I think it's incredibly admirable and inspiring that Bad Chad and Jolene want to keep travelling and visiting their fans around the world when they can, or at least once a year. It really shows what true passion and commitment they have to the cars world, they create and the people they interact with. This kind of devotion is truly inspiring and I hope they can continue having these amazing experiences. Excellent teaching today!

@nickday3541

Жыл бұрын

Yes, flying to Australia during a Canadian winter as a tax expense. Admirable & inspiring indeed..😉😊 Kidding aside, certainly a new twist on Chad & Jolene's show and actually would make a great concept to see,hear and show off their skills to a much larger audience . They make such a great team and between them, are fascinating to watch and learn from.. Kudos indeed.

@tomislavzivkovic7106

Жыл бұрын

True

@Bikeops2021

Жыл бұрын

Well said

@donaldhalls2189

Жыл бұрын

​@@nickday3541 jealousy every business person dose tax exemption, any trade person or lawyer, copper etc etc, international companies don't even pay tax, because of one exemption or another, it's called business for a reason, at least they don't predict 8 million dollars profit, then when they only make 5 million profits and call it a loss of 3 million ,so don't pay any tax, all the best

@nickday3541

Жыл бұрын

@@donaldhalls2189 too funny, as I was clearly joking..Well, maybe not too clear for someone who's spelling is atrocious.😉

Passing that knowledge to the next generation. Good one Chad and Jolene.

@scottbaeder37

Жыл бұрын

A "Master Class"...but get a body hammer!....

@MacsSpecialitiesMotorsports

Жыл бұрын

Amen!

@poplaurentiu4148

Жыл бұрын

Well is better this way than skills to be vanish or completely lost.. I remember Boyd hot-rod he was doing great, the man was famous & Legend among hot-rod community for his talent but eventually got sick & died RIP but without being able to pass on his amazing crafting skills which is another sad part ..

@MacsSpecialitiesMotorsports

Жыл бұрын

@@poplaurentiu4148 well said!

Do you know how you can tell bad Chad loves what he does🤔🤔 he even does it to help a young lady out while he’s on vacation. And that my friend is one hell of a man in my opinion !!! ❤✌🏼😎🥇🥇🥇

Lesson taught Lesson learned Great mentoring Chad. Jolene is always amazing with the video

You two complement each other and the passion for the blue collar dream achievement is beautiful. Thank y’all for being true.

This is SO FRIGGIN' COOL ! So wonderful to see Chad working with a live studio audience.

@MacsSpecialitiesMotorsports

Жыл бұрын

Chad seems to be real on and off camera 🎥

How cool 😎, Chad is spreading the love down under. Makin memories.

Absolutely awesome that Chad and Jolene took the time out of their vacation to teach. Spread that knowledge around the world.

@robertsimmons9996

Жыл бұрын

😅

@robertsimmons9996

Жыл бұрын

19:22

@rossmacintosh5652

Жыл бұрын

I kept thinking perhaps the young woman owning the truck might see automotive body work as an interesting & creative trade she could pursue. Chad's explaining his thinking highlights that it really is a creative & interesting trade. Few young women are ever exposed to what's involved in such trades. If they were I think far more would pursue the career opportunities in the automotive trades.

Hats off to Chad. Working in someone else’s shop for most people would be a real challenge. He didn’t even flinch. He just went for it without hesitation. Bravo. 🇨🇦☮️

I have a couple of college degrees and went thru advanced Officer training in the Army. I’ve had some great instructors, teachers, and professors. Chad is right there with the best. Excellent content, great information, and really engaging. No one will fall asleep in Professor Chad class. PS That had to be Jolene on the camera. Perfect as always.

@tomislavzivkovic7106

Жыл бұрын

True

@terrymitchell6683

Жыл бұрын

YOUR JUST TRYING TO FARK HER

Thanks Jolene for taking the time to keep the content flowing

Well done mate …this young fella will remember and use these tips for life I reckon

Chad, do you even know what a great natural teacher and inspiration you are? I watch you and Jolene (and Fina) every day and this has been one of my favourite videos so far. You just gave that young man something valuable that he can never loose. They say if you give a man a fish he’ll eat fish that day but if you teach a man to catch his own fish then he’ll eat fish all his life. Bless you!❤

That is amazing Chad giving the young lad a great lesson that he will always remember and will come in handy for the rest of his life !!!

