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Sooo having watched the second video already I know you are in for a whole load of work! Looking forward to seeing more.

Geez that's a whole lot of work on something under the floor. Wonder why they made it so complex in the first place.

You definitely have your hands full on this one. There will be a fortune in steel alone.

Great job Glen. Looks like you will need lots of template material so you better get after it😂. I contacted vavavoom that put me onto Windy hill auto in Minnesota and they put me in to desert valley in phoenix that put me on to rocky mountain relics in Colorado that finaly had some 40 dodge coupe parts. Thanks for the tip. Cheers for now

Amazing work Glen, the before and after gives this project hope, it’s in the right hands, and look at the bright side you’ll have to step up the beer drinking, lol, this is a page turner hope we have another video soon, have a great Sunday my friend 😀😀

Right on Glen! Awesome results. 👍

Thats heap of work before the mountain of repairs.

Holy Cow! It may be easier to build one from scratch. Are there any remanufactured panels available?

Lots of work, you'll be a pro when your done with this one. Cheers.

This will be a challenging build, your the right fellow for the job, carry on Glen. 🫵🏼💯🆒

Ohhh my goodness 😳 You did an awesome repair job. You are going to need a lot more beer cad so you and your friends need to drink more beer 😅 I feel like your channel name should be changed to the Miracle Worker!!! This has to be the most difficult job or at least one of the most difficult projects I have ever seen done.

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Good lord Glen! Is this the last one of these cars on the face of the earth? I love a good train wreck, so I'll be watching. Cheers from Iowa

Looking forward to watching this I always get some good ideas for your work 👍🏼I always find with these big projects you have to look at the good points the roof should be easy 😂take it easy mate 👍🏼😎🇳🇿🍻

You have your hands full this time. Looking forward to seeing it happen.

Those are nice and rare cars. My first attempt to building a Hotrod was a 38 Plymouth coupe. Unfortunately it was gone so far. My skills just were not there and I didn't have much in the tool department. My second Plymouth was in Much better shape. It was a very solid car but I was going thru a divorce and had no place to keep it. I think I sold it for 2.500.00 to some guys from California. Ohhh yeah it was a convertible and very complete. ☹️☹️

Let me know a good time to pick up that '59!

Great video Brotha!

Hey Glen. Well, it looks like you have your work cut out for you for the next year. At least the rims are not rotted out. Ha-Ha. Take care my friend and stay safe. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍🍁

Wow that's going to be a big job! I had a 1938 Chrysler imperial rumble seat coupe that after owning for 20 years I sold it because I couldn't find any parts. I learned the hard way that Imperial parts are not the same as the Royale.

Looks like it's gonna be a cool project but where the hell do you start. Looking forward to it. I'm looking for body parts for my 40 Dodge coupe which is hard enough but that Plymouth is even more rare. You must have some connections or maybe your viewers can help. Thanks for sharing. Cheers for now

You should be able to whistle that together in a week or two! I appreciate your commitment to keeping me entertained this winter. Cheers

You are going to end up with a whole new car

This is going to make for some good content, it will make a regular rust repair look like a walk in the park, make sure to save some before footage to add to the final , she has a really cool look, going to look awesome after you work your magic, have a great week Glen and catch you in a bit,😀😀

Glen I'm in! 👍

Wow. That’s a project Glen. Some major ventilation and filler. Not fun at all.

Starting a new career, Glen's Hemi Shop?

That was very cool Glen, you have a good understanding of the modern computer controlled power plants, sure wish i did. 🫵🏼💯🆒

Great stuff Glen, I was able to wire my hotrod with an old school Mopar B block with a carb with not too many head aches but I now know that I wont be doing what you have done. My brain is still spinning just watching. WELL DONE !!! Thanks for sharing. Cheers for now from Edmonton

Good video Glen, the motor really sounds nice, you are going to have a happy customer, and awesome work getting everything squared away, catch you on the next one 😀😀

That's a lot of wiring to mess around with. Looks like a good start to your project.

Good on you Glen...reckon you needs to do a detailed schematics diagram and make it available to other guys...At a cost obviously, can't put a price on wisdom

Wow! Your good! I need for you to make me a wire harness for my 5.7 to go in my 68. Nice work!

You're a better man than me Glen... Halfway through I would have used the wiring harness to hang myself.

Yep Glen pretty impressive! Nice work. 👍

Hey Glen good to see you are back on the 59 build. 🫵🏼🆒💯

Hi Glen, great to see you out in the shop, and nice to see the 59 again, looking forward to seeing more, have a good week and catch you soon 😀😀

I loved that, it was great. You got to send that to Brent Spiner.🤣🖖

Keep trucking

Thanks for the up date Glen. Cheers

I'm glad to know you're not just sitting in the air conditioning watching cat videos. Cheers and all the best from a pretty toasty shed

👋 Glen. 👍

Looking good Glen. That poor Ontario frame makes me cry. Our work truck looks the exact same. It’s in the right hands now though.

That a beautiful truck. Do you still have it?

Love the hemi in a ram2500 I had. Even liked the Bruce Jenner 545RFE behind it. Just make sure to change that oil pump when u get one.

Cool thanks for watching

Be fun to see what that Hemi drops into.👍

Cool cool, I’ll be waiting 👍👍

What are you putting the Hemi into?

Excellent Glen, you build everything stout, it will look great, catch you on the next one, have a fantastic weekend😁😁