Where does he put those big stairs when he drives? Does he have a support truck following him with them in it?

Side mirrors are great

Elvis leased and then purchased the plane for his father and never flew on it, he only owned it a few months

Would’ve been cool if he could’ve left the tail wing on it still.

Very eclectic museum. I love the 29 Ruxton and the Jensen Coupe. Thank you for sharing. It would be nice to visit sometime.

Tim awesome video brother ❤😊

I am so weird that I knew about half of those cars before you showed the placards!! This place is now on my must-see list!

That is a cool museum.

One of the coolest builds EVER

Please reupholster them seats 😮😮😮😮😮

Well, congratulations

bravo belle finition cool

Cool update.

What a disgrace to the king!!!

I got to meet Jimmy today outside the Memphis pyramid Bass Pro Shop. Such a nice guy. 😊

👍

Did Elvis poop in there and survive it?? The pilots survive it too??

Another Mad Scientist! I'd love to see that going down the road!

Just caught up again Tim, you have absolutely 100% nailed the perfect pro street stance on this. Always thought that kit suspension didn't look right but you made an easy but effective way to correct it. The Porsche is looking stunning too, amazing detail, love the posed front suspension and wheels you've made, you can almost see that thing in a grainy 70s picture tearing down the track! P.s always thought 3d parts are just something close to scale with a lot of stuff and glad to see you're making good use of your printer 😊 hope you're keeping well anyways. 🙂

Thanks for sharing Tim and I went to Graceland after Elvis died, but I was to young to really remember that much lol ❤😊

Very cool.. I can see myself doing some crazy build like this 😂

Sweet.

1:23

That cool

That is pretty cool!

Awesome work right there Tim 👍🏼 all that hard work with the chassis and 3D printed parts is really paying off now as it looks fantastic already. Well done 😊

I wonder what happened to it because I actually saw it when they bought it and his wife was actually excited to get it very cool video sir

Very interesting Tim. I'm sure this got your creative juices All Shook Up 🤣🤣🤣

very cool

Since the interior is an important part of what it is - and if you built a model - I think it would have to be some kind of cutaway. so you could see inside. Unless you think the outside is more interesting in which case you could black out the windows. Two ways to go with it. I have no doubt you could build one. 👍

Woo Hoo! loving this build!

That's a diorama for the ages!

That frame looks great and so does the wheels. Are you going to fix the blower hat, or does the party trick be there. Maybe I have to wait for the next video.

Holy moly dude, this is, and will be RAD!!!!! I can't wait to see this one when it's done!!!

Keep it up! The Mad Scientist is at work!

You have some awesome ideas with the 3D printed parts 👍🏿

Tim dude that's just amazing so far and yes those wheels are the Bomb 💣 😍 😊

simply amazing!

Hey Tim, Sure miss you at the Huntsville IPMS. Hope to see you soon!...Danny

Great job on the scratch built chassis! Looking forward to the progress of the build👍

THAT "Scratchbuilt" Looks BITCHEN Tim n Those Wheels are C😎😎😎 LLL 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆‼️ Have a Blessed Wknd Ahead Brother 🙏🤗 Gary.

Awesome work as always, Tim 👍😎

This is coming out so good looks amazing great work. Is the radiator going under the front?

I believe the ring gear is 9", not the housing. Those wheels are sik. Awesome frame too.

7:47 Only you, me and a dog named blue knows these ain’t box stock. Sofa King Kewl!

Amazing work Tim. I look forward to seeing the progression of this build.

The madness continues to amaze me Tim! Love it!

That is some amazing fabrication on that chassis. The whole thing is cool but that chassis that fits so exact - wow 👍

Absolutely amazing

I did this kit bash a few years ago. The gap between the back of the Pro Street chassis and the rear bumper was resolved by cutting off the back portion of the GTO chassis and gluing it to the Chevelle chassis. The biggest problem was the instrument panel. The Chevelle part doesn't match the curvature of the GTO cowl and the GTO dash isn't wide enough to fill the space between the Chevelle interior side panels. I didn't lower the stance on my build.