one who gets to that point. I don't usually use offensive language, but these old rigs can get you there when they keep fighting you, tearing your clothes up and entangling you for a second, or the metal cuts you, or you get some body part smashed lol. I can't think of anything more enjoyable though, because bringing old iron to life is a passion that is fulfilling. I love the time and patience you take while doing all this, and it helps my cobbled up old body to keep pushing on, you're a true inspiration for a young fella. G-d bless.

This guy is a joy to watch never giving up keepin' on to finish ,his dry sense of humor and even choice of background music instead of hip hop I've learned a lot

Thanks Kyle, another great video. 👍👍🇨🇦

Your making your vison a reality , good job ....

Body mount drama, fender mount and radiator support drama, belts about to snap adding to the suspense, what a show Kyle!

Thank you for the content!

Keep on trucking, Kyle! The chicken truck is gonna be a killer--takes as long as you need. I'll be here!

It's good to know that you're making your mistakes and not getting cheap Chinese ones. Keep it in house!

Love all your projects from the Philippines

A handy tip to you Kyle and your viewers: If you find yourself living under the threat of hailstorms drive around town and score some thrown out mattresses. You can put them on the flat surfaces of your vehicle or build a little hut for your valuables and the best part is-- they are free! Just be careful, they may have a funk to them! 💩😵‍💫

More Chicken Truck !!

Great some quality Friday night TV

I would prefer offensive terminology was left in so the rest of us are sure to speak appropriately for each situation.

I simply love following this build,, 💖🥰💖 Thank you ever so much for sharing Kyle,, 🌟🙏🌟

Love this build,Vile Kyle you're the best

True Coker is proud of their products.

Ok cool it's a 54 pumpjack flatty,saweeeeet!

She's gonna be a beaut. I saw how bummed out you were so I sent a small donation to offset the cost of a fan belt. Carry on Kyle. I'd buy a Vile Kyle shirt if they got made. Just saying.

Thanks Kyle. It's a pleasure to watch an artist like you. Blessings.

Hey, thanks for the acknowledgement of our support. We are making you do stuff, wow that’s power eh! LOL. What work lies ahead with the motor? I do find these car mod channels quite entertaining thank you.

I always end up satisfied with what ever content you choose ... you gotta love it when a plan comes togther ... carry on ...

I am here for the Cats! Love seeing them hanging around!

Hope to see you back soon

Love the chicken truck. Feels like I'm watching Rod and Custom

I am always happy to see a new video from you. This one did not disappoint, what with all the high energy cat content along with your snappy sense of humor and amazing talents it was nearly too much to handle. But handle it, I did. Thanks.

Thanks for sharing your skills with us. She's coming along nicely. See you next time.

Love it. The 1956 Oldsmobile Golden Rocket concept used some rear wheel guards that would really complement that body line.

I do not believe you are the first person to stop, break down, and build all different and some how moake it better ! Keep up the great work !

Kyle, You have inspired me to try my hand at auto body work. There is joy in creating something from nothing that is beautiful and useful.

Would love to see more but we all know not every step makes a Profound visual difference. Now you have a solid foundation to make the magic happen

8:28 I believe him, he has an honest face. FREE ALLAN THE CAT

Thanks!

yours is one of only a few channels i hit 'thumbs up' before the video loads. music is on point as usual as well. "The visionary chooses a cat; the man of concrete a dog. Hamlet must have kept a cat. Platonists, or cat lovers, include sailors, painters, poets, and pickpockets. Aristotelians, or dog lovers, include soldiers, football players, and burglars." ~Unknown

I predict your finished truck will be iconic 50 years from now!

Keep up the great work Kyle, my own work has improved dramatically watching your videos, i thank you kindly for sharing your knowledge and skills

Personally I am really looking forward to seeing the 35 work being done. I have a 31 Chevy that is all original and I learn stuff 😊 Keep up the great work ! Love the videos

Right now it looks like an art deco race truck! I think that’s cool

Looking forward to 35 Chevy and engine swap content too! That truck is looking so good, love your work as always.

Thank you Mr. Carter. I am enjoying the series. Wish I was younger and could actually do a build as you make it easy to follow. God bless you.

My problem is I'm interested in too many cars.

when it was mocked up I could see your visions and liked it

I make 34 that would like to see the Chev getting some attention. Really enjoying seeing a highly modified vehicle coming together from more than one rot box. Your cat with the torn up paper towels was my cat with in the middle of half a giant roll torn up yesterday.

She's gonna be a beauty!

Man! This project sure is the best thing in internet currently!

Do what you do man...I'll be here to watch them all

Looking great ,it begining to come together,can't wait to see fadeaways come together!

I love how you blame us for working towards your dream truck. Another great video, Kyle! Looking forward to your next video no matter what you're working on.

Here, don’t let that fan belt prevent you from finishing the truck.

