1954 International Metro Build COMPLETE!! | Operation Metro Build | Turnin Rust

Join in with Lance & Wyatt as they dive into the final days of completing the 1954 International Metro to send overseas to a client.

While on a short deadline, the guys scramble to knock out the never-ending checklist. Though with passion, determination & hard work the guys are closing in towards the light to see this girl get shipped off to her new forever home.

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[westonknight]

These guys are really good at what they do. I can't help but think that if they wanted to, they could make this into a brand new custom truck that would really be unique and right up my alley, but these gentlemen are (to me) like art connoisseurs and have a truly nostalgic image of what they want the final image to look like. So, I do get it and I have total respect for these gifted automotive surgeons.

[garylostinspace]

The chassis, motor and drive line would make any ride rock, but the '56 Cadillac bumper pushed this rat rod over the top! The cow on the other hand was utterly ridiculous!

[garyjones]

Love those Metro's, probably my favorite build.. love that 56 front bumper...

[charlesfoster]

I don't think I could let her go. Real work of art.

[rolhoreis]

Slow to the dance, but just completed watching all vids on this build. It's absolutely brilliant. I'm not sure I could give it up. I really appreciate the way the guys place their trust in Jesus, and enjoyed hearing Lance's gentle message on people being saved and restored... not unlike this old van. Grace and Peace to you and your families.

[brianburnham]

Perfect for Daytona Beach Bike Week!
Throw the bike and sleeping bag in the back and roll. Beautifully remastered into a perfect peice of historical art. Should actually be sitting in a museum where the world can appreciate your talents!

[mikemorris]

Everyone starts these type projects with dreams of a finished product like this. Few finish at all. Almost no one can execute this type of excellence. Fantastic work men !!!

[suelove]

There is nothing thrilled enough than bringing old machine to life, .great job boys, .

[rayscrafield]

Wow! Just Wow! You guys outdid yourselves on this one. I love it! I have a newfound respect for what you are able to do. Your welding is A-one! Beautiful build and now that it's done, those folks from Denmark should have you do the same thing for them.

[junmanu]

I like this program very much. From Thai viewers

[nathanjohnhendry]

WOW!! What an amazing work. Real craftmanship and love your attention to detail. As we say in Plymouth England, Proper Job!

[dombutler]

Keep on turnin rust into artworks! You dad is very good to you as he is always doing the work under the truck!!

[NguyenPhuong-ccqh]

Hi, I saw a lot of models you rebuilt. This car made me very impressed with it, I am very passionate about classic cars and impressed with what you have done. I don't know where to start but I have something to share with you that I can learn or work with you in the cars that I love, I come from a place far away from Vietnam. I dream of having a job like You're doing now the engine sounds, paint colors, designs giving us a passion. It's nice to say these things to you.

[chrisdunleavy]

How does this channel not have more subs? Keep doing what you are doing! One of my favorite channels for sure.

[dadsvespa]

That caddy bumper was made for the metro ! Man ! You guys do incredible fabrication ! So cool ! peace

[trs-fanclub]

around 1976, my father who was headed from FT hood, to Oklahoma for machinist classes (Old GI Bill thing) moved my family. I was young, and my brother was around 8. We loaded all of our belongings into a 66 Ford galaxy wagon, and this same truck (who knows, this could be his old one) Anyway, after the move, the truck was so reliable we rode in it everywhere. Off to the lake, picnics, and up and down the road while us kids played in the back. We had such fun memories except when my brother fell out of the back door on a dirt road. He had leaned onto the door and the bumpy road allowed the doors to pop open. I can remember screaming for dad to stop. Back then the rear bumper was just a straight one with tail lights that actually stood up and attached to the bumper. not like the kit ones on it now. My brother took a beating on the rocks as his foot was lodged between the taillight and the body. He healed, and we all went on to other adventures. Thanks for the flashback!

[davidhobbins]

It's been a long time coming, in YouTube time, but I'm glad it all came together. Love the clever logos. It's a hybrid. Turns heads and burns rubber.

[claytonsmith]

The BEST Turning Rust EVER. Living the Given Life. Guys, KEEP THE FAITH STAY THE COURSE. Clayton T. Smith

[arussianasset]

I got a chuckle out of the cautionary note on the back. Nice job boys.

[Will_mygmc]

Great job guys, the Metro turned out great! The caddy front bumper turned out nice. These great videos wouldn't be a fun to watch without great video and audio quality and music. So great job to ya'll there as well! Thanks for bringing us another great episode. As always I'll be looking forward to future ones!