I like what you did. I have a similar set up. I ran linoleum across the top and sides to help prevent any kind of scratches on material. Remnant. Not expensive

Stop smacking!

Did you ever cut the cool springs on the front and how many cools did you cut out?

Math its a bitch

Thank you for the idea of your table. How much area are you using for that side of your garage? As in what are the dimensions of the side you’re using for the sewing table? I think I have enough space in my basement to reproduce your work area. I actually thought you designed the table to have an extra overhang. It’s probably great for using clamps to hold seats and other pieces down and secure.

Those look way better after! What a difference!!

Nice work, I’ve been considering an axle swap to update brakes and get away from those split rims

Really good work brother. I have a 92 peterbilt 379 want to do the same thing to it but in like a wine color. How much for each door panel?

I like it. Be good for drapes and bedspreads. My uncle built one for my aunt very similar several years ago. I loved it too. You have to be comfortable in order to think. Tough work you’re doing.

That’s a great shed idea and it’s pretty affordable

What is the best way anchor something like this down?

And thank you for your help that day

Sehr gut

Guess we don't get to see how he gets the hole in it huh

Sharpe Victorian Goth Con Chair

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great information. I have a quarter size hole in my cloth bench seat in my 1984 F-250. thank you

I was starting to think I would never find someone else putting an LA small block in an 87-90 Dakota till I found your video. Great job.

This is unwatchable. Absolutely disgusting. Lose the mouth full of chew.

Get that s*** out of your mouth if you're doing a video for views.

badass truck! love it

cool wrecker

Why no more on little Nikki

Great video! Thanks for posting your progress.

Saw dust

It’s coming together nicely!

i think that four wheeler tire is flat

I really like what you did with this tent frame. I’ve got the same exact frame, however I’m trying to figure out what would be a cheaper outlook. Do I use paneling like you used or do i use T-111.

Man wish I could have done some trade out on upholstery work!! Concrete is my life!!!🤣

Where are you located

Any more info on this swap

It's so nice you allowed the Melwood rere to help out

what was the name of the rubber you used to go between the tank and mount?

Knock Knock who's there

The truck looks great and so does Samantha

How much the engine moved back

Hey could you do a more into the swap video. I’m doing a 360 in an 87 and would like to see the mounts and how you set everything up

You still need to take cognizance of comments, that chewing and chewing, and chewing is so irritating and will win you no prizes

Trying to get the black off

lol 😂 is that so

Really good informative video

ADD is a bitch

self piercing vs self drilling , rivets are an option but more work

that’s a good looking van man

I shared this video.

I’m not in this episode.

how did it end up sounding?

are you livin in a area where you get snow ? i have the same fckin issue too with theses tarps carport and my big issue is fckin snow ...so this time im thinkin of puttin chicken wires across the top n tightin as much possible hopin support the snow abit better ...til im able to go n shovel it off

Good build!! Idea: Four trailer tongue jacks (one per corner) gives you the chance to change the height and level. It also prevents the unit from being classified as a permanent structure by your local confiscatory taxing authority. If it is on wheels, it cannot be permanent. It has no VIN, so you cannot register it as a trailer and all that entails.