Randy's Restomod Daytona on a Hellcat Challenger

[tan top]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RehfY_lDRtg

Steve you got some patience, awesome work ! clever stuff        

Some amazing stuff going on there that's for sure! 
I also like your special tools that you made. 

Happy Holidays to you and your family.

Curt

    

[Stevearino]

Some amazing stuff going on there that's for sure! 
I also like your special tools that you made. 

Happy Holidays to you and your family.

Curt

Thanks Tan Top and Pan Head. Have a Merry Christmas too.

[Stevearino]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K89bkU-qrJs

[panhead]

Thank you for my weekly fix. 

Curt

[Stevearino]

Thank you for my weekly fix. 

Curt

It may be getting a little weak here soon as I have to rinse and repeat the last 3 weeks on the passenger side so just short updates over the next month.

[Stevearino]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRIoyht3qlg

[tan top]

    

[mopar4don]

It's Friday! That means its time for an update from Steve! 

[Stevearino]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PadWa_WL2HU 

[JB400]

Looks better than the carbon fiber copy cats being put out by that one company. Charger roof looks more better than their modified Challenger roof.

[Stevearino]

Looks better than the carbon fiber copy cats being put out by that one company. Charger roof looks more better than their modified Challenger roof.

I have seen those things up close and for $400,000.00 I would want it to look better that is for sure.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmjhG1K9m5c

[panhead]

It's Friday! That means its time for an update from Steve! 

Yes sir, what he said!!

Curt

[Stevearino]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoIdRPLWyIw

[panhead]

Looking good!!!

Thanks for the hose clamp trick!! That's pretty clever   

Curt

[Stevearino]

Looking good!!!

Thanks for the hose clamp trick!! That's pretty clever   

Curt

There is a bunch of stupid stuff like that up in the old skull. Might as well pass it on. Might be helpful.

[Stevearino]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyZItNFSYFo 

[tan top]

   

[Stevearino]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ6Wbq9DIWA

[panhead]

 I totally understand the going backwards thing.

 I did a lot of that building my Daytona replica.
 It's still looking good 

Curt

[Stevearino]

I totally understand the going backwards thing.

 I did a lot of that building my Daytona replica.
 It's still looking good 

Curt

I was looking forward to a week of just bolting up finished work only to have to rework a bunch of stuff I did almost a year ago. That is what makes me laugh when I get the over the top comments on youtube about my genius fabrication skills.  If they only knew.

[WINGIN IT]

Always the way right? 1 step forward 2 steps back.
We've all been there many times. But your dedication is admirable.

So does that mean you are going to have to edit the videos from a year ago too? 

[tan top]

I totally understand the going backwards thing.

 I did a lot of that building my Daytona replica.
 It's still looking good 

Curt

Always the way right? 1 step forward 2 steps back.
We've all been there many times. But your dedication is admirable.

So does that mean you are going to have to edit the videos from a year ago too? 

I was looking forward to a week of just bolting up finished work only to have to rework a bunch of stuff I did almost a year ago. That is what makes me laugh when I get the over the top comments on youtube about my genius fabrication skills.  If they only knew.

  bummer on the gap ! but we all know how it goes    , best to do it now than later or especially  thinking it wont notice much  when its painted or it will be ok , no it wont trust me will drive ya crazy till its perfect or as good as it can be other wise your never be happy with it ,
try explaining panel gaps or body filler & panel shapes  to those who are not into this stuff & they say cant see what your talking about a lot of the time,  & look at ya as if your crazy about re working the panel or again 

  one step forward  two back or even three back because you have had a better idea 

clever stuff & time consuming as always body stuff 

     

[Stevearino]

Always the way right? 1 step forward 2 steps back.
We've all been there many times. But your dedication is admirable.

So does that mean you are going to have to edit the videos from a year ago too? 

No need. Checking my analytics for the channel nobody is watching them anyways

[Stevearino]

I totally understand the going backwards thing.

 I did a lot of that building my Daytona replica.
 It's still looking good 

Curt

Always the way right? 1 step forward 2 steps back.
We've all been there many times. But your dedication is admirable.

So does that mean you are going to have to edit the videos from a year ago too? 

I was looking forward to a week of just bolting up finished work only to have to rework a bunch of stuff I did almost a year ago. That is what makes me laugh when I get the over the top comments on youtube about my genius fabrication skills.  If they only knew.

  bummer on the gap ! but we all know how it goes    , best to do it now than later or especially  thinking it wont notice much  when its painted or it will be ok , no it wont trust me will drive ya crazy till its perfect or as good as it can be other wise your never be happy with it ,
try explaining panel gaps or body filler & panel shapes  to those who are not into this stuff & they say cant see what your talking about a lot of the time,  & look at ya as if your crazy about re working the panel or again 

  one step forward  two back or even three back because you have had a better idea 

clever stuff & time consuming as always body stuff 

     

The customer on this car is really patient and really wants everything to be right. I am trying to not cost him extra money due to oversights on my part but this is all custom work and there is bound to be more than a few hiccups along the way. Even knowing all that it can wear you out cutting into what you thought was finished.

[Stevearino]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhC9ATcES0U