In this video I repair the front passenger fender on my 1932 Ford build To support this channel please checkout www.lgspeedkustom.com/shop Thanks for watching
Great show Lee.Really like when you screw up and tell us you did. THats real hot rodding. My grand son asked whats the pile in the barn? Told him its called a hot rod...we have been putting it back together for years he is13 and getting into it....thanx again VIn and Pop
Nice work per usual 👍. I enjoyed the reference to that “one guy” that didn’t think your welding/methods were up to standard on your previous cowl vent repair…. What a goose he was.
A very satisfying result on the fender. And the one you cut up can also be repaired by somebody that has time and is not on the clock. The more you keep chipping away at it the better it gets. Take care all the best to you and yours.
Good job on the fender. Really good job because you have me thinking of fenders for my roadster. Just need to find a set reasonably priced (cheap) Enjoyed the video 👍
Hey Lee - fantastic work ! Looks like your pencil took a poop - Ha Ha. I find a full fender '32 looks bitchin low and from the front. The chop looks perfect ! Can't to see what you do next !
There's a guy named Carl that makes those things is Carl's customs I believe they call it and he can make those things to work that metal with like you're wanting He's on CZcams
@@LGKustoms That isn"t what i meant to say...I should have said a "well equipped metal shaper". You don't have a power hammer, Pullmax, flanger, etc. With the proper equipment a skilled metal shaper could make that patch quickly. Sorry for the poorly worded comment.
Hey Lee,nice job! What's the plan with running boards? You have new rubber? I'm at the same point with my deuce and I've read on the hamb about gluing the rubber on with the right stuff. Any thoughts? BTW,I will be using Bob drake repro rubber for running boards,they're gonna look awesome! And the fenders make these cars look much more graceful.
Great show Lee.Really like when you screw up and tell us you did. THats real hot rodding. My grand son asked whats the pile in the barn? Told him its called a hot rod...we have been putting it back together for years he is13 and getting into it....thanx again VIn and Pop
Nice work per usual 👍. I enjoyed the reference to that “one guy” that didn’t think your welding/methods were up to standard on your previous cowl vent repair…. What a goose he was.
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Great work! Coming together nicely! Go LG Kustoms, keep moving forward!
Keep winging it, looking good!
Nicely done, that radius gauge is a pretty cool tool. 💯🆒
It sure is!
Awesome job fender looks awesome well done 🛠️🇨🇦🛠️🇨🇦
Thanks for sharing, always interesting!
Nice save on that fender Lee! Gonna be a cool 32!
🎉nice work Lee
Nice job
A very satisfying result on the fender. And the one you cut up can also be repaired by somebody that has time and is not on the clock. The more you keep chipping away at it the better it gets. Take care all the best to you and yours.
Great job on the fenders
Thanks
good show realy like it 😎👍
Looking good there! Good work again.
Thank you! Cheers!
Great work Lee!
Thank you! Cheers!
Little by little Lee 😎
Good job on the fender. Really good job because you have me thinking of fenders for my roadster. Just need to find a set reasonably priced (cheap) Enjoyed the video 👍
Well I have some less than great fenders I’d sell cheap! Haha
Good job man 👍
Awesome job on the fender!!! Looks great!!! 😎👍
Nice Job despite that one guy. Fenders look great, can't wait to see the running boards inplace. Cheers.
Coming soon!
Another great video -- Nice Job ---- Stay the course, you get over the hump
That's the plan!
The full fender hot rods are best you don't see the suspension gives the car a more classy look the fender turned out great
Awesomeness 👍
Nice job Lee you're definitely gifted you know your shit for a guy to own his own shop and work it primerally by himself I.e the wife helps out lol!
Thanks man
Lee,
Tell me you have cut wood at least once on that table saw 😂. Love your videos.
I did rip down a 2x4 a few months ago for a home improvement project.
Did not know about the fender gap factory flaw. Very interesting. Are there many other known sheet metal flaws on the early 30's Fords?
Hey Lee - fantastic work ! Looks like your pencil took a poop - Ha Ha. I find a full fender '32 looks bitchin low and from the front. The chop looks perfect ! Can't to see what you do next !
Thanks
Is the title of this episode " Fender Splendor"?
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There's a guy named Carl that makes those things is Carl's customs I believe they call it and he can make those things to work that metal with like you're wanting He's on CZcams
A good metal shaper could make that part out of 19 gage in about an hour and save the original finder.
Guess I’m not a good metal shaper…
@@LGKustoms That isn"t what i meant to say...I should have said a "well equipped metal shaper". You don't have a power hammer, Pullmax, flanger, etc. With the proper equipment a skilled metal shaper could make that patch quickly. Sorry for the poorly worded comment.
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Hey Lee,nice job! What's the plan with running boards? You have new rubber? I'm at the same point with my deuce and I've read on the hamb about gluing the rubber on with the right stuff. Any thoughts? BTW,I will be using Bob drake repro rubber for running boards,they're gonna look awesome! And the fenders make these cars look much more graceful.
I was planning on upholstering the running boards
@@LGKustoms thought you might say that!
Thanks for your video you said I should have a tig welder do you have one with a extra cooler?
Yes, mine has a water cooled torch.
Good job on the fender