Making Rare Cars From Sheets Of Metal

Al and Dan talk about how to hammer form sheets of metal into cars, what tools are needed and how to use those tools. Big thanks to Covell for sending us some of their tools to try out.

[@deldridg]

Beautiful work and marvellous to watch. It's so heartening to see skills like these survive... and at the end of it you'll have one of, if not the most beautiful looking car ever built (IMHO). Cheers and thank you from Sydney - Dave

[@GospodinJean]

incredible! If they don't use ear mufflers though, I believe they are going to go deaf.... so much hammering

[@gentlerowdy]

can you show us some videos of how you patch the metal sheets togeather

[@davidhannah943]

Magic!

[@kenken-sr2vq]

What gauge metal do you use?

[@buvva11]

Greate , hola from mexico 👍

[@charlieharper981]

I've seen less waves in the ocean than on that car.

[@jcerullo5015]

It not finished yet Ferrari's were built by hammer and dolly's the British used a english wheel

[@robinshaikh3909]

4yrs

[@aarondalton2223]

Noone ever built bodies with a hammer and dollie. The Italians used a powered hammer that was partially made of wood to shrink and stretch. These guys are goons! This is a hammer and dolly commercial.

[@Kylescaife]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but that looks like a human being shaping the metal, not a rare car.