I don't know if you know this trick. An old timer taught me this. When you cut down that stainless part, cut the piece you removed into strips and use that as you filler rods tig welding. That way, when you polish it out, the color of the alloy will match.

Excellent, lovely finish on the roof.

The heater noise is absolutely no problem for me. I appreciate you sharing your expertise.

GM really needs to bring back the optional "children's ashtray" ....

“Oh the humanity!” Doubt that many picked up on that historical exclamation. Good job! Besides being an exceptional craftsman, and sarcastic humorist, you’re a historian. Perfect combination.

To your point at 12:00 Kyle, that's what makes these types of projects so satisfying, you are turning trash into proverbial treasure.

The fast forward sections are ace, you can actually see the steel moving and sliming back where it came from , so cool 😎👍🍺

Thanks for taking us on this journey!

I got my mom watching your channel now, she love your humor and music selections. She is also amazed at how you turn garbage into greatness. Well done!

Early in the episode I thought hmmm … Kyle is coming dangerously close to teaching us something, in spite of earlier promises to only entertain us. Then, he finished with the his trademark flurry of hilarious rants, so we can rest assured that he hasn’t forgotten why we came in the first place.

There you go again... fixing stuff that I wouldn't have recognised that needed fixing. Keep up the great work and keep it Canadian.

Agonizing over dent repair. I love it

Thanks! The audacious intro sequences alone are worth the cost of admission! 😲

Kudos again, young fellow. I consider myself an able and competent metal man, yet you've eclipsed me like the moon will the sun on April 8th. I'm humbled. One thing I could never do is feel for dents with a heavy glove on. Either bare hand, or a light cotton work glove.

That rear vent window woulda been a 5k add on in today's world lol

I for one will be happy to see some 1935 Chevrolet content. Looking at the inside of that car, it must have been a low price car, I didn't even see a steering wheel. I'm guessing that must have been extra.

Glad to hear the 1935 Chevy will be back on the road. The chicken truck may not have as many brackets as project Binky, but at least there are regular updates...the guys at Bad Obsession have been suspiciously absent from the airwaves for a long time now.

Oh Kyle. You made me reminisce about the tasty leaded paint chip snacks of my youth. Good times. 😵‍💫

I liked your rant on car design, then and now. I follow whatever you work on. The '35 Chevy looks cool.

First, thank for the tour of the 1937 Chevy, what a great car! I look forward to your other projects, putting that one back on the road would be great. Thanks again for the videos! Cheers!

Thanks for all you do. Don’t pay any attention to armchair craftsman. Just keep the great content , the why and what for is so important to all of us. You are a very good craftsman,God Bless!!!!!!

You mean the chicken truck won’t be done by Canada day? Well I never ! It will be nice to see the old Chevy back on the street .

I can't lie. Watching you slap the s**t out of that roof for 3 episodes, my mind started to say "bondo,bondo,bondo...". Looks great!

Great workmanship here. Appreciate your attention to details and your methodology and explanations at every stage of progress. Look forward to every posting.

So you had to add an incredibly insightful comparison of old vs. new cars, which I am in hearty agreement with. You’re making it very difficult to keep up my natural keyboard sarcasm! Yeah, miss my ‘56 desperately, and living on a dirt road full of potholes makes me yearn for a solid frame and leaf springs.

You need to teach the cats how to "get the funk out", project Binky style 😂🐾

So nice to see a video, last week I was on a death bed, but pulled through, now I'm thankful for each day.

The attention to detail on the older vehicles just amazes me. I see it every day on my 40 dodge on everything from the bumperettes to the window cranks and everything in between. Very art deco-ish and very cool. Thanks for sharing. Cheers

I enjoyed this a lot. I agree, the older cars and trucks are much more interesting/fun to drive.

Since I started watching your build here, My KZfaq has been suggesting Rick Moranas videos. I love Rick Moranas, so thank you Hoser. wink

Useful progress looking right, the 35 needs to get out!

I have no idea how you are able to feel those dents with gloves on but im looking right at it and you fix every one

Preaching to the choir! Been working on my '35 Studebaker all month, attention to detail and plain old just giving a shit about what they were building, is evident throughout the car. Plus, it's so, so cool!

When Scott gets there on his road trip with the tractor, he could probably whip that moulding into shape for you. lol

You rock brother, keep it all up, and keep your head straight. Lol

I'm working about as hard as Allen and the hounds today. The money people think I work tirelessly. I kind of do because my job is to think about stuff. This is stuff. I really appreciate how you explain things. If I know why the how part is much easier for me. Joseph and Mary send their love. I'll just like. Thank you for your time.

