We're starting off this new episode with a fresh mill. That's right. It's gonna be the baddest fucking link in this ever come out of here. So let's get like a bunch of people. Let's team into your guys. X to your guys. Motor training guys. So it's finally time I got all the guys together. I got a good group of people. We're gonna sign in clock in right now. The first thing we'll do is take the hood off. Start draining all the fluids in the motor. Get the motor in training out. We're gonna take all the interior out, door panels and we'll start taking all the chrome off the outside. Bumper's, grill, trim, door handles, vinyl top and then all the windows as well. So hopefully by the end of the today we'll have a completely stripped card and a happy customer. So one of the things we do to try to keep organized is we get these little bins from like Home Depot. We mark and label everything. So when we pull a door apart we put every screw in this panel or in this box here. That way when we go to put this thing back together we know exactly what screws came out of it, where it's from, etc. So I like to label everything. Make sure everything's fucking 100% on point. I hate looking for stuff if we take it apart, you know six months ago and then try to put it back together and nobody knows where anything's at. So this is how we stay organized. The trigger on here, we'll look at it. One is forward, one is reverse. I want to go backwards. One reverse, okay? You see that? You think that was a fire weight and it happened? So what an epic day. All of us jumped on this car, got a ripped apart, completely disassembled. Well, almost tomorrow will finish it. Then it's time for blasts. I'm stoked because I got a good team. We all worked really well together and my son was here to enjoy it with us. It's the first time he's actually got his hands on on a car. So the man, that's near and dear to my heart. Well, we got the whole car apart. It turned out amazing. Now we are going to strip the car via a dustless blasting. It's a guy I've been using for a long time and he seems not to work any panels. So all the panels came out great. We have a few little areas but nothing major. Navi can start building this car. I'm excited. This is one of my favorite mods done to Lincoln's. So today I brought my homie 7 in. He's from Italy. How right is that? He's a bad-ass metal shaper. I'm going to let him explain to you what he's going to do to the bumpers. Alright, so after the first look I did at the car and at the rendering, I can tell you the car is going to be bitching. So I got to do my best to give to both bumper a look bitching like we say. First thing I'm going to do I'm going to take the bumper off. Car it up. Try to shave it, suck in and give a look like a new car like the bumper are flush with the body. We're going to tie it up the gap very close to make a one piece solid with the car. You know, Lincoln they got those bumper. Big bumper they come out from the shape of the car. I don't really look good. Right? So what he said is you're going to make the car look bad-ass. Yeah. So what we're talking about with the bumpers is on the factory car there's a big gap in the back and on the top and in the bumper fit good but not great. So what we're actually going to do is cut them all up and move them in tight up and and sunk them in and then make sure the line is vertical with the bumper and the in the marker light. So it seems like an easy task but you have to cut them in about 20 different pieces. Wall the back up, smooth them all up and then get it ready to be finished. You know, so we want a nice and tight. That's all we're saying. He did such an awesome job on the front bumper. We decided to do the rear bumper as well of course to match the front. But you can tell all the molding and everything he sunk in and tightened up and made everything fit uniform and everything's perfect. You know, so we got all that put together and put some exhaust holes in it so not it's ready to get all straightened out and ready for powder coat. So one of the other mods that we decided to do on the car is change your door handles. It's kind of a plus and minus deal when you come to Lincoln's because the truest Lincoln people, those door handles are what make this car. So keeping that in mind, the customer decided that we're going to get an aftermarket door handle but make it look somewhat similar to the Lincoln door handles but yeah different. We ordered a set of the Ken Digget handles and my boy Peter here put them in. They're pretty sick because they still have the look of the Lincoln handles and this is how they work. Kind of similar to what you see on the new cars, Tessles and one Havya, but Saron design is patent pending. It's pretty awesome product. At some point today we can put the hood back on and make the hood work. At some point today once you get that dialed we can put the hood back on and make the hood work. Okay. We put regular hinges in it. Okay. It's technically suicide, isn't it? Yeah, it's a good one. So this car is like one of those cars that like it's going to be probably one of the baddest Lincoln's we've ever built for one but two, everything we're doing, it's pretty much pissing off everybody that's a Lincoln purist. I mean like everything we're putting a Chevy motor with twin turbos on it at 1200 horsepower. We've took the door handles off and put the Ken Digget ones on which still looks like a Lincoln emblem but it's or a Lincoln door handle but it's not. We literally took and made hood hinges so the hood opens up backwards because if you know anything about Lincoln's they open backwards already. So we opened it normal but technically it's suicide if it came from the factory this way, right? I love it. Well this week we gave you just a small little bit of what's going on in this car. There's a ton more stuff for me to show you so I hope you're excited. Please comment down below. Give us some feedback. I want to know if you guys are interested in this or that or whatever that we're trying to make the best content we can and don't forget to like and subscribe. I appreciate you. I'll see you next week at five o'clock on Friday for another new episode of DBS Poor Vita.