You've got to hear this Superformance Shelby Daytona!

[@Mbunchwalleye]

Glad demo ranch and you guys got together, love the content!

[@MuscleRodShop]

Thanks 👍

[@austinbrantley3923]

Pro trick : you can watch series at kaldroStream. Been using them for watching all kinds of movies lately.

[@holdenjacob7890]

@Austin Brantley Yea, been watching on kaldrostream for years myself :)

[@mr.bobface9898]

I like watching the process of a build. Getting a chance to look at some of those beautiful cars you guys make. I like the random car review that shows up to the shop. Everything is great so far keep up the great work!

[@Jeff_S...]

Same. The build process and banter is always fun. I've picked up so many good ideas and techniques like that, from old TV shows that just don't exist anymore. Some after hours stuff for a change is always welcome too, imo.

[@jefferyyoung6836]

Mr. Bobface said it very well. It would be nice to add “Car Updates”, what was done on each of the cars as each passes a milestone. Maybe not as in depth as the “Duly Cuda” (love the “Cuda reports”) but a mini feature on all the cars. They are all so sweet that they need to be tasted regularly.

[@galensanborn6761]

Just keep doing what you do best.

[@xanda8240]

As the others say. It's fantastic how you work your magic and that is what I love. Watching a car go from crap to WOW!!! Like watching you on Matt's car, seeing how You salvage what you can and then restore or just doing up an existing car. I JUST LOVE TO SEE THE MAGIC, MAN!!!! And you guys are the best!!

[@nearsightedfromthefarside6534]

Dude, I’m happy to watch the daily stuff you guys do... I’m here for the long haul so I don’t need there to be major progress every video.... Your shops awesome

[@MuscleRodShop]

Trying to do every other day vids. Short ones.

[@nearsightedfromthefarside6534]

@@MuscleRodShop Every car you have there makes my jaw drop... take your pick. If you insist on making me choose... I choose the challenger

[@Momofatts1]

I was going to say the same. You film, we'll watch. Loving the channel

[@michaelwallace9291]

@@MuscleRodShop I'd say find things that the average joe knows little about and feature a video about how it works like your did wish the metal roller. Also like you did in this video when you have something a tad unique throw in a history lesson. Lots of professional tv shows and other youtubers do similar things because the average idiot likes to be able to give those ooohs and awwws

[@squirlboy250]

I second this comment.

[@davidblalock9945]

That last video, with the bead rolling, more stuff like that, but other stuff, on other projects. As for a vehicle to profile, why not profile a vehicle that is personal to you. A vehicle that you’re working on for yourself, what you’ve done, what plans you have for the future. That would be cool.

[@angrydingus5256]

No lie, build projects gather viewers because they're interesting to watch from start to finish. A personal build project is all that much better.

[@terrynorris5037]

I'm surprised at how quickly you caught on to the video stuff after Matt got you going, you do a great job and are a natural at it, very relaxed. I enjoy seeing the daily workings that go on in the shop. Maybe hi-light a start to finish car at some point once you get a video history of the build.

[@myfavoritemartian1]

Back in 1994 I got to drive one of the real ones when I worked for Bob Bondurant's Racing School. A friend of Bob's was a Phoenix doctor and owned one. He had just got it out of storage and wanted to lap it before selling it. Bob and co-driver Dan Gurney won their class at Le Mans in 1964 in one of the four originals. I also met Pete Brock,(The body designer) he was a friend Of Bob's. The oil cooler split early in the race and they lost a lap while they removed the cooler and just looped the hoses. It ran with hot oil temperature for the rest of the race, but it held together. Bob originally bought one but resold it for $10,000 USD. (In the 1960's some time)

[@paulmantei8842]

Cool story 👍🏻

[@shibuthomas6772]

That Daytona was amazing! Ideas: Your history, loved getting close shots of the Daytona’s details like the leather, what makes a MOPAR, how the different engines works (differ), different unique cars, how paint colors are developed, shirt designs like different logos and their meanings (make sure Texas is in all of them), super clean shirts with just the Muscle Rod logo and nothing else in different colors, hats, design your own wheel designs, loved the way metals can be designed. Just riffing

[@BadDrivers101]

Jeff!! Big change from the world in Gautier. Heard you moved back to TX. Good to see you’re doing well Nacho.

