Some Might Say This Truck Has Too Much Horsepower!

Hunters funniest moment ever!! When he was told he was turning into Paul with the toothpick in his mouth and he immediately threw it across the shop!! hahaha

I like Sean. He's that silent guy that has your back when it counts.

Why does this channel have more love than others like it? I suspect that it is the little stuff the editors add (not just the wholesome awesome people). Flashback videos in b/w, relevant little videos about the phrases they use, these are great ways to include the watchers AND I APPRECIATE THEM! "New boot goofin" or just an old cartoon that I didn't happen to know. I get so many of the quotes but love to see the ones, that I do not know, are explained with little videos. These are NOT needed for channel success but are appreciated.

Morning Fabrats crew, thanks for all the great content and laughs! Tell Ben we still miss him!

I'm so envious of the way these guys can just take anything apart and fix it. They are very talented.

The old 42 is looking good! BTW, makes me smile every time I see Paul using the old lathe he rescued. Always enjoy the channel!

Looking good. Reckon you're right... Needs that running board gap filled in. Probably also wants the rear fenders made a bit wider to match the front as well.

That is a cool ‘42! Sean was the perfect addition. Love the energy in the shop with the guys. And Michelle, those new hi lites look beautiful. Wish I were that comfortable in front of the camera.🌺

Sean has gotten good with the camera. Great addition to the team.

You know that's a bad machine when Hunter's eyes were like wtf 😂😂

Oh my gosh. Shaun you talked and did your own skit lol Great job I love the feel currently

You might want frame connectors or you might end up seeing Robbie to straighten the frame once the frame suffers from the pretzel 🥨 effect caused by too much power that’s beyond what the frame can handle.

Those shocks are rebuildable. I’ve had them in a couple old MG’s and my Chevy truck. Keep them if you’re not gonna use them. I love that truck, mine’s a 36 (still with a straight-6 but with dual carbs and exhaust. 😊

Shawn did a great job working and running video completely solo. Good work!

Tip - Instead of twisting the daylights out of your wrist, get an impact-ready chuck for the 1/4" impact. You'll be a lot happier. I've been using my impact a lot more than my 3/8" drill. Works great with holesaws too.

Guys. There is a hack for saving your wrists when drilling: touch the outside edge of the bit (both sides) to your grinder. Juuust touch. Itll never grab again.

Little trick i learned from drilling hardened plate. Drill with your left hand if the drill binds in pulls out of your hand, instead of yanking your arm into a pretzel.

You're the unsung hero of Fab Rats, Sean!

The rear end offset is for thrust vectoring. It’s a feature.

this car should be sent to Robby Layton to be painted and udercoated ...it's a piece of art. GJ