Full Build: From Rusted Out 1961 Chevy Impala to Revved Up Red Sled

I woke up and saw this and instantly knew the weekend was about to be LIT!! Thanks!

I miss Rick and Brent . Rick is the ultimate narrator and while you don’t get more than a “ hey man “ from Brent his skill is obvious. No idea where these guys are now but I hope they’re in some top tier shops somewhere .

Finally I have been waiting for this build to be posted

I spent many hours unsubscribing to channels that no longer have my interest in their content or found they are not honest. I kept this channel for a few reasons. Your approach to repairs and how it was done is much the same as I would of done it. Yes I am now seventy four and not here much longer seeing my health decline and not able to afford that status of the presidents health care system. I do compare this channel to other channels I watch and see a group here to get a super hard to complete job accomplished. If I remember right, the dash in these cars was welded in, made it impossible to remove. Sure it can be done but the advantage is not enough to warrant to do it. Using same types of linkage for the clutch impressed me. I did fab work from late fifty nine in a shop for logging equipment which included fixing bunged up crew buses that met a corner with a drunk driver at the wheel. Yep, saturday night was cold beer in the creek for when they were finished work for that week. Hard to believe those guys, myself included did not have a sandwich or candy in hand for every five minutes of work. We packed lunch in a brown bag that had last night leftovers, plus a sandwich... and three thermoses of coffee that a man could walk on.... left in a tin cup would eat a hole in the can. One other channel I kept for good reason (I might mention the five window advance design brought me to the channel) .. is a channel called INVision Prototypes. Nick is one heck of a design and build person, and works with his dad. I do hope you check his channel out and see great playlists. I always return favor by sharing your channel name to others I recommend. Nice work and not too gaudy fake looking. All work can be done with a lot of simple tools by anyone willing to spend the hours of work involved. Time lapses make it look like a weekends work but go to a wrecking yard and see great rigs left rotting because of loss of interest, costs, change in jobs... tons of reasons for their project going south.

Miss watching this every Sunday morning

As always Rick you guys please, beautiful job I'm 70 and remember a lot of the cars you guys resurrect. Thanks Guys!

1961 Chevrolet Impala 🇺🇲🚘

I've been waiting so long for this one!! Red Sled was always a favorite and the reason I started watching Powerblock. Great stuff guys! 😃👍

The body gonna look more like swiss cheese after sand blasting. Car turned out great guys!

I am very sorry that I missed the body repair before the primer😢... Excellent work, guys!!

46 minutes of rust This definitely was hard work for you guys

Brent was very skilled!

Beautiful big dollar build!

Brent looks like someone's prodigal uncle who is really good with cars, but the family doesnt talk about his personal life, lol.

This build really highlights Rick Bacon's skills as a master fabricator, and talented artist. The build may have took some time to complete, although no corners where cut, and many custom additions were added to the build throughout, making this beautiful restoration top notch, and worth the wait.

I love this show man. I love this show.

I like your approach to creating content. Keep it up!💯💯💯 8 🦌!

Growing up my buddy had a 6 convertible. Really nice car

That is definitely my dream car

The sport sedan was an awesome model as well , also not many made .