[@omnomshibob]

What seems like "just work" to you is pure magic to us. You post it and I'll watch it.

[@MrTexasDan]

Brandon at 50 ... "why do my ears ring?" That Shelby is beautiful!

[@smeeagin8620]

Channel is awesome. Maybe, if the owners agree, do background stories of some of the cars in the shop, and like your doing with the Cummins dually, go through what is happening to them. We just don't see cars like these in Australia and those widebodies are bloody beautiful. Really enjoy the laid-back attitude you have in the shop. Keep doing exactly what you have been doing.

[@srcazier]

I don't comment much, but I watch a ton load of youtube. Are you kidding me. You guys are hitting it out of the park in so many ways. Filming techniques. Content and your comfort behind and in front of the camera, WOW! I am a fan of '57 Chevy, but who doesn't love every muscle car. As far as shirts and merch. You really have to use your unique icons that you have evolved and will continue to evolve. Just take each challenge and develop it naturally. Also. Keep Carricker by your side. He will inspire you. It's obvious "he cares" about you. Keep up the GREAT work.

[@silentepsilon888]

I like to see a mix of content. I love watching experts build and manufacture from sheet metal to finished part, but I also love to see a car showcase like the one in this video today. It makes your channel interesting and shows the variety of work you do and expertise you and your crew have. Any car you want to (and can) showcase is welcomed. Thanks for asking for our input!

[@ericallen1045]

Aside from Demos build I don’t think a certain car build is where it’s at, just the how things are done is really interesting to watch.

[@DebR57]

I agree.

[@samgraham4608]

I agree as well keep up the good work man

[@jolvergan7878]

It's interesting to see the minute things done. Things I wouldn't normally think of doing. That's why these guys are rad!

[@vadonbarnabas]

Indeed!

[@NickVanRegenmorter]

I love learning the random tech tip and just like seeing the day to day projects

[@gungadinn]

I enjoy the work you have done as well as the thought process that goes into it. Having grown up in the muscle car era, all I remember was suspensions and brakes that didn't work, body and trunks that leaked when it rained and 5-6,000 mile tune ups. There isn't a new Ford Mustang, Chevy Camaro, or Dodge Challenger build today that wouldn't beat one of the old muscle cars either on a road course or 1/4 mile drag strip event. I've done 5 body off restorations (65 GTO, 66 Mustang, 2-69 Chevelles, and a big block 68 Dart GTS). I've got an English wheel, panel bead roller, roller, a spot and stud welder) Average time of rebuild, 18 months. Thoroughly like watching metal fabricators which is a lost art, do their thing. As for what to do next? Possibly follow a new build, from incoming assessment, design phase, tear down, rusty panel removal, new metal fabrication, paint and wiring.

[@jameslebner4247]

A good thing i heard from Adam savage the other day is that if you are enthusiastic/passionate about a thing it will be exciting for people to watch. The positivity, the professionalism. It's all good. If you film something that has a big physical change like before and after a paint job that would be fantastic to see. Love the channel!

[@Syltibob]

We need one of these videos about ALL the cars in your shop. They are gorgeous.

[@kerdishajessicajagan459]

I like seeing a project from start to finish keep up the good work

[@loveeveryone5070]

You do a really good job Brandon and I love the way everyone there is so friendly. I wouldnt change anything because you make every video interesting. I cant wait for the one about how the shop got started and how it has grown into what it is! You are knocking it out of the park my man!!!!

[@jasnonya3005]

Great content! Love the Shelby!!! I'd enjoy seeing the 57 Chevy,, being old school, when one could use a$1bill to set points gap and a matchbook to set sparkplug gap..... Of course only in an emergency situation. Im getting very close to 65 yo and have an affinity for the hot rods of my youth. Your shop is top shelf.

[@smokeyrandy7572]

I saw the thumbnail and I got a semi. I friggin' love these cars and love this channel. Keep up the awesome works guys!!

[@MuscleRodShop]

Haha damn right!

