Great job Kyle they look bloody mint mate.. Your workmanship and technique are awesome.. I'd be quite happy to have a set of your hand made tubs mate.. Can't wait to see you get them in the (Z) mate..👌👍
@@TheRestoShed mate I'm no different to you I use what I have in my garage at home.. I prefer to fabricate something from scratch then purchase it if I can make it on my own.. I get more satisfaction doing it myself.. I never thought of doing mine from scratch like yours would've saved me around $450
I wanted to buy, but the wait times were astronomical. Much of the reason why I have held off doing this part of the tub job on my HZ was because I was waiting for the wheel tubs to come back in stock. For less money I can go out and get some supplies and make something that will do the same job and can add another shaping technique to my book of tricks.
good on ya mate, good to see another Aussie classic being restored. cheers
Woah this was very impressive! Bloody awesome
Nice work.
As always great job!
Dude, just hurry up and open your own shop. Your a beast. Love it
Haha thanks mate.
Nice!!! They turned out really well.
Look great Gary just make sure you get all the scale of the steel. 👍👌
Thanks mate.
I will be acid washing the scale off once they’re welded in.
Nice work keep at it😊, from a Old school panel beater fabricator by trade 👍
Have a great weekend 👊
Cheers🍻🍺 KC 🇦🇺🤝🇦🇺😎👍
Thanks mate you too 🙏🏼
Well done mate they look sweet! 👌🏻
Keep up the great work mate I really enjoy watching your videos 👍👍👍 it’s going to be a great car once finished
Thanks mate. I’m enjoying the build.
Awesome job Gary your definitely not afraid to give new stuff a go well done 👍
Thanks Gary 🙏🏼
They look awesome 👌
Great work mate!!
Thanks mate 🙏🏼
Great job Kyle they look bloody mint mate..
Your workmanship and technique are awesome..
I'd be quite happy to have a set of your hand made tubs mate..
Can't wait to see you get them in the (Z) mate..👌👍
Thanks mate. I’m happy with them but there is room for improvement.
Good enough for what I intend on doing with the car anyway.
@@TheRestoShed mate I'm no different to you I use what I have in my garage at home..
I prefer to fabricate something from scratch then purchase it if I can make it on my own..
I get more satisfaction doing it myself..
I never thought of doing mine from scratch like yours would've saved me around $450
I wanted to buy, but the wait times were astronomical. Much of the reason why I have held off doing this part of the tub job on my HZ was because I was waiting for the wheel tubs to come back in stock.
For less money I can go out and get some supplies and make something that will do the same job and can add another shaping technique to my book of tricks.