Just catching up to your videos. Great series! Keep them coming. Your approach is very engineering based and common sense approach with a budget in mind. I will be using them for my own project in the future!
Great, thx for catching up. My methods are a bit unorthodox and time consuming, but I share them anyway. As you know there are dozens of ways to restore a car. The checkbook method isn't my favorite.
I was at the Goodguys show in Ohio all day, so I’m running behind on my TH-cam watching, awesome as usual! You’ve got a lot of patience, but then again, it has to be right.
Wouldn't you want to do hammer off dolly to push the metal out? It may be stretched already from the accident damage. Just wondering. Another great video; seriously addicting.
Thanks man! This might be hard to explain, but here it goes. The shape of the metal was convex despite it being too low. To bring the metal out it needed to get longer which is hammer on dolly. The situation would be different if the shape was concave like a big dent. Making a concave shape longer would push it in. Not sure if that helps. Check out the other flare install vid too. I had to the same thing but moved the metal even more. Thanks for watching these videos. Sounds like you'll be all caught up soon😀
Sounds like a great time, unfortunately I have to be in the SFV tomorrow... Keep me posted for future get togethers and I'll keep a clear schedule. Thanks!
Kevin Hutchison here's the rennlist link rennlist.com/forums/911-forum/1066214-hotrod-budget-build-video-series-longhood-conversion-for-less-than-250-a.html
Just catching up to your videos. Great series! Keep them coming. Your approach is very engineering based and common sense approach with a budget in mind. I will be using them for my own project in the future!
Great, thx for catching up. My methods are a bit unorthodox and time consuming, but I share them anyway. As you know there are dozens of ways to restore a car. The checkbook method isn't my favorite.
I was at the Goodguys show in Ohio all day, so I’m running behind on my TH-cam watching, awesome as usual! You’ve got a lot of patience, but then again, it has to be right.
Dave Boyer Cool, I've been to the del Mar good guys show near me a few times. Great cars!
Wouldn't you want to do hammer off dolly to push the metal out? It may be stretched already from the accident damage. Just wondering. Another great video; seriously addicting.
Thanks man! This might be hard to explain, but here it goes. The shape of the metal was convex despite it being too low. To bring the metal out it needed to get longer which is hammer on dolly. The situation would be different if the shape was concave like a big dent. Making a concave shape longer would push it in. Not sure if that helps. Check out the other flare install vid too. I had to the same thing but moved the metal even more.
Thanks for watching these videos. Sounds like you'll be all caught up soon😀
Got it. I thought it was pushed in from the damage. I'll be caught up in no time!
Awesome, hey I'm going to Auto Kennels open house tomorrow morning, Saturday. Come over and talk Porsche's. They are in Costa Mesa
Sounds like a great time, unfortunately I have to be in the SFV tomorrow... Keep me posted for future get togethers and I'll keep a clear schedule. Thanks!
Ok, stay safe out there 😮
Out of curiosity are you posting about this project on Rennlist?
Answered, yes.
aka Clive
Kevin Hutchison yes, but who's Clive?
That's ... me. At least the Rennlist user name.
Kevin Hutchison here's the rennlist link
rennlist.com/forums/911-forum/1066214-hotrod-budget-build-video-series-longhood-conversion-for-less-than-250-a.html
These are hand built cars, so they are all a little different.
True!