Tony you never cease to amaze us with your skills. Every high school in the world needs a shop teacher that's at least half as good as you are. Thanks for posting.
Lovely, Tony back doing his masterful rust repairs. I'll never get tired of you fixing panels 99% of the world would scrap. Superb as always Tony, thankyou.
70. yrs old in Nov and still I get memories of my father and the older guys that I learned how to make something with my hands or repair them, fitzee brings to the front what it takes to get it done with what you have thank you sir for your great work keep it up for our youth they need a guide like you
Have a look at Yorkshire Car Restorations! They're doing something fairly similar in the UK, although with a slightly less educational video style. Some of their cars are amazingly far gone and they still try to save any original metal they can. I also really enjoy their dry sense of humour!
Another amazing episode Tony. I know no matter what kind of day I have had, spending an hour watching you work makes things right with the world. Glad to see kitty is nice an warm. Thanks for sharing.
You're adding commentary after you've done the work it seems. Not sure you've done that before. I really enjoy that approach, for what it's worth I say keep up that style. Again the work is great, so helpful to your viewers.
Another great educational video. It's been awhile since I was able to watch your videos, thanks for sharing. I am always learning from your videos, even at 67 yrs old. never too old to learn.
I'm mesmerized watching you work with basic tools. Nothing fancy and hardly a skim coat of mud if it was to be finished show quality. Thanks for sharing your craftsmanship.
I love the way you break down what looks like complex panels into a number of smaller tasks that many will now feel within their ability to have a go at, keep the great video`s coming.
You did a fine factory job of knittin that fender bottom and inner brace back on , after a bead of seam sealer and a couple of squirts of primer.., you'd think it grew there, awesome tidy job Tony.
I just had to do this very same thing in the same situation... Our 69 type 3 Squareback VW there also is pretty much zero aftermarket support for metal with these cars. It's taken me 4 yrs to make progress on this car because everyone was always saying you have to bend , stretch , hammer , beat , smash into shape... A lot of that stuff takes a ton of experience which I don't have. Your ways have really SERIOUSLY opened the door to opportunity and allowed me to ACTUALLY understand how to make panels out of pieces and it comes out even better!! The entire front window frame is all pretty rusted as well and there are a lot of crazy angles in that! I made a corner piece w/ your method and it came out GREAT!! I never in a million years thought I would even get to that part it's way too complex for me to make where i'm at and the lack of knowledge I have to be able to beat it into shape. The over all car is not in bad shape at all just some rust in the worst places I want fixed... I also have a 71 Audi 60L which were never sold here in the states , it's extremely rare here, actually the only one I've ever seen. had to buy it when it came up for sale. it's REALLY rusty! Doesn't " look " too bad from 10ft but frame and other areas are pretty rough!! Hopefully When I get done with the Squareback and the work I'm doing in a friends metal shop I'll have better knowledge and experience to take on that car!! ANYWAY, All of this babble, I'm just excited to say thanks for your videos and the help you provide!! YOU single handedly helped me make massive progress way more than any other video's i've watched over the last 4 yrs w/ this car.
Nobody will know that the bottom of that fender once held tennis shoes and books. I like the idea of recycling. The world needs to watch Tony work his magic with metals. Sir you are Gold !
I want to thank you for all your videos man. Im nearing the end of a weld-a-thon on an LDV 400 panel van which your videos gave me the knowledge and confidence to tackle. Its taken many, many weekends and evenings to get there but the van will be on the road soon! Honestly, youre an absolute life saver, couldn't have done it without you. Thanks again!
great shot at 16:00 of the welding process. So many time guys struggle with good penetration, this is what that looks like. An orange spot coming through the back side of the steel as you weld. very instructive.
Hey Tony, the panel came out perfect! You make it look so easy. The tips are good. Having a basic idea of how to form a panel helps a lot if trying to patch something where there is no ready made patch available. Thanks for the video!
