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Pullmax…..

Posted by Stony Smith | May 2nd, 2021 | Filed under What's New

I love this tool, so much fun

making panels with the Pullmax

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The GTR/Thing on YouTube

Posted by Stony Smith | May 2nd, 2021 | Filed under What's New

This is a link to the GTR build on YouTube, let me know what you think

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I did a Podcast!

Posted by Stony Smith | August 4th, 2020 | Filed under Uncategorized, What's New

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Reworking the RusT

Posted by Stony Smith | January 20th, 2020 | Filed under What's New

With all the changes we’ve done to it, we are still using the Original headlight the car had, we just needed to rework the placement of them -so we put a nose on her… 🙂

Tags: #oakland #hotrod #metalfab #fabrication, fabrication, hot rod, metal work, ModelT, rat rod

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Back up on YouTube

Posted by Stony Smith | April 27th, 2019 | Filed under Uncategorized, What's New

11 years ago we started posting on you tube, kinda like a time capsule of the stuff we did for the TV show Dream Car Garage, before car building shows became soap operas of drama. Now I can upload videos longer that a minute like on Instagram -the plan is to show more detailed aspects of certain projects. Subscribe and follow along, thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEt5JEpAtekJ4TME2x0ZhSw

Lots of cool stuff coming up this summer! from Swat vans to Nascar we do a huge variety of metalwork

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The RusT transformation

Posted by Stony Smith | April 15th, 2019 | Filed under What's New

Robert brought the RusT back to the creator -15ish years ago I put it together, but now its getting a much needed face lift and a new lease on life. The RusT 2.0 is coming along -I can’t tell you everything because i have no idea how it will end up, we’re just building and adding cool stuff as we go. 🙂 Here are some teaser shots

Tags: #ratrod #hotrod #moreartthanrat #oddballkustoms #coolcarsforcoolpeople

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Ron’s Oakland

Posted by Stony Smith | April 15th, 2019 | Filed under What's New

So if you’ve been following along at home -that last time we saw Ron’s can in the shop we were getting it back together so he could bomb around in it during the summer -it was during that time he decided leaving the original wood structure in the car wasn’t something he wanted anymore LOL

On the road again… for the summer anyway

So we removed all the wood bit by bit, replacing the entire car with steel. No more flex, constant door gaps, and a LOT less twisting. This was a Sport coupe once upon a time -then someone cut the door tops and tossed the roof I guess. Ron decided to put a traditional full roof back on it