Wrecked Porsche 356 - (Episode 3) Door Repair
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Working on the doors of the Porsche 356
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I almost woke up the whole house with a yell when the door window glass broke! I didn't think I would enjoy the "silent build" style of filming but you have me hooked!
That’s awesome!
I felt your pain when the window broke. DOH!
I am a convert to your fix it best you can while keeping it all original paint approach! The big test will be that fender but after what you did with the roof I have high expectations. Bummer about the glass.
amazing dent removal skills , when the glass broke my heart to see the glass brake
What a great job again smoothening these doors. I also fully get your restoration approach now of leaving a car as original as possible and not trying to cover any flaws, small dents or rust spots with bondo and paint. The word "bondo" must give you goosebumps anyway as far as I can tell now. Sorry about the door glass, that really sucks! Anyway, the 356 is in amazing shape taking into account its age and the color came out great after buffing it up (looks like "Champagnergelb" or champagne yellow as Porsche called it back in the day). Also nice to get a glimpse of your wife and your cute little daughter this time. Great work, looks like we see you driving in the 356 in the not too far future. Lookig forward to it. And, yes, the flipflops are back ;-).
In germany we say: shards bring luck ;) I am exided about the fender work.
Walter comes in for the emotional support. :( Amazing what you can do with a block of wood and hot air.
Good job 👏
Amazing work with just hammers, wood and heat. Heart sank with the glass 😞. Well impressed, keep going.
No electronics, no sensors, no plastics, ...so basic!
I feel a deep wave of well meant envy within the viewership.
What a shame for the glass! Anyway it happens ;)
Your use of a piece wood and a carpentry hammer just totally amazed me
16:57 This is why you take the glass out of the door before going to work with a slight adjuster
cut the door skin off and weld/lead a new one in. Door skin is like 95 bucks. Youll spend weeks chasing those waves and a lot of bondo.
I’m not repainting the car👍
Yes ! My heart sunk as well when that window broke..
It's a silent video, but you can still hear all the blasfemies at 17:00 :D
ayyy chemical guys user nice one plus that v32 is amazing!
Yeah it’s good stuff!
Firstly always nice to see Walter , gutted about door glass but again workmanship top drawer !! Keep up good work and thanks for sharing !!
We won´t tell your family you ruined that epensive tinted glass. Thanks for the lesson on bending that deformed metal. Patience and perseverence will get you through this project as well. Wonder how you´ll tackle that front fender, though. I´ll keep my fingers crossed. Sympathetic resto will save money if you get the wheels aligned well. Will follow this!
Jared! first off the original color restoring on the Porsche is absolutely beautiful. Did using the wood helped with knocking out the huge indentations? It look as if it did quite a bit. The first door panel you did, came out beautiful; considering how damaged it was. Great overall job you are doing on this vehicle. Can hardly wait to see you do with the engine. Again, thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us(your viewers).
Really nice work Jared! I think that with your approach the car will look nice and you'll for sure be able to enjoy it. Maybe once it's all put together you can take it to a PDR guy and make it look even straighter (if possible bc you are leaving it quite good!)...keep it up man!
Shit happens!!!!. I still think that some things you should fix them once for good, I understand that you want to keep as original as possible but the car deserves the trouble and the time!. Nevertheless great work!!!
Man that sucks about the window. One of those things you go man I wish I would have just gone ahead and removed that first. Been there done that. Looks really good. I love following all your projects and this one is right up there.
Never unscrew the door hinges, pop the pins then you do not have the aggravation of realigning the hinges. That's the way the factory did it.
Bad luck with that window... But overall great work, Enjoy your videos very much!
Love the champagne yellow color. Reminds me of my old triumph 650 in college, and my 68 targa. I am real excited in seeing this porsche getting back on the road. .
Coming together beautifully!! Awesome job!!
This is inspiring me to get going on my 53’ Pre A basket case! You have a good solid car!
Nice work. Great skills along with good German paint.
Hi, what temperature do you set the airgun ? Enough to soften the metal and not altering the color ?
I turn it on full blast. The point is to soften the paint not the metal. It keeps the paint from cracking and coming off👍
I see ! It is related to your wish to keep the original paint. Looking forward to see Frankenstein lady Porsche ;-)
fascinating build. Its not happens to you but how you deal with it.
Nice work ! Too bad about the broken glass !
How many hours did you spend on those doors?
It not sure, but it didn’t take very long. The doors were much easier than the fender or roof👍
I Love Walter & 356 You are work just great.
salut super boulot désolé pour la vitre je suis resté sur le cul .bon courage.
Great work, man! How do you like the PDR tools? Are they are to learn how to use properly?
I like them and get decent results even though I don’t know what I’m doing 👍
If you don't mind me asking, what was the rough cost of the 356 when you got it? I'm always curious what wrecked projects cars go for.
I will likely do a cost breakdown video in the future👍
@@Jerod_Helt Great, appreciate it!
what kind of frame table are you going to build this on so it measures out correctly?
I’m gonna eyeball it👍
The glass is on ebay right now for cheap.
I already ordered one👍
Amazing work!
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Tolle Arbeit👍
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