This is Chad probably favorite day of the trip. He’s actually working today. He’s probably happy.

Chad and Jolene: An excellent lesson was presented. Thanks for sharing! The Aussies are great at hospitality and wonderful people.

Always impressed how courteous Chad is...no looking down on others who don't have the tools or experience to do the work.

@Combat.Wombat.official

9 ай бұрын

The guy doesn't have an air gun, he should be looked down on.

@bekabeka71

2 ай бұрын

@@Combat.Wombat.official😅

Bad Chad working on a Holden Ute. That's cooler 'an Dang It! Kiah will remember this for a long time to come. Love this. As usual, great camera work Jolene. Hope you guys continue to enjoy Australia as much as we're enjoying having you both here. All the very best for the rest of your stay & for a safe journey back home.

Chad it's great to see you at work and it is great that they have you work on one of their vehicles. If only people could get along as you and Jolene have with them in Australia this world would be a better place. I'm so glad to watch you and see the vehicles that you turn out. I am glad you and Jolene are getting todo what alot of us will never get todo. I thank you and Jolene so very much for the time that you take to make these videos for us to watch. Be careful and safe and enjoy the rest of your vacation and make God bless you and Jolene and keep you safe and out of harms way and get you back home. Thumbs up. God bless and have a blessed night

You are awesome Chad . that young lad is so lucky

@otonielalmeidadasilva6745

Жыл бұрын

😫 eu também quero!!!!!!

@willhorting5317

Жыл бұрын

​@@otonielalmeidadasilva6745 you want "what" exactly?

Great job in the communication with the young people, you’re an asset to North America in spreading goodwill. 👍

It is great that you are taking the time to teach someone who will be able to put the lessons to good use, I also love the use of the 5 lb body hammer! Great job, using heavy gauge steal.

Watching Chad work on the little truck let's his fans see how he does his way of repair or build . They get to see his perspective . Sharing ideas and work tips across the pond is nice . Eventually the young lad will have it repaired for the young lass ! Australia has great people cars and weather and of course the ladies ! Thumbs-up Jolene and Chad great job on the rust repair on the little truck !

I bet in 7months that will be dam near perfect would love to see the finished product when it's done 👍

@borismcfinnigan3430

Жыл бұрын

I think she is perfect as she is

There is something mesmerising and mystical about watching someone who is amazing at what they do. I was just surfing KZread to watch something else and this came up and watched the entire video I thoroughly enjoyed watching him 🇦🇺 Definitely going to follow Bad Chad now 👍

Bam in us Michigan here! You guys are AWESOME 😎!! Thanks for taking the time to show us how to do that properly. There are things that I learned here and I have done this before but I am an amateur lol. God bless you both and your businesses and families

Great to see Chad passing on his experience, fantastic workmanship and people skills. With my first project, a Beetle, with regards to inaccessible areas, and I’m on a budget too, so I put rust treatment in a weed sprayer bottle and fed the hose through the heat channels to treat the surface rust, then later on after treatment was dry I switched to Penetrol, it took a couple of weeks for the smell to go but alls well now. 48:35 😊

Hey all ! And hello to all Australian's watching ! Nice video cam shots Jolene ! Nice gesture Chad, to share your knowledge with this young fella enjoy your stay! Jean Claude, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

Anyone that takes the time with people to lend their knowledge and attention is a great person as far as I'm concerned. They're few and far between. Thank you.

After spending the day working on my own 62 C10 project, I find myself looking at your videos to stay motivated and get things done. Rusty A Pillars are no fun btw.

Chad and Jolene are a class act. Great explanation of work and best of all. So much respect for everyone there lives touch.

Just awesome Chad and Jolene we thank you for bringing us Chad.

Gees I wish I’d know u were in Oz! I’d love to of met u in person myself, awesome vids mate , absolutely the most in-depth tutorials on panelbeating fabrication and welding on utube! Thank u ever so muchly! Hope you enjoyed our great country cheers 🍻