I really enjoy watching you work on that chicken truck

Thank you for your expertise and entertaining commentary. Cheers to you from Ohio.

I love garnish trim waltz.

Kyle of Canada, Thank you for another great video. Your music takes me back to Mr. Rogers and.his positive influence on my younger years…At least your cats are real and not puppets…Best of all is your destructive reconstructions with dangerous tools. Your passion for. fire, entertains my primal need for open flames and danger…In the safety of my house. You make my life better. I am still looking for one. Peace man.

Thanks again for showing us your talents 🤙🤠👍

Nice job.

I, too, prefer to spoon against a dolly which has some curvature. The roof is looking great.

I was going to suggest sticking that lead somewhere other than your ear. Or is that already the problem?😊🤪 The roof looks great. This truck is going to be amazing. While I appreciate a good restoration, what you are doing is taking obvious garbage and turning it into something unique. You are still keeping some of the classic design. I'm loving it. Cheers!

Looking forward to seeing more cats. Oh truck also.😎✌️👍❤️

As we say in Oz: "She's the ducks guts!" Love to watch your finesse as you continue to show we mere mortals, what metal bumping and old school work done properly! Take care Kyle and have a safe Easter.

I really enjoy the work you are doing on the chicken truck thanks!

Very nice work on the window garnish moldings!

Looking forward to the revival of the blue car myself

I personally got bored of doing body work years ago. If it ain't custom , chopped etc it's just the same as everyone Else's .l enjoy your channel 👍

Oohhh. Side Quest episode! Let me guess... Can Bus communication issues on a 2019 Audi? 😂

Looking forward to seeing you get the Led out. Please leave the Zeppelin's in Germany.

I love they way you agitate a crowd..your MC'ing skills are under appreciated. Looking forward to seeing more of the 35

Another exciting episode of "Chicken truck follies" in the books. And a fine show it was with adequate cat content to spice things up. Your plans for the next several episodes sounds terrific, I will be sure to sign in. Thanks.

“You must restore every piece of crap” say the keyboard warriors who usually don’t even have a project and have never restored anything! 😂 Love your humor and your skills are insane! The best thing is that you inspire me to go and not restore my own piece of crap in the garage! Love the cats😊

I laughed when you said you would do anything to avoid having to use math for your work. I'm very much the same as you when it comes to that too. ( I can't for the life of me understand how my Grandson loves studying to be a Chemical Engineer? It must be his maternal side 'cause it didn't come from me). BTW I was delighted when I spied a little decal in your Chevy's driver's side rear quarter window at 20:55 of the video clip.

Thanks so much Kyle I really enjoy your videos. Nice job cutting down the window garnishes👍😎

wow great job on that roof Kyle. Can't wait for the ole chevy project and glad to hear you will be driving it. I drive my 55 chevy truck every day. God bless

Always good headway! Thanks for sharing Kyle!!

Love the binky reference. Unlike that one I'm sure youwill finish yours in my lifetime. Also looking forward to the 35 and especially the 36. Love that pickup.

Great video! It's amazing how much work is involved in fixing a roof.

Thanks for the video, Kyle...have a great day, man!

Great work, always look forward to your videos. That before and after of the roof was amazing.

Thanks!

23:55 You can besmirch modern cars all you like. In general I agree with you, but you have to agree having a STEERING WHEEL adds so much to the driving experience.

Looking better and better great job.😊😊😊😊

I'm with you, the tupperware cars that they're putting out lately are just rolling blindspots with flashy computer panels to distract you from the fact that you just bought a vastly over priced pile of recycled bear cans. Wow, that was one of my best rants yet, and your welcome to repeat it as you see fit. I'm 3/4 of a century old, and I still think I would have been farther ahead to have kept my 41 plymouth coupe or 64 dodge. The good thing about being my age is everyone expects you to be an old crank. I try not to disappoint as often as possible.

Another great episode. Can't wait to see the '35 tooling around.

That roof is fine looking as heck! You have some mad skills there. I will be watching your next video as I have a piece of stainless that has a dent that needs removing. The heater does not bother your sound from this end. Looking forward to seeing you get your Chevy car going as well.

Amazing, just amazing dent repair!

Looking forward to the pld Chev, i remember you took us for a virtual ride in it a while back, around the snowy streets.

Hey Kyle, great video it makes sense to do the small window trim part first and fit them early, I think people leave them to do later and hurry through them because they feel the project is so close and don’t do as good of a job finishing them along with the other small jobs that need done. Thanks again can’t wait for the next video take care. Later

Eliza is looking good and door closing real good, good job.😊😊😊😊

Those aren't rust spots they are age spots. You need to get in touch with a dermatologist for the correct cream to fade them.