[@joew974]

I saw it peaking in front of the Corvette in that video😂 was literally my reaction😂

[@coreybair9426]

What kind of semi? A Peterbilt?

[@dgax65]

I like the idea of highlighting each of the guys working in the shop. They are highly skilled artisans and it would be great to show off their talents while working on the various projects.

[@KrazeeeOne]

Honestly, the daily stuff is awesome. I love following the projects people have going. These "Look what rolled in" are cool to sprinkle in, but for me the money is in those fab/build/project vids.

[@Brady.John87]

You should feature a car but also shoot videos of the work yall do during the day. Maybe pick out a few things yall do at the shop and teach us how you do it such as. Welding, prep and painting, patching body panels ect.

[@heyletsplaythis]

Just do a full walk-through of any restoration and make a playlist out of it. Were each car has its own playlist. So that way if people wanna Watch a particular restoration they can watch the entire thing

[@thomasfisher2879]

I like that idea.

[@doubledarefan]

Like This Old House, but for cars.

[@MoparMan1320]

Great idea!

[@heyletsplaythis]

@@MoparMan1320 thanks. I think it’d be the easiest way. As you should work on whatever car it may be in whatever order is needed to satisfy the customers. We will watch them all and as you release them you just add them to whatever playlist it goes to.

[@zAvAvAz]

Hey yall are cool. Great cars. oh, and i really love the daisies on that blue mopar on the lift. i would really love to see those wheels on TA challenger or a double AAR cuda with all the flat blackout parts and trim on the sick thick rich blue and a big ass flat black broken striping. Would look killer with the double AA R hood and flat black lift off hood. Or a challenger with the lift off TA hood flat blackout hood on a sick blue car And the flat black out TA striping with some P295/60R15 on 15x12 Daisies on the back with mini tubs and rear seats intact.

[@user-zj5rb3xo7d]

That’s a beauty jeez i would do anything to get one of those and great job on these videos they are crazy good 👌🏼

[@ahmedshahabi5311]

Don't say anything people are bad

[@grahampark8651]

I’ve got a superformance mkiii cobra. With the 427.

[@jakejones9502]

As an ex mechanic I really enjoy watching the process of building any car you do. Keep up the great videos.

[@dirk9724]

First of all I want to say great content! I'm glad that Matt started to work with you. In my opinion it would be interesting to follow some of the other projects you guys are working on. So it's the same idea as what your doing with the demo cuda, but then focussed on the other projects. Following those projects from time to time and see the progress and to specify what is going to be worked on next and to eventually see that result.

[@endrminr8386]

2 reasons I stay: showcases and car building. keep those coming, and Ill keep watching! I dont know your workflow for cars, but a few videos on each car showing main steps, problems and solutions as you go, interspersed with a few videos like this showcasing special cars as they come in.

[@bambooburgler]

As far as my comments: FULL SPEED AHEAD, Bro. You're doing an awesome job at this. Love the channel, style of videos, content of videos, all of it. 🏆👌🏻

[@ahmedshahabi5311]

I would like to see series on new build like the cuda but with the process not just updates and yeah keep it going 👍

[@michaelmooney7375]

Brandon, it would be interesting to me to have a video, or videos, with members of your crew showcasing their skill in each area. You're putting out great videos, thank you.

[@jeffstull2534]

Your channel is really cool. I was a mechanic back in the early 70's and worked on a lot of hotrods. Brings back alot of memories. Keep it up and show us lots of your shop and the custom stuff you are doing. Be cool guys.

[@santhony1978]

I'd like to see the '57 Chevy. They haven't had much attention in a while.

[@chrisarend9861]

Watching a car progress through a build is the most interesting to me. Several cars, even better. Look forward to ALL your videos.

[@Jboothby81]

Contents been great so far. I’m glad you’re having shirts made. I was actually going to ask if you had merch available to purchase.

