can u help me wit my build

Nice job on the body work looks awesome

great project! Thanks

Looks good man, you've come a long way!

Mid 12's first time out and with a the carb being a finicky, that's rock solid man. Once the carb is dialed should get into the low 12's maybe even high 11's. As for that carb bog, if the idle circuit is happy and the WOT is happy, then you have to look at the accelerator pump cam and squirter. Get a couple squirters both higher number and lower number than what you have and the cam kit for the accelerator pump. Probably going to take a little trial and error to figure out which way to go (up or down) as the motor has to be underload when you wack it open to know if it's happy with the squirter size. Regardless, super cool to see this car come together.

Your master heat shield is on point. One possible improvement would be to slot the holes so you don't have to take the nuts all the way of the master cylinder studs to remove the heat shield (looks like it might interfere with removing the valve cover is the only reason I say that). Hope you don't mind, probably going to copy that concept for my car when I get there. She does have a nice chop to her, getting real close to hitting the street for the first time, which means the first 1/4 mile lick shouldn't be too long after. haha

Nice job, good clean wire install. And the kill switch setup is on the money, through the reverse light is the cleanest way to do it in my opinion. As for the park lights, you probably have this figured out by now, but it's normal for them to be off when the headlights are on. Front park lights are only on when the light switch is one click out (head lights still off).

I did my rear openings the same way. They turned out nice. Take some black spray paint and spray a light fog on it for a guide coat.

Great video, Bro! I love the creativity, your attention to detail, and the use of repurposed materials. I recently bought the same model tool cart in slate gray. I just happened to have a large roll of gray floor covering material that I salvaged from a construction site. I used it for my drawer liners, top lid, and side shelf. It looks decent but nowhere close to looking as good as yours. I'm using velcro to keep the covering on the lid because I didn't want to drill holes, but once the "new cart" feeling leaves, I just might follow your lead! Enjoy!

I know this is an old video but I had the same issue with mounting the shocks. What I found was the instruction did not say to use the small spacer on the top and it said to use the 1 1/2 inch spacer for the bottom. I measured my bigger spacer that they sent and they are 2 1/2 inches. If I leave the spacer off the top and measure to the shock on the bottom it’s exactly 1 1/2 inches. I cut the bushing down to 1 1/2 and everything lines up.

Very cool idea.

I love it , what a lost concept, a hot rod that looks like it's not fresh from the junkyard.

Sounds good, your doing great job

Nice gasser 🎉

That is a really nice car

Sweet gasser yes sir !!!!!

The special washer on the leaf spring bolt helps to center the leaf spring in the mount as well as to help the suspension articulate during driving conditions.

Doing a nice job

A bit too much fuel. Little tweaking to go yet

Maybe try some new double spring 6013’s. Could have single sping bulbs in there 🤷🏻‍♂️

Parking lights don't come on cars under 68 with headlights on

thanks for the video . I am enjoying this build

That's music.

62 to 64 chevy novas. When you turn the headlights on. The parking lights will go out. There is a wire on the headlight switch that you can jump to make the parking lights stay on with the headlights. A quick Google search should pull up the diagram for you.

Rip & Beth 😂...no but for real, thanks for the video! Great job! Helped me figure out what I need to do now with my project

Very nice! Well done. I will make a similar one, Thanks.

Fantastic build. Looking forward to next one.

Nice work getting the replacement bars fitted up. Now you have me concerned about this same issue when I get to that point on my car. Your not kidding about building on a budget isn't budget friendly! haha Looking good man, it's getting there.

Great video love the content car looks awesome

You can weld some round stock in the inside of the quarter and inner wheel house!

cool nova

glad to see you posting again!

Love your car. I've owned a lot of Chevys when I was a kid I'm 72 now and learned some thing new about that bolt for the fuel pump rod. I'm just finishing a 64 Dodge Dart gasser. So thank you

Doing a great job

Car looks awesome should have went with 245x45x15

Well done sir, well done.

I had a question is there anyway to get in touch with you? 1:06 1:08

You're lucky the car didn't fall on you when you had the rear end on the transmission stand and you were under the car messing with the rear end not being stable and it hit the car more than four times I think you need to be more careful you should have gotten the cherry picker because if the car want to fall on you if the car would have fall on you it would have made more sense then to put the cherry picker together I love what you're doing but be safe I watched all your videos

That's just way too cool 😎!

Now that's badass🔥🔥🔥

Needs exhaust pipe header foot pegs

The stick out on the rear tires is just right for a gasser. If they aren't out just a pinch you're not doing it right. haha

Bold move with the white, I like it.

Appreciate the video. About to rip apart my 64. Thanks!

Excellent video. Why do people insist on putting irritating music on these videos????

Did your wheel base stay true to factory measurements?

You are building my dream car and the wheels look great 👍. Im hoping to build my own car in the future and when I do I will let you know. Thank you for your videos I will be watching them for help with my build

get a dropped pitman arm and or a longer bolt grade 8 with a spacer and attach it to your spindle . good job so far

bob you need to make the rod from the steering box and r/s spindle parallel to the tie rod bar so you dont get bump steer

Looks nice👍