Lol. Gotta keep it on the road. Welcome to stop I'm anytime.........unless I'm at lunch......which I am right now

I will keep that in mind for sure. I’m doing a 5.0 swap on an 88 Ranger. Thinking of going EFI carb but I don’t know much about them

@jagsoutdoors768 def stop in. I'm sure we can get a game plan to swap it

I will sometime. Not sure if it’ll be this week but I will

@DivineRomuald this will get upgrades later on. The IRS like I did to my ford might be tricky due to the way the body is. But I guess it could be possible. I might have too look into that

EFI isn't supposed to be this tricky.....lol. But over the years of doing these I have yet to have one that is as straight forward as the "instructions" say it is.

@@vintagetincustoms I’ve never done EFI yet. But I will be when we get to the model A again

@@briangoudreau5793 50x56. Thanks for the following and support. I'm trying my best.....lol.

@@PortCityProjects lol.. def the truth. Figured black was the easiest for hiding dirt. My next run of shirts will get some variety. Thank you for the feedback

Them koozies will keep your sweet tea and cooler snacks nice and cold though😊

@@vintagetincustoms we drink em before they get hot down here!

@Wenningtonspeedmetal thanks brother. Good ol modern technology just doesn't like to play nice

@codywilbanks8965 thanks brother, I feel that. Thanks for the support and following. I'm slowly getting caught up with the content.

@larryhendricks1034 took alot of brain cells to getter figured out

@JoseOrtega-xn4mj I believes I was running about 45psi on this spray. You'll want to do a few test sprays and adjust the pressures to what texture you want

@@vintagetincustoms thanks for the tips will do

@@Duck420Ag I bet that thing looks sweet. That's the best part of all this, pressure wash and go. Thanks for the comment and support. Check out my other content and subscribe. Thanks again

@williamstansbeary8653 I really think that had alot to do with it. Was going to be a hard pill to swallow to tell the customer his "newly" built motor was junk because he left water in it. I'm glad it wasn't as bad as it first initially looked. Thanks for the comment and feedback

Filter was actually changed after the first initial pull. I def think that's what helped clear everything up after the 3rd pull as well. Thanks for the info, comment and support. It def helps to hear the different ways tool succeed throughout these videos. Appreciate it

Gotta keep things saucy

@@Robcrz69 I basically did a 1 to 4 for reduced. 1 part reduced to 4 of the bedliner. Don't need much

@vintagetincustoms Thk u Brother

@quig89GMC thats awesome !!! You're support is greatly appreciated. The other channel is going to be a good one, just working through the technology part....lol I'm def happy the outcome for the motor is a positive one. It had me nervous at first, but I think I'm in the clear. Time will tell.

@@larryhendricks1034 let's just hope and pray that motor stays with us..... lol

@Wenningtonspeedmetal you know it brother.... can't wait to see what content you bring

@@Wenningtonspeedmetal you and me both. I'm ready for another project

@@HeffleyCustoms it seems to have come around, so I'll have to let this Mopar live.... lol

@@vintagetincustoms I saw that in video, I’m still doubtful lol

Lol....for sure. Time will def tell

Makes me hungry for a milkshake. All good to go now

I removed it about 15 min after I finished spraying it. I didn't want it to set up and get hard. It's alot harder to remove when it's dry

Thanks brother. Hope all is well out your way. I'll def try to keep the content coming. It's been hella busy.

@@vintagetincustoms that’s life brother. Glad you’re staying busy!

Some awesome car builder gave that to me. Everyone should check him out @wenningtonspeedmetal

12 cans

Huge thank you. I appreciate the kind words and support. I wish I could go into the details more and make the videos more like a how-to video and take more time explaining everything along the way, but it seems that my audience, as of now, seems to be more into just seeing things done and not really staying around for an entire video, so I'm trying to find that balance of being entertaining and also someone that can pass knowledge on to allow others to learn. The youtube thing is ever changing....lol. thanks again for the support and following. More cool content is to come

@CallMeAce_904 thanks brother. Patience and practice. Metal forming and fab is def what I want to do more of.

@jasonanderson6714 much appreciated. The more projects I do, the more i get to learn. Thanks for the support

Your welcome that's what I like about new projects.

@@AmericanmadeKustomz thanks for the support and kind words. I'll be sure and do better with having content on a regular basis.

@@vintagetincustoms just do what you can do. Family time is more important than content

@@larryhendricks1034 thank you. I had to try and one up them Dodge engineers...lol

Much appreciated. Thanks for the support and comment

Thank you. Def took a little fine and patience, but in the end, the prep and work pays off. Thanks for the comment and support

Roll on can def be tricky to get even. This raptor product is fairly inexpensive and comes with all the tools needed. All you need is a compressor and some elbow grease. Good luck with your project. It's always cool to hear what people are doing. Thanks for the comment and support

A full day worth of work. You can call the shop and get a quote at 757-708-2470

Thanks for the comment and support. Check out a few of my newer videos and subscribe. Feedback is always welcome

Thank you. It was def a fun project and gives the truck a new look on the inside

@@vintagetincustoms your welcome yes it does

Thanks for the comment. It's sometimes hard to get what's in my brain out on metal, but it seems to always work out in the end. Thanks for the support

Thanks man. It's slowly starting to come together.

Thanks brother. I'm not sure what color he'll go with. We still need to panel the back and do some door panels too. I think he's going to keep it raw steel. I would

Thank you. Practice makes perfect

Much appreciated. Next time you can come down and lend a hand.....?

Thanks man. It was alot of fun getting it done.

Thanks for the comment and positive feedback. That Marvin guy is a hard one to get ahold of....lol.

You and me both!

It happens when my molecules get stimulated

Lol.....it def takes some work and thinking ahead, but comes out somewhat decent in the end Thanks for the support brother.

@@vintagetincustoms keep it up man

Thanks brother. Hopefully it made your treadmill exercise easier

Lol...that's probably where the shotgun shells came from. They fell out of his shirt

He's the best help I can find.... lol

Thank you very much for the comment and support. I'll do my best to keep the content coming. Much appreciated