1949 Chevrolet Fleetline Classic Car Restoration

[@bbay1977]

I have never seen anyone do metal work like that before. I'm here in the U.S. and most of the time they just cut and weld in another piece and scrap the old. I say that was a Top Notch metal work there and body work. It is sad that over time you don't see much of the older ways of doing things. I'm thankful I was able to see this and have knowledge that this was how things were done before and I'm glad to see that people still do this today. You have some real skills there. Keep up the great work.

[@licha5050]

very nice car!

[@davidjiron32]

That’s the way it should be done, great craftsmanship

[@elmonteslim3711]

I'm a cranky old Engineer with very high standards but I can assure you this guy is an experienced craftsman. A pleasure to watch. g'day from Australia.

[@highcountryrob5534]

The passion a person has for this beautiful Fleetline to have it fully restored is amazing.The skills of the people entrusted to bring this car back to life are next level.Congratulations to all involved.Cheers from Down Under.👍

[@robertunderwood6011]

Lead work getting to be a lost art again thank you for posting

[@edrodriguez9947]

Really really nice work that's really old school body Work nobody does like that anymore 👏👏👌👏

[@toml.1408]

My mom had a 1949 Fleetline Deluxe in Los Angeles California when she was a stewardess for Western Airlines at LAX in the 1950's.

[@r.m4102]

Nice job and it's dine the right way👍😎

[@wanaraz]

Body work done the way it's supposed to be done!.

[@joeyfromcali]

Thats lead work. What these OG body guys did is amazing. And the idea that they didnt get sick. Dam better than body filler with god knows whats in it. Or fibreglass

[@alhamedi66]

Amazing beautiful project clean work with passion professional. But where is the finished project no update from 3 years. I wish the best.

[@raymondtuckerjr1886]

Really LOVE the metal work. Wish I knew what was done with the interior.

[@ericmcginnis9413]

Y'all do great work!

[@jamessanchez5567]

Great job!

[@JCMakerspace]

Beautiful work Tony.

[@absagar3623]

Tony?

[@sooaltissimotempodersobrem5142]

Um Trabalho Simplesmente Fantástico !

[@gentlerowdy]

respects from india

[@tuncaysebuktekin7871]

Thanks Rahul. Tony ART ON CAR

[@garyb2392]

Thank you for sharing! I’ve never seen anyone (on KZbin or real life) conduct body work the way you’ve shown on your video. You’re melting some kid of metal to fill holes and imperfections, blows me away. This is a technique pre “bondo” I guess ? Anyone can slap on bondo and start sanding, your work is an entirely different thing!

[@snoopu2601]

This is a dying art of leading the way they used to do body work before bondo. It is more softer material to work with. It takes a a know how to do it though. It's not like bondo just mix hardener to it and spread it on like icing on a cake and sand become a big mess.

[@leonzfortunato5284]

What does it mean if your eyes start to water towards the ending?

[@snoopu2601]

Lead is a soft materials to work with I rather work with lead than sanding bondo!

[@larrywebb8323]

Who is singing the back ground music in this video?

[@axeandrewandrew6965]

👌👌👌

[@whitebull572]

ARTESANOS

[@soldtobediers]

couldn't keep my mouse still during that leading section

[@tylerdybvig6566]

what is the truck you parked the car next to in the shop

[@pablobilbao1204]

Lead or tin ?

[@snoopu2601]

Wow he's leading that is a dying art I always wanted to learn how to I tried it with the wrong lead. On my brother in law's wagon I ended up using bondo to fix my mistake. I should have bought the right stuff I was in a hurry to get it done we had a dead line to get it finished or I would have done it right.

[@32251]

Please make this noise in the background stop.....

[@restorationguy9103]

Simply so you can say "no bog" still using filler!! Plastic filler is far better for the car and the worker. Get into the current era.

[@joeyfromcali]

Yeah breathing in all that plastic. Is so healthy. You gotta sand plastic. And the masks dont fimter everything. How many chemicals are in plastics?

[@ninja63639]

Plastic filler isnt better at all. I guarantee you'll never see lead crack and lift up under paint. Cant say the same about plastic filler. The reason everybody uses plastic filler now is because it's faster and easier than lead. Today it's all about get them in and out as quickly as possible. Quality has taken a back seat to fast turnaround and volume