Such a wonderful tutorial regarding the progress on the chicken truck. I especially enjoyed the sequence regarding the garnish molding and trim, turning each piece into seventeen pieces and then installing, what valiant efforts to restore the old style. Tom and I also enjoyed seeing the beautiful old blue car. The art deco? of the day in the handles were impressive. Sir Allan kitty is looking grand with his toy. My Albert kitty was torturing his "baby sister" Phoebe again and was put in time out. As always we are looking forward to the up coming videos!

Well done! Kyle!

Children's ashtray ..😂😂😂

I had a bit of trouble with the audio at first until I realized I had body solder in my ears from a rush job yesterday. I'm old.... so I know a thing or two about rants and yours was a doozy. (that's grandpa slang for "real good") I have to admit I'm really looking forward to the Chevy episodes... and thanks for the heads up on when they will appear... now I can completely ignore the next episode. Your loyal viewer in a shed... Cheers

My dad surely loved that old gm. Your correct about the room in the back seat. My dad made me in that back seat and he was 6'3, and recounts that 3 min interlude. to me sometimes. lol

I can tell you're having a positive effect on Dan at DD Speed shop, he started sanding his body filler now. So keep it up.

You make the most difficult look so easy. Look forward to some 35 chevy. Cluck, cluck

The older cars have more style but how many cup holders did they come with? That's what's really important.

WoW, the likes and comments went up quick today. Looks like anticipation is building for The Chicken Truck.

I'm not much interested in mechanical work, but you'll make it entertaining so I'll watch. Best wishes.

Another great video in the books ... you even make chopping the garnish moldings look easy ... gotta love the old turret tops ... room for your fedora hat ... noticed you had to rub it in about your fancy new chevelle ... la ... te ... da ... on to the next one ...

Thanks for another , Brother !

Kyle very nice job

I’m sorry that you have ingested so much lead at such a young age! I really went for it scraping and sanding houses and now I make questionable choices at the grocery store. I guess it explains why you are not giving your attention to a sensible car, like a luxury Cordoba! Fine Corinthian leather in those cars! Please think about your choices, and those grocery stores are always hiring! If you must adhere to your current career path, at least consider Bondo as a potential sponsor. They make a fine product that is not only elegant, but durable in applications up to 6 inches!

Modern "Chevelle" had me laughing! Considering Chevy stopped building the "Chevelle" nearly 50 years ago.

That's a great slogan for a C.A.R. tee shirt spare the filler spoil the job .

Great stuff Kyle! Here's a few bucks to help with those long nights of editing these awesome videos. Thanks again

How neat is that?

starting the morning with a check on my favorite channel and I expected 30k views and 3k likes. C'mon people get busy here! It's just a click not a kidney :)

Thanks

I have an old house furnace in my garage, so my gas bill does run a little higher. I do only keep it warm enough so stuff doesn’t freeze and i can work relatively comfortably. It`s much louder than yours, not very efficient but is cheap and easy to fix as there is no computer on it. I also don’t math well, when i do, it`s usually cut too short.

Always so satisfying. BTW I had to mention you in my latest video. Because we’ll… I accidentally set myself on fire. I’m learning all I can from you!

Chicken truck!!!

Every episode is a great experience, and your really pounding them out. This time other than your expert dent repair I really liked your take on new verses old.I think up until the late sixties if you bought new cars or trucks,you got a better car or truck like you said the difference between the 25 and thirty five. I know in the fifties and sixties Chevy trucks could be made into 4 wd with a NAPCO kit that was put on at the dealership. I'm guessing you know what went into it but the amazing part was it was advertised as being so rugged after wearing out the new truck you bring it to the dealer and they would take out the 4 wd conversion and put it in the 2nd new truck. Also not related to trucks but woodstoves, I've had a few good ones that were newer, they all had sharp corners.10 yrs ago I got a 1917 Glenwood Cookstown. All the corners are rounded, I guess because they knew kids were going to run around the kitchen and bang there heads on the stove, and the old people didn't have time to sew their heads up. I think they were smarter back then.😂

This will be worth the wait, Kyle will of course be wearing a freshly laundered shirt and tie and a flat cap (worn at a jaunty angle) for the 35 Chevy revival, His sartorial elegance and style will reflact the automotive factory workers look from back in the day. Let us all hope that his tie doesn't somehow catch fire.

Who needs bondo. Nice work.