Well after a fun filled night of computer crashes and vile mumbling under my breath about the state of my deadlines for Autorestomod, I am back at it. The newest video goes live tomorrow.
While I was away in San Diego for my Nephews graduation from Marine boot camp, we topped 700 views on the first video. Impressive. thanks to all of you that have gone out and helped make us a success. Now, I'm going to take a nap. Jet lag. You know. We've got too much good information for one segment and not enough to call it two whole segments so we're posting two parts to finalize our paint segment. Next week we install a booster that practically falls in the engine bay and close out our first episode! Woot! On THURSDAY! We've had a hard time getting them up until this week. But we're learning. Yeah, sure, maybe it is two steps forward and one back but hey, it is progress! Check out the latest release on our lead in page and go to YouTube and comment. We love to hear from you. Well we should have the next segment of the videos up by tonight...in theory. We love YouTube for it's open platform but DANG it has been hard to get good reliable info on uploading high rez files. OK we'll stop whining. No really. Jeff We've been wanting to do some stuff on Camaro/Firebird but have not found a good candidate--until now. We recently came across Ray's Rod and Custom in nearby New Ellington, South Carolina. Nicely it is a complete rod shop with all the amenities accept air conditioning. BUT more importantly, Ray is just starting on a ground up restoration of a '69 Z/28 Camaro. We figured that this was a golden opportunity to "do" a Camaro without having to umm "do" a Camaro. Not that we don't want to do one, it's just that if we brought home another car Gina and Carla would kill Vinnie and me. And we don't want to die yet. We hope to have the next installment up by Friday. What a learning curve we've had! We hope that you are enjoying the videos and we hope to improve with each episode. Thanks for all the support and we appreciate each one of you! Jeff Here is what we have up now! you can also hit the videos straight from our site go >>HERE<< Below is a synopsis of what we are up to as of JulPart 1 of How not to die in a salvage yard segment from Episode One. How not to die in a salvage yard is an informative and fun video about being safe in a junk yard and getting the classic car parts you came for. Part 2 of How not to die in a salvage yard segment from Episode One. How not to die in a salvage yard is an informative and fun video about being safe in a junk yard and getting the classic car parts you came for. Up July 17th 2010 in this episode: Part 3 Body work basics introduction, tips on what to look for in classic car paint and body from award winning restoration guru Alan Sheply. We also look at areas of concern on any classic car. Gaps in doors, leaded seams. Up July 23 2010 in this episode: An easy power booster installation for your vintage Mustang | Contributors:
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