Wow. Beautiful build. I have a 57 2 door in 1968. Not quite the ride that this is.
@Mexicantours5 сағат бұрын
Broc, expand- your comment when you register your car…”do we really need that”. Yes I agree , you don’t ..keep learning the biggest con over humanity..next step…learn the word person……it’s a mask worn by a actor… I know the path you are on….the truth , not the con! Good comment!
@CorvetteStingray7 сағат бұрын
“California compliant degreaser” makes me want to throw myself in front of the nearest semi truck.
@Yip-Man9 сағат бұрын
Thanks Brock, good to see your dad giving his own go at the overlord, i would have spewed if my dad and my crew did that to me.
@jacobusdegroot755718 сағат бұрын
Cheers brother! Ride on. 🚲
@masterbair23 сағат бұрын
Got volume up to hear Chip but My ears hurt from bluegrass and harmonica
@stevenslater2669Күн бұрын
I like the proportions on Murray Pfaff’s ‘59 Imperial Soeedster. Chip can do magic with sheet metal, but I just can’t see the Continental exceeding Murray’s masterpiece. Quick story. This must have been 1969. I was the youngest engineer in Ford’s 429-460 engine engineering department. Mrs. Edsel Ford’s Continental was at the Engineering Center for some work. The 368 V8 needed a rebuild, but: 1. We wanted to install the new 460 engine. 2. No passenger car pistons were available and truck pistons would not provide the NVH quality we wanted for H.F. II’s mother’s car. The 460 engine & C6 transmission dropped in easily. To match up with the vehicles rocker panel mounted exhaust system we just swapped the exhaust manifolds left to right and the outlets faced forward. I got to take the vehicle out on the Dearborn Test Track with my boss, the 429-460 Engine Design supervisor, and the Engine Development supervisor. They were real good friends and usually had lunch together. We called them the Manhattan Boys. It was early afternoon and I guess that’s why I got to drive. As I was exiting the track & into the infield, a big dump truck test vehicle almost T-boned us. I had 2 supervisors chewing on me, we’re sitting in Mrs. Edsel Ford’s automobile and I’m thinking I’m gonna have a career change to refrigeration repairman, working for my father… I clearly had the right of way, but if the car had been racked up and/or the bosses hurt, I was toast. Fortunately for me, the test track manager was looking at the track from the test track office and he saw the incident. While I was getting yelled at, he rushed over and read the truck driver, a test track employee, the riot act - and saved my job!
@MarkSmith-hl7twКүн бұрын
Wicked cool I had thought and had dreams of doing the same with 59 El Camino with all chrome blued out with a deep metallic midnight blue
@THROTTLEPOWERКүн бұрын
Very cool!!! 🤜🤛
@z06doc86Күн бұрын
Great presentation. Hope to see more of you on Foose Design. Recently learned you were named after Pete Brock. That’s so cool.
@CKMAXКүн бұрын
A "Chip" off the old block, aren't you? Nice job!
@Kozim.KasimovКүн бұрын
CHIP FOOSE KING DESIGN 💪💪👑👑🏆🏆🏆
@nobelstone9714Күн бұрын
Beautifully done but it lost something of the E Type character and strength. In some ways from the front it looks like cross between an E Type and a Ferrari. I would have begun with the coupe which is better looking and I would never have used the long wheelbase version. It changes the proportions making the car look less athletic.
@demarques1911Күн бұрын
Nah they picked the wrong color for that car ...😂😂😂
@bossesp351xe8Күн бұрын
Really entertaining and interesting commentary tour and cool presentation. Hope to see Brock hosting some more future episodes of what’s happening at Foose Design.
@fredericrike5974Күн бұрын
Brock, you didn't mention that your dad, after being surprised with the finished Overlord, built a pick up for your dad- I think I remember it was painted mainly with a color called "Sex on the Beach", also in secret. ON your grand dad's response to the parking lot contretemps; he was so angry, he helped him become one of the leading car designer/ builders in the world. Brock, that is some serious anger and counseling! If it's lead work he's needing, Retro Power, far off in the UK, has a guy that does it really well. Mention Churchill and a certain Jensen Interceptor- both were originally built using lead filler material, and it's hard to combine with synthetics.