Another great one and I enjoyed it all, especially the real time section. The intro had me hitting the 'Like' button within 10 seconds. Thank you Tony.
Fitzee's Fabrications you amaze me. How did you know that I am going to have to do this exact same thing with my 69 Chevelle? You are a MetalMaster! Thanks man!!
Another great video. I didn't realize how much I missed the rust repair videos until I saw this morning's post. Thank you for taking the time to share with us. Keep up the great content.
Tony never a dull moment or video im glued to the screen picking up new tips and learning how to fabricate . Thanks for taking your time to take me along and making these videos .
Fitzee's the best. His approach to Fabricating is so simple and it was there all along. How needs over rated and costly tools and machines when he gets right to the heart of the objective. Put all his simple techniques together and you'll have a master piece in the end result. I'll be saving thousands of dollars compared to body shop quotes. He is a true Craftsman. Thanks Fitzee!!!
Always AMAZED at what it looks like at the beginning and what it looks like finished. A true master. Thanks for taking the time to show us all how it's done!! Incredible!!
This is a very useful and helpful video, as I will have to do this very same thing on my project when I get to it. Thanks for taking the time to make these instructional videos to help us with our projects. All the best from Queensland Australia.
Excellent video! Haven’t watched your videos in a while, didn’t like the audio, but you are using a mic and voice over. Major improvement,I’ll be watching from now on! Thanks from Idaho USA
Fitzee- thank you for creating such great videos. I am almost finished with my 53 Studebaker. I would not have even attempted this project without knowing I had your videos to reference. I have made huge progress in my skill set from when I started. I am putting the time in and its paying off. You and I saved this Studebaker from the crusher. Its going to be head turner now!
Fantastic Tony ! Im gonna attempt workin on a 1970 ford van hood spot(s) this way like you showed ....my first time workin with a yes welder....here I go !
You sir are an absolute master. I bought a shrinking/stretching tool for sheetmetal (very expensive) for my project and haven't used it since I started using Fitzee's method for making body flanges. An absolute time saver for sure. Thanks for sharing! Cheers from Puerto Rico.
I remember " helping" my dad weld a fender on a 67 MGB GT front right front with a piece of 16G metal and a stick welder .I still; own that welder. Thank you for sharing your skills and methods!
Thx Fitzee, for the real time procedure. Very nice work. You said you are pleased with it, as you should be sir. That’s gratifying to create something from raw material with your hands and patience…tips were good! 👍🏻✌🏻😎
Nice job Tony!!! I love your "in stock" comment, we say that at my house. I have a lot of stuff lying around, from good used parts and wheels, to sheet metal and structural shapes. It all comes in handy.
Keep up the good work.. watching your way of repairing rust and not just buying panels.real world way of working Don't throw away anything recycling old classics I remember as a kid..wish I found your channel years ago would have made me a better welder... keep on teaching..
Wow your an amazing at this stuff. Always looking forward to your vids. I like how you do repairs with basic tools. Ben watching for awhile. Thank you so much for sharing your talents.
Your approach to rust repair keeps one from get I over there head. I worked with a great old mechanic taught me to take time do it right the first time it's always faster in the end.
Wasn't Rusty Fenderbottom an old Blues musician? Love the videos. I watch a couple every night & then practice making different pieces with curves & lines then tack them together. I still suck but not as bad as I did last week. Next week I won't be as bad as I am now & I should have this down by 2070. I will be an even 100y.o. Something to look forward to.
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Tony you never cease to amaze us with your skills. Every high school in the world needs a shop teacher that's at least half as good as you are. Thanks for posting.
First, we need more high schools that even teach this art! Then we bring in these Artisan's to teach it.
I really like your style of work, what king of wire do you use for that welding?
Nice job on that fenderbottom pal
I'm glad to see ol Crusty back in 2023. Thanks for the tips and tricks! I look forward to the videos you do. You make it look so simple.
