I hope there are some young folks taking notes and interested in carrying on some of these trades so that they do not become lost arts. Kudos, Ron, for your dedication to your craft.

I once worked in a shop restoring old wood frame body cars from England. Very interesting and satisfying work. I tip my hat to Ron and preservationists like him everywhere.

I am a vintage 1950 retiree assembling and varnishing an ash wood kit for my 1955 Morris Minor Traveller. So, I really appreciate the kind of truly custom master work you are doing! Each car you do is a message to following generations.

Craftsmen.. a dying breed in a plug n play world

Fantastic,,,,hard to find craftsmen like Ron these days!.....I really enjoyed watching 🏄🏄🏄🏄🏄

great story ,I'm honored to be in the company of craftsmen , when you love what you do like I do ,I always look forward to going to my shop everyday ,thanks hagerty for sharing our stories,luis loyola

this makes my heart happy..the passion for life.

I really enjoy the content on Hagerty's Channel! I look forward to seeing more :)

As a young person I am so ashamed of my generation's under appreciation of craftsmanship such as this. I build, restore, and collect classic cars with my father... it is something I will pass on to my kids with the well taught lessons of honor of hard work and craftsmanship. #HandsNotMachines

Great! Just great! I´ve saw just a bit of his work in Chasing Classic Cars, and was amazing. Now, with his interview, up's to a new level. Tks!

Seems like a great guy, forearms like Popeye. From wood working no doubt. Nice relaxing gentle, meditative almost, video. Thanks Hagerty!

Wow, very cool video! I love seeing the creations of true craftsmen! It seems such a rarity these days.

Very nice Ron, thanks for keeping this niche sector of the hobby going.

Awesome video! Beautiful work Mr. Heiden! God Bless You! Greetings from Hungary

To be in my 20s again and to be able to learn from you. The sunglasses are amazing. I have a 29 Mercedes Gazelle and to have a pair to wear while driving would be the "cat's meow"...:)

Thanks to Jim Vickery for passing the video on to members of the Santa Cruz Woodie Club. Great job Ron, explain what goes on when rebuilding an old woodie

wonderful story; person following his passion. May you hopefully find/inspire some youngtster to carry on your crafstmanship.

When this guy passes away hopefully many,many decades from now......his family will have the sense to save and make sure his wood templates and work go to a place that will use them to carry on his legacy and work.

True craftsman ,and a great guy

Incredible and impressive!! Keep up the fine work!!

Wonderful video, wonderful cars, wonderful craftsman!

good job RON !

Beautiful Video!! God Bless You!!

This very talented guy was in an episode of Monster Garage (Woody surfmobile) !

What an amazing series great videos

Amazing talent and knowledge!

love all the videos...saludos from Mexico...im restoring a 73 courier....its kindda hard downhere....but its coming up...

Great series

Hopefully you can teach and mentor a young craftsman to carry on your passion.

@d1sknt73

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I'd gladly work pro bono but I'm in the wrong country.

@mattadrev471

7 жыл бұрын

exactly!

Excellent video.

Great story and great video!

Awesome!

Who's gonna take this amazing guys place?

Great video!

Nice work!

I like that guy.

Super Stuff !

Way cool dude! Cowabunga!

Wow!

So Dope