@carlbeaver7112Күн бұрын
What would have bee hilarious is if you had first presented him with a rendering that reflected having made it appear as an oversized Beetle. Semaphores, wadded-up cloth sunroof, turn the hood down so it looks like someone sticking their tongue out, etc.
@keithniehaus30502 күн бұрын
Good job!!
@alexclark96452 күн бұрын
Great effort to keep the videos going and maintaining some visibility in the digital era ! Its important that shops like this dont get forgotten with all the louder and modern shops that are content crazy. Keep going we love to see these videos 👌
@richardbrowne36412 күн бұрын
You think your grandfather was forgiving? "NNNOOOO!" Ask your father about the time he blew up a battery charger at your grandfather's shop back in 1980-1. I was there. I never heard such a potty mouth in my entire life! 😂 Sam chewed out Chip big time!
@dogbuggy322 күн бұрын
Rolls ouch
@wallebo2 күн бұрын
Great job, young man.
@Homer23D2 күн бұрын
Brock that was a great tour did a good job putting this clip together. I met your PoPs at car week in Monterey Ca. He was very nice I ask him if I can take a picture with him he said yes ask me what was my name told him Homer. It says a lot about your dad he is a great man respectful fan of his work of art one of the Best in the world love how he can sketch something up and bring it into life. I like to tour your dad’s shop. ☝🏽❤️🙏🏽
@lchebuhar92122 күн бұрын
Cool video. Happy to see that you have found your place with the company. It’s awesome that you can use your skill set to help move the organization forward. 💪👍🏼
@BillMulholland12 күн бұрын
👍
@speed87012 күн бұрын
Correction: West New York, New Jersey is just north of the LINCOLN TUNNEL.
@Anne66212 күн бұрын
Brock seems like a very nice young man
@WayOfHaQodesh2 күн бұрын
Awesome tour, thank you Brock.
@junebug13132 күн бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤💯✌
@kodak_jack2 күн бұрын
Patina gets old after a while. Even rat rods could use a simple coat of satin black primer so it doesn't look 1/2 done.
@toddclark3322 күн бұрын
Thank you for walk threw Brock some day I'll see you all in person ok have a great Friday
@kimstark74822 күн бұрын
Brock, you are a natural host. All the best. It would be nice to see some new car build programming!
@arsenakopian44782 күн бұрын
thats a famous truck ive seen foose design black ford i bealive wow
@tonytodd50372 күн бұрын
The title episode should have been called brock on your block! Great job young man. Congrats 👏 👏 👏
@dreambiggarage2 күн бұрын
I grew up watching overhauling hope I can get my 53’ studebaker up to that level one day
@stacymarote77802 күн бұрын
You are an impressive young man fruit doesn't fall from the tree
@01FozzyS2 күн бұрын
Thanks for a great tour of your shop,Brock! And also for the side stories. Maybe one day your dad will bring down those bikes from the ceiling and you can do a special feature on them.
@johnpototschnik88572 күн бұрын
Really nice, Brock. You did a great job.
@ProudPapaw882 күн бұрын
Well done young man. Thanks for sharing!!
@JR-ho5qm2 күн бұрын
Good tour Brock thanks! 👍🏻
@dennisgallear4092 күн бұрын
Nice! Positive feedback.🙂
@C10-4life2 күн бұрын
I can believe is him, the little Brock. I remember him on Overhaulin shows. Good look buddy!!! Be blessed….🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@bradfoster18642 күн бұрын
That bike is an Elgin Bluebird. They are gorgeous bikes.
@jkit32582 күн бұрын
Man, outstanding job Brock!
@66meikou2 күн бұрын
You're doing your dad proud Brock. You remind me of my son but his hair is longer than yours. I've been a huge fan of your Dad as I always wanted to be a car stylist but ended up becoming an architect. I was out on a project in Long Beach back in 2009ish. I was there for 3 weeks. I suddenly realised that I was about 6 blocks away from you Dad's shop. I thought about driving down but wasn't sure if they let people in to look around. I rue not doing so.
@raymondantonio41452 күн бұрын
Well done Brock, you’re a great spokesperson for the shop and great inspiration for the young people starting to get involved in the car scene! Must be a thrill working with your dad and the rest of the craftsmen who are involved in Foose Design!
