How to build a custom center console

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Tim at Steve Holcomb Pro Auto Custom Interiors shows me how they make there custom center console..very good information...check it out!!

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There's a couple of profound statements in this video:

10:43 "Everybody knows somethin' you don't. Pay attention, right?"
12:44 "It's not how good you are. It's how good you fix your mistakes. Some of my best work has been hiding mistakes."

T

Sometimes you see a "how to" video and realize that there's no way in hell you can do it and make it look good. This is one of those times. Tim really knows his stuff. I know I can't do what he does, but the talk about using PVC foam and sheet was informative for some lesser, easier projects I want to do. Thanks for making this video.

johnnyanonyme

That was an AWESOME job!! But I loved that quote, because it's so TRUE!! "Quality is remembered, long after the price is forgotten"..

nonameisthename

I wish there was YouTube when I was in high school. In 1978 I had to find people who could teach me, or try ti figure it out from articles in Hot Rod Magazine. You do great work. Thanks for the video.

Aikidoman

Glad to see something made without using fiberglass molds. Nothing beats hand made to fit each vehicle. As you're sure to get that eagle eye treatment.

Great Stuff

WizzRacing

Scottie might ask questions, or say things that give you the impression he doesn't know much about the things he covers but.... He has the coolest videos & I'm a HUGE fan of his videos:) keep Up The Good Work Bro!

MrKboat

Tim you do fantastic creations and have the attitude of a humble person, Keep creating those beautiful consoles.

mikemeadows

Scottie, i think a large portion of us car builders out there would love to see some more of thes How To videos with the pros like this ... it was so informative and gave me so many ideas of what i want to do to my cars.. .. love all your videos and awesome work you do to bring up us videos of these awesome cars

charger

Very nice work. But on a positive note, you can do this at home guys and for cheap! Don't be discouraged by the 20k price. He's earned that from having years of experience but this can be done for less than 50$ without the cost of leather of coarse. You could wrap in many things tho. And you can build the frame with sheetmetal, wood, plastic old signs(ha). Keep it simple. And then be proud of your shit. Thanks Scotty

RFamilyR

It's all done with PVC Sheet and Heat...The side parts are cut out of the same stuff....it gets flexible when you heat it...when it cools...it gets stiff again when it cools....

ScottieDTV

Tim. You are a true craftsman. To spend a couple weeks with you would be priceless to anyone. I hope you pass on your skills to younger generation. True Craftsman are dieing bread.

bearez

Truly amazing to watch an artist work. I too am a craftsman but I've never had the opportunity to work with PVC foam or expensive leather, but I really appreciate the chance to watch. I work in woods and steel but nothing nearly this exotic. You have inspired me to attempt a console for my 89 F150. Nothing too fancy but I have a better understanding of how to approach the challenge. I especially appreciate the lessons in planning. Nothing goes in that can't come out, I like that, and I'm sure it will help me. Since it's my first console, I'll give it a couple of months of thought before I start to design. Fortunately, I don't do this for a living, so I can afford to be completely comfortable with acquiring parts and developing a design, before I start. I know these are things that you have repeated and learned from so many times. You make it look so easy but then that's the difference between a beginner like me and a pro like your. Keep up the great work.

davidallen

Great Video, also when you complete the console, how do you attach it to the base of the car? Is it bolted or does the weight and snugness just keep it there?

chandlergaines

Greetings from Albuquerque NM ! Excellent video, I appreciate the commentary and the valid questions you ask. This is truly a rare craft but amazing when done well which Tim definitely does! Keep up the good work and God's blessings to you

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