1936 Chevy Coupe Hot Rod Build - One Year In Ten Minutes!

2020 was the year of the Lock Down. I decided to make the best of a bad situation and build my hot rod, years ahead of schedule.

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[mapleholler]

A friend of my Dad had a 36 Chevy coupe. My dad helped him build it. The sectioned the dash from a 57 Chevy and put it in the 36. I last saw it in the late 70s. Beautiful car. Yours looks great too. Thanks for the video and memories.

[laurensmith]

Nice build ! Im starting a 41 chev coupe and the video answered a miriad of questions in my mind about the direction to go. That steering set up was ingenious. Thanks for sharing!

[VinoRatRodbuilds]

One thing that I've enjoyed, is every time you needed something you'd just shake the shelves, and something would fall out and you'd make it work. great creativity Dave

[Mr.BigweldNBTX]

Love the video. straight to the point, great work ! The ones who actually work on their cars will appreciate all the work you put into it without having to see every detail .

[hankpugh]

I definitely have enjoyed watching your build, and look forward to your videos. Im just an old stock car guy and have built a few roundy round cars but nothing for the street. I sure enjoyed your being humble and dealing with adversity (learning process) and the help youve had from your viewers (and Ted of course) helping with advice and guidance and your perseverance. Pretty cool a guy can build this in his driveway/garage with basic tools.. Looking forward to you enjoying all your hard work and driving your dream.

[nigelgarraway]

Hello. I really appreciate your videos because I have a 1936 Oldsmobile 4 door sedan which is very similar to your car. I am about to tackle the sagging doors with a plan similar to yours. It's nice to see that it worked. I am also " hot rodding" the car. Don't have the same skill set as you but I'm getting there with the help of friends and beer. Your car looks nice. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.

[Darrin_Wyatt]

A great achievement sir, I forgot how long I been watching. You must feel like one of the moonshiners driving down those back roads.

[glenmiller]

A real accomplishment Dave, considering you started this one after getting kicked in the you know where on the last build and what you started with. I'll be following your channel what ever your working on.

[chrishay]

Always great to see a good honest home built rod getting built.

[jimpuglisi]

I did the same thing with my 49 Chevy gasser at halloween lol nice job

[teeent]

What a project and what a ride Dave.. thanks for sharing this journey with us.

[cinemask]

Excelent job bro! Greetings from México

[RoyMarkosGarageRMG]

My apologies, I thought I commented on the video, but a bit late... so great work here, and keep these coming, I'm amazed how many guys got cars finished in 2020... I wonder how many will be done in 2021

[theuniquefoundations]

The build, the music

it hit the spot

[richardsanborn]

man that was nice when you got it great find

[cameronbyrnesgarage]

Awesome Dave ! Congratulations on a job well done!

[buckola]

That was some pretty slick editing there Dave. Thanks!!

[brianbloom]

Nice build, Great to see it get done right the first time, Good luck with it.

[TurlosGarage]

Wow! I can’t believe how young you looked when you started this project.

[AndysDogHouse]

Hey Dave. Nice video. I watched all of your videos from the bring home to the drive from home. It's been a journey for sure. Thanks for sharing.🍁👍👍