@THROTTLEPOWERКүн бұрын
So very true!!!!
@GLAS632 күн бұрын
Your Dad is a Living Legend, he has an amazing gift. His visions for designing cars, trucks or bikes etc. is just phenomenal. Overhaulin' was a great show and I wish it was still active, but everyone knew it couldn't last forever. God Bless You All .. Including the cast from the show. 🙏🏾🙏🏾💪🏾💪🏾👍🏾👍🏾✌🏾✌🏾
@THROTTLEPOWERКүн бұрын
I agree
@mariozamprogno16542 күн бұрын
I just love to see this young man following in his father’s footsteps. My son did the same thing with me now he’s a better painter than I am.
@motogeee5102 күн бұрын
This was totally unexpected. Glad to have seen it.
@dcallan8122 күн бұрын
The only reason the car should come off the wall is build a drag racer out of it. Then put it back later. Electric drive train in that would be a rocket 1/4 mile. Thanks for the tour Brock 2x👍
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Wow. Beautiful build. I have a 57 2 door in 1968. Not quite the ride that this is.
Broc, expand- your comment when you register your car…”do we really need that”. Yes I agree , you don’t ..keep learning the biggest con over humanity..next step…learn the word person……it’s a mask worn by a actor… I know the path you are on….the truth , not the con! Good comment!
“California compliant degreaser” makes me want to throw myself in front of the nearest semi truck.
Thanks Brock, good to see your dad giving his own go at the overlord, i would have spewed if my dad and my crew did that to me.
Cheers brother! Ride on. 🚲
Got volume up to hear Chip but My ears hurt from bluegrass and harmonica
I like the proportions on Murray Pfaff’s ‘59 Imperial Soeedster. Chip can do magic with sheet metal, but I just can’t see the Continental exceeding Murray’s masterpiece. Quick story. This must have been 1969. I was the youngest engineer in Ford’s 429-460 engine engineering department. Mrs. Edsel Ford’s Continental was at the Engineering Center for some work. The 368 V8 needed a rebuild, but: 1. We wanted to install the new 460 engine. 2. No passenger car pistons were available and truck pistons would not provide the NVH quality we wanted for H.F. II’s mother’s car. The 460 engine & C6 transmission dropped in easily. To match up with the vehicles rocker panel mounted exhaust system we just swapped the exhaust manifolds left to right and the outlets faced forward. I got to take the vehicle out on the Dearborn Test Track with my boss, the 429-460 Engine Design supervisor, and the Engine Development supervisor. They were real good friends and usually had lunch together. We called them the Manhattan Boys. It was early afternoon and I guess that’s why I got to drive. As I was exiting the track & into the infield, a big dump truck test vehicle almost T-boned us. I had 2 supervisors chewing on me, we’re sitting in Mrs. Edsel Ford’s automobile and I’m thinking I’m gonna have a career change to refrigeration repairman, working for my father… I clearly had the right of way, but if the car had been racked up and/or the bosses hurt, I was toast. Fortunately for me, the test track manager was looking at the track from the test track office and he saw the incident. While I was getting yelled at, he rushed over and read the truck driver, a test track employee, the riot act - and saved my job!
Wicked cool I had thought and had dreams of doing the same with 59 El Camino with all chrome blued out with a deep metallic midnight blue
Very cool!!! 🤜🤛
Great presentation. Hope to see more of you on Foose Design. Recently learned you were named after Pete Brock. That’s so cool.
A "Chip" off the old block, aren't you? Nice job!
CHIP FOOSE KING DESIGN 💪💪👑👑🏆🏆🏆
Beautifully done but it lost something of the E Type character and strength. In some ways from the front it looks like cross between an E Type and a Ferrari. I would have begun with the coupe which is better looking and I would never have used the long wheelbase version. It changes the proportions making the car look less athletic.
Nah they picked the wrong color for that car ...😂😂😂
Really entertaining and interesting commentary tour and cool presentation. Hope to see Brock hosting some more future episodes of what’s happening at Foose Design.