Doing a great job on that truck. I think it will be a great looking custom when done!

I will hang out and watch whatever you are working on. Old junk rules

That razor blade trick I'll have to remember.

The use of a grinder is masterful!

Count me in as a fan of the ‘35 Chevy! Also, would love to see the engine swap on the ‘50 pickup. I’m fascinated by the chicken truck project. I don’t mind the mundane parts at all. You see, work fascinates me. I could sit and watch it for hours…

All good Kyle. A little break might be good to clear your head. It can be easy to go down a rabbit hole. Looking at the truck once in a while as you work on other things might spark some new great ideas. Thank you so much for sharing all your work!!

I forgot, but please, please, please film the other vehicle's and the engine swap, because i love all your old rides, and seeing them closer to being road worthy. I know other people want to see the other car's get fixed, but just didn't comment. If you put a video out and it doesn't do so well i understand you not wanting to take the extra time to film it. I would be happy if you just let the camera roll without saying much, i love that old 35 Chevy, because my grandpa learned how to drive in a brand new 36 Chevy. The man he worked for told him how to shift it, gave him the key's, and trusted him to go pick up supplies without wrecking the thing. We were looking for a 36 Chevy to restore together back in 1999, but he passed away in his sleep from heart problems he'd had for a long time. The 35 you have reminds me of a few we looked at, and he thought about getting a 35 because we found one in pretty good shape, but he wanted the 36, but ran out of time. I'm working on a 54 m38a1 Jeep Willys, and it's been challenging because i have progressive MS, and i can't feel my left hand and my dexterity is not good either which causes some bad language, but i just patiently keep going, because i love these old car's from the 30's-60's because they made good solid beautiful vehicle's back then. I want to get something older next, and do it with the old parts, and none. of this LS swapping and fuel injected garbage. The sound of an old engine is music. I am tired of seeing people putting all this newer garbage on car's that were built by hand, in a time when thing's were built well and with pride. I don't understand putting 800 hp in a car that's gonna be driven on public road's, what's the point, and just the feeling you get driving one of these old vehicle's is special, you don't get that in this new stuff. G-d bless.

That looks really nice. Whitehall and the hub caps make it stand out. Can hardly wait to see the finished product.

Are you going to make the tailgate out of the car deck lid. Or build from scratch? Looking forward to seeing more. Cheers 😎👍✌️❤️

Chevy chicken truck is looking way cool. Like a 49 el camino. Looks better than the cameo truck and its low and slim and you about nailed it.

The truck looks great!

Beautiful work brother. Makes my metal work look like a pile of scrap.

The Cats and music are a good touch to the show. I'm 83 so quite goofin off and get 'er done!

I am number 34 on the 35. Love that mellow cat.

Ur videos r always good

Lovin’ what you are doing Kyle. Always watching for a new video to download. Learning a lot from you.

It is really hot on Vancouver Island today and the recliner was extra comfy. Don't think I made it past the five minute mark before unconciousness set in. Was rolling the end credits when woke up. So no problem, just watched it again! And I will happily watch whatever you are working on... more than once if necessary...

I actually dig the NASCAR look with the BFGs!

Been looking forward to this video since the last ones. Your vision on this truck is so cool. I'm also happy watching the "boring stuff", seeing you do regular maintenance on all your vehicles would be worth it to me. Just because I wonder how many drivable ones you have...lol. Hope all the end of the world storms keep disappearing before they get to you.

It amazes me how anyone could have so much fun in Saskatchewan.

Those bedsides look so effing rad!👌 Well the whole truck does!

The Chicken Truck is looking great. It's getting harder to remember what the different pieces started off like and where they were taken from. I'm going to be interested to see how the fade ins will be constructed. I think that Kyle mentioned that the front of the door opening, door line and hinges will be a tough section.

We can watch everything. Enjoy.

Great work, more progress...Your Kitty was trying to tell you, Very Large Mouse did that to towels, but Kitty Risked His Life to Scare it away! Pass the Catnip please! Cheers!

Less body mount drama and more COWBELL! Good to see ya brother.

It ain't nonsense... There's enough of us here wishin we were doing the same dang thing. Just aint in the cards to be in your position at the moment. Or maybe never. A veteran 1Cav.

Looking good my friend!

To be true to your promise of keeping it pre 1954, make sure that the v-belt that you use to replace the damaged one is pre-1954.

Good progress. I like the rear fenders a lot.

Coming along nicely Kyle

Congratulations on having some degree of good luck with the fit of the radiator support, looks like it was meant to be.

Some more cinematography happening here…you get a super thanks

I'm here for the wardrobe comments

Amazing project and skill.

I’m really loving the truck bed profile in rear quarter. Can’t wIt for more.

Good show.

cool mock-up in beginning. it's gonna look great 👍

Its a thing of Beauty