Great advice and workmanship with just the basics well done Chad 👍

Your're such a nice guy Chad, been watching nearly all of your Australian tour, very respectful both you and Jolene , thank you for taking the time to impart your passions

again Chad confuses weld thru primer with undercoat. second never push or prod on existing metal that isn't damaged, when he pushes it in to match up with his hastedly made patch he changes the existing shape, in effect making it wavy. Next, he was going on about how thick the patch material was, and you can see him really having to heave to push it flush with existing material, well, the metal is going to want to spring back and that is going to pull the existing metal out of the shape it was, thus making more work later. You always want to shape the patch as close as possible BEFORE installing. the edge of the vehicle frame rail and his hammer there could easily have been used to at least get the jist of the shape put in the patch. Lastly, if you can, always round the corners of a patch...it makes a little more work up front, but 90 degree corners create heat sinks when welding that tend to sink in. in this case it might not be as big a deal since the patch material is so thick, but its good practice. lastly, since the rocker needs repair as well it would prob be best to get in that pinchweld and redo that as well, rust on both sides likely means rust in the weld seam.

@dwaynelharnaha7941

2 ай бұрын

Yes he should have done the rocker first and did that one seam folded over , these people were not very prepared, in any case metal working should have been done to form crowns off truck first. I would love to see him attend some metal forming classes and share with us.

excellent. just discovered bad chad. I weld sheet metal at work all the time making fire doors. picked up some good tips from this channel.

Great job of explaining it so simply that anyone can understand what you do and why.

Bad Chad doing what he does best and teaching others in Australia with Queen Jolene on the camera. Love it.

Did you get to NEW ZEALAND mate !!??? We love you down here Too.. You would love our country.. I'm sure. Thank you sincerely for all your time and effort to show us just how... GOD BLESS Y'ALL

I just love the show and reading all the great comments everyone has to says.

A bit over 30 years ago as a young fella I worked on my first car. The entire sill was replaced under the entire length of the door, I pulled out chicken wire and old big!! I too used a heavy gauge “white coat/galvanised steel”. I only had a stick welder, and boy THAT was a challenge not to eat into the thin original body, LOL. “Hellava” was a 1974 HJ Holden Kingswood sedan. Anyway, I used a Dulux two pack industrial paint, is it called Luxathane?? which was white and the black Durathane for the boot and towbar. Man it came up nice! I absolutely loved seeing this skilled tradesmen work his magic! It brought back fond memories. Thanks.

Thanks to Chad & Jolene for the camera Welch of nolage and he's sharing it to all of us.

It all seems so far away from the UK, but the teaching method works worldwide, thanks Chad and Jolene, I get it 😊 every time 💯👍

Well done Chaddy, you are an awesome teacher. You explain in very fine detail to get the job done, where even I can do it. Good on ya Jolene for more great camera work.

Well done Brad !! Great commentary as usual and filming by Jolene !

Bad chads class of welding...awesome to pass the knowledge on to younger people...and im sure they appreciate it and you both...such a great time...cya tomorrow Chad and Jolene and all of Australia 🇦🇺

Hello Chad & Jolene! Chad you make a great teacher, you are a good communicator and people listen to you and pay attention. Once again you have shown that not having the proper tools is not an excuse for saying that you cannot do the job. Jolene great work on the camera as always, you do such a fantastic job of getting in there and getting the closeups. Good work guys until tomorrow then.

Awesome teacher and great lesson 👍 Chad does it with ease he's a natural

Great video showing this young guy how it's been done ,he'll remember that ,and Kiah can tell everyone Bad Chad has been working on her ride, thanks for sharing

That was AWESOME Chad!!! What a GREAT guy you are..

They make weldable primer that you can spray the backside before welding new piece on

Great one's master visiting around the world , that's exciting.

*I’ve loved watching u from day one, true craftsmen making use of what he has!* 👍🏼👍🏼

Great tutorial Chad. I think that young fella (Brendon) really got some benefit from your showing him how you approach that repair. Now it is his turn to try and carry on from what you showed .

You guys are awesome, sharing your knowledge and spending time with like minded folk.

The truck owner could be Jolene's Australian sister!

@firemanack6486

Жыл бұрын

I thought it was Jolene from the thumbnail pic.

@_kc_was_here

Жыл бұрын

I thought it was for a sec

@williamdon3442

Жыл бұрын

Jolene is way hotter

Your work is awesome. Thanks for sharing with us all. 😊

Love seeing bad Chad and queen Jolene in my neck of the world. Thanks for coming down.

Can't stay away from metal repairs wherever he travels. Love it!!!

