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then last week, alan showed up with a '61 gmc carryall. now we've got it apart, and the guys are getting started on the bodywork this week. to the average person, probably looked pretty nice, but somebody that's been in the business and actually looked down the side of it knew what kind of work it would take to make it right. it's been a big, drawn-out process. every square inch of the vehicle, we had to pay attention to, and it was a lot more than met the eye. but once you get into something like that, then you discover how bad something is. so, yeah, we're working hard and trying to get it together. it was a lot rougher than i thought it was. especially, well, like, when victor was working on it, he dug up a lot of stuff that we shouldn't have dug up. we were pretty much just kind of sanding it and then fixing what we found, and he started using a grinder and found a lot of more stuff that we didn't want to find. ( chuckles ) skip rizzo: the blocking-- use something real rigid, flat, long as possible. use sort of course paper to sand, an

and this is a 1961 carryall? yes.e found this car, the idea emerged that we would restore it with a scout theme. i would like to get all of the scout colors in, i'd like to get the cub scout color-- well, you've got that. the blue and the gold-- we got that! with the logos, the ranks. i think it's gonna look like a boy scouvehicle. i agree. and from the day you called me, we've been so excited, we've announced it at our board meeting. we appreciate everything that you're doing for scouting back in north carolina while you're down here, and i want to come back again and see it in production. this is a really special project for us. we're excited about it, and we're glad to see that lonnie and john like the work that we've done so far. now it's all hands on deck in the spray booth as we get the gmc carryall lookin' hot. flames are my style. i've been driving those style flames since i was a little kid. and as far as the design, i pretty much let the vehicle tell me where the flames should go. getting ready to lay the bo

. ♪ last week on muscle car workout we made a ton of progress on the '61 gmc carryall.he body work is complete, she has a new coat of paint, and we started prepping for the flame job. this week we have a special guest coming to check out the paint. but before he arrives, i'm gonna see tony, to check out the gto interior. we are currently at the upholstery shop with tony chandler, and he's working on one of our vehicles. and we are working on what today? and do know how far along we are? we're working on the seats today, and we're doing carpet in it, and door panels. that's all. what's different about this job than your typical job that comes in? this is a store-bought interior. all we're doing is installation on everything, we've not making the products here. do you ever have any times where you purchase something and it doesn't fit for the vehicle you're working on? oh, yeah. yeah. what do you do in those cases? you call the manufacturer that makes it and see if he can deal with it, or with our skills of cutting stuff apart and re-sewing it, sometimes we alter-- you ma