How To Fix Rusty Cab Corners! The Heartwarming Journey Of A Neglected 1948 GMC

[@flatrat48]

Ive been fabbing in various sheet metal disciplines for 57 yrs. I learn at least 1 new thing every vid. Great channel. Great content. Thx for the effort.

[@glennnickerson8438]

Who says you can't teach an old bodyman news tricks? 😉 I'm usually told by old timers that they've forgotten more than I'll ever know!

[@flatrat48]

@Glenn Nickerson I would never that. Met many a young man who has taught me a trick or two. If you get to the point where you think you know it all...........ur wrong! Lmao

[@glennnickerson8438]

@@flatrat48 just kidding! I wish I had a tenth of your talent! It's always good to learn something new--if only I could remember it! 😆

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

I'm glad to hear the videos are useful, thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@charleschrist2313]

Perforated....or missing pieces of sheet metal here in the northeast is so common that I expect every project to have holes or mega mud filling up the unseen holes. Cut..form...fit and weld is the order of every project it seems. A lot of what I get to repair are parts of cars which no repair or patch panels a available. Either donor pieces from other cars or hand forming are the only route to go....

[@garryness7213]

I think your channel is one of the best out there showing me a better way to do rust repair. I’m 74 and have just started doing some body work on my own. Thank you.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thank you Gary, that's very kind of you to say! I'm glad to hear these videos have been helpful!

[@xlmi7021]

Love the humor...the body work is a bonus. I also like the possible future content of cats and rants....that might be nice.

[@Mikefngarage]

Hey Kyle I know you dont have much time to read or reply to comments but You should do some shorts. I use an android phone and use pause to edit. No editing and each video gets huge amounts of subs. would help you make your youtube more of a business.

[@paulmcnair8106]

Kumbaya baby! Glad you're here to hold our hands lol.... excellent patch! God bless.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Paul, I'm always there to hold hands with my viewers haha

[@thomasjain7207]

The more I watch your channel, the more I like your channel

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Glad to hear that, thanks for watching!

[@antiqueradionut]

With Scott, I enjoy watching bits with his dog and with you, it's with the cats. Love it.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Glad you like the cats haha

[@scottcunningham5065]

Great vid. Thanks for everything.

[@galenanderson6006]

That door fits better than the doors on the 2021 Ram 1500 I drive at work.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks, yeah quality control on the new stuff has gotten pretty bad

[@denjhill]

From my experience working on older vehicles I swear that assembly men were issued two tools: a hammer and a crowbar. So much for those who say they don't build them like they used to.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Haha those are both precision assembly tools!

[@jsshayes1]

Agree. Working on my '51 Ford business coupe. I am finding the same things. looks slapped together.

[@vaughnholbrook8160]

“Bad news…I’m gonna talk some more” I’m absolutely rolling on the floor!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Glad you got a laugh out of that haha

[@andrewreece3861]

In case you guys missed it or don't know: content creators get paid more by KZbin when viewers "watch" ads. Help a guy out. When an ad comes up, get up grab a beer, take a leak, and come back when the sparks are flying again. Great video as always!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thank you, that's a great strategy! It's best not to be in the same room while the ads are playing haha

[@gregboppel2511]

Never..knew about letting the Commercials play " ...👌🏻

[@daveking7212]

This guy is first class

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Dave!

[@daveking7212]

@@CarterAutoRestyling your very welcome

[@billleigh615]

Acceptable: understatement of the year.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Bill!

[@garymccord4277]

Like seeing those old body work fixes that seem so crude today. A lot of brazing a lot of screen wire and straight enamel paint over crude putty work with 36 grit sand marks, pile on paint with the thought that there is a fine line between a run and a shine. I was there 50 + years ago doing that kind of work. Great job Kyle love watching.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Haha that sounds like a fun time, wish I could have been in the trade back then. Thanks Gary!

[@shedbythetracks]

I don't know if you are aware, but I am locally known as the area's worst gas brazer, so I appreciate you calling the worlds attention to my lack of skill. Personally, I don't mind the ads because every ad means I'm that much closer to the cat part of the show. Thanks for the mention, it's appreciated.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

I'm not sure how large of an area we are talking about here, but you could potentially be the only gas brazer in that area, which would also make you the best gas brazer in said area.

[@shedbythetracks]

@@CarterAutoRestyling I can always count on you to see the good in everything.

[@coldwarmotors]

Kyle! Another terrific repair, buddy! Only thing that gives it away is the nice door fit, haha! All the best as always from everyone here... Spin by anytime!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

I'm going to make the drivers door overlap like a Model A to compensate for the charade on the passenger side!