Lovely, Tony back doing his masterful rust repairs. I'll never get tired of you fixing panels 99% of the world would scrap. Superb as always Tony, thankyou.
70. yrs old in Nov and still I get memories of my father and the older guys that I learned how to make something with my hands or repair them, fitzee brings to the front what it takes to get it done with what you have thank you sir for your great work keep it up for our youth they need a guide like you
Just when the rust thought you’d forgotten about it….🤛 A warning to rust all over the internet….😳 he’s back😎
Tony is one of the best fabrication guys I've ever seen with just using every day common tool in the shop.
Have a look at Yorkshire Car Restorations! They're doing something fairly similar in the UK, although with a slightly less educational video style. Some of their cars are amazingly far gone and they still try to save any original metal they can. I also really enjoy their dry sense of humour!
Another amazing episode Tony. I know no matter what kind of day I have had, spending an hour watching you work makes things right with the world. Glad to see kitty is nice an warm. Thanks for sharing.
I see most of the car channels on you tube have adopted your cut and butt method.its works well
I really liked your mix of "real-time" and voice-over comments through the process. Quite instructional!
You're adding commentary after you've done the work it seems. Not sure you've done that before. I really enjoy that approach, for what it's worth I say keep up that style. Again the work is great, so helpful to your viewers.
Another great educational video. It's been awhile since I was able to watch your videos, thanks for sharing. I am always learning from your videos, even at 67 yrs old. never too old to learn.
I'm mesmerized watching you work with basic tools. Nothing fancy and hardly a skim coat of mud if it was to be finished show quality. Thanks for sharing your craftsmanship.
I love the way you break down what looks like complex panels into a number of smaller tasks that many will now feel within their ability to have a go at, keep the great video`s coming.
Thanks for the real time welding segment, Tony! Shows just how fast it can be done even with cooling to reduce warping.
You did a fine factory job of knittin that fender bottom and inner brace back on , after a bead of seam sealer and a couple of squirts of primer.., you'd think it grew there, awesome tidy job Tony.
I just had to do this very same thing in the same situation... Our 69 type 3 Squareback VW there also is pretty much zero aftermarket support for metal with these cars. It's taken me 4 yrs to make progress on this car because everyone was always saying you have to bend , stretch , hammer , beat , smash into shape... A lot of that stuff takes a ton of experience which I don't have. Your ways have really SERIOUSLY opened the door to opportunity and allowed me to ACTUALLY understand how to make panels out of pieces and it comes out even better!! The entire front window frame is all pretty rusted as well and there are a lot of crazy angles in that! I made a corner piece w/ your method and it came out GREAT!! I never in a million years thought I would even get to that part it's way too complex for me to make where i'm at and the lack of knowledge I have to be able to beat it into shape. The over all car is not in bad shape at all just some rust in the worst places I want fixed... I also have a 71 Audi 60L which were never sold here in the states , it's extremely rare here, actually the only one I've ever seen. had to buy it when it came up for sale. it's REALLY rusty! Doesn't " look " too bad from 10ft but frame and other areas are pretty rough!! Hopefully When I get done with the Squareback and the work I'm doing in a friends metal shop I'll have better knowledge and experience to take on that car!! ANYWAY, All of this babble, I'm just excited to say thanks for your videos and the help you provide!! YOU single handedly helped me make massive progress way more than any other video's i've watched over the last 4 yrs w/ this car.
Your very welcome. I so enjoy hearing these stories. Thanks for sharing
Nobody will know that the bottom of that fender once held tennis shoes and books. I like the idea of recycling. The world needs to watch Tony work his magic with metals. Sir you are Gold !
Nice work tony! Crusty got a little less crusty!!!
