Great job, as always. I live in Nova Scotia and cars and you can literally hear cars and trucks rusting away. I've done rockers and fixed frames on multiple vehicles for myself, family and friends. So I bought a F150 new in 2015 , it now has 370,000 Kms on it. I have touched up rust on the frame but the body has remained clean and solid. No more rusty rockers.
Hey! Thank you for such a nice comment! If you are in Ontario, you should come to Autofest this August! It's going to be a good one, we gotta figure out what cars we can bring
Thank you! Yes it was rough and some would say it's not worth putting that much effort into, but sometimes you gotta work with what you got! I always prefer to save a vehicle if it's possible
Nice work lads...saving some money along the way is key when its for yourself or friends...it doesnt have to be dodgy... I just subbed and will watch your other stuff too.. the prices you guys quote in these are very similar to ours ( Im an Aussie )
Thank you very much! Hope you like the other content on the channel. Ya most of our work is for friends and family looking to save money. Love Australia! Got to go back in 2014 and loved it! A couple of nice rebadged Holden cars made their way up here as Pontiacs. Wouldn't mind owning one someday!
Cam… right on! That was incredible work! I’m wondering if you can tell me what you did to the interior of the rocker? Does that replacement rocker get welded up under the cab as well? What do you do to prevent rust on the new bare metal? Sounded like filler and primer; is that it? Trying to build the confidence to tackle my own rockers on a 99 F150. Here in AK we don’t use salt but the snow and water do their damage!
Great job, as always. I live in Nova Scotia and cars and you can literally hear cars and trucks rusting away. I've done rockers and fixed frames on multiple vehicles for myself, family and friends. So I bought a F150 new in 2015 , it now has 370,000 Kms on it. I have touched up rust on the frame but the body has remained clean and solid. No more rusty rockers.
Really good metal work from scratch.
So proud of you guys for doing these videos! Can't wait for more!
Thank you! A lot of cool projects to come for sure!
Howdy! Its nice to see folks from my home provence doing some mighty fine automotive work! Keep up the great work and content.
Cheers
Hey! Thank you for such a nice comment! If you are in Ontario, you should come to Autofest this August! It's going to be a good one, we gotta figure out what cars we can bring
Glad these videos are coming out regularly! I know there will be so many more cool projects to come!
I wonder if people have noticed the cars in the opening, blatant hints at what's coming up!
well ive watched all your videos, cant wait for more. Im from Michigan and I understand about the rust,
Ah thnak you! And ya you know the same salty rusty pain in the asphalt that plagues our vehicles! 🇨🇦🇺🇸🌨️
Amazing work. I'm so happy to see you guys fixing it instead of just junking it
Thank you! Yes it was rough and some would say it's not worth putting that much effort into, but sometimes you gotta work with what you got! I always prefer to save a vehicle if it's possible
Great new channel! Great video! Really cool seeing the rocker repair!
Thanks 👍
Great to see all that goes into the prepping
Its surprising to a lot of people, even for us to see it all put together in a video haha
Oh man, whata hunka $hit 😉 Can't wait to see the finished build!
Hahaha no kidding!! It will live on!
Damn man you have some skills..
Wish you were in ND/MN!
Nice work lads...saving some money along the way is key when its for yourself or friends...it doesnt have to be dodgy... I just subbed and will watch your other stuff too.. the prices you guys quote in these are very similar to ours ( Im an Aussie )
Thank you very much! Hope you like the other content on the channel. Ya most of our work is for friends and family looking to save money. Love Australia! Got to go back in 2014 and loved it! A couple of nice rebadged Holden cars made their way up here as Pontiacs. Wouldn't mind owning one someday!
@@RustedRides cool to hear a few Aussie cars heading over .. more and more it seems
Cam… right on! That was incredible work!
I’m wondering if you can tell me what you did to the interior of the rocker? Does that replacement rocker get welded up under the cab as well?
What do you do to prevent rust on the new bare metal? Sounded like filler and primer; is that it?
Trying to build the confidence to tackle my own rockers on a 99 F150. Here in AK we don’t use salt but the snow and water do their damage!
what part of ontario are you guys in generally? i have an obs k1500 that would be a perfect candidate for your show! id be willing to pay of course
We are in Uxbridge, hour north east of Toronto