Interior Overhaul with Custom Sheet Metal & Fab Work | 1954 International Metro | Turnin Rust
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- Join Lance & Wyatt as they tackle the interior on the 1954 international metro, creating custom wheel tubs & raised floor. While trying to preserve the patina inside the metro, Lance recreates the faux patina paint finish to match the existing look inside the van.
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Brothers, I find I refreshing to watch a video without a bunch of profanity, thanks a bunch and God bless.
Yes exactly true , very good said
Ihr seid die BESTEN !!!!! Absolut SPITZENKLASSE !!! Ganz liebe Grüße aus Deutschland / Hessen !!!!!!
I really love you dad for following the instructions of your son so obediently
Hahaha
I liked that you showed how you shaped the angle iron with the “Shrinker/Stretcher”. I observed though that you both were working on the floor while doing the fitting. I think that I saw a folding table in the background. When I work on my DIY projects, I try to raise my work whenever possible. That saves my back and legs.
I really dig the mutual respect from you guys. Great to see Family still means something today...
Great work on the Metro love how she's shaping up can't wait to see the finished product it'll be a beaut I'm sure. Glad to see some new vids!
oooh I want to see more of that red jeep in the background!!the finished product on the van is awesome! Looks amazing!
Love the old school methods you guys use. I can really relate to the cardboard template method! Built my C Cab rod body using lots of cardboard templates and marker pen!
Really impressive final result guys. Fits the character of the Metro perfectly.
Two saw horses, a couple of two by sixes, and a sheet of plywood; wa!la! work bench.
Beautiful job!
I'm glad you finally had a video on here it's been a long time I missed you on here
Man, I would LOVE to have one of those as a handicap van. I wish I could afford a bagged Metro. Lower it down, drive my power chair in, raise it up and go. That would be awesome!
Work benches would be a good thing.
Dale Olson .....I agree wholeheartedly! My old knees would be screaming after all of that.
I am impressed! Awesome work guys !! Love this channel
Nice to see how well you two work so great together wishing I could work with my son like you do with your dad
Great job learned a lot ! Been waiting a long time to see something from you guys keep it up can't wait to see if finished👍👍
Amazing work, great job guys love the channel keep up the good work, god bless yall!!!
Outstanding work
You're an artist brother that was amazing
This is some damn fine fabrication, and "Rustin'"...:)
I really like that y'all explain what your doing and why..makes me think I could buy the equipment and recondition my truck..
Great video enjoyed watching u all keep up the great work
Your work is incredible love the channel/ can’t stop watching
Great episode Lance,
😉👍
Good to see the photographer/ cinematographer in the intro. He doesn't get enough credit for his work. 😎 👍
Awesome job.
Hello dear friends !!! I am always speechless ,when I watch your movies !! You are the best!!! Absolutely top class like you do with the Finisch !!!! You are the best!!!! Greetings from Germany !!! :-)
Excellent video and great progress
Absolutely beautiful match with the patina. I was just thinking that some old boy will come along and decides it needs a nice fresh coat of white paint.
Great jobs guys. I love it
Wyatt Earp is one cool dude “and that “ 😊
Yes! been missin you guys!
Great as always💪
That would look awesome in copper. All your great work with the sheet metal in copper.
That's a pretty good job
Cool!! They still making videos.
Looking good, gents!
Great job on matching in the newly fabricated sections with the existing, very artistic. Very good fabrication works with basic tooling, takes good basic skills to do that. I’d be interested to have seen how you managed the interface with the outside of the wheel tubs with the van bodywork and also how you sealed it and the seams inside (as in underneath) the wheel rubs. That looks like a nice warm dry climate you are in there, if that’s the van that’s going to Ireland then rust protection is a big issue. Any underside cracks or seams will tend to rust, I know it wouldn’t be a daily driver but even so. Very inventive guys and a nice family dynamic there, pleasant to see.
I was thinking primering allll the bare metal, and heavy coats of paint before any wood flooring would have been better.
Nice job gents! Love the finished product on the Metro. d8-)
I would love to have that truck or a similar Metro, really nice work!
Another great video 👍
Much respect to you all, awesome builds,, you just worry me cutting with that angle grinder with no full face shield. I had a cutting wheel break on me one time, thank goodness I had full shield. Anyways I just thought I share, keep up the good work.
woooooooooow goooooood
Finally you guys got a video
Gosh, I wish I could have something as special as this Metro...
22:34 Think you may needit a welder chair or something to set on while welding.
44:17 that looks amazing how did with interior fender welds fit together perfectly u guys@ Turnin Rust are awesome fabricators.
Dude I just found your channel I'm excited to see the end result you guy do exceptional work good stuff
You guys do amazing work. I love the details of how you do the the work and how simple you keep the process. Keep up the great work and Praise Jesus!!!
That is the OH Cab Body that I would have chosen as well!
It's all about AERODYNAMICS!
Take care guy's!,
🤓 -Thomas
Western Washington State
What a great job. You do make me a little nervous, handling that sheet metal with your bare hands. It'll cut you in a heartbeat.
yall good!!!
Slick!
Now that you have the wood looking how you want it if you add a flat clear polyurethane it will keep the aged look and be protected the metro looks amazing
I can say. I love your build I have the same taste in want to open up my own rat rod custom shop and I love your Chevy truck look sick with the aggressive stance. Except in need air bags to help it from squatting
You need a show on like motortrend, you guys rule!!