[@jdsoundwaco]

You can do what a lot of people do , multi themes. Feature cars that are built, building of killer rides and some of the tips and tricks. You are off to a great start. I would say that building should be the top with a thrown in tips and "how these guys do it" and a (bi-)weekly feature ride. Love the channel so far

[@EthanMWproud]

Love the content let’s see some more of that 57 Chevy

[@jarhunter3206]

I want to see how its coming along too, all cars are sweet but that one stands out

[@Milk_truck_man_]

Although I'm not a huge fan of MOPAR, I like this channel because you're so enthusiastic and this is clearly something you love doing. Keep it up.

[@tone-j8935]

57 Chevy, looking forward to hearing how y'all got started.

[@aaronb7990]

9:30 I like the mix of content so far. -Build progression series. Should do some for the other cars. -Car biographies like this one. You have good automotive knowledge and are doing great in the 'cut out the boring stuff' department. This 12 min was probably about perfect for a walk around video and a ride-along/drive segment could probably go 20ish. - 'Around the shop' videos. The little things that pop up along the way, like a 10ish min follow along for picking up a major part for one of the cars for example. Biggest part is recording and narrating the whole thing so its a fluent story line, and you seem to be able to do that well.

[@GolfingwithGrant]

We need a Cleetus McFarland collab!

[@jamesshawjr5299]

Hell Yeah Brother!

[@Tim-is-short]

I enjoy watching a car go through the entire build process. Seeing it transform along the way is fascinating, especially when you have someone explaining the process and making it a learning experience. You could just pick any vehicle and follow the process along really. Unusual custom builds are always good too. I like seeing the ideas people come up with (I mean, it was Matt's car that brought a lot of us here!). Maybe a car design submission from a viewer or an in-shop design contest? Something you could auction off, get really crazy with it. But most importantly it has to be something you enjoy. It makes all the difference when the content is something the content maker is passionate about. Have fun doing something and we'll have fun watching it.

[@VENOMS_WRAITH]

Something on that '57 Chevy you mentioned would be awesome.

[@jarhunter3206]

Yes more videos on the 57!!!!! !!

[@Blb573]

I like seeing a build from start to finish. Car rolls in, gets gutted, show most cuts and test fits to make sure stuff fits, roll out a complete car.

[@carmenpuccio5077]

This would be a big undertaking, but maybe a future event where any of your past customers all show up together for a car show of your work.

[@bradstubbings9871]

God I love your channel, a lot of beautiful cars. Glad you started a KZbin channel. Awesome work. We just love the fabrication of the bodies and frames. We think that you should keep them coming, also love the skillful painting. Not all of youtubers show everything, they do it off camera and then you see it finished. We love watching the build and even more the talking along the way. Don't have Instagram or Facebook KZbin all the way. The people who post on those forums forget about those of us old schoolers. I wonder which ones get the most views.

[@jonny555ive]

My anxiety: SHUT THE CAR DOOR !! Muscle rod shop: SCREW YOUR FEELINGS !!!!!

[@nicholasreid1433]

I would also love to see anything on the old Plymouth’s you guys have built or if you guys are doing any superbird roadrunner or any other roadrunners you may have in the build process that would be so cool. I would also love to see more of the builds you guys are working on even if they’re from scratch like the cudda build it’s awesome to watch you guys go through the design and build process definitely would love to see more of those types of videos that show off your shops skills as well as your amazing builds! Other than that man love your channel love old style muscle cars like this and can’t wait to see it grow and expand brotha!!

[@bradleyd6000]

Wow. Even though it's a replica, you just don't see Shelby Daytona's. Any car project would be great to watch IMO. We're all into cars so it's all good.

[@k8e971]

Brandon your channel is great, I have always has a thing for muscle cars and you give the in depth info as if I was standing right there next to you. Way better than walking a show and talking to the owners. Love it and can't wait to get some merch to rep your shop. I think I might be crushing on you a little bit, your videos always bring a smile and motivation for the day. Thanks for bringing us along!

[@w23r41]

i can watch everything

[@shaneroberts699]

I truthfully love your Channel. I'm glad Matt introduced us so to speak. You put out some seriously bad ass work you need to keep it up. I'll probably watch whatever you post. I would like to see you do a 63 Lincoln Continental four-door. Muscle rodded to the hilt.