Brock, you didn't mention that your dad, after being surprised with the finished Overlord, built a pick up for your dad- I think I remember it was painted mainly with a color called "Sex on the Beach", also in secret. ON your grand dad's response to the parking lot contretemps; he was so angry, he helped him become one of the leading car designer/ builders in the world. Brock, that is some serious anger and counseling! If it's lead work he's needing, Retro Power, far off in the UK, has a guy that does it really well. Mention Churchill and a certain Jensen Interceptor- both were originally built using lead filler material, and it's hard to combine with synthetics.
What would have bee hilarious is if you had first presented him with a rendering that reflected having made it appear as an oversized Beetle. Semaphores, wadded-up cloth sunroof, turn the hood down so it looks like someone sticking their tongue out, etc.
Good job!!
Great effort to keep the videos going and maintaining some visibility in the digital era ! Its important that shops like this dont get forgotten with all the louder and modern shops that are content crazy. Keep going we love to see these videos 👌
You think your grandfather was forgiving? "NNNOOOO!" Ask your father about the time he blew up a battery charger at your grandfather's shop back in 1980-1. I was there. I never heard such a potty mouth in my entire life! 😂 Sam chewed out Chip big time!
Rolls ouch
Great job, young man.
Brock that was a great tour did a good job putting this clip together. I met your PoPs at car week in Monterey Ca. He was very nice I ask him if I can take a picture with him he said yes ask me what was my name told him Homer. It says a lot about your dad he is a great man respectful fan of his work of art one of the Best in the world love how he can sketch something up and bring it into life. I like to tour your dad’s shop. ☝🏽❤️🙏🏽
Cool video. Happy to see that you have found your place with the company. It’s awesome that you can use your skill set to help move the organization forward. 💪👍🏼
👍
Correction: West New York, New Jersey is just north of the LINCOLN TUNNEL.
Brock seems like a very nice young man
Awesome tour, thank you Brock.
❤❤❤❤❤💯✌
Patina gets old after a while. Even rat rods could use a simple coat of satin black primer so it doesn't look 1/2 done.
Thank you for walk threw Brock some day I'll see you all in person ok have a great Friday
Brock, you are a natural host. All the best. It would be nice to see some new car build programming!
thats a famous truck ive seen foose design black ford i bealive wow
The title episode should have been called brock on your block! Great job young man. Congrats 👏 👏 👏
I grew up watching overhauling hope I can get my 53’ studebaker up to that level one day
You are an impressive young man fruit doesn't fall from the tree
Thanks for a great tour of your shop,Brock! And also for the side stories. Maybe one day your dad will bring down those bikes from the ceiling and you can do a special feature on them.
Really nice, Brock. You did a great job.
Well done young man. Thanks for sharing!!
Good tour Brock thanks! 👍🏻
Nice! Positive feedback.🙂
I can believe is him, the little Brock. I remember him on Overhaulin shows. Good look buddy!!! Be blessed….🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
That bike is an Elgin Bluebird. They are gorgeous bikes.
Man, outstanding job Brock!
You're doing your dad proud Brock. You remind me of my son but his hair is longer than yours. I've been a huge fan of your Dad as I always wanted to be a car stylist but ended up becoming an architect. I was out on a project in Long Beach back in 2009ish. I was there for 3 weeks. I suddenly realised that I was about 6 blocks away from you Dad's shop. I thought about driving down but wasn't sure if they let people in to look around. I rue not doing so.
Well done Brock, you’re a great spokesperson for the shop and great inspiration for the young people starting to get involved in the car scene! Must be a thrill working with your dad and the rest of the craftsmen who are involved in Foose Design!
So very true!!!!
Your Dad is a Living Legend, he has an amazing gift. His visions for designing cars, trucks or bikes etc. is just phenomenal. Overhaulin' was a great show and I wish it was still active, but everyone knew it couldn't last forever. God Bless You All .. Including the cast from the show. 🙏🏾🙏🏾💪🏾💪🏾👍🏾👍🏾✌🏾✌🏾
I agree
I just love to see this young man following in his father’s footsteps. My son did the same thing with me now he’s a better painter than I am.
This was totally unexpected. Glad to have seen it.
The only reason the car should come off the wall is build a drag racer out of it. Then put it back later. Electric drive train in that would be a rocket 1/4 mile. Thanks for the tour Brock 2x👍