God bless :) I pray all the best for you
I was coming on here to say same thing u fellers need work bench bad on knees up and down but darn good work guys god bless
Next brewery van!!!!
It would be interesting to ask the original manufacturer what they think about turning a basic utility vehivle into a piece of rolling artwork. Interesting videos on the channel so far. I like the step by step part of them vs shows like Gas Monkey where you go from wreack to jewel in one 45 min episode.
Where have you guys been? I had all but given up on seeing any more vids.
Where did you find shrinker / stretcher at? I need one of those. Great tool
It kinda looks like you're making it up as you go along, which is fine, but I would have started with a pair of steel trailer fenders with the back plates already welded on and just modified them to fit. Would have saved a ton of work. I'd like to see how you finished up the outside of the wheel wells. Are they welded to the inside body panels? Anyway, it looks great.
Excellent work fellas. Kind of curious as to the factory interior panels. Did you have to cut them or were they already separated at that height? Also would have like to have seen you fitting those panels back in. Love the paint work you are very talented.
I’m amazed at your creativity and ability to get it all together. One thing an old guy like myself needs is clear episode numbering. I don’t know if I’m missing the series numbers. Thanks for an incredible site. Steve, Plymouth, MA
I like your ideas but you should get like a work bench so you don’t have to work in the floor.👍👍
I notice that too My guess is maybe they are trying to get hooked up with some FREE stuff!!
I guess I should have read the comments before I commented the exact same thing.
@ Carlos Quintana Even in the bed of a truck would be better than on the floor.
Carlos Quintana When I went to work in the boiler industry I encountered almost everyone groveling on the floor while taking things apart or assembling them. Personally I consider this a sign of “just get it done” mentality and sloppy work. I made a three by six table with removable legs and brought it to the job site along with a small vise. Suddenly I’m a genius and even the other trades tried to use “our” workbench! All my coworkers remarked how much easier the work table made things! But none of them would make one on their own.
Came here just to say that. It annoyed me to an insane level.
Maybe think about purchasing a beader to put a few beads on the flat surfaces. It will stiffen them up and prevent any oil-canning sounds. Good work, though!
That's turnin' out wheely well! Too bad Lance had to sell his beard to pay for another rusty ride. 😎
Is there s video on the CJ5 next to where you are working?
Hey great show guys, keep up the good work. I think when your working on stuff like hooking up fuel lines to make the engine run you should have done that stuff off set, and had it previously setup, then rite after you tell us what your gonna do, pause then feed us something else to look at like maybe something from your sponsor, then when you come back, show us the fire up.. by the way where is the big reveal? we wanna see the customer get his metro and the effect and happiness.. come on? you gotta show us the finally..
PS I'll send you a contact, I have a Guy up here makes some really nice old school rims would look great on these metros and old school builds..
Oh yeah
Why no strainer when pouring paint in your spray gun . Keep up the good work and vids .
Why "Pine Planks" and not Cedar?🤔
Thanks for sharing this video!
Take care,
🤓 -Thomas
Western Washington State
TK Skagen Pine is cheap
Your next project should be some work tables. Get up off the floor and work like gentleman!!!
Hey guys, is that truck in the back annother Metro, you could have gotten the meassures, veryfy with the truck in the back, and proce3d with the making of wheel wells.
That looks like a Studebaker Zip van, not a Metro. It wouldn't be the same.
Sik..... yeah boy
other dudes : gotta mak it brand new !
these dudes : now i am aplying some patina...
awesome haha XD
They should fix one of the old Dodge brothers truck from the 1930s
Hell yes they should do it next
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I'm curious?
I saw the angle onoutside of wheel tubs but no body/skin welds ???
How did you really fix that or foreget it ???
Without support there the body will buckle there ???
Look at any Satellite or Road Runner an some Fords that have seen rough service ???
They make a longer pair of finger clamps.
Great work guys! Do you have the Mighty Metro on the road? Just subscribed to your Channel the last thing I can find is where you finished inside. God bless you both for what you do.
Thank you for the kind words! Should be done in 1-2 weeks!! We are still filming and working on it.
Can you fix a acholar bus for a video
Model it to see exactly where you should break it.
For sale?
hey there .hear 2.
Pintar sem lixar ?
Hi
Who else would make that a tiny home
wear a respirator when rattle canning stuff too..
Bro you need a work table !
Nippers would be just as fast and probably neater.
Is this car for sale?
Let us know your background on how you learned all what you know
Copper and brass with stainless steel rivets. That would pop...
test ?
Pàrker Weatly, the mechanics of the air bags has to go somewhere. IMO it is not " ruined ".
Why did you punch the holes in the angle iron and not the sheet metal?. Did you want the spot welds to show?
You are good at fabrication. Some people would be totally lost. They don’t know you go to use The brain once in a while
Use the straight edge, measure the length of the straight edge half that is your center. Easier, more accurate.
Those old engines you start up why don't you guys try oversizing there pistons , thanks
You got alot body building gear but nothing to cut with.Build a work bench and you do some weird measuring buy a square and level.at least youre trying.Adam
Jesus!! You guys bleed all over the steel!