[@wilstandridge7388]

Hey brother hook us up by starting a custom build from jump street, each episode is a different part of the build, going on till completion, if it takes up to say like fifty episodes... Like Matt's abandoned mansion project, from start till done.

[@z06doc86]

That Daytona Coupe looks awesome! Looks good in that silver paint with lighter silver stripes. Interior looks luxurious and exotic.

[@stanleyshelby7460]

Am patiently waiting on upgrades on Demolition Ranch's Dually...gonna be something else 👏

[@TsMHicks]

I like watching the process of any build and learning how its done. The Cuda project is cool, but I want to see how a shop like this works. Everyone is friendly, comical, sense of humor and down to earth and it is capturing

[@xSamWaynex]

When he said "you only get one shot" who else thought of Lose Yourself by Eminem?

[@folkewigg]

I love the build series from start to finish. The way you explain every step of the way and the taught process behind it! Every car you build seems interesting to be honest. Awesome work dudes!!

[@Eagle8599]

Yeah, after watching this video, I now believe in "car porn". 🤣🤣🤣

[@okeythomas8001]

That what it is none of this could make it up my driveway : )

[@lcampbe7]

Definitely THE entire build process of any car and highlight vehicles that you guys have access to

[@robertdaone]

The first gen Viper GTS always reminded me of these old Shelby Daytonas. Love the looks of both cars!

[@aabenhus]

What a sweet looking car. Man they really made some cool looking cars back in the day. Like works of art.

[@terrynorris5037]

I'm not really a car guy but that car is a work of art.

[@kylewilliams5085]

I'm not big into cars but I really like the videos and they are actually really well done and edited and I love the intro. I just like seeing the process of a build and the walkthrough of the cars you have in the shop keep up the good work

[@dikdark6831]

Thanks for sharing the Daytona. What a sweet ride. Good to hear it doesn’t just sit in a garage collecting dust. Like all the videos so far.

[@randallmason9687]

I am glad to see that the owner drives it! Super cool ride! There is a Superformance dealer 1hr south of Me in Columbia S.C. They have a booth at the Charlotte Auto-Fair every year.

[@timrobertson299]

I think it would be interesting to see the steps you go through when doing a wide body, or just a custom build like the DemoCuda , the metal fab involved and how its done, frame mods of builds, body panel fab, most of us car enthusiasts get to see the after product or vehicles in very broken stages of progress but don't actually get to see what it takes, to go from a piece of sheet metal stock to a finished product, you have the facility and the knowledge to make car enthusiasts more knowledgeable as well as appreciative of just what it takes. We do appreciate the time and attention to detail in explaining what you showing us at the time. thanks and keep up the awesome work!

[@Powershift]

They hit the knock-offs with a brass hammer. I had a SuperFormance 427 Cobra, and it came with one. As far as your channel... you guys are doing GREAT!! Keep the muscle cars coming!

[@Taocat1]

Man, you just keep doing what you're doing. I agree. I like watching the process of a car being built. I like you focusing on Matt's car and updating us on the progress. You showed the other Barracuda being built. Focus on those two for now, or show us new stuff that's coming and being built. Then when you get a really cool car like the Shelby coming in, do a video like this. You've got easy content galore and none of us will ever get bored watching it! You make us San Antonian's proud.

[@kriztov265]

Your format so far is great. For myself as a mechanic I love to see your techniques and tools and its a craft thats being lost. Having the showcase of the Shelby is also great and im sure theres plenty of cars around you worth showing. Keep up the good work Brandon and the team.

[@nealdaugherty7110]

I like the history behind each car; then the finished product. Thank you.

[@madmex2k]

Unique cars, builds like the Demo Ranch, tools of the trade/how-tos, personal/family ride features would be cool too.

[@davidshaffer8569]

Love watching the day to day stuff. Watching the fabrication is very interesting and cool to say the least. The in depth look at the finished cars is a must too. But. The day to day and the tutorial of what your doing I think is the go to for me.

[@benjaminkline7301]

I like your technical videos. You do a good job at explaining why, where other channels just cover how.

[@jarhunter3206]

More on the 57 Bel Air!!!! It was a 4 door now it is a 2 door!!! Great work!!!!

