Thanks buddy glad you enjoyed it this is one of my favorite events every year I know it’s definitely been a while I’m just so busy between my full time job 50-60 hours a week and my side business and just everything else life requires my amount of free time has really shrunk so I decided to take a break from KZbin for a while and use the time that i would normally spend making videos to start getting some progress made on my many projects i love sharing with everyone but since I currently don’t get anything for doing KZbin something had to go but I still want to post videos but I can’t really say as to how often or how many but hopefully at least a couple more this year thanks again

@@HansensSpeedShop Hey. You do what you gotta do.

Thanks for watching buddy glad you enjoyed it I’m slowly trying to get back to uploading some videos I just had to take a break from KZbin I was just kind of burnt out and something had to go but anyway it’s always an awesome show and definitely my favorite every year

They were just standard mopar bolt pattern 15x7s on all 4 corners no spacers or adapters 235 60 up front 255 70 out back

@@HansensSpeedShop Awesome and TY once again for the fast response OH one last thing ... Do you know anywhere that you could buy the under-the-hood engine compartment insulation? That square piece of fiberglass or whatever it is made out of lol ;) Oh and on your little Spark O Matic under the dash tuner it is solid analog so ya get station drift in areas and the only thing you can do combat it is what we did in the old days find and buy an antenna in line FM Signal Booster add-on and keep your fingers crossed.

@@CutthroatMcRage I’m not sure on that you would have to do some research on that the one on my car is the original one

@@HansensSpeedShop yeppers that's what I thought was gonna become a search mission lol. Mine is rust/rot free it's from the western desert with no patina but could use a buffing out. Eastern Oregon/Nevada border area. Sat unused in the desert for 5 years and rats sadly used a lot of it for their nest under the hood so had to just toss what was left. Lucked out tho they only chewed 2 plug wires and nothing got inside the car or trunk. Vinal Top took a good hit tho. The roof is solid with no rot just the top dry rotted away and 3/4 of it turned into sand rofl. Got lucky there as well and the dash pad has no cracks and the rear deck is flawless as well. The original owner had custom-colored dash and rear deck protectors to match the interior made for it so the desert sun wouldn't get to either of them and man they totally worked great and I have them still on protecting them as there both covers are in great shape after all these years. Im in the Midwest tho so will be way easier on the interior now compared to the western desert's consistent heat. Im Chicago you I believe are in Wisconsin so you know exactly what I am saying lol. Hey any good C-Body Mopar bone yards that you know of up your way?

Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for sharing this awesome show. I've missed your content. How's your T coming along?

Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it I just decided to take a bit of a break from KZbin because I’m so busy with life and work etc. something had to go and I love sharing with everyone but since I don’t get anything from doing videos I just couldn’t justify the time and sometimes money it takes to make videos I’d like to keep doing KZbin but I’m not sure how frequently I’ll be uploading hopefully a handful of videos here and there maybe my next video will be a update on things

@@HansensSpeedShopno problem. We'll be watching and waiting for your next video. Thanks

I thought not everyone wants to spend 10-20 minutes watching a video so I made a bunch a shorter ones so people can watch as long as they want and I was just trying to to put in pics of stuff that I truly think is awesome and it just takes a lot of time to hunt down a find a lot of good stuff that’s also not been seen a ton when you do KZbin even a short video eats up a ton of time to make between editing finding content uploading and making a thumbnail that’s why I’ve kind of slacked off on doing new videos lately but I’d like to start putting some new stuff out soon glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching

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There are deals out there you just have to hunt for them it takes time try looking at flea markets and swap meets try market place and estate sales sometimes even antique and thrift shops if your only option is eBay your going to usually pay full price also Schwinns are always going to command the most money usually you can pick up some of the off brands cheaper but sometimes it’s best to just save up and get what you really want

Without rewatching the video it was probably my 71 New Yorker

I just used the original 20” style sprocket

I haven’t ever tried to touch up one I basically just always have left the patina alone I feel it shows the age of the bike and just is more authentic

@HansensSpeedShop oh okay you right ill probably just do that thanks for responding back

Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it

Cool

The way the shot the chase seen in bullit is magic definitely a great chase but in my opinion it’s pretty much the only part of the movie that’s worth watching the rest is pretty boring and I’ve watched the movie multiple times and still feel that way but Steve McQueen was definitely a badass

Like it stated in the video hot wheels exaggerated a lot of the body lines and especially the wheel arches so if I put the stripe on where it’s supposed to be it would literally run across the top of the tires so instead of doing a stripe where half of it would be missing and look terrible I decided to just not put it on I know i was disappointed to but I tried my best

Awesome thank you for watching

The chassis was heavily modified in the rear and a custom rear axle was made and mounted lower than the stock axle sits basically a ton of work

Sounds like a cool project

No x pipe I was going more for sound than all out performance since it’s really just a cruiser and I wanted to keep everything in the spirit of the era the car is from and there were no x pipes in the 70s

It’s actually currently listed on facebook marketplace I’d take 450 which is almost half of what I have invested much less all my time and labor but no shipping pick up only I’m located in central wi

Thanks for checking it out

Awesome

I know the seat and sissy bar aren’t original I put them on the chaingaurd is for sure what came on the bike and they definitely offered different models over the years so there is definitely going to be some differences

I actually am not going to need to because the intake already has it blocked these big engines warm up quickly and it’s pretty much only going to be driven in warm weather I haven’t had a problem with it in the past

Glad you dig it thanks for watching

All good stuff thanks for watching

Thanks man I still have it I think I’ve got a more recent video on my channel just go under my Harley playlist thanks for watching

Honestly I have no idea I really don’t remember the video you’re talking about

Hey, I sent you an Instagram invite. I had a question about a custom hotwheel. Coletrain66

Definitely glad you dig it hopefully a update video on the car coming in the future thanks for watching

Man that really blows it sounds like it wasn’t really your fault though just a freak thing I felt the same way with a truck I had in in accident like a few seconds and it never would have happened but that’s just the way the universe works I guess but these really are beautiful cars and I’m glad that in the last 10 years or so people are finally starting to appreciate them more and are saving them instead of just pulling the drive trains and scraping the rest or worse turning them into demo cars glad you dig it and thanks for watching

Thanks I really appreciate it

Glad you dig it thanks for watching

Yes that’s exactly why I was doing that I don’t remember if I explained why in the video thanks for watching

Thanks man I really appreciate it

Awesome I’ll check that out thanks for watching

It definitely doesn’t look as cool as the flathead would have but it’s no terrible I just wanted to ride the thing I was just over trying to make old junk work at the time and at the end of the day the thing rips and is scary fun and that’s all I really wanted with this mini I have others that are more of a show bike this one was supposed to be something to beat on and have fun

The main bike in the thumbnail is a sears spyder very similar to Hiawatha bikes so I’m sure they are most likely the same

Thanks for watching I really appreciate it glad you dig it

I had already done a hot wheels 32 “deuces Wilde”with a heavy channel and on that build I explained how I basically achieved the look and didn’t feel the need to make this video longer than it already was

Yes totally

Thanks man this engine is actually currently for sale it 99 percent finished but just don’t have a need for it and I’m trying to free up cash

@@HansensSpeedShop how much ?

I had around 700 into it by the time it was all said and done but I have it listed in marketplace right now I think for like $510 and I’d probably do a little better if someone was really serious but I don’t do shipping so it would have to be picked up and cash only I’m located in marshfield wi so I’m not sure if it’s something that you would be interested in I think I show more of the engine in some of the videos on a cat mini bike that the engine was going into I painted it gold with and polished the head with a black header looks pretty cool