Centering of Chevelle Frame Restoration Project With Lou Santiago On Garage Insider TV
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- čas přidán 9. 03. 2020
- In this installment of Garage Insider TV, Lou Santiago on his Chevelle show us the beginning steps of the chassis work. He's starting the process of centering the Chevelle frame on the chassis table so that he knows it's square. While he's at it, you're going to get to see him weld up some holes! Got to have it strong!
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Lou!! (can I call you Lou?) This is exactly the kind of video I was looking for to learn from. Thank you, thank you Sensei.
Dam I'm glad I found Your channel Lou. Loved your style ever since the first Muscle Car shows!!!!!
Lou keep rolling
First, thank you for you service Lou. Thanks for starting this channel. I like your style and passion for teaching us...
Thank you i am glad I found you been watching your shows for years and years
Hey Lou, Every time I see you ol "blue hair" comes to mind. I freakin loved that build....the faux 6-banger exhaust tip still makes me smile. Looking forward to your video's.
Cool tips. Your grinding in the same manner that you sand primer or filler. In a multi directional X pattern.
Dude. I always watched the shows you were in. You know how to weld and fabricate. I have learned a lot. Thanks.
2:59 While it is still really bright light. The hood filters the damaging wavelengths. It is a function of the glass not the electronics. So you can take some comfort knowing that even when you forget to turn it on, it is still considerably safer than flashing yourself with nothing on.
The real masters are great teachers.
Glad to see you guys back.
Get 'em Lou!
Keep up the good work you show people how easy it can be done and they can do the work in their own home or garage I remember you on PowerNation long time ago
Great tips on how to grind.
Another tip for people who are new to grinding metal is a blue or black sharpie is your best friend you can cover the part you are grinding it'll show where you ground and where you haven't ground.
Lou is the dude!
Master at your craft !
Great instruction video Lou. I've been watching 2007 MuscleCar episode when you were building the '67 LeMans. (Because I am currently restoring MY '67 LeMans that I've owned since 1975) I'm glad I found you again. Thanks for sharing your skills and most of all, thank you for your Service to our Country. Subscribed.
Great tip Lou 👍👍🇨🇱
Missing the videos. Great to see your channel.
Daily grind lol great vid.
Great grinding tip. Thanx for sharing your knowledge.
Putting this video to work right now! Thanks for the tips!
Great information.
Ok, as usual, late for the party, keg is floated, etc.. :D So glad I found this, FANTASTIC to see you doing what you do best, which teaching and working on the rides! Maybe do some google ads to get your numbers up and get more eyes on this? Seriously - I was heartbroken when I saw there was a new season of the other show and yooze guys weren't there.
Hi Lou, Great too see you back man. Love your work.
I have a 69 Chevelle myself and want to stiffen up the frame. I just put on the body over the frame, but I can pull it back off. Look forward to seeing more of the Chevelle build.
What girding disk type and grit were you using?
Hey Lou ru going to Carlisle GM national this year I would like to talk to you in person
clue your buddy bad chad i to this
Hey lou what would you charge to do my 69 chevelle ?
Cause everyone has a chassis frame table sitting around in their garage ! 🤔
You can do something similar with jackstands and buckets of water. This way is just more professional
what happened to car fix
Car Fix has new hosts now and they suck.
Man I saw car fix the other day I'm done with motor trend! The channel has gone downhill.
If you need to show someone how to grind, 🤔
You spend way too much time on explaining things and showing the process. Exactly how much of a video needs to be dedicated to showing how to fill a hole in a frame? In reality 60 seconds is more than enough. Content is more than just making a video long.
I don’t even like the show. I won’t watch it more than 20...25 times...