I want to thank you for all your videos man. Im nearing the end of a weld-a-thon on an LDV 400 panel van which your videos gave me the knowledge and confidence to tackle. Its taken many, many weekends and evenings to get there but the van will be on the road soon! Honestly, youre an absolute life saver, couldn't have done it without you. Thanks again!
you are the master of rust repair no one shows how to do it right only you thank you for showing it in real time
your videos inspire me to build my own shop and restore old cars and trucks
tony is the King of the rust belt
The rust repair videos hooked me at first, but I enjoy the fabrication videos and the trips to the woods and junkyards just as much. Thanks Fitzee!
Fritzee my friend you make body work look like childs play ....make believe in anything's possible thank you. You are Amazing
great shot at 16:00 of the welding process. So many time guys struggle with good penetration, this is what that looks like. An orange spot coming through the back side of the steel as you weld. very instructive.
These tips and tricks are the best. You have helped inspire me to learn to weld and attack my projects.
And Crusty is still giving up the fun. But I see the finish line in the near future. Love the videos.
Hey Tony, the panel came out perfect! You make it look so easy. The tips are good. Having a basic idea of how to form a panel helps a lot if trying to patch something where there is no ready made patch available. Thanks for the video!
I could watch (and listen) to you all day. Thanks for the great tips and content!
Enjoyed the narration on this video. Sometimes I thought I was watching Wild Kingdom with Marlin Perkins!
Oh yes Tony we all love a bit of rust repair.
Another great one and I enjoyed it all, especially the real time section. The intro had me hitting the 'Like' button within 10 seconds. Thank you Tony.
Less and less crusty 🙂 Good job.
We live in an r&r world and that's not how it should be. I appreciate all your work!!
Fitzee's Fabrications you amaze me. How did you know that I am going to have to do this exact same thing with my 69 Chevelle?
You are a MetalMaster! Thanks man!!
Always nice watching a PRO AT WORK.
I never get tired of watching you working metal and fabricating patches!…You are a true Master!!!😊
Another great video. I didn't realize how much I missed the rust repair videos until I saw this morning's post. Thank you for taking the time to share with us. Keep up the great content.
Tony never a dull moment or video im glued to the screen picking up new tips and learning how to fabricate . Thanks for taking your time to take me along and making these videos .
Fitzee's the best. His approach to Fabricating is so simple and it was there all along. How needs over rated and costly tools and machines when he gets right to the heart of the objective. Put all his simple techniques together and you'll have a master piece in the end result.
I'll be saving thousands of dollars compared to body shop quotes. He is a true Craftsman.
Thanks Fitzee!!!
Always AMAZED at what it looks like at the beginning and what it looks like finished. A true master. Thanks for taking the time to show us all how it's done!! Incredible!!
Brother Tony,
Great Movie!
I like how you fix your glitches. I'm guessing alot of people would grab different pieces of metal.
Tony it's always a pleasure to watch you work well done and keep up the good work and teaching 👍
Great one. I like watching these hand fab videos. Shapes, rolls etc....helps me out a good bit
Nice job Fitzee! No fancy tools just plain and simple …. Love it! Thanks!
This is a very useful and helpful video, as I will have to do this very same thing on my project when I get to it. Thanks for taking the time to make these instructional videos to help us with our projects. All the best from Queensland Australia.
Excellent skill with years of experience thrown in. Thanks for sharing.
Its hard to believe your work. Very inspiring!
Tony - Without doubt, you are a master of metal working. No fancy tools or materials needed, just the know-how and skills. Well done as usual!👍👍👍
Great video Tony, that's exactly what the 72 Pinto needs, I'm on it!
She looks mint, truly NOS.
I'll be after you soon for the interview now I'm back in St. John's.
Excellent video! Haven’t watched your videos in a while, didn’t like the audio, but you are using a mic and voice over. Major improvement,I’ll be watching from now on! Thanks from Idaho USA
Great tutorial! You have a no-nonsense approach that is easy to follow, and the results are amazing! Thanks!
Fitzee- thank you for creating such great videos. I am almost finished with my 53 Studebaker. I would not have even attempted this project without knowing I had your videos to reference. I have made huge progress in my skill set from when I started. I am putting the time in and its paying off. You and I saved this Studebaker from the crusher. Its going to be head turner now!