[@donnixon3528]

Great work Carter.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Don!

[@Mikefngarage]

I do those the same way....Just use a little filler when I am done. I dont try to get it metal finished. Last for many years. Be there way beyond when I am dead. and Looks perfect.

[@shadetreemechanicracing22]

Working on projects by yourself tends to suck, at least the camera is a pretend friend. I do enjoy your work and am learning more. I have always focused on the mechanical side, and now trying the bodywork side.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks, I actually prefer working alone with no camera haha. Glad to hear you're getting into bodywork!

[@mightymikemeijer]

Don’t ever change! (Your attitude or channel) it is the highlight of my week…

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Haha I'll try not to! Thanks for watching!

[@juniorclassicvwbugs924]

Nice job

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks!

[@erichutchins2113]

Thanks as always for sharing your talents.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks for watching!

[@danbolton3180]

Thank you for the cuddling and Molly coddling!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

You're welcome!

[@kevinw1797]

I was chuckling about your interest in seeing how things were repaired back in the day. I am not super old but I am the guy whose old repairs you would laugh at. I am learning but I still have a ways to go. Thanks for sharing. I am for sure learning from them.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

As long as your learning there is no shame in the repairs you do! Thanks for watching!

[@GMGarage2010]

I learn something with each video! Thanks Kyle!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Glad to hear that!

[@1942xa]

Thanks, your videos are my favorite on the Tube!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Wow thank you! I'm glad you enjoy them!

[@JimmyMakingitwork]

Ahhh, the Cut and Butt...nice work. Coming along nicely! Funny about coddling, seems like one way or the other someone needs it.

[@just4guitar558]

Great vid, again! Simple straight forward explanations (less rambling than you think) and some instruction. I like the newer production “values” you’re incorporating….. overdubs are great for Timelapse! If it allows more productivity on the project, it allows for more content on the channel. Glad you’re scrapin’ a buck out of it… with the way the likes rarely reflect views.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks! More productivity on the project is definitely a bonus!

[@chuckeecheese162]

I’m thinking another couple years and you’ll be traveling around doing burn out competitions lol. love it. Now coddle me dammit.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Hahaha! I guess I'll need to find a vehicle capable of doing a burn out!

[@johnscott8592]

Love watching your. Videos man. Your sense of humour is right up my street 😂

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks John, glad you enjoy my nonsense haha

[@michaelheiser861]

good job

[@Mikefngarage]

I like your method of doing 3 spots then grinding. This allows it to cool a bit then also you can see if there are any gaps. Great job there.

[@robert4005]

He also overlaps each spot about 50% which prevents pinholes. I’m definitely going to use Kyle’s technique next time I do any patching/panel replacement.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Mike, it's been a huge time saver!

[@danbenson5912]

Nice job! As usual. Thank you

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks!

[@69Dartman]

Oh that is purty and you can tweak and fill it a bit till your happy. I install flashing on brick chimneys as part of the tuck pointing restoration we do. If the chimney is squareish and the roof is level, l measure out what I need in standard 7 inch flashing and I hold a piece long enough and mark my cuts. Once I have that done I cut all the pieces I need, take one side, hold it up to the cut, mark the top 45 bend area, and then grab the other side piece and mark it in mirror against my first side so when I bend them both they pretty much match up. I usually mark the bend lines on both against the corners and bend them with a clamp style hand bender or just fold it around by hand. Then I put in the bottom piece of metal and mark the bends for them against it in place. Like you said things move as you bend and work them so if you mark it and bend everything at once it probably won't fit once you try to put it in. I always bring more flashing than I need because sometimes you make a mistake and a piece does not fit and you have to adjust and make a new one. If I get it right it's folded around like a Christmas present and all the 45 folds are the same looking with each other and everything looks level. One of the nicest jobs I did was in 10 inch copper on a historical house, everything looked perfect and no leaks 😎

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

That's awesome, sounds like you're a master of your trade!

[@patrickworkman517]

The Master keeps us on the edge of our seat,,, and points out the old bad way work was done years ago,,, The master even thinks of our time... He is the best....

[@bobbysykesjr.354]

You’re the man… Talk about quality work… I always learn something from your videos!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thank you!

[@synkraut9633]

It’s supposed to be fun - apparently 😂😂. Thank you Kyle!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks for watching!

[@dcwebb1]

Once again the metal maestro at work! Terrific stuff indeed.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks!

[@FunWithHOScaleStuff]

Your composition of your videos is appreciated. Thanks.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thank you!

[@pauljohnson4846]

I love the the tutorial and the lesson you do an excellent job explaining what you are working on !

