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In my layman's opinion, I too also like the rear bumper and receiver. The truck has really good styling and I like that the fenders open partially with the doors. Nice progress.

Nice work What power plant??

This is cool

I have a 1950 Chevy COE I'm building. I don't care for putting big trucks on small donor chassis and small wheels and tires. My original tires were 38" in diameter. I'm keeping that up front and the rears are semi super singles, 40" in diameter. You do you, but I think these trucks look out of proportion with much less than they were originally intended. In any case, you are getting there. I have a build album of my truck happy to share with you. Maybe give you some ideas.

Looking forward to the build. What gear ratio does the rear end have? How do the track width preliminary measurements look?

Hello Dan & Ashley! My name is Craig. I am also maintaining/restoring a 1951 Ford F1 pickup truck. I am thankful that you have documented and shared your efforts on "Pure Junk". In this video you mention about getting a factory radio with all the latest goodies. Did you get one, if so from where? Can you post information about it? Did you record the installation? My truck (I have not named it yet), has what I think is an original radio, but it does not work. Also it looks like your glove box is missing, mine is missing as well. Did you replace it? I believe the originals were cardboard and there seem to be replacement available on the internet. Any video on that? Thanks!

Psst... When is the LCF going to get some love? 😁

nice job looks good drive it

Cant wait to do this to my motorcycle

Sorry but it looks just like it is. Rubbed back paint. Not patina at all.

This is awesome! Doing poor boy power turbo Ls in my 51 right now. Keep up the great work 👌

The music is a HORRIBLE DISTRACTION!

Dang. My 1980 doesn't have any of those upgrades. No power steering or nothing. I have had to add all of that.

I came across your video while looking for hot rod truck builds. Nice truck project. Your bed modification looks great for a first time attempt. We all learn as we go. Good luck on your build.

Nice. I should be getting my 2024 Supra in a couple of days.

Hey now, that money could have been used to build the LCF!😅 Congrats on the new addition!

I did this on my 1959 f100.. truck came out nice!..

Отлично проделаная работа, подручными средствами, тоже хочу применить Ваш способ на своей машине.

I vote for the gooseneck hauler. That's what I went with and the 4 link rear suspension + air bag setup means I'll have no problems keeping it level too.

Cool looking project you have there. It's almost the same as my 59 viking 50 LCF. Enjoy the jourey

My vote is for a car hauler, unless you already have a gooseneck trailer...I am building a 1950 Chevy COE with flat deck that will hydraulically tilt. Has 48 of rear overhang so the ramps will be short. Build what suits you guys! Looking forward to following your project!

If you wanted to just get the black through paint. Would you skip the brown?

Looks like a fun day...I enjoyed the history!

Great to see Felix out on the trail - knowing you don’t just build but you also enjoy the experience of a job well done!

Had to mute that suck music.

Very nice patina work. I'm curious where you got the fuel cell and it's capacity. If you have a part number that would be great. I am doing the same setup on my 51 Pickup. Thanks and keep up the good work.

Yikes! Adrenaline invoker for sure!

Brings back memories of doing this on Edna

I hadnt heard Faux-tina when i had to touch up the rear fenders on Edna. I just called it my graffiti paint job lol

Great looking truck!! We have a few patina videos on our channel with our 50 F1 Edna

cool thanks for sharing your video...ill be using your technique on my Beetle

Looks good.

I enjoy your posts, thx

What turquoise was used?

Best patina job i have seen

What was the name of the company that sold the door mechanism? Thanks

Can I buy your old outside O/S door handle please - mine has just snapped - I'm in UK and can't find a regalement over here. I prefer used as my panel van is dripping in Patina - rust ! Thank you.

Felix is awesome mate, great work 🤘🏼

I have two 1981 Toyota pickup 4x4.

I love watching women paint! 2 whole coats of black paint on that much square footage,and she ain't got a drop on herself!!! I'd look like I was wearing black gloves!

Awesome technique, horrible music

Good advice, “finish one system at a time.” I often get overwhelmed with how much work has yet to be done.

U gotta be kidding me I was thinkin of buying one of those trucks and 2j swapping it cause no one has it but ig not good luck on the badass build tho would love to see how u do it and how it comes out

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I recommend soft jaws for your bench vise - same process but no marring of your fittings 😁

Thank for the video, but I’m finding it to be impossible to get the clearance to remove the inside door handle with the window in the door.

Just did this on my 50 F1. BUT, I replaced everything from the Cowls, firewall, floorboard and rear bottom of cab. Now it looks like a brand new cab. Good luck with the project. I'm here because I am deciding on a firewall cover. So many different ones to choose from.

Hi. I have a 58 Chevy Apache. I ordered all new fenders and doors. Could I paint primer on the new fenders or would I need to do sanding ? I also doing the patina look

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one of the best videos out there on patina, love the fact no air gun just primitive tools and elbow grease . nice job .