Great job on the rust awesome, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones
As always, Tony, pure genius - a bit of old shelving and you saved an original panel 👍
That was a great one, Tony. Real time weld up gives a great appreciation of the patience required. I've missed the rust.
Fantastic Tony ! Im gonna attempt workin on a 1970 ford van hood spot(s) this way like you showed ....my first time workin with a yes welder....here I go !
Nice work Fitzee. I've learned a few tidbits that will come in handy from this one!
Crusty might be Rusty,, but Fitzee will make it Ritzee!
You sir are an absolute master. I bought a shrinking/stretching tool for sheetmetal (very expensive) for my project and haven't used it since I started using Fitzee's method for making body flanges. An absolute time saver for sure. Thanks for sharing! Cheers from Puerto Rico.
Great work. If you don't get sponsorship from a shelving company I will be so disappointed. Awesome how you keep it simple and in perspective.
I remember " helping" my dad weld a fender on a 67 MGB GT front right front with a piece of 16G metal and a stick welder .I still; own that welder. Thank you for sharing your skills and methods!
You have taught me so much from just watching the videos. Your such a good teacher !
Love the metal working Fitzee!
Love how you do what you do.
Master fabricator!!! You rock brother!!!
Best chanel with hand tools 👌🏻
Hey, you´re doing an awesome job on the car. I could watch you working all day. Greetings from West Germany!
You have to love the trim strip/dent protectors that were so common on cars of that era. They outlasted the cars.
Outstanding work as always Tony.
amazing work as always! You give garage diy'ers the confidence to work on their own rust repair. keep them coming!
Excellent as usual!
Yep I suffer rust repair withdrawals- hate it at times during a resto but when it’s gone it feels soo good
Thanks Tony, good content as always!
Thanks for being such a good teacher.
Thx Fitzee, for the real time procedure. Very nice work. You said you are pleased with it, as you should be sir. That’s gratifying to create something from raw material with your hands and patience…tips were good! 👍🏻✌🏻😎
The tips were GREAT! ❤
I've been entertained and educated, thank you.
Nice job Tony!!! I love your "in stock" comment, we say that at my house. I have a lot of stuff lying around, from good used parts and wheels, to sheet metal and structural shapes. It all comes in handy.
Looks awesome. Keep the videos coming.
Great metal work !
Keep up the good work.. watching your way of repairing rust and not just buying panels.real world way of working Don't throw away anything recycling old classics I remember as a kid..wish I found your channel years ago would have made me a better welder... keep on teaching..
Beautiful, a true craftsman that can teach !
A pleasure to watch, thanks
Wow your an amazing at this stuff. Always looking forward to your vids. I like how you do repairs with basic tools. Ben watching for awhile. Thank you so much for sharing your talents.
Awesome video, thank you sir!
Great job. Thank you for sharing your great skills.
Excellent work, Señor !!
Awesome work. I always learn something valuable. Thank you, Tony!
Great job as always Tony and the tips are always good.
Fantastic. Thanks for showing how to do that. The tips were good
Excellent work.
Hi Tony. Nice vid again. Your a patience man. So much attention to teach and get it right. 😉👍
That narration part was neat. I like the multiple camera angles too. Tony you're getting better all the time!
This a great tutorial. You're a fine craftsman and an excellent teacher, Fitzee.
Your approach to rust repair keeps one from get I over there head. I worked with a great old mechanic taught me to take time do it right the first time it's always faster in the end.
Excellent job Tony Looks good
Wasn't Rusty Fenderbottom an old Blues musician? Love the videos. I watch a couple every night & then practice making different pieces with curves & lines then tack them together. I still suck but not as bad as I did last week. Next week I won't be as bad as I am now & I should have this down by 2070. I will be an even 100y.o. Something to look forward to.
That is a wonderful job repairing that corner. One step at a time and it looks factory made. Nice!