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Paul!

[@oacumulador]

There you go! Thanks for the videos

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks for watching!

[@johnjohn4465]

Bo : Yawn ... LOL !!!! Thanks for the video !!!!

[@harrytaylor6854]

Very good video looking great thank you sir Carter

[@PMDc-OneCarGarage]

Thanks for useful content! I'm also looking forward to the new channel direction. I suggest naming it "Kyle's Kats and Komplaints".

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Hahaha nice, I like it!

[@glenmccall8854]

SO DISAPPOINTED NO MORE CODDLING !!! I really do appreciate you taking the time to explain the thought processing that takes place before major surgery.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Sorry Glen! Haha Prior to youtube there was no thought processing at all, I just did it...but now I'm forced to actually think about everything that I do so that it can be translated for the viewers

[@spurgear4]

And I was just getting ready to get off my ass and go do some exciting aviation related soldering in the shop,,,,one more video and coffee...

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Sorry for the distraction haha! I suspect aviation related soldering is kind of critical!

[@spurgear4]

@@CarterAutoRestyling not really..just put together a spare headset.

[@cowfrank]

Had no idea it helped you if I watched the ads. I will sit through them now. I learn a lot from your channel thanks.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks! Feel free to continue skipping them!

[@heatherkohlwey8379]

This will be a great reference for a repair that needs doing someday on our '52 that has a puncture in that spot from a fence post from early in it's life. Thankfully, there is no rust. Thank you for the video! Cheers!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Heather! A fence post puncture sounds pretty spectacular, they must have really taken a run at it! I'm glad that these videos are helping with your projects!

[@miguelsalo48]

Stated watching a while back. I'm getting ready to start a 1952 3/4 ton 5 window Thanks for explaining how and why you are doing what you're doing.🤠👍

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thank you for watching, good luck with the 52! I love those 3/4 tons!

[@miguelsalo48]

Ya it was my dad's he got it back in the early 1970s. She's in ruff shape,but me my boys are going to make a go of it.🤠👍

[@milokerrigan7256]

love looking at old repairs and methods ! My dad was a welder before me and taught me many ‘slice and dice’ and braising tricks! It was just what was done then with limited resources. You do amazing work, and great explanations also! 👍🏼

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Milo, we are fortunate to have so many resources available today for fixing these old junkers, people used to have to get a lot more creative!

[@ohcrapwhatsnext]

I think you should of been a surgical doctor.... Your skills are amazing... Super nice work ...for a Canadian... I let the ads play when its my time to get to the bathroom, so there you have it...my part...

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

It's probably best for humanity that I never became a doctor. I'd get bored with restoration work and start doing chop tops and sectioning

[@ohcrapwhatsnext]

You are a funny dude!

[@pnuts1649]

Nice job on the video.......keep banging away at it. Looks like good parts of the project are coming up. Keeps me from doing my work and I'm all for that when it's cold. lols

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

I hear ya, it's tough to get motivated when it's cold!

[@nickpanico5441]

Thanks Carter for the videos !

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks for watching!

[@beatglauser9444]

Honestly, the cut out piece you showed us prooves one thing: It held up for quite a while. We used to repair daily beaters just like that as well back in the days. Often you only repaired it in order to pass regular inspections that cars had to pass to stay roadlegal. If you know that a vehicle has only a few years left before it is crashed that is good enough. Often the use of bondo was the cheaper way to go. Of course that is not the way you do it, if you want to restore a classic. I heard of cars that were "restored" in the States with incredible things done: I heard of a guy who imported a 57 T-Bird and was very proud of his car. One thing was strange though: The side windows could not be rolled down enough. When they removed the door panel and took a look inside the doors they found out that the lower parts of the doors were filled with construction cement!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

I don't mind the old repairs that were done to keep the vehicle on the road, like you said they did what they had to do to keep an old junker going. If those repairs hadn't been done then the vehicle would have gone to scrap and be lost forever. What I don't like is digging into someone elses bad restoration work or something that was tarted up for an auction, those cars are always a mess haha

[@lesterreed9948]

Hay Kyle, if you take the broom and sweep all the tools to the driver's side you can safe time. Lol Great explanation of welding Thanks.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks for the time saving tips Lester! Haha

[@WildWestGarage]

Nice! 👍🏻

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Morgan!

[@CrusherGarage]

Fitzees has tought us alot

[@zaphoidbeeblebrox1809]

Mate you are cruzing on the Slipstream with your presentations now. The right combination of everything. Take Care Matey. 10/10

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Ahh shoot! I was aiming for the wrong combination of everything haha

[@zaphoidbeeblebrox1809]

@@CarterAutoRestyling Carter What do you do if you are driving your car and you see a Spaceman ? You Parkman.