[@ronsimpson143]

As an instructional designer, who works with adult learning theory, I am impressed with your ability to teach. It may be a bit rough (because you are not a professional teacher) but you do a damned good job explaining what you are doing, why and the technical background of the steps. Kudos.

[@michaelstamm6314]

I love the daily stuff. Tracking specific cars like you are Demo Ranch's. DR Cuda 1, etc. Camero 1. That way we can see progress on cars, but also see the day to day. I'm really enjoying the cars you video that just show up at the shop.

[@noahsmith8579]

Love watching build process there’s thousands of channels showing off completed cars but very few showing the build process

[@bullseye10x]

I personally really enjoy the fabrication work you do that make all your cars so unique

[@d.d.wulbee]

I have been waiting to buy a black skull logo MRS shirt!

[@Scottoh23]

I’m really enjoying the channel! I’m glad that I found it from watching the demolition ranch and off the ranch content. I don’t really know a lot about muscle cars or many cars in general, I’m really a boat guy. So I don’t know what kind of cars people might want to see here. I know I’d like to see someone restore a vintage bathtub Porsche Streetster.

[@shaunkail9306]

Really like the technical side and all the cool unique cars. Keep it coming. Can't wait for a shop tour.

[@travisreeve8228]

Already great quality content and nonstop immaculate pieces of art. No changes necessary. Thank you for creating your KZbin channel!

[@pascalzugmeyer2921]

69' Charger is my dream so any content or merch related I am happy! Love what you do.

[@shanetomlinson561]

I enjoy the current format of y'all these amazing cars that come in. I love the informational build videos as well.

[@londonkiltmanreview1955]

Of all the car building channels on here, your one shows the dream do come true and make them come true! Great channels and great videos !

[@billdathrill5795]

I think you’re killing it so far. I enjoy the passion you guys have for your art. I became a mechanic because of all the car shows I used to go to all the time. I always wanted to do that kind of work But now I’m just grinding away to provide for my family. You’re reminding me of what it’s like to love being mechanic. Thank you.

[@HenauderTitzauf]

She’s got Avery beautiful voice to sing her song. Great vlog, thanks for sharing!

[@XtremeChiliPepper]

You're doing great so far! Intro is solid, outro's have been cool. I like the idea of 1. Fabrication videos, like the last democuda, 2. Feature videos, like this one, and 3. Visitors stopping by showing off your previous work. The only thing missing so far is the painting process - would be awesome to see!

[@timb3096]

Cool stuff. Love the one off's like this, but would also like to see more of the day to day.

[@andrebedard5210]

Keep doing what your doing. Seeing some of the cars come in and mostly for me seeing the custom work and progress updates on builds are great. Gives my son and wife ideas for when we can rebuild some of our old family cars that we have been lucky to keep over the years

[@seancummings6379]

I really like the mix of content. The build process but also the individual vehicle profiles. I'd definitely like to see more profiles of your individual builds and some driving footage as well.

[@MoparMan1320]

Enjoying the content very much. I appreciate you showing both craftsmanship and mechanical details. I'm not big on reality show drama, so thank you for leaving that out. Myself, a charger/challenger/cuda build would be nice to see...but dang, that Daytona is beautiful!! As for merch...again, being a greybeard...I like old school Speed Shop/drag race style. Keep up the good work!!

[@lundebc]

Seeing Builds are both fun and educational for us hobbyists, but also seeing the end product is great too. You are doing great!

[@ladysmith3988]

So far all your content is interesting. Love the classic muscle cars, the rebuild processes are educational (didn't have a clue about beads), this one was also really cool. Share it all, buddy. Your team's appreciation for it all is contagious.

[@Speechie11]

I want to be as happy and love my job as much as paul does when I am his age. He gives off happy vibes

[@evan_dexter]

Your metal fab work is awesome. Stuff I've never seen before not being near the industry. Very intriguing

[@thomaswoodworth3804]

I want to see a machine shop tour. Show all of the machines that you use like the bead roller and others that you haven’t shown yet. Show how they work, what there purpose is and examples of how you use them on specific cars