Thank you Chad AND Jolean for the film love every thing you two do Thanks again

Bravo, great teaching class, yes the 3 rd arm trick is so simple , but seeing it in action was the best part,also the row of quarters of spot welding, never new to keep on the weld, I thought to fill the gap but now i know to connect the dots so to speak, so if i ever need to do it hopefully I'll remember this class

This was probably the best how to fix rust video on an early Holden , well late model in my books as they came out in 71 .

Great tutorial! The difference between professionals and the average joe blo diy'er, all in the details and take your time 👌

YT randomly suggested this to me and I'm not mad, that was pretty informative through a great demonstration.

chads so happy when hes doing what he loves making stuff😁

Great video guys,I thought that young lady was Joline for a minute but it was a cool video,nice to see Chad and Joline cutting loose in the outback, I think thats very cool and to travel and make memories, God bless you my fellow Nova Scotians, I love you all in Christ!

Awesome Chad, great seeing the young fella learning from your wealth of knowledge.

Another awesome adventure with yall even while traveling across Australia seeing all of the Ole iron rolling just shows how important it is to preserve the old school ways so each new beginner will not give up on their dream !!! Awesome video as queen Jolene and bad chad take to the land down under like ducks to water !!! Old school is worldwide we just have to look for it !!!

That little truck is bad ass . It will make a great hot rod 😎👍

That's a lesson he'll never forget...well done team Chad'n'Jolene.

Chad good to see you trying to get the younger people interested in possibly learning a life long career. I retired at 62 after leaving over 40 years building and painting cars and still do it in my garage at pushing 74 years old but it keeps me young in my mind land ooking forward to the morning for my coffee and back in my garage.

you seem like a really good teacher Chad i have learned so much about welding from you Thanks

Check you later Chad and Jolene. Enjoy your stay here. It’s great to see you sharing your wisdom. I’m currently building a WB styleside ute myself and I have to cut out the dogleg out from the bottom of the windshield from previous repair that does not sit right

Id cut off my foot to hang out in the shop beside chad n take all this in. Guy is amazing.

Great explanation step by step.

hey Chad excellent work on the ute. hope you get time to get to tweed heads Coolangatta (great restaurants too)rainbow beach its one of Australias top surfing spots, you guys have been going so hard you deserve to lie on the beach for a while , Burley heads, Currumbin and Byron bay are all very cool places , all the best for you and Jolene. PS there looks like an airfield just round the corner you could go for a bit of a site seeing fly , Im hoping it may get you enthused to work on your litte plane if you still have it, it looks like a fun machine

Welcome to Australia - thanks for spending the time to teach!

Awesome of you to share the knowledge and tips great people down under 🇦🇺 🍻🤘😎

You're a Legend Chad, i have shared this alot as the simple explanation of the filling of rust holes has eased my fear into welding sheet metal into cars

Professor CHAD your teaching is very AWESOME 👏 you and Jolene should have a technical school for car building this is what is missing old school body repair 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Awesome demonstration chad you taught the guy a lot keep up the great work n enjoy yourself

What a talented man. He's also an outstanding teacher.

All the best from Southern Maryland USA

That was very informative thank you for showing your techniques!

Your teaching style is very good, you explain things pretty well

Nice job on the truck good start to help out. Now the young guy can have something to copy for the next piece.

Bad chad in Aussie land.. awesome

Kudo's to Bad Chad and Jolene for spreading the love and knowledge!

Over 100k views in 21 hours wow this channel is growing massively. Great work guys n gals =) Cheers Mate

This will look Soooooo amazing all restored and done up

Thanks Chad,I think it was great showing someone first hand how to lay in a patch

Whole fire wall was rusted on the HQ one toner I was fixing Got a station wagon took the fire wall and floor Welded it at the pillars. Bolted it on the floor with its factory bolts and small welds was perfect Also built the rear quarters with triangle pieces of steel Mates brothers mind was blown

Well done Chad Jolene and the group, working on some old Aussie gold there.

What a cool trip...I'll never say chassis the same way ever....thanks for taking us all along...

Shoot! ... you really are an exceptional teacher Chad.

you two are doing Nova Scotia proud, thank you

Good to see someone cutting and welding rust out of cars. I've got an 85 F100 and man is a nightmare finding anyone to work on it.

Man this is so wild to see. Us Scotians know him as chad in the valley. Little did we realize he is a really big deal in the rest of the world. That maritimer accent is really how a lot of us talk like. Keep up the great work!

Chad is so patient in his work it's inspiring... Knowledge is power