[@martinhillstead1541]

well i like how you do welding one spot welding then grind it down . more i think about it stops warping. Awesome work .

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Oh warping occurs no matter what due to the weld shrinking. The trick is to keep it to a minimum

[@martinhillstead1541]

@@CarterAutoRestyling i want tell you gave me your phone i do not have cellphone . you are very skilled body man . take pride in your work . for my self i dealing with broken back . also dealing with car accident and it write off . I in near future i send some funds to you to keep channel open so bare with me.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

@@martinhillstead1541 Hi Martin, I never gave out a phone number and I never will. There are a bunch of scammers going around giving out fake phone numbers and trying to rip people off. DO NOT try to contact them, just ignore them! Thanks again for watching!

[@Mikefngarage]

you kicked the FLINTSTONEs out of that sucker.

[@keithlalonde4308]

Thanks!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Wow thanks so much Keith!

[@paulmonroe1091]

Keep it coming, haven't missed on yet

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks for continuing to watch!

[@patricklynch1962]

Thanks for this excellent video, if I ever have do something like this to my truck, I learned a lot!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks for watching! Hopefully your truck will never need these types of repairs!

[@keithlalonde4308]

Good video Kyle I have the same philosophy about patch panels. You were preaching to the choir. Also I feel that cat people rant more than dog people. I think it's because you can't sic your cat on your neighbor.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Keith! That's an interesting observation, but I believe you are correct

[@lazyhoundracing9621]

More stuff I need to do. I have no idea how a you tube log rhythm works. I didn't know watching the adds or allegedly just letting them run helped. I much appreciate you teaching and entertaining me with your videos. Thank you for your time. Joseph wants to eat the purple stick.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Oh please just skip the ads! It only amounts to a few fractions of a cent per viewer and you and the hounds have earned special "ad free" privileges. I'll ask Allan how the purple thing tastes so you can pass the info on to Joseph

[@anthonysinclair5721]

Thanks for the cab corner lesson , all the 'splainin' was real helpful too! Good cab corner archeology segment. PS you should rescue that plastic straw , in a few years it will be worth more than the '48! 😂

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks! I'm starting a plastic straw museum

[@ficuswizard945]

shortly I'm starting my first yea for Autobody, thank you for motivating me more to learn as much as I can so I can do my projects lol

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

That's great to hear you're getting into the trade! Good luck with your projects!

[@johnpowell5433]

Over here in England, we naturally stop every 8 to 10 minutes to make a cup of tea, so the adverts are an absolute blessing. For the rest of the world, who just tug on the nearest ring pull, they'll be more of a nuisance.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Glad to hear things are a little more laid back in England!

[@mikewilliams2072]

I like the way this guy takes his time and explains as he goes to make sense why he does things the way he does.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thank you Mike!

[@katt1073]

Kyle Remember some of us ( me myself and I ) watch for the entertainment of watching you bring a rusty hulk back. I am more excited about the driver side, since it is much worse, so don't skip over too fast. BEST when you work and explain, ( ramble ) lol. I know there are trolls just waiting for you to make a mistake, but most of us are not . Keep Going !!!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thank you! Even though the drivers side looks worse I'm actually replacing the same amount of metal as the passenger side

[@katt1073]

@@CarterAutoRestyling On episode 1 you said the driver side was barely holding the truck together . Remember, when you say we covered an item on a earlier show, we didn't cover it on THIS build. I have watched Dean and the crew for years ( same old shit ) lol !!! loved the Fury.

[@Joe.Doucette]

Hi Kyle, Pryotechnicals to start + good tips/expanations/demonstrations in the middle + kitties at the end = another good video. While I enjoy a (VERY) few shows on TV... none are as enjoyable and informative as your productions. Good timing to get that side done before cleaning had to happen. Just sweep it all under the truck to the other side and continue. I'm glad that the videos are starting to make a little bit of monetary sense. It would be a darned shame to put out that effort otherwise. Have a good one.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thank you Joe! I appreciate the tip on sweeping everything to the other side, that will be a real time saver! Being a sandwich artist at Subway is still more lucrative than making youtube videos, but I don't like the general public and it would upset the cats if I smelled like sandwiches all the time

[@Joe.Doucette]

Hey... it was a simple tip but I try to give back to those who have given so much. ;) You need a helper/slave. Whenever I do work for my brother I say that the clean-up is his job and I walk away. Yes, take care of the cats. They would start eating you after 48 hours if you died. Smelling like a sandwich might make them not wait until you croak.

[@johnburch6927]

Awesome video! I really appreciate the new methods that this old timer had not seen before.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks John!

[@tonze9829]

I have just found your channel and only wish that I had see your method of 3 welds and grind. I completely rebuilt a '56 Chevy stepwise and ex farmer's vehicle in South Africa and cab corners replacement were one of the many sheet repairs. I bought in 2004 and completed it in 2021 then sold it as I relocated to the UK. The rears still well up in my eyes. Fantastic work that you do is a credit to all DIY'ers. Cheers

[@oldclassiccarUK]

Again a really handy vid, I'm still plucking up courage to do some work on my long-term fixer-upper 👍

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

You should definitely get started on it!

[@bigears4014]

If you could see my willys truck construction, no two have the same measurements most welds missed the spot , and half the spot welds didn't stick, but I still love them

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Despite all their flaws, they have a lot more soul than any of the modern stuff that's built by robots!

[@lawrencemathews6182]

Most excellent content. Going over what used to be done to the best DIY revivals. Thanks bunch!!!

[@richardmarino5658]

Thank you for your explanations and do's and don'ts. Great work as always. Rich/USA

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Rich!

[@l.p.9221]

Thanks for the small but important Tips and Tricks !!

[@roadmasterk6019]

Soooooo satisfying watching the stitch and grind as that seam gets welded...very impressive

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Darryl!

[@totallybonkers]

I really enjoy geeking out with you! Thanks for the great content

[@TCW-hw6iw]

When I first started watching you tube I found the ads annoying. Now I understand that they are necessary for channels to survive, so I generally let them play. Besides they are much shorter than what's on tv. Another good segment, I always thought those aftermarket panels were supposed to be used in their entirtey. The way you use them makes more sense, Thanks.

[@joecooper1396]

So much talent 0:52

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks!

[@robray6408]

Love the content, wish I had learned this stuff years ago.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thank you!

[@rickrice3221]

Another great video - thanks for taking the time to teach!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Hi Rick, thank you for watching and thanks very much for supporting the show!

[@willietaylor8157]

If I bought a old vehicle I hope it's one you did you do great work Thanks for your videos.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thank you!

[@davecarey7452]

Great job on your rust repairs as usual. Haven’t had television at my place in years. The communications companies priced themselves out of the market and here we are in the present watching ads on KZbin. How about that?

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Dave! We've come full circle and youtube has become what it was intended to replace.

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

What a heart warming story for sure! This ‘48 is coming along great. Can’t wait to meet “Phil” or Fill. I can never understand how these new parents spell their kids names anymore! Good promotion of your other videos. Cool dissection of the old cab corner! Neat to see how older repairs were done. As for ads, your work on these videos is worth money. It is cheaper for me to watch 6 commercials vs paying you to teach me one on one! Isn’t it? Thanks Kyle!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Oh yeah, I'm pretty ornery and senile for my young age so watching the videos is definitely the cheaper and better option haha

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

@@CarterAutoRestyling You make the videos interesting for sure!

[@joewolf4483]

Made the cab corner installation look easy ..... I'll have to go back and refresh the welding method .... looks like a method to a madness ..... another fine video ... "keep on truckin" ....

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks, will do!

[@curbmassa]

Excellent work. I Can't Believe It Got Butt-Welded.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Hahaha, nice!

[@glennwilbur2546]

Enjoy your running commentary and explanation on your choices due to real world circumstances !

[@russdavis1960]

Another great video!!! I like the 'body repair archaeological digs and discoveries' portions and the 'unveiling of brass traces chapter. Thanks.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks, more autobody archeology to come!

[@jorgefernandez-mv8hu]

Great repair and now it's better than new.

[@terryanderson8354]

I know zero about metalworking or welding, but found your content very informative - I've always wanted to learn how rust repair is done.

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Terry! I'm glad you found it useful!

[@alanfinley7362]

I like your dead pan delivery and explanations. Keep up the good work!

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks Alan!

[@eddss123]

Clean work. Thanks for the videos. Super helpful

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thanks for watching, I'm glad to hear they help!

[@guillermonieri4203]

Keep yours explanations, as they are extremely clear & very useful. Thank you. Looking great.

[@staypositive6984]

You have a very clear explanations. Go go brother...

[@CarterAutoRestyling]

Thank you!

[@ronmurphy9819]

Thank you for an enjoyable and educational experience. You sir are a great teacher ! I know this is an older video but it is still very worth while.. thanks again and God Bless also take care. Now who’s rambling on.

[@marshallcrank]

Great stuff keep it up