Phenomenal job Brandon! I spent my life as a musician. I should have restored old buses! I’m a disabled old man now but I would love one of your restorations to get me and my wheelchair around
Having an Eckold to be able to do these bends in the sheetmetal is an absolute must. Fantastic job in showing how to get an old bus back up to life. Keep it up, we will be watching. Greetings from 🇳🇱
Good morning. A cool bit of fabrication on that chassis rail and panel 👍🏻 I think it’s absolutely amazing how many of you Americans restore old European vehicles 😂 🏴
I'm watching you! Seriously, I appreciate the extent you're taking this restoration. The end result should last decades, and will be something your kids and their kids will admire.
Awesome creativity when making those parts. I would have never thought to use wood to chip out that mold . It looked factory fresh. Keep up the outstanding work
I've now binged all your videos... excellent work so far! You may be building an entirely different vehicle, but rust repair is rust repair! Lol! With the attention to detail you're demonstrating, this will be one fine VW van! New sub! Keep up the good work!!! 🖖🏿😎👍🏿
Hi Brandon, Impressive metalwork invention of how to make metal parts from scratch using woodblock is very intensive but with a great outcome🛠. great also to have a shrinke👍🏻r. Love your work👍🏻🙏🏻.🇳🇴🇳🇱☮Greetings,Hubertus
Awesome as always. Is this your first restoration? I read here before that this is not your trade but you seem to have an eye for it and learned what you didnt know very fast
I like your video, i hope you can earn more subscriber and make more video restoration or reparation with the other car. God bless you brother, respect from Indonesia🇮🇩
Jeez, it is no wonder these old buses did not survive crashes, they are just tin cans! Of course, the Vanagon could take a pretty hard nose hit with those i-beams underfoot.
@@BrandonsBus After two loaf buses I ended my VW past with an '86 Vanagon Transporter Syncro (sold - 2004). Impressive work and documentation, Brandon. Good to see someone taking the work to task. I paid tons and tons to keep mine going as I was 'just the driver.' Why do VW's need so much maintenance?
Phenomenal job Brandon! I spent my life as a musician. I should have restored old buses! I’m a disabled old man now but I would love one of your restorations to get me and my wheelchair around
Having an Eckold to be able to do these bends in the sheetmetal is an absolute must. Fantastic job in showing how to get an old bus back up to life. Keep it up, we will be watching. Greetings from 🇳🇱
I admire the way you take extra care to achieve the best results possible rather than settling for "that's good enough". Many thanks and good wishes.
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Good morning. A cool bit of fabrication on that chassis rail and panel 👍🏻 I think it’s absolutely amazing how many of you Americans restore old European vehicles 😂 🏴
I'm watching you! Seriously, I appreciate the extent you're taking this restoration. The end result should last decades, and will be something your kids and their kids will admire.
Awesome creativity when making those parts. I would have never thought to use wood to chip out that mold . It looked factory fresh. Keep up the outstanding work
That'a a whole lot of work mate! Good on you!
Great work you are a metal work expert.
Great job as always.
I appreciate it!
Out with the rust and rot, in with the new metal. I see a solid bus coming soon... Thumbs Up!
Mahalo brother fo da video!!!! Can't wait when mine is done too !!!! Aloha ke Akua
Good work! Lots of back and forth. Was in a similar situation yesterday with a ‘63 Chevy II gasser repair. The repair is simple. Prep is all day.
Impressive work! Thorough throughout, no shortcuts whatsoever!
Great job man 👍🏻
Fantastic job! Pleasure to watch. All the best.
Great progress man, Good to see you got in the front frame section Never though it would be that rusty in there wheew!
Looks like a main frame restoration not the inner wheel well (tub) I was expecting. Still a great job!
Брэндон, ты крут))) Интересный проект - сил тебе и терпения!
Fantastic effort. You are clearly very determined and have the right skill to accomplished your goals. Respect. ❤
I admire your ability to probably turn a rotten wreck into a beautiful car ❣️ I'm really curious about the end result ❣️🌹!
I've now binged all your videos... excellent work so far! You may be building an entirely different vehicle, but rust repair is rust repair! Lol! With the attention to detail you're demonstrating, this will be one fine VW van! New sub! Keep up the good work!!! 🖖🏿😎👍🏿
Thanks for following along! This bus is a Butchers Broom or Ship of Theseus kinda scenario.
Hi Brandon, Impressive metalwork invention of how to make metal parts from scratch using woodblock is very intensive but with a great outcome🛠. great also to have a shrinke👍🏻r. Love your work👍🏻🙏🏻.🇳🇴🇳🇱☮Greetings,Hubertus
Крутая работа, мужик!
Сразу видно профессиональный подход!
You are doing a great job with the rust repair I would pass on the van seeing all the rust it had
I had it shipped from Brazil and didn't know exactly the extent of the rust, but I was up for the challenge.
Muy buen trabajo...... soy tu fan brother !!!!
Great job.
Salam boh . Baru buleh layan vdeo . Bzy skit sari dua ni . Terbaik la master idola
Really good :)
Awesome as always. Is this your first restoration? I read here before that this is not your trade but you seem to have an eye for it and learned what you didnt know very fast
Man that was some rusty parts there my man ;)
I like your video, i hope you can earn more subscriber and make more video restoration or reparation with the other car. God bless you brother, respect from Indonesia🇮🇩
Amazing
Tebrikler dostum
The Germans seem to have always had a love affair with sheet metal.
This restoration will last a hundred years.
Jeez, it is no wonder these old buses did not survive crashes, they are just tin cans! Of course, the Vanagon could take a pretty hard nose hit with those i-beams underfoot.
Definitely little crash support on the T1's. I'm thinking of adding my own braces for strength.
@@BrandonsBus After two loaf buses I ended my VW past with an '86 Vanagon Transporter Syncro (sold - 2004). Impressive work and documentation, Brandon. Good to see someone taking the work to task. I paid tons and tons to keep mine going as I was 'just the driver.' Why do VW's need so much maintenance?
Sucesso
I hope your making templates piece by piece. If you need it. Everybody else will.
Why drilling holes on the side when there is a nice hole cutter for it. Quicker and no drilling required.
I have a pneumatic hole punch but it’s a little dull and wouldn’t cut through the 16g
Hey, du bist gut man...
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