This St. Anthony, prayer always works. Menstru dear St. Anthony, please come around. Something is been lost and must be found......

I do like a midweek new channel find when i'm working on a chopped 32 1:25 scale model, that is some sweet chop work dude ....new subscriber from the UK

Very nice job young fella , nice to see that this hobby is continuing on with the younger crowd .

VERY NICE WORK

Along for the ride...👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Nice chop job. Thanks for sharing!

What a smooth way to chop , I enjoyed watching you work your magic with the Tig so cool

Real nice work! Model A's always look better with a chop.

Great Tig Fab work thanks!

Wow awesome job !!!

Phenomenal job with the tig welder and your skills........ 36 years ago.... I had two old hot rod GUY”S!!!!!!!!!!!!!cut a 29 Ford sedan down.......we took 3 inches out of it and stitched back together with oxygen and acetylene and a dolly and a hammer it looks like Frankenstein‘s face....... compared to what you did.. I’ll had to fill mine with Bondo to make it look good.......keep up the great work love the tips take care junkman do

Excellent job

Awesome videos, man! Keep up the good work!

Impressive work

Great job. I found your channel a few weeks ago I think when you started chopping it.

Great work I’ll be applying a lot of knowledge gained very soon 👍

Great work !!! I moved to Woodstock a few years ago just happen to see this .

Nicely done Bud!!☺

Excellent work!

Nice stuff!

Nice work

Good job!

You did a fantastic job on that chopped top , you make that tig welding look easy . Keep up the great work and God Bless you and your family. 💯👍👍💪🏼🙏🙏✌😊✌

Great work. Very talented

Excellent metal work!!!🤠

Very nice work bro!! 👏

Nice work car looks great!

Very good at describing your work I appreciate it

felicitaciones muy buen trabajo y el auto esta precioso

If you drop a small object accidentally, you might as well forget about it. It goes into a different dimension.

Unlike most folks showing how they do the sheetmetal work, I like the way you tack your joints until the tacks are 3/8" to 1/2" apart then run a continues bead across the entire seam. Still learning all the "Do's" and "Don'ts" on the sheetmetal work. Are you not worried about warping once the entire seam is initially tacked?? We have the "industrial size" TIG system, complete with the torch coolant cart, but are having trouble learning the heat/warpage management and are about to go to MIG for the sheetmetal work. Any advice?? Your metal work looks awesome. Looks like it needs almost NO filler!!! 👍🛠⚙️✌️

`Good Job

Where is the best place to find a old model a bend looking for a long time I am from middle of Florida keep up the good work I enjoy your work

Fabulous! Really mastery but music unnecessary.

What did you put inside the A and B pillars to replace the wood for strength?

Need my 30 coupe chopped and filled how do I get in contact with you

too bad we can't get that old black paint in a rattle can

Belt line on the passenger door at the quarter did not match up….!

Just think ,in a few more years you'll be able to blame your son when you can't find something .