how to do rust repair part 1, 1967 TO 1972 chevy truck rocker panels
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- ILL SHOW YOU HOW TO CUT OFF, CLEAN UP, LINE UP, WELD ON THE RIGHT WAY.
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I have 1970 truck from my daddy after he passed and iv watched several videos by far I enjoyed your style best wish me luck please I’ll need it
Luck! Hopefully your Dad kept good records. Did he teach you anything about car repair? How has it been this last year?
Keep up the good work those are my favorite years of the chevy trucks
Just finished the rocker panel for a 71 Chevy c 10 on the drivers side and I watched your video first. thanks for the info it came out good...
I have a 64 Chevy so this will be a good enough instructional video. Great job!!
I own one of those- and I really like your presentation,Nice clear,right on the money!!!!
Thank you, keep the videos coming they helped me a lot.
Hey nice video Brian.
Great info in your video. Started my first build this winter (1972 pickup) and can't wait for more videos of the c10 project. My first time on everything. Currently doing the frame and next will be the cab. Any info is GREATLY appreciated.
great work bud...
what i really enjoyed about this Video is the fact you trimmed the new rocker panel to make it fit,Not the trucks body panel. The reason i believe your method to be the proper method is because if you cut to much metal you can always get a new rocker panel and save the other for a different project,To much from the trucks body panel and you have made alot more work for yourself.
man, you work fast, LOL, jk, great job thank you for sharing
Awesome vid guys, good info.
nice vid! keep them coming please!
At first that looked like a clean set of rockers on that truck with little rust but after looking closer it looks like someone replaced them already a wile back. If not then that's a real clean cab.
Great videos. What was the purpose of marking the cab 8" up from the bottom of the rocker panel at the beginning?
Hey brother, awesome videos! Thanks! I do have a question. I have never done any type of metal work before, and I was wondering if you could explain in a little more detail what are the measurements for that you took before you cut the panel out? I have a 84 C10 that has rockers that got to go, and I dont have the $$ to pay someone else to do them. Thanks!
Hey bud can u paint over rust mort after it dries?
It always fascinates me to see this stuff come together, I like the high speed video too. I wonder what you use for video editing. I'm doing an MGB but it's all been shot with an old iphone so the sound and video isn't very good and I'm just learning how to use kdenlive to put it together...
dude, i thought i just saw you on tv.?
can you please come to TX and fix my passenger side one please?
I would love to - but I can't afford the time away from the shop. Is there a way you can "vacation" to California with it?
dammm can you do my 68 C10 ? just got it and need to do all this
Trailer it out to Riverside, California.
Hey Dave Ive tried to look up that rust more but couldn't find anything on it? Could you help me on this? Who makes it and were should I try to get some at? I like your videos!
What's the song at the beginning of this video? Killer Riff!!!
You made taking it off 10x harder and more complicated than it should have been
what's the name of that skill again and where to get it
Good vid but where are you Gloves and Guard for the grinder?
Where can i buy rust mort?
Hey why not clean up the old panel and patch it up?
+Automobile Restoration and Training I figure to have as much of it as original would be plus, it won't last after being repaired?
mr scruff ninja tuna seriously
y have u stopped doing clips? u sub 2 me and u don't do clips of your stuff? really would like 